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V O L U M E I S F R I D A Y . O C T O B E R 30. 1925 N UM BER 14

M. S. C. Enters First International Debate MondayI ALFRED NOYES THRILLS LARGE

T AUDIENCE

These Men to Debate for State

| Give» View* On Pnrpteo and Con­tent of Pooiry; Don Not Apee

With Midirniih .

Pontry 1» natural npeerti xlori- .¡..,1 •• -aid Alfred Noyen. fnmona Kna-

l, ,,oet. in hi» nddre»» to the »tu- , of MlehlRan Btnte coll»K<* l»»t vfedne«d*y eventn*. "People put

.■ rnn* n»peet on poetry when . ihlnk and «peak of It »« mere-

meehanlrnl propoaltion where It ,, ,,.e of aarriflrlna thought to

more einnmns matter» of rhynio I meter. An eumple of thta me- inti'»l view 1» I» be found in n Lltnown epluph:Lter ihln heap of crumbling »tone» .« the body of Timothy Jone».1 mime •»»» Bmlth.' not Jone».

...i .lone» w»» put to rhyme with .tone».’ "

Mr Nnye» »bowed how blank cr.e ia and nlwny« hn» been the me- Itlttm for »erlou» poetry and anve th r ee sentence» from the Bible— ex­ample» of perfect blank ver»e:

In the beginning Ood made Henv-emi and Barth."Ite of good cheer. I am with you.

1 am the Keaurractlon and the

¡1, ,ommentln( ou blank verae In o tn p a rl a o n with rhymed poetry. Mr.

Se v e n i noi"d. "B y the aide o f Mtl- ton'n t . l ank verae Homer's hexame-

re l i k e the tinkling o f e y m l m l « by t h e - e a . "

line of fhe moat thrilling of the reading, of the evening w»» an ex- irtrt from Mr. Noyen' recent book. Watt he. of the Sky." in which he .li. of one of the moat dramatic

moment» in the blatory of aclence .h en tiallleo wa» haled before the ■M onition becauae he aald the earth

moved around the aun. Three line» :r„m I hit extract were eaperlally abundant with phlloeophlcnl thought:

It here haa been any htpplneaa -- aa.t). ii u n t i l from tenth alone."

What'a love bnt that dear face „ 1 t r u th turned up to henven?"

V a n i t y , o h ha lf the wrong» of• itrfh .iris«* from thae."

The Highwayman." on« of .Mr \iiviv masterpieces, created a real - t~.it i.»,i when the author repented

'..nes that thrilled every listener i «fate «»f breathless Interest. Mr

N i f » r 'marked as h« announced the : i t h a t he Intended to recite the jHiem to the students as he felt it• hen he wrote the ballad.

i it her pnoma that Mr. Noyea used 'i in. lecture were "The Old dray

Squirrel." "A Song of Sherwood.' The Kinn A rtla t." " F o r t y Singing

s..»m«n." a ro llick in g ballad. "T h e Itarrel-t trgan." which M r. Noyea aald was ttiei *nt to sound like a barrel- •rcan. The W ago n ." a ballad of a v Igon laden with c lo ver wending Ita **vy to the sea across the Su a ie i

downs. The Spring H a t " and "Moun- M.n laurel." a poem w ith an Amer- ii an subject. Mr. No jrc i recited "T h e >Vag«m" to show th a t we can have a r-fular form of motor, coatray to

oeiief of tho modernist.Mr Noyea roncladed hto lecture

with a beautiful passage from the 'ra t volume of hlo W atches of the ■'»v in whleh Jam es of Scotland,

•ubled by hit knowledge of the 'hat tho earth moved around

;be un. gooa to sat a straage old -ironomer liv in g on an Island off

">ast of Doamark. 4 dw arf. Jep <rae. who acta as assist sot to the

a»tr« nomer. seems to be gifted with 11bli» vision sad hits upon the

,»f the sctontltc tact la a short •nv^rsattcm with tho Scottish ru ler

Watches of tho Night” and "T h e « of tho Barth” are tho flrat two

* trilogy, tho third o f which w ill• mpieted by Mr. Noyoo la a short

STATE DEBATERS PREPARE FOR CONTEST Vim CAMBRIDGE ORATORSTO UPHOLD AFFIRMATIVE SIDE ON QUESTION, “RESOLVED

THAT DEMOCRACY IS A FAILURE.”

PRESENTS NEW PLAN FOR MUSIC COURSES

Put* Muk la Reach of Every Stu­dent, If Approved by Stale

Beard*

t . *. KAM Nnnx

ALUMNI TO ENJOYBUSY WEEKEND

Msajr Affairs Plannd for H t t comers.

