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tho University
every morning; except Mon-,
oughout the scjhool year. .
the Post Office at Anil Ar-
;higan, under Act of Con-
Mfarch. 3, 1879.
bNAlNC EITOR.
Falter K. 'Towe~rs.
SELNESS 1WINAOER
Albert It. IDilley
Editorsi.y
fron~the present semester, Those of us
whv~o are senior, remember that in this
year w leave the campus and face the
trials andi troubles that await without.
To the senior therefore wve again wish
happiness and success for the year
that is now with us.
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Assistant...........Frank Pennell
Athletic Editor, ..,..... Karl Matthews
Assistant ............ G. C. Eldredge
M~lusic and Drama . ... Earl V. Moore
Intercollegiate News Harold G. McGee
Filies ..............,. Emmett Taylor
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Edward G. Kemp.
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Loren Robinson Robert Gillett
Wallace Veber C. Harold Hlippler
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Want Ad Stations,
We are in a position to extend sym-
pathy to the others who acknowledge
the recent receipt of a pair of slippers,
a calendar, and a Christmas card. The
discovery that there are many such re-
ninds us that we are fallen in troub-
ions time.
May wve hasten to remind those who
Brow cedar chests of perfectos that we
slid not "swe ar off" the consumption of
nicotine.
To those who hay-(e recently made
their anual ;ascent to the rostrum of
the aqua puira cart %ve recommend ce-
mient, a g-,oodly supply of butter'milk
and continued catarrh that will prevent
the entrance of seductive odors
If we could forget about the turkey
that was we night be able to manage
'he offerings of thae monarch of the
range.
IAL( II fNL D NER MB'W'SUCCESS,
Chiceago "Dollar" Dinver Featured 'by
Songs, Yells and Speeches.
Songs, cheers, and yells featured the
first annual "dollar" dinner of the Chi-
cago Alumni Association of the Univer-
sity of M1ichigan, held at the Auditori-
,am Hotel, Chicago, Wedn~esday even-
n~,December 27. About 250 alumn,
'ad 30 undergraduates were present
The dinner being informal, there were
,io set speeches. Director B3artelme
was asked to talky on the conference
qtuestion but he declined to discuss i
instead hle igave a brief review of thn
1911 football season and praised th'r
':earl for its excellent and faithful
work in the face of misfortun-
wVhich it suffered this year. Judge,
H-ugo P'am, '92 gave a short address
,!~id Mr.Johin DI'Hibbard, '87 E, alumni
~nber of the board of control of ath-
1elcs and a former president of tho
';picago association, g-ratified the de-
Qire of all Chicagoans for "dope" on
'lie conferenice que'stionl. He gave tho
principal reasons for Michigan's not<tlnn otlecneecnml
the necessity for a training table at:
Mlih igan.
Arth ur B1ohnsack, '10, led the yells
while Howard Hayes, '01, and Norman
T. Bourland, '95, direct~ed the songs
"Varsity," which wvas unfailiar to
mainywa encored rel atedly.
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THURSIDAY, JANUARY 4. 1a12.
Night £dilor-Loren Roinson.
A1 -_earYear.
ItU is ;at once our- progative and da-
,y to wish to our readers, friendly and
otherw ise, our fellow toilers on the
more or less eveitful road to infoirma-
boon and g°raduation, a, "Happy New
Year." That we have discovered, no
new form in which to express the time
oid salutation does not mean that it is
anly the less sincere or thlat we- do not
voice the formulda with new enthusi-
asmls, voicedl as we fit a new, calendar
pad on the same oild japanned stand
and take a fre-sh start, To us onl the
campus the :school year overshadows
the calendar div-isions and our retuarn
hither is marked, by little chang e other
than the effort to remember to write
it 1912.
Never theless it is a new year, one
that will last past the impending trials
that are arranged to attend our escape
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MEATURING
MIBELL
A 1'ecoid for' thec life and Activity Of'
advertisements seeks to have been set
by a letter from B jorneo received by
Professor :F17fiuge, Monday. Itwssin
reply to an advertisement of the Sum-
mer Session in 8aIpoplar per-iodica1l
aboSufve years ago, the envelope be-
ing address&d to Pro. ffnger under
one of the "key" numbers which theI
University employed to distinguish re-
sponses toavrismnsill different
periodicals. The muissive wvas dated
Sandakaw, Blritishnworth Borneo, No-
vember n, 1911 and postmiarked at Sin-
gaIpore, November30
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