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N E W F E A T U R E S O NP R O G R A M FO R ’3 0h o r s e s h o w h e r e< *• !• Equ in inc Exhibition SeRvd-
* 1 M ich igan S ta le on
M ny 30 -31 .
expect many entries
R ed u ced R a le , p r o m il id fo r s , u
dm iti W h o W iih to A tten d
Annua l Event.
Initiation Banquet Held by Blue Key
In l Tnion MondayBln«* Key nntiona) hon
!w,' l?rm,v’ ]" Ui »»»miai in tm îr "foron I i ® '^ 1 Monday night* * Ha* Union building i„,, i fomtnittpfji we... . . "
>hf activities for-LhP umtdntr • adviincpd nntf flhcnWcrl v
An srlivHiK (o»íó it,,.f*toil/«' Metkei chairman tn»l ■'•tul Hu,.,,., nrr-diti and , o,
W marked the tv incttibrTshiti 1 inking over
•embers
Mnv to and hnu n itid o to t i le p r iz e s w h ic h ;ir»*
s<* fa n n e r s h a v e
"lily one aale md ihK "•r* a n d a*ri thh ■arie fo t "ri I heu
ive been i tom t*et»k In te re s t "M s ld e re r i o n e ‘iJÏOWs in th e r . » r ia le tívpt • f iv e r i ÌJV li t e
Arrangement* are rimirilo mix.to r the loin m . h . S V . . ng ( & to i». J É I » »Improvement' ,,r,. j ring and severa 1 of | being donaIeri by j, arrived
During the past . f to Iha Pjlddwk was avfliliilil wn' ttsnd fur IhiI h hnr.es a peetaioni m is will i„.T * ” 1" » " fw tinto is boitJthe ,-xilim e „*.■ horJ 'tiwners. thus rollpvlho oxperienroil durine ilio
Fut ries f o r the hoi ing in during the pa in I he event, which o f the foremost hor midwest, is very hod 2.V) entries have beer committee
Tills year’ ' show will see several novations a new event which will I in reality, a small hunt win i„. . ture of the show The horses win sent over an outside ro„ rs(, whl, , ‘
>m " " « « " - Lim ilo'
A t ; S T S ™r’r „ e s e :clas-s In walk in « and one in I rotting A iinndv Imnter class was * ni». t it . . i . > for tha modvl ''ttmilurad
DotmrK ,.l f c j * tropi,!.-. ,„rl„d .. Mrs D ¡ferry Molt, C lurlra * Hat.tcd 8 £ S M *. " " " Hotel o ld ,n E lim o, l)r p a K , u „ Hj,Riding and Hunt dub T it IVmovi Bloomfield ópen Hunt Hub Detroit Hiding and Hunt d ob M r Junes fllackmnn Bridle and Golfer Detroit Magatine. Mrs Virginia M (irnesh^ic and Mrs A Dtieheti
A dinner dance on May to will oe oneOf t w highlights of (he |M>w Mumof the prominent s(K ia| celebrities of Michigan and neighboring attracted to Kant Lansing be one ór the outstanding Michigan soeiety
BpeciaJ reduced rate« i promised students desino«
There will l>e the
f o r th e spiuo: te rm \ ’""datum c>r tf„, vts studenfa here duringen d f o r t l ie Ml'rhigc T r a c k a n d F ie ld M et arid fifty of the visa h>r nt the l.iutetmncampita, the renjiUhdei atolli!' hotel?
M l r h W * F o r c m .w t S c m l-W c H iI.v
T u e s d a y , m a y an, i n i o
T H E T A A L P H A P H I Mur ' Fr" " ,ri' ' |v T O G IVE C O M E D Y O N C A M P U S L A W N
' An n u a l S w t ® P la y P ro ,ou ter ) in
i F o r c i l o f A rd en ,
June 17.
WILL CLIMAX 1 9 3 0 SEASONL iv e ly C om edy Choren fo r Superi- jJ
••need C a .t f o r L a r i P ro .
duc lion o f Y ea r.
n p a r t a n xn v ,:
MEETS M IA M I
TH I'R H D AV
N u m hor S4
Wednesday Nightia A lp h a lo ta h e ld in s t a l la t io n e officers , i f the local chapter sdnv night m tile parlors ()f n,,.
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" w p r e s id e n t o f ihi.s » h ftp te i o f
iTonn l m u s im i p a t e r n i t y w h ic h
a b lle h c d o n tin - c a m p u s d io in «
a n d w h ic h w n s t o n »i f ’ hl
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l a r g e e n t r y i nB A B Y CH ICK S H O WO h io H a tch ery T a k e « G rand P r ir e ;
M ich igan Leads W ith .17
Exh ib itors.
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L A S T C L A S S M E E T IN G S P R IO R T O A L L -C O L L E G E E LE C T IO N S S H O W
S C A R C IT Y O F C A M P U S IN T E R E S TT w o L o w e r C l . „ „ E v id en ce M o re A tten tion C l . . . P „| itic . W h ile
Ju n ior* S t ill L a g in P a r t ic ip a t io n ; Soph * A ttem p t
to R e-op en N om inations
‘President; Ml* c t a r v ; M l w h ot
«u re i \ fi ,s IJJUjtH Mt's Dórrith
t held in the c lf. ri ..h op VV.
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y y i T H T il l- : A V V I A I . oll-Pullttjri. pri i lin it ;t v v cc l; ft w a y , u t in i i c i - a l t l f jp ,
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» « B n U l f P A t " I I t e l i t . a l c h k á ‘ M fu i * f i o .
Opera li,
: C O U N T Y N O R M A Li S ! f i t e a c h e r s m e e tz ì i , i é f » i ' l l ! 1’ 5 0 0 C o n v f , , , H m on F r id a y fo r
Id lh A n n u a l E vent
' « B e H e ld
120 .Are Knrolled in Bed Cross Swimming
f lusses This TermO o ite b H tiss f.|| u D au b » rt it
120 ■ ttuleiifv enrolled in Wed\ in « i i
m n ru W H f th». fU»|«| , , ff tin* n l l - fo l lc jr , . Im ll f f l .
'H 't t f t i t l i t | » c i lo n « w i l l I » .'I ' I l f ’ I tiiMii liiH W ln ir l i , ) , I,y n ex t M OIiiIb .v. M n y urril.-r till- m|,- P M V i h,. S tu ll, . , , , i C| I.
ill í t ¡ , *V lü ^ y « * « r* f»**h m et! ;Vs,(' H ^u H rfltiK I t 'd lift*
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ilu - M e.! i ill
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f i o f in i . • fiilh MIrhi? Harold limoni hI ,s an* ,.f t|,e leader« in lh i‘ ci / '»ram ili of Wed fruss work m ti,.» .« J . '* n WBfi *n Œ V^twt ahd hna one of the w» , ti... ........ . ' >atina Gerald .....