Alumni o f M i c h i g a n State will gather at the c o l l e g e f o r H o m e c o m -

i Ing day Oct. 31 f o r a n i n f o r m a l get- ! together and an o p p o r t u n i t y t o r e ­

n e w old acquaintun«

T. L CWMNTfE

} A Hallowe’en party j building Saturday evening I will he the big in ion part ’ year, will he the feature evr

I'nlon which •f the

The■ ballroom will he decorated t o «I out the Hallowe'en effect and 1 mualc will be furnished bv ftchulgen’s ' orchestra. Tickets were placed "ii , nale in the t'nlon building Thursday noon and are nearly sold out. The

‘ dance ia limited to 250 couples and tnany alumni have sent in reserva- tiona.

Alumni will register in the I’nlon i building as they arrive, and a lunch­eon will he held »here Saturday noon.

. There will tie eihlbita in the main ¡lobby giving a pictorial history o f 1 the construction o f the I’nlon build- Ing. The trowel which w*« 'tied Ip j laying the cornerstone haa been pre- *

¡served and nickel plated T te sh ov -' ed used by W K Prudden In break ing the ground for the n**w building has also been preserved and will he

: on exhibit.Plans have been mad** by the vari­

ous fraternities for alumni snmksrs on Saturday evening before the dance. Many o f the graduates will* return in time for the annual *opho- more barbecue to be held F rldav evening. «Pet 30, and a large niiin-

! her o f alumni are expected at the M ¡S. ( ’ -Colgate football game Satur­day afternoon

FORESTRY M FT.SB1S OBI IN NORWAY SPRUCEThe forestry depariment ha* sold

all the Norway «pruce in the college • nursery, large enough for planting I next spring, according to Prof A K.! Chittenden of the department About | the only stock left is that for next

year’s spring hardwood tr*e*Since IVOR over 3,300,000 trees

have been sold from the nursery, enough to plant about 3.000 ,«cres of forest

NEED 2 0 0 STUDENTS FOR SPECIAL TRAM

Pttit»—» Will Be Cmlatcg la Ef­fort to Gal al Least 29# to Al­

tead Wi*c— lia Ciara.

i f two hundred Michigan St.c»* *' dents want to go to W i« nt**ir» w the t«*am on \ovetnÌM*r II. the . ’ n t* roti m l I will make arrang»*ni**nr f..r

is*« i.il train, according to II K Wtl Held, president. For the round t * » Madison, the fare will Is* s !J * t

Petitions of titos«* who ilc'irv tit; ke the trip will Is* (‘imitate*! m r fraternities and s«»rorifl»s \|. * 1 e v e n i n g at the tine* *>f h*»*in**«« ; »-* ite - o was saW. F«*r the iimPi***-'-* gn-up*. it |s*tltion will Is* pla<*»t lb** I n i o n t|esk.

Plan- are that shonld the -t»« traiti Us-i-me a reiillty, the Nmd w

i also ;ir< <iiii|siny the term. Thi** w i Is* the bifigcsf distarne .Michigan S’ j stndfvits en masse will e r e r h.-*v«» r veil* d in their csr*s*r of follassi»« t

• team.

K f , HAYMOW

EXTENSIVE PUNS MADE FOR PARENTS'DAY!

Virator* to Ha*« Oyyrt—ity Taj la tp cd Caaqn* B a M h | i aad |

E aqna—I.

Parent« H u at which time the rolk't*' will t*e hosts to parents and I r**lawjv*-« ,,f p. udents, has been set !»»r Nov T This is the date o f the T" univi-rs.ty game, to whichparents » i l l ¡.* admitted without

Kit* i i * iv .- t d a n s are being made! i',*r the enter- iinment o f the visitors ! j r s i tii- i* - - v at the college. Th«*y *151 he given 'be opportunity to In-• r e i the . , in pus buildings and• q a i p a n a t hi t he « veiling there will > a I ' n l o n ■ • > in the Fnlon hulld-**r Uernf»* *»ti« of ihe ballroom

in t»e ti •('*■ ..-ll#*ge colors, green «•4 «hit*

.» fi l ia l- ivpert a record crowd in- .•w»QCh a* 'he att»*ndance last year rr*t*|y « x* • • '• d the number looked

A. S. IL E .-! A. E. HELD FIRST HEET LAST NKHT

The local branch of 'he Ameftr»"' Society *>f Merhanlral Fngtn**r« and Society o f Automo'lve Kngtneer* m e Tuesday night for th»*lr ‘ r** ; i# Thn program o f the . ven n* • oiT*i«t»»«l < hlefly o f a moving picture, P- put out hy the Cenerai Fierirl* <•*»»*» pany.

