THE MICHIG0AN RAILi Our Srin pecials A(lTS IT C d amoiu S'f irVestin gs Nk 311 O SATESTREET THE MICHIGAN DAILY.I i'fanaging .Editor CLARISCE 12 ELDRIDGE. Bus1iness Mansager CARLH. 0.ADAM. Addresos: MICHIGAN DAILY, Press Bldg., Mllaynlard Street. Office. Flours: Managing Editor, 8-11 p. um. Business Manager, I-2, 7-8 p. m. Except Sunday. Both phones. EDITORS. News ................. Lee A White Assistant .............. Harold Titus Athtetics.......... Wilbur D. Elliott Womteni........... Frieda Kleinstiick Music and Draiia...Hollis S. Baker' Exechanges ......M. B. McHugh EDITORIALS. Jolles K. Watkins Morrison Shafroth Chsarles Good G. S. Lasher John T. Kenny ASSOCIATDOuRcoS. WValter K. Towers Harry Z. Pole Dion Birney D. A. Hinckley Arthur B. Moehlluan Wade Oliver Fred Lawtson Marry G. Myser Flank Rowell Charles H. Mylander' Morris 1 looser M. Mack Ryan BUSINESS SFFP C. A. 'owosan Norman H Hill Walter Q. Witgus Myer Ruhin Kentnetih Osborn Norman Wittet inl prceparatioll for tile springlseas. M1. .iICIGAN fdEDIC WfNS Taking advantages (of their 1mane tre- COVETED APPOINTMEN' r. rolgativ es, tihe senliors are allready len- gaged ill someschat undignifiedi pastimle ofspinnlinlg tops. The swarm wleather has brought out tile first of the cnthu- sia~sts, wilo make merry o111campusilside-(1 watlks with cilikfe grace and a1bo11n11111. But tche senlior w1ill 101ofinl 1h5istf) iln secluded co~rnlers. Far he it frost hill to exihiblif suchimlodiest . Ilte 111st1 Ieedis seek ou11 the spots motlst freqelnedebyh thte fair sex, ill enab1lie fthemlltillenljolthe stpectacle xwiftholufinconvleniencling-f thlem- seisves. Titis fadl, lot a nt ess011t11M1ishiganl~, appears to laveltakenlieeIr root . Nolt onliy do tile ufpercilsmoenl fpursulefile cildish art 11111 their in~fluence ias fleen 1111 tttuchtfo~r till'lunderclassmlenl. Ill steadi (f tobiacco tile ljuniors an1d11sophls 1101 carry111111s11nd1stringIs, Idisplay ing~ tihemtIupof all (iipossiblie occalsions. 'T'hose 01111tille nelefectediftis ipastimle, iandl splint 011ifst ljIls'poit, r raticingf illsecret. Possibls the ftreshm~len inav a'lsobelefed tinto fempatin,Iflfoll till sf1orIf111sbe- "tll'ctllect iofllll .1111111( ifactile. mlselshoawmanlhs illptlit uip T1ce)hs ickerbockei ir da.lls,11 isliable lto (xpriefcesnic 'ii 1111 d\d.if's Ienltr- 1111 thesin al tp.iehl' wlreales hav everi i inalare fato11e11of prindg fths wlle fromtdi'tfefir l~egeS. lst gvhemdisilctile Coroeand'nonelb'th' aif"rehtral"tmCo r e te miz~tr~e adOlueotv llIf thinstre1111l show1ails rtot eriasl- delesare tohe hamionritafd atitenJunior grolllee llnetop sinn.'igill e JeldilTfo(I tiemsrli wil leformed aii ifotlisee rumrt the tthfl acltyefyiet:int For sal, If 11 f'reetssilarg((e a flildf set (Ifediciwhre ill le ndflIt's1111111 latcr,isiteg a h t ibi ngod(s forth Acorein. Clark, fornifll Sun' theil studnts t Conellare nve 99atesmok Max M. Feet is fhe first of tile senlior meldical ciass to secure a coveted Eastern ho~spital apfpointmoent. Me received first appioinltment for a twll years intiernleship ill tileErosvifdence genleral ihospital of Prov idellce, K. 1. 'The examlinafionls were competitive and11 lasted (oneCcday, conlsistinlg of hotht thleoretical and1.1practiclwsork. Thtere wvere contiestanlts fromo all fhe leadinlg mledficlschoeos(If the east, iocltuding -larI Irli, fHopkinls, Tufts, Penntsyilania, Jeff erson~, Columbhia attd Cornell. M~r. Feel is Ia Imem~berIlf tile8Aflha Kappa kappal lfraternlity. Massacilusetts Techt has tile following freshlmlanl insoignlial regulation: 1 "Nol freshlmlalnshll w sear ally hat, cap, sseat- er, ijersey or sleeveless shlirt becarinlg anyf preptaratory Ilfumerals, inlitials or inlsifgnial (f ally variety. Hoswever, sweatllersor(Icjerses Ibearinlg sfuchinisig- nia1 