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red at the Post Office at.
r, Michigan, under Act
Qss of March 3, 1879.
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MANAGING EDITOR.
Walter K. Towers.
BUSITESS NANA(=ER
Albert I. Dilley
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morning of Saturday
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naw, Commonwealth of
Michigan Daily for the
PALLBEARERS.
W, Kellogg Towers
A. Romulus Dilley
H. Zerno Folz
A. Bernard Moehlmann
F. Eugene Shaw
The Old Scratch.
contests that lack either class or inter-
est by other methods than staying
away and preserving the elusive jit-
ney. All this will be wholesome-and
interesting.
To our yet unknown successor we
relinquish our heritage of labor and
pleasure. He will be a man of charac-
ter, of ability, and of independence.
We commend to him the task of en-
deavoring to tell the wholesome truth
no matter whose bull is gored. We
trust that he will stand unswayed by
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As the mystic number bobs into the with a vision unclouded by friendships
upper line of the paper we are remind- or social connections. We commend to
ed that our course is run and that the him the task of explaining to the fac-
allotted number of issues having elaps- ilty why the paper cannot be accu-
ed we have come to the point where rate and of endeavoring to understand
custom decrees we shall embody our why the faculty is and discovering
editorial swan song in more or less what is the matter with it.
immortal type. About the editorial Too long have we lingered. The
throne are grouped the men who have faithful printer lingers below waiting
shared our ideals and fought our ed to lock the last forms. The curtain is
itorial battles. It is a sad eyed grour down.
that is prepared to lay away the most
treasured nieinory of our university With this issue The Micligian Daily
career, The Michigan Daily for 1911- will suspend publication for the uni.
1912. With this issue we must say versity year. Three special issues will
good bye and essay the faculty's in- be published during Commencement
quisitorial bridge- by which we hope week.
to be permitted to cross into'the great
beyond. UNION DINERS OPEN ADDITION.
We have worked because we hoped
that the university might be a little Story of Union's Growth Enthuses As-
.igger and a little better for our hav- sembled Members.
ing lived in it. We have worked that Three Michigan Union presidents, a
the paper might be a little better fean and a distinguished alumnus
equipped to minister to the news ap- ombined with Captain Inman Sealby
petite of the university world. We and 125 Union enthusiasts in formally
have labored that it might be a bit christening the new clubhouse addition
more powerful and a bit more able to at the final membership dinner last
fight the battles of its conception of might,
the right in the interests of all. We Walle Merritt, Matthew Blish and
have striven for the independent view Edward Kemp, together and individu-
point, free from the control of any ally, recited the story of the wonder-
organization clique or influence, and ful growth and development, of the
fearing none. . "Biggest Idea at Michigan." Professor
For the material advances all credit D. H. Campbell, '82,.'86, and now pro-
is due to Albert R. Dilley. It was his fessor of botany in Leland Stanford
courage and initiative that made pos- University spoke on the development
sible the materialftation of the ideal of Michigan since his undergraduate
of a larger paper. His business acu- days,
men and energy have carried the pa- Dean J. R. Effinger concluded the
per to a successful fruition. He has program with a statement of the fac-
created the sound financial basis with- ulty view of the Union which was re-
out which no self supporting institu- ceived with enthusiasm.
tion can exist. With this basis to
build on the paper is prepared to ad- POLES SELECT OFFICIALS AT
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Not content to take our predeces-
sor's word for it wehave had to learn At the final meeting of the Polonia
for ourselves that our readers know club last night, the following officers
that the shortest distance between two were elected for the ensuing year:
points is a straight line and will fol- President, W. S Czapski; vice-presi-
low it no matter what grass lies be- dent, Stephen Borkowski; secretary,
tween. So too we have discovered Anselm Horbasi ewski; treasurer, Jos-
that the patriots cannot be cajoled into eph Kosacka; librarian, Andrew Sam-
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