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THE FICIIIGAN DAILWP
Official Newspaper at the University
of Michigan.
Published every morning except Mon-
day throughout the school year. .
MANAGING EDITOR.
Walter K. Towers.
BUSINESS MANAGER
Albert Rt. Dilley.
Editors.y
News Editor........Harry Z. Foz
Assistant ......Frank Pennel
Athletic Editor......Karl Matthews
Assistant ............. G. C. Eldredge
Music and Drama ....Earl V. Moore
Intercollegiate News Harold G. McGet
Files ................Emmett Tayloi
Editorials.
Arthur B. Moehlman Walle W. Merritt
Frank Shaw Maurice Myers
Edward G. Kemp.
Night Editors.
Maurice Toulme Mack Ryan
Loren Robinson Robert Gillett
Wallace Weber.


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in athletic Sport you
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Logue. It's a complete
hout ericy&)pedia of
a What's New in Sport
of and is sent free on re-

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William Daugherty

Tom Needs It
Somebody made away with Tom's
helmet last night in the fracas at the
Majestic. For the uninformed we add
that Tom is the "campus copper." So
long has old Tom been connected
with the Michigan campus and with
the interests of the student body, and
so well has he fulfilled his duties that
it seem like the sacrilege of some
herished campus tradition to cause
him harm. And to Tom the price of a
new helmet is a luxury only to be met
vith resultant sacrifice.
Tom believes so thoroughly in the
'ionesty of the student body that he
4ully expects that the helmet will
some back to him in due course of
-ime. We sincerely hope that that
:rust and that confidence, created by
years of association with successive
student bodies, will not be shaken.
town CaHf
Guess Again, the Junior Is Fit.
The following appeared in a recent
issue of the Kansas City Star:
"Higginsville, Mo.-To the Sporting
Editor: Has Coach 'Hurry-Up' Yost a
son playing football and, if so, with
whom?-A Reader.
As Mr. Yost has been married only
tour years our guess is that he has
not.
Thou art early 0 Conference Ques-
tion, but welcome. What would a win-
ter be without thee!
Mentioning members of the univer-
sity and students we are pleased to re-
mark that our own Butch Folz arose
rom his books to see the sun rise Wed-
nesday A. M. and then went back to
his studies again.:
How would you like to have been
present when o. s. Chink Myser gave a
ittle confidential advice to a girls'
meeting at the Ithaca High school
where the aforesaid is principal?
Who'll volunteer to compile statistics
of divorces among Michigan alumnae?
Roll Them On.
Latest, but scarcely least, of campus
societies comes the Senior Law Fat
Men's Club. We hasten to record as.
charter members: Nemo Tracy, Fal-
staff Wilson, Tub Hoyt, Butch Larwill,
Metz; Kreuzberger, Prexie Bonisteel,
Sig David mascot. For information
phone 596.

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Advertising Mgr ... Elmer P. Grierson
Circulation Mgr.....E. Ray Johnson
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OFFICES: Ann Arbor Press Building
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OFFICE HOURS: Managing Editor.
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UNION :4f
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1911.
Night Editor-Robt. M. Gillett.
Send Ike.
M hi;n rttsic means Ike Fischer.
It is the ever faithful Ike who has
drilled the band and led it since the
days that linger within the memory
of some of the present students when
it went ununiformed and made sounds

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MANY ROUTES WILL CARRY
STUDENTS TO CORNELL GAME
Of the block of seats sent here for
the Cornell game Saturday, 94 had
been sold last evening. Thishnumber
does not include tickets for the mem-

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that were little short of atrocious. Now bers of the band or the reserves. The
Ike is not to go to Cornell because he local athletic authorities expect that
himself makes the selection and he will many more tickets will be sold today.
not take a place within the twenty-five Not all of the Michigan rooters are
limit and crowd out a bandsman who going on the special train which leaves
has served for several years. tonight for Ithaca. Several left last
But a small portion of the student evening for Detroit, where they took
body has shown any disposition to the Grand Trunk railroad to Buffalo
help send the musicians east. There and Ithaca. Others will leave tonight
should be ample funds available to for Detroit and take the boat from
send the leader in addition, to the twen there to Buffalo. The Lehigh Valley
ty-five veterans. To those who have railroad is planning on running an ex-
_o; yet given, reach a Councilman or cursion train from Buffalo to Ithaca
leave the money at the Unmcn this for the game. The latter party will
morning. take advantage of this excursion.
It'is up to the authorities to see that
Ike Fischer goes east with the band. A rooters' club, with a charter mem-
This is a situation where the limit bership of 200, has just been organized
should be extended if necessary. at the University of Washington.

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