THE MICHIGAN DAILY

LAY

'RITING. LAW OUTLrIES, TYPE
t SUPPLIES, TYPEWRITERS,
[second 1hand), for sale and. rent.

CLILL
BELL 582-J

FL

THiE 1"tCIAN DAILY
Official Newspape at the Un1ve.sity
Pu.iblished every morrning except Mon-
.day throughout the school year...
MANAGING* EDITOR,
Walter K~. Towers.
Albert I ile
News Editor ....... Harry Z,. Folz
Assistant .........Frank P'ennel
Athletic Editor...F. E. Shaw2, Jr.
Assistant .......... .G. C. Eldredge
M~usic and Drama ... .Earl 'V. Moore
Intercollegiate News Harold G. McGee
Files...............l Emmett Taylor
Editorials.
Maurice Toulme Ernest Burton
Loren Robinson Karl Matthews
Reporters.
~John L. Cox Oscar Beckman
WalaeWeber WilamDaugherty
J. eli Yllen.
BUSINESS STAFF.
Assistant to Mgr. . .Joseph Fouchard
Advertising Mgr .. .Elmer P. Grierson
Circulation Mgr... . Ray Johnson
C. H. Kleinstuck A. R. Johnson, JIr.
[OFFICES.: Ann Arbor Press Buildi1ng,
Maynard Steet.
OFFICE HOURS: ManagngEdtor,
Subscriptinprice: By carrier, $2.5;
Want Ad Stations.
Press Building; Quarry's Pharm-
acy, State an~d North Uni-
versify.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1911.
NilghtEditor-MIaurice Toulme.

iasit would be manifested at the
fist eetion and the choice finally de-
terined. If no one secured a imajor-
ity the fina.l selection could be made'
from betwen the two who show the
greatest strength by voters unhamper-
ed by the multitude of candidates that
the preen appetite for offce seems
to produce.
Lastyear the senior lits had too
man~y presdeial candidates, a new
electiont was ordered principally be-
cause the majority of the cas seem-
ing squabble came a split that dis-
rupted the class and left a breach that
can never be entirely closedi. For
the past two years a triangular figh~t
for the senior law presidency has re-
sulted. in a tie th~at n~ecessitated a sec-
ond' election. Last year the third
class was the better satisfied because
of the thorough opportunity it had to
mjake its selection for that mnost im-
portant office, the senior presidency.
In neither case didth~e seond elec-
tion prv a1seriouincoveiece
Hogs Is Hogs.
The Library Hlog is a species of bi-
ped whose existence is quite" unex-
plaiable. It is a peculiar sort of by-
brid iheriting the physical chiarac-
teristics of its humn arent, and ac-
quiring through neglect or association
the men1tal attribu~tes of the suiform
quadruped.It ~is sexless. Like the qua.d-
'ruped~, itis perfectly. selfish and man-
ilfes~ts a profound ignorance of social
ethi~cs. Its. huan itinct tel it that
a, uniery l ibary. is for the use of
all; that free access is given to the
reference. sh~elves~ for thle conveanience
of a,U, to save tine; that abseof the
privi~lege and appropriation) of a vol-
ueto one's exclusive us~e is ani~ n-
jus~ti~e. to all, who mnay desire. to use
-the reference shelves. But these coni-
sidertons .are outweghed by. greed.
,it is not th~e nature. of the beast to
think~ of others. It is. a mnatter of
sufficientwondr that the creature
shoud aspie to univesty, circles. It
ils a matter, of amazement that it
shoul~d have any, even the slightest
"esteem for culture, It, is almost unt-
~belevable that it should, attain pro-
fessional rank.

Will find our stock of
-Foot Ball Coods
and
- Athletic Supplies

I

m


Foot-Bali Union Suits $3.50 and &5.00
WAHR'SUNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE


U

Clas

P14.lnssgzz

Portrai1t.

Plat nurm P4

When You Desire
Portraits. of Quality
x ~ Go t.
THE PHOTOGRAPHER

Tel

319, E. Huron

Phone 961-L

, Drw

rlatlnu rnPortrait.

Plmtln

Oo.

We Do French Dry and Steam Cleanin
IPWIMSSING egi4 REPAIR, IP
* Suits Cleaned and Pessd 75a Suits Pr
_FULELER & O'CONNOR tailors 619 E. Wi
H t llubrS. W. adway, at 54th St.,
Near 50th St. Subway and 53d St. Elevated.

j.