'•mi ii Un"•n qualifletí
»»fdéhi ’f Ite istilli»« WU '•»* •’« and Hoger Grov» •• Mexton turi Isabelle K»
The third unnu.il N ' hick how held p. n„. pv
' week, clowfl I hup ri «o rd lh f to all' am ain», ‘ iigevt known babv tinheld m this countty the chit ks shown wit h‘ ,iin hi There were .about 31# »1 :ny of chicks, dtuks ¡.ml
•e»l Al-
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i MonUl.’Mon
Ú00 .iciuitv normaltale
citiHu
their life • living »Rti up with It.e
Ft
ichtgnn n.ut n„1 '17 e x f i l l t i lo r
w t t ii te n fo llo w f?on*ln and iiiin.
it hand Pennsylvania w it-h
VViivfvtilc Hatchery . won the nwiiiii «h en • lutin pi 00 of 'he ont in piece silver tea ervieeGiarnfiion American < \Werli mikJ Hhtrini Hm h i neh sil ved trophy i ’oiiltrv Farm of H»n. three awards f lu ••
a Wait]
l ia
the show rnuRenien Kpwtafora. inciuding cars, grandstand and
nal
B A N D TO G IVE C O N C E R T W ED .
Second O p in -A ir M u .icx l P e r fo rm
aocc S rhcdu lcd fo r 7 1 ( 1 J* V
B e fo r e Bcxum ont T ow er.
t*1*' itnd g|rl,‘ r-tiih (tr,....,* tHM.I .I,,,",,. ,
N"" t i i i l l i ' , Prl'luv M in ti;1*11 le« sfudeutK under 'h e diree
» 'i « i K H Klnw enieit.un,.,) " .I te Su he ron ferei»!" fhurs •rtlhg in the fitti,. Tlienter ,,i me Economie» Snidine Icalure nt (he Frltlav ut,,m in «
" 11 ' higing contesi tthrietil "! the R K rg.l .Uid Atri, R W T,.„nv dJrerior
ct.nuse ir, chrt|-«r T|„. j,.I-• o iìM p * fo o k p a r i in th è e v e n t
iBwham t^ e ia n e a u . f l i t oakland, lorna. Wiivne
ee A Ile «un, Midbintì OUnhco iiw ec f he W toneri ,».,.
Inp Fi
A N N U A L R E A D Y E A R L Y IN J U N E
Y ea rb ook P r in tin g C o m p le ted ;
W o rk o f B ind ing N o w -
U n der W ay.
'*0 ; iJakland >....1 ta.'i. hivingstn
MS* Ionia <-»iin*
aloiilet
• ompicielv bound icady fot delfvi
president » Ma< K
'••‘ •»er and Flortn ’¡indidafes f-,r c. • HctfiHrl .-I Ht rei H yah 14k 'h e ophonu.r..
hen»! Mondas affi
">s*i and Karl Haradin • "ri I nr the preUdenri ’ from and flm rlo tte M u b* mi the »«ill.,i for vi.
•" 14 and Evelyn Hard Adums and Helen fien
f lie polling A U* Adam 7 liar bar» .H»n t m \f,,
M arlon Jfawlcv j j arMi ri !! ^JiUtiPi Dailey aiu1
loriait kit:
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U L Y S S IA N S TO G O N A T IO N A L
L n ea l F ra te rn ity to be T a k en In to ;
T h e ta K a p p a Nu on
Satu rday.
of The! a ifficers of " . rirgrec Michigan ral ' other •remomesonreption i rablv A ■gon State
One more Michigan ; ten illy will reach a ,»»Saturday, wiien the Uh a lly instMlleri as a ...,;Kapjia Nil Several «¡.i the nationnl orgaiu/f<ti team from the Unlvcrsi»' and representatives of chapter« will tie here for t
Theta Kappa Nu. since in 1024. ha* grown cor chapter wa* organiged at l/rr*o laat -Saturdav. and the addition -.f tht one on fhw campus will make a tota o f 47 active affiliations Hie local branrh will be known a« th» Mirhionr Beta
T iie installation will be ,r: charge of l^ ro y Wilson of the Indiana Gamma chapter who i* the Orand Arc hot i « the national council. A degree ’ earn from the University of »Michigan will put on the ritualistic work
According to »Maclin Douglas 31. the ceremonies w ill commence at 2 n clock At ti 10 thvrv will br ! bwnqupt n th» Pvop.es church. The tnuxtcal program 1« but,« taken care o l by a tour-p,ecc band that they have engaged
President R. s Shaw Ulvssian faculty members members o f the In ter- fraternity counctl. and represeniative« o i all the fraternities on the campus w ill be in attendance
T ** ‘ ritualistic work and formal PD—..tation of the charter will take ,Pi2.C#J n the stl‘dent Council room» of « ^ u r c h af»er 'he banquet . has a member-
^nipor jg actives and 10 pledges These ifYJ1 forrwwl to »p a ra to and
? B* '»n t Hoiiaea nncr their F™ 5 **r house wa. ix»rtlally destroyed r * _ * «n e time .,«u The house ,s sum f [iiJ *1'**'- xpd they expert to re-
' h n '- » 'th in the » * * * » o « three week-
tirip e x h lb d o r ( i l e n v t l ie M u
K B fi
T O CH O O SE P R IZ E T H E M E T O N IG H T
W a te r C a rn iva l ComRMttee t „ P id ,
Bert E rta y f o r Annua l
V enetian N i fb t ,
' henw
W A N T E D B f u d e n t «
’ "id ler in « > . xhi:
Physical Kd. Class to Sponsi»r Play Pay
For High SfhiHtls
■wardeddouble* mtr even
S ta to S t a i d
D ita a t BuHiu C reak
a J ¡F £ !L 2 ? ,tcb- wtth th* ci“ » °t hSL!yyy. “ -th» * ■ » » « " u w c j
•m e m m r a l tha Delta Sigma Ph i fra . • « " “ yU ere . H t W t J S S 7 U iM ta ?
A play day -*¡1! tr- m -t h»u May 24. ¡neiuding ail ..v- B r
D high school* in Ingham ■■ urogram has i***n erj taking Phys Ed 324- the conducting program •. taking Phys Ed 226a r *:< . open plunge s ;n charge taking 332i>- advance; w.mnung
.luncheon artd enter*,-,.; r:»*-:.* charge o f W A A
Included .on the *ch'-'! •»;»]meet in the gym at ■ -t ir,".'" will be divided m t" co n quadplay ge*-acquamterJ game .. w«games and oonteau on • ..ifheld*. At noon a iunch * - *al the W. A. A. cabin 1 tour o f the campus and i • , In the college pool. A t 4 ex • gi will be taken to the Ober..; ball game
Mias Lera Curtis. assiM .ii- rector o f physical educatm: *. .speaker at the noon luncheon
1 *0 « SALE O R LEASE — noum: excellent location splendid muon. Available Sept 15. ( :n Everefreen A n . R o w 5-1341
Dean of American Poets SeesNeed for Culture in Collèges
ectlon t>> Ml*.* Eli *Mt/4*t »! fiin,; itilj ; or^ n » » n o r
"grsphy of the P ’.t .q ;t rirj V-trihiiled "v ti,,. fnili'nrv •Icpsrtn.ep,"tinri large (»»rtraif* of the captains and touches .,f HfMir'an athletic teams
Dean ( onrad (lives Dinner for Junior
(»iris Tuesday Nite
Heleh Vandenburg 32 Mar fligh t 24 if.ri Fra ores'
P H I K A P P A P H I ELE C TS S E N IO R S
H ifb S c h o l i i l ic R eco rd and C h a r
a cter R equ ired o f M e m b e r * ;
S p e c ie liia t io n N ecessary .
v u t k m i
i N i r M i
T h !Kapp
.hi
mind7?;
geri* i
' rniire
• voting ;rf*o¡)¡" sperone. n mv huvhood -dav* i j h:nk •hing. tjecuuM*
»»«riatwill
rung. t h»* •<í
oUrship and equably ir ah branrf, '«f learn;i,g **,, .irrifatmn* what
T tu
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r ieil thi Hu
lirrige of ■ < r »n •* ieri« r <**\ and
ut my earfv ■ a » gemai and ktr»di> t
f lined *n think there ing o f tj;»* rords ¡n ,t IiMJe more Funtamsm with fhe young peopl*
W ith a strange Jook tn his *-yeq the aged /•rst .iftempt at .erse writing! T " I » * T v ino» IA hen I was 15
indever I am .
