THE U. OF M. DAILY.
Published Daily (Sunday excepted) during
the Cllegb year, by
THE U. UF M. INUEPENOEU ASOIATION.
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EDITORS.
H. COLEMAN, Lit. '97, Managing Editor.
G. 1B. HIbuSON, Law '95, Assistant.
A. W. SnITHo, Lit. Spect., Assistant.
W. A. SrPILL, Law '96, Assistant.
J. A. Letter, Lit. 'se, Athletic Editor.
J. S. PEARsL, Lan '95, Business Mlanager.
H. W. LEVY, Law '95, Assistant.
Each of (lit', speakers han, takeni work
int one( str ilioe of liihe se-csoff'rcd
itn the (departmen't of clocritioiadl
oratory. The style of the delivey of
'E b hslpealker is lta. large degree, tihe
rcstult of thec training by Prsf. True-
efforts of the spteaikers arc hell, ;s the
to Prof. Truehiood.
A receett article itt the D~aily regarld.
ing the proptosedt setll iett of
(co'nsiss,'sp4i*_ 1ni-Ifiissce' epesn'a'esn.e:'c5c
MAY MEET CENTER COLLEGEI JUST .ARRIVEDIT
FAVORABLE PROSPECT OF A
FIELD AND TRACK MEETING. A SHIPMENT OF
If Arranged Will Probably Be HeldT
in Cincinnati-Their Teams Are 1Gen1S In ia She
Strong-Action to be Taken To-
night. F_ OR, SP'ZUNC.
D~r. Fitgeralti has reeIveil a letter p
frmthe pliisieaI tirectttr tf tnt,,r JACOBS & .ALLMIANiI
('oliege, Danvrille, K y., proposng t WashingtonBtock, Ann .Arbor.
titckul id iltieeting ie'tw' >etitear's P. S.-Sen our Shonw Window.
(enter Coillege ha~s ahvatys been strontg THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
S. B. ShitryLit. '95. It. A. Dantcer, Lit.'95.l was greatly imisiinterpretett by aeal
E. L. Evans, Lanw.05. E.E SanderlandLitt96.I
Carrie V.Smith,Lit.'96. it. ttuamttlen,Law'tt. onstisuptorte rttf the formtter sehool
C.A.HaaghtaniDent'9i. C. H. Farrelt, Ltt. to8. wits chuarges this tapir w'ii ithirtisat.-
S Gilbert, Engr.'7. II.O.Gaamon,hiedic'tO.
Minnie M. Thompssn, Ltt. '97. sniin it 5le'ngthiy cotmicitiationi to
G. A. iteathi, iharmic(it. tie Wtashittaws'Tinmes. Withioit rec-
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HesIMantager.-
THE U. OF M. DAILY; lhave citeredi.1illssbes of tile iatter.
Ann Arbor,Mitch. Tue grievattt'is atititmsttsof ibothi far-
WithioutIt.idoutthte tetitig bhold at
care itse'tdtt o mtke ocr tossitintipsar
Nevwberry hail Stutnday aftertntoiniii
der thet' directiont of Johnt t.:1Mutewas wi iiita i" ltii'wtii
jirodutctivb of alt inestimtale aittoitt ege i i~t-l i i ot
of good. lfinsnbjet't "Persnial P'urity jttc a ito ietitstrtl i
inl Colt'ge Life," appiealt'd to theiiinito the iptiblit'asitS o iti' ptropeir' itort
reaisontof ox-ry iiianiinth ie largt' attitui-
cmcewhotwosa~iiietd wth. of settlinig the titticitity. Nit editorial?
nlsettiloit -,vas imadet'of tt'' utt'ettiti it
the vicen which a tre so alintg antt
ptrevalent itotong tumaitiy. 'fit' hunt- Lustgitttntps oi' i i
inghadmor iuflenc'thn wulda 'hat wits :accompltisihedi by tiisi'pre-
tog iittpaitngreplitsttndiceetitaitor'tttidht
tdoteun orilinary gatherings of tile anso-tisigttts titCetetrofil
t'iatisit tiett~itne it was a al(a coitto nto:' huecamte.Tewoe lte
ttaik ahotut mittit: inoit-otsily siriitnual, kostefiueo l i~ep
httt of vittal intert'st to titos.) who it.td tits--otrre'a tyttugiti
tsut' gae'tiugtg eischenettt's tsr tttjtsst-
sireait bettermencut of presit social eon-dfi
hsg t' ;we~tighs'.
litionsa undetChicadivtancemtti tof ipure til tu ixeruiaiittii
thought itiilOitP toeige moo. It twouldithLIal-hsnvrmiti
ghattt wes i'igiht for the reget"aned
aoona frott the ititerest iitaiiifet'tt in
su'pportt'i'ofitfiiie' homeuopathuic it: ti:
the mieetitng thait iore nmeetinseg of this
character wotill tie ailvialdle."Tieittent to its witht the schosol, which if
onl w't3'of eaciitg teoileOttttin'ttx-ttal otsiadthteir voie woud;siuick-
ofl tintureacisnttysel-curiing nihe'ilof 13' ieeitr, .nior is it pietptied to ssy.'
nsifficient experienice in dtinhgxxiwitho veisitlleisitt'' 5Dt-
the que'stion to couctut. then.ti. r.lnifrtttt'i ti3wainiftt
terent rt'gtirttiiig the otciea of ihit'
Vott han a puinsanot infineneceat1 his'
audience atad the goad of yesteryday's stiffictulty uanit ask its reatters Co sic-
cidie fox'it'emselvs': whxaittcourse
iteeting shouldl leati to still fturtltr en-
nhutlti te tursued.
gageenits withi hint.
'there wasnotit a dull oration, ciot an NOTICE TO I\NDEPENDENTS.
or' tion poorly delivereti, in ite conte.t Theoannual tuteeting of Ciiet'. of
held Fridasytaighut. SMr. tay-s iii \I Indepiadent association for the'
purpose of electig Daily editors for
prove a worthy snccessor to M2\iehi- the coining y ear will occnr Saturday,
gan's foriner represeutalives ini North.- April 6i. Accordling to a rule of the
ern League contents, but hi n ty otL%'r association thtoetditors shall ibs ap-
of the seven spctkems been awarded portioned as. follow's: Eleveni to'(lie
firt ioiorth crdi o th T riverstyliterary department, three in the law
Sen htito (h crditof hict'tveritydepartmnent, two in the itiedical deparac-
would hanve been fuiiy maitafaine.d in netit, one tn the piiarinaacy and one
the Iotwa City coisleshTiThe inierit of to the dentah dehartmient. St is de,-
te seven orations and the excellenice sired that all those ,ishiing to try
of tho mnannr of their delivery can- for places begin contributing at: once.'
not e cnsidredxs acidnts n- The wnrk done will receive due' credit,
tin hoenoidredas ccdens, im and those w'honse writing warrants a
doubtedly (hesare ilm some ef the Position 'ol the hoard l l h e recoin-
speakers the innate powers ofte nra- mended to the association.
tsr; (here is not one of the conteOstants HAVRY COLEMNAN,
whiosq work: in preparation has not M\anaging Editor.
horn faithfully done; but. beyond all Sections-1, ?, 3, 4 and 5 13, in Torn,
iil baseball, atutcitir titrectotr sas
thety will tie g'oot iii trtuck tithetien
alxo this sprntg. Hte faxvors thishld-ti
intg of nuichitnueetitg ill Citicintniati ait
aniy tiite siitable to Stichigan tutd
satha ltt. arge crowd otultd ii'got'
teit out hit'. STe mitterii il it,'cout-
sitdereth by iiie'Athlone tic aeittiouto-
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Pirif. thrittiti iettures tothhuiwsti c
lirst thiriee iatusofthtis xxi':h.
At tilt mei'ttiuug of thei'Adhelhi so.
cigty Staturdatty iigiut E. '. latiiuit
wias el:c'i'tedse's'etatry itf t'esociety,
vice F. C. Irwint, ','sigiut'i.
hlc. Sttiei~ichi hitas at eontuimutie-a
flictiaittthus nor'niig;'s"t'i'o:'restin t
anusxwer iitog: hi;ct Kiefit'dis<tniasiin
ttf theii(iiiiopiathii'iquetioni :ipieti'iutg
ill Fridaty's ittei' Press.
Have you roomttoto tent eIt ho, ad-
v ertise thent in the Datily.
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