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S. 5. Ctiss I'. G.Lt., nosiness Mantage-r. Is the roost effective and agrise- ttat'ins:-.
N4ifs,. 5 Sttt ., Lit: 'itAssisttant. IttiNiitC; iN parts with the Nortlt :1ii. frt.itI5 . n
LIERRY LW. ovesterti Intercollegiate AheicA-able tetfiedY ImIexistence for t t . l),inot ! . it.
1jt . itstin 9'it" sociation witht little regret. It Ithas petitginiesinad n r bet ttUtttanAnnsA'atlaoltdc
0.1'. 5::: l:e::iv se.eltl Ottatitly.lld 'e- nly
F.1. ilertt &ry H It1litriai, i(1:01N exc 10e av:, ti A5t
E,. YI.yle' . FL Itt~ittal,', illnever been a success finatcially antdleio !oedsaefl'sn v5 IEN.ttti.A'ted.
taE~~rnr, t!tiie> ii'oic. Michigan has felt the drain on he icr tgW i.BNE'G P .Toeo
L. Ei. It t:: etdi '95. 1C.G. Jenktlins '. i resources perhtaps mtore thau any of fo 'aoio'ee tmah ~T~7 eC/~a
All cotpy mutbeit at t0e itebeore :30:1(1.1n the othter menmbers of the associa- ]I ~uss
ofIlrOt fctlvtii.tion. Helncefotrth i'ticigan will ye-. rSrn il USA VNN A.9h
m uairn indelsendent in athletics, an Dr W. W. Gardner, lrigiedTUSA EVN G,JA.9h
attitudie that will plainly be atlvan- Mass., sy:« alei sain iexcellentia- --re"-is:Pcrdi-
l---- ------ -- agoons to baseball and football. teelaitottlesilndapaat
ls ;of the resolutions which te Whether the irnterests of track ath- ucidatateti dribk when protperly tilutd wi SOL SMITE EJS3SELL
Ihoardl if Regents shiottlid have mtade letics still stuffer r not. rentain to be water, and tI sretcortl."wt i tt olnno'pae ilapa
Nes tYears tday, is a tdetermtination seen. Thte itntercoilegiate field mseetinisnrtrpe,
to fitish te Hgymnasium toiring the stas the incetitive that broutglht out A POOR RELATION rsn er aterssrn emo rc t-Nlir. ]ahte ritc
p esn ya. atyea'osrog entoftac ai- t.:iplit e ptaslett ree:onas' N Aio t
-"- -ls suensaprcat h athletes anti, if possible, it wiould Rumford ChemiceatWorhs, Prnvidente,N.I. 'OE tsA C
T f~lwstdnsapecaete'seemi tat sotme such oteetitng stould BHwro 1:0O::lslisles it::iniiatios. 'arriutttlrandefir ot 1in acto-I irclto.
plractice in draswingtp legal papers be atrrangetd for thte coming season GI Iry.50S
Prof Mehem Is r111 I tars: ortl seat-, o ,le ti: twOati-,' jotwoelr
tlich rfgecet ivising Ii to maintain the prtlloer slnerest For Sale by all Druggists Store
classes. If the olter professors atitost: the track mn.
wiouldi io likewise, the restults cottld'
no~t be othter than betneficial. v , , r >;, n,., ;+ I -W i( ._-- ."+E . /1ltr !I "... .-t"
Etto itt.r is every probability of a It oietgvnb ieVl
formation iof a league betwitetn Glee attil Banjo club in .Detroit last
Princeton arid Pennoylvataa for the
pronmotiotn of track athletics i i teThrdyngtwspoucea
to colleges. Thte annutal panies great success by D~etroit papers. F.
wol e ed it hiladeolphita a H. arbour,.\lichigan's football
wceck or Ito before the M\ott Haven coacht, managed the affair. The
club stas given a supper by thte Vale
ganmos._ alunmni of Detroit, at the D~etroit
PiOtt. ((-cr0 KtiosttCit, ox-Allor- Club. The wvestern trip has been
ney Geueral of Michigan and one of very stuccessful as wetl as extensive,
lDetroit's mtost eminent lawyers, be- including Omaha and St. l'aul. At
gins a course of lectures biefore the Chicago the not proceeds wtore $i,-
lawv classes toiday. tHe is too well 500. All money over and above tx-
known to require any introduction, penses is turned into a flund for
having previously completed a Yale scholarships.
course of lectlures here, The D, 511.N!--- f-+-
extends a cordial, welcome and be- tntercoltegiate Chess.
speaks for him a hearty reception The second intercollegiate chess
by list lasts.tournatnent wsnheld at Harvard
- School, New York, from D~ecember
if' there in any doubt that thte 26th to January ist. T1he final score
world is not groswing better and list of games won stas as follows: Co-
people more interested in their tfel- lunmhia, 8y-; Itarvard, 7; Vale, S;
lowmens, a glance at the summsary of' Princeton, 3'i.~;. The challenage cup
bequests and gifts 1o colleges, as competed for was given two yearn
shown in another column, still cot- ago by Chauncey M. Depew, E. A.
tainly dispel it. While our neigh- Caswell and George White; the oh-
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