,11 t»r .» 11 ghie **w vear* and
I get on fine o f our time of rerrunuK-en siet told of t
I ha-
riven t/y I ) * • » i »nrnd .»* her. lumie for thi received B average« U n
ue«ts are selected a« repre ' >t 't,e various depart men» * not poaalbla to entertain si.
•rage studentsho » i l l attend 'lie dinner to-
Marian A llertor Mable Al-
on*eqt,* > have
re.more intelli- TTk»se -,hem rughi are ___________
toonjtan Teresa C o o ^ r Martfia Farley Habina Henderson Neill# Holmes Majel Horning Margaret Ia*r,e i> ,rp iV fh tm n o Evelyn Hwanson, .Janette Jiachaei Mari Spnck E\elvn Hradiev
and Dorothy Brown Geraldine Case Eleanor Cramer Ruth
Dondua «y lv ta Hartt. Meanor Hoover 2 " n“ r ! f “ >” Mary Louuw U p » « , »nd Marti,n M oor. It „ | «r* .b tr thatrrad ,h » ,mXt. ' t ' - T '*****1 . 10 ‘* rt°u«ly Marlnn Mo
mtmrtant thir,« Moore and Lord Byron^'ayronThn'itod d ì? "* ', L"r ,h* **nwr will batote vrmnff r n m m e Wtod me with fan'aatlo d r r e m ^ ? 'p e r i - w d - i t r , oecause „ 1 th* iar«ei1; s ? » * ™r „ i wmor « «
mv f , ’ n !n tm n à “ Wl wrote
the poem, which I Mill have ,«n t ™ i ó - w**t °WIt taata im ora, cxrtllen i Une. When . i t _ < * '
TTiree neckties
"mng rncn tie taug
if cklldrHi .n fhe mi orn!»av«ionate marine
.f tie "bought »his woiration ;n [<articular ...................... a „t .s Mr Martham le- It lon ta im one excellent'Ura When’ T?, * ,™ r,, Df u''*<,» v May 13. Reward nr-
ay 1,1, there « ,ar tContmued on ” ” n' n » » ‘ red P leaae .mtliy w a C ronlh lte ---- ” » * ** M l Koreat avenue
r leaned and preaaed with m k auH a t T W l l i l m i w ~ i C ~ ra. , , ; . . „ r - . .................... ...........nrjr Cleanere. ■ Idiom 5-011,. j „ M ^ o.7tv*.
1 Mali/at.ion' ;*« m em ber« atr f Iwjuen f r<tn: 't.oM* wh rtalixeri ¡11 every »irh n ic a l - J H ... as from ‘ lu th r Who i,ave tudUHl ;n bfOOd .tiadenitr f>id-
I he Mif'tiigan stare 'Otlegi» r,apt»-r has "l**i t#d only those #*n»or« wtn^vr isitnf-rTrdi* istio 1« ¿15 or better and w t x w 1 harar»*r« in tw wav di-siredi* fh e v MhoJa*ttr achievements TTu* «oriiriy wishes, therefore 'o m ark with a badge uf distinction ' h o * e »tudent« who J,ave rybtained rhis l.igh tiegrn* -,f excellency in ‘ tieir *tudie«
Hie following .'aff members lomprive the aitivV membership of 'h + M ich igan s ta te rolleg# • hapter fh’estden* U H 8 haw. Deans K A Hessey Cl W Blssell ./ P Cox. H B Dirk* and R C Huston Director V R Gardner ¡•rofPHsors A J Clark. L C B tn m o n D T Ewing. I, s PolU. E T Hall- man H R Hunt. W . W Johnaum M M McCool C K M illar L. M Richards. C Thomas-Stable F c Hradfnrd J W OHM. C S D u llard
I ’ ¿ J ’ Huddled ,01. P 8 . I »m u . C R1 J 8 u , *, ,h t e M cu n p m iltC D. Ball. Jr . N. W r a w «1 w a
t2f!.J McK M“ *v a C Cora O W. W lt ltr and D. E. Wilcox.
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C lasacg t o r 1 C U m
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fh e W
more* than t» thrv*« ti»n|i*r
• r im *, c o l !«•*«• » r o p r e t e n t m -
A t o U l o f • t i l l a v e a r
an ilt ird , Po ri 1 »rality of
b u r ' S te im J e ’a j «t Th.*»t c h e 1 * i ' . - r A 4
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Diamond
ST A T E ’S VAKS conHecutivo vie Sacha, they coi 1 team to win i
Shd. The Mt. P. l y the »uperlor S|
Pete Bulloch h touched for live Blood, the vixlting was pounded for t Spartan hatsmen melee and hla »up all that it could h.
Captain Sachs I ting honors fo r t when he turned nvemw In four trips collrrtnl three « lin k .« bagger Th e "P er son« counted fo r three ri. game and cavorted in t out n bobble for his rot Spartan victory.
Vincent Pevlc. Slate's connected with on*? ol 1
IOWA NINE TThe hawrhall gam
Stale Teacher*' relief* Wednesday afternoon * at 4:4ft o'eteeh. Instead «ras originally aehedn to Direr tor of Athlet Yonne. The change t to ronfllrt with the weekly military para*
w/«/durli
In the aevrnth Inning i hide sailed over the ri| Into "the winding Cedar to turning In the only • the game Pevlc played e third.
The game was not ot aovtnlh Inning when a > enabled the Kobsmen runs. In the eighth frs Spartans crossed the hoi the Normallles were held
icrtaon. Madonu J through with ti nu participated i
I /during the afterma t. »finance, was limi ted bj
‘f Tfc* l**«x uroiv t rKNTRAI. ST ATE Alt 1Rtmwh. r f • 1Idler, SI« *Mr I.« „ I 31* I IMltnnti. •* . t iMuml. I* * 1Hurnrll. 21« * 1Nwiw. * 'llewao. If I. .mvt.i.tl, ••KnUfru. rf •- *HUllMlll. If I »
Ttttal" *11 ]*Mi«tit'*ii<n hit by-Halted •***' Ml* ill*.an STATE All - IOtlUibertM«**. 2*«Mad******«.lUMtv ct t IH«*-»»-. If ♦ }Hernitr.l. rf IPeel«1. *»« * 'Orall. I»* r‘ <llay«i>*t. r . t tllulkali, i« 4 t
Total« 8*1 11Hcurc l>* titimiV' :Ornirnt Rtnlc
Mirh«K"t> SlaleNontr run Pevle. Three
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Michigan State News**,. f « q g % ^ i j s f f a f t 8r s a w . .**! "ü^üüü:
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CASKS um n *•*SfuOrnl •«•*» f«cwl»T • » * » « • » « * » ♦
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City,
«ritt«* theU ifltiirU i" aMPWUiMg'h* the, j t o M fé n ' N V,^"v“ ¡»V iw -, w ay"h e Inter-
Hid b rVprweenllni* the viewpoint o( eullege oIlc«»l|• th** Srh«H*l Y ear
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SuhMlfptl'«!
