El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-17
CLOSING PR0GRsN
At STATE COLLEGE
Announcement Calls For a
Busy Week-Athletes
Go to Albuquerque.

State College, y. NJ, May ll.-Com-
mencement programs are now out
They call for a week Of much activity
The program follows
Saturday. May 24-1;OO p. m, Lunch
con to Senior class at president res
idence.
Sunday, May 25-11-00 a m. Bacca-
laureate address, president Garrison
1870 o. m. Joint meeting Of L. N Z.
A. and Y W. c. A
Tuesday, May 27-S.O0 p. n Gradual
ing exercises OF preparatory depart
Wednesday, May $500 a. m Be-.
ginning of tennis tournament; 1000 al
m. auto ride for old students; 1000 q.
m. meeting Of board of regents z-9U
D. m Senior class day exercises 4-OO
o. m. parade and review of battalion;
4:45 p m, baseball game (F1eldli S-9v
%. M. Alumni-Old students night tAI
Gymnasium. BY invitatiOn); 500 p m,
lawn fete at Merle hail.
Thursday, May 29-S-3O-lO;O0 a. M
buildings open Tor inspection; 1000 a.
m, commencement exercises; address
by Hon. G. A. Richardson. of roswell
N II; 100 p. m, Presidents luncheon
dence); 2:3O p. m. Alumni business
meeting; 800 p. m, old students or
ganizatiOn meeting; 4-30 .. m, athletic
reception (residence Of J. o. Mlller)
$3.50 p. m, Senior promenade tGymna-.
All events VIII be held in Hadley
hall except where otherwise Indicated
Track Team TO Albuquerque.
The track team consisting Of the
following left last night Tor Albu-
CUeruue: Utfl lane. VIM. KnOrr. Nor
fleet Bone, VIM. futile Earl Taylor,
Lowell Locke. Juan Talevera. Gus
Kanne, Homer Powers. Ergar WAR
ton and coach A II. Badenoch-
Football practice for next college
year viii begin Monday. Capt Joe
QUesenberry viii give talk to the
men first and then all will don fun
football suits for real practice
Announcement has been posted at
HadIey Hall regarding the tennis tour
nament All local entries are TO be
made not later than Monday.
The advance seat sale for the stu
dent play tonight has been eNceeu-
ingly heavy.
Miss RusseH's Father Dies.
Miss Aileen Russell viii return on
Sunday from her home in MaEdalena,
where she was called to the Deos l-,i
Of her father, who died. MISS RuSSeiL
is returning to graduate with her
class from the preparatory depart
ment
The annual exhibit OF the department
Of household economies viii be held
in the domestic science rooms, Had
ley hall, next Wednesday. from two
to five o. m. This exhibit viii IN
cIude the work done by the classes
in sewing, basket weaving. millinery
preparatOry class in cooking VIII
serve refreshments TO the women
On Wednesday night at the home OF
DR. HUmbert the members OF the aS-
ricultural club and girl friends We're
entertained. An election of officers was
the only business transacted
Good Discus Throw.
Juan Talevera Whirled the d1scuS
distance is but little short Of the state
record and Talevera is improving IN
form every day
At a meeting of the sophomore class,
Jack Maynard was elected editor q
the 1914 SWaSika to fill the vacancy
left by the resignation Of Russell
Hanks. Norfleet Bone was elected
PROFESSOR and Mrs. a. B. Sage have
returned from trip to FL Paso IN
Miss Aczer and sister Elaine. have
moved from Merle hall to Mesilla Park
and are rOOming and boarding with
Mrs. Taylor
A well is being drilled or the prem
ises Of C. T. Hagerty, south Of the
Miss Bertha Mandeu has returned
home from the northern part Of the
state. where she has just closed a
term Of school
DiIlman KInsell has returned to his
home in Santa Fe to take q position
as bookkeeper with a lumber com
President Garrison attended THE
Messiah given blythe FL Paso Music
club in, I'll Paso. He made tfle trip
in his car.
The tubercuIin test recently run on
the dairy herd of 90. animals at the
college farm, under the, direction or
Prof. h H. Simpson showed concld-
siveIy that this herd is free from tu-
berculOsis.
Agricultural studies.
The department. of agrOnOmy has be-
gun to make experiments on. soy beans
to ascertain which variety is most
adaptable to the production of oil to
be used in paint. At the same time
the department is trying to find out
which is the more economical, con-
sidering the cost of irrigation, culti-
walton and the-prOduction- frequent--r-
rigation with small amounts Of water
or few with greater quantities
Mrs. Alice p. Fulghum left last night
for HiUsbOrO y. NJ. on bushes
Profs Z. w. Christensen and ii. H.
Simpson Of the nutrition and animal
husbandry departments have slaugh-
tered the 10 steers used in the -nu-
triton experiments. Complete records
were taken Of their gains in the var
ious parts. the cuts We're judged and
photographed and samples taken for
ANALYSIS in the chemical department.
The closing service of the EpiscO-
nal church at Mesilia Park will be
held tomorrow night. The usual mem
orial service for choir members Will