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libraryMICHIGAN STATE C O LU Q C Of AGRI. ANO APP. SCI ENCE
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iMICHIGAN STATE
VOLUME 18 ‘ "
SECOND UNION VAUDEVILLE WILL BE GIVEN AT THE GLADMER FEB. 4 .5 6
TRY-OUT DATES BEGIN OCTOBER IS , SAYS KENNETH SCUDDER,' MANAGER.
MADE BIG HIT LAST YEARThree Performance Idea Inaugurated in ’24 With Great Success. j
BIG PEP MEET i TONITE IN GYM|
“ Carp” Julian, Michigan State V Greatest Football Hero Will Be I
Present at Meet.
FR ID AY, OCTOBER 2, 1925
The Spirit o f 1915N UM BER fi
i.rtmry 4, •*». 41 h a v e désignât . ih#* dates l'or II»#* s«*«-oii»l í i I i iu ih I, Vttiulovill»* It#'Vl#*W to Ih- lli'ltl#• flh id m er th ea te r, l-#*iriKinur.I out «lntl*N l ia vf* l»««*h *«d III-dev. I h l . I«*». Tuesdii.v, « »* i lì»». I'hursd iiy , 4 tot. 'S I . A n y stmh-nts ..•iti e»f Ntml«*ntM h av in g hU-as for fu*» or acta nr#* m|iM*Mf#*i| to u«*t •i. fi w ith K**ritM*fli 8 i ii#l»l<*r. ninna* ut t lif* Kun# an inn limi*#*. ioH Vaudevilli»» nr»* the ««income H* old l ’tiloñ H pera*. ttif* last " f , w«-re Ilio famous: 1- 11 iI* I .. . d ”j an il the “ P a in p u s NIjctith** In
These performanci**, although wen» a sue«-«-«* from t he sb»iw
. standpoint, w e re a faillir#* from n.iia ia l outcome.t unfit tin* IhMt y e n j^ w as an at* i made to stage any enterta in* of th is natu re. T h e tirsi a iinnu l
li V aud ev ille ll#*vil*W tnalie ils up m .•• :•! ili#* (ll i ld m e r th ea te r last ■inrv fo r a thri*#* night rnn on th** «ah, and 7th. It fea tu red the ft.rf.- KatiM 'os". “ IH ie M oth and Khun#*»", the I m in a n 8M »*rs” , i\ other ai ta Ito th from ¡1 limiti
mid a theater-goertf vh-ivpoint I lie .»■maini* was a decided »m«-«-»* is viMtr’s show prom ise* to *ur- . v#*tt that o f In«» ven r's .»how. i chorus of tw e lve g irl*. one of
musical stilts, a one net p lay, a •id dance s*-t, und a sket«-h from
light otM-ra. m ak im r hi a ll a vii-JU* .lesioni h ill o f idtfht acts. iKfor- lod w ith snappy hum orous nill-
HOLD ELIMINATION
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o w i t h M i»rp” . lul lim-I grid ìi-mind -im !
STATE GRID FANS PREPARE FOR TRIP TO FERRY HELD FOR GREAT CONTESTFOOTBALL FANS TRAVEL BY VARIOUS METHODS; SEVENTY.
FIVE PER CENT OF STUDENTS GOING.
SPECIAL TRAIN CHARTERED FOR TRIPWill Leave in Bach of Olds Hall at 8:1S Saturday Morning; to Carry
Band of Siity-five Pieces.
R .O .T .C . EXPECTS GREAT SEASON
New Captains Take Post; Will Select Cadet Colonel Soon.
It) (iMtfljP \Vsssi«IH«ir>. ‘ .*7
\Tune Up Fords For Occasion
.d Hie •ri ss*m ve«| IIV
■ « ■ “ ' T ODon MacPhersou and Hadsel
Smith Run for '29 Präsident.M . - l ' h . „ n i l IC ..Ì* . ;
• the fw it ran d M ates wh#*'led rm fu r president rtf the
< hiss u«*yf W erlnesrla v a>• f the «-lilllimit lo ll* . h»-|»l ili H a ll .if K ittfineerim r bou
The««* t w u m e n «t i r i i\ **#| ng and w ilt ta ke tip th .• n# \f m««*ting s»f He «-hiss
. am lida tes w ho held ih» dr the e lim in a i inns f<>r u n -
«re M arg a re t Ifu h h a r.l and
Plans for Military Ball Were Discussed ; Nominate Sponsors at
“* ’ lih lt Jw«tih|. I * '
WEAR BROADCASTS MICHIGAN GAME
To Be the First Program Over New 1000 Watt Station.
