THE MICHIGAN DAYLt G. I. Wild Company Our Spring 19o8 line of fine Imported and Domestic I W'OOLENS I Is now ready. It includes all the latest Novelties, Shades and Up-to-IDate Patterns in Moose Brown, Caribou Tan, Leather Shade, GIrays and Fancy Blues. Your patronage respectfully solicited. G. Hf. Wild Comlparny 311 South State Street OLt r First Shipment of 'Mcpisto (the uiew gamse craze) was quickly sold and wc hasve just rcecised a second aund larger (Me. Yon'11 find Mephisto he hbest gamne for outdoors ti-d indoors too that youl've (.cv eseen. PRftICECS 75C9 $1.009 $1.50 Per Set AT SheeC:h ani & C o. Student Bookstores I THE~ MICIGAN DAILY. Mlanaging lEditr--ACHE F. RTCIE Business Manager-C. E. WISEAD. EDITOS News,.... .....Hiram S. Cody Athletics................Lee A White Exchange.....H. John Wambold' Music autd Drama. .. c.Ro D. Welch Women's Editor. ...Louise Van Voorhis EDITORIAL STAF J. W MCandlenn Elmer C. Adams Russell McFarland NIGT EDITORS George IH. Hobart Leonard C. Reid Chauncey Boucher B. G. R. Williams Raymond Vischer RPORTERS M. B. McHugh J. H. Prescott A. L. Mainline Robert Mountier Lowell J. Carr Donald L. Kinney Walter K. Towers Louis Kraft Lewis 'T. Kniskern Robert Moreland Paul Greer Samuel H. Morris Otto 'Engel Fred . Gooding Th'eron P. Cooper BUSINESS STAFF John F. Wurz Carl H. Adam Harold P. Gould Address: MCHIGANi DAILY, Press Bldg., Maynard Street. Manager's Hours : 1- p. i., 7-8 p. m. daily, except Sunday. Both phones 96" Theileintratitoni at the Sar thea re lasitight is, to say le least to ble dleiplylegreited. Scti a occurrence cultie i Ivo e. As ani almist anie sal rule it 1may1 be sidltthat i resort to iollnilce ii such a trdicaenasoi ier stiiiieits fouiiniteiiselvs ciyester day) 1111y asggates lhe aleadytooils beiem loytedit iis aliioist certdi tiat a1111oreisaisfaictir coclllsin idd11) ihiv 11een1rieicild. 1-oevr e c1an1 not pa~ss1111isat hasteiss 1111tillsalt oftheills i au ioites -oadthle stillents. It woul111diundoubiltedily he1unfito sayi lltthai this de sattite f all t111101y ofi- cid itiis .a111t111r1of etiiiliissre- ini many o te-coillege tonls, it 5is1mea- ger jusice titis gileli le uiifortnelii stdessi iwhoiifalls itoiathe haitids osithle him. Al11 c.uisuilciizenls. shetiher osithIis ciy oc any oter, 111111, illthe name at Jurstic, resetl thisatitde. Howsever 'is iiay le, i les biii litle towsari setling ii' touiblue, ht it idoes presntl a set that cannotible ioverluooske. Iicntil111le idioibtle Iladsoiiii'bsate is to hle aittachiiditolite managetmentsii si t ie tieare. 'The suenuts hadto all 1111peariices, exressel iisaptrosatlon Salulurday igi iltan haut dropedilthe mattler. Yesterday the manliager is cc- portcedl to lae sad that lie didielnot sant studientiltraie. This expressioti ciilil lit help biiit.arouise a siriit tgaitst hi. Iiwsiaii iedttn uotutnat' tinig to sa.