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THlE MICHIGIAN DAILY.
rtManaging Editor-Lzz A WHITE.
Business Manager-NORMAN H. HIL.
EDITORS.
News Editor...........Harold Titus
Assistant .............Harry Z. Folz
Athletic Editor...Walter K. Towers
Assistant............ J. Fred Lawton
Music and Drama...Earl V. Moore
Exchanges and Files... Dion S. Birney
EDITORIALS.
Arthur J. Abott. Paul Leidy
NIGHT EDITORS.
A. J. Wohgemuth. Harold McGee.
Frank Pennell Edward H. Robie
Maurice Toulme
REPORTERS.
Ernlest Burton. E. M. Wakefield.
John L. Cox. F. E. Shaw, Jr.
John H. Townley. Wallace Weber.
Gerald J. May. Emmett Taylor.
C. Hlarold Hippler. J. Selig Yellen.
Loren Robinson .Wi. T. Daugherty
Robert M. Gillet.
BUSINESS STAP
C. A Bowman. A. R Dilley.
MyeI Rubin. Kenneth Oborn
E. Ray Johnson. Elmer P. Grierson.
C. H. Kleinstuck. Joseph N. Fouchard.
Address: MICHIGAN DAILY, Press Bd.,
Maynard Street.
Office Hours: Managing Edior, I-2 p.'
in. and II:oo-II:3o p. m. Daily,:
Business Manager, -5, 7-8 p. i., E-
cept Sunday. Both 'phones gfo.
SA9'TRDAY, JUNE 3, 11.
Night Edtor-EsNeST R. BRTON.
UNIVERSITY CALENDAR.
ilun' 3.--Kei() (Japan) baseball game,
l's r lield, 2 :3(0 P. in.
Iso ). -11,11(1 concee, 7 :30 piim.
1ue 222-1?xaiinatiois.
Tune 2--Baccalaureate.Adcress.
Jue 26-28.-Class (ay exercises ill le
carou dprt mens.
liiine 27-Senior recetio, abour
Jun iic28.--Aluiirni ay.
Jiii c 29-Commlieicemient.
Tiui'NEWF YEAR BOOK.
'eeditors of tie iug year book have
akdus to "le a little kinid" ill our com-
aent T'liat a saff wicbirlihas labored
lng and asriluiiusly on a tmenoria to
it.. class and to the uniiversity desires to
lie iseated kusly is init strange. But
thecic fears, if fars tiele, are un-
fonudeid.
The Nli cigenisiani of Ihis year is a
dsitinci adriisent to the log shelf that
1.1.. ite rememibrances of university
life. I there le errors at wide iter-
ills in le ook-ishb, swhat of tt? Itt
il'teis to turii out a perfect book;
iicidiin' beliese it could be doie; and
hiiieier. seed haste ti, knoss' ainiwho
cou iiidio it. 1He'dt le anuncotforta-
hlei ciiiiianion lto have aroutd.
Uiic tiiig this ise briigs forcibly
to mind~i . oe yearaciitors of the year
book skveliredelecth each other to see
wiciht could come the farthest from any
seuuulianiee of attempt at uniformity in
lininig. As a result a file of Michigan-
ensians olks like a New England crazy
qul. The iew edition is refined, taste-
ful mud serviceable. Now ily cai't i
le esablishedl as the staidarcd? It isn't
anysignf idecied originality to order
"aiiiethinig udifferent" fromi a line of
bnr''s sampi~les.
1NViiitf N'S TI;iloUf; BOARDS MteT TODAY.
The 191r aiid 19t2 Womein's League
boardls will imeet in Barbiour gyniasiu'm
ait to si. m. today- for the last time this'
semeiister.
v;NiliiOR SCoIE'vTo INITIATE MONDAY.
Se'ioii Society will hold its initiation
aiiiillisiitiiet text 'Monday. 'Thte banquet
%\-ill lie served at 7:30 in the "East Tea
Rooim" above IHoag's store.
W cII;RINtEaS SWAM t'
tOt3ItIGN Vt SIlUOcS
(Continued froni pagec 0.
weint for a tbrace of scores.
