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Our prices atway~s the lowest..
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BUSINESS STAFF
John F. Wurz Harry Hill
Carl H. Adam
'sills'. iit7ic'lillao IHall, andI no oer
lhas ailybmsiiness to iiiterfere with it ini
11h11 swork, still less ill invade thr build-
ing as was door lost night. The fiest
week should ble dedicated to snaking new
mien~ feel at hoiie. Soch an iiiterruption
as that bly last night's rush swas untimely,
rowi~isihandt smackeil little of real col-
eye spirit.
Thbe Y. I. CA. is to have a big re-
ce ption Thuorsday night-notil for fresh-
ini atlouelilt for till college men, Let
it tieItotied itat the men whoi offended
last nlight. witl hare decency rnoiigh to
-ende~~ their operations tigainst the class
If 1911 iiitil "richweeeh" arrives.
uN~a e~e each fall tiritis to Michigan an in-
ceasiniglylrge ltass lit matriculants.
tV EDNES1)AY, SEPiTEI _NER 2j, '07. Each fall, t111, lirinlgs to the front the
sort~t of stitieiit whlo gltiats oser these
tvI CO111INTO'cii tillN N.. as~ltoniing iceases in registration, andt
l'Take her tli tendlyt'. pioin~t10 totemlas proiif positive that
lifithe ritit ce; IMichtigttttis ttetiest ithere is inithe way
1 511 nd oslenderlit . of Iinistituion itof higher learning. As
Youg, ndso air a latter oif fact a liege enirtillmetict has
5 11111. ttit si flic " detepsigntifictince;1111uttat significtince
We alice sIttck dowin il tt' httiir tf istoo11111fteinitverrateid. ,Mere ittimters
tn rite;1and clait, fattcifttlly, ill sack- caiiiot estabitlish thit'raniiktor' determinte
a1111 memial~ists. Thttt Titie is cint- Mlly tt smatll cititege tholtds a deservedly
licts forcedilitpon1 15 s'y iews oif teis' fircotoif tproptioncttto the size of
dectast' if oirlactttconI~temporarycthc. e its enrltlmlenlt. It ctatnot tie sail too
flltttt.er. It dtietd, pticthingy, If ticute ttfteithtithte chtaratcer of theswork
;.iears eelttly allttedtoitit Ilictilii ' caet'fil obtst'rveris teid to siointer
it It Is 'clihr oel~itt--to t shiadotty tive thtt-ctampul~s thc tppeitaance of a
YOU '.11, a'rc'mitely 1151going itocollege."'Testeid
'Its. 1111teitre leavs telt1'ttst' tf yit-iiy thsit trin111111111'm1st1adtiit that
t~i i '' ileatullswortrkiitg ftirce of the uiiier-
1111 iingaiulle httid iassedel t'tatt aisity 111itt ti 'tteqtittely niea'urt'dlby
last 'eatrs bttfotre is ieceeaeellas en i- I 'i t w Il ltttty to Iterself the
(raedli rotig he>hotswhch est ain5lllg of tile Rece ssiiiial, anit avoid
fai'lltily,31-I l e tCt't_0esss', ttf att, frieitd- ovet i'gllr~est of cnroltitent at least.
shp n aar.It cittd "'f'itiitt' 1'at Growing" illimber'seoifstuiteittstire sect-
ra 1111 isl, ad ,vteti" "shawitl!''against come,1no1 ftti lteprestige of itnumtbers,
many115iarablies fiott1he1'b1111ki of .\iaittcil Irespecl is, Pillgreatest goiiilto lthr
iayoivtid . It saidi whttt wt'. wtto,.Itereg"etitest inumbiter." It sill1 be ti seriouts
'an cecyil itece . Atttit fearlessly' t l itam llayforte Uivter'sity, tttieveer, swhein
tseif diita IIit tinlmetsttf eecation.l ctittetc 1is telmitttetd tioe'ershtoth~e
'seittps eceptt forthislattt ttit5woulitenlsive delt pmettitaiiof etichi stideit
eittttge friendtsntttteifttr titeicrtells-ttf tt'e k'iiersity wouaiditrather setier,
'erit, bate atisitt if ''Co-teditors ittosees t'e rptatttion of traintitg a
Sitstiitcttilsi<titYeiI 11111 oodly ittiimber if efticieiit men than a
wee ilete uitiys tf yore. .A timle equppe'
NEW PROFESSOR ADDED
TO ENGINEERING FACULTY)
Oiae professor, two assistant profes-
sors, aiid two instructors have bent add-
ed to the trachiitg foce of the engineer-
iitg deparmen. One nore assistant
professor is to hr added as soon as Deaii
Cooley can secure the tant he is looking
for.
Prof. te Mirat will have charge of
'the workithel rtransmission of electrical
posweraid installatioti of elctric power
tilaits. Mr. Zoswski will dvote his time
to hyrailic titrbines. This line of sork
is pracically ae it the Unie'rsity of
Michigan.
John Htery Griffin it to be assistant
ini civil engineering; Fred C. Prcel,
instructor in mechanical engineriigaid
W. C. Titeomh, intrutor ii drawing.
In te literary departent, Prof.
Wiinkler tae nde an important acuiisi-
tioniniiDlr. IHollader, swhose seciaty
is Scaniauvsian literature,'His course
in moden Norwegian is the ist course
of is kiitt girenin i thir University for
maint5ysarslDr. Holantder receivei his
eary edt ion in Frtnfrt, Germnly.
Latei hr ook hie Phi.D.iegre' at Johns
Hiopkins uniersity.
Mbr '\Almger instrctor it German,
is lso anett5'outisyear.
SUMsMEIR SCH-OOL. ATTENDANCE
RECORD BROKEN THIlS YEAR
'lTe attendance of ,04 at the past
suiumer sessiont of he Unierity showe
ana increase oer tat of alt preiouis
ycars. It exceedied the number in attend-
aitce ini thir sunmmer of ioo6 ly thirty.
STir cngineering departeit shoedeithe
largest ittcrease, which was 07. Thi reg-
istrationt iteetasdiigidepartmeitswasi
s folows: Literary, 502;; eginerig,
338; law, 11i8; medical. tat The nmet-
intgs of te National Tachiirs' Associa-
tionteetl iniCaiforiia, as werhl as the
Jamestowit exposition. atractrid spiy
who swouihthIae lterwise attntdeid
simmtier schitol.
_Thte gratdiate school is becomiitg more
aitdtmore a feature of the smnmer wolrk.
Sixy-five seereiroledt this summer nit
ftrty-sev'eni iuritg' te t~o6 simmer ses'-
Try Krustie's home-ade~u caniies. 6si
East Wsiliamuastrret. 1-i8
Kollege Clothes for Kollgr Mn-
$10 1o $--o. Alenthle Clothier, aiti
street. f-
PIANOS FOR RENT-A nmerof
chtoice iem' Iiaos at Root's Music
'louse on easy ternms. Fretiing. tf
FRESHIMEN! Start rigt-bay
1"Purteld's" shos-thena you will always
tic in style andnoney ahead. i S
Maisret. 1-
'We pay you to comec down town for
1your aoraory supplis. Godya'a
1Drug .Store. -2
News freshnmun drntal oitfit and dental
engine for sale cheap. J. C. Watts, 33
East Liberty street. 1-3
Books
Why pay fll prices?
GET THE DISCOUNT
We allow 20 per cent discount
on Drafting Supphies.
h10 per cent discount on Draft'g
Instruments.
10 per cent discount on Univer-
sity Text-Hook.
We bougt a large stock of
Second-hand
Law Books
and will nll at underprices
Writing Paper by the Pound
20c 25 35e
Wahr's Speeid
Fountain Pen, $100.
Every one ts guaraneed
Matenuurdunoeeslyour headua rters
Wahr's
Book Stores .
Secontd-hanledbhuks tbogt a dsold
LYNDQN
719 NORTH UNIVERSITYAVE.
iiieADQIARTFRS OR
Kod&.k
Camera.,
aeaad
Photo
Supplies
4MSTICIR DEtVL~OPNG ANtD
PRtNTINGI A SPVCIAl.TY
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Oporting $ooo
121 EAS r LIBERTY STREET
GET STARTED RIGHT
And belame acqainted wth
thi inyyiirtcl ass-
JEWELRY STORE
Eerything i
Cllrge Pins Fhs, Jewelry Etc
We rgl nated them all
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205 Mats Si.
laetilienouIllf11111ato.
ER:t:ics' feesITi tii lbItlft
last nighl tin lie isorthiy oetfinlg but
1111 itlitiet condiieitniatioii. Illitile fi-si
plaethle cuistmatry teriotdeiurinig whlichi
itek of schiol. Foirely thtcywerec
evell imitetd to lie last thiree days of
rtishi of thiesecond FrI~iday nighti.
ill the secondilplace, thet college Y. St.
C'. 'I.is itecrforinigIa Highilytesicabilt'
fire or. i1tivrofvsterdtaewat in errror
ill regato Ithe cltits ini whiichPresidret
AnIigelliwestgeaidiatetd fromtiBrowvn uni-
iversitey. litellasti iietttber of thec class
of 'iti.
'Tice 11m1n sewhose tetink tue gonr
tstray is almost atsictcha it evithence, at
this season1, a'.them ain solicitiing ftir
It.-tiidtry'.
'Isiisiitt the "ctamhius ticket" gag is If you swant the baest fountain peta in
leainig'aIiiiittber of freshaitani poorer in thar city, go to Citehitag's, 336 Southa
titcket, hut richer in expaerieince. State streert., tf
It's ounly ek Short Step
,he Place
Where
Materials oJ
Qualiy
are'"Sold
In~ fact, Everythian for the Student.
Supplies of all klinds.
V. of M. Co-Wo P Store
rho store iwith the Bhze Front
!56001 Of fMIusic
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E be !tubentz' lecture asociation
Season 19071"'08
Premier Lecture Course of the VWest
SOUSA'S BAND Esmil J. Hirsch, D.D., LL.D.
John Temple Graves Dr. Win. J. Diawson (London)
Dr. Brander Matthews Leland T.1. Powers
- Hon. John Barrett Opic Read
- Gov. J. Frank Hanly (Ind.) Oratorical Contest
John Graham Brooks Open Numher
-See Prospectus" for dates and explanation of Open N nptir
S. L. A. Office, Main Corridor, University Hall.
Treasue's Hours, 4 to 6 daily, Saturday excepted.
-Etchets for ientire Course, ยข - s $.o
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