THR MICHIGAN DAi.L!
THlEIiCIGAN DAILY
OibcilI ±ewspper iutthe University
of 31ichigan.
Published every morning except Mon-
day throughout the school year.
Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar-
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bore Michigan, under Act
grcss of March 3, 1879.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 11912.
With the issue of Thursday mornuing,
The .Michigan IDaily -will suspend piub-
lication 11til after the Spring' vaeation
proof that the perception is still (1im1.
Int any business, fully as much as inz
any profession, the man, who has
learned the value of indep-ndent
thinking, wvill eng-age in it better for
having been to a university. For the
energetic, educated man, who does
not affect a superior pose, there is in-
variably a big future.
He probably has as 'much to learn
f'rom experience as ;those wvho mounted
!:he om1c stools at much tenderer
years, but his trdined mind-priu
riularly if in his educatjon,economics and
allied subjects have formed a promi-
nent part--will enable him to inter-
pret experience more appropriately.
There seems to remain still an im-
pression that any exceptional intellec-
tual ;aptness w~ould be wasted in bus-
inesis though not in a profession. Of
modern comimercialism, no idea coud
be more mistaken. For all who are in-
dustrious and capable there are -fitting
niches in this wvorld. Where one be-
gins to climb is a matter' of little mio--
ment; where one' ends Jis the import-
ant thing.
Tennis
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vetient place for a.o1r
k anking.
Market
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k, Ham Poultry Sausage
.1 red '?:0 N. 4th Ave
haHolrTwlAanThe obnoxious, germh generating,
disease disseminating roller towel-is
again in evidence upon the campus.
Two' have been hanging in the gen-
eral library until they. seem to form
an integral part of the wall, save that
the wall looks cleaner than its re-
pulsive decorations. They have been
watched daily and have only been
changed when the official in (har e
seemed to think there was nothing
else left to do.
Another part of the campus-wvhiach
should be free of this variety of towel
is the clinic in the Dental Go]llege.
Here especially, where a premium
should be placed u~pon cleanliness, the
roller towel is used during clinics. It
is someti'mes bad enough to permit
amateur dentists to attempt to set our'
mouths aright, but every possible pre-
caution should be taken to insure
cleanliness and this the roller towel,
with its ever increasing burden of
germs, more or lefts virulent, !does not
do.
Sanitary towels have been installed,
with good results in University haill
and the Michigan Union and there is
no reason why they should not work,
as well in other buildin-s. This is a
menace to the student body and prop-
er precautions should iimmtediately be
a ken3.
t MUSIC AND DRAMA
Faculty Convert,.
The April Faculty Concert will be
given Friday evening of this week il-
stead of Thursdaiy as has been pats-
tomnary. The change of da"*: s is due
~o the fact that- t'_ High School Audi-
torium is to be used otherwise on that'
nigh1t. The program to be given is at
Most attractive one, and will be ren-
dered by Alr. Albert Lockwood, pian-
ist, Mr. William How land, Baritone,
Mr. Saimuel Lockwood, violinist, and1
Mr. Richard P. Hall, "cellist, with ac-,
,ouipaninients by Mrs. G. B. Rhead and
Miss 'Nellie Gouciher. Mr. Hall, -besides
appearing in the Sai-nt-Saeins' Trio, for
violin, piano and 'cello, will also play
the obligato for Wagner's "j'vening
Star," which wvill be sung by Mr, How-
land. The program in full will be as
follows:-
Prelude, A minor.......Debussy
11 Penseroso ........ ........ Liszt-
Fantasie, Op. 49 .,.,. Chopin
Albert Lockwood.
"o ~du mein holder Abendstern"(fromn
Tannhauser).............Wagner
William Howland
Violoncello obligato by Richard P.
Hall
319 E. I -eatr
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'Concerto' No. 4',' Dmajor ..IIMozart
Allegro;% Andante cantabile;. Rondo
Samuel Lockwood
Accompaniment by Mrs. G. B. Rhead
The lass with the delicate air. Dr. Arn
Bel demeer's Stream ...... Old Irish
Ho!' Jolly Jenkin........... Sullivan
William How land
Accompaniment by Miss Nellie GCouch-.
er.
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pan iAV ' 1'P f1 in fct-
ory. A splecndid ch1ance to' get a
necw and expensiveistrtnw t fr
the price c1 ac. 1ea p ore.
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Four
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THE TH(
Trio, F major, Op 18 .... Saint-Saens
Allegro vivace; Andante; Scherzo;
Allegro
Mrs. George B.' Rhead, Mr. Samuel
L.ockwood,- Mr,. Richlard P. H all.
ALMA GLUCK
F1 nurmpr ull
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It is- a comparatively new ilea that
the 'young .man' without capital who
has his way to make and 'intends to
imtke it in city life, should begin his
career with a university education.
It is remarkable that it should be a
new idea. W~e are just beginning'to
see that preparation for the world in
the university is capable of being
turned to as 'valuable use in business
life as in law or medicine; that such
training widens rather than narrows
the range of occupations. The over-C
crowding of the professionts is positive
)h~jestic Theaiter.
The management of the Majestic
theater has issued anl announcement
relative to the coming attractions at.
the local. vaudeville theater and aF
glarce at the early bookingswill con-
vinc-e anyone with a kn iowledge of
theatricals of the treat in store for the
Majestic patrons.' Next week will
bring~ the latest vaudeville sensation
known as "The Human Fish," Max
Witt and his Killarney Girls, Grace
CWilson a noted stage beauty,' and the
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~ fl~J made in our own shops
many morti ins~de. We do not send any
We wBi lay aside your_- --
selecticn. NFA0 E° statee work out of town.11,i
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nthem, When you are in Detroit next
r J. Watson's work
Detroit, Mich.
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ce in viii. tirm. For p;wrticuiars call at
purs. 10 to 12 a. mr., 2 to 4 p. xm.
Just Reseive!d
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
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to halves and pounds. lia"4oueu
your wamt.
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708 rackwrd SL
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ager will start somethingI
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Y(ou'll need a Tyepwriter later. Get
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college Ask ius t~o ,how you
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Prices Reasonable~
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