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OL. B. -No. 7~i. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TIIUGSI)AY, JANUARY 11, 1994. PRICE, THREE CENTS.

VOL. IV.-NO. 1 0.

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANTTARY 111 I894.

PRICE, THREE (TENTS.

A NEW WRINKLE 'FOMORROW. The '96 Oracle is touchingly re-
Will be on Sale in the Morning--Lar-ferdt in he dtoal ada
ger and Better than Ever-The bird's-eye view of their prospective
Wrinkle a Great Sucness. lomb-stone is sown in another col-
Tiie irst issue of Wrinkle for the nine.
newv year appears toimorrow and "A Poet Died,'' hy W. MI. For-
promises to bte fully up to the stand- sytlt, '95,ittily depicts thte joy in
ard set by its ipredecessors. This is store for thtose whio never tvrite for
tile first regutiar nllumber since thte Writtkle.
otne of Nov. t otht, thse last ttv luml- There are also poents by I; .L.
bers bteittg special onses, for Thansks- ' Mason, '93; Henry Kellogg, '95;
gtvtn g anti (hbistttas. I ti thte reg- D). I>. I utltt, '94,atttl XX. E. lolles,
slar tsnitsbet hts teett imtprosvetdby ;'95
thse addiitionaof fous' rtore spagesit ; XIrintklet sillIte ottsatl e at thse
beinsg tit i iolit tof thIe editor s to Iibox'-offie, tt inte mun hatIll., ttoor-
esnlarge tiseUtiler, lpermtansently, to 'rtsse 1555rlti at chsapel tilts ,, atnd at
sixteens pages, intshue futusre. 'Ibis; all thse book stores aridi sarios
wtill stake te15paper store desirable lnewsIstatnds.
and ttrctiv thn evr ad shuldFaculty concert.
increase its already large sale.
Tile cuitsiponsth e cover p)age wtas ' lThe1Facuslty cotncert of te 'iii-
dlraswt by Al. XXV. Caunpasu, '96, versity Scltool otf Xsssic trill be held
sile R. L.. XXagtner contribsutes a Itis evenitng at S o'clock itn Frieze
very clever 1stiil le cartootn, por- :Memorial salt. The lproglramlswill
trayinsg WXrinskle anss souse of his be as followss:
lrienssssreitsrnsintotcollege 'titer tse t. tie lltdt,, I. F'at. lot.1Kttsss_-___'Iin
hsslidaysvrevess.Tisat tishey are no1 it-- itNt. JlJtvl o " I di
Ii. tIt q 'I t slst stsessssurr ,,.' 'I~f to
overjvyedes at returninsg is evivdentlSI. silt s ts. itli.
ir~ tie sr'ssi.s eUotststhersacs Its . eo~ici~cl 'rv~
.nlMe .sss ill t utn age Ir 5 't..sl
t ever '-ketch enitle'd '"Dimt ple.", I. t Ilra -----------
by MrIV.I) leader. It i aI a. No".xi
stosry of asnsivcsdetlitnInglisshcol- Isl t he I it
lege lisleat thse "reat suiveeitsy of i I ri lts'itlal I
Oxnforv, andswlt ibe readl svths iter- 51. soi55t i ,, a ' Ilt"or, l~ ~eI~
III allrvcrn st, II t i lto.~
est by Amtrirsatncollegianss. Sly .FI el Set hut 11and15 lrltII Ivrtslnli.'/.kile

MEDALS TO BE AWARDED.
TeMd l or the June Field Day
in Chinago are at last to tWe Ilve "sy ttiiv Ivlli e siils 5and
be Awarded.
As before staled in The 1111 i, II ito Ily etwll s1F1s11lIcailll fcte.
the niedals for the June field umeet Il~llwanetltoe you race and lyt
its Chicago are at last ready for thecir
winners, and misy he obtainedt front 1,41 0, 14 O ~ ar
Chlarles Baird or (George B-enson,IlleItllleal.
track msanager. Those whso late
not ret plaid ttp their entrattce fees Mi t
still hare tot pay upl before receivinsg
their msedtals. 'Tte na~mes of .\iclI-
g(als swinners fosr whsomssImedals are
readvy are as follow's:
(G. IH. Chaspmns~, first in 500 andt
220 yartds dashl; G. XW. Keasttt,
secondl ina 100ansI lao; XX. I.
Geary, first in y2s yards husrvdle, 1
antI in runnsinig Ibroad jumisp aad wisenrssss n 1 tl'ie.itlI'l sooliltalsSItlves
or,sit' :"',.t "vo S.Shos at :tikSt li15551' i ' s's
third in running ihight ju11111, fG. I. .Iassiim rls tI'isaces'.sets ior v talpi toi
Reed, first its ceo yarsahu~rdlies;
J. B. XX'hite, third in 22o yardsH H Y M & c
hsurdlles; A. Al. Ashsley, first its4140 o
101, 183-185H oSvIIIctI<stII5.
yards ruln; I1. I. Satnderston, lltid t - - M, . ICHltIGAN.

