'Uff M1C 1I AN DAILV
G. Ii. Wild Comfpanly
The Largest Stock i
clae City
of
Exclusive Styles in
WOOLENS
For Getlemen's Wear
H-ry thing required for Suits,
Oveircoats, Fancy Vsting, and
Tline incgs, and of high cass
calics cnd special Sty le.
Full Dress Suits a
Spcialty
G. H. Wild Comlpanly
311 Suth State Street
BOOKS]
Save half your money and buy
Second-hand Books at
Cbe
!5tntcnts' ootore
University Text-Books for all
tepartments.
Drawing Instruments for En-
gineerng Students.
We carry all the est makes
recomccmended y the professors.
(Cci' lices always the lowest
Aiecal Soolcs, tationeg
ais catuUctst Supplies
Sheecan Leder Fontain Pen
rho srats. 10 Pen in the Warld
Sheehan & Co.'s
SiTATlSiTREET
A. G. Spalding & Bros
T(iei iLarg". iectcicnuf ces iithe
i~ie fic i i ~lAtlitli' Suupie
Fot all. Basket Ba, ee skates,
Hockey, Gl, Gymasum
Apparatus.
s ic'iclcg's iHandcsomely tIllustraed
(':o aie of cii sot cotaisinm-
,uscc ec'ocs. miailed free any-
where.'
A. G. SPALDING & BROS.
eciYocric Cicagic Detroit
THlE MICHIGAN DAILY.
Managing iEdir-Aacstet F. RiTesu.
[uiness Aa ucgier-JoNF. Wuz.
News ..............Donal H. Haines
Athletics,.............. Lee A White
Ahetics, Ast.-_C. H.Eldridge
Exchanige ...... Roert Mounsier
Miusic...........Roy D. Welch
Dlrama, ........... Raymnd Visscer
Women's Editor.... Louise Van Vorhis
EIOIALicc.STAFF
Chauncey Bochler
Dociali L . Kinney Leonard C. Reid
M\ichaiel i1. McHugh Fred E. Gooding
Loweell J. Carr J. Hf Prescot
Walter K. Towers Luis Kraft
Paul Greer Samuel H. Morris
I:. G. C. Williams Paul Leidy
WN. h. Abbot I. I. Armstrong
1). A. H icckley Daa E. Joies
BUSINESS STAP
('ain i. Adami IHrold P. GouldI
Address: MCHIGAN DAMLY, Press Bldg..
Masynard Street.
Manager's Hours: 1- P. i., 7-8 P. im.
daily, except Sunday. Both phones
SU.NDAY OCTlOBER 4, (90.
Friday night", cassimeetigbrougit
outliii uni w ccselcome force the fat liau
tke real poser of such act asseimbily lies
i te ody of the mieeicg rather than
inc tie urilicthe plaformi. 'The lead
ers andi speakers aiithe cieetig did
uteir cicicositico infuse tiehbdy of mci
lre stithli a spirit of deeitiiceresinii
their univiersity life, aiuid to briigonic
ioth liew culcssicenc (le oporuncitie
adrcsponsibilities of their position.
Initicr face of his effort oic (le crl
Ofi iiiierclcssccircianti cmeccber of lie
facultiy,.acerriileleciecnt presectiacith(ie
icce cg (furrt'asocnsswhic tcuct r-
mininsc "ructable)I took itcuponcc iheni-
selves t icntoiaincthroughouit he ceet-
inig aic ccndercrrecct of econversatiocn-acd
geineral rackt cs cccui eoccgc tic cmake
i idifficlt for thocse inc iisadnt pars of
ie all icc heccte lcespeakers. Lcter icc
the evening, cncumblers of this snic ele-
imecci felt calleid cpo to leave, acd did
ioldricg remaccrks frocci lie plafornm,
swiui io pcricular effort tic make their
sxits quietly.
