THE MICHIGAN DAILY.
Fall
Aullolucelnent..
The Largest and Most
Complete Line of,
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in Ann Arbor will be found
at C. ft. Wild & Co's, 108
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the selection of all suitings,
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for this season.
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04 . v.MartinjDRETR
THE MICIG% AN DAILY time is spent nmore in study. The fol-
_ _ lowing gives a few of Michigan's 1pasf
Entered as second -class metter at the Ann athletes who have gained a measure
ArbottYost Office. of prominence. None of these gentle-
Published daily (Mnday exeeptedt during the men are as distinguishsed, nor perhaps
eollege year, hy the Michigau Bully Beard as well known as when they played
at the Uiversity of Miehigas. _ on the "eleven," hut all are wvell-to-do,
MANAOING EDITOR: siseful citizens.
S. EMORIY TiilMASN *Win. J. Olcoft, halfhack of '84, rept-
BUSINESS MANAGER: resenting the Rockefeller inferests ini
ROSBCtOE0. IRUSTON Duluth; he is an engineer. James
McNaughton, halfhack of '81), is work-
EDITORS: ing for Rockefeller iiilerests, also in
ANes. - - - Joesi.SW AivEYs
ASSOC.ABES:T D~hfinancial cdiitor cof the Chieago;
Cliffo'rd Stevenson, Rey Peehles, Record-Heraldl, Lincoln McMillao,
A. M. Graeer, hiesry P. Erwin ptlayed end in 'h8. Three years bteftore
A. C. Psund. A. 13. Ortmeyer. F'rank Bumps, now assist ant ltrtseeol-
Joseph Y. Kerr. Stoddard S. More. ing attorney of Cayne County, Mich,,
George W. Bieadle. I. Waite Jayse. "niade the loam." One of the fastest
Beto. A. Osbotrn. Harold C. Smith. heavyweights who ever played fur
Editor Today-I. W. JAYN E. Miehigan, Harry Killilea, center soil
_____________________________guard in 1885, is an attorney in Mii-
Subtsciptioo Dtollasetre per. payattleisn W 'omiehga
advane. Jf delinqutd after Nov. 1. 19o3,$2.50T wo foothall pilayers fro.Mcia
.have made their "hule" in ihe Klto-
Office Hours:--12:30 to 1:30 and 6:30 tn 7:30 dikse. TIhey are Gustave H. Ftirterl.,
p. am. Daily. hsalfhack of '97, andiG. R. F. Villa, ai
Address-ROSCOE B. HUSTOW, Instaess Man- taeckle in '95. Jamces E. Dutffy, ftormer
ager, 331 Packard Street. city attorney of B~ay City, antiJtihn
Telepone, 461. tyffy, plrosectingocatorney of Wash-
itinaw Couniity, were two of iht'mtost.
C41 rofamnotus drolp kickers in the contry.
One o.f Ann Arbor's fttrema:stcitizens,
aleailing ptolitician otf Washtenaw
CALENDAR. Couty, is Horace G. Prttymni; lit
_______wes captiaiin if the 1885 team. It fott-
hail Mr. Preettyman foutghtt for a game
Nov. 6.-Dehate, Alpha No vs. Adel- free from sltugging anti all dlirt y play-
phi. ing. In Ipolitics he htas ftttght for tt'
Nov. 6.-Song recital, by David Bisp- seine sont of a clean game.
ham, in Choral Union se-
ries.
Nov. 6.-Girls' haskethall mass meet. H EATN EM
ing in Harbour Cym. at TEDBTN EM
4:15 p. m. Tonight andlItitorrow nigit lie ma-
Nov. 7.-0. S. U. vs. Michigan. at Fur- terial fttrlt'e Minisotoa dotating
ry Field. team will he again siftetd by the inter-
Nov. 7.-Morality play- "Everyman" stteietyideltaters. These ocetur is rottim
in University Hall, at S p. B if the Law Btiiliniig. 'fTnightlIte
m. Allellihi leant, ettnSistiitg tf Malettlmt
Nov. 7.-Dehate, Webster vs. Jeffer- 14ltihrutan antlBuell, intltue Alphta
sonian. Niti team of Perry, Andrews aitt
Ntov. 12. --Drttmlic recital oifGetorge Simnis. 'The Alptha Nit have thi' allir-
EIiol's "Silas Marner" hy matiive.
Trutelooud al the Melto- Salturtday night. in thte saitet'rtttom
ilisi ('hurelt.thetwoIvslast soieties meet. T'fl' 8 'l
Nov. 14.-S. L. A. Couirse. Lectuire st-r is comtptosed of Rippell, lGeilittd
by Pros. Northropl on Htinltis;isoeJefft'rsoniiant of Se'ntit
"King Lear." Blills and Betrkt'y.
*Your Entire Needs in
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Yr all University
i Text-Books. i
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Z Drafting Instrumients and
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int whtichsohsettompltains that: social
aist oter evenssof pariclatr iitei'-
esl toite wotme'iofttfhit'Un~ivetrsity
are poorly andtitlent incttrrtetly re-
poirted. Thte Daily realizes the jtis
lice of the ectntplaint, bttintter the
piresetlsystent thisrtondliitiitnitt at-
fairs wottldt stemin ~evitabtle. The
oitly mi'thottd of reimetying this dtfeet,
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otlporttunity is taten lii anounie that
tw't wtome'ietdittirs xill tie adtdedto t
lie edlittirial buoarud at an early late.
All wisitingIt t topte fttr thest' po-
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ATHLETES MAKE SUCCESSFUL
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'he nuere itavt'all ltt'en wutuitt
Itartd, aitln ttiuctgt'ittral intercst:is
manife'ste't,iimtre in fatthlait e'er
betort'. Fromn lit'sent inica't ittns
tlt.resol lbe agtodt-sizecerowtd tetach
night to10sutppturt tteteamts. Wthen
ttest'etteatets art' tver the' uepttrtmtt
tams will bte tniownt, aitt astht're is
always strotg fritittly rivtalry btt'
to Lween the Litstanul Laws tht' outt'ontt
will hte wat eheul with utterest.
''Te Minneapiolis tt'ant is alreadty
choseut aidthiIe men art' hartd at wttrk.
ITheire'suittofitth~e fottbatl gamet' witt
molFtshlis nt'xt. dultttmet.ftar mttre
exc(it ing, and Michtigain has totuttut
tto sin. The otiestin, it trill Itt re-
mtemberedl is,--teolvt'd, that.ltt' itt
jtttiesitin of disputtes bttt we'tn emi-
ployer antI einpltyee'shtttltd te itatde
a ptartsit the admiinist ratioun of itto-
lie; -graitedti hat spiecial cotts
with aptprtxirmate'rutles ttf trttedtutre
may lie establishett, if desoiratbte-,
graiited thtat lab or tutiouns may bet
competlled toiniiiorporatet, if itocesary.
Office 209 S. 4th Ave. Phone 98. tlcsi- The idea is sontewhat prevalent
dence 302 S. 5th Ave. Phone 314. that men of brawn andl athletic ability
Ambulance on call, are not as stuceessgul as thiuse whotse
THE[ STUD[NTS' [[CTUR[ A5 OCIAION
ANNOUJNCESI
PR[-s. NORTHi-ROPI
MrINNESOTA IJNIVERSITY
ON
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Subec:"KING 1LEAR"
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