'I

"oJanowski

dcuring and
ecialty.
ell 696-w

KEPT

COLLEGE
Always WecIc'
sfor CcIadege Ti

E~very Day

INGALLS ST~

Campus Primaries.
A suggested constitutional amend-
ment providing for a novel method. of
electing a class president was pre-
sented to the senior laws' yesterday
afternoon that is worthy of the high-
est commendation. We bespeak for it1
fvorable consideration not only at the
hanids of senior laws but from all
oth~er classes. In brief the plan pro-
vides that $hould- any candidate for
the presidency fail to secure a major-
ity of the votes cast the two standig
highest in the count shall be voted
upon at a subsequent election the
others being dropped from the ballots.
The virtues of such a scheme are
obvious in view of conditions pres-
ent and past. It is of course appli-
~cab~le only where three or more seek
thle presidency. It would prevent the1
election to office of a man distasteful
to a majority of the class. No longer
cou~ld the less able candidate ride to
high office on the shoulders of a 'few
henchmen while men of greater abil-
ity~ divided the vote of a thoughtful
and conscientious majority. In case
one man is clearly the choice of the

townMCalk

Ye Ed is so busy getting. ready to
go to Lasng to assist, 1vocally, In
the task of persuading the bucolic den-
izens~ of our capitol that they don't
wanaWolverine. pelt witl h wh
to adorn their fmdthat. he hasno
leisure to complWe apillar of gsi
*Meet yo at the depot at 8:5
Webster Society Chooses Officers.
Elections of new memibers and off,-
ces took~ up the time~ at the meeting
of the Webster Debating society last
evening. The following were the of-
8cers selected:
W. W. Black~ney, president; Earl
Glisberger, vice-president; A. D.
Goetz,, 'secretary; Clarence Elmer,
treasurer; J. J. Edmundson, critic; F.
It. Shearer, sergeant-at-arms.

1

New, Modern,

Transient Rates, $2.50, with
All Outside Rooms. Send f4

10,8

I~~ w'FP.

VNDKER THEMANAOMEN4T OF
Stmox formerly with Hotel Imperial
R~.. lRnjlha m . formierly with

Ideal


Van Doren 's
Pharmacy
703 P~ACKARD )STREE~T
dru:a SuppliesCigars
r and! Students' Supplies


GOOD

BOA'
In Adv

iING CO.

TIRE PIN
503 EAST JEFFERSON~
Catering to parties a spec:
Music by Fischer's Orci

0

veztise in the. Daily.~

ad..I

We make the best chocolate soda In
town. DroplIn o your way to Ferry
SField.

John1

is n+

inary condition, how-

_4

,.

w

miedto having them pressed,
tracttobpress 3 skirts during~
tly up-to-the-miinute Sanitary
Bss we are doing, make these
nishied work will explain ouir
)f our representatives.
We Collect and Deliver :

r ~ ~ V. - ,~
I *~A> ~

:

Guaranteed Gloves
Ask for the. glove that we guarantee,
not to rip--A new pair free of charge
if they give out in the seams.

aI WAGNER & CO.
Student Outfitters
StateSLSig of thehg whiteshoe

Bright; and Snappy
A new lot of Oxford Shirts with
collar to match, and French cuffs.
I-o


i

I

I

I


ved

Seat Tickets

QIOICE

I _

Oct 1416

75c

421

Billiards is a fine game, as
those who play. You need
soe recretion and w is

TY SCHOOL
MUSIC
at Eightk O'clck.

Lake, Ypsl, Dstrgtto.
Special Raes. to Students
MALL
H. t P0
$*he** 63,j 413 Thompson St,

4.0,SPAL.DINU & BR~OS _ _ _ _ _ _ _
The Spalding T111 are the largest manu- Mr cuesI h ol Detroit 'United Line!
of OFFICIAL EQUIP-
MENT,foraliathletIt - -
rrtae sports and pastimes. On information to Division Super
Q S GIf" You are interested tendent Allen, Ypsilanti, of the Deti
uin Athletic Sport you United Lines; by officers of Varsity
MARK Q; shoul have a copy of ognzt
IN he palingCate- ogmzons, the movement, beyond
Logue. It's a comnplete capacity of the regular service, of;
Iskow hruhotencclopedia of + group of students to or from Ann
th oldpa Wht ewz bor, extra cars and extra service wil4
a' *~ f i etfreo ~pro'mptly supplied.
Qu.~ilftyquet.
A. a.SPALDING Cj. BROS. _________________
254 Wo~dward Ave. Detroit Mitch

better than this ?
IgSTN DR9 .



[DIL.L & FAGC.

r