There is noinccg icc (Ie unciversity life
whichi is caple of cmakimg so profound
aii imupressioni ocnte freshmoen as a mass
mieeiung. Butt to ae a cnumner of ccci
presentiwseicomue sttw i o apparentuinc-
terest icc proceedicgs, and who spend
their ime icc private discssions, is in-
ply seuicg che efforts of the men wise
euigiueer he mueetings at naught. A
mcass mseeicg for the enefit of first-
vecr m should ot e treated lightly
iy upperlassmen; to have a hoer of
fippact coversaion runnitg asa aco-
conmpanimient to the words of men who
are dloicig their utmost to (li lst' eew
stuideicts cto ia fuller uncuderstanduinug of
their chrisu crrotunincgs, is nothiung cicrt'
cor less ((cacii cu clpoable indicaticoncof
(coi mannciers.
SOPHS SIT UP '10 LISTEN
WHILE FRESHMEN SNOOZE
[Late yesterday afterncoccnc sordi was
tippedti off to tie fracerity sophiomcores
Iliac tie "fresh" posters terre expcteed
icc towncbefore uuornciug. As ci rescult
the scophs wsere pccraincglice streets ancd
wcatchicig tiececcircilpicnits tiii accate
hcour. Iciforcmatiocic w'as receivsed that
tie posters storied fromi Yp'silacnti short-
ly bsefore 3 o'clck yesterday aifterncooui.
'iT'e Ypsi-cAnni crs acid.\MichigincCcci-
cecil statiocn sere eloisely wachlecd.
It is thucghtc thccicsocme of die fresh
poisters lire in towni. lice pictucre thcroswn
upon die screeuo atci ivisersity Hacll,
Friday inighci,cicrports ito Ie lice officical
pioster.
XiUSiC ENlIVENS UNION'S
OPENIHOLUSE CELEBRATIOIN
lice spcecillmicusiccil programlivgenc
icider tice autspices of tile sciac om cci-
mititee of (th lichciganc Uncic iolst esenc-
iug.,sscs ecctliisiastuecclly receivedl lie a
lairge' caudieccee at tde U'nioncilubiiecoos.
Netzorg acid Lchmancccc rendeeredl soime
good selectionis. cccii these, eombclinced
wthlioilier cciisieclatctiielois secured
liy liec ommlcittee, served toc csiaie (tce
evenicng Oin ecnjoyablecione.
The cmccss mecetling cif Fridacy icightc
evideccily circousecd lie freshccmenitoihe
icportanice of joiccicng Ice Uncicon, for
(lie reeeiptis of msecmbershcip cipciatiiioins
icere een larger dtccin sasesxcectecd.
ROO)MS-Large suite, fitted for three,
$6i.0onou $4.00 suite;calso sinigle roocmis.
009 Moncroe. 6
Gentulecic e n i yoric uihcediiAc pacir
of slippciers (co study cc, you scill findi
tuhic atPuicelde's Shci r ie. We (icier
tie kindilthiccisatisfe (c'cccsc' ((cy fit-
$c.7,sto $4.00. eodi-24
Nocutis tl ice(me'icc hcve ycuriroomicis
painmed. ppetre'd accii decorcated. Spceciccl
crices for 30 dacys. Betit cih'ces 237.
C. H. Majoir & Ccc. 5-6
I still case a feteses of 'cnr secondi-
hacncdl drassicig sets for scale. WV. S.
Holcici1s, (237 Volland Si. 4-S
OLD TOWN CANOES-D~rop pos-
cal card for cataloguce, to W. Hi. Trip-
lett, 60oc S. Thcayer Sc. 4-6
Yeunig hats-"none hetter nmade-oni
sole by Alletn, Main street. 1-6
Reliabile eacnvassers wanted, (o sell
Choaral Union tickets. -'Call at lice office
of lice School of Music, with reference.
c-6l
NOTICE-S. L. A. ticket sellers can
nmeet the treasurer of cihc Students' Lee-
ture association icc tie Alcuicci roocis.
Wie sri glass in all paris of city. Boils
phones 237. C. 14. Major & Co. 5-6
£1uic ano Drama
"'E RuEATng DIVcIiiD."
'Those celo sc' "'Thc Great Diide"
atc die N' Whitiney yeserday si11 not
soon forget the magnificnt acting of
Edinc Mordaunt iccthe role of StephenIc
Ghlent. Although lie shole eopacy
acrewithdout exceptionsgood. licrclearly
surpacisedl themc all. Mbiss Mael Brossic
ill plcydilie part of Ruth Jordaninic
cii excellentc imannier, herc sork eig
espiecically good inicthie second and third
acr1s.
'T'he lay is replete wiuh stirring siua
tions acciidrcicataic pssibiliies. It is
like nothinig else icc hic word. A cacr-
acterisicaly Amnericanc story is for (ie
clr imeirtold incch iarccteristically
Amcericanciiwcy. Ic tells f the coflict
f the cld spirit of tliceacct athile n'
westernc spiri. Mr. Moody, hr auhor,
hasunduiiouctelyleareci th(ie formuost
lice camcog Amuericcacidrcmataiss.
'THE KEMIPF MUSIC STUDIOS-
Pianoci.voice, orgcan, comupositioun. 312
Soutuhiviisioni street. 2-6
PIA NOS FOR RENT-A coice lot.
oi flue higheir grade piacos for rect 0n
easy tercms. 'ITiiicg free for (le year.
Rouc's Music iHouse. ti-h-s-sic
'Thc Palais Royal, 209o East Liery,
aliiays has clehust acd ost for your
mccicey, inc C. of M. penncats, banuers
andiiipillows. Try' ut acd see. f
Frencch crushers-thce icist popular of
ccllege hacis., 'liekicind yot caciptt ic
cyur pocketr. I-eury & Co., 7097cc N.
-Uiersit. tf
Na'tionaccl cigar sadc-where te est
cigarsiandipies are sold for lie least
ccc0li y-ces East Libery street. -6
Besi guarcanteed $.o pecciniithur city'
ati Cushinig's pharmcacy. f
Steamcu ccciidry' canig-Miss Leec,
3132 S. Sale sreet;cgentc for A. Peters,
D~etritc. 2-7
Y'ounug has-cionce eter sade"-ccc
sciheIy' Allen, hlaiuistreet. -l
Alichigani cmusic cacd lce operatic sht-
sic oh Root's Music Hotuse. ic-h-st-si
Collegiams clothes for college mn, on
scle iy'Allen, Maisree. -fl
Wie carry de largest sioclc of hall-
ecobes acd pajamnas. Henry & Co., tail-
ors, furnishers. Hts and shoes. t
FOR RENT-Once parlor suite; $3.00
per weck for or person; all coven-
rers. 33i Packard stree. -S
Swesaters cut over ito sweater vests
ct Miss Lovell's, 332 S. State St. 2-7
Collegianc clothes for college men, sns
sale iy Alien, Main sreet. 1-6
'Ladies' gycmnasium suits at Miss Lov-
el's, 332 . State St. Order early. '2-7
STUDENTS'
HEADQUARTERS.
For Law, Medical and all
University,
Text Books
New and Second-Hand
Drafting Instruments and
Engineering Supplies.
at special prices,
Stationery and BlankBooks.
Ask to see otar Solid Gold
Foutntain Pen for $1.00.
all and be convinced that our
"tore s the et place to trade
in tie city.
WAH R'S
University Bookstore
L'YNDION
719 North University Avenue
Photographer
Kodaks
Cameras
Photo Supplies
Amateur Deveoping,
Printing, Enlarging.
Banners and Pennants at lowr
prices than elsewhere.
FAIE'' &EDUNDS
Ifportin oosI
[121 EAST LIBERTY STEET
WM ARIOLD, COL E LEE
2205 South Main Street.
euombined WuI, c
A ~~ ueu a'ticsicc
A.nd oscigac Ieweiy
HRFIlt Plens, Veil Psan,
Hat Plns, F oa, it.
PRICESREFASONABLE
.<
I
Law, Medical, Dental, Literary
and Engineering
BOOKS
NEW AND SECOND HAND
ENGINEERING INSTRUMENTS and supplies.
. We carry the most complete line In the city.
Special demonstration of the
MOORE'S NON-LEAKABLE FOUNTAIN PEN
AT THE
UNIVERSITY SUPPLY STORE
Formerly the Co-op Store
310 South State Strect
Cail at Wadhams & Co. for your FALL SUITS,
Cravenettes and Overcoats, Sweaters,
Slickers and Underwear.
Shirts and
Neckwear of all kinds.
WADHAMS & CO.
121 and 123 South Min $treet
121 Washington F L The Randall Studio, Ra da1I Pa ck, .Prop .a Phuoe 59