SCIt MICHIGAN IDAILIY__________ THE MICHIGAN DAILY.' I I I G. I. Wild Comipally The Largest Stoc.k in the City Exclusive Styles in I Man(agig Editor-ARCHER F. RITCHIE. Jfushess .Manage-Jodi, F. 'Nuuc.j EDITORS N ewts ... D .....lonal H. Haines Athletics,..........Lee A White Athletics, Assut. ..C. E. Eldridge E xchange ...... Rohert Mounisier. Music ........Roy D.' Welch; Dirama ......Raymond Visscher W~omen's Editor....Louise Van Voorhis EIITORIA1, ut' DEC Chauncey Boucher 1)1 01(1 ,. Kinnecy Leonard C. Reid XMichael 13. M~cltih Fred E'. Gooding REP OnTER WOOLEINSi For Gentlemen's Wear ,:( orn., eq1ured lor Suite (is roatsIFancy t estings, and isrosert tgs, ad of htgh iclass [adllwie0sod specilStyleIt Full Dress Suits a Specialty 0. H. Wild Coiupany 311 South Stale Street DOKS Sav e half your money and buy Second-hand Books at Ebe Btu~cnt& I1oohietore 'Universtty Text-Books for sl D~epartments, lDrawtng Instruments for Ean- gtneering Students. 'et ary 11llthteIctettinakes stn oerjd dby theptrofssiors 0 1 'prcesaltt itithelowestt cile~cal Sohe di!tattoncr ? 5ehnsotLea der FountinlPen TheBetie$. 100P eihe World. Sheehan &Co.'s A. G. Spalding & Bros, Runt Balt, Basket Bail, lee Skates, itockey, Goit, Gymnaiumo Apparatus. A. G. SPALDING & BROS. 'liii Yorl ('ChiagoD' etit; boweli J. Care Walter R. 'Towers Patti Greer 1. (;. C. Williatts \V. I6. Ahhott 1). A. 11ickley J. H. Prescott Louis Kraft Sanmtel H. Morris Paul Leidy 11. I. Arnmstronig D~antaB. Jottes ttittg says .Enolther tie busteid.' Let lated.il. p~ecittiy is tis trite ini thc en- us hope for feiser s e of the ttnd this( gecttofiitile)DotntldtRobiertson lilt effort.,(lute'er.tetn leyXlichigaii unisersity' for (lie Ii. after malsterting outr iaily assignt- encourat'igemtti oflt theiltiterairy draita, ntts i-we stilt fiiiit (ilte left oi lit'r andtiie(ien igagementt is a lanidmarttin Ians. lic e s-o(bo tier a ((eightbotrishotie dlecleupinebo iof that movetmet. leants to wsork, ior tusitsayireatma-tid - - ----- doi notihiig?'XiNo Itureet s iitum(ilra- s-es eNA*ct nOMtEN5I seue les. 1)1 oportn ites ffeedin vacio us coil- Ret-l showttilue icelase1)f foiurteen lege ativitiesii i toievlpany Iline ofi ainthue n(i umer of frteisihianigirls inithe poses Artyi ne .itrstein tjourlgirtilsentere-d, iiiie it preset 24(1hace smt 'cnl.-et thue lieu st ,prauctiiii- alealilregisteredi.Xlo separateIcor ing by srking-foer'Thiuei ly.s XtsiceuI is ikept ofthumb((i er eif oppereli's talnt is lways atiia tie-ti instn tile girls. hutteri- se-eis t b( oeres ,Ace, manoltinitii-ia n hall'() lus. ''lie in the umb tter this year. titerlacy soceteies utffe excellentt taininlg -_ for' dlebaeirsc. Athl-etie Ohiits of all)- Nlti (hilc(igar ic tcli-itre (lie liet (yie is igivrse ryihace.-tt ofi-' duevseliop- cies andelpipestile siold fli the least ((iieutine ivablec. mone y toO East Liberty stree. 1-E Simplyii'becauise-«.edohtuuI isee a Ihails - -______ fiit, '-((illsicalilubtitifiibiaudebtliugi lIowteredtitlax ifireitaiciing ftoors. me al.oran ._1timmuhediltely wti tin it sht'ss237. ('. It1. 'Major' e&uCoi. iech sre\ omatke is eff'I)? len -- - - though tie Itklull fiiiiea'rs lit cni(e taatieeid$1(.00 pcin intie city sistittudy(1(lanititraintiig fiieanyolliie''at Ius gs pa tal-ciic. if of tese -ittid theti, osly attie cnl if a liiig situggie,'"miakte'posit." is it title Sieam iiiil dryteaeting- Miss Lovse'li, wased . \ fortvae ii(lcoeiititshieid 32 State str eet ; aent PlcrIA. Peters. Somiteiith i e lhav eeiiime sitongerlIDetrsot.2-7 for the effort, and hve' serveiiour c am versity as bei s-weesoulet. Zonfy iiphits-''(litic bettetr-tiade'"sit Sim oneii( tasiits.aid"Keep-tix tiinii tii le:', byi.Allien, M-ain streit. 16 aw . \Ve\ustget a it early anisew- tie -p itOit.-Justias th(lie n he'iee'titcel(1- \Michgain iusic.andlate soperatic ow1 tel;- in one sseli e- teeit it(,i i ch e i ciatlkiiit's 15,ltsie Ilosi. iii (it-s- e lirvi t i-iwi n byit t h le eigte'ethtt so will -_- elitlisieeiniig(eaiiof liii collee Colltelgitan tclthis for cilrge henciii core itnesiee tieap-inig iof anii lilltisale byiAlien, NIlaiuistreet. i-h datilares-iof rewardicits lea ce-lt_________of________ consitnt e'ffoitsiSillicth(le preeingeicai\\' helarst stuck of bth-l ear rearstinuwshativer iits o c it t iits iaid Ipajamas. Icuts-&8 Co., tail- tt' i ttl e lie inite-restedi. (ois,1furniers. i late .attiishoes. if BUSINESS STAFF C'art 11. AilltI Harold P. Gonuld Address: MICIGIAN DAILY, Press Bldg., Maynard Street. Manager's Hours : 1-2 p. in., 7-8 p. mn. daily, except Sunday. Both phones SATU'RDAY, OCTIOBf R3, i19it. It mnasyit'oppor ttt-eitiid not atal lit ()f plece to gise "a sworti to tie wiste.''the "sounld-be-ise,'" ior 'tie i>>I iictilily' deedenht uponlie ptt tir1ill Itittblyshottii meii n ln"ss't- wtill lie- iir lutst,iand iswiat is t: fututi nis' itill itetthitte- 6i!t-iit-e -ur prese.- Otue : ithere atcollege'is sht. Elveryc W01) tilidsfeorti toi-is'nt a-ife-is-p 'shtcs lFachsoppotI ((((1(5Sel.-ciat iir -:s uipepas ts a-C.t h i.15 of all ge-i s(t't--lsititn 115isl mae e ail'yisill catrry'its a long say. butillaiimpt'essions'. tual l lylie re'- moed bs'consient atd ftitfttl wot'k. A fe-w 'essns tneglected tt thiiecritiicai staige,. iIilmos1 t of 011t' ttrisltar- less iso(is, miy' render (liireminihder of aesourse ntettrely- vastil' itore difli- cltbutehaps Iiiissibile. 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