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TH-E rMICIGAN DAILY' desire to develop into a large bore
man with an understanding of man-
Offielal Newspaper at the University kind and "neglects to join the Union
of Michigan. is no wiser than he who repairs to
Published every morning except Mon- Mt. Clemens to develope his physique
day throughout the school year. * andi'dispenses with the mineral baths,
and we -are not informed that one can
MANAGING EDITOR, secure the privileges of the baths for
Walter K. Towers, two-fifty' a year. Let the man who
BUSINESS MWANAGER longs for the close communism of the
Alber R. Dlleycollege join the Union and get in the
Alber B. Dlleystream of a broader and more virile
Editors. social life. There is to be a campaign,
News Editor ....... Harry Z. Foiz commencing today, through which ev-
Assistant ........... Frank Pennell ery man in the university will be in-
Athletic Editor..... F. E. Shaw, Jr. vited to buy a membership ticket.
Assistant........... G. C. Eldredge Don't hesitate. The idea alone is
Music and Drama .... Earl 'V. ;Moore worth two dollars and a half. Be-
Intercollegiate News Harold G. McGee side that you secure for the year all
Files..........,....Emmett Taylor the privileges of a well appointed
Editorials. clubhouse.
Arthur B. Moehlman Walle W. Merritt The Athletic association makes the
Night Editors. Michigan brand of athletics possible.
Maurice Toulme Ernest Burton We want to see big intercollegiate
Loren Robinson Kmarl Matthews contests. If we cannot all compete
Eeo rs.we can~ at least enjoy the keen sen-
Bepo~ters.sation of seeing our 'team win and it
John L. Cox Oscar Beckman is our team because we are the, pro-
C. Harold Hippler .... Robert Gillett prietors with a share in the business
Wallace Weber William Daugherty and its management. Beside this the
J. Selig Yellen. three dollars that is charged for the
BUSINSS SAFF.annual membership bring many mate%
~Assstan BUINES STAFF.rial advantages.
Assstntto Mgr. . .Joseph Fouchard *For two dollars and a half the
Advertising Mgr . . .Elmer P. Grierson Michigan Daily will appear at your
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"" -- - -- -brings to you the news of the campus,
OFFICES: Ann Arbor Press Building, keeping you in touch with the univer-
Maynard Street. sity life about you. You. want a paper
OFFICE HOURS: Managing -Editor, for yourself so that you may have it
1-2 p. in., 10:30-11:30 p.,in.; Bus- regularly and peruse it without inter-
mness Manager, 1-5 p. in,. ruption. You want to read it without
Both Phones W8. the unpleasant consciousness that you
died not pay for it and do your share to
Subscription price: By carrier, $2.50;maei osb.
By mail, $3.00.
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Engins Su'pplies
All the best makes of instruri n ,., price $10 to $25
Many good second hand sets at - $5 to $15
Every set Guaranteed.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1911.
Night Editor-Wallace Weber,
Tips to Investors.
We sympathize with the newcomer,
beseiged as he is these days by tick-
etsellers and subscription- seekers
each insisting upon the importance
of his particular proposition. It is in
full appreciation of the perplexity
of the uninitiate that we proffer a few
suggestions from out of our experien-
ces.
down ali
Mentioning men's
ARE we. going to do
REWARD!! One
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or alive.
milliners what
.about these hats.
glass of grape
lip fringe: dead
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stand p re-eminently as those which
every student owes it to himself to
make: a Michigan Union membership,
an Athletic Association membership,
and a Michigan Daily subscription.
The Michigan Union tends toward
the unification of the Michigan spirit
and of Michigan's ideas and ideals. Its
function is to, unite Michigan men.
Here the student' touches every phase
of university life. Here he meets
men from every corner of the globe in
an environment that fosters the in-
terchange of ideas, ideals, and view-
points. He who comes 'here with a
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