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N. DAILY.
VOL. XIII.
ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNDSDAY, APRIL 22, 1903
No. 145
WOODROW WILSON hasisgoneitmai. Not Kasls, bit til,
settins Vvaryin teeittitenft title
Piincton President Spoke to a De- is iihettui1- tt w o srm tktes slos-
ii hted Adience in University :InitilforP115th is toughttillpirit
Ha11 Last Evein-Subject ;y "Ted. It is te)oldi"pitot
Was "Patriotism' A lt-i-v iftt-stiiistime tier tgainlhe
ititt ttititi iitititi lii ifeelinitggi is fSt iste srespecity id dte ire t
Woodrow t Wiiiiiil,tthe prestde t ie i-st is tcomni iiproptitysi-. i
P rin esiton -it vutstity, titerft lea -in ii-- s'tuI i ta iuwttestabilteitity ou
tit 'it iy ii. tui- t, sii ii it in olty-t tithe it a iuiri iii ssd tetrt
tprtdlhis btmos tifur i-it can insiring o tmetnttsead oneoctgo dutirofI
I-niiaiitsillit11i:111. tPtre tsin tilson a d it e pe.a d abveil.s
veoi efi-ieofe ssitm lii tt ioll GOdeTO PH LAD eiLPHIesan
ies cific developisn t toliiiomitt its a _______d__au__ w tkeit
-do sidet RitsAteveit. is mltecI tes jfrss nedt iesI(ono a
doieratin mitfctftedition:11d elogg1Cv nerd e rryofwieenan
tutu1tf igaveidutie clses t t teitntnish andoeene fitzptiktLeavetry-
thro ughut.Ill its fexoitttioofptrigot- siten onoigt fomrietHavle ai
-deta ui tiiene gaeu s iis 1o tis slistolFine Cf h n s h
of yui e on t stilmthit sstait-t our t iipo it iiigiit pek
t-iutit- o' citul sti ti ii-ntssh ipt.til-i rc xecAit ittitoi o i l forever dtlto-i
in'v isitit 01 -iteryin i n tt- illwhtitniwifIoest W - el ieveiSoll
dis litiby'iDr.t 5--tll)- t saitt iii intIon it ll.me ad we ler
]iitstl-ritt oitIti-is Iism"Iie et-n som-Ie lii- it' sltiiOire esns-ithree.)ii
p-iosigls sone st-aiifisdt teiis, s tteYteio iiit- i
feito ettsttlizens t-e isne nitllun. liGOi TO -PH IADELPIA t 41
tieseeo- ptri- ott ti u tt ttiitism;titigt to tieit hi i-otit s- a fti
tperha llis o lut pist wesee-t it Clelhtt- Kllt-gf, Co4ngeris Perryee taits-Hahnt
ty itopatitiftwatslolliserent uefrom 4-ind st-i-eotsFitzptikgoode o-udo
..tiot iism"lin text i-ti situ ofei F-sthstiesm Chance s it il
tho ist tie ftould getiss rr ti-einte tForthettits iir-t t -sic e 1!1(gthtier
Eatit geweit ileuit ~tisi ttisotbo alowUiversii ttoichigato is erpe
otti existti-itt-icomttreaons-e It ist I titti :l n etiidnterlletgiteontrofck
notarst hsdonestllt tirosteirmttIn0illtti i h ttt tt ititestilte iar o Cn
sle ire tsttti sittte 'soit:isItth yard ioasu 'rl ust Lisitis 1-tidleturit svs lt-d,
prsshudottoritt anditexosit ie ritig foltssilllowTrirt -xs-t-ttatte o