-y. Aitheasre is a public place anducannituttihle chsed1 to aly class for such 1rejuiiltie asns ill ae lovi toi exist. If such swere le swises of itie mnagemtini regard 10 the pat- rounaige isanteul. it taity-throsw some f1- tle light 'iiiwshyosichtextraordinary frce ills sei i expelling the person reporedtois'hatve iistreithe ousea fesi ights a"is \'ic bsilv tt he iiIlisccirrince of last niiti is thie ieseeiidcnce that could iisssibly i. pioducedutoiiprloe that some ciion shiiiild is akien toiproect t' righls f the siiieits. I is a fact that icannt be denu iiea. iiases ile thai ofSiturdainii ht" iithe odaiistre agaitst studentsis f any ciistiutd atihority ori orizatleliott ail beei ready to bach any cla111115that might liaive een avsalc- ed y tieiniiduthal sshoeseijuty sas theustatin hgpoint.If this ideplurtble evnt aiitll sit the tite r acurreces could liebenpesveitedu. Is Iis nict a prop- ositioniithat siill warratithetithogltul tiiis eriouls ciiisidieraitin ot the St Ientl C'oiuncil? ltfilSccs i-ill-1'RI I cICKE. 'heLc- i isiirccquess Ithat lembilers coeslllwit-ihitheir tickes, tindilsigi the ills miembelurshiiiubiiiikabefire theIswet- ix-firstioithe miiinith. 'T'he- iotice has liteliruninhig ilt the paer ot-soue tim iiibu ills-resonliseits biei tatdy. fit- tske is ti simtple-sit, reiuring solenlylie iicvsec-irkeilsteteitfroti liten tw is csti'ltsses. I is for purposes it rect-sri, tiiiloitready, -. en-ieti slc-utiicausti iii ndshosud111heli-loikeilto IAIIA WINS INT RNESHIII AIT Rltttltl( ISlAND ltSlIttAt. Chals1s.II - isiuy. -i utilber ilte seniorimiecictl clss. ha s firiiihled its ixml f the hiighsainidardi of Micih- ia'me itlciuse. s I t sccssuly iasse iieuximitiiniofthe iicRhode Islandltgcneralit hosplitlgietin1Plrov- idece lst wis ndrceliiltied te of the six ilte rie sipts (Competig aaist hli s et-ssvenithler ell rep- resening ine c slegs ive.coithIlese' l~'cfo ie Jlins 111111ils Scocol sis 1111111arvardissur1f1111 al iandt 1ae lutSrc,1litJcffesot tiic iii 'flu. Te hospssitl5is mune f te 1-rg'est iniNesw I' islassliiiilis eat- isatisis.1siiiion ae smogtieitmost dificuilt to pass 1r 1 Ic Isde is hscsisoin tg i the diprIctica sitets i 'illnosill" success- fully ei-i-c-iscs- gisencim.11111 1hecrepi- sehtt ie is tisischolliss faid ptrtl ini tiriimiithoss of sithilysicl ialgosis. 'Ile iermi iftsetvc- iitheifimita-iy lasts isis'yecais \iisother Milcuigitstan, Ired ligeloic Iipssid thu cxa-inatio, list syeai iand is sevig" there it presett. Baitlesy s " i s iracuateXof Woosci Col- legs' --iilasi licilii ofstheIigmua Chi fiaterid y ilseIIcis Iaiiieiiber f Pofes- sill Pteirisill'sstilt iii sl beienctssers- ingcti is intreinte UivseIsty o- FUh'ND-It Fis tin Pen.i cODiwter cati obtinisanetu is-cllinti-iDa'ils of- 7ICHIGENl)A CAST WILL BANQUET AT CLUBHOUSE. Invsittiots av-c beettistelto over a tihttireilosithise who took part it .icligetd, fira iblautttiible held t te Union clbhouse tonight. Songs, stories and reminiscences, es- pecially those of the chorus girls, will form the greaer part of the program. 'The baquet will be sometehing in the nature of a reward for the hard uorb dotie by the principals cast at-d com- millees.- SOPHOMORE GIRLS GIVE ST. PATRICK'S IUNCBEiON. 