- THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE LEADING A''Makers of Men's Clothes. All the latest London styles and fabrics for any and all occasions. [IUL[ DR[SS SUITS A SPECIALTY 311 s. State St. Arm Arbor. Mich. I niversity1 SoJC~i r r r r r r r r r r r r r t r r r r r r r i i i i i i i TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY. Entered a seoedclats matter at the An Arhor Peteleie. Published daily (Madays ecpted drig the colege year, at t17 East Wahigtnt street. ell phne 82. Hme phne 76. Managng Editor, ARTHUR C. POUND Rustaras Maager. WALTER R. HANS EDITORS. Neaws........ . F. Steeston Athletic,:......Clarence E. Eldidge Exchanges........Charles E. Witstead Wome ............Effi J. Amstong EDITORIAL STAFF. Louis D. Stickney Faklin C. Park ASSOCIATES. George A. Osbr Harld C. Sith Rohert H. Clancy Ferris N. Sint Henry F. Schlte Williacm A. Mlber Gln D) Bradley ery A.Motagotery lay; V. Lll John F. Wr Flayd H. Jones- RATE: Salt per year, crc Sans it paid in adance. Address: WALTER R. AS' Busness Manager. 236 S. 12th St. Phone 49 L SATURI)AV,. SlAY 2, 196. Edior today-GLENN D. BRADLEY. CALENDAR May 12-Miseltateotus progratm in May Fesival series, 2:3 .30i.;to "Aida," 7:30 p. n. asebaill Michigan vs. 1llinois, at Chiatmpaign. tow a dcll)election, 12 :45, it Ro0o1111, STe idelbutt (f the track teamlth lis afterooon s1111(l~e mate tr occaio for a(1 ethsiastic display of Michigan sirit, as it offers tie first aiic las olpporltnity- to see te traek mnrail comapeitonl 011Ferry field. IHavng dlemtonlstrated at Philadelphfia tat we hadi te est attto0111naer, it (notre mains 1.fiotr attlees t deet te en- ti re wiet at the coiference.etwesseen tiat date, hoiwever, is Ciiago-lneera negligitfie itlltiltil. Toiay's tmeet will iteide tie mttake-up of tte teaml to rep- resent \icehigatn in thes-e two eonests. Andiilas5 ie iwantte est oen in ol- tigiintiihe tettis, te stdets told sttart themi off wiittiliteeceers that tell f active tsuport. Or atllees cattnot let tierebest ilnles sutrredl 011by ative suppoilrt, aiidte sultdenlts alloecall fr- Onantotler fied 11111 before a Ihotile pultti, te ~ieligtill baseball teta will feateed rivatl. Needless toi stiy ortest wishes tare sti thtem, btithle arsit- me-et l igoe ill a citiicit root for the aiteit to welas teIreset. This (git tt le -imolsr ifleceet tttct usitoFernv fieid ihisatfernoontl. After im oiths o and 11woirry ie Sonecnt Coiincil htts peseted to the tiadercassis Ite rles a(n11 regulations gouserning te con tests to le eli next week. For cottletenciess ati fairieti to biiihttclasses they cat hardly le i- provedlitdfr these reasons we be- ieve they will tic fitidwstrtalie. If so, it swill be ta great victry fir the Counicit. which took ilt the fight against hair-cmtg ia the face of srog511- lent senimilent, atti carried its point. Th'e vicory wil1le miie cmltplete ext meek, rosidititg the auiderlasses eer into teiliit ofi tle ctilests switthte hietrtiiiess lbheyshsluldlt manifes. liy nakig these contests te st- cses we hopecfr, the unlderclasses swill nlit itnl be stipiporting tae Colncil. butialsoi their oswn colmlittee whila liorecd lalnfully Iand in litit wit te Coutnicil in its efforts to sle the knotty troiblenasif class rialry. Thle Conil's tirecauttionls. s well as te reptatios of the judges lnamed, garatee a fair detl for each itle. We