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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 191.
Night lEdior-Fags LAWON.
UNIVERSITY CALEUNDAR.
Ofcober 14-S. L. A.
October 15-Michigan vs. M. A. C.
October 15-Fresh-Soph Rush.
October 17-Senior Lit Eectioi.
October 18-Reception S. C. A., New-
berry hal.
October 22 \tclsgan vs. . . U. at
Columbus, .
Octolber 22-All-Fresh vs. Alma at Pr-
ry field.
IDaily staff aaeetiiag today at o o
o'clock sarp. l1very ember of le
edtoral stff and every cadidate c-
peced to be fpresent.
A OICCSUi. RUS.
'Dhis morinimg at least two of the
four classes of teunaiersity have a
claice to show their loyalty to Michigaim
amad its iistituioins.
tsr years the reports of the old-
fashionead caninon rush were paitlished
lroadcast, atroughaouatithis aid mcig-
sornug states-repors, exaggerated tut
givean credemce b reaers who ]inew
little f the real facts As a massater of
expeadieince the facily ecessarily had
toa tone dow" the aisaual rush.
The preset lan is simply a trial, bit
it is Michigain's amamaaal rus-onea of our
few caimpas traditiois-aid its failure
wautl meaa a adistiact loss las the uni-
versaty.
Its saccss is assred if bols the
sophomanores aid freshamacn do their duty.
lIt can oaly fail if oie, or both classes
fail to erforma that dt. That the
freshamaeni expe toa do their part is
shiownm by the that they were at
work yesteraday p ,ariig Ferry feld
for the econite.r. They are to be
caaimameiaded for Li ese spirit.
It is itoa hop thIat the sohlomree
classailadispla . s same cetuasiasms,
smnt eltstolerpetuata a s-aed isti-
tuitiona.
HOANDra.sxoa'LASgiiWITHORIH;AISAL.
Praof. H-owlanad expressead hiimself as
miore thaaia tleased with the resclts of
the first amtsical rehearsal for te opera
tilda last night at the School of Music.
Abousat eighty mel were preseat at
his tryout, which sas characterized ly
the hardest requirements yet udergoae
by. chaoras cadaidates for aiy Uaiona
opera.
CIROSS COUNTRYvMtN RUN TO YPSILANTI.
Itanat 111101 gettinagadown to the strena-
uous pact of their work, the cross couna-
try squad raan to Ylpsilantli yesterday
afternaooia. The mcin arrieed in good
coiiditioin, aind einjoyed a pluinge in the
swimimnag poot at the gymnasium. The
returna trip was made via D. U. R. late
ii the afteriaoona.
'aOtVERI NEI1S ,R'
OUTFO MUSIC AND DRAMA
I UTUSIC ANDVDRAMA
(Contliiaued froaaa larsa0.
Besiade this, tie siill lbe exipectedl to bootaat
the leather bsetwveena the pstsss afterth IPYIAL lRUSSIAN BALLET.
Akggie's goal liaae ih- asbein croasseil Sonic coimmaeant has been excited by
Thonitsoma sill alo the puninag andalp ac-itac fast that smly onr Matiaaee perfor-
sing. Becisc 'Lpectedatoas idlamate ri-ally aseswillI te gis'en at Detroit, by Mlte.
in the offeaasivscs-ork. kAniaa P aslosaa, M. -Mikail Mordkina, amid
Friaday's pracice swas devotcitoisap- lthaImpiicsal Russiana Balet-swho a;i
py sigiaal adrill. The Varsity pishedla bei seen cathlare on Friday afternaoon, Dc-
off Yost's aaest 51 anaauvacrs an ianlactsalaa i2i, at the Lyceunm Theatre; but
style. If they ca execute Ichlae play s Ia tr a s lbeiaag treated quite as well
toimorrows-as thaeytahavede sacin tprac- i aicseet as the otlier large cities
lice, victory is certsainu. If \1. .\ . C an 'ofithaa sasnatry, iiaclaacinig New York.
bae baeateni ailiwiaoutrccor sa ticksi Ihacomanapa paetcars there, at the Maet-
thaey will beseplctuniader cosaer fss i s i r raiasll Opetara I-ouse, aaaaSaturday,
in -fater gaiies. Ocissbcr Iafasr a asatianee perforanaice
SAicIrs'AiBILITY'I NiL w: . ossls.
Little is atefinitel Iaissly nwno has Thieywillplaay lout onae aught each ini
Farimers' streaigita. Cosaach krewer- saltaiss re, Piltadelphia, Chicago, Cleve-
poiants 0ou1 that tih ls hailt ivecvearansc, sald, Cinaciininati, Pittsbsurg, St. Louis,
aind iinsists ithat lie slosssut Lxiiici Ioa sca icr, Stianei, Seattle, Vaincouver,
wiin. 1If the sisitsors ace tlaseliepts 51frossasi1. C., Poartlanda, Ore., anid other
caiessitus cau .try _a r wsta
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Kara Linen No. 1 quality 35
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W AHlR'S
scoirinig thmeyisist lachtld a 51 5osaide-
aleadistanice frosiasthe Wailvas iaega.'
Bill, Ithe Aggie thalf, sass a I itiofa
kickiiig gosals froan yssspaintaawithinatlie
5.5-s-aritlhue. The10153 isi-iareamemibesr-
luau ass the plasyer wo shesllliaslasm as
-tie, u-leu the MIichiigsa tra-shamins sct
the I\1. A. C. yousts ,errsasitcsaaso, lay
scorinig a tlaceIhisck froisstlesceaaer ice
tue field.
The officials foastoass canstcifs(
low: R -alph HoIglasnissal'uia cisas-re
ree ; E. J. Jeninas, alaumpie; . IR-i
buss, Nebaraskaa ahildajdg;la I .
Rickaey, OhsiosWesleanasshiad ii isaacsas
'The Varsity hassaill bei l nsass d, sisa,
"Sully" i istoleadl tiechalersing. T'I'a
general admaission iasll las -assnasai.
The tesiams wall Iliiieail as folilos:.
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To siabscribec lasthe .l1Iclcssai55JDailav
for $2.3. P honie youiirasese r inanosxas.
Seandhchaes oc cash lbefore Nsaovtee a
anid get thet laowest cate, $2555tolfor lie
year. I1 -2.
All kinsh5of Ammuniitionand uual s d
at State Street Hlardwaare. as-as.
Besiiier's tGrill. C'hmarcosal grillses
porterhouussc steasha. is13 \. l's srssaSi..,
mp-stairs, opip. Interairasa i lia.
y-caal Ii.
Ssan Frsanciscoa, aind thenuce sack to New
'oria, miakinag the whosle tour ini a periosd
sal eigat siweas.
'Thee wsill trasetlabystpecisal trains, conm-
sisainag sol the lrvate car of ltme two
stsars, seaveralhPullmanslmseelpers, as dias-
sag-case, ald the threcebaggage esirs
sacecssary tis carry the staupendousss equsi-
sasnsa sal scenecreuald effectsifor tle sabl-
slits produlactions.
Sesats fair this extraordimnary enagagc-
asesst will gas on sale next .Vtoaday, Oc-
tobaer 17, at sotls the Lyceumsa Theatre
lzn Giiiiaal tros.'
W'se carrv a faith liaesuf tFootbialls,
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fabric to suit Isis fancy, as botls
light and dark mixtures isa fle
Seasons's latest patterns are shown.
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Pattern, inl Quality, in Style anad
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1 17 E. Liberty Street
AT TUTTLE & CO.
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