w-o tlt- it stitfs furi t so t ans li St 1,tine t a li -1:11ie ss is t -i-mitt lihtt t oii
ttittititi-ti ~s enliii- ttitiiittaytiaffegtt, 1ompeteills1 iit tielteumio1h
ourtit iiiie - tO fs-i-ti th e mttjsit 'tttttitn t b el ndte iatuies oft1tts1e
itsn but tsit-ii ts ntd tittitalttd te- l itt-tisilt i ofPlii' l ii- 1(n1 ta l akt
lierte to I uhits f'ltitstigsssiiss i tstms- ii i ~ etiSturiyuluThetimOis
cipl of ac5tio-s i- lue i ip iittuiit i tt- s usi-titsef :fou-u- 111 ,wh it- tu r itll
dill a disly -tllsi tilt i uts~ ltid huts st--iselull -i -t-Aiii l-i i s-tin- 'ili-
ishi utuestlii- i lm lsiiru s nt iibit gertut e- adiui lute sshosiu- lu - li
who fgets.ibuiihe whof romei-tiltstheitt; MIielti-un'stuturmile rehlyi-s
uIruis igh s i i -e seallytoiloan is t ea s stl. tt t ts uu f-t t i
ioier to oghers.It is tutui siptil h tiiTheg'proshint ae st-itt ntotsrttils
as the isutry itiittitsef moilt nt tamuof igt rs ttuti wil ike racgetuut inrstil
(-l dit tuis A oeishrnesthitt fiendsit Lst eitii Yus e-itt n t he mtu- i i niu
soi ilyotu hfsere ll hoy tuteoun0trylen iit-i-sesueetiset periganof lute9:it-lu
Soitsimsesserv ttu~icettioi 'Sien ods1101 vtO5iem hetv reisordlintanetusi-fatu
tirteidtiandTuu itisadto oithIn keooughstuoiugtthistrecortebyetutir t-l
your stltri-diiyouitmus of iiiest iuti iKel-logsuilt fndoortituuip Cornll
nastinlI u-t titnrieorflttitorele ttine.t robnit lt, ilf fstsh-tnolleiemile
Andh nttionatl cliareuactee.We ate aiT lthe oard ualso retifieudthe cotratct
1atioti, yet htavse ite foltiatiotiali sitht Wisconsito foe football gaines foe
ffeelhmtg? Ave thieve no sectionali dif- two yeses, end te game this foil wilt
Oenc-es, tto toleratices? During the be in Ann Arbor as given out in thte
4~r a flatne of feelitng rushed through scitedule.
~e country, tint after the war did we For te open date on te football.-
sof hear "Wihat Is the matter with scheduleitehoard last nighlt arrang-
]( anasa?" It is ttot a nation where ed for a game with D~rake Uttitversity
40sie part asks whtether another section October 24 at Ann Arbor.
BASEBALL of g---uuiu:-15. t~Umire-vgitutotts.
htto ) t t n ildn. T e bttinug
Teanm in Good Condition-Will flay o11 itth tritu y.s aborutithetitt-ittvtgi- tut
MllhSchool today-Postptoned it ill b thii ii t huhelo soue
Gu ,.met Will Not he Played ]hititilt nhilttii i tt-itt-varde tuto hul- st-ith
____Illi___is' timtI' ti - - titi ul wicth
huht-,ts hit-et- ll t -c i :13'.us Iii fed m
hu l ii-11 steh mI liii li ill' ii it i ll, ti litinfill' tit1s il-,l--s I himut cliii.
