_____________THE U. OF M. DAILY.
PubisuhedtDaity (Bunmon s xcepted) during
tieLCuiee year, by
rH4E U. OF Mi. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION
Special IDebate Nijlnb~ei-.
OssING to the increased demandI
on our columns we issue a supple-
ment today, and thus sve are enable-
ed to give good space to the account
of the debate.
TuxE plan of changing the order
of work in the University during
the later hours of the dav as describ-
ed in another column is a nmove in
the right (directiots and this is the
time for a free and open discussion
of the qusestion so that the author-
ities may knosv the sentiment of the
studenst body. Every one svill read-
ily see the great advuintage to lie
gained to athletics by sucs un ar-
rangement of svork. We are heart-
ily in favor of the pians for ve be-
lieve that an inmpetus to athletics in
the University, to be secured in no
other svay wiiili e the result of it.
'The svork of the last twvo hours of
the day would have to be entirely
re-arranged and such a plan could
not be put into operation before
next year. 'The columns of T}ii:
lyxity are open to a free discussion
of the plan by the students.
XF, have nothing but praise for
the representatives of Northsvestern
hundred delegates wvere present rep-
rsenting Harvard, Yale, Columbia,rneoLln Stnodjr, C) U B A ]R E R C I TS
Lehigh. University of Michigan, foran
University of Pennsylvania, hiniver- What they will1 do fryou an how L0ob-
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of Presicheint Atngell, we regard them PAvLiiACE lii+i BARBEtreRii + SHOPii h
Rumford ChemicaitWQrkas,Pnov idence,R. PLG BRE i.S-O
as msembers of the igreat fasily -of ne1snft bsiiAntd sitBathsiisss -S t iiinuc4.. W0E N, licit)
cefeatedh, ee feel no dismIiiy, as our t I-
opponents wcere wurthsy of our steel. THlE NAME TO REMEMBER _ - OlQ I+ S, FK OVVI qS
No evenst of its kind its thi later liii-i s i iv sstx us IN l D 't:tI 10DJ
toyof the University of \Michigan « u ,.fP!hP ist NN IH. F. lorit.l eletn 5. Suit.t A15-,
xill conmpare stth the debate last ' - The name stands for just wihat it;s
nighst. We have nmade no nmistake B IC~jY C Lj E J1 The Oest Bicycle built for $1t26,00.
in securing Northwestern University fl11aseuafl auic l l~aowfl Tenni«>s. Y
vetildinsiBtaseba aicil isiILawns e i-uiuivi
for a series of annual debates, as the i-s-- are cil vd(xvlsh-iViy bnougusssi the U.5,. suiuinJ$JIS
result of last night's contest still at- liii ti i'its _ in iii itebes. Coii uii'e ilu-
test. Whileste stere sefeated by A. V. 'i'P& O A.ciiiG.uiiSpinivg & Brosive .-,
only four points, wte were fairly IDA-y-Z+gL- ONTO- Chicago. New York. Philadelphia,
beaten and still offer no extenuatinig FRTN TO A
excuses. To the winners "Tfv11 , -FIRT N TIO AL ANKIisireLEADtNG SCHOOL OF BIJSINES
OF ANN RBOR, uaid SHORTHAND. 'Mtugiiiiicen tisituiiug;xnine
offers the sincere congratulations, ofo AN rOR. nb-boo irwrk ees eeadirom; uiitdiy eniii;ien
the student body of lihi n any. Capitl,$50,.00. Surpuusud tf t 5 Satiiuuiirda ein reei l pitisopeniigr.cthe etiryers
Trans-acts augeneralbasnkinglbitness.Fo-ue.. . tnfaiities for p ci-l u deteus itnpus
asrsthe victors a hearty welcome- eigns exnebos'bught and scud. Leuters of dns-etluu uiotidgadausgtiarantesdut i-I. .5 ncn
asues V5}d t credit rucerit rfoerutraseler's abroad. excecis st Siuts 5per urek in private fauities.
to this university citysthenever they Fo.h.B tFe .wOABdOOstir bunewilr atuuisic, naddress
seeit to pay us a visit. v, P. R. CLEARY, PutS.
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The N ational College Republican GB 1\ 6.kO oe -nra anin uins.Pyinter
Canbt rete fo Pivae ~irie, Wep eurol avi uucng s pstsut. Ilas ftitr
lauopndits first session at Otil :y Ntuu;txuii55tipubl- uOi5i ticii i ic B r iepsit Boxespointl. tnst
teagvndse epened u~.,i''.c . ios-.Bnuti s , set c.vt , tetni is' d en
Ab ut tw t s- s,. diver 12,ill0i-stoi ck ash ortimts 51 ann :;muist ivintru ced.i i Retidec ' i tPen. F. . EE, Cas-ier .
Syracuse yesterday. Aotto\~FNL V\TD n fiea cdiy akoe audyeeig