Except for the too haul iiiiings th'
game swoulid have lbeeiiclisse; aidiis I
altiigetther likely that the rest the teaim
will get iereiwill stiosw its effect iii to-
day's game. Just whto sail1 pitch foerKeis
is niot knoss'i, hut the Japs are carryisg
fiiir pitchers, swhichi leaves thieiii ii o
fresh ones fur the matinee. Smuitbivill
probsably do the hoiiors foir Michiiganuo i
iay. Thsreateiniig weather keiilie st
tendance clowii somewshat, hut the wathil-
er man says fair for toiday andthere c
shouldt te a gooii croswi out fur 'Mlichi-
gait's finual appearance for the seasonlof
lot1 iThie game will start at 3 o'clock.
aiid the hand will be cii hanid.
The score :
MICHIGAN ... AB R It P0 A I?
Hilt lb ....7 1 2 8 2 0
Marliii s ...6 3 3 6 21 2
BellIf ......5 2 2 0 0 0i
Muitson rf ....6 3 5 I 0i 0
Mitchell cf ....5 3 3 0i 2 1
t-lays 2b.... 4 4 2 4 6 o
Borleske c ....4 I 1 6 4 1
McMittai 3b ...3 1 0i 0 ii 0
'Verheyeni pi......3 0 0i1i0ii
Freiiz p....3 0 i1 i1i0 0
Snadjr 3b ....2 2 2 0 0 0i
Total ........48 20
KEIE) ......... AFBIR
Sasahi ss ...... 4 z
Kaniki Ab........3 0
Fukuda c .......4 0
K oyatma rf ......42
2T
II
I
U
2
2
27
TIft
8
17 7
:1 I?.
1 1
I
HigolIf ....3 0 0 i 0
Takahiaima cf...2 1 ri rI 0ii
sliukawa 31) p ..3 O0o 2 3 t
Goto t1) ....2 0 I iii 0i 1
Sugasi p .....1 0 ii 0 2 0
Ifasaki 31)....3 t 1 2 0 t
'Total ...2 93 ; 8 27 13 II
Ely innigs ......1I2 34 5 67 8 1 S
Mictigall.......Il08 2 02 0 iiO .20
Keiii ............ TOI O T0 1 0I2
Summaries : bose oii tallsioff Suvot
3 ini 2 iiniiiioff Ishiikia'si 2 in 7 7l1-
iings, off Vertiey'ei 3 ini 5 ininiigs.o.fif
Freiiz 4 ini 4 imiiigs ; twoi lise ]tlls
Munson; three batse htls-Koymai~.
Frenz aincd.Iiarlin ihome'rnt tell;
struck out-buy Ishikaswa 4 in five in-
nings; wild pitch-Sagas1li; impire-Stes
phencison; time of game-a hours, t., miin-
utes.
AWNINGS WILL PROTECT
'. STUDENTS PROM tO0T SUN.
Studeitts of accounting ainit tther ecoi-
noumic stuldeints will be tiormuentledl i
molrtuythe hotatferiiooi t sitlstrerno-
lug over their torrid workeonithIlls5c'
iiiii floor of the Ecoitomiicsbuilduig.
Ab'oiut a dozen asw'iiigs' se re tilacedillii
the swindowss oii the southtlan iwsE sidi'
'if the buuildinug vesterdaty afteritin.
CAMPUS IND3IANS 0012)
ANNUIAL RPEACtJ tDANCE,.
Wilts feathers. paiist aniitarerisrel-
egated,. but still retaining its wairswhiotis
as a menmory of' the last linac it toiok to
the war patha, the tribe of Mictslg.'iiu
held its annutal peace dance sit Graingir's
lst sight.Oaiiciiig coiitinuiedttiitil esir-
ly moriiig wheit a breakfaist was sees'
eid biy the msost receiit pale faces.
I IfIS''UtIP I'A I S(CII'rY Wt,t,
('1.. LERRATIJ "U OUP N.1.IGHT.."
iU f M . iigt'' iill te celertei oni
theein 'io f Jiiie 7 at the thiry-se'-
I l anulieiing iif.9Micigan i oui
ce andih11sticl ocit , itolhe ell at
ILsig June115 and .iil8
ids's f heeein11g aiiitLewi .
ChItasi, fellouw ini'iicani his till'sat
the tniiiiisih tiisll allnd a latici'. ter
the meeting11 et1 iiswill le greni
ling, ittiaghter f John tS. IIrer
Michl ia, lst territor~ials Igoereii.
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