hope to see evi-ry undlierclassmant h usy Friday adi Saturday striving for the honr of his class. MICHIGAN UNION COMMIT- 'lEE F;NSM INATE.'S CANDI DATS The cmttlnltee aapoiiited lby te XMichiganll Unionltonoinae candiidtets for the ioffices of that orgaiation for the ensuin g year stuimits the folliwiig list ofi nominees: Frrtresieit--Arthur C. FPouiid. Fraink . lIeIcli. Fotr literars iceireident-tarry il, lEliard I. lucius. arry C. Pot- Folr enginleer vice-presdent-tCltudce C. ('urtis. RobertlE. bMoagle, IHatrr A. Wokman. Fur lass isee-president-Vene C. Alibersol, (George Itownler. For medic vcepresidet-Geirge 1. MvcIellan, 1Mairy A. Sibly, Robert . Wells, Rtalphi r. Walker. Fur sie-residtent at large-Harvey C. Pltlock, ident; R. G. Froelick, det. For recording secretar-IHerbert W. Ctrk. candidatte for the office of recrinig secretary, asit has bieen fossil more practicabtle to have tie same manfillil this potsitionllas5long as ossibie, oigi to the expleriencee reuired. Any oiler mtembelir of the Michigan Unolnlmay te lnomlinated fcr any of the sice-iresidencies tupotnl petitiont sigei by 20 m~emb~lers of tie t.niotn fromi his respective idepartmlent, or for tietffces of presiidentutand recoriting secretary- 1111011petiiun siged by 20 memblers of tile Union. 'Tese 1nom1inations must ie in teii days iefire the eletio,swhict is hielil Slty 26. J. A5. Raswlins Cairm(til. C. S. Andrus. I. L. Co. R-. I, Volneyer. Commitee STEVENSON MADE NEXS EmiTOR OF TIlE DALY Davidt F. Stevenson, 'ni, has beel appointied ncls editior of Tie Daily for thle remlainider of the college year in place of Loufis D. Sickney, resiged. Mr. Sickney- sill renain on the edit- oritil stff of The D~aily -CLOSE CONTESTS EXFECTED IN VARSITY FIELD MEET traininglthis srinig. IHoweser.Ihe looks tgoodl for first in the hiuured, whlile Clark shlouldl le a good seconid. Illte 220 this orider maylt le resersect. as Clark tis ini better cndliiion t10go te rote ill tile longer distance. Brisol tand os- 111a11 sill ie the cnltendlers for third placi, althlougllhtowmtantas111ot ownl ret 111a11he cant stick the outioor dis- ilanci. The meet tis afternloo wilt give en- thuistsithieir first oportuitliy 1o see Johnntlly arrels ia comnpetiionl over tie highihuldes. Thelg d(sus1 troser has ben clarinlg the btrrirs ill greath form, andlil he Keene Fitzpatrick looks ileasecdes-ry timie lie swathes im, the great coach swilti111ventur~e a predic- Ilt ti ll o hourfast Jonnliy cat rnht ie 20 yarids. "Dim~li" Itoidgen shouldi will secttdiiiniltie eselnt.stti Mticontseit Gaitres souldl live n odiffiult ill takititg tielotituirdles frotm Iodget andi Shaw. If the wsetiher tand track are ftisorable a brokehaortileu recori 'The only othacreetnts ill wh-iihilGati telsshold ~ llscot-c tie the idiscus (1111 shot. The fitnsi(((iediiis is eenti c- chilsively, (as no oneICelse has a lolt-it oa first plac, ssilehe awasilltproatilty ititifirst. Fruenc-bhtoos bsttil tielriaiijumpta wsithi IHeathusecotuad. tuI iln atauumer Cluris is ill a ciss hby hhitusefis far ashis oppionuenhts tidayrtre conucernedci. athouiiglihutadeha ls eenu ioitg goodll ir-k. Markter 11(11(, SitsaundiuB isottp isill light it ut ith ie pole sauuti witt ciltuuces faviorinug te fortter. itc shouildh tiw itehighsjuump, waitS eete, Cox andui Dodds fightitg for sconidi. Roswe ataiDl111shbouuld salk off wit tie first tuwoplides illthe to-muile respec- ti-ely swituttally trouulie. Tile elellis wilhle calleipromputl it 2 oclock. 