11»- S ta le M ieli i
■ him laicillif i «
WILL ISSUE DIRECTORIES OF STUDENTS OCT 25
To Contain Names and Classification of All Students and Mem
bers of Faculty.
BOARD APPROVES •GREEN ONION CHIEF
Helen Doris Taylor Is New Otfi- Appoint Committees to AKmsd to" cial Editor of Humor Rush; Also Class Social
Magaiioe. Events for Year.
•riilltf W ill Is«* the M I* *
Hnhert.
x'cckwenr
fo r the efTice i.f frea*#- | o s ’|- (,ssl#l p e m il «ogni«*«! w ith*««»r«lnti W h it t ie r and “ l l \ ] M lost between Old** H a l l and
the ( l i i m i d n httiltlitig #»n U id n r^ r l.tt m orning. I im k r plea*«* « a ll I I .
Fash ion Hhop H arneo , ptmne *»I:4«N. ICewanl. * CHOOSE TOPIC FORBattle-Scarred Survivors o f M ixer CAMBRIDGE DEBATE
So W ell M ixed They Ran Together Sute Tmb t0 SufpoTi ..DnB#.cracy is a Failure.’■ «ollege cs|h an d «»-«»hi itmhled
I hUfsihl.V lilo rtlìlig u ith aa*• a fte r ( lio n ight Itefor«*’* ut*■ fmt In «leeidedly pr#»i»#*unee#I -'irrnlng ih#* w»*arv i »m#*h, if con rta itied t lia t thè*- parti«-« ut* Hi#* m ixer a t thè i 'id o n la-f l ’v thè ItMik* n f «•«aiti«* r»f 11»*-
• irr#«| «u rv ivo rs it i» #-ertnin| rlv ev»-r.v #»ne whh tboroug lilv j ■d in faef suine rati tóget h»*r. i ’• t In an y « la«« Imd #l#«-i#le«l#-1
u t h ls v ieifuhm w iU i a ni«*** uni/, it is estim ili*«! flin t tn*j -v** v«*ry fe w pn|wr« fu correet -•* p#*r . ellt r.f (he **f
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DEAN PHELAN TELLS OF DARTMOUTH EDUCAHON PLAN MADE BY STUDENTS
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‘»••I«hIIh. If t« liiftjs«! tha t a ll L'hf arm#» at the A lpha W i h o f W
“ ifferltig fruni total #»r at le*i»t r I paralys is .
. Iu m « uh*M*rver u|ion tudng t#»l«l .,>ir' n ight ») iif fra y w ..uhi no tU v flu- muri
’ • f «* une o f fh«* m ill hut Hlil«. h * t ), ;t y1 ' -1*' enlighten*«! M an y a elm** is tserri
itr iw l. »« iifts«! im i iie iir iy free/■•'if u fte r «treiuuuiH a e rv h v ln»f huts#!
-Vecordtng to the i-oiMvnHti« #»f ,t r< •’i #fiiun ea the campiti# it a p iv iirn th»* -i> \ r- mir the utilyne K T A iH N B T E T It,. -,
«riens o f the r**»j*#«-tive «h««v |)|M" nut the ««nl.v o im-*# tu use rh#*tn « t in g ' and thru•ng »he m ixer. M an y a fr««* ri i#* p ittu re , another
f»k#*n W#«luess|ay n ight on H«su»e . j„ . hauntingr i*air o f «hot*« au d m any a enrn ■ .ian#e to b is grave* I ‘»rtured, hllt ¡ f ll l, the m idst #«f \evertheU*«s u-arin * ............... »i«r»" . . ^ r r'Kk. t lw . H hum lrw l. . , . „ |T„ | . Ul^ . , - ,ia , ,r * - . th.-
» h».| not h m fo r lh „ r . J .t»T tl„- rn.m-.l. . . . W" " M h" V" th.- iiiiv.-r .V». ,. k-r.t.i'l
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•* w 5 » ' -'«• *h '« .«hr ....... »m lner own f#*t»t fop «mnie tim e tin*
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umi w irh th» iil h#»t «pring I l i» exibi » e r v e ti ini in g.««!•• detti li •* s e a Min.
