THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY

The Literary Societies.
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is to be deposited on or before the day
of the race.
The money is to be deposited in the
hands of Levi W. Pollard, who is to de-
posit it in any bank after the first dc-
posit, in his discretion, in the town of
Shullsburg, which is the First National
Bank of Shullsburg.
In violation of the above articles the
violater is to forfeit all money depos-
ited.
HENRY SHERWOOD,
J. E. FREEMAN.

Indiana; vice-president, A. Weldon,
Michigan; secretary, F. NV. Brown, In-
diana; treasurer, John G. McKelvy,
Kansas; critic, S. D. Landis, Indiana;
marshal, Jno. Arbenz, Jr., W. Va.
All the societies report a cery suc-
cessful year, the membership having
increased much over that of last year.
This is due to the large increase in the
attendance in the department.
The work for the past year in the
leading societies, Alpha Nu, Adelphi,
Jeffersonian and Webster, has been
carried on with exceptional vigor and
was undoubtedly due to the system of
inter-debating which the Daily has so

Witness-M. A. O'Brien, L. W. Pollard. earnestly advocated. The Jeffersonian
An affidavit signed by William H. leads in this respect, and have to their
Look, a resident of Shulasburg, Wia., credit victories over the ether three
societies, thus giving them the Univer-
recites how the signer,in cosmpany wsth lsty championshipj fi
J. E. Freeman, went to Madison, Wis.,
to arrange a race with James H. May- IF YOU WANT THE BEST
bury. It is alleged in the affidavit that FRATERNITY STATIONERY'
Mr. Maybury signed his name as len- BADGES OR PINS
ry Sherwood, and that he deposited $35. Sendto
The race was run at Shullsburg Sept. SMITH, STURGEON & CO.,
18, 1895, for a purse of $1,000. The 237, 239, 241 Woodard Ave.. Detroit.
Designs and estimates furnishedon all work
money, it seems, was never paid over to of this kind.
the winner, which was Mr. Freeman,
and the whole case was aired in the
courts.
There are besides four affidavits
signed by Fred F. Steigmeyer, C. F.
Roby, V. W. Sincere and M. E. Cole-
man, respectively, in which each avers
that he heard H. A. Coachemss of the $34.50
University of Wisconsin say that Mr.
Maybury was a professionaL The con Ac ttte Bicycles
versation took place at the University
'98 I DELS-HIGHiiffaRA DE.
of Chicago in the room of Mr. Steig-
meyer on or about Nov. 8, 1896. It is Same grade as agents sell for $75.
set forth that Mr. Cochems stated n We have no agents but sell direct
deotail how Maybury had run for money, to the rider at manufacturer'sprices.
and he is said to have mentioned the Sent for catalogue.
amount of prizes and the place where ACME CYOLE CO.,
the race was run. 102 Main St. Elkhart Ind.

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