MAtfAoiNr, e d ito rAS S O C IA TE E ll I T t lit
CO-ED EDITO It 111'SIN ESN M A N A G E R
JAMES S IIASKINS. ’31, tfermlsn II (ÌI.I NN If. I.AUK E. II • A. I h. .«*« Hm.*e
MA.tI t. L »loUNINC. r LEROY II HAM I’M Phi l». l lf<-
* 4 8 K * S t m ■ a * * ? ! b s„ 1 Hcvt'tnl weeks, the former symbol o f strength f e t finato passed into I hr g.<*«t hoyond wHR but ' » i !’ 1 J '¡(Iterative spineless body remaining. And whal w ill n i l
''' fieHpite mimerons'efftirts on (he pari o f members and officers ,»! the organization. the „resident of the council has ncghr te l In even attempt Ihc revival ol Ihe «M M * W *">•"* I " havt given up all hopes, even though various fraternity i'epfejenta- Uves have declared their readiness to cnopemtte in «ttfcherltlg Up the loose ends in an effort to reorgnmze.
'The Student Connell invest ¡Kilted the conditions of the I < in- eil Iasi week and on the assurance I hut a rn orp h 'f f f » a ,' ,h,.r w tul.l lie called immediately, action «a s deferred. A no th. r week has passed anil the lime has arrived lor ■ ■ M t t a h .
The News believes that if allowetl to exist, the Intel-fiaterni!> eo. neil S i d be reorganized al once. The over-.ltte elect..,., o f officers should bit held, the by-laws of Ihe ..rKHiii'/Htinn whii jtmve ..... in the hands o f a oommitioe for several months shouldhe presented and approved, mill a serious eflorl shou lda- put furlh to reins!ate the council to a im.i.iint'til am i . o u e 1 plait in campus activities. Unless such aclion is taken, th. Intti fralernity eouneil should be abolished!
W H E R E A R E T H E C O IM 'O SER S?K.ir several vears various organizations on Ihe nitnpits h a v e
been trviUK to secure some new Spartan MIHpti but M " « . Exralilntr, all-rampus men’s honoritry, hits taken tip Ihe baltl a t m this year Ity spotisorinK a s o u k molest WHICH fiose.
M W illi' th" inerease in enrnilmenl anti iiilerest ill the M'cWKttn Stale Instilule of Music this year, the honorary heatls thoURft ihat the entries for Ihe eonlest wmiltl be ntimerons. As ynl. however, no sonRs have been submitted l<> Ihe committee in
th K hasloiiK I teen evident that the college needs some new songs a l l wilh the high Interest in niusir here, there should be some students on Ihe mtupiis who are callable nf cnmpnsmg sum original mni|iosilinns. A worthwhile prize ts offered anil tin News believes Ilia! 111.' student body should get be hind the new song ninvemenl." Only a little- more than a week remain» he fore tbl* n»htes1 closes.
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Acme RUG Cleaners1216 N. Pint* Phone 2-7931 j
CLEANED - SIZED - REPAIRED j Domestic Rugs \
Prof. A J. Clark and P?ni H E Publow, both o f the ch#m l»tiy blent, spent two d-iy vasfUEff Otoao Hütte university and th»* '**«•'- rr --‘ td the Timken Roller Bearing O ton. Ohio
I f i f Halfadai «•.— ar rt college, w ill leave on M i X 1<r Boulder Colnratl»' attend mwvum! meeting of the busmer: *twsecretaries of th*- Ma'tonal <• of Colleges arid UniveriiTie:" Re'ttTT- sentatives from all the advar.-’-d *r*wr*l m the United Btafe- will be c— -e-/
The meeting .'a ' ’•'*“* ' v »,• “«'.r * Urbana, 111., when .Seerefarv .'■«
j R ep re se n te d th i- »-oiieg**
Next Saturday Mav 24 t for the annua! Sem B"tr event to which arc mvt^ed and members <>t »he "'.Lev have ‘ «»me int«*r»*-r tr hr destination thit x«*ar t v f f park, Iving abouf fo*rr rv North Muskegon Be«"* distance nf about u s mi! will start at S .* m from bttlldtng returnit f** E about O p m
B I. Spence a represrn' United state;* Gvp^um C was a* the chemt«try _dep* day. May 1* 'er/te* ehemUU for prospective p
: the company. The tf S is one of the largest Urn ill the United States arid ploys many college r chemistry
Miss JesKiet Fremont (: of art instructor iq ihc " men» delivered t !err 'ir HI thP home of Ih. Por* B Club. Prtrtnv M.iv 1* I
i given it» a group of io** j Ciati* cou n ty in 'h e Hon extension work w I v hav *
i home furntshinu* for the
til A I e f '1er«’ " f the Je« department at WashAngt’*1 Itfir on the campus W**» 14 He spent ouïr h through the cliemtstrv was very much r lerestec
(done bv the res i» '> “ l»r L ed e re is * cereal
The annual
Faculty Tea Rooms Scene of Popular
Home Ec.~AffairsThe teas which are being given at
it»" home economics building nre prov- m e very popular Dainty menu cards
the food Which is served In an a»- tractive manner, and moderately priced »• ten cents per article
Fur the coming week. Margaret Mor- r. i in charge of the tea on Wedncs-
« Marion Mf>or»’ for t hat on Thurs- d ■„\ gnc. Jon«* Barbarln for that on F rida ' The teas are as part of the v irtt in the class in institutional man- ! KPishent
These teas are held in the. Faeul-Tea • Kmi m the home economics building
Rnr-im 9 from 3:30 to 4:30. Faculty ■I mber* graduates juhiors settlors,
a.Tid ttjeir pamit:* are invited.
Semi-Finals in Co-ed Intra-mural Baseball
Tourney Are Playeda * the close of the intra-mural base-1
urtii «as«,n nf*:»»v competition ha» be- ' -rrrre keen and interest high. In <he* <?•.. final games the OtJt-cnmC is flJij !)«?*•« Alpha Gamma Delta won 10-1
1 • m , Alpha Chi Omega. Miss Dorothy’ :-•:«>**•! was umpire and Josephine!