Kekertnao u r g e « flin t all iter» «fs*d r*-is*rf t<» hun ;»fI-#* a s im ili »«|un»l vvIII sta rt tuf l u i r ; » v«*ry f«*w days.
r- The Kashhsti 8h«*p.
BEAT MICHIGAN PARTYTonight -the second of the serl#*a
of I'nb»n partlcw will h« given. In k— ping with the spirit of the day. the hail will b- gaily decorated w|th a »(reamer effect and ail fhrti-out th e d u a "H e a t Mlrhlgan" spirit w ill prevail, as a send-off to the „r elents accompanying the team to A nn Arbor
MRS. ROSEBOOM’S MOTHER DIED IN KANSAS, SEPT. 20
F rien d s »»f M r» Norm a H H«#e lMM»m. " f the Kng iish «l**f*irtin«*n». were surprised t.» h*»ar «.f the d»*ath •f M r» it»M#elwMinr* m other w h ich oe*
> wred S-pr# fnts*r ' 13» —Mr«. ItneotMMtm has r»«-«*nflr r#*4tim
*-d from Laurtum , I "« « w he r*.* the i.e.* rites ..f h»*r ui fit her were held M r» H i leh r 1st endear«-«! h«-n»elf f<» th<- «tm leofs and fai-ulty o f »in* ru lleg«* wb**n *h«- s|a*nt »*-v«-ral year« at fh« i«>ll**g** w ith M r« HiftsetsMint ;»fi»l h»*r * «»**r M iss Muud- f i ih h r is t , «I**an ».f w n u n a t th a t tim e
H e r ptissing < »irues a« a gri«*v«uis stirpris** t«s the host uf frh*luls M rs tsilebriaf had at th«* »»dlege.
WOLVERINE NOTICE
ng I».Id r.
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OFFICER’S CLUB MEETING
>1 it was finally diaeovered that she jNuminath.à* l ° T
la* made at A the .»ffh. r's. . _ h i iduh to (m* hdid at 5:«9 o’ehs-k I f no*.
Hall, not a eo^d # <«»Id lift n j Attmt l«mll plana will also
rt**«igned am i th»*n signed «»ver ¡-gain.Id no* o m L T T I - T W hen Ir «am e to signing In a t Abbot* not paid her fa re and her «-ruel „ ,, . (_ w i ( l i f t n p*m«-il.
**7“ rl,le •“Z r . w l t h the result that perhajia *»m * wUI { * V * M i l i7 r; » f-w . « f . . „ Fobh- '; d* D ,v" k » th H r »-«-k w i.l». Alrh-'titfh * . * • » , )- < « « « * *
r»Sed h.1 “ i . . ' 1., <'-r,'"u“ 5'in .«v .-«rrv tb.- m a rk , - f th i . t » ¡ — D. » ft"**1) ita p m ltlM W . tb e KM V„. „ I I »11 b rh „|
" T . . * hui:|y > W N »*■> w h o h » » : >ff<lr aD(j t)H. (-.-rtalnly t .» k- « , 1 , i , the on „ ^ ^ y „ tr rú t, n m r o l^ j ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ o w j
Bm Wash. are.
Htmients who have red r»«*elvedtheir Wolverine or th»«««* wishIng to purchase »te-m m ay do «uevery afternoon next week fr«»m 3 t»»
^ 4 In f he f'nlon Memorial Hu tiding... E. 4* Hayhow. tiimiiK«« mnnag»*r. will irpa spooaorii will ^ at or mmr fh»* main d»*sk
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•<>«■ kmdmmiton for M. 8 . "■ «•»» atom l M t Bhntel a.
I'ateot o h s Ia »huhel’s,
and vd vd pumpa for you ¡ Saturday, buhéi s. 210 X. Wash are. |210 X. Wa
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Prealdent
AMKKICAN M9UIOX TO MRKT
There will lie a business meeting nf the A ru«-rlean l.«*gi»m next Monday evienine at 8 o'clock in the college armory.
