THE UNIVEItI1TY OF MICHJIAN DAILY,

Pubished Daily (Snuays excepted) duels,
the ollege year at
THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.
ODriz: Times building, 32 S. Main S
Telephone (New State) 19.
MSANAGING EDITOR
J. F. THOMAS, O L.
BUSINESS MSANAE
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EDITORS
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Choral Union Dance.
The annual dnce and bnquet of te
Choral Union took place in the Water-
man gymnsium ond women's building
Saturday evening, and was even more
succesful than the firt ff air held lao)
year. The young ladies had charge o1
the catering and furnished a very nice
menu. Prof. Stanley, the director of
the big chorus, and Prof. de Pont,
preident of the Choral Union, made
appropriate spechs, and after a pleas-
ant banquet, the crowd adjourned to
the big gymnasium for the dance. Te
attendance was restricted quite closely
to membero of the chorus, although
the young ladieu (had the privilege of in-
viting a limited number of gentlemen
to escort them, and everybody was
made acquainted with everybody else.
W. L. A. A. Entries.
Weeks, Radman.
Illinois-D. . Enohs, A. . Jackson,
C. . Lawrence, J. G. Appequist, R. T.
Miles, R. W. Mills, H. T Willis.
Purdue-Bent, reen.
Iowa-C. Bow, N. acer, F. Mant,
H. B. Gr, S. Mr othar.
Knox-W. Anderson, C. Farnum.
Minnesota-0. C. Neson, J. L. Fuller,
-C Mayden,
ttichigan-H W. aye, Herman
Danforth, C. T. Teetel, F. A. atch.
Matthew Whittesey, J. C. Spading,
Stuart enson, J B. Wood.
rinnel-Felaws, Lyman, Douglass,
A. isser.
Chicago-. L. White, . B. Smith,
A. L. Barton, L. W Park, J. . Coulter,
F. H. Calhoun, Pugh.
Lake Forest-H. J. Hansen, H. A.
Anderson.
Wisconsin-H. A. Henry, Moseley, J.
C. Stevens, . C. Schneider, E. T. Fox.
ONE MILE RUN.
Wisconsin-H. C. Schneider, J. C. Ste-
vensand H. A. Henry.
Lake Forest-W. J. Rice.
Chicago-S. B. Smith, H.. C. Beers,

. L. Brayton, J. W. Park and J. .
SCoulter.
Grinnel-Fellows, Lyman and Doug-
,glass,
Michigan-J. B. Wood, L. E. Murphy,
W. L. Whitcomb, E. N. Case and H. W.
It Hayes..
Minnesota-R. L. Lamphere, C. Hom
and A. H. Kennedy,
Knox-W. Anderson and B. Keti.
Iowa-Same as 880 yard run.
Purdue-Green.
Illinoi-D. . Enochs, C. . Law-
rrence and J. . Applequist.
98 Northwestern-Pates, Bemis, Ford,
Hanson and Hunter.
129 YARD HURDLE.
Northwestern-Brown, Perry Huster
and Terry.
tIlinois-C. I. IBurleigh and H. C.
ioPorter.
Purdue-Batten.
Iowa-N. H. Hecht, W. J. Freeman,
I . C. Hobb T. E. Alderson and C. Cog-
ywell.
Knox-A. A. reen.
rs Minnesota-F. F. McCarthy, F. Mela
ond Peorge H. St. Clair
Yankton-E. . Lyman.
Michign-J. T. McLean, . a. Web-
ester, N. B. Ayres and F. W. Hartsurg.
rinnel-Fisher, Snyder and Spauld-
.ing.
Chicago-F. H. Calhoun. C. . Herc-
yberger and N. N. Lebolt.
t Lake Forest-J. J. Jackson.
f Wisconsin-P. J. ODea, H. . Sy-F
mour, J. P. Inglis, John Matin and T.E
FW. Tormey.
220 YARD HURDLE. A
Wisconsin-F. Mcowan. P. Fox, P.
J. O'Dea, J. P. Ingli, John Mannd1
T. W. Tormey.
Yankton-A. H. Hyne,
Minnesota-F. F. McCarthy, F. Msela
and George H. St. Clair.w
Knox-A. A. reen and C. A. Finley. it
Iowa-Same as 120 yard hurdle andS
(To e continued.)
DOODD MOATNG up the river. oats
to rent day and evenings at U. of M.
boat house, foot of N. Main st. tf
IF YOU WANT TilE BEST
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endts
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Designs and estmates furnshed on all work
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IC Athens= Theatrel
These are some of the atrac-$
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year: r Opera Co. $
$Eletrician.
Prisoner of Zenda.
Under the Red Robe. -
Sbi Smith Russel.
Heart of Maryland.$
And many others equally as
good.p
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Negligee Shirts
Scotch Mvadras-$p1.00 anl $1.50.
Thin, cool, stylish and pretty.
Cheviot, Flannel, Silk-$1 0, $1. 50
$2.00 and $2.60.
Underwear
French. Balriggan-drawers rein-
t j +forced, 50c per garment.
Natural Wool-$1. 00 and $1.2.
a i' Hosiery
Everything in Hosiery from the plan
" " to the fancy plaids and stripes-15c,
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