ma11y lessw111ininsieot, or with file inlsignliaI1111tile buck of the wealrers. P'repa~r'atory' schlool pins1, if wofrntI atil, sholdlll be wlos'lrnl s(1 118nof tolbe ill sighlt." i'elllsyhIl(Ilill 1115 devised a new planl for lhe awa~rdinlg(If the Varsity "P." Tileibifgilgames this year will he three (iil Corelll, 11111 eacht witht Vale, alli. < il the flattery mleni playing fill lt leasf three inigs of tswo of these gam~les swiill e eligible for fte letter, w1le othler emboiers of tile squall must pfly ill 'almajority of the gulles. CoaellSeifdmiller of Mainte, htas sentf worillotile footiall menl that thleymutst reporlt for tracki. Matty(tiler colleges. reallizin~g tha~t speed is of conlsideralie impfortafn'ce ill footbafll, Itave also mtadte this reqfuireenet. Sis r havle (le voile Imeasure taken 1101 for call 111(1 fo1w1s, eitherfole rentfal or slfe. 'The (rice for rential (If gownI, ill- cludling cap~l is $2.00 for lon~g or short ferm Th 'le salie trie 01 caps is froml $1.90 1t1 $2.,o. 'Theslfe pieeott gownsl frl1ll $3.10 ill $t2.00. Al XEK & CO. 100- 3111 IIT. FOWNES GLOVES are not cheapest, but I they're least expensive. f-Hop anld all Operafic Music for salie at Schaeheele & Sons's Music House, tto S. M~ain St. gitf. Sweater Sale Voui cannotafotd1to 10185 this opporfunityf y I o arego tug fo neod within the. Sweater or Sweater Vest 001me early ssileiowostl1 have your' 1100, WAH R'S University Bookstore C. [. DARIN[[[ BOOKS Law Medical Dental Largest Sfoek tn Michigan Second-Hand Law Books Law aind Medtcal Dictionaries Quiz Books etc Complete line New and Sec oitdhtand. Old books takeii in Exchange C. E. BARTHELL, 3265S TATE STREET Second Flor Tel. 761 Get your MICHIGAN Pins, Fobs and Spoons HALLER'S Otical S N Dept Fine Wills and Jewelr'ylReeairin HIALER'S JEW UIRV SlORE 216 Sou.th Mai-~ St. Th If .o l,arr ra' AER& CO. Slate Street \\'fi) TiSiRA:Y', MAR.11H119, igio. I~difuo'f'oday-Moaatis K2.Hougt. Woateher : fiotiol- withi Imoderate (IIVU\',SI'iYiCALENDAR. f1f d ROS. l <<1_.101 E u- xi :19> I .;p7 l t I ld atm" . %Dotn ipot - i 1 (1)11 -- 1,1151aws15. 1912 Lalws. o il I ,its Is. 11)13 Hits. 7 o'clock. 1r h1 -Wne oI 9illl~ If Eg. game VS. ;rc to-( Xirs' asethali. .Freshmlaln ::11ch i-C'ndy Ialeill'Uiversity 11-I ii-F e pa1 811rllty at Granger's. 1 (I1 11 Feshman111 enginleerstmoker. arc!)1I-0rfts i~ilDane, IBarbour r_-Sno uncheon, Barhour I Ii m i--n allce, Barlbo~ur gyni- isF r-J unior Lit Lunlchleon, lBar- - OUR SPRING SClever Clothes , l iw SURT SIGN OF SPRING ISerious Seniors Still Show Childish j Propensities. 1 . o,'olo: I c(1 tilh euon river has "!n ''slesoo deiiring, can se- c tcatt( locl bo1((11 house. 'The I I . 1 oi'tiho oiooo, is stilt filled witht ! t o ioeinces(illep, lbut ithis fact leas1 m.i ell, Ied eerlvenlturesomec r ot:t rii poo J(lfilag inl the swift I''ill' sOtreom. if fill weather colt- :t s warnlthere'owill probably be more t n iic ner futurle. Mlii fooo erly arid11too odangerous ' Mk 11 trip from iLakelandl to Ati IIid f romll tfhis townl to VYpsilantti ccouo f thf ie ice antd ttrrent. 1'he is1(n flod .and1tile ice wilt ci- foll reventf lany lanlding near the p J ~ Suits, TOP-', i' ,f- t coats and r Raincoats,.:A Distinctly the Leading Exhibit in Men's Fashionable Apparel Spring Hats and Caps All the 1101 Spritig shatpes SPRING FURNISHINGS NECKWEAR. See one handsome new Spring Fonr-in-hand in the swell new shaded colorings. SHIRTS. All the new negligee and pleated styles, $i.oo to $2.50. 'Aaoeui1s f/e sp/frightslof tf/e icg'h/tftime." WADHAMS & COMPANY 121-123 MAIN STREET i I Smay That we have thte test line of 40 cen~t CHOCOLATES in Atii Arbor. DO YOU KNOW? E. E. CALKINS, Druggist 324 S. State St. ! A of theb'loats have been overhlted A' NDALL & PACAK, Photographers Pbout 528