tha t m*«-»ing • ; i'h » 'm h 'iif »huuhi h-‘Ve »..tn»* <(• -fitiir»* t.»«k i*r problem !«. uurk out and present ?«» the oth«*r nine men ;»t th»» f»»ilowing m»«-»irig fie would do ti!| i)m* rending fo r h'tti* »**lf and develop tlie e n tire r»-s«*nr«*h
! In re ference t«* the ol»*,, of In »-as*- *ide ..f th»* pr«»blein. Fn-shman‘ ing ••ff»« i»-in v !*ean I ’h-tsu g.»v*» „."»o r«««» «hen Id 1«* l.m ad #»*ur«es not| very intere«4lng *slk -m the resu lts narr«»wed dow n !•• an y «(»»cialiaatlott. J of an In terv iew w ith a g rc iip o f («art* I*sngwage. Fng li»h 11 »-»»urse in Mud*
mouth students- * ampu« lesder«, ,,rn <*lvlltxath»n. u »-onrse in evo lution every «»ne of th«*tn ath letics, fra te r » ‘d ing as •» p re fw ra to ry »oume fo r
I n lfy men, scho lar* o f n»*te. unupu> iw i j "#'k*n«e' should I«* n«piired.'* i an urgabixatlf>a o f .typs-ai A m erican i ln*an Ph e lan con«*Iu«led his moat In* (yo u n g men. T h e gr»»tip had ««»tnpiled i rer«»sting address t».v em phasising thea paper on the fa ilu re #»f a «««liege j fact th a t the college is an Inatfttationand stated tlw* fo llow in g eswential j tha t baa f«»r ita p rim t function theid e a s :— I *t ra in ing o f tlie in d iv id u a l for ser*
.......................................................................... j vice.**Xew Heoteh grain oxfords for men.
buhel Shoe 8 tore, ) priced at 35,00. Id iMi. $7X10 and $8.00. Mbtiiiela ^10 N. Wash.
Pom e on stiukmta. show the 1012 to ! 1015 sp irt, heat M lrh lgan . Mhohei I N b w 4*o.
<«•1lege Footwear extraordinary, hbuhel 8b«» Po., 210 K . W aah a i t
Pa«a Two M IC H IG A N ST A T E N EW S, FR ID A Y , O C TO BER t , IM S
Michigan Stale Newst'ublifthed twice weekly during the col leg»* y«*ar by th** »tud*i<ff of th«*
Ml* higan State College. Entered a» «wond d a « matter at the poatotflce, Ea*t Limiting, Michigan Advertl«lng ra'ea fur
nUb«*«! upon application to the B w i iw w Matup-r.
R D IT O R IA L ST % fT R O B E R T I I . P O W E R * . '2GI. I le n n la n llooae, r i l E I ) W . M A U K , *25*. H erm laft ffooae Levon llo rton , '2X1 John KelleyErva P rw co tt , '27h.........S tan ley StafTì id
Ajwifltant Editer»Pa u l I I . Eng le, Ü . W . K letzu iun, I». U. O looa. W oodbury
T . L . C h ris tie , K llirnetMHigh. H a ro ld M a r it i
a ‘A*2» EditorBasine*« Manager
Sporta Editor Fea tu re *
iDoriety Editor A rt
RKf*ORTRRNJohn Ilrl«hln f . I* H ill J I* M eliliNilt<* IbillbiH k Mm inn 11« nn«*ff « K - i l - V
Until nrti****iiig**r. Hf**n««gta
B I HINKNH S T A F FA«i v«*rt iRlng <1 T. Whitburn. ’27; L Hyndor, 2M : VI«- Andcrtzin, ‘2H ;
W. Kluf«*. ’2*Ci re Hint inn Max fb-w lw io ■•«
O F F M ' K HA HEM E N T N E W LI I1HAI v fit i f i » is * ;P i lnt«*«l ut tli»* <'»irn|»ii~ I'n-A l*h 2*1115
C d I to r I a In a H i e n r i n g In t in Ml' lit»; vs > T A T E N E W S «r . w r i t t e n In I hi- e d i t o r III »'hli-f ainl hi* n'wd»i»nl*. w ho tr» «• -I-hn T h e y ran In no w a v lie In te rp re t«* ! a s r«*t»ri ««■«•* m g ftm • f f è t a l «ri#-« j*oint o f th«* ('«»liege, o r o f c o l l e g e offl* ia l-
HlfBSCRIPTI«tN $2 fin TI1E S»TI«h »I. TEAK
ON TO MKHIUAN!Ten years ago, when "Carp" «JwMnn ^ma«herf '•ppMnent* r»f the
Michigan Aggiow tr» piec#**, fnothall wa*» a gam** of brawn am! weight and muscle. It was th»* survival of the fittest and ¿he biggest team always won out,
Today football is a matter «>f speerl and skill and brains. To»lay, we place our haekfiehl hopes on m»*n as 'mall a*» Id*slie F»»uts wh»»se 150 pounds would n*»t have ma»!»* much of a »lent on the l*ehem»»th lines of 1915. Hut in 1925 with f»*»t">all l**ing played “ out in the open" Fonts has as mu« h «if a *'han»«* as the other fellow.
