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This Christmas issue continues the article on the Russo-Japanese War. Student articles pertain to a student's travels through England, the study of agricultural economics, and Canadian poetry. Professor Zavitz contributes an article on European and North American agricultural colleges. Professor Reynolds writes of his experimental shipment of fruit to Winnipeg using cold storage. Other agricultural articles are regarding beneficial winter birds and Christmas markets for beef, poultry, and swine. Horticultural articles address the beauty of farms, cultivation of chrysanthemums, and a review of the Provincial Fruit, Flower and Honey Show. The Macdonald Institute column reports on the completion of the Macdonald Institute and students who attended the World's Fair in St. Louis. Campus articles report the activities of the Ontario Agricultural and Experimental Union, the Literary Society's mock parliament, students who won prizes at the Winter Fair, and athletic activities. Alumni news is available in the Our Old Boys column and features the tenth anniversary of the freshman class of 1894. A trip from Chester to Ludlow Should a farmer study economics? Our winter birds Causes of the Russo-Japanese War The Agricultural College Idea Canadian poetry Christmas poultry Christmas beef Some phases of swine-raising Experimental shipment of fruit to Winnipeg San Jose scale Better Comparative and economic study of useful and troublesome grasses Rural beauty Rural beauty and its relation to the location of farm homes Chrysanthemum Fruit, flower and honey show Editorial The Macdonald Girl Macdonald Book reviews College life Our Old Boys Athletics Locals advertising

This issue contains articles on agricultural education, progress in forestry, and markets for agricultural exports. An article on the farm labor problem suggests that the solution is the elimination of fencing. The Ontario Agricultural and Experimental Union reports on its 1904 dairy experiments. Agricultural articles pertain to starting a poultry business, Canadian grown bananas, refrigerated transport of fruit crops, and tree grafting methods. Campus news reports are included in the College Life and Athletics columns. The Macdonald Notes column speaks to the advancement of the study of domestic science. Alumni news is available in the Somewhat Personal column. Rural education What will the Agricultural College do for the average young farmer Forest conditions and progress of forestry in Manitoba and the North-West Territories Active agriculturalists Canada and her markets The fence question Dairy experiments in 1904 A start in the poultry business Home grown bananas The transportation question Grafting Editorial Book reviews Somewhat personal College Life Macdonald Notes Domestic Art Athletics Locals advertising