'Theucofficials.: Referee iaid strter, Keete Fitzpatrick; tuatttucr. Frncis W.lHillister; clerk of coire, SiW. ,Milard; tassistatcens, Sii IHoyt, Robtu Go tischal, RbtliSill cairn. . X.Joci-lynu; tck j utges, J. N. Tiutotas, F. 1,. Dtulta, -W. '1' Fishu eight; field judges Crl Kustercr, J. N. Mayardo, HitG. Cotors : sorers. Cly-ie 1,. D~eiu,-I. 11. ierce, C. IP. Eldriuge. og ENGINEERS WIN FOSTFONED) GA5.MI Tile stophottobre egieersdni efe-tuidi tie freshu euginuersyesteruday it tie hush titneid gaimue Ibya iddoreof 3 o 1. Davussnttpitchdilfornthe wunntes aid hiel his opont~tes to itue hit. Ii uptfittwlsas snappy ati a stut-ou swas innrrowly averteud 1by te freshataet. Fraster titchdhaigoodi hatl for 1909, but1 his eamtt's faiure hto li cost hama thu gamne. Till-site: 'oS Enuginuers 10 00 2 00 0*-302 09g Caginiers I(0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 1 3 Batteries--Datvison anutch Xlittigton, Fraiser ndlKeley. Umpire-Reed. AT RANDALLS-Senior rates to tll seniors ill senior cdeparmntus. 57-59 ' C. s e i _1 r t 1 1 1 i 1 SENIORS! We will print ioo cards, either ladtes' or gentle. nan's size, in ainy style Script, Block, tar Old English types, as fol- lows MR. WILLIAM W.RUSSELL Mr.s Arthtur dfanr illlsatiol for oily 75c Other sizes of type if de- sired. Leave orders at WAHR'S The Bookstore That's Never Undersold. Brief Making and the Use of Law Books A book every law studeint aid young lawyer shotuld hav-n. Att excellent present to give to your friends who attenld the Festi val, containh the finest p lito t o-engravings of the Camputs, Buildings and sutrrouinding places of interest ever pub- lished. Papter buntid 50 Cen~ts Matt finished, leather bottnld $1.00 Each Sheehan & Co's Students' Bookstore Price, $2.(X) Cash or Exchange for your Law or tiedlcal Books C. E. BARTHELL Phonse 761 326 Scouth State Street, Ants Arbor, Mich. Special Prices 02%m Leather Pillows i l t M1ICHIGAN SEAL Usittl Aprilltt DARLING & fIALLEAUX 224-226 S. 3StteSt Insure your Face against irritation. Keep it smooth and healthy by always using WILLIAS'' CAWK W I L ASANN ARBOR RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP LINES. Students' Lecture Association FREDERICK WARDE............ f C. F THlE "VARSITY" SOFT COLLAR Trade Mark Registered The Neglige Collar The latest wrnkle in the collar world is the high double soft collar, worn with a soft shirt aid held together with a gold. safety pin crossing under the four-ini-hand: It can be worn with any kind of a tie and is both comfortable and smart. The idea has met with great approval. Our first shipment was soon exhausted acid we were conmpelled to re-order. This second shipmeint is now ready for our custonmers. We have tem ins both tie blue aid white. A h CThe Stors of the Students by the Students and for the Students. Y SIR ClIFNTUNG LIANG ICH-ENG, S. L A. OFFICE iIHOURS, S5to 61P. .M. Monday, Wednesday, Friday. May 16- t l I . i c 1 i TsWs11s Ls*vs ArsaAsbors Going North 9:05 a. mc. and 4u35 p. mc. GoingSouth 7:i0 a. m.,115 a. m. andt-:.3lp. m. J. J. KIRBY, WV. T. ItLLS, Genil Pass. Agent. Agent, Taledo, Ohio Ann Arhar, Mich Bell phone 135-Ir Baome phone 658 "The Nilagara Falls Route." 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