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THlE flIJtWAN DAILY
UMictul \orlpaper aL tluH Laversity
of 11ichigan.
P~ublished every morning except Mon-
day throughout the school year.
En~tered at the Post Office at Ann Ar-
bor, Michiigarn, under Act of Con-
grecis of March 3. 187j,
)LNAtUI% EIT0)It
%lt alter K. T( ai er4.
al .I USS )A N1-L k
Albert It. flky
Editors.
:N~", fditor.... ,.... Harry Z. Polt
as:;t nt......... Frank Pennell
ttIetic 'Editor........ Karl Matthews
t5hitant .............. C. Eldredge
.uin eand Drama ...Earl V. Moore
lnivrcollegiate Newe tharold C. McGee
1+ i e,4........ ......Emmett Taylor
LEd iriah,.
Arthur B. MKoelilmau Frank E. Shaw
F~dwa.rd 0(.;.Kiemp Maurice Myers
ti ilaf Ed lt rs.
Mlaurlce Toulm1e Mack Ryan
WtaoIae' Web*fr C.. Harold lllppler
H. ?BearchCa rpenter Robert Gillett

dred to five hundred dollars.
But aside from-nthe material motives,
there are other reasons whly every
nineteen twelve graduate should in-
dulge himself to this extent. The pres-
ent is a time above all times, when the
Union needs every particle of aid avail-
able; not only for its own intrinsic
worth, but also for its cumulative val-
uie, by way of effect i4 setting a fash-
ion. It is in the power of the present.
senior class to establish a precedent
f'or others to come; to make it the
-.roper thing to become life members
of the Union upon graduation. Fur-
thermore, the actioni will be effectual,
as an 'ndication to those who have al-
ready graduated, that the students
are sincere.
The campaign contemplates the ac-
quisition of one million dollars, which
is to be used, partly for the erection
of the new building, and the rest for
endowment purposes. Consequently,
!lhe financial problemn of the Union for
All time, is one that is to be settled
no.It follows accordingly that this
opportunity is likely to be thre only~one
of moment whereby the undergraduate
of today can demonstrate any feelings
of gratitude he may have for the M1ich-
igan Union.
DOZEN LAY WRIGHTS SUBMI~T
MANt-S(BilPS FOR 191:3 OPERA
Twelve nmanuscripts were entered
into competition for the 1913 Michigan
(-nion opera book, at the C z:ubhouse
yester day. Somne few still remain oput
but munst be handed in within -the nextwdas
The books will be submitted to the
c m7mittee that has been appo n tel
to select 'next year's 'show, at once. It
is likely that its decision will be an-
nouinced shortly after spring vacation.

Spend Your Vacation Out 0i
Youca u troAl, sa s
Base a&
'from $1.50. to $8.00 or
or0t416

Tennis

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100' RACKET'S
WAHR'!

TO SELECT
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Porti Skits

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'Whop~ You Desire

lommommoo- --

John To «ncy
1 soli Yollken
Hal C. t~allmadge
MorrlH Mililigan
Morton R. Hunter
Che ster J. Morse
f~rak Muphy

Morris Houser
Fred B. Foulk
J. V. Sweeney
Lonard X.-Rieser
Russell H. Neilson
David D. Hunting
Mark F. Finley

Prortraits of Quai~
Go to

THlE lPIOTO GRAFEIR'

Ty pcwri t rs
For Salet or Merit.

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0. D.X MORRILL,
(g ~an-4merican 5 vings Bank
IItFJRTY AND lB1AIN STREETS
A mos~t co venient place for your
Ibanking.

%..SK atrl to &lgr. . .Joseph Fouchard
kdV*rdsit-Ng Mgr ,. . l]mer P. Grierson
'i1-ula tlon Mgr.... ;1+. Ray Johnson
Asst. Adv. .Mgr.. . . ,A. R. Johnson, Jr.
~dwr ..jafta....... W. T. Hollands
W. J. Wctterau. .1. 1. Lippincott
Emerson Smith
Wn Ad Stations
Press Buillding; Quarry's Pharmacy;
Tlie University Pharmacy, 1219 S.
Uni versity; Van'Doren's Pharmacy,
on Packard "Street; The Brown Drug
Store, Main Street. 'Leave adts at
these stations before 8:30 p. in°. for
next morning's issue.
Subscription price: By carrier. $2.60;
By mail,.,$3.00.
OFFICES; Ann Aroor P'ress Building,
Maynard Street.
OFFICE HIOURS: Ma nagI n g Editor,
1-2 [p. in.,1030-11:30 p.,im.: Bus-.
ln*oAs Manager. 1-6 p. 11.,
Y Bgth _Phones 960.
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SIS E. I urozu

HAVE YOUR CLOTHES PRESSED BY HAf
H ALL *B ROT H ERS 4 10 OUTH S
Salts Dry Cleaned and Pressed 733 Overcoats Dry Cleaned&
DRESS SUITS. PRESSED SUITS PR
30c 91'EIRCOI

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DEMANN
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k, Nam Poultry Sausage,
iu1 red 210 N. 4th Ave~

