THE UNIVERSITY OFMICHIGAN DAILY.

Pulished Daily (Sundays excepted) during
the College year, at
THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.
Ortcs Times building, 329S. Main St
Telephone (New State)19.
MANAGING EDITOR
J. F. THOMA,'00 L.
BUSINESS MANAGER
0. I. HAS, '0 L..
EDITORS -
H, B. SKILLMAN, '98 L., Athletics.
E. L. GismER,'93 L T. R. WooDRow, '98
F. ENELHARD,'98. F. D. EAMA, 00
G. 1D. IIODNTT,'tO H. S. DAIOORTH, '5)
P. W Joimn,'9. C H. Lu,'00 M.
A. 1H. McDouALL,'01 E.
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Central Debating League.
The graduate committee of the Cen-
tral Debating League will hold a meet-
ing in Chicago this week, when they
will select the question for debate this
coming year and send copies out to the
colleges composing the league. Our de-
bate with Northwestern will be held
here on the second Friday in January,
immediately after the holidays. Repre-
sentatives of the university whose team
wins in this contest will meet those
from the winner of the Chicago-Minne-
sta debate on an entirely new ques-
tion in the final at Chicago.
Mr. Alexander H. Revell and friends
are t -be responsible for a testimonial
of two hundred dollars to be given in
the final contest.
Minnesota and the N. 0. L.
The University of Minnesota has
made application to be admitted to the
Northern Oratorical League. Although
five of the universities of the league
were ready to vote for her and only
four are necessary, the qucstion was
raised whether or not it would be bet-
ter to wait as some representatives had
not been instructed. A short interval of
three weeks will be allowed to elapse
before the vote is taken, but the neces-
sary two-thirds vote is already assured.
Minnesota wii oake up the complete
number of seven to which the league
is limited. Orations will probably be
reduced by one hundred words so that
the length of the entertainment will
be practically the same as heretofore.
University Batallon.
The University Battalion held com-
pany drill on the campus last night.
Companies A and C are now fully or-
ganized, the latter holding its election
last night. The result was Clark, cap-
tain; Barnhart, first lieutenant; Wien-
bohr, second lieutenant; Young, first
sergeant. Major McConkey has posted
the 'election of Company B for. Wednes-
day. The tie for Company D's elec-
tion has not been posted yet. A marked
improvement in the drill work of the

Conkey is making arrangements where-
by arms may be secured, and if any vol-
unteer companies go to the front it will
be those from the battalion, as prefer-
ence has been accorded them.
Play in Your Own Yard,
Action has been taken by the Faculty
Tennis Club reserving the use of their
courts to themselves. During the time
that elapsed from the destroying of the
old Athletic Association courts and the
construction of the new ones, the fac-
ulty courts were generously thrown
open to association members. But now
the Athletic Association has its own
courts and the members of the Faculty
Club do not feel like spending time, la-
bor and money to keep their courts in
shape for the use of the general student
pubhlic.
It is not pleasant to order off or be
ordered off, so students will please keep
off and all unpleasantness will be avoid-
ed.
NOTICE.
Parties having table board or rooms
to rent during the May Festival will
please leave address at the School of
Music.
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