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EDITORS.
C, A. DENSON, Iate '4, Maagig Editor.
NttRMAFOWan , Lit. 'S6, Asitat.
H1. A. StktnItN, Lit. '4, Atsistant.
J. L. LREta', Li. '15, Assistntt
J. A. LEitu, Lit. '6, Athletic Edior.
S. W. CRTS, P. G. Lit., Busies Maaer.
WlstA. oot', Lt 5, Asitat.
H. B. Utinoitc'4 Frattk Waltre, '4.
Mb-a Li'. Jatie"s '94 i. P. Hall. '5.
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W. N. tChoate, '11. . L. Iatoridle, '4.
F. t. Sadler, 'Oi. H. . Ilokis, '96.
L. E. Cooradt.'15 C. G. Jnkin,'. li
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sible for the opiiis or stitemtet of crrea'
pondens apperig is the DAILY.
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at the ay ofpbiceatio.
To Profs. Angell and Kirchner
the DAILY extends a hearty welcone,
in behalf of the students of the law
department of the University of
Michigan. May their connection
with the University e long and
pleasant.
Too DAtLY has given all sides of
the fraternity fight raging in the
freshmna class, merely ax a omatter
of new. Nothing ht ill feeling
and a serious split can result from
this dispte. To all concerned tie
DAILY counala arbitratiotn.
THEREc wiii e a meeting of the
DAILY staff, Saturday evening at
eght o'clock saur, at DAILY office,I
for assignoment of work. Every
nmember, new as well as old tmut
be present. Every one will e ex-
pected to e supplied with news
items for our special edition, Mon-
day.
WE note with satisfaction the e-
organization of the law faculty and
the changes in the curriculumi in.
cident to it.
The new organization of work re-
flects great credit on Dean Knowl-
tot, who has worked so earnestly
in bringing about the reorganization.
The feature which should not be
overlooked is the good judgment
used in assigning the subjects to
men who have made his own subject
a specialty. With the reorganiza-
lion of the wotk and the establish- Cal., and are secured by the college
meat of a private court, we have through the generosity of Mr. F. G.
reason to be proud of our law do. Logan, of Chicago, a trustee of the
partment. Icollege.
sentor Medic Officers. ; The Alpha Phi fraternity are giv-
-- lug a series of Saturday afternoon
Thbe senior class in thse medical receptions to the various sororities
departtlsallt held a meeting yester- and their patronesses.
day and succeeded in electing offi-
cers without any difficulty. The -
followving were elected to office:
Robert B. Armstrong, president; l
Mrs. Krss, vice-president; C. M~or-JIU & L ( /t
nas, secretary; Mr. Ayres, treasurer;
E. E. McKnight, orator; A. Crane,
valedictorian; and Mr. Rheinfrank, HrfrsAi hsht
class historian.
The question of lholding class-day
exercises was not decided.
S. C. A. Receptions.
A series of receptions is to be
given during the fail and winter by
the S. C. A. to the different classes
of the University. Thse first is to
be given Saturiday evening, Nov. 4,
to the medics and pharniics. The
lawa students will be given a recep-
tion by the ladies of the association
Friday evening, Nov. to. Other
receptions will be given to the Newv
England students, probably on
Thanksgiving evening, one to post
graduates, and one to thse foreigen
students in the University, whicha
will probably occur during the
winter vacation.
Bock Counties Heard From.
The visionary account of the
cheapness of living in Ann Arbor,
sent to the Detroit Journal by its
able college correspondent, is at
present going tlse rounds of thse
state press. We clip thse following
fronm a Pea Soup Lake paper, and
altlhostglh the facts are slighatly con-
torted wve think wve recognaize the
source front which it originally came.
"If lharid tinses are really pinching
you, go to Ann Arbor where you
can nabob it on $t.-o a week for
both room and board and one baths
per wveek included."
A Valuable Collection.
Beloit has been fortunate 'in se-
curing for its museum the Rust
American archaeological collection,
worth fully $a15,000, which has been
on exhibition in the Archaeological
Building at the Worlds Fair, at-
tracting attention from all visitors.
It includes some 3,000 specimens of
arrow heads, pottery, mortars, etc.,
illustrating the history and develop-
ment of the Amserican aborigines.
Trhese relics have been gathered by
Major H. At. Burt, of Pasadena,
Is the most effective and agree-
able remedy iu existence for
pr-eventing indigestion,' and re-
lieving those diseases arising
frotm a tdisotrdered stomach.
Dr. WV. W. Gardner, Springfield,
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preeneatavec of indigestion, atid a pleasant
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