I .

tn .l0; 5. troatIsetcond itshlf-
usile ruts; Ii. Bs Krogmsan, thirsdins
utile rstns; I. IMartistt seondin
runnsting Itroad1 1111111 1J1 Leld~en,
first isnlssso utle b ivslesndLI...
Seeley,tirdvsi 'I It. 'sinll, sec-
01111 illhlevaut1 1. l. ercy,
tisrdl its lyI:It l)lt a11al Ish usmser
throsws.
Wisounsn's Annual Debate.
'or the ltwety I-thsrdvimse thse
literary ascieties oftfeIlseI irersily
of XWisconsitn holdi Iheir aininsal joint
debate, Jan. z .
'Ihe equestionsfrrthseidebate . the

Cornsell is again rentenmbered ini a
skit invtolviing te contract labor
problems. "''Merely a Stiggestion,''
by 'F. R. Cutchseon, '96, still awheal
to all swho sate Itatdantexenstive ar-
quainstancsewsthl Annl Arbosr's fat
mllsI 'boarding-house lbeefsteask.
H. C. Ryatn, '9.1' contrilbutest
skit entlitledl "lThe SphIinTs'o Date."
in sticivi the famsltrisdsle Ill Ianci-
ent tisses is supersesded by saisove
msovderns aud likeesise still usor1eiser-
plexing ensigmsa.

I

S. C. A. Reception.

'The receptiots by thse Stuldentsa' following:
('isristiais associatiotn totIllitnti s uls XXossldthe N'atioisal(Owsnershsip
dlents of thse University wtill be givein andttOpeatlions of thse Railroaids its
tousorrost eveing at 8 os'cloctk in thse kUniltdSlates be preferable 10
Nestberry sail. 'The priogramtsswillI Oswier shiplansI (peratiotn by Privatle
contsisl ti tfstsic ansd a symupiosiumtoCor poratos' It lbeitsg coiscesied:
isn hsolbbie's by the folloswing per- I rat:ITsatItse vcsange vats be
sotis: Mr. Slitzer, INliss Mlorky, usadetconstitsutionsally ansI legally.
I'dr. Strasiss, MtIisasBloutl, 'sr. it-'and at 'a cost 111ot texveedt$6,ooo,-
tle, M~iss tSmsitlsi adll.i K-esey.0001, siil i tI bsls tIe
ILadies are, requsestedl tss wear 1 in s 'usttandreasonabtlle complensations.

Jv~ U S T_
Reenived. 105Ha. if Fine Chocolate
Boal Bons.
R. E. Jolly & lut., 263 S. State St.
Arisic Photographer, I E. HURON SI.
HOT LUNCHES
Lowney's qhocojate5s,
TUTTLE'S
48 S. STATE St.
HOLIDAY BOOKS
AN FANCY GOODS

lith itdeparut llent gsan intieleast their bulttonhosles Islemesissil osit
nusiber, etlitle'd "Ansistit' Of tittir iparticular Isobsiies.
Johnsi,"' is consltie, snd1is teex-
plorations ti-ts in progress isrove 'Tetomsmittee 'if fist is charge
froitflt, swill v 1.01511 'throtught Is'- ttfaffairs, of thse Sollossors classs,
teal issites. nsel last nighst and organized by
Fraithlil31isce, '93, relates its a tile election of TI. P. lickey an
fetchiing stay list trasditioual flirtation I clsairman ansd J. A. LeRoy as secre-
between the ''Co-ed ansI thse'Ta- lary'. Plans for a Sophousore social
tor'' with which we are all msore or in the near future were decided
less familiar and of which ste hase apon and thse date still be announc-
seen nomeroas instances. Icr1 in a few days.

Secondtl: 'Ihat sall gorerunsess
rsailrossd officials atsd emps~loyes shtall
be atppoiuted iantdIpstisoteid uptonta
basis of business efficienry utnly.
('tlis concession to be construe-d as

restricting neither tlhe form nor Ite rttilIvsIc
msodes of appsointmsent of tlse central
administrationt authority.)'' ~ ~ a R-
A circular, giring a history of
joint debates at the Unlirersity of UNI'EPtS'1r Y1B00K'-STORE
Wisconsini, was liberally circulated -Alt-
in the main hall yesterday. DsOWN TJN, MAIN STRTEET.

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