Ten years ag«> the college known as M. A. C. defeat#*! the University «»f Michigan by a s«»»n* of ‘j l t*» «» T»*m»»rrow an institution known as Michigan State Cnilege wdl attempt to turn the same trick, but with different methods.
It is interesting to n*»te a few o' th»* change* that have <*•- curred in the game in th«* past decade. In 1915 eleven men went ' out to start a game, and generally th»»*e same eleven men finished it. Few substitutions were made. As a matter **f fact th»*n* were only about 10 men on the s»|U/.»l. A guard or tackle ha<! to Ik*. able to play any |>ositiori on th«1 line, and a t-.e kfield substitute! might be called on to play <|uartcr, half or full. <le|»ending on who was “ knocked out."
^ B a c k m tP i* Sams mv,™ lia.F hopes <>f win-ninir from Mic h i gun. They were sn Iis fled with h..1.11tiff th»* \««.»t- tyit*n down t»» ti low sn»r»*. lit 191.1, h««wever, th<* table» won* lurm*(l wtd I he liiw n anil Whit«* came **nt victorious to th<* tune of 12 In 7. The ni'Xt yi*ar th** *‘Ainci«*s'* k<»3 a close (taltii*, and thi'ii thry rntni1 hn«*k in 1915 with a whirlwind tram that crushed Michigan and »topped the All-Ameriiun Maultl*-!*« h. winning 21 to (I
Front 1915 to th«* present day Mu'hiitan Stat»* has alw'ay» Imp nl to trim thrir big rival, and nrvrr sue«••«*»li»l in dointr it. some- tint«*» m is s in g tin* mark widely as tn 1922 when we lost, ti.'! to 0, and sometimes coming very close as in 1*921 when a la»t minute touchdown gained by a "fluke** pass was th.* only margin of difference that showed tietween the two teams on th»* score-board. j And even at that, critics were unanimous in agreeing that the tireen and White outplayed the Maize and Blue and it was only the "breaks" which downed us.
Th<*l*e is one thing that the 1921 team tlt.i for the present outfit that represents this college. It remove*! the "Michigan complex’* with which a number of Mi» higan State team* have !**en affected. It has sometimes, scented in the past that a blue umf»*rm with a yellow number on its back was sufficient to triumph over a green uniform regardless of th«* merit of the player within the jersey. But tomorrow at Ferry.Kick! no one is going t«» Is* »caivd by the color blue. We have resp»*ct for it but no fear An«l the marching slogan that is echoed everywhere arournl this campus is, “ On t<> Michigan."
Hl'MAN KKI.ATIONSIIII* IN PRACTICETwenty instructors and twenty students banded themselves to
gether with a single purpose that of canvassing the entire freshman «‘lass ill a spirit of fri«*n«lship ami h«*lp. 1 -ist Tues«iay evening this band divided into teams with a student and a professor constituting each tcunt.
These twenty teams went from house to house from room to room enlisting the friendship uml confidence *<f the new nn-n. They mingled with the frosh in their sorrows joys ami iiisap|>ointments. They made themselves brothers and helpers.
Who cun charge that the faculty seems "inhuman"? Who cun' charge that the instructors hole! thems**lv«*s aloof from the life of the school? How large a per cent of the students ever took an evening off ami pro|x>»«*tl that evening to make as many friends among the faculty as he eould? Keally now, who hares the blunt of the blame where this "inhuman" relationship exists?
