THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY
Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during
the College year, at
THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.
Orica Times building, 311 S. Main St.
Telephone (Neo S ate 189,
MANAGING EDITOR
J. F. TOMAs,'00 L.
BUSINESS MANAGER
0. . LHANS, '00 L.
EDITORS
H, .SKILLMAN, '98 L., Athletics.
E. L. OEIsMER,'98 L B. S. DANroRT, '98
BuvsmR Lame,'00. T. R. Woooow, '98
. .. xCAMPBELL, '00. Allan CAMPrELL, '98
F. ENsELAD, '98. F. D. EasAN, '00
P. W. JONES, '99.
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The Daily Board will meet for organ-
ization Wednesday, April 6, at 5, in
Room 9, U. H.
The Bicycle Club deserves to be
well supported in its effort to put the
Whitmore Lake path in good condition.
The major portion of their support
should come from the student body,
for the path is used by students five or
six times as much as by the people of
((so city. One hundred dollars is a
small sum, considering the number of
wheel enthusiasts in the University, and
it should be raised in a few days. The
sooner it is secured the sooner can the
necessary work be done. The Daily
urges every student who owns a wheel
to hand his mite, however small, to
some member e subscription com-
mittee at once
Something New in the Physic Lab.
Professor Carhart, of the Physics De-
partment of the University of Michi-
gan, has designed an electric dynamo
for alternating currents which is used
in the physical laboratory for experi-
mental and illustrative purposes. It
was fully described in the American
Electriclan for Nvember, under the
title "A Universal Laboratory Alter-'
nator" The professor of physics at
West Point saw this article and sub-1
seqsuently ordered from the University
of Michigan a duplicate machine for
government use. As it as. not prac-
ticable to make the machine entirely n
the University of Michigan, a complete
set of casting has been furnihed West
Point Academy, instead. The macline
has been two years in making. De-
signed by Prof. Carhart the work has
been carried out by two pairs of stu-
dents working under his direction. The
first year the students were L. L.
Wheeler, of Saindstone, and G. K. M-e
Muien, of Grand Rapids. The secoond
year they were A. C. Tagge, and F. E.I
Ticker, of Ishpeming. During. the past
year transformers have been added by
R. W. Brown and F. F. Crampton, so
that now the alternator perfeetly ii-I
istrates what are technically called1
poyphase currents, used in incandes-
cent lighting and power machines. In
the physical laboratory at present thisI
machine runs thirty incandescentj
lights.
Honor System up Again. ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN
The junior medical class held a meet-
ing Saturday morning for the purpose
of considering the adoption of the hon-
or system in all further examinations
this year. Some of the members of the
medical faculty have been indifferent
in offering to continue the system.
claiming that it has not proven entirely
satisfactory. However, the faculty ex-a-
pressed themselves as willing to con - ,,* * D S ~IPJ
tinue the system if the class as a. whole
voted to adopt it again. SE RW D .
At the meeting Saturday there were OUR WINDOW.
only a few more than a majority of the
class present, so it was decided to post-.....FINE TAIL
pone the matter till next Saturday,
when the system will be for nally re-
Our line of spring Woolens is now cc
jected or adopted. The sentiment is sanditalusive noveltes.
twear.
& Son,
121 South Main Street.
ORING...
mplete, embracing all the swell-
about equally divided in the class,
many members declaring that they do
not care to be held responsible for the
honesty or dishonesty of their fellow
members. Also the sentiment has been
expressed that if it is only a question of
the professor or the student being a
policeman, then it should be the profes-
sor. It is expected, however, that the
Junior class will accept the system to
maintain the practice already insti-
tuted.
Mr. C. H. Norton has been chosen as
the representative in the Northern Or-
atorical League contest.
NOTICE.
There will be a meeting of the ar-
rangements committee of the Senior
Lit. class in Room 9, U. H., Wednes-
day, April 6, at 7 p. m.
J. W. F. BENNETT, Chairman.
FOR SALE-An At wheel, '97 model,
made by the Monarch Co. and warrant-
ted by them until August. Used for
two months and in perfect condition.
Will sell for $20 cash. Adress A. H.,
care Daily.
Upright Piano for sale. 313 N. State
st. 134
LOST-Collegiate Sorosis pin set with
diamands. Reward if returned to 608
Madison st.
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SPRING VACATION is coming
soon. Don't go home with a big
trunk, but buy your Dress Suit Case,
Valise, Telescope or Travelling Bag.
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Garments bearing our label pressed gratis.
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Fine Confections
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S0 MUSICAL!? 0
Mel Gillespie, teacter of Mandolin, Bano
and Guitar. Instructor in the University
School of Music. 18 years experience as.
a teacher. Call at Ann Arbor Music Co's.
Store to arrange for hours. .
MONEY LOANED
On Watches, Diamonds, Wheels or other Per-
sonal Property.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED,
Office at residence, 331 E. Liberty St., Ann Ar
boc. Mich. Allbusinesscondential. Hours,
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