The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-09-25

have the Adrian school visited and In
vestigated by two women, but this Is
the first time Mr.. Keeler has ever ex-
ercised this right.
University 10 Open October 8.
The prospective freshmen are com.
ing to Ann Arbor in larger number
than in previous years. long before
college opens.
The same is true Of the student
who expects to enter on advanced
standing They are coming to pre-
sent credentials for admittance and to
hunt UP rooms.
Already many Of the signs that
adorned private houses have been
taken down. Examinations for those
not fortunate enough to be admitted
to the University of Michigan on GER
tificates will be held from September
20 to October Q, inclusive, and the
first semester begins in all depart
ments October s.
The following graduates have Sc
cured teaching positions within the
last week through the appointment
committee:. Miss Mildred Rees,
Coudersport. Pa, principal at Rix-
ford, Pa; Martin E. McCarty. Mil
wood. w. Va. principal in high school
at Williamson. w. Va, Miss Beatrice
Stanton. Belding, Latin at La Grange,
ILL.,; Miss Margaret Murray, Norway,
English and history at Baraga; Miss
Mildred Burns, Monroe, English at
Tonawanda, N. Y; Miss Margaret
Foote, Muskegon, French and Eng.
lish at Alma college; Miss Marjory
Nicholson. IA, Detroit, English In
Northwestern high school. Detroit:
John Stuart, Detroit. mathematics at
Plymouth. Ind; Miss Fanny Hogan.
Ann Arbor. history at Royal Oak:
Miss Jean Davidson, Hubbell. German
and English in Ripley school at Han.
cock; Stuart Griffin, Jackson, physics
at Bay City; Miss Mildred Neuchter-
lein, Grand Rapids, German at Albion,
and Orreth Tatlock, Ann Arbor. chem
istry at Detroit College of Medicine.
At last the highway and automo-
bile laboratories will have home OF
their own, under one roof. the old
power plant near the heart OF the
| campus.
| Since the courses in automobile
and highway engineering were intro
duced at Michigan, their labs have
been unwelcome visitors in the labs
OF other engineering sections. The
highway lab found temporary quar-
ters in Professor Menefee's strength
and resistance lab, usurping space
which was needed badly. The auto
mobile lab has been housed In the me
chanical engineering lab
Another thing which the entire en-
gineering department held against
these two labs was their noise. A
group of boiler factories would be
preferable to either. When the auto
mobile lab ran long test. everybody
knew it, and when the highway lab
started any one Of its collection OF
rattlers, there was still more disturb
ance The main floor Of their new
quarters will be 20 feet below the
level Of the ground, and the noise will
be deadened.
The Eber White woods. which
passed into university possession
through a purchase made about six
weeks ago, has remarkable record.
They we're grant from the govern.
ment in 1925, to man named White,
and since then a White, q direct de-
scendant of the original owner. has
owned the land till 1t was sold to the
university. The land adjoins the uni.
| versity forestry farm and was pur-
chased for the use Of the forestry de-
partment.
Professor Leigh Young OF the
forestry department IL the first mcm-
Der Of the university faculty to be
appointed deputy sheriff. He is ap-
| pointed from Scio township. The for
estry farms are located in Scio town
ship and both Professor Young and
caretaker OF the farms were given the
right to arrest trespassers on the uni
versity property who have been using
the land as hunting preserve.
Secretary Shirley Smith. who with
his family have been spending several
| weeks at Walled lake, will return to
take up his university duties.
President H. B. Hutchins has ac-
cepted an invitation to attend the ex-
ercises incident to the Inauguration
OF DR.. J. H. MacCrackin a. president
Of Lafayette college on Wednesday.
October TO-
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