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03-105 S. M poi nSt.
I iPS 21hi 'an l' io~i , Uu

clThNDXAY, MARCH 31, 1912.t

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ON B E IALF OF LE '1ASTER,
1Philip H-. Cale, '12 L, and L. L.
Thompson, a graduate student, attor-
n-ey s for Vernon LeMaster, '14 M,. in
hIs ejectil-ent' suit against the land-i
lord, Reiger, failing to be satisfied in
damages, are preparing_ to institute'
another suit. This one will be against
Geo. 0. ;Kirtland, who according to the
testimaony, aided in damaging the ten-
aint's goods, anid. will be trued before
Justice Ritchie.
LeMaster who occupied a room in
Reinger's house refused to vacate at
'lhe request of the landlord who iwo-
acded to eject him.
,lbFN'IllR~SONIANS PICK L1i1fK CUP LGr
1:fDBATE EPRSENLTA ~1{ TESr.
B. J. Jonkman, R. L. Pie, and F. ll.
Franking comprise the team picket'
last night to'represent the Jeffersonian
society in, the annual Cup debate to be
held the middle of May. E. M. Dodds
was chosen alternate. The judges
were Messrs. F. G. Tompkins, R. H.
Baldwin, H. ,S. Mallory, Otto E. Haad,
and A. J. Forshe~.
4. 'ESTS OF CLUB PARTAKE
OF A COS-11OPOLIT 1.N LE N t.
Armong the guests at the Coslinopoli-
tan? Club banquet held last night at
Newberry Hall were Dr. James B.I
Angell, Profs. J. A.:C. lPcIldner, C. H:
Van Tyne, H. B. Merrick, H M. Cole,
and wives, and Prof. J. A. Craig, There'
were no speeches. About eighty per-
sons, were present.
The menu includes Chinese and Hin-
du .dishes. with imported flower-scent-
ed tea, and a South American dessert.

.mation call
979-L..

COX SONS & VINING
N.~w Toth
2q makersj of
Acamdemic Coslutme
Cap:4, Gowns and
Hoods for all degrees
Re p.esentati yes
YOU may tab about your

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spare time during the summer will
yield large profits to hustlers. Every
homie a possible punrchaser. For.infor-

The Ann Akrbor
Capital Stock $300,000
Resources;
Ai (loncral Baczking ti
;,ricaRB: Claw. IF. H
inrrima. Vice Pros.:

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phone 7475-1,, or phoneI

Between Detroit, Arat Arbor ano,
jachson
IDetroit Limited-6~:13 anid 14).1:i.m ~ ~
;Ql 2:13, 3:1.3, ti :13, arid 1,:13 p.iw
Kalamazoo Linited.-7A(;P. !# : At;, ad 1 Ii
S am. ;'1.: 4(i, :46, and } 41i m.
I6 : 45Ia.m., and ±try t %U Inura u to *4
! m. To, Ypsilanti,.5:45 a.mn. and half-hour
ly to 11:1, P. m.; ak", l2:I:,. t1_ I.: 1-
1:0a.m. To Saline. chang;c at X1, t dbmz
Local Cars West Bound--4i :a3dawo 15:a.r
~and every two hours to 11 :1:1 p.mn.

The attention of the seniors, in par-
ticular, is called to the opportun~ity
offered thien, to bec ome-;life mem'bers
of the Union, Briefly for the payment.
of fifty dollars, not cash down, but in
five annual installments, any student
or instructor~ in the University may be-
come a member of the; Union, a club,
which will shortly possess property
and eqipment far superior to that of
its counterparts in the large cities.
This membership so acquired will not,
thereafter, be subject .to dues "or as-
sessments of any kind. By way o'L
comparison, such privileges elsewhere,
cost, for initiation fee alone, from two
to ten times the whole price of the
life membership in the Union, and
thereafter, annual dues from one hun-

start , ouI ,tob~acco edrca-
tioll-Awhere 3yo1 can learn
whint a rc al smoke is.

ALMHA GLUO

Philip

Morris!

English: Mixture
and Cut Plug
aidc $1.00 .ins. If youmr dealer
doe utAuvmk chose brand ,send
u-. his namre .ud l address with
5e for zoz. tria l tin of L"'ngl1i~h
M1ixt1)reo0v(Cut Pluga.
PHILIP MORRIS & C O., LTD.
402 West Broadway New York City

FRIEDA LAN GENDORFF
NEVADJA VAN DER VEE!
ELLISON VAN HOOSE
REED M.ILLER -
MARION GREEN - -
HERBERT WITHERSPOO
LIEWELLYN RENWICK-
Reserve seat ticke
sale at School o
Charles A.


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SPRING SUITINGS

WATSON .
m, 'When you are. in Detroit next
Watson's work
Detroit, Mich.

See them in our wuindows-
many more inside.,
We will lay aside your
selection.

V V t~l UU' S V n Stateet

All our' olothes are
made in our own shops
We do not send any
work out of town.

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n one Co'rm. For Inir ticulars call at,
.r, 10 to 12 "a. im., 2 to 4 p. rm.

Just Rec'eived,
ALARGE ASSORTMENT: 0
FINE CANDIES
to 'halve, and poutedas.Irton e us
your wans.
V i oteii's Pharmacy
703 Packard St.

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". 'T ypewriter
- Bal-Bearing- Long Wearing
You'lli. need a Tyupwriter later. Get'
''ia best wv anti have it's u~e while in
e. lie g Asir i2 to show you,
FUELBER & ZEEWADSKI
310 S. State St. Up Stair

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DAILY regularly, a postal
carn to the Business MaR-.
ager will start something

Mrs: J. R. Troji
FASHIONABLE HAIRDI
(lair (goods, Hairdressing, Ma
PacehM alsage.
. Rain water SharipoQing 43j
111 South Unlvcrslty

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Prices Reasonable
HOM~E PHONIE 452-Black
West Huron Street

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WeDo French Dry and. Steam Cie
PR. INGekrd -REPAII
Suis Cloaned and Prossed 76.o
FULLER & O'CONNOR Tailors 6191I

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