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a moment's 'thought the doyctor re-
IL ef l ,.plied, "I shlould rather call it a clues-
lion of physics."
When questions are asked which re-
Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during
the College year, at qnire yes or no for an answer, the ex-
pert always hhs the right to explain
TE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGIAN. the iconditions under which his answer
Orrtos: Times building, 329 5. Main St. be- holds good.
tween Liberty and William St. -hodgo.
"Of all things, be honest on the wft-
SIANAGING EDITOR
J. F. TnuoAs, '50 L. ness stand." The professiorn is of
JsEs niMAA E0 . nore value than the wincing of a par-
BUSINESS SIANAiSEO
0 0H.0l L.' ticular case, even if a life is at stake.
O. H. HAts, '04 L. *"
ItEis never justitiable for the expert to
EDITORS
H. B. sKILLMAN,19$ L., Athletics. hecoine a special plehder in a criminal
E. L. OarsMER, '93 L. G. D. HUDNUTT, '0. case. "in a civil suit, however, it is
BUTLEn LAM, '00. T. R. WooDnOw,'98 hardly necessary to tell the other side
1. A, CAMPBELL, '00. A. CAMPBELL, '99. that they haveoitted sondhingthey
F. EsoucnAnu, '08.
niight use to good advantage."
tHe closed by giving a little advice
on the matter of reimuneration. Never
The subscription price of the Daily is $2.50 take a case uiless some one becomes
for the college year, with a regular delery personally respansible for your fee
before neon each day. Notices, communica-
lions, and other matter intended for publica- oc you may not get it. When a lawyer
lion moot be haoded in at the Daily offie be-
fore p.m., or maied to the editor befor1e~ 'talks to you about a e a se, whether lie
M. of the day previous to that-on which employs you or not, it is a consulta-
Sosfeipt s rnayeIst at The Daily tio, and alilirge him for it. In the
Office, Meyer's or Stoffiet's Newstand, or
with Business Manager. Subcrihers will co- aitter of fee's, charge by the day, for
fer a favor by reporting promptly at this
ofice any failure of carriers to deliver paper. every day you are away on the case
whether on the stand or iot.
Teack team prospects for the cen-
ing season, as evidenced by the at- Education in Germany.
tendlttnee 0t the meeting yesterday,
seem to be most bright. One hun- Supt. Whitney, of the Saginaw
dred and fifty candidates aught, with Schools, will deliver a lectur on "The
proper training and selectioei, to fur- iddueationalS ystetis of t ermany"
nish material eneug1h from wh-ticih to this afternoon at 4 =p. Im. in the Tap-
pick a winning team. pan Hatll lecture room. Mr. Whitney
spent last year in Gerany itd made
When the plast of placing iltui'cOl- the schools a special study while
legiate debating interests nuder the there. The lecture is said to be one
control of ihe t)ratorical Association of practical value. The doors will is
was proposed year before last, oppo- epen to everyone.
sition was strong and the sap'p oi'iers
of the :idea had a hard figot to carry "At Home."
their point. The results of the change
have, however, vindicated the wisdom 'lthe Wtomen's League is "At Hote"
of those who inade it. Previous to the to all college women , nd league tuem-
ado tion of the present method of con- hers on actuettday, Jat. 29, from 4 to ti
trol, the finl debates were poory at. in the women's building. Dr. M toser,
tended and the quality of the debating assisted by Mesdatnes McLaughlliti,
-as somew'hat strained. Now liter- u'the, Hulher, Doe-k, tlisha Jones,
est in argumentative cOnteris is at Drake. Miss Jua Snow tnd others,
fever heat -and the generous testi- will receive. A musical programt
nOonials offered secure an abundance which is in the thands of a committee
of talent. Tonight's itter-department of seniiors, pronfises to be enjoyable.
struggle promises to be the closest,
and therefore the most in'eresting IF YOU WANT THE BEST
that has yet been held. Three good FRATERNITY STATIONERY,
nien wil1 supiport each side of a most BADGES OR PINS
interesting question. Attenidance will Send to
well repay the tnime and money ex- SMITH, STURGEON '& CO.,
penided. 237, 239, 241 Woodard Ave.. Detroit.
Designs and estimates furnished on al work
"Expert Testimony" of this kind,

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This week we put on sale all our
Fine Tailored Suits, in Cheviots, Cassi-
meres, Clays aid Worsteds-all made
after the latest Winter Fashions, equal-
led onlyh7lhigh-priced merchant
tailored clothes
Choice $14.59
We have cheaper oneso which we
have reduced. But this week we are
making a special effort [to reduce our
stock of -fine suits prior to miventory,
February 1st.

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'Dr. Victor C. Vaughan lectured last
night to the senior mnedico on the sub-
ject of "Expert Testimuny." His lee-
turne took 'the form of a practical
talk and was substantially as follows:,
Do not try to hedge, 'but aiswer di-
reetly and plainly all questio s- asked.
As long as the lawyer asks reasonable
questions answer in a reasonable and
straightforward way. 'Don't try tto
be smart, for the lawyer has the at-
vantage of you."'
Don't allow an attorney to intimi-
date you. "He 'will insult you andt
shake his fist in your face, call you
names and accuse yeu of being a
quack." In such a Case it is well to
watch your opportunity 'and. give hint
a good setoback 'when you can. A
famous taxicologist was. en the stand
being questioned by a very imperti-
nent lawyer. The lawyer asked, "It.
is posdible to kill a'patient with an
overdose of cathartic, is it not?"
"Yes." "Well, doctor, that is properly
a medical question is it not'" After

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Students' 'Lecture Associ*ationf
--COMING
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The Moses of ,ils People and Distinguished Orator at
University liall, Saturday Night, January 29
ON
"'Solving the Negro Problem at Tuskeegee."
Dr. Angell said ofthis address here two years ago: "He surpassed the
high water mark of eloquence in University hall."
Admission 50C.
Season Ticket for Remaining Numbers $1.25.
Reserved.Ticket for Remaining Numbers 25c extra.
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