:IGAN DAILY.
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nged the price of woolens on an average of twenty five
on a yard, so all the leading jobbers tell us. That will
a difference of about eighty seven cents on the amount of
that goes into a suit. Not much, is it?" No, of course not."
t week we took advantage of a special price offered trs by
abte jobber, a price far less than the difference in the tariff,
me neat effects in black, blue and white strips, a'so some
blues and overcoatings, all new 1913 woolens. W~e have
ed them at a price accordingly. Those that are fortunate
h to place their orders at once will reap the benefit. They
last long-comie in and look theta over. Remember these
1 new woolens. They are not oldl friends that we dislike to
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=e dved
shipment of
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in the
lack
and
and tan rubber sole
heavy tan Viscoli zed
BOSTONIAN MAKE
ose who are waiting for these shoes
call at once as the supply will not last
(The Afichian Daily assumes no re-
sponsiwilty for sentiments epcs
ed in con, nt nctiofls.)
WilY PE rrHE EASTi
Editor, The Michigan Daily:
I have followed the affairs of this
university for ten years. For tenr
years, whenever campus problems
have come up for solution, 1 have not-
ed, times without number, in The
Michigan Daily, in the Michigan Alum-'
nus, and at the Michigan mass-meet-
ings, this cringing sentiment: "They
do it that way in the East."
Whly this persistent provincialism?
Why be forever aping the east?
Our graduates, the world over, <ju ty f m d or her es re a ea
and individuality.
In athletics we rank with the fore-
most.
We are no longer a provincial , "Big
Western" state university. W1e are a
great cosmopolitan institution. Our
students come in large, and increasing
numbers from all sections of the coun-
try; our students are recruited from
the four corners of the earth. We are
a national, and we are an internation-
al university.
We have shed our sw\addling clothes.
We are 76 years old? We aire able to
solve our own student problenms.
Why ape the East"~
Let's turn the Alleghanies toward
Ann Arbor. Let's work out our own
solutions. And let's do things in the
Michigan way.
GLENN D. BRA0DLEY, '07.
('aiad ian 'hubto tolbd First T'Banquet
The Canadian club will hold its fif'st
banquet of the year at 6:00 o'clock- this
evening at the Union. Professor W. 0.
Smeaton, of the chemistry department,
and Dr. H. 11. Cummings, of the med-
ical department, will speak. The coin-
inittee in charge, consisting of L. D.
Ostrander, '16E, R. G. McAndrew, '16E,
and Rex Waddell, '16, promises several
revelations in selections from famous
Canadiant humorists and poets. N. H.
Gldstick, '14L, will act as toastmaster.
UNIVERSITY CALEND)AR.
D ec. 4--I)omin ion clubi).(dinner at the
I1 Dcc. _1--1996 lit dance.
TO PERMIT ISSUE
OF 'STUDENT LIFE'
That the newx publi ation , S;aeu
Life, is a legitimate magazine, was the
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In 8 Parts of Magnificent Motion Pic-
tures, Brought to Ann Arbor at Great
Expense, Dlirect from Wallick
Theatre, New York.
FOUR DAYS ONLY
Wed,, Thurso, Fri,, Sat,
One Sh~ow Nightly at S:AS
TWO HYOUR SHOW
State St.
BOOTEB.RY.
Opposite tiustons'
The Sugakr Bowl
Com fection~ery
We have the best assortment of
Chocolmtes 2and IBOMi BOlms
All klz~ds of fei..ziy lee Creams for Parties
Try our Fruit Suxdaes after the Theatre
Me,Il ,Street
of the .board in control of
studeont publications. This (onclus~ion
was the result of a conference be- vteen
Professor Scott, Prof. A. -1. ILo loyd andd
Sidiney, Keller, editor of the new pa-
per, held yesterdlay :ift e rnoon.
On the grounds that the publication
is distributed among the high schools
of the state and not on the camps,
that the majority of the adivertising
is procured from firms not locted lin
Ann Arbor and that the issue cau-
not be considered at campus lpublica-
tion, the faculty mem.ibers in control of
the situation expressed thei belief that
the publication of the papter is outside
of their jurisdiction.
The right to existenc e of this paper
was questioned last wek)y thebor
in control of non-athletic activiti%, andi
it was thought at thatt time that theo
paper was a strictly camlpuis sue and
printed without official sanction, but
ithe recent finding quashedi this ag -ita-
tion.
('onlni itt('O eai, rs d mat e St ident
Leland h,. Grossman of the gradte
depatment read a paper on the coin.-
mision fCorm of government pat a sub-
commaittee meeting of the Ann rbo
civic. association last night.Mers
Charles A. Sink of the schiool of' mu-
sic, C. C. Freema n and Mart[in I latl ler
rep~ort,,, on the commission form of
gover(nmient in M1ichigan.
The Fi-eshmnan Brothetrihoodl, acnw
organization coiisistin g of first ya
men who are interested in B'ible suy
has elected the following oflices
president, C. R. Webb; vice-president-,
Walter R. l3 row n, and secretary -t r ais-
urer, Joselh F. Meade.
Mlayor IR. G. MacKenzie y es terdayt
afternoon vetoed the ne~w water work:rs
ordinance providing for imicipal
ownership and which was paissed by
the city comimon council Last Mloniday
night.
WILL UNITE WITHAI NTN
FOR ASnTRO, NOMA $R
Professor WA. J. H-ussey, director of
the Michigan observatory, will, on hi
return from South America next year,
conduct 'a series of co-operative sur-
veys of the shies between the Naittion-
a~l Observatory of Argentina, s.itua<tedi
at the University of La Pla tte in thatii
country and the observatory of the
U3niversity of Michigan.
The observatory at L'a Platte will
have an equipment 'valued at about
$300,000 when Professor H-ussey com-
pletes his purchases for the southerng
government. As soon as he brings ihe
equipment of the two observatories up
to a. standard, the surveys of the skie s
of the northern and southern heis -
pheres will be begun.
POMPEII
T heatre
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5th
Harvey D. Orr
OFFERS
"lif's
Shop
Window"
By Victoria Cross
A (Great Play From
a Great Novel
Scenic Production
and Great Company
deci siouz
P rof.
re'achled yester!dayI by '
'. N. Scott, chairman ai
MAIL ORDERS NOW
it C5?
MATINEE DAILY AT 3:00 P. M.
Theatre
I
Sat rday Eveig
Annual Ernuatgement. of
Dc. 6th
Nights
All'Seats (IDownistairs ieserved)
Bo-, Seati - - - -
Matinees
Adults ,- -
Childicu - -
.25
.35
.25
,is
6CHAVNCEY 'LCOT.
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Prices
'thirteen Rore, 0rchie:tra.........$1.66
Balance Or, hest rt;................. .,7
lour Rows Balcony....... .......... .75
Balance Balcony .................. . 0
PAT ERSO-N;1ANNCONCES
914 ENG~INEER COMIITTEES
s. G. C. Paterson of the senior
eering class has announced his
ittees for, the year as follows:
Hf. L. Mueller, chairman, A. 0.
LITs, J. C. Bogue~, R. H. Mills, F.
uBois and C. B. Pfeifer; cap and
C. A. Crowe, chairman, S. B.
as, G. S. Wiley, A. Roth and M.
se; invitations, C. WN. Ballentine,
nan, B. 11. 'Stuck, R. El. Christ-
E. P. McQueen, N. B. Jaquess
E. El. Dubry ; and senior recep-
R. D. Wiley, chairman, C. W.
41, H. E. Hleilman, A. P. Heluze
,C. Fletcher. The remainder of
ommittees will be given out to-
,w.
lass meeting will be held today
00 o'clock iin room 348 of the en-
ring building.
GERIMA- SOCIETIES TO
P]1,01) -('FSERIES 01F PLAYS
the suggestion of Prof. Warren
orer, of the university Germ-an
,tment, several short German
will be produced by the German
ies of Ann Arbor in Germania
uring the rest of the year. The
tis to present Clean, woral and
plays, wihich will be of material,
o students of German, in their
ng practice or active wourk in dra-
week. We must have jobs to meet the
increasing number, of applications.
Many students have time to earn mon-
ey outside of college, and they .depend
on our list to keep them busy."
IWEC"OR- RODWE, TO MEET
BASKET l-BALL III.XNX(,ER S.
Mlanagers of class basketball teams
have been urged to consult Intramu-
ral Director Rowe before the end of
the week, as the plans for the series
must be worked 'out before the annual
Christmas holidays.
Although the first games will not be
played until after the vacation, the
schedule must be drawn up and rati-
fled, and other details worked out with
the assistance of the managers of the
various class teams.
1+OI IERItBASEBALL CAPAIN
SINE) 1BY SST.. LOUIS TEAMN
"Jack" Euzenroth, captain of the
Michigan baseball team in 1909, and1
one of the best receivers that ever
played in college ball, has been signed
by Branch Rickey for a try-out with
the St. Louis Browns, next spring.
Enzenroth has been playing semni-
professional ball in Chicago andl De-
troit for the last four years. Rickey,
ex-coach of the Maize and Blue dia-
mond artists, signed up his former pu-
pil on a recent trip to Detroit.
Ia a New Play by'Rida Johnson Young
DIRECTION OF HENRY MILLER
Mr. Olcott Sings Five New Songs
PRICES
l st Four Rlows Orchestra ................ ........... $2 C
Balance of Orchestra .................... .
1 st Four Rows Balcony ............................ 1.(
Balance Balcony........ ... ....................7:
Gallery..................................5(
Box Seats...... ............................$2.(
MAIL ORDERS NOW
EAT AT *gpO p'S"1
t~opThe Place Where Things 'taste Like Rome
"'T p"'ancroit Cor. Monroe and Thtaye
D (cc. 4 --Mr. XV. I. Robinson in'Russell
seminary room of£ the museum, at 7 :00
O'clock.
Dcc. ---lresllman lit dance at Barbour
gviunasiuln. at 4 :00 o'clockx.
('.6 -1,unche on for senior lit womnen
at thle ;Micligan LUnion, 'at 12 :00
o'clock.
Dec. 6-Annual spread for freshtman
vo men in Blarbo(ur gyre.
lhcc. 6 --Joni, r lit breakfast (lance.
D~ec. (--Griffins (lance at (=ranr's.
Dec. 8-Illinois club smoker.
Dc)c. 1w--1916 Engineer (lance.
D~ec. io-Sopliomore engineer (lance at
jthe Michigan Union.
THE STATE SAVINGS BANK
Capital Stock $50,000.00
Surplus andlProfits $100,000.00
ANN ARBOR, MICH.
'Wiun. A rnold Wini. J. Booth C. John WQlz, Jr
ic-fits. President. Cash:ier
Gorge Bischoff
220 Chapin Sweet Phone 809-L
Choice c ut flowers anid .plants
Liberty and Main Sts.
A Most Convenient Place for Your Banking
Garrick Tbeatr,
DE~TROIT, nVCHllAN
GABY DELY
In the 3 act musical comedy
1Th Little Parisienni
Or& waxit or Overcoat
We build fine clothes right in on
owen shops out of best of material;
prices worth your while investigati
Drop in on your way down town.
we will explain how we do 'it.
clean and repair both ladies'.
gentlemc n's garments with g r
care. Give us at trial.
Louis DelPrel
Fine Tailor 1 05 E. Liberty
Have you notcced
the distinguished appearance
a perfect fitting
F
Dress Suit
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DET ORKERS EAGER
TO OBTAIN 110USEHOLD jJOBS Helen Keller to Appear in anI address
_______________Helen Keller will lecture in Ann Ar-
______bor January 15. The lecture will be
lousehold duties are eagerly held in the Hill auditorium under the
ht for by student workers in our auspices of the Collegiate Alumni 'as-
au," declared Frank I. Olmstead, sociation. Mliss Keller will speak on
-etary of the University Y. M. C. A.i "The Right ["se of Our Sens;es,' and
loyment bureau, yesterday. i will be accompanied by Mrs. Macy,
refused 50 requests for work last' who was Miss Sullivan, her teacher.
gives one ? This is the only
kind we make.
Our fabrics are the newest.
WAGN E & CO.
Tailors State Street
W a EAD THEMALL
Allegretti, Morses and Gilberts candy.
1111 So. University Ave
cards, all
Store
Phone 1331 -J
All garments made
shop.
in our own
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We have these H.S & M. Mackinaws at $12.00 and $15.00. Other makes at $5.00 to $10.00.
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