:11111: hu t - hu-u su t t ri u ( l' ltI' uuuiiyt u t~ is 1t14 hiuetur iuon tirdi
11iu thr tulNIIw i lt ihrec rdii ft wo a11 s .Idlir-:Mitil rit litbe se n 1
tills utt',o lst n t hreeiliu 5 I \iihiu lcmd ti dliie trn((itt tu I uu lt utut i1' tltI us
Th trtutit inu ded t1 .I mesil it 11 t 1 i us huh-nl stituulis h ilt-i111i hi it dt e.u
ihiittsutt t I(uituit thiutisg1)(111g11 is hut I it 1 ti it lu-hi
tutu hm lltu ls siutt :I 1111A l u.tiA it-itiibut p i ti iii tuu iu i 1111()11:11it shoesibet
utt\vi1-:tuth titi-ut ttilhsuhtutu h her 'St er '(),mIt t irstIii uluuuuh i i uI t i tilt
iosteu 114,ii h-i-hit lviiu il ts iit liu r1it il l ttu h)x I -illtut ouh -htt u I S ie tutu1
liii su-1.iuuhti hi-suo t l uly gdt1this ittht itntieldhi u uhtittliti ti i' ni\\ilul sub( itt
'I'ititi-il tilt 5iuiiilIs i -ia tut stc t uuuu1t)rttu(tu)-' tt It ilt
1)(11'i lii wetut hitr is A l i i lh lsd it tt o l l111) il- sti lesut ith ei-ti it situ
(I to, .11(1 114,h1U ilt auth I itt-t. liii tutuAi til I hw il I ll' I~lIy (tu ltu s' 11iv ii
Stilt, its11t( ti sum i ts h -it" ,1 .gn 1tls on iiihe utm1l hibr i hu iti 1it 0 1h t ea'St nt-t
p laed 'o1 tgrounsit wehtis Slt1s1i1(1uu i isog 11 lrt e c) c it-lif li ti-sti ous i-tut Sit
uttttutithe 1 this tutu ii li-intthttttt o i ht li tu-is r11ti' umlyl h huuy uhd to i,1y(thne
de e il Wsitisi tu N.1113" ttood etwork. tt1'1u1(" imen ibet ter ssu utac itic u hit yo ki1-t
tr111 itt ait111101 ut, t -1': its iltot: e y s ( s- t e l d. Itiis reqiht us td -ubtuiusiitii
fi. iti y ttuheiii utuitanditug 5iii fel Roathi and-Tr-saiet itzVuittius thtu
thel4i.1if1Situ l ettu t ogils etu ertatidt iiu ut' stindiiandttblea hsti iu iii thettu aflte-
hut11 in Wrsittitu t yilii. Th - is h y w r 1 01p a t his. tg 151 11 1esentutu h e o
Aitiletoi d o1l he trpiec us ioi ild r ck sti a dci ded hS indranstil
trilsitol i sct onsint -Nort hetutu-s and it oit ni manyicase auetgu-u t l yus i tr
out Soff lih. Theyliii N atlt tle toI--et ihe listpo e iftr l-u t this-
ca s ft e1 1:'t i s I dh ad it o nds Iotishull Ier ilst l t beSplis-tut u r- hu
-0b-pl e o t ih . . C .: n lut tutu11in e s t1 b ,_"lu t o
Ali on.Tt' s ors- - s- i von t th 111, 1. c1: of uita le d tes, This wi
-- - - - - '1d T A . an4sis s HOtNl hABRRYlA eGARFIELD 0 th
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Batses tintbhlls-Off Johntstoil2.
St-itels uul-ht i-St 'i9ivThr-base
hit-tleuy. Tssu - st- hits-t ornuuluu
Coiei Reddenlut Bell. tttUtuit -I- tzg;iiu-
tutu Aittndance-SW
MI~CHtIGAN.
HSR PA L
Rnchueif 2 3 0 1
Utleylt-p ......- 3 2 3 0 1
Bitrut 21u .. .. ....1 0 5 2 i3
Cutttitgll t - . .. ... . 1 3 1 1
Campellii, ss ...... 0 1 1 2 1
Pooriuniii rf- - -a...... a1 1 ei a
Rhedden, o f- --.....0 u013(100
Dau is',s . ... .. ... . 1 4 1 (0
Serer.g-,---------...2 1 u0 a11
Coli, Ott- - - - us.... 0 2 0 0
Will Speak Tonight on Good Govern-
mlent Club Course-Son of Late
Piesident Gavlield
A:fit- tieme uatest effirts ste(hutuod
(iovt'utnut (.11u-h)hsit -u-u-u-uluill ttii
tu,, HaItt i A. aietuild, sutvt still lee-
turtiee tuuuiglut.
