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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
official newspaper at 'he University of Mich-
igan. Published every morning except M4on-
:ay during the university year.
F ntered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor,
Michigan wader Act. of Congress of March 3,
1879.
Offices Ann Arbor Press Building. Sub-
scription pri"e: by carrier, $2.30; by mail,
$3.00. Want Ad. Stations: 'Press Building;
c2 arry's Pharmacy; University Pharmacy; C.
i i. Davis, Cor. Packard and State.
Telephones 96o and. 2414.
Maurice Toulme ......Managing Editor
Adna Johnson............ Business Manager
Hd. Beach Cartenter.........News Editor
jFred Iionilk.............. Assistant to Editor
F. M. Church.. ..............ports Y: dtor
leonard Rieser ........ Intercollegiate editor
Robert Tannahill I........Music and Drama
Glenn Mminn f I"
Harold Abbott ....... ........Cartoonist
Lillian "Thomson..........Women's Editor
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The man on the inside of a pair
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Niarshlah Fote

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NIGHT EDITI
Leo Burnett
Henry Rumimel
F. F. McKinney
On Sport St
Carlton .Jenks
T. Hawley lapping
REPORTE]
t'. F. Thompson
C. A. Swainson
R. S. Collins
I'. C. Roth
C. L. Muller
D~onald Sarbaugh
l euben Peterson
Willis Goodet

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ASSISTANTS TO BUSINESS MANAGER
Sherwood Field Harry Johnson
Jahn S. Leonard F. G. Millard

Loss of popularity Is a bitter

and Main Streets
nient place for
banking.

'an iniