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SAURDl AY JANUARY i8, iofi.
NIlCilTilAN AiNlCiAPIrON.
.51 ciigmn's secontitmllttniOs ictory
in tile triaglar Central Decating leagii
is itittcl icause fcr the Most hearty cni-
gratuiinito tic mcii ott the toc
tinto teiveiiirsity for swhoe sc
tess tey htse saored ong aiitlfaith-
fulyianditorofessrs'rteblood ad
itslslisirttohmmtcl of their effect-
tvlles is ue. It is a reiarkable cc-
otd tit Jliciiigmiitlits ent utle to set
up in te lue of puilic speakiig atti
ontfwicties-ry Mihigan an cat
hei jutstytproud.Tht'lere is ni school in
the landtasithicsthse has had con-
tssths imea.sirsie has not taken
ior tihaitni a mjoitiy of contests, and
ini soeticacts i tilmost e-ry one. bst
tigtut'sresila tsake ter swiner over
\lor tter i fiv ie out iofieight tde-
ht anidtio11111Chicagos in eight out of
elevtntittei spetkitg is perhaps the
mottiiettly racticl 'lie of iter-
clgitneirialry; and it it plaigts
nte thatithe iii chliagn style of poblitc
spakingc isioifte most practical situ
itafltN le. (Outr iethave talways e-
ce-li.di, lnoi ii the strea-eagle style of
soi old-hte ticators but iii the direct
ittsittss-ike say of sltting facts which
is equl~tly aliuable in eery salk of
lift int w-hictinfiiinciieitr orne's fel-
liws-is sutgt. ''here is prap o
lilt cause tat whlichi this success cciiaor
het atribuited. I puiiilic aieaking as ii
ottter le, .licligatm has liiig ticen for-
tuttateinithtie caier of the ran' materil
sh altts to sork siwit;sie has een
dotublyafortnmate iliit ossession of such 1

yi tmaser traiier as Profsor Triebloodii
anti ier iteas has-caswaystemn actiatei
iy le sirit of do or te for Micigin.
All homr to the iiecn stlit again carrisd
the :Matiz and Bloc to desraed ictory
is tie contests of last ight!1
Jisiec demands that a word le sal
for tie oppoineits who met Michigan in
Uniiversty al. They fought a good
fight. aitil u-ile going down in defeat,
deserve note the lest a high credit for
their acieementii. Ii akes io les
praiseworiiy qaities to le a good loser
on thecortiithlan i les on the fild,
anilthetienit-tws-io retrsentei Nri-
wresiern tposess tese dutlitis. The
het of good feeling sas appreiite-
tween the two teams, anti the mciifriiim
FEatatn crry hack witithilen todtay
thec highest regard of te Msichigan mnt
wil tihto they catie itotcoitac.
'Te office "dvil" suggests :"Illhearu
tihe judige satg Northwteseri's Sant-
sonig?" 'Twoutldte a nice ote, wottulnit
it ?
It's "tswenty-thirec" fcr se-eity me-
ters of the aseior lierry class, as shwit
by le age statistics.
I is iow te ILitle Eight" itesialof
hr "Big Nine. Amdunly- yesteray
na pui twos oter. Say!
M. C. MAKES CHIANGES
IN 'IME SCIIEDI'tlE
tiiinearbyt owats art-to be affectei by
ith nwMichigaim Cettral sceiule
whichi goes into effec Sntday, Ja.t.i.
'Te so-calleil"paper trit," sahicl eases
D~etroit at t :3 a. ii. tand arrives hee
at 2 24. still e dilicoutilttucil
Thelu Bay Sate Limited sall also le
iiscioni ttiud. 'h'is traini iasses iritg
AmAti .ror at 9:30 a.mi. mtt1 uas liii
sit aoutitn-ao tnits ago ito relive te
traitin whichn preceded i at 13:t8.
Decrase iitraelitg is iic oly- ra-
suit giaent by the local agett for the
change ini schedusle.
SENIOR tZITS HLD1tDA.~NCEf
IN lBARBOURt' GYM TO)NIGIHTI
'fur senior li dntce at Barbour gym-'
tasiumti this eetitg promises to pros-c
a success. This is the first socil evantt
the class has heli this year A large
tactnher hare signified their ittenin
tf ttendinig. Att attractive irogramt of
atters a beenitarrutigediby Fischer's
Gruanger orchestra.swhict sall furist
itie nmusic.
ACT As eisrono,?s aatiute 1;
The fresh lit class edeaored toi gie
ia dantce iniarbour gymnansiumroX'enes-
iay es-ciing. to swict the tn of thet
class swere Io escort Ie yuntg ladies.
Tue result wsa a failirie. A committee
of scpttotmires recidat i the foot of
iletir'santd itaie sciciat imnprve-
ttent itheol cietes of te tiale guests
as circumtanaces setdtilo udetadi.
Tlhe Uniersii- of Neraska uill hae
a anitmlr school ii agrictltre to begn
this year.