'The sophomore girls uwill celerate St. Patirick's day at Barbour gymnasiu by a biiffet lunchiotn. Patners will be choseni by lit. The lnheoi proper siill le over in te for those who has-c sone o'clock classes, -wheile tose alliscii remiaitn will sdace in the lpar- lirs Somnc hbsitess matters of the class isill lbe hriitgttbefore the girls. Thetcsicad comnmsittee hasing te affair ini cliargcoinsiss of te follosiigmen- es: ls ciBettdy Luc, chairnan, Alicent HoltI-Hope Conklin, Mary Dff,I Ma~rgart Steglich, Asa Jones, Viiaat BHand S-lly ClarksoinIna hieir attd LouseMske. StENIOR hAND FRESHMAN GIRLS M 'i I IN INIDOR BASEIAL. Theindoolsr laseball tesnssitthe sem- ir anidhfrcshmtati girls will play this -eveninug at 7 o'clock. A close gamie is cexpectcd. The lue-sp is as follows:s Seniotrs Freshment. Jacoilt(Ca111)- It- --........Croe I Str..- ....c - It..eit (Cpt.) Carer- t-. ....1 ....Cllitsut Ruulilma- - sli-.zb .....Seest Sutrk....... -. 31.) -.. Edtister Ilesit --..... rs -.....Htrley Bridgmtan.i.... s- --.......Fox Fitch- --......rf - It.....age H-endierson. ... - If -..... an ihls Referee. Perit. t'iipire IHartshotrn. 'thle gmtte isill le close.tush all cl- cge iwomtieni tre ititesd. MicClUIRE LECTURES TO B G:l SCBHODO. (N "TIX." .he. (Gillert .lcCirg etterttied a ltarge audieniceeailtiight i teIight Schl ud.5sitoriumttiios-hilii lustraedl tlk suit"''Texas." Mr. McCltrg camte heeundiier ite aspsices of the Anntu Ar- bor Iboatru of edulcttiot to gisethle se- tunhdinumer ot her series of "rael tlkts. T'ihekr gusetageeral oulnes f 'hexats' saniest history, atshis life undiuer six sdifferett goertutetts. Ster- suohuiconutviews-wsere usest to porray the hitric spots cut the "Lone Star stae." The thirdl of the "trasel-talks" wil hube girent Friday eening by Professor Carlitrt. 'Tis talk will be baseutout his travsels its Africa. Te fourtt le- ture will le o"Italy" hby-Prtessor IHobbts. P'uiAsseUCos AW.DUt tcetAL.sts 'fle follossing uten of the Plaiutuic re- lay- eatm hasecbtentaatreiteirnuttmn- erals : Ben Settutur. Remy Stoffel, George B. Fitik, Charles A. Berns atd Baum I. Meloche, mnaager. ~Globe VWernkcke Book Cases The kind that grows with your library- that w ill fit practically any space--that can be moved, one unit at a time, by one person without disturbing the books-that is practical, artistic, and the only perfect sectional book case made. Fitted with non-bind- ing roller-hearing doors; base units furnished with or with- out drawers; and all made in a variety of woods and finishes adapted to any surroundings. Call and see thenm or send for catalog In6 with interior views showing arrangement in li- brary, parlor, etc. Price per section $2.50 and up. WAHR' S University Bookstore- G. L OARIN[ELt Law and Medical Bokseller IMPORTANT LAW AND MEDICAL BOOK Digby'sahitstory of thaut ofs Real Poperty - -- $30t0 ])an HutehissE dton of WiltiausaRSeal Propert - $300 Frui'tlifRsty 100 Itstop s Brticuuls ad Foms CrimminaAtions - -- $600 rtsho' rmnlrcdr,$1200 ttuynoud's ThetuuY ioif idence, $2 00 steptmen'sDtgest ufviec,e $4.00 Me -cleq's Eidence,- - $.5 Mash alt s 'srpuotus - $6.00 Tomtpi's Summary oit uhc .aw ft'iorprattos, - - $2.50 Welsmall's Art tueCrosus $25 Esxaminiattio, - - $20 tiriisc,'s. Atbbtti Fuurmiss - $6.00 tat's t'iuadttmis, IPratiett''amd Foisrtivos.. - - $1.00 Wisio 's~se Firmis, 1 cls..