Griggs and Shirley Mixer were score-1
< ‘ .Sesame society defeated Alpha Phi th a score o f 16-7 M is« Rdlth l.lnd-
- • was umpire And Lois WilliAmsnn■ f,r< -kecjs*r The final game «>f this
h ztii' ims been postponed on account
f* l t S O F FOETH SEESNEED FOR F I I.TI'RK
State Yearlings Beaten in Tennis
Match SaturdayThe Statrr fronh tennis team clashed
With the Western State Teachers co llege yearling racqueteers on the home courts Saturday afternoon to give the visitors a 4-3 victory. In the ¡.Ingles C D Bell played No 1 position lor State: Mammerschmldt, No. 2 ; ft. B. Johnson. No. 3: w 8. Loose. No 4; Weintruub. No 5; and in the doubles Bell and Spindler played No. 1. and tlammersehmidt nnd Loose played No
O f the forty-two civil engineering students entering he in the fa ll term, th irty-two already have Jobr. or oners of positions in spite of the adverse conditions. In addition nine C. E. students have passed the civil service exam ination. and will receive an offer from the government m the near future.
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R o u g h D r yA m il family laundry twr- vict. Cnntiiitt» o f waiihing, slart hing tutti drying. Mtii w ork ¡font'll. BimdkBKihtef» It- extra.
A lle f o r A I .b n .
I Or n l.h. Adflilioniil
Try (Mir Service Thin Week Sfinì 'that suit and drexs
f o r ¡1 real cleaning ami pressing.
C o l le g a D ry G le a n e r s
E a s t L a n s in g L a n d r y
We Clean Everything In
the Home
206 Abbot Road Phone 2-2535
(Cant tut* d I» uni PARC 1 'mbs a earth ait temtnilè&K,’ 1
writ la t »•r Une now. ' _Mztrkl am tin? ix cn in Lururtng
t w 1 wt ek>. where lie liast V. it l*r*f che ¡i the Central
dist T f mp v h< uoe He is at prea-,t mg , tK*f »k < »1 ti» ■ Hocial Vismuis in p rt Mr- H e is a iw» revisingus I«fl *rn ’• m orde t«» bring th e m
thrtl f i rst r »m i left* edition in
ed perhap the highest.n hi*. l i f e us birthday in 1920
S T U D E N T S — S P E C I A L S
■ 9 8 .Genuine Kmhmwtl M S, fM la t l o n e r y (ill S I I E E. T S — SI» F. N V K I* O P L 8 Heckle Edged — Ig F tn e r ru sh ed ^ llo n «^
TbrutrrE I N G R A V U R E
>d earlv,,f the rnllegesundav May r that, dav until made up enttr» wlU be ahowti drawing rooms Olds hall
It w ill remai q [o 5 o ’c lo* k when P will ‘
h» elected to the American ny o f Artjs and le tte rs This is ndcmy which corresponds with enrh Academy. 1* select body pi
4ti in number, sometlmea nilled ■fi immortals." In our case we :>ti member** Markham is also
«r* it !wn\ l»e reached his home I’ htoti, Staten Island, m marie it a point t«i 1 l e t t e r s i i f ld r e s s c d it»
Ne BrYork He' li
personalty,
un « t l UW0Fi At tills
nalt mu
Pastor t«> Address Members of Hub
at Final Meetinx
cpi
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riment will tu* opened and «mpletcd poultCi plant will ri This will' make , the
and potiDiet r TI
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Dusting 1 1-2 Cents per Square Foot iShampoo 3 C ents per Square Foot jSizing 1 1-2 Cents per Square Foot ]Fringe 3 Cents a Running Foot ;Compressed Air Csed In Dusting Our Rugs ;
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Palmolive Soap Chips for ShamiNHiing Help Has Had Years of Experience
Orientals Our SpecialtyTrv Us (Jive Us a Break We’re ltMKV
Dr. D. C. Mosherd e n t i s t
Phone 37.19 Abbot BidsEvenings by Appointment
After that tough quiz or Blue Book
Have a Sodaa t
B Y R N E SIT WILL REFRESH YOU
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123 East (¡rand River( Next Door to State C a fe )
H. R. H««t Hwiid Wilh IheAppoint m«nl to S o » » Soort»
Word WA till* centr American nf Sclent**' Dr H R ment had
' o f t he K: ol that m
Dr Hun ¡th e rxectifi
* Zoologica
The pause that gives poise
D e t r o i t C i t y
L a w S c h o o l
Organized in 1927 by the Botu'd of Education tis one of Detroit's college units-— designed to meet the needs of students wholly «dir in part self-supporting—four year evening course leads to degree of Dachelor of Laws—-accredited by Miehi ̂gun Hoard of Bar Examiners,
Address communications to the Secretary of the Law School, 4S41 Cass Ave., Detroit, Michigan. Catalogue mailed on
* t Thi* •«* I uant»atu*«
, omzni ■icirncv
is Olt this
i III Health Fitte* Ih A e a U r * i to Nw perate ■ C «*S««
I W J Mu «.t Eng Us it
I New 11 n » ' will sup*'»' Literature.
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G liJ c r E i |r R C i b i
Here to D vkm U c to w
N«*U Capt ennttt lectur icct urr
•i »¡it mt > are b»‘ -cg mask* ' - Hawkew. whn h*>*ii.' "-•«< *r »-
en ta i gltchntt r w e n t W * ' *• her* as » l » rV 04 5fa£ •* course on anrpnri -
Capt CMUna o f ' he Alt'.*u4>c- A* -nautical board i» hetptror ' • * J - 'here in the n earJu tun Cta^ w aa .* ts at present locawet « t j E I * Mich., where hr ha- :■>».:.«a •«? ‘yan< {avoraDle for glwtyr «pm aana i**
M . S . C . F t n c T e » t a F " »
Ob C .» * - * A * - F"*»’The M ichigan Sta:. Banca» **•*•..
leaves Friday for Albion a t e r » ttoG * « ( to put on a demordi raucc. i -:t a xa-”n-v «* at the Albion huh sctawi. F s « : rr-nr.-
U K T M 1 ^ '».*••>IU««* Bit* - apnri, t taai 'w « ■*- ( «* - ("• •OKhr"» » «ta ra t*r( « M ie I â p a . iM e ta D k jI l fM
^ Pauset h a t r e f r e s h e s
C om es a linn (a s th e y sa y ) e v e ry «lay w hen
« 1*» p ood l a d ro p fh if ip a — re la x — and« * j Iw * « •d l* « ie*L co o l, s e e k th e « b id d e n w e a n in g
o f life .
S ign «»If fo r ju s l a m in u te , now and th en , and re fresh v o u rs e lf w ith an ice-cold Coca-Cola. K cad y fo r y o u — anytim e— around the corner (rou t anywhere. N in e m illio n lim e* a day th e Thinker* and Doers o f the nation find th e pause that refreshes h what keeps the w o r ld w ig g in g .
Social Interest Runs High As
Week-End Dunng Spring Term"■ A,ph* Wp,«., ilph, CK o»,,,, ,
5 i r «■». .M Sî,.., 5'"~H o ld Spring Parties.
MICHIGAN STATE NEWS
C ^ Ü f c U F .E v o t l thou
thei i l g s t o p , , } l „ w h jH
w e e k -e n d „ „ , in v arc vet p, f,,. «... 1 . in,s tenat w hich H rure Kavi ' ■ " ' ll most b rillian t e c ' . , jv , ' r --• u H lo s a l l . | ||1(, ,‘v. I/!1- •"M ean and Al,-. \Vnrd r i i i , d
at its h e igh
a l l , - I fo r th « ,M ore
al Mr. ,-in.l A), w e r e patrons Mi . John r | „ , T b ree o th er f r « t iH im f j n n F r id e H lfh t o l Sal urda
Abfltlf ¡¡f/y ftjnfth Kappa Alpha Tinta w'hteh w or givr-j| ¡. f i•■u FrtdÜy evenin««ers plavcfi -j j,«.HII'I Mrs I. C itlid .Mrs, p ¡ t a ,,,.