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fI~usic ana Mrama
rt- rr'"rROasnaYS.
Richurd Brititley Sheridan's comedy,
"The it-als," stittllie the sill at the
Newa Whitnucy theater. Annm Arbor, ott
Moniday,. Jana. 2o, andi still lie presentedj
bty Joseph Jefferson attil Xiliam WV.
J effersont. 'There is Itotieeid to go itou
dletails as toi the capabtilities of the altos-c
samra. Theycavmte sectvedl their apptrrn-
ticeshiptitntder the tutelage of their
fattier, the bieltivs-tl"dean of the pira-
fessioit," the late -Mr. Joseph Jeffersaon,
whuichtticails that itey are storthty andi
legitimatce successort anidithe ctaable
heirs if thle Jeffersoantmt fatte. Josephl
will lie Sir Lucius O'rigger, Willianm
NV. uill play Itoh Acres. 'h~e oilier
artists in the casi of dlistiiigiiished cite-
btrities arc Thieoidore 1Hatniltomn, Leoipoldi
Lanue, Richatrid Lylc'.RogerEtirtihuatn,
Blantchi'eteder, Robierta itrennuan tatu
Loreitta XXells.
Pruof. WXilliamn How-latntiasithit chorus
chir twiill rendcer s itnumber's5 aitthur
prite sc-vct itsniithicPresbuyteriantuchurch
Sutmduay eveninig. 'Tbh-followainig prc-
gratmt silllie gisvei:
i. firgani. Allegrot itoderato (troni So-
ata Pontificale-)-... .Zemnisaeums
2. Chotens. ( Ciotte Redeeriter ofi Maui-
kindit . .. ... .. .. ... .. . est
3~. Anthem.m Jserusulsemi(tromithis Gal-
hia) .- ... .. ... .. ... .. Gomu utu
.hiss Chmcistoiphuer iautiChortis.
.I Biass Sole. Glomy to IHeaven'a Eter-
mmiiiKingi..........Meer-ltutii
WXilliamilIlowlamiids, w itahioli
ititigatoiby Saimuel Locikwo-odit.
5. Chutruis. aviotuurXXWhenu Nigiit In-
voset Skes .....:l'emiuelssolun
6i. Offertory. 1' stt tie......- Guilmianit
i. Xiiliu Stilts.I -iguhti - - -Rousseati
S. Athiamit -Nazarsethu-a....iGtuuuc
Silt. IHouwlamudtasmithorlens.
o). O~rgani. Finmale (ftium 5th Sonatai)
1-.5 tiN'rta.s 1,0xi SIts- s-ts.
Owuthiouaum tsudetnmts tat-c signedi
te putitiumi tor prothibitiiun. As theconim-
stitutionaml cutmestiintasill nmtac Ot oli
tlhi'bilt far several dhay-s, mm itcrease ini
time mtiummer ittminamurs is expected.
OsMct.Auitt stctc '1uilODA.
The tOmmega Phi literary aoitcyn-ill
tue eimtertainced iodamy at 3 p. Itt. at time
hmte ott DeuaiJoranitm. Prof. Scott nill
give thi sotcietiyanminiformual alta.
I' L hET'-'-o fihe-roommns ;tot anit
coil ster, sieani heati; for ine a.
tatoi. 320 S. Divisions St.. 8o-86a
Four boys caim get titl nie' roomms
aery cheap at 615~ Chutrch Si. 79-82



ABRAHAM
LINCOLN'S
Centennial
' OUR LINCOLN OFFER
We hiaie a-iitedl numhber of
nets of thn comlpete writings of
_ Abraham Liacoln. Thn hooks tire
attractisely bound anid pottip ini
nine solumes. Our price for the
entire set (incliuding the subscrip-
tioni to Current titeratuire for omne
year. caued at $3t.00) is $3.0tar
the cloth biunding, and $3.0o for the
leather bihndihg. These sehs are on
Sexhiition at either mtofsir sittes.
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Law and Medical
Books
Treves Atnatonmy, N\ess
Edition, (just rtceisved.)I
Stimason's IFractures anhd
Dislocations, Nesw Edit-
ion. Morris Anotomy,
3rd Ed. half leather,
$2.50, h a It itmoroccit
$3.00.
These are new books and only
a few left.
Carla or exchuaitge yonr Lasy,
Medical aind Dental Books.
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Lags collection of ordiniary
adteottly collectic n of fine
Mihigan Pins
FS AND SPOONS
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Mihianard rat. Stitues.
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Portrait frames at Foster's.

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Fill-!REN'T CII l 'A--ttiusestubitof
rooms uuin n denthuseiat, ot-hialf
tumik frosm State streei. Exephtiunally-
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- uiG1MnCAEDR~
UN J Ff. NoLCO=OlP U1RPE

flusic
Every day one hears
people say "If I were in
college again, I would do
more irs the line of cul-
ture. I would learn some-
thing about music so0as So
appreciate good is u s i c
when I hsear it."
Students of today cer-
tainly have splendid facil-
ities for such study.
Courstes in all branches
of music are given by the
heat prepared instructors,
at very reasonable rates
at the
University School of Music
lilamlard Street

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Che !5tuaehntsr lecture 1ssociatioll
Season of 1907-8

Joli n Temple Graves
Dr. Brander Msattbiew's
Leland TI. Powers
Opie Read
Oratorical Contest
- Open Number
The open number will probably be filled by
lion. Win. i. Taft

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TICKETS FOR COURSE INCLUDING RESERVATION RE-
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