The committee in <hvr*»* o f *>r.. frams i onsists of H Harr*.*« and y Koss The chairman **f the ; ». it chapter o f A. S M E n F tl Samp non, a nenlnr mechanical «■rRiD***«

4-eitoM» Viator PmH Date* . h UU— to I* Patted Nar. 9alisbie dates for the use o f the

Miii«ti»ig for »c M *l**t y dinner r<d i*i." «*- during tin* win-

‘ •ill mill !• *d ‘duled at the ; Molding Nov !t. nr rcNiwwtk hsve already been i *-<1 but it has been necessary if* unfit after the publishing of «>Ke»t*al1 schedule by the ath- i»H»i rnent and a definite decl-

■ » rft*- .1 Hop committee.

\ Parker fountain pen and < k leather notebemk Iteturn to ogene Carlisle. Kappa Delta u*** <>r call 2445.1

Burying the Hatchet

«OYHTC!

Tickets for the t ’ombrldge de­bate are on sale at the I'nlon building Student < nupons will be taken in exchange for regular tickets with a payment of 25

:enta Regular price ia 60 cents.

| g » S T A g r e e n a n d go ld f o u n t a i n pen. m il l a i l \ I» M « a l i F.ro A l phlan House

Union Establishes OwnMusical Organization s

» a** MkMa— Muta ramerai or- ‘ <":uuo». la ha haa— aa tha Mich- tan sta». L'alea amhaatra. haa bara '»aklM M * a— la »— »ft— ta he -«ir lar tha B M a— a— M to

Coarara« to ttra M. S C. Ualaa. i l “ *11 ha dir— te n— aaaÉM* ta tha °>oa boat« «ad <W ha a a — aad to

i: K. Vatham l, «hai— a l «ke nmu ma— cammMMa. — a «all d J

ih* hirlaj* — »toalM— M |Um a l tha <Lr— m u a M » — rasa a* aS haeh- In*i -The hw to toh iw M aM 9 M ha

■H— h to i.to •*«*)•— to to*Qumh

-“ ra ta . Ito— ' )m m — m about tha” « — M— « S t e t o a

In order ih*i ih» orchratra whleh ! will hr nini m.r.wr“ '* " * ' 14 to* C*J' Ira*, mar »brain tha beat marami, i It haa bara placed on a competiti** *

> baata aad all collece mualclaaa »MI b* .Hctbl» Thlrtr »tadaala »mal

i prraent at the «rat meet la*. Tha I *rat rahraraal » ill be held Tueadap. So». 3.

I l will ha aa elahl-piece orehaatr*. roaalatlni of plaao. two aaxaphoam.

'trumpet, trombo a», baia horn, haajo ; and drum» 'I A ll l ’itoa daace». which ara hold raawmrl* each week oh olthar fri- c

! dar or «atardap nt«ht. will ha tara*« ; m » la to* L'aio* o» eh M ira, r t o k ; »MI ala* bara pr a f y * « * w t o ^ g : ;

— t e calla*» orahaotraa |which raar ** **c lirW r.^ T ra ra a * I ttotoM Mir t m u f f immà Mgrhy t t f i i tot lm IIK y ^ N* | « — tosa to - *»»««" * «t tho PM— -

— m — tear a fra» ehaara fram

A plan to put music within rench of every student hns been formulat- ed by Professor Taylor, of the music department This plan, if approved by the state board of agriculture, will do much to renew the Interest of stu­dents In music.

The new* plan will put the music of State college on a sound basis in the college curriculum. The music will he on the same basis ns agricul­ture. liberal arts, or engineering. A student in order to enter will he re­quired to take an examination and in order to pass must have hud pre­vious preparation. Prof. Taylor will now have his department well organ­ized and a student must do college work to get a credit.

In voice it will require very little (CotititiiitHl mi page 2. column 2)

RADIO SCHOOL TOSTART NOVEMBER 2

i Braadcatt Four Evcmbi* Each Week, Wed—tdajr aad Friday

Profram» Remain Same.j The radio school of Michigan State I college, hroHdcasting over W KA K. i will open Nov. 2 and continue until I Dec. 1ft with ii K«»rlen of educational j programs furnished by the various departments of the college. The lec­tures will start at 7:30 and Inst un­til N o'clock.

Four evenings each week will be j given over to (he ' ‘xchool of the a ir" ] whleh proved to be popular through­out the state and many other states last year.