The FIflybftys plav»r prlng l erm part y whi
th» hntj.s» on Frfriay couples attepded th» p «reen ¡tnd whltn prot wtth the f ralentit', ». tlte Kiiesl s Àmohij almi P aie Dawsnn fit nelrril ;;| » n f P im p o r f
About Iwenty-flvr rt Util Form an t orrhe-h înian oprn hotj.«." i « Pro f and Mrs Herbert Mr. and Mr Lovon ;i Irons for the paHÿ
T h e Union baîlroon wit h fertis and spritiR Alpha Chi Orne«« . j . Cleyer parchment prou» « Ila tern ity senl wpm : who clanced i<, n Brtiee Fayerweath» couples attended ! ntunini presept v< r* i Stock and R obe n a Wf-oc:
l it» Jtpsamn sprint léttlven in th» Lut!» i|;i mfiav f-v»nine The hall « u h sprint; flo'.vr and ft and ivhtt» silhouclted > gtveri tfi th» t ‘flanced to musir iurn, »* boy*. Amont- alun .... and Mrs Ohet il,tri »11
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T H F Tîa.st L a n r in ç M a s o n lr t e m p i » wt¡/ ••va« r fe c o r a te d .<• a n o lr ! - ia s h lo n »d c a r • >;,
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I H. S. Marshall J I JEWELER I8 it
R e p a i r i n g a
S p e c i a l t y
P t t o M P T s t : i t \ i c i ;
Near l'uNtufTireEAST l. tN S IM ;. M l) II.
à
i8M Teddy’s Retreal
'M O K I In the ’
id SWEETS f (U f i P ia r .
C O M F O R Tf l i e o n » t h i n g t h a t w e n i l d e . - i n - :■
O u r g u e s t s a l w a y s r e c e i v e . e v e t y
I h a t w i l l h e l p t h e m a t t a i n t h e e n
c o m f o r t .
U n t r i © l i aUEO. L . C R O C K K I i , M a n a i r t
STUDENTAMD
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. . . ___________ na«HtKNCo-ed Teams Dean Dye Leaves i»* *•* i * « MW<iM 'iMiiim
Picked for Inter- iHittfuMitteHClass Baseball nn' College r ,#*h* 8und*3c T r. _ Dr M»rte Oft. DMn nf ihe Hoihef o u r tea m P ractices R equ ired f o r division, loft the college
A ll ftlvla T .I .L .- A .■ ■ ---------- -------All Girli Taking Active
Part.
wpl-l* preterì rociay in ih, ■III I,-am pnirt.it;,;, ..III |„.« I I -ul . v.I;inni- m In,:,. |„,,.| ' I ; ‘m,. I'I.m-i- pli.vintmill I la- V.1H la. IV Kalrh- f lm n n e i I I IT n O o n f l ,a n .Venrtei r, Mixer l[ I uita.
x. ¿r .v.' »twnM the inaugiirati'pn o r Mis-s Katharine Blunt as preMdetu of the Cnnnectlciit Woman’s roltegr m New Lonflnn. Conn. MU* Dye was th» ofn cut I re present nf I v » of-M lrhigan Rtat» college
¡•t itou t» t0 th » ia s t , M iss IJye .stopp'd a Detroit where She gave a talk
Mn Letth M Mare• f< v»|. n o J Whl
Shaffer's Bakery»■on n E u n o i ’N p ie s am i,
cttEAM rrr rs 209 M. a c. Avenue
I’Viiture Numbers Rooked lor Last
Senior PartyU lm o n and M erk e l, B arn ard and
W arner to Put On Enterta in -
m ent F riday .
L HtOpl
Itffijuk fi ; " " " : 1; ; 1' " " ,u ln,,-r « l e d in reeelvinr T
, : 1 H Shoe, I enlv the tie.t and mo. 1 up-to-date !•hlle o ‘"wl M I >°»r "eeufv WeMmenh? Ittubie ' " ’ ru.'-'. '?,7,v,-,/'n,î ’ i i „ ' l « hM Hirm . ¿ f t , !K iree 'ei p g , ,V, ! ' « ' • » K « » r e e l permanent . . v e i ', wl ey . | VVriKh I wllh lienutlli.t rlnrlet end,. Ihle I
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A lta Hlnnh Sratttji ¿ a l a ntfi.ll ¡îtiî'* .,AA ,,V a. .!(W The Abbott
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Í O l-1 -E G E S H O I* Home o f U n fm rk
M o « t lothea *
V. \V. Outlines Rrottfl Program
for Coming YearBarratt Shoe Repairing
SHINE . . LACESIt.ivrm .nl nf Paahlnn shop
1*1 E. (¡rand R l.r r
W W W A M
DIETS FOR EVERY (K’CAStON
ut
îlarirtii ¡mí) Sift gimp227 Hast («rand Hiver Ave.
w w i w v v v w w w w v ^
Co-eds Compete inrenitis Matches ,
In tram ural P laqu e in h » A w a rd ed
Winner«, i l f ins» of Season >•.
K een R iv a lry Sknwn. , l. ' % , " ! k ( ’ l u btlolfls Successi ul*Ma.v Morning Event
i t t
H i: puhii
ZfmlogA i’rolesHor To Address Club at
Eunchcon Thursday
Omicron Na Select, Officer,:Eleanor Hoover I , Preiident
> t o n -A lb ert s t r e e t year '.:>nr\
'■■■' ' 7ho »o ... Pr»s»d»n( Elea-
•. • i» »*president, ■a fV'miMgr.am <-cre-
r.7fy'.<>r Cramer Lan- ;r».' *.frs Alice 7horpe.
M: I/îui*» Cl»mefi.s ,'ncuity advisor
DENNISON GOODS
e A R T V F A V O I t S
Ë N G R A V U Rj m m m JO « b b o t t - I > m > s m . s t a t e t h e a t b e
The oven... the cook...
and the cake“ C)n)v tine oven« produce ralce« o f fin# t#*.
tnre. 1 ht\ f i le applies .,s surely to the moif
complicated “ rake-bakmg” proceis in modern
industry . . . making steel ratting« for high preAsurr». . . as it does to the fimplesf riomestir
cookery. In basir-imed fferoult efeethe fur
naces that apply (he heat directly and < leaniy
f't the metal and permit exarf control of tem
peratures at every srapr, the *tee| f „ r Crane ‘
cast steel valves and fittings is prepared. Kvery casting n annealed under temperatures held at tf>nn' J . fnr hours, then slowly shaded o ff
to rftolinp. Inferesfing AS .s the \ ulcin-like
foundry equipment in < rane f .undries, fnm- plefe as ¿re the manufa»turing res<»urees that
give exactness and uniformity-in production the v tfal seeret hick o f quality in Crane elertnr
Mte»! materials is not the “ oven” hut the «kill o f
the “ cook, .. The chemnti, the •upcrmtend-
rn is The workmen who watrh and control each »r. p and p r o r c . I hrnueh p j yetn, thio
'k ill has been developed and refined. Hack o f
it i, an rxhauittve scientific library o f lahora- V
Inry «rudies and te»t chart«. Much o f the data «
'hat ha. enabled ( rane ( „ . to pr.idnre depend-
¿Me valves f ir the enormous pres.sures and
temperatures now «jsed in industry ts C<j||ertrri
m a book,u Pioneering tn acienre.” It is a valu- able reference book lor student. I-et u, tend you a copy.
