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VOL. V. No. 1 51.

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TI-IURSDAY, MAY 9, 1895.

PRicE-THREE CENTS.

WILL FURNISH FULL SUM. n all six oratois. As the cx'-cutisv
CHICAGO ALUMNI PROVIDE FOR natve tttitemi, ot caiiibe imade until
FIRST HONOR IN ORATOR 1. ltltL -iu rdyngt
They Will Give the Medal and $75 TH-OROUGHLY AN ARTIST
Annually-Third Year Laws Will Is Miss Gertrude Nay Stein, the
Receive Consideration Tomorrow Contralto in the May Festival.
Night.-
Miss(t: rltilde "May tii.the coil-
A minlig oitthue tOtitorietti also- Itals totlilt)will taike patili ht.,-o al-
eiiitioii tits beeiucaetid firttomoit'rrows tug _MNay Fe'sitil is easily oniot the,
nighit to conidelr 5ililti rhslitt.s iiton-atest ot AlmitAtbjr tttt~rttttt. Slit
the costsitutiont. At this lin. cling tit: is thloroughily artistic ini teeryihitt
autnotuetnent will be mtade that lteci,, dos, aind wiill sturely hbe arertot't
(Chicatgo Altmitiia tssociationl has de- t royal welconme. The followinig are
titled to tistumie the respiosibility of soattl e tlrenutmerotusuress notices:
furnishig uhert tsttiontillto the Miss Stinithts atipleasing stilce amid
winittr iof tatciyeatr's local ioratoricail Ii e siiiiltitiiistuneflanid 11st ;itt.
-onical. Herrettil rig ot"(.) tetin tLii'tordt"
The utettbers ofthetlt'Chicaigs t.sso- mlits atitt thelii'miore ltraisem-oirthy
cittisit will sublscribec a ftt e, ant li- ettortsoithettocticasionin tilhleiap-
ituat incoeot fr tonm which wtll amottititi iitse 1tht ewrdedtliitwastfaitrly
to $75. Th'iistftundl still be' tritlea tn ii.-Bostoti IHerald.
ter etothue Regt'g5s dtli'it3''liemny Te litra oftt ii pertformsance, tell
znd lmedaltllistn which cessitit' te ftirly tt Miss Stinti. eiiiiontraltos
lerst hiaor in thei'oraitricalcotnest andutl Mt. Itie-ette lt't ist. Miss Stein
will lhereafltler hi'knotwnis 10thte "Chi- is too well trinied-iatutu xtttrie''ct'il
'lii' atuti oft$51)wtas lit first ttledgdc' atutuoppotunttities, tutn sseiwssittt-
$3, tints ttriishitug till ofthtetirlst ity atni lt'irttttticetittitlis stitn-
t'slituonil. This ationitilisill take lithely i'xeigteatisi-Posttsn Trai-
itti et netxt ycitr. scit.
"It is to ite- hopedthaltt tile stetondt
hionistwillhistpro-ittledtiotitiaALLMAY BE ESERVED
iliar wayi y on11f3oit othrta ittniSeats May Be Selected at Shee-
lttst'iatistt." saul l intuI)Ittodt han's tor the Athletic Benefit.
tnisiweittllu- t do'l. Notingest.nttttrrbttss it li etiti t iln~fe i l s nt-ti .11~g~d.toth atera
sTe tin xr Slit-t'ttuis. 'liih51' ticktIs sell it fifty
will havei'tine=itonort'ot tiitaltt b, t- i'tis, anrdiyseatseii e taest-i i
ftte t ttlileCicago ahuimiianid Iho.illcit trsatii tse. c'nli belrtsctrlit in-i
tttun itt' rst-s-ti in thesdress ient-.
fat t hattt tltc countest is to lic Ii ItIilli Toeslt ~ei ti atlttl
(lileats still lhive a. ttiitlciii to breig Toet"oaet a
out , lagetnumbr f cadi t or"tSositt'ck's Little Gamile," whticht
lie~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~fr hat t er'tittgMiiiti su itth rogrziii tomoiturow nilght
ntt tyear" itaseen-it ittigolottwork litre-
"Tb a,+contest at towa Ctywssbet- lienesats titheItast test tdays. Thlost-
ie thtati atnytreviouisi-tliiehd by t' ihtli-t t i hm ssekiii t
League, anti it ss-as the clost-st so tar thiri wor.
its the gentetil exceilt-uti; ftt= -spteak- A tullitichiestraitt tent pieces.,s-ithi
ie'sswas concerne-d. Laig,'i'I,lgaitins
-spetitial littsic, hissbeein steitred ftti
tronti nealiy all the colt gts iii tile iteee-iug, aidtd hoi usual opesrl
L~eagues sill attendttihiscontest ill, oseeclete s'llb dsene
,nt Chlicago is easilyrecachedt. Thtee is huloss- rcetritwllbiis.ne
es-e')' nihhatlot itat i wil excl tth