Now Freshman Invades Kingdomo f Pots and Pans as H. E. Student
l.iKm unio tli*' ttrnt white ntuu who « ntt*r»*tl ,i villiiKt* of ligvdii'i. th«* tlr»t co-ed »ho nlKnod up for count«-« In u «ollcitt* which hitd juRt opt-uod It tlopr« to wo melt >«*«. even in a worm* plight. 1« Howard loihytu. of Travtir»»* t'ity. Fr«*hinan. who tlarrJ enter the Homo K* onotiiicM courwo at Mi« higan State college
Porhap« the first and only "ui«re man" to taka up work «acred to femininity. Uihytn ha« embarked on l womanly career. No viaiona of housekeeping, or cuting and banting of dresses hnve led him into the situation, but s very earnest desire to learn about dietetics and food
p re p a ra tio n F o r l<*h>tii. w ho is a b ro ther of M t*» t i ia d y * la th y in. d ir «-•tor o f the I 'o io n b u ild in g rafe- te r ia . u filled w ith th e d m ire to d ir ect food se rv ice
Hts »tronc* »t tosvM iun is that m en and w om en w e re bora equal and that even a poor m a le can invade the kitchen and th** nutrition laboratory and make pmti
Although women have upset tradition generally, taken to wearins trousers, short hair, smoking cigarettes and invaded the suppoeedly masculine ftrM of bueteees and spert. the shoe Is seldom if over on the other foot. B it now, there artnnUjr
TAKE FIELD TRIP IN CORN BORER REOON
Farm Cropi Department Take* Senior Clan to Moaroe Comity.H»u«lylrig th»* co rn lio rcr inf«**tnti«»n
• if M onroe coun iy , in»*ml»«*rs o f th** «•ulor «‘lii.wi in tb<* F a rm f ’rop«* «II vision r»***»*nll.v t«*«k » fichi tr ip to flint region. Th<* P a u l fl«*ni«*n»< >*«•«*«! f. m i wan v ls llw l by the class during tin* tr ip and carton« V i la * a«*»* »1 ffirrn.*» in south«*rn M ich igan w ill « I m o I s *
\i-ii«*«! l»v th«* Mtu«l»*iif** in fb#*ir work «»n th«* corn borer.
Th«* (n-f has Npr«*a»l through the corn belt *fca«IHy and r«*l(*ntl«*vsly. Fo u r y«*nn* ago if cam«* f<» th is stufe
•from f ‘iinu«!n, first np [H ,u ing in Mon- r«»<* »-oufity. T w o ycjirs lnt«*r, W ayn e . » r ; > I W jishtetu iw ro ll fit Ics were in fest- <*«l Now if is four«! in fJving»«f«m «li«! Hh lfiwassee countir-s in sp ile «if t h e s tr ic t fftis ran tine which w h s plac •*«l during th«* hist year.
'I'll«* corn borer hus lss*n sprend hy tourists ca rry in g sweet corn contain ing th«* larva«*. Th** spr«*a«l cannot Is* pr«*vi*nted If very m any «»f th«*««* pas- »h«* ifiiaruntlrn*. accord ing t«» f*r»»f«*ssor , It If F e ttif , «.f th«* Kntianology «I«*-; pa rf ment.
E v e ry cfT«»rt is being mad«* hv the j college anth«»ritl(*s and extension ; w orkers to k«*e|« lb»* jMiriislte under control. F a l l plowing, hurn lng stalk«« in Infesfcd cornfields and using corn ! o f th is kind for s ilage a rc advfs-atod liy th«* lo* a I (*\|N*rts as remedies.
K. 19. T. ( . K X I'W Th R M T SR1SON
if 'on fln iH s I from page 1i th«* position «»f student «»donel W*s| ncsday afi«*rn«s»». Th«* mi I If n ry ls»nr«l w ill an non n»-« the ap|silrftm«*iif' th«1 for«* |«arf of next we«*k, together w ith nam es *»f «li«* li«*iit. col«»n»*ls, captains. Ik*utcn'*.»fs, 2nd lieutenants, etc. T ie
i men seeking the colonelshlp are as | follows: O'Neil, Flare, Kllto, fTagler, llagadorn, «»f lb«* cavalry; Sm ith , V an N op jsn , »#f th«* artillery: andllall, Ktimlsild, and W affa , o f the in fantry.
i En ro llm en t in the ca v a lry d ivision is the largest w ith -57*5 cadets * if these 11» a re seniors, 2»* jun ior-. 77 Hoph«»m«»res, and 2f»4 freshmen.
H id ing in th<« sophomore fr«s*p*i has a lread y Is-gun. Ju n io rs am i .-«nior- a re pr«*|iaring for th«* «*ran|s*flt!«»n in jum ping to l«e held ut th«* f.arising fa ir <i«*t«*ls*r 1.1th. P r izes ar«* • *fT**r«-«l fo r th** three ciid**t offlc(*rs show ing th«* most proficiency in Jum ping : first prize, f i r » ; second, prize f it» , th ird prize ft». Voltint«s*rs w ill Is* call**d f«»r in fbese ♦•vents. A t the summer «am p hebl at t'am p t*uster, th*? Iw itl c a v a lry unff~m ade a v»*ry ««»mmemi- ahl«* showing. t ‘azh*r ls*iiig aw arded second prize as in d iv id u a l a b ility a.** a tr»s»fs*r.