The program on Monday evenings will lie in charge of th** Loutish, his­tory and sociology departments The departments chosen.to handle the To s* I ay e v e n i n g programs are mar ketlnr. zoology, gnolngv and soils Wednesday evening programs will he conducted hy the agrfo nit ti rat I . **n-

I ginecrtng. entomology and forestry departments Thursday evenings

: will be devoted to lectures on innr- 1 keting. botany and soils.

Other features wilt continue us they have during the early part of

I the school v**nr: A Wednesday even- ! Ing s udent musical program, from h . to ft o’clock, a Friday evening educn- i tional program furnished hy tho: various departments of the state gov . ornment at the same hour, and a pro­gram of dancn music each Friday evening from 10 to It:4 ft o'clockDally weather reports at noon <-om-

' plete the scheduleW K A K was rebuilt during the

summer and is now lie« n«ed under ¡ 1.000 « a»t power lnst«*ad of 600i watts which was the rating last year 1 A new type of Mntennae Is being used and the station Is completely equip­ped to handle the increased power.

' giving better transmission over ui wider area

Allred Noyes’ lecture from the eol- , lege gymnasium was hr«iad<-ast We«l i nesday night lie opennd the liberal I ar s entertainment Meries at the col- I lege and will be followed by Charles i Paddoeh, the famous sprinter, Krn- est Hutcheson, a pianist of note: laorado Taft, the sculptor; John Itar- clay. baritone soloist, and Olenn

j Frank, the new president of the t'nl- veralty of Wisconsin The entire lib­eral arts program will he proadcast

i over W KA K .

ENGLISHMEN EXPERIENCEDAadience lo Determine Winner*

of Debate.

T h e Ml. Ilium S la t . * n n l l p x e ib'liat- i n g t e a m w i l l t a k e p a r t in i t s f irst i n t e r n a t i o n a l d e b a t e w h e n t h e y meet t h e C a m b r i d g e u n l v e r ? i t y f o r e t i m e s q u a d o f C a m b r i d g e , K n g l a n d . In the L a n s i n g C e n t r a l T e m p l e h o u s e Nov.

T h e S t a t e c o l l e g e t e a m is c o m p o s e d o f K . C . I l a y h o w o f R o v n l O a k . T . 1». C h r i s t i e o f L a n s i n g and* T . J Rama- d e l l o f M a n i s t e e , w h o nr«* «‘ x p e r l e n c e d m e n in b o t h h ig h s c h o o l a n d c o l l e g e f o r e n s i c waarU-

I T n d e r t h e auspices o f t h e Institute of l n !« * r t in f i o n a l e d u c a t i o n , t h e Cam­b r i d g e t e a m i s m a k i n g a t o u r of the more I m p o r t a n t c o l l e g e s a n d univer­si t i e s . o f tIi«* m i d d l e w e s t . Michael R a m s e y , ( l e o f f r e y L l o y d a n d Patrick D e l v l n , w h o r«*pr«*sent Cambridge, are m e n who h a v e t a k e n a n a c t i v e part in p r a c t i c a l p o l i t i c s in t h e i r own c o u n t r y .

T h e K n g l i s h s y s t e m w i l l h e l ined In d e t « * r m l u i n g t h e w i n n e r « o f the d e b a t e , w i t h t h e a u d i e n c e acting aa t h e j u d g e * T h e c h i e f difference b e ­t w e e n t h e L n g l i s h a n d \m«*rican sys­t e m s of d e b a t e is t h a t t h e American « y s t e m is a n i m i t a t i o n o f t h e law c o u r t s w h i l e t h e K n g l i s h system Is a p a r o d y oi l p a r l i a m e n t

" R e s o l v e d , t h a t i l <> mocr acy Is a f a i l u r e " w i l l b e t h e q u e s t i o n f o r d e ­b a t e T h e S t a t e c o l l e g e t e a m will up h « d d t h e a f f i r m a t i v e .

Mnih is b e i n g d o n e t o make the K n g l i s h d e b a t e r s e n j o y t h e i r stay a t M i c h i g a n S t a t e c o l l e g e P I Kappa D e l t a , tin* h o n o r a r y forensic frater­n i t y on t h e rnrnpua. will hold a re­c e p t i o n in the p a r l o r s of the Central T e m p l e h o u s e Immediately following the dehnte, in honor of the Cam­bridge men. Coach Kckerman haa invited the visltora to attend the an­n u a l s«iphomore barbecue upon their arrival h e ^ fro m the lln lv e a lly of .Mli h'liaa. Sftin* to « . ¡¿.l-foW»- il»- v l t e d to attend tho M. 8. C.-Colgate game Several fraternities hare In ­vited the visiting team to their houses.