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a Y E S !i l l a t W o k a l
H ea d C l a i m fo r Cliooen.
t dre w more than t h i^ icers in three un de r the Wolverine, college ic council representa- •I polling. A total o f •nparison w ith a year t ) g c a r d .
.V orrnnn H u rd , Port• by a plurality o f U4 irne in K arl .Stelmfe’a G arfie ld T ha tche r ess nianagerahJ »1. The voi i n f
I «add. Mtiskeffd >n over “ Hez” t h i e t it* council
Howard M it r i was u noppriM^d g
i cheer leader
■»n HniJand. wfR »n io r »¡así tfcw 4 lj| ti» ' la*b-n)»mb#rs In1
H » ri»f»at«N Ì g ham by i v o t e -
ton D»fr*>!f tient I » on tor vi r» gr«MÜP of ft2 votAs .F»m 8 §»ffaO'd Fif.rtn» H0X¿¿•Acr»rary»hip. ifift
F.vfftiuibfi t»»*t U-e Mît rt» for ¡n# t' ’o 8 ̂ T w fli
M)'»S -A crn ( M | byj »At ■ <»ir» rogiAten i'Tgradiiftf» »las«#*.
’ » ■? any fi«it*| sophnmor»# tn MfcujL
18 d»poaffl1 iri'-n won a
• r Karl llaradine.-nr ftrrsideney by!
• W ».t»rn finrfrt i a « <*anoting ASe
— ¡*r»Aifj»rt by d#leat- Mar Klnnon Ha v /City. vuiiH Adama í fi/utni,
*" r, ary by ■ ir.nih*• Midland. 134 to
• * : *u!i»v f |, v»iand.Vv!l*ori Ann Arijor, by
and •htrfv-on# ÍfaíIoCr ■ in i (Madirr;
• mtt »»orcd m »jasa: . . s tw i» Detroit,
' < Ears lanatne.• by i ,o?e n f
' ‘Ivmouth. won a H i/ab»th I,»»
offtc» of v in» r- Pv 'r,d*le. ri#-
• itd»- r. ¡rg Battle Cre»k.•4 vote* Paul «r«o»d a mild
■ -c i r Horton Hockle l-u resh ip ,bv
î-.ndaÿ from f r • r bby under the
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Captain Sachs 1 ting honors fo r t when he turned average. In four trips collected three singles bagger The "Personi counted for three ri game and cavorted in t out a bobble for his cot Spartan victory.
Vincent Pevlc. State » connected with one of J
IO W A N IN E T
The baseball gam Stale Teacher»* ro lle r Wednesday afternoon at 4:45 o ’rlork. Instead aras originally aeheda to M rretor o f A th le Vonng. The rhangr % to rond irt w ith the weekly m ilitary p o ra *
In the »evcnth Inning t hide sailed over the >ii Into 'The winding Cedai to turning In the only i the game Pevlc played t third.
The game was not 01 aevmth inning when a enabled the Kobsmen tuns. In the eighth fr i Spartans crow<ed the hoi the Normalites were held
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Home Running Tw o sensational performances were
marl»* in the most gruelling event« in the 15th annual State Intercollegiate track and held meet here Friday and ’Sfflurday. ,
Ray Swart*. Western State, turnedN A N A F T E R N O O N o f c o m p e l it i»n IH fil sparkled w ith lin isnd iv iilm il nprform ances and clOfld finishes, a liftn fl <» \* K MWnriz. w.-str-n« »«.», ....... -
“ lu u iv iu u ili I B g e q e w n n th<- I-r.th , hI. mM(, ,.n„ rse in 4 in « to d ip Heart* T a k er in d a t h le t e * f r o m W e s t e r n S t a t e < J , d J>« |hp riCon)¡ in ,m » l S t l i tP l i i t e r r n l l e i im t o truck M M M H t,M ,.. . . ...... n m .pectM ular time 1» only two sor-tlltia in history in the MlchlgtUI BUI* colloir*’ stiIfilUim ! 1» I >■ abow th(, »n-time tntnreollegiaU’
T t i i M il n .|..-rs w e r e h u n t p r e s s e d 1 « j M t i * » . » M a W J f c mark o f 4 144 mode bv J P Jon «j o■ 2 K m J L i i „ „ c x m 'c t e d si r cn K th m t lW - p « t a n c e w a n t , oorneii T h u w e» the rnetest
Ln^l i»n rw hH m inV "««pV rio .itV in - " ¡ .h is Hoc the «
slruggle; ¡1 H6J i n |.s|i4 aM(| pliicml in Jill hut throec v J n ls t o ru n th «* lr t o t a l » !> | » H i t I » ' « " « * ' ' v h i| M n -h ig a n S ta to nnaer j | , rtH tW I I » » « >'"■ ;dHve »taged
K tJ lk d B P t I.- M Ic h iR a il N o r m a l , - , nn1 ’ ^Lniiren P Brown, captain nf theof Ypsilnntl was Ihiril with in -is« « ! » « " ‘ .¿.i" a p e » n th m e l* f& u «a . stepped mtn m . r F o i io w i fu t th p s i. ih .v < ' ^ « r ^ ' w , t h m
the order was: Detroit U v . li(lV)lu, wesiern S la tes teem, - t " " ,■ i " f S g . ~ , n(1rt lo his „irrady10 1 » ; llillsilllle, U’i4 ; I'liiversil.v me ttKllvltlim ! « » « ; “' ";V »trlnil Of record* Jumes t. Rdd.nf Detroit. 0; Albion 3 » J p * .' ' »lir,, T b'ho "aiid' t'be brood Um vmri. rrtaBMM M MIra I State Teachers 'l\ t.ruml » ^ „n(.hnr „„ n„. .eenml "s'-,R n p it ls J u n io r . 2 ; A lm a , 1 '• ■ • m „ n „
K O B S M E N P L A Y M IA M I U . N IN E H E R E T H U R S D A Y
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rliatmond to opt - Thursday afternc ter a two-game road f • Spartan nine broke pi trounced fhe We.stern m llege nine. 7-4 at
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nnd ran nnehur on the second ............... plnre relay t<am. while Lewis took the
R gy Swarta. W ester« state sopho- aao nnd 440 yard dashes! and ran nn-inore. started his teammates off In the r |lor i|„. winning rday ttoam.mil«* by galloping four laj»s in the al- Rob Olson Spartan pole vnuitcr,moal unbellevenble time o f 4 Ififf. bet- gained some "I ids old form, tyiniterm « the rec«»rd held by I’otier *»f n rsi (jlitf’e with Oliver of MicnlgajM irhlgan Normal by nearly six see- irnntl wiih a leap of ..12 'ond». Running stride for stride for |nGbes. , , . . .three laps with Ohamberlkln and Fill- In addition to Ihe mile and me iw lert.ui «»f State and Arnett of M irh l- lnile. two otli«T meet records wen! > gan Normal. Swartz uncorked it sprint th«' lionrds Harper giant ne*po. J P in thel asi quarter in lie that lard the Western State, heaved the jhot 44̂ ice crowd on their t«res yelling, as he swept ^ Inches. The Detroit CltY n" " ‘ M by the green nnd wldte elad rumu’is |,IV ^ beat (ml Western sta e m to tiie tajw Ftillerton. who nnlahPd f,|vt Dnish the new time being a « a Step behind CJImmberlain for fouith lauan Nortunl In'shtnen J W Cre» jilace, ran the distance i n '4 22 1 . the ft(i „ ,„.w hho r.-lav ree«>rd. with a mat same time as the record held by Po l- 0f f.32 2, bpftting the ol«I *‘ i1»'' ! "t«*r t i p time made by Swartz is the truths of a second best that hns been turned in this year cHummeries anywhere In the country» M , i it WllIl |,V - ..v»»>« . \v.