$1200 MEDICAL BOOKS Haes tratteat 'rhe',autoiis, $4.00 ticehiamt's upirittrt' Srery. $600 Eisemurath's Sgialigisis $6.50 tiatel'i tost-yhuortem $,0 Patologty, - - - 50 iutiuta-i c ltrnesn Atlanaus 'TeuxtltBooksof Aatmy 3nvols.. $18.00 Crossen's Ditseases f VWomemni- $6.00 cailte'isr~tuierettai Iiaglusis and Treatmemnt, - - - $6.50 Itali's Spcissi Mdical - $6.50 Ota-ittiss - - - Goltls tigraphi iniuts. $50 trusts..- tDictionsaies, oiles' tc. C. E. BARTHEILL Law and Medical Baosealler Tel 761. 326 S. Sate St. [YEGL6 ASSE[S Eym sasies hate eloesuchistia neeisaryanuisamnce'witsstudemnts f lae tat teycwill weome so ye- glass ttat givies commfr amidserocete. Htace yurop tittel wor done t o ARNOLD'S ad the will fim'yui sue- fortabY amd guaratee ruslts. shunt~ Rlepars Luses Grond. EMIL Hi. ARNOLD optcltecaisestt wis WM. ARNOLD, jeweler 20 Soh Man Street 5'. A. G. TAC ___S PAL DI N G IADI MARK 6~ & BROS. The Largest Manutacturers in the World of Official Athletic Soupplies Iase Ball. Foot Ball, Golf, Lawn Tennis, Basket Ball, Hockey Otficial lIplements tur Trachkad Field Spants Uaiforass tor alt Sports. Spaldine's Hadsomsely Illrated caalouearot all spurts couainhssso- mereousasuggestios.lead tue m.-It's fleer. A. G. SPALDING A BROS. New York, Chcago, St. luu, Sanacstou :!Minneapolis,lDenverBuStoaa.Syrcusse,PFtts- tusrg, Philadepiai, Bostun, CiactnnasttBalit- mosre.,sWashigona Kansas City, Cleveland, New Orleans, Detrait, Mumtreal.,dCanada. SHIRTS For 69c Co-Op Store MAY FESTIVAL P'lta Conetsa May 13-14-15-16 THE THOMAS ORCHEISTRA Fmrederck A. Slosh, Conuorl CHORAL UNION (300 VOICes) Alliert A. Stanley, Conduetur P,-Iraipw..l Choral Worka 'Ceatiumn" - Hlaydns "Faust"' - Gaoil nod Mrs. Coinimne Rtide'r-Kelsey Thursday and Saturday Evenings home. Ernestine Schuman-Hleink, Countraldt Wed. ad Fri. Evenings Miss Janet Spincer, Cotralto Fri. Afternuon anidSat. Evenimig lie. Edward Johson, Teaor Thur., Fri. and Sat. Esenimngs Mr. Claude Cusnatigham, Baritone Satarday Eseaing Mr. Earle uG.mKluee., Baritone Satarday Eveaing Mr. Herbert Wtherspooa Bass Thuscay and Saturday Eventngs Mr. L. Or Maca, French Burn Friday Afternoon Mr . ewemWednesday Esening -Season Ticksets (unreserved) $3. ,Se'asuan'ricets (rese-red) $4, $5, $6 'or Sate at, Scshool of Musilc Oratorical Contest, March 20 S1igle Adnmissiotn "" 25C Brander Matthews, April 6 Sizrigi. Admissi&on - - 50c Gov. John A. Johnson, April 30 Single Adrmission - 500 RESERVED SEAT TICKETS for these three attractions $1.00 Tickets must be secured between 5 and 6i P. M., Wednesday, Thursday or Friday, or between 7 and 8 P. M. Friday of this week at Box Office, University Hall. PLENTY OF GOOD SEATS LEFT Cbe $tubents' ~lecture Issoct atton 121 Washington E. The Randall Studio, Ranal ak, Props. Phone 598