THE MICHIGAN DAILY. Fall Annloluncement.. The Largest and Most C ompletI ie of:.. WOOLENS an Ann Aror will e found at G. I. Wild & Co, 1(8 Past Washington St. Great pains have een taken is the selection of all sitings, troseriogs & verceatings for this season. G. H. WILD CO. 108 E. Wash. St. Latest Books $1.08 Each Th lgcForest, ByStewas~rt rwaC ~iise iti9 The Hleat of Rome, By P. MaronCiawstors Little Shepherd of Kingdom fS Come, By JhitFoxits Judith of the Plains, The Prud iti-rie Msig* Th PodPrince, ld inti lnt ly Mit hyit A Forest Hearth, By Charles Mtajii IColonelCarters Christmas, By F.. lleiiinso Si thit The Call of the Wild, I By Sac Leonion In Bael, By Ceorge Adsi I Meehan's ANNS ARBOR, DETROIT, 320 So. State St 160 Woodward Av. OHIO CENTRAL LINES DIRECT LINE TOLEDO TO COLUMBUS P-1-iCar, - a~lT-i- C. H. MAJOR & CO., ...Artistic Decorators... 203t E. asintoti . Ihu i23. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Eineedis seond-cliss iiitier at the Ann j Aribor lost Offhce. Publishiedldaily (Miondayecepied)deuing te ceillege year, by te Michigani iaily Boiard ai the 1Unisersiiy oi Miehigan. MANAGIINGi EDITOR: S. EMORY 'I1tiMA5I)N BSINESS MANAGIER: IROSCOF ICt H IJ5T1)N EDITORS: Athltiics. C-itiirERTIK. SWATON .Ales, - - - - - J. S.BALEY ASSOCIATES: CtliffordlSiteensiot, lRoy Peeiles, A. Al. Graver, liieiry 11.Eri A. C. funiii. A. If.IOriteye. hisepth YV -. r, Stoddard S. More. George W. Bieailte. I. WaierJayne. Editor Today-A. R. PEEBLES. Suicereipioneiii 1ollrstr eat, pisuohte in iaivaneIfselitiqissi iftcr Noe. 1. 1901, $2.50 Office Hoars:-1230 to :30 and 6:30 to 7:30 p. as. Daily. Address--ROSCOE S. HSTOR, Basiness lMan- Seer, 331 Packard Street. Telephoae, 461. CALENDAR. Nov. 3.-'05 Laws cs. '06 Metdics On I Nov. 4 -'01 Medics vs. '06 n Egiiieers, on Ferry Field, at 4:15 p. Nov. 4.--Tall: byNov. 4.- Talk hy Pint. Iteicuon ion:"Every- uman,'' in the 'eiiiitg. Nov. 5.-Fculty concert in Frice Memnorial Hail. Notv. (6.---Delbate, Alpiha Nii ss. Aidel- Nov. 6.-Song recital, hy David Bisp- hin, in Choral Cnion se- Nov. 7-0. S. U. vs. Michigan, at Fer- ry Ficld. Nov. 7- Morality Ilay -"Everyman" in Uivrsity Ilall, at S p. Nov. 7.-Itebate-,titeliter is. Jetfer- Nov. 6.-(lirls' hastethall masienelt- igiu Barur Gyro-i. at 4::15 p. in. IN MEMORIAM. (Continued lFrom lPage Oiie.) in altlt-e great issues wiihtihare fromtin ime to timse threatened t'e h~ighier professionial itdealts anl stai laetds. Iis tenet as aii educator he canie 5so iigetraly suit faeoeattly knowv tt when Itlereents ofthlit Ulniversity tecided to addt a depart-. nient of dtenitistrylte seasettnsitdereid lie- mostidesirahlt man lt tic en- trusted with soitmpiortstaint.an sutter- taking, anti at theireiret:tcall lie diet o iisacrifit-e iectiniary advan- tages ini Cininnaiilti, antl give aeton- suit-rattle pItionitto is ~otime- In lie eotablishimenttlottourtdentalideptart. menst.His hclief stas that wtith the facilit iiesitf a great tunise-rsity, such as wert hi-ri- avtatltlte ins sin tiictepeartiients,. atdental edutcation stas tpossibtle.,ltroader in eciaracter thtan coultilbe haiat aony 01tlhe pare ini tl~is ecountry, andl he wras williing lt mtake tli e trsoniilsacrifice teces- sary in realize thio much lti e desired ideal. Against the esit.idgmoent of *fON ***** ***..,Sa his frienlds he acceg ted the call, andf Your Entire eeds in came to Mihigan in the fall o1871., antI litgaitthe develplment othe* Dental Deptartmuntt the tunitersity La1,M dia*n itt Michigan tn standarids nmtch atovc 1F1 those whch wallthUllinforcetf otiher schiols. This ieta at tonTT stantly l n his minit, andt as tther schoo-ls ame t'o tthe st-ndrds itofI this P-iiversity le avoctedantt tdf TetBos stiftlid i ictiig t h ttietI- autheorities,nmaterial avaices: TxtB in the lreatoft its etrrictltitisitd New and Second-Hand. length of time requiiredl to ito degreeoc n 1 t11p untili the lastgetat aivantc ete ich* Drfting AstrO ul n have lie Ot-ntalIDeatmeni t fte JILI