Mccond in WiroMnient Is the nrfil- Ic ry w ith £1 sfn iors. I s Jun io rs, 117 s«»ph«*tm*res. am i 182 fr»*shm«*n, mak ing a total «.f H70 men ia i is f ji'.pu- la r is th»* In fan try w ith 315 »•adets, 25 |s*ing j u n i o r s am i s«*ui«»r-. the re- iriaifiing sophomores and fD -hmcn.
At the last m eeting o f th** state h’gi-lature, an iipproprijition was mn«le for a new arm ory am i tl«*l»l house i 'olom*! Hiicrburn«* r<’ports that th«* money is m«t ava ila iiie for this at th«* present tim«*. How ever, it Is h(*|H*d that th»* «t«««*! w««rk w ill I»«* oredere»! th is fa ll -«* that «tR-ration« titward th** m*w build ing c o n be s ta r ! - «-d early n«*xf spring
announce d a te s fo rANNUAL CHURCH AFFAIRS
FRESH TO PLAY NO OUTSIDE GRID GAMES
for tw o function* to Is* held copie'* church were anri*«un»**■;
nm* is the rumm age sale ill i«* held during the Mrst in fo ls T am i the other, th«*
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Mi'-liigan Htate college j v w ill p lay no outaide grid gnm« tra ry to announcement from vari«^ teams around the state, according Kalph 11. Vopng. director of
It is Young’s theory that th« I ’r-A, men w ill mean more to the ei.l;. ,,. (le* < *»a«*hes devote a ll of their tin». ■ developing individual player-,..f building team play. M. s r~ f,‘, lows ?h** praH lce o f B ig Ten -*«jf teach ing the fresbrnan aqua • . “ plavs «»f each «*f the varsity’ ̂ ,,
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r „| |v ronvenienf for college men and wom en for attendir .iR .it in g eveiits. |Mirti«*s and other functions. Mak«* Itii-si-*s, are f«»I h ire by «lav. hour or tr ip . W e go any
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Jo yetHg men fet when they enter a larj^e in Jit j- tnn f »rganiT^itu nr Hare they pMortnnity to exereae erea~ trve ta,fnt>r l i r art they forced into narrow frooveif
rJ'h :i sertet of adrerfne- menit throw! i>iht. * thne yne<rr*nt. Hath advertisement take« up the retard of a to/Jege man who eame w:th the W ei’ ftngbtn** Company within the p.i t t n fear11 immediately after graduation fr o m his nmverrty.
This Graduating Thesis Bore FruitBACK-in 191-,
( i . K. L i ke, a P rin ce to n student, wrote % thesis on heat flow in electrical apparatus. The world won not
U K I.t . . - .bred ujN'n re- **eipt of thi* opus; it went on, in fact, very much as it had gone before. But l.l'Ktcame to Wes- tin^house, where his interest was encouraged. Today, although less than ten years off* the steps of Old Nassau, he has completed researches that have improved the motor-and-generator-building arts.
An interesting problem that came to him here was the development of an analytical or
mathematical method of pre determining the temperature of a motor or a generator under a given power cycle. Nothing so comprehensive had been undertaken before. When developed, however, the method would per mit a more scientific application of motors and generators to practical requirements. Safety factors could be cut down. Smaller ar paratus could be used, with ' suiting economies.
The work was exacti/^ and fhe researches not apertac u|ar |_the end, however, there emergeda formula that is now «Aj,e ,,rol>. erty of the indu.try . ln Jl ^ stands as an importan* iad itI„ n to the field of e- , n in. formation. f
'in d e n t shows the op
portunities which the electrical industry affords the research engineer of genuine endowments. I'odav this young man hascharge ot the insulation section of the research department, with an organization <it three physicists and five assistant physicists. ,, J '¿'.'¿i"«WffT?rR*he broadest • Kind ot experience, for it relates
to every kind of electrical apparatus in which heat flow occur*. Halt the problems of his section are referred to it by other departments of the Westinghouse business—thev arc in the nature of emergency calls. The other halt are of the department's own initiating. From the** come many of the most revolutionary developments in the etoc- tncal art.
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