'an MICHIGAN, Y, JUNE 1, 1912, GRADUATE SCHOOL ELECTS FELLOWS Newv Graduate Fellows Picked Fronm t he State Colleges for the First Time. TO RECEIVE $300 EACH FOR YEAR. The first group of graduate fellows to enter from the state colleges under F RESHT TRACK STARS Dual Meell 1Witi :Announce The dual trac igan's AlI-Fresl USED!I rule all the special grant of er- last February was 1i er t1 on by the Adn the Graduate S, noon. Those el, Co .ool y after cts in d for gx,4duation." gives one poiil t, grade A 3 de 13 two p~4rit§ 5endgrade ssinig, g;Ives no poigts. T~his if a man gets a grR4e D ne of his subjects he will ure a B3 or an A in another Robert mazoo Cc Ch~emis try. Barbour, A.B. ogy. Bishop, A.B. ! IL 9 H. . 1. Hill A the rule seem ils. Will Lenave For Whit- tOne And Three O'clock. n all departments will more today ,for the first frolic. Unique stunts All be thie order of the program includes a fat class president's race, 1 race, swimming con- *nig and rowing events. feats aye expected in College, 1: Ralph AV Engineerin Clyde L. English. William Chemistry. Harlow Landscape arse col- 30, d in a Prizes have been donated by the lo- cal merchants as rewards to the win- ners of these exhibitions of speed and skill. The list includes tobacco in its various forms, neckties, watch fobs as well as due bills on several thirst emporium; and dispensers of "dry~ goods. All those having yellow tickets must exchange them for railroad tickets at the box office in U. ha.ll between ten and eleven o'clock this morning. Those Swho have not already secured tickets lmay do so at that time. A special train will leave Ann Arbor at one and three p. m, J;.eturnlng will arrive in lAnn Arbor at 7:30 p. Mn, SOPHOMORES TO PUT-IN-BAY Through the courtesy of the sopho- mores a class in geology, under Prof. IHobbs, will accompany the excursion to Put-in-Bay today. The geologists, as well as anyone else who wishes to join them, will make a tour. of the Iisland, studying the shore, formations, the marks of the last ice age, and the Iseries of caves with their stalactites, and remarkable crystalline incrusta- tions. The party will leave on special cars of the regular 6:57 train over the M. C., making use of the week-end rates of $1.00. At the Ashley and Aus- tin Dock in Detroit they will be met- :by the S. S. Kirby, which Is due to ar- rive at Put-in-Bay at 11:45. Return- ing in the late evening the boat will reach Detroit at 9:30, where the 10:00 o'clock train to Ann Arbor may be caught. Two of the teni colleges for~ which Cap :Fight 1 f e l l o w s h i p s w e r e p r o v i d e d i n t h e a p - a s t h e m spr r i t o o f h e R g n , f a l d o d t i n . I + t g send the names of any candidates. But itin. it is expected that both the University ered on the of Detroit, anid Nichign College of field last p1 ?Mines, will select candidates next was not mu~t year, and thereafter. was a deeper As a result of the two delinquencies simple oereni the board was enlabled to choose two casion one, NY of the alternates from among the ers said, "wil eight proposed by the several colleg- you sit quiet] es. They were chosen on~ the basis of in mouth~, Ion their recommendations. MLiss Bishop The long1 of Hillsdale has attended the last two started from summer sessions its a gradua~te stu- 7:15, proceed dent. letic field, be In every case the candidate with the red lights,° highest recommpndatipn from any col- ready blazing lege was passed on, and entered with- marchers arr out question. Professor N. Hf. Kraus, semblage wat head of the graduate school oxpressed es above the great satisfaction at the spirit Wvith Program t which the colleges had taken up the after desul fellowships, and had recommended "Whitney" O0 first rate material, An example of the rostrum and care in selectiorl is shown in the case for several I of M. A. C. whose candidate, .Nowell, followed by si has been an instructor at the Agricul- Metcalf, accer tural College for the past year. Harry Stei The fellowships are established to first speaker stay unless the Regents should by she- pie, master of vial act rescind the grant, was "Michiga proce son of students in 10 2 1the campus shortly after qualify ding to the women's ath- a game Btween the usual rows of heat fo The big bonfire was. al- nell, an ig fifty feet high when the with th ,rived, andi the entire as- trial thi is soon seated on the slop- ently tsp a e ' b o .g v n t Regins With Cheering, qualify. Otory cheering by classes, In the tis ascended the soap-box ter brea went, through the motions ertson 4ilelgan yells, This was his heal singing led by Woodbridge the 220 ompanted by the band. the 1.00 inhauser, '12 E, was :the fects of rintroduced by "Ruf" Si- dressini f ceremonies. His subject after a ,,a Traditions." "We have- walk to istoms that are, strictly igan i d enough to call tradi- not tho Stelnhauser. "But we have serious that is as old as the uni- Haff 1 f--Michigan loyalty." the qua enasetotlonMc-Ti is," said Prof. R. W. Aigler, quarter, speaker, "but I am not go- acuse i ss an opinion on the Con- ning th p, There is one phase of chance mnwihms ontu-I h wever: that the Confer- able to which we now so strenu- ness, th( were drafted on this very for a pl Ipassed at a meeting in erythin !d by Dr. Angell." hurdles inued on, page 4.) our 'resident-Emeritus An- ted to attend, but will e present,~ owing to an agement elsewhere. ae Successful Day. canoes made the trip Decoration Day. No reported except that aft was wrecked comn- of Tesmer's boats was river is considerably gar which accounts in iccessful voyages. MUST PAY FEETS TOI)AV IN ORDPER TO RECIVE DIPL~OMAS Treasurer Campbell's office closes at 12 m. today and no senior who has not paid the diploma fee of $10 by that hou~r will be allowed to receive hiss "sheepskin" at Commencement time. Cards must be obtained at the offices of the secretaries of the different de- partments, and filled out before they fee is~ paid, The voucher slips attach- ed to the cards marked "paid" by the treasurer, will be accepted at the re- spective departmental offices after this noon, speaking, olc tions," said S one custom t. versity its elf "I have bee ig-an athletics the second sp hIng to expresi ference mixul that situation derstand, ho) ence rules to ously objectN campus, and Chicago calle (Conti , i Tod ay ANN ARBOR Al1umnziv 1:30 P. M. Admission 50c Michigan Base Ball Game Ferry Field 2:30 p.m. Admission 50cc Batteries Al or Utley & Engenrotli; Varsity: Sissler & Rogers. Eastern Intercollegiate meet will. be received at both events