T i c k e t s a r e n o w o n s a l e a t I t o u s - **r's d r u g s t o r e N o *2 , C e n t r e I T e m p l e h o u se . C o l l e g e d r u g s t o r e , a n d a t t h e I « Jon.

MILITARY CORPS ELECT SPONSORS

Milliceirt Clark Ckotea A* Carp* Spontor.

l i v e r I inn» v o t e s w en * |sdl»*d ill the co »'«I sp o n s o r e h s ' t i«*u Wednesday and T h u r s d a y , I Ik * l a r g e s t n u m b e r .ever re­c o r d e d

lllllicent Clark >if Lansing wa* electetl corf** *>|s*n-"i Julie Kannev of < I pern v I He t>* artillery *|sin«or. Cor- rim* Ita* Imi- *>f l.nnslng, infantry *>|siie sor. ami A in* !•- Laurie Walls of Clih’i go. * aralry -|s*fi*»i»r

A u !-••»** de> I >if < am|Nil gl i l i ig w a s *l**o* a m o n g t i e 1 m**ii o f tie* m i l i t a r y d«*|»artmciit |>re<edtng l i e ’ «dectlnn. F.ioh meii i l ter *>f M.* R ,*» T C milt w a s • l i g l l i k ' !*• vo t e

M ffH T

Th«.* sophomore fall term party will to* field in t)i»' armory N’ov 13. Tickets f l See Arnv lledrlck, Carl Davies Paul l.ark**v or Hetty Itohm for fl«k**ts

4BMiss Carry Williams, clothing spe­

cialist, wi|| leave soon on a visit to the northern peninsula where she will attend the Local leader* Cloth­ing meeting at Hie Malnt Marie.

Sophs and Fresh Get MorningOff to Prepare for Barbecue

B A B H B U m ( M H I H _________________W IT H A IM V A L O F a O B O K S W A T W l FA g — R* W E E K

Wltk tho arrival ol lb* lo*« rara- Tfc* Ir a r— M »« raa lMB af tk* — - - - tk* kar- to * * « * ' w *to oaaaariMa* wm k*M•4-ior B iffa la " m a sr. Oct. **. Maaf »»cawtloa*

bar »bo* I* a * » **•#!••*. Tka-rara— lb» B r a , mt tk* tra rra tlra »aah ran » III tof f Ik * aaatt aa* a*f«k « a n c i«ra “ ----- — - “■ —» * 11« o l to* *kra- to*«» t o r t u r a t o * ra j* - — —n U k á M M M

Both sohoaiores and freshmen «rare givea Friday morning off to prepare for the aaauat barbecue which w ill be held tonight oa the old athletic field Pre pa rat tons have been completed for the entertainment of apffrwxhaeUdy 7,0® gueets im-lnd- lag alumal. tha stadwnt body, ia- sir actors and friends of *he college

i t s haadred gallon* of rider aad I.S M peuads of beef have been ob*j

for tha oration. Ttale la fh*^ amount of ” aata” ever par- ’

thnoad for swch an aval.Dm John Pbela* haa been ashed

!• apoah oa behalf of fhe face Ity . Dm# Bancroft, old foot ha II fpa aad j s ate fovwator. wMI give a short pop

' Doan Ward Olltaer of the wot« srlharjr d a ia r f apt wrttt aho s idra—

to tie «hi*» to bnssi that they turned out the biggest barbecue that has ever yet been held on a Michigan S t a t e campus.

Htudtoata who are competing la .’he Woiv«*rin«> snapshot contest are naked to get all the Interesting action pictures possible of the barbecue do­ings aad Homecoming events.

Barbecue night will afford aa op­portunity to obtain several unique aad attractive pictures of the h lf honffre aad roast.

Oa Saturday, many old afha|al w ill be back, offering ehaaeea for ptetarsn •f greet lags, action aad ha— . 1b th# afternoon at the foot ha II them w ill undoubtedly be a gnat many latereatiag "artioaa" aad ” stllla.”

Aayoae who plaas oa a ^ ,. ptstaraa af tatomat to tha eaUoaa.aM- .

doa s through the f fs h a fh i pap aabad ta-iaho or saad thahr aaapa tv S. Oraapar. aaapah - adMar a f I #

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M H il IH AN STATIC N’FVV*

low point of the

S IT IS ITtlPT lO N* 9?ft0 THF. H« H<m»|. YKAIt

English Debaters Who Appear Here November 2

MIC HA Kl. RAMSKY UKOPFKKY I. M i Y IF PA T R IC K H K I.Y IN

The h Ich, itute

meet ihg ini' tlii« fall, nkoii an

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