IIrII1ISau Ulniversity if Miehigan te rt-tditff EgneigSpls it t l at edu catitn tn o n. * A p e c a lt y . Dr. Taft: was a man itt litsitise cnHfvcinbtwswligt ietinay 2 ~ t others wh-n it eroieneceessay Th Right Pie Alwas. to- secure' harmotny itt aminiestton. Ile hail large- pamsttr theideseleept- men oftheDenalDe-testment, saet : Secod-Hand Books lie- couldt nel izet hisholiiis; bu " Bought ad Sold at hre toots advantage ofetvcery ipttttltn * 1vy tinretase ntroty is ssndarits hutt its teaching faeilities Though, his setc tltlilne.5s tete-partmet 0 iii*Z JW A HIR' Ibaisin existe-ite; suet by his seiimR' 15107 twithithe tate- Petit ICetyotn LI BOOK STORES, tental dptartment asaltiatle otitltl:U ON DW ON tigical museum was eemede.-T hi- O ONfOOO OO~O mtuseum lhas een recentlty atgmnetledi bty gits rotmi"lr. Winl. MitthltofO' It ii O OfN1 Lotnedon, Englaniso stthat it is litwte a ptrobalyte etilesctin itits itidI IIi11rsity B1o001( t leotnid in aityedental shooitlSiThe UjdIIUIIJ IJVll failitiescfotteatchint~e t ehia LAW DEPARTMENT 9 subjects hatt'alitoitten grjty Zi meinteid. tist tieforechisidahDrFIRST YEAR a t ecb ildet iing I t s-is1 abiio A.... t i t it l........... it new liii usintuit I Lw.. 3a t s ithttedertient s ulyeup fgir aso aerui is. .00 As a s n'cisite forits grem tesiimti ttt w e I, 5t .tt 5 ce is nM r highest bintfecrioai ttitt a en s ItOin olnIs...3 :(Setle-IonTie rttrs - - -_. itO niksisuchliattaimiments as someotheri le-n iutiste tts on 'hrts - l. 2lt tien iiinthi'troess .ii io t-eitettiin SECOND EAR. tuth ie t eili vey tecnical smn t sinne it~ t itt't i-gnirritititiettm s4.ot 11"n.tiei aidvamnce, amntt by tteumselI andsym- iir9itntt Laws 2. Pl e ad iiss- 50i slty cnti lated mantiy mitimito i-tirs tt r i' rede Iiiti --- 4 51 - 1 i1ttt'tc tue 1,-ti I 'tuiit 'lue "50i fotwanr e-ce-lare-lits foite li ta t-i i ~f ttice? , iett . Sit - io m-t t itt S-cuite tiad mniil l c i ti le' iie S tttt iiit- t i 'i.s i- i urstt20 whc fitite d itmt-it tin lii uctetiwrkt.but ® btittnitttis - it, t r s, Shut St -utesgiute iiiit * THIRD YEAR. 4 is thte teathtbioiCDr. Tfilt t' I ii i tutl"1Ysimobutte t tutinlttttut I imgis icbtmi letc rets, ielede bIy tll iteittue .h i ee uet Cae-u bs cstutdemnts,ami et ofe iCits ittost te' ilite 'si,, t t sotetd cesvatis whit by is stl-iac * itt r,:,1le tif ut e ng labolutese es c- ilto ehlin iii * tsi.o0 i ttettit Int lating rt- eit'tstei 1 ontttinbiteute t s t0 In his tdeit te Seutit' eastlist a bittlu-e tuteteconteiti y *.... mwh i-i' tis lieytseettt't s i ttitatsht tyo ie ndiigtudelioit ii C . BAR'T'lEI.,, nchaiactettr, bhicIindly maneruat his it twite sy-mpaesitchaswonstmi hnis all LawandAimiti it ieithts 'StsNewid whowee os coslyasocatd it :325. tate St. Secnd Floor* hint genuine affecttin. O®O.*..*...*..e......... (ContinuudtFrominagesOtet(i.)I _______________________ tldt tiCtle early life'ofitheibsocetyi . Proftessore Alleni a lsopoe.lti'.e teimi- ottSCitoyti ilihasisedithle fact lit tti'eenginee'tr Yuoei oyu tact- mor utr-Itbit'cbt'eakig lt ottan face to hsC Williamsip' 1 ally otiler brtttti-cslmaiti-n eip.theii hvigSik Isyrt, asmut ii'he nginei-erimu1Soitiy Sal' tik rglees him iceonly ucanne i-,sle' in nitollege, to gaini experiencein pubtiitlic specaking. THE[ STUDENTS' [[ECTURE ASSOCIATION ANNOUJNCES IPREi8. NORTHROP Of M rINNESOTA UNVERSITY -- ON SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMrB[R 14, 1903 jSubject: "KING LEAR")j I I DI7AFIlM. .5IABOLT, M~anager WEDNESDAY, NO V. 4. The Dramatic amid Society Evemnt of the Season., Engagetment of the Emntenit Artiste ROSE mCOQ HLAN IN The Gireatest Ihinlg in the World Dy (larriet Ford and Betatirice de Mille. A play of Ncw York Society Life oft(hi. Present. Prices 25, 50, Z5,_$1.00, $1.50. Seat Sale Now Open. Thursdayj and Sat- Iaudeville atinee Saturday urday, Nov.S andyVULYI'. By Artists of Ability. Psrices: ISc, 23c, 35c, 30c. Ong Sale at Stofflet's 1 N b4 .. - . .. _ A: " AL _A JA AIA AL lA.JA.J AL AL HENR ~ ~709NORTH