WILL SHIOW IMPROVEMENT
SECOND SET OF PHYSICAL EX-
AMINATIONS UNDER WAY.
Designed to Show Development
Since Last Fall-Physical Exam-
ination to be Reured of Football
and Track Men Net Year.
The 'seconad si-ttftphsica texami-
iaiosisis nw goitgtn i tieWatir-
itant gymunasiuimi. Thtegticate part
ttt thosess-ho utidt he gymniaisitu
toeriwoi-ktthis 3yeirepo-tetetito hDr.
stlithten rthe e t il. This sicutd x-
amuitiationi is titr the tturittsitt sittw-
itg wstim protiemcuent has bteu tiuutd
tatd lioss'the sweakIoitsuse ht-ii
develitoped. Mr. F-iitzatriik is sit
htand iattoe gymnuiasitium es-iry eti-
hug toe the ittriose itt cndcing-
these exaiit ils.
Ainesw rue t'httticBioarid ittCotrtotl,
passed'th theiucrequst ot til egi-ts
reuiresa atisfctoittry3 pysical ex-
aumiatou itt',ipssedlhby ery fottt
lie can take tupa tuctiiy itlru-lit'gituc-
iciutest. Dir. 1 itatnelld taes thattiall
a. Itesot's ihteart anuntgs shllIto t
soundut. Ihut e yoe.it ittth luts irtitirt-t
Ioas the tteltst tits aradtyudtlr-t'
gonte sttisfltaetry- extminaliitt lst fal
tatke ttiothetr extiniatiotu.
WORK IS PROGRESSING,
Subscriptions Coming in or the
Women's Gym.
Thoi'ladlis oittIhit-istierait etnitt-
txc'haveuit oisut citutirs r l pIt
sionalpalttis to tl iiics-ses itt togislt
titus. wttttntii hyictianuus. tut-
iltic ittitltis tof 5womeit's ctubis.
aild oter proinitentu ii tttututof
thi s tte. tLargt '.ittoper hiit
hittit builtosit hut-resuits oitthus--,
systemaitiicattitais. St-i-'rat ettiius-
iusticea'usvers lutist-betilructivcud,
i-ltttt Cihaiilott, havesh~loss-titrt
iutt-itst in tii'etinuse ity-seniing $il.
'fts sumiutitt 19t29.i wssrt-ci
trou thtot'recehptinl is Dr. Deiess.
It addiitioiit ito -estisums, tPof. I,.
D. C'amptbellhas gvru $, mainug
the stminotuss'ubsribedthert, $2,-
'fle cemnuttetes in ehageitt thet
sssrkt: tfraising t'thiifund ht' thatu
this T'niscesity CometyClub swiltitus
i croedut-louseut'Fridiay- tst'uuug.
'11113ask haltitthisstutetts ditlt
tlloss'ths opoupnity t ipus itt
shig thui hearty sutport of te
twso ijects twsardIssiclh tte tto-
ceeds aee tit te given,-athletics and
wt'ometn's gymntiasuml.
Prof. Kelsey's Lecture Postponed.
The cstinued sickness of Pes.
Kelsey lisa eesstated the pstone-
nment oill lecture on "A Sunmter in
Pompii," announcedfo tomsioross
night._ The lecture ill not bo given
until ater the May Festia. Ni-
ticseswilt be given wvhen the date is
fixed.
Comedy Club Athletic Benefit, Mlay
10.

SEE OUR WINDOW!
THERE MAY BE
SOMTETHING
III IT."
51 South Miain st.
Youg adisYoeungu
ifitoet lu~t athy l t dstibute cm
asesihed. iotriadvprtise-
bceKhAR sndtemInDapa.
wokdo0uT L UebccleIrfOIIEJ n rvs
LaiforNyS COOAE
mede. t eirpriclas. oe
JACOBS&YLLMAN
P.HSOT Show Wind
MAMMOH IE SAL
JOLLYTTLC'S
hi4t8aOTT S. BoTAlToEnTes
DUCKIPAENTS
$1.50, $2.00 AND20
SOLEA. AIES1.
U I1p Ews. DesTHEw
LtestyImproe arte~ortShop
Inthcty5.St ate s hi gton15., MatsdSir
easo an.nn Arbor.

csntest iftthits year"
ThtoamtenhdmentstoIsthisestunstitutioit
of Ite Ortututuhual tassieittiuutwsicthi
it-ill he itrottosedt at thurnuttttigto-
tilsncti nighti are relative to thit'nmew
"thtirdl-year" class itt thin last dipait-
intent. It this class is allsoved retpre,-
asentation in the lecal csotest and mis
othtxr change is imade this mumber at
Contetants ivill be incresand te, eight
Titers is a gtenemral tinting that thus
contests are too lontg ivithiseenti oram-
toes, as at presetnt. I is quite protb-
able thtat this executive boarti, to
wvhomnthemutier wsaareferred, still
recommend the dropping of the two
Orators by wthoma the signior iltruary
-and late classes are represented un-
der the present arrangement. This
would allow each chas ntided to
-'epresentation oescontestant, making

Psi Upsilon in Convention.
'fle sixty-senond t'si upsilsot con-
si't'l:i i tt h bi tughurh id u t' r th'us-t
lines of the Psi Chapter at Htamiltomn
College. Thusesonventisn opened Tues-
tday' muusting, amid the gretleipurt
of the st-et is to he occupied wilth
business aszsions. The ball, whicht
i-as set tsr Thursday tnighut, hiss becit
givern up sonacitunt itt this death of
a promintent me'mber of this Facuilty
and this convention still close swith a
buanqet at U~tica, Friday itighit.
Recent College Games.
Brown drtoated Hsward Tuesday
by a score of 13 to 8. Other games:
Yale 10, Lafayette 1; U. of V. 22, Nor-
wickI 0; Cedar Rapids, 10, Cornell
Collego 1; Northwtestern 9, Chicago
U. S.

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