Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-28
JUBILEE
Ames College Preparing for a
Larger Crowd Than Ever
Visited it Before
FINE PROGRAM FOR BOTH DAYS
FINE PROGRAM FOR BOTH DAYS
Special Trains VIII Be Run to Ac.
commodate the Crowds Who are
Planning to Visit Ames on Friday,
and Saturday, September e9 and 80
Some of the Attractions.
Special to Times-Republicans

Ames, Sept. 2s.-All things being
favorable, Friday will bring to Ames
one of the largest crowds it has ever
been her privilege to entertain, on &C
count of the annual harvest home jub-
lice at the State Agricultural College
of Mechanic Arts. AS has been the
custom of the institution in years past
each and every department will be
thrown open to the visitors for in
spection. Tomorrow the Chicago &
Northwestern will run special trains
over its lines turnout the entire state,
which will warrant the bringing to-
gether of large crowd. On Saturday
it is expected that the Milwaukee and
the Great Western roads will bring in
hundreds of visitors to spend the day.
Exceedingly low rates have been Sc
cured on the railroads for this occa-
sion, and no one should miss this OPP
portunity to visit this great institution
of agriculture, horticulture and me-
chanic arts, and see the splendid work
this college is doing for the advance
ment of agricultural science. Some
Of the places that will be of much in
terest to visitors are the woman's de-
partment and Margaret hau, machine
and carpenter shops, veterinary de-
partment, one of the largest and best
equipped creameries in the world, farm
department, various breeds Of horses
cattle and sheep, recent fmportations
and purchase of pure bred stock, coli
lege museum, possessing collections
from many parts of the world. Visits
should also be made to the mechanical
engineering, civil engineering, electr:c-
al engineering and mining engineering
departments, the new horse barn,
science departments, the splendid new
engineering hall, the new stock and
grain Judging pavilion, the new exper-
iment station barn and the new hall for
the department of farm mechanics
The new central building now in the
course of construction, will be of in
terest to everybody. A good program
has been prepared for both days and
some able speakers have been secured
to entertain the visitors Governor
Cummins, Hon. j. r. Lacey, E. w
Weeks and other able speakers will be
on hand. 1t has also been so arranged
that visitors will have a chance to wit
ness foot ball game in the afternoon
of each day. On Friday the, Drake
University second team will meet the
Ames team, and on Saturday a game
between Ames and Coe College will be
played. The following program will
be carried out on September goth and
Goth:
The General Program.
All departments are open to visitors
from 1O:30 a. m. to q: Is p. m. Placards
posted in the buildings will call atten-
ton to exhibits Of special interest
Officers in charge will answer ques-
tons and explain the work of the de-
partment The good roads testing lab
oratory will be open, the road machin-
cry will be on exhibition and a con-
crete culvert demonstration will be
given.
Live stock parade at p. M, start
ing at the barns and making the round
of the central campus.
Handshakng-I. S. c. alumni and
old students. At the Campanile, at 1
p. IN.
Military drill by the "cummins
Rifles" at 1870 p. m. on the Central
campus.
General assembly in the large tent
at 2:15 p. m.
Music--The Band.
1nvocation-Dr o. H. Cessna.
Muscle College Glee Club.
Word OF Welcome President
Storms.
Address, Sept. 2s-Hon. John F.
Lacey, and other prominent speakers.
Sept. s3o-Gov. A. B. Cummins and
Hon. E. w. Weeks.
Music-College Glee Club.
lection-Prof. A. M. Newens
Music-The Band.
Match football game on State field
at 3:15 p. nj. Admission, 25 cents.
Sept. 29--Ames VS.. Drake university.
Sept. 3O.-Ames VS.. Coe College.