11r.tGaiteutliiityutg titas talritady
proedu- hthat hitsis stivtut sonl of
his illuustrius fahter,-u51t5h ltsPesi-
dth-ittrtutiuh.InOu te shorut Sintu-ht
het tits tbtent initpublic lifeItti.Iturrty
A. Garielduhalos becomue tote of te
lutst infuenuuuittialt-ininOhtio antd otto
if the lltes ilinte civic vreformt
movinu'usttihuthue coutryut Locaul attd
stateu csonvsentionus htaseoftetn sisited
ht nmuinthe tuta foe office hunt Mt.
Garftieldt tits steaduily refusnsd to tuermtit
his tuatteusto isoput uup.OHe tits,itosw-
ever,uhitdmtny-promntettoffices nf
a tnn-puoltiicalttuutrte. Hewsiiefor
setietal yturs a tmtembev of StseCit-l
Seriet- ommlutuissionu Amuerictat Histnri-
i-mi Assoitionitan1d0AttetrictutiEco-
nomtuic Assicitiion. In te ness-it-fnrm-
u-u Departmenu-ut of Coummieruce anid
LabortuMr.Ste arfteldsiu -itas tippointedt
headt uuuuuiuue fut tuttvoyas ulgotMt.
Garfielditphit uereiat thnal
11tutuu- gof tlieii ilu-mitiic .Assiaition
tndtu iuusoveuh11tuitim-huor-ouughly
uuuitiuusanituiwit tiniibutuprobules.utu
heas fIis mny ut-uiies it isa-
iii mpssbe ogut 'Slt GarfielditoI
lecture. ilTheuuGood. tGovernmentttCCub
tilts teeturiyinight britng;thtu hinte hut
Ievralyeus. tit ubjtiteuutuof tlehc-
ttueis anunceduuuuuuuais "Sile tiAspetcts
if 'Stniii-ituahProblem."
Nesxt: Sattth uttsturdyith scust Iilt
huti tu fhles J. Bonapte, luof halti-
liuvus.hvtuuuhlilu it I.umeadux-presidenstt
if te AtmueicantCit-ic hFederationiii
luetutre Slut-1.(hitv.StiltSatiltSof
Minnetusoutta,'Stly i: uatdtHt). W T.~
Bex-tutushuorttuaflu-vthtsM'hutFestitai.
ITuere stillbhu ettsintg nf the
Phtilological Society tomsorrosv evett-
inig at 7:10 itt RootmBE, ttiversity
Hll.Povfesor D'Oogeiwill speak on
"New hDatatiottl(teHistory of lb -
Histnr of tht Partitetnon." This will.
be of groat interest to manye-students
and thor rom istte s to be a ilarge at-
tendance.-
'I~tOltIs - - ' 11 )25 7
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Auush tiumut s - ....1 1 (0 2
Gtunniusuts-n f - 2..... 0 1 ()
W'ilcox, 21)u - - -u.....0 u0 1 2
Mfillie li-Si .... .... 1 14 3I 1
'Towsecs - - -.....2 2 10i 11
Piinnatei p - --......2 1 0 4
Bttvvitg~ittn if -....2 2 2 0
towtstlcit rf -.....0 1 1 (?
tatutt 11)t . .....h ...2 (0 ) I
ii
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TSotlt . ... ......12 10 27 10( 4
Busses onbails-Off Utley 1, off 'See-
eg 2; offPinmnace 5. Hit buy pitcher
-Gutinison, Reddeni, Dat-is.Stleti
bases - Burrington, Davis, Bird.
Struck out-By Pinnace 9; by Verblerg
3, by Utley, 1. Two base itits-Millar,
Bowditch, Bird, Cutting 2. Three-
base hits-Pinnace2, Campbell. Tinte