THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY
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Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during JO. Reed, University of licbigan.
the College year, at 3:30.
THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. Experiments--
OFrBoI: Times building, 329 S. Main St. Determination of the coefficient of cx-
Telephone (New S ate) l89.
T -n (ED TO ansion metals, F. L. Keeler, Central
MANAGING EDITOR Michigan Normal School.
J. F4. THOMAS, 'I00L.
An improved method of rating tun-
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EDITORS of Michigan.
H, B. SKILLMAN,'98L., Athletics. A new method for determ-ining tie
E. L. GrsMER, '93 L. E. S. DANFORTH, '98 coefficient of expansion of air, C. F.
BUTLER LAMB,00,. T. R. WoODROW, '98
1. 8.CAMPBELL, '00. Allan CAMPBELL,,% Adams, Detroit High School.
F. ENGELHARD, '98. F. D EAMAiN, '00
P. W. JONEs, '99. An Explanation.
Owing to the numerous newspaper
reports which have misrepresented the
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The first regular game of the base-
ball season will be played tomorrow
afternoon, and at the beginning of the
season is the time when encouragement
is most needed. The success of the
team in later games depends largely
on the support given now and the spirit
that is infused by plenty of student
backing. The price for the entire ser-
ies of twelve games with Bay City
has been placed at the extremely low
price of $1.00. At this rate both the
grand stand and bleachers should be
crowded.
Schoolmasters' Program Saturday.
association in whole or in part, I feel
it my duty to explain that the rela-
tionship which exists between Dr. Fitz-
gerald and the Athletic Association is
a most cordial oea. The whole trouble'
seems to have arisen from a mutual
misunderstanding of the conditions un-
der which Dr. Fitzgerald trained the
athletic teams.
ALLAN CAMPBELL,
Track Manager.
To-Night's Musical Program.
The following is the progrim of the
Classical Conference to be held in Uni-
versity Hall, this evening at 8 o'clock:
Bach's Phantasie in G minor......
Prof. A. A. Stanley, Univ. of Mich.
Address: The Archaelogical Institute
of America --..--..-.....--..--
Prof. John W. White, Harvard Univ.
Adagio from Fifth Sonata ...Guilmant
Professor Stanley.
Address: The American Schoel at
Athens............. .
Prof. Thomas Day Seymour, Yale Univ.
Address: The American School in {
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