C'apt Lauren P Brown eontribiiteil ........., N....,• -Mieb s, - ■ "another nne race when he stepped his Urini.. ; 1 1 ; ffuvorite dlstanee. the two-mile, tn " ’V.' ,, ,‘ “m ' v-..,..»i i0 34.8 . nnlahing his earner on the home y . W,(I1 bv i . ^ . p. h.«rack With a- new varsity, meet, and ( n y ...... a ........ >'»••stadium record. Ilrown took the lead n„ ,Horn the start, and with the exception s., . i • 1 m01 part of one lap. when Arnett o f, o««» ̂ •' •' ■Mu lligan Normal sprinte«! out in fron t. ^ , , . ,lie was never 111 danger - w •
roach Miles Casteel *- hurdlers cam«' sh..i - w... u n»« , ’ , , , Rwthrough in fine style, winning 15 out wjJW g j g j , ..... i . ■ . \ .of a possible 22 points for state in the ,;i„. r, ■■ '■ * ")(timber Lopping races Yarget tied with u
Munro of Ypsl fo r Aral in the m $ m y . i .
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P IP E S and pant* ore m.neu* line prer«>gativrs that defend
themselves atul us. W here else could men find sanctuary?
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adftwtvth 1, a I«r«fi4 titaii-« of t v o d totikA-os— » If, lr.1 ,»|*i l*lli I'» psptonukmi Itsqtialiif •ImIIUv-4 n#« •«» . h a n g * kuv k a§ f«o fth j » y - •her* —‘ R*«'«y kifu- M ••».« S I , . — (»• psnht» !«•> Bra*« 1«*I « « ! biiaklot ua.
E d g e w o r t h• i O K I M U T O E A H O
No Foldin' ' nScrtotlanass held «way in th«* Coach
Jimmy (S leepy) Crowlay Spartan grid ,, rum 11 cluring the early drills and re- ,, •.tilt., were gratifying. Tin* former j, Notre On me star, who was one o f the fl immortal * Four Horsemen,“ seemed to s] have a wav «»f'm aking the green clad f] grid enmlirlMtes give tlieir all and bat- ,.| tie furiously f«»r plitces on the team. 0
T jiere «»re 30 or 40 men oti the campus it who do little but practice and think v football these days It is doubtful if n State has ever had a mot-«* enthusiastic o un.i «quart The gridders are diagram- n mu rilnvs between classes and talk the s formations over during tin* brief rest 1 periods in the aftem oon practlc«*«.
That Ihe H par tan f«Nilball men- ' ior mean* business is evidenced by the faet Ib a l he plans lo run plays Ihe llr».l «lay of the fall season, lie has issued about -MI formation* for his grid randhlaies lo study during ihe summer months ami experts to 1 lose little lime lit starting Where he leaves « I f at Ihe end «»f Ihe spring drills.
Coach Crowley seems reasonably optimistic over S late’s prn«perts f«»r a winning team next year. However, lie docs nut intend tn leave am sipnc unturned lit developing a lin ing eleven lie realizes that there will he weak .pots, hut thcv will I»«- just as strttng »> ii is jww lble I«* make it
wpartan followers mav rest as sureil that when they watch the |«»:t«| edition of the < rowlev fM tblillis-Hin swing «nt«» action that theywill see a red learn which should leave lii 11" «touht in (he minds of its opponents as i<* whether «*r not they have been through .» tougii gritl rUeoUUl« r
Y E A R L IN G N IN E G A IN S V IC T O R Y
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N E W H O N O R A R Y IS O R G A N IZ E D
15 M en lo Sw ingotal fo r N i l i o i i i l
S w im m in g S oc ie ty “ P o rp u ite
on M ay 2 6 .
ils second vu ■day momink yearling' tcan Teacher«' coll« t»« the tune of from Mt I*! tough oppoM’ was extended
Pemberton for Primotlig performance .1 only fa ir »up out.stand tug s morning s a« ably behind ’ ’ Dig some An*’trips to thelinee hit»
Wednesday meet Michiga on the .Ypàil more game u ball card atte is with West ««il tin* ItKa! i
defeating «L troni Centri
santTh«fur tshed
and the !*«■; ■ emerge with a itched the entn
men and turned 1 . hough tie « a ; ,'ort Chapa t is at# performer du ..’Ules, performn« plate as w«*41 « '
hitting ability daté he conn«
afternoon the l«s : state Normal . inti diamond ( main» «»11 the fn r 'h e Y pal game, •in State Froah nvmond
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Ruvsell B Haubert, »kitn- harter member
STATE SPORT DOINGS
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which wa» found ....... ago 111 lo w » State con
leg«* Several prominent college« ill the country, including OrinncU and Drake uiuvcrsitic.s. al.s*> have fhnp tff*.
The charter member» of the local or- .......gaiUMtlon are Ed Cook. Horace Craig Saturday. • " • V „ u N. , r, jChari#« Beheld. Hay Bchaubel. Marion T r* r*. .Joshn John Knight. Oeorge 8e#l#y. Central tntercohegtatc at Milaaukee. SlB.. , s. r. --.«. v. .. * ;ttordon Snvder. Dale Vaughn. Myrton Wis Friday and 1 *i. Kan* i8«»»e. »•*.Van dcr Meer James Mitchell. Evans Michigan Intorsch^asta J ™ * f The l> tro il w U o n of the A. S C E Boucher. Lyle Hauger. Russell Cronen- field ‘ t» offering a prize of initiation lees and 'worth and Howard Clark ^uraay. 11 dues to the national society to any;
t o m r v - A canoe Price ! M ichigan State Normal frash. at member of the student chapter w ritin g , W AN TE D T O B i r y ^ l ¿ ^ v „ „ . | Y p ( , i »nu wwm wdM - i h o S ey « r n<U" WnnK ' S~ ‘ 'V
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. . \fSlate Net Cspltin Goes I* semi
Finals in CentrnlIn te r c o lle g ia te » .
Inter-t Chícate y »Ison • ninp«' o » Kane w « singles ti tight for Tittaoin universi« hnab d«
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Capt Paul Kaue a f a good show at Chicago lari