THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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THEi MICHIGAN DAILY
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Arbor Post Office.
Published daily (Monday excepted) daring the
college year, at 17 E. Washington street,
(basement flser, side entrance) Phone 002-3r
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S. E;IOOY TJIOMASON
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a moot entertaining speaker and does
not fail to interest his audience tho-
roughly. The lectures are expooitory
in character, the aim being to eluci-
date the scriptures in accordance
with the moot recent sdiscoveries and
investigations along scriptusral lines.
The Associations have filled a long.
felt 'want in supplying the student
hody with bibflical teaching of a con-
structive character, in place of les-
troctive criticism, sis prevalent in
modern thought and writing.
GOSSIP OF THE COLLEGES.
The resignation of Preosient Draper
is being rumored ahotit at the Univer-
sity of Illinois.
The faculty at Norhwestern has re-
cently taken action aholishing foothall
games on Tranksgiving. Also a stu-
dent from another college must he a
resident at Northwestern one year he-
fore he can try for any of the teams.
As yet no hall has been securesd by
'Ihe Northwestern dehaters in 'which
tso hold the Michigan-Nsrthwestern dse-
hate on April 15. Availahle halls
seem to hetaken fur that date.
rhe Cornell civil engineering de-
partment hoc heen askesdtss make i
tests of Philippine lumber hy the de-
partment of pushlic instrucltin at Ma-
nila. Many specimens of lssmiber xiii
he sent on and tested frsot the archi-
tectuiral and engineering standptoint.
Michigan Victorious.
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Useful Law Books

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CALENDAR.
March 11 to 15-Lectures by Shailer
Mathe'ws, D. D., professor of Ne'w
'Testaiment History ansi Interpre-
tatin in the Divinityscshsoss of
the tniversity of Chicagss, under
the auspices of the S. C. A. Sub-
jects: "Rtsmans" and "Joshn."
March 13-7:305-Hobart Guild Lec-
ture hy Rev. Frank DuMoulin.
March 11-Sunday-Charles Bayard
Mitchiell, It D., ssr Clevelsnd, fO.,
on 'The Great Uhidden." Woo-
leyan Cuilsd lecture, M5. E. church.
March 14 - Monsday evening - The
Great Lafayette, Athens shooter.
March 1 4-Monsday p. in-Professor
Stanley, illulstrated lecture on
"Wagner." Museum lectuire roonm.
Mtarch 17----Thursday evening-"The
Evidence from Variatison," Dr.
Pearl. Museusm lecture room.
March 18-Friday-'07 Lit dance in
Barbour gymnasium.
Mtarch 18-Friday-llustrated lecture
on "Parsifal" at thu School of Mu-
sic.
March 1.8-Friday evening-Universi-
ty oratorical conleol, auspices of
the Students' Lecture Association.
March 18-Friday-4 p. m.-Hon. H.
H. Pattengill on "Guarding r'ound"
at Tappan Hall.
March -20-Siusday-Bishoop Davies of
the diocese of Michigan 'will hold
confirnmation serviceo in St. An-
dre'w's Episcopal church Sunday
morning.
March 25-1906 La'w social at Gran-
ger's.
March 28 - Monday evening - Leap
year party, girls of the School of
Music, Granger's Academy.
The t'wo series of lectures on the
tBible being given hy Professor Shall-
cc Mathe'ws under the aspices of the
Christian Associations are proving
very popular. Professor Mathews is



have no fault tel find and are only scr-
ry that we did nest make a hotter "ird"I-fe.
shsowing. However, we were iso some Ke,,l 2. 'xooreleri,-,. 4eVols. 10
extent handicappsetd by she l 1ngtri1 llinl-uloneR'alllrosess as. fKlfed 3:Is
shot ?port of the men had to1 mae wieocars . 30
from Ne'w Turk ansi bs thiir tnfam'l xh-~tnese, xx lollsx ,R'mll'sP,5'5erty 10
acity 'with yoar trasdk." Crimin l'e .,'ce s-r 'rm ....... 5
"I 'was very 'well pleaseid wibhthe Tisfys,,, xindil a*.o...... 3
resislt of the meet" saisd Hecticitz eie Yer
latrick. S, tephe ' 'el Pe t fF ien(....... 25
"The moot xvas very satisfctol~ry'" Marsha I ,I on C roatios110
sadCpanKellogg, 'althosugh I wax y1,1'-1. af oprtin.....5
scared at flest. Hsiwever, this'tims' llsl',,x Csexso liec .......15
I1 ll ot x 'IrtofICrosxI4 a-inxc n 2
made in the mile ruiiwas very iusat-ieel ,,~er ,,,ss ,y I '-stdl,," .. .5(00
isfactory." Ilwes LawandsiProecesof1. S
Summaries. Cou,'.. Ilse....cc15 Z si,- 5
Sho1 Pal. I tl, 'son 15 s os.....i0
Rose, Michigais, 1ot, 47 fe:512in I is5U. "cut ... ..l...15
Kirby, Firsit:iegime~nt, 4' Is. 1/2si.11, OO'5';HII-,andlllossl, of SFsderalI 'r acseissx')
40 Yard Dash-Trial Heals. hidYer
1. Hohn, Michigan lot; SteffinsIllFirtX11rSMirn 1_I..... 30
Reginient 2nd. 'Time 5 see. W i xlonMines diing t'Injusries....5
2. Keeler, Mich., 1s1;Schule Msih x It )a o ntttos . 2
2nd. 44/5.ce .... . .. 1051
Finals. .l,,ex-,b, ,C~ 'wd ,litand".Ieide ir.g. e t00
Reeler, Mich., 1ot; Hahn, Mich., 2d..Xb Mic 1,, 'rc sti e,-2 ,vols.... ll..1 00
Collier onslBanklruptly.Il ........1110
4/5. flack sl Ba,,ll~slesplecy. ...... 1 55
40 Yard Hurdles. Ftlliotl on Ine.sre'.. . .4 00
lie ~e deicalIutrsixprs1,,1 e ...... 1.1310
Steffins, First Hog., Ist; Schiule, Il,,sc llili,,,,,rtlsx5'cs ux iyII,
Michi., 2nd. 5%/.1
440 Yard Ran. , C. E. BARTHELL

Norcross, Sich, 1ct; Smith, First
Hog., 2nd. 54 soc.
Pole Vaalt.
Alhertson, Flest Hog., IsI, 15 ft. 150
in.; Withey, Mich., 2ndl, 10 ft. 6 in.
880 Yard Rae.
Mall, Mich., 1ot; tlffendoll, First
Hog., 2nd. 2 nun. 32/5soc.
Mile Ran.
Kellogg, Mich., 1ot; Perry, Mich.,
2nd. 4 min. 385sec0.
Sigh Jump.
Holler. Mich., let, 5 foot hi incises,
Kaecke, First Hog.. 2nd, 5 ft. 9 in.
Relay Race.
Michigan, lot; Fitrst tRegiment. 2nd.'

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