THE UNIVERiLTY OF MICHIGAN DAILY.

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the College year, at
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MANAGING EDITOR-
J. F. THoMAS,00 L.
BUSINESS SMANAISEB
O. H. HANs,'00 L.
EDITORS
H. B. SKILLMAN, '8 L., Athletics.
9, L. Garsmsa, '9 L (0. D. HONUTT,
T. R. WOonuow, '98 F. FNOoLH ARD,9
F. D. EAMAIS,0S ,S. DANFORTH,
P. W. Joons, '99. C. H. LUND,'00 M
A. H. McDOUALL,'01 .
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At the meeting of the S. L. A. elector
Saturday the election of A. C. Thomp
son was conteated. The protest, signe:
by nine members present at the meet
ing, claimed that Mr. Shannon had re
ceived a plurality on the first ballot
thus being legally elected.
Article II., Section 8, of the S. L. A
constitution reads: "In the election
held by each department for choice o:
electors a plurality of votes shal
elect." A statement signed by Mr
Thompson himself was presented, which
certified to a plurality for Mr. Shan-
non on the first ballot. So long as Mr
Shannon had a plurality, according to
the constitution, he was duly elected
to represent the dental department in
the meeting of electors.
We are informed that a further ballot
was taken in accordance with a ]o-
ion made at the beginning.of the meet-
ing that after the first ballot only the
two highest candidates should be voted
on. This motion was evidently not con-
stitutional, but was allowed to pass.
We are quite ready to believe that the
motion was made in the best of faith,
but the fact remains that it was illegal.
This action was no doubt due to ignor-
ance of the constitutional provisions;
But when the matter was presented to
the electors, after they had been fully
informed of the facts, they should cer-
tainly have refused to recognize the
contested elector.
Some urged that the electors were
judges of the qualifications of their
own membership. But are they judges
to the extent that they can clearly
violate a provision of the constitution?
We mean no reflection upon the offi-
cers elected or upon the good faith of
the electors in general, or the chal-
lenged one in particular, but it must
be evident that if such palpable viola-
tions of all constitutional provisions are
allowed to pass unquestioned, ail at-
tempts at reglation and order becomes
vain and we might as well have no
constitution at all.
The cmmounicatiOn which we publish
today is quite indicative of the feeling
which exists about colleg is ' regard
to the last two games, in which the

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Varsity has figured so conspicuously.
It appears that the "kick" registered
is a gsood one and the ground quite
substantial Certainly there is nothing
so discouraging to the patron of bali
games as to mislead him in regard- to
the games he pays for so long in ad-
vance. If our own monster, is In any
way to blame, he shows a very short-
sighted policy. For, what assurance
has the purchaser of a'season ticket in
tUnses to come that other- exceptionally
good schedules will not flatten out as
the season advances?
We feel safe in saying that there is
no college in the middle west where
the students give more liberal support
to their teams than is given, at Michi-
gan. But we do not feel so sure that
this support will continue if our man-
agers are not better able to rill dates
with the scheduled colleges, or at least
make acceptable substitutions. We do
not wish to disparage those teams that
have attempted to play bail againot
the 'Varsity in the last two games.
They were simply outclassed. Nor do
we wish to do the present baseball

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s manager an injustice in writing as we 00,
- do. If we wrong him we owe him an New Phone 48. 106 East Huron Street
d apology, but if we do net he owes one
to the entire student body ard his team.
Communication. for a1SummerCise t
Editor of the Daily: .* take the
It is the conceded privilege of the col- NEW STEEL TenGreatestaterw-
lege student to kick, and I hereby take PASSENGER -.Bet yeattained in
advantage of that privileger STEAMERS, Boat Construction
f When the baseball schedule for' this SPEED, meet, Artistic FEe-
1 season was first made public it showed COMFORT ; nishtngDecoration
a list of interesting contests, and, on ANS SAFETY andEificlentService
- the strength of that, many of the mem-
bers of the Athletic Association pur- To Detroit, Mackinac, Geogian Bay, Petoskey, Chicago
- chased season tickets good for ten NootherLineotersaPanoraeaof4gOmilesofegnalvarietrandinterest.
games. After the first few games had itBe twea EserC n DRmITiANDsarYlAN
been played, other tickets good for six Toledo, Detroit and Mackiuac Cevla d, iOTADCLE.N
games were sold. aT0ssrI, "Ta sei,"iAqrUTTa Put-in - ay Bert6,.Stateroom, x1.76
Now, after all who will buy such LOWKRTSris tresquEs asiasenand alist mrain Osa lips rl .sstS
Retrn5IcldieladrttIs. ndpp tdo. anSuhels.sm ndatDrotrals.pointsm5
tickets have done so, the quality of rataatoCela eerSossth No wdrthwst
baseball offered takes a decided drop. 15;5ssh si 5.55. is
In place of Dixon, who defeated us on .Send .c. for.Illustrated PamphleT. Address 5spisnbsrswidssslsrom
-thu spring trip 8 to 4, the M. A. C. is A. A. SosAevz.a.e..' sammy M ON.OgfEIOlO8~uiNyQI~~~llfR
- secured "at great expense" by the
- manager and we read in the Daily that
Dixon has cancelled her date because INTPRGOLLEGIATE.BCREAU OF ACA0EM1C COSTUME,
of the length of the trip. A good game COTRBLL I L ONARD
for a quarter-Michigan 20, M. A. C. 1.
472-478 Broadway, Albany, N. Y.
A four-inning farce with Alma is sub-
stituted for a contest with De Pauw, Makers of the CAPS and GowNs, to University of Michigan,
and we are again rejoiced by a score U. of Chicago, Uof Minnesota, Cornell, Lehig ,U.of Penn-
' Sylvania, Harvard, Yale, Preuceton, Columbian, Williams,
of 14 to 2 in our favor. This time we Weliley, Bryn Mawr, e c,
are informed that our own manager Class contracts a specialty.
has cancelled, the date, and we wonder____
if Beloit and Notre. Dame will be as
warmly received by him.
If good excuse can be offered for these-
changes in the schedule atthe lasttnin-A V ERT USE RS
ute, let us have them, but if they can-A D E I R
-not, let us kick. It would. seem that
this policy is detrimental not only to "The U. of M. ail, -"Its columns are al-
the athletic spirit of the student body which, by the W:y, is one ways filed, with choice
but also to the condition of the team. of the best advertising gJi ver s i t y n e w s."-
tt may he that easy practice games de- mediums in Ann Arbor." Even~ tetiing
velope the men as well as harder ones dAS-tenag
would, but it is a subject upon which -Detroit Tribune, Apri Ttmes Edicrla April
there is room for doubt. 3, 1898. 8, 1898.
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