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VOL. V. No. 147..

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 1

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OFF FOR IOWA CITY.
MAYS: INGRAHAM. AND BROOKS
LEFT AT 7:30 A. M., TODAY.
The Chicago Alumni Will Give Them
a Bouffe Luncheon-The Orators
Get a Chance for Rest After Arriv-
ing at Iowa City-Prof. Trueblood
Starts Tomorrow Afternoon.
The 7:30 train over the Michigan
Central this morning bore our repre-
sentatives on their way via Chicago
to this year's Northern Oratorical
LeagueS contest. There was a party
of three, J., II. Mays, who is to be
our speaker in the contest, F. L. In-
graham, his alternate, and J. B.
Brooks, Michigan's delegate to the a.n
nual meeting of the Northern Ora-
torical league. A small crowd of ora-
torical euthusiasts were gathered to
see them off and to wish them suc-
cess in the contest. They will be met
upon their arrival in Chicago by repre-
sentatives of the Chicago Alumni as-
sociation, and will be given a boufie
luncheon before their departure for
Iowa Gity, Ia., where the contest takes
place this year, under the auspices of
the University of Iowa. It is pos-
ble also that Mr. Mays will be pre
sented with the Chicago Alumni as-

THAT CALIFORNIA MEET
Is Now Pretty Certain to Go
Through All Right.
Tho much talked of dual field day
with the University of California is at
last pretty sure to go through. Mr. A.
W. North, tmanager of the California,
track team which will start east to-
morrow arrived in town late last
ttight. He left for Princeton at S
o'clock this morniltg, but before lie
left had made arrangements for a,
ineeting vith us on our own grounds
June G or S. The date that ill finlly
be choseu dep)nds upon two things,
whether the Board of Control will
allow the games to be held on a week
day, Thursday, June '6, and whether
the game scieduled for June S With
Beloit can be changed.
As to the arrangements for the meet-
ing they are in alnost every respect
the same as those Mr. North made
with the other colleges and teams ie is
to meet, viz., Princeton, Pennsylvania,
perhaits Wisconsin, and the Denver
A. C. The program consists of the
regular list of fourteen events which
make up the American Intercollegiate
championships, viz., 100 and 220 yards
dashes, 440 and 880 yards run, mile
run, mile walk, two miles bicycle, 120

sociation medal for the winner of thte and 220 yards turdle, rutitg broad

annual university oratorical contest.
The intercollegiate contest will take
place Friday night, and our repre-
sentatives went thus early in order to
savo plenty of time for rest. Prof.
Trueblood did not go with them this
year, but will follow after the Depew
reception is over tomorrow afternoon.
They were accompanied, however, by
one other, Mr. Baldwin, of Denison
University, who goes to Galesburg,
Ill., to compete in the interstate ora-
torical contest. He has been here to
be prepared for the contest by Prof.
Trueblood.
Webster-Jeffersonian Debate,
Each yeaxf for several years past the
two dehating societies of the law de-
partment have held a series of three
debates, the winner being the victor
in two of the debates. Last year th'e
Vebster society won from its com-
petitor in two debates and the Jef-
fersonian did not deem it necessary
to hold the. third.
The first debate of this year's series
will be held in the law lecture rooti
Friday, May 10, comme'cfing at S p.
m. A. H. Covert, '95 L, and P. J.
Crosby, '96 L, will represent .the Jef-
fersoian while Frank Tauke, '05 L,
and E P. O'Leary, '96 L, will debate
for the Websters.-
Mrs. Beman and Mrs. l. E. Cooley
will chaperon tle senior social tomor-
row evenIng.

and high jumps, pole vault, shot put
and hammer' throw. As the California
team consists of but ten men, it is con-
ceded to her that Michigan shall start
no more thtan the three men in any
one event ansd that only first and sec-
ond places shall count, first place
counting five points and second place
two. The university winning a major-
ity of all the points shall receive the
championship.
Freshman Banquet Friday Night.
Arrangements for the freshman ban-
quet, which takes place Friday even-
ing are rapidly progressing and every-
things points to a brilliant success.
Hatngsterfer will act as caterer and
there will be a full orchetra in at-
tenwdance. Tickets may be secured
of any member of the cottmittee on
arrangements and it is urged that all
freshmten who intend to go buy their
tickotis as soon as possible, since it
is necessary for the committee to know
about the number who expect to al-
tend.
,Chiago defeated Northwestern Ion-
day by a score of 11 to u.
Manager Weeks has not been able to
make arangements for a game with
Ohio Sthtfe University so that the
game for this afternoon is declared off
entirely.
Comedy Club Athletic Benefit, May
10.

DEPEW AT 'VARSITY A
THERE WILL BE NO DEMONS
TION AT THE DEPOT.
When He Leaves Students Wil
cort Him to the Depot-Ha
the Proceeds for the Co-EdcG
-Half for the Prize Fund
rives at 4:50 P. M.
The special bearing Hon. Chaut
M. Depew, the noted orator, wi
rive at the Michigan Centrald
at 4:15 p. :m. tomorrow after
There will be no demonstration
ever by the students at the dep
Mr. Depew will be a.t once driv
University hall where he will a
the students.
Mr. Depew pays all of his exp
coming at the invitation of the
versity Oratorical association t
dress them. He is conceded to b
typical American orator and as
his address cannot fail to be
terest to the members of the Or
cal association and all students
are at all interested in the pree
tion of thought to an audience in
form.
Notwithstanding the statement
Detroit papers, Mr. Depew comes:
for the special purpose of a ddrt
the members of the Oratorical
ciation, who could if they chos
elude all others. Feeling tthat
ter purpose could bo served b
titting all students upon pittpalyt
a small admission fee,
decided to do so, rest
seats for their own ter
half of all proceeds wii
toward the Woman's Gym. Fun
the other to thei Prize Fund,o
which the money prizes are
to tihe successful oratorical co
ants.
Freshman to the Rescue.
There was great commotion
freshman headquarters last;
when they found that '97 had
way with some of their men, a
them their toasttaster for the
banquet next Friday night. The
men forces were gathered fro
sources atd set out to resete
class mates. After considerable
the three who were missing
found out in the country near th
house. As they weree in cthar
only seven or eight sophomore
large crowd of freshmen had at
time recovering, them.
Prof. Pattengill will be awa
atuining schools during the rt
the week.
Te game at the fairground
terday between he senior law
'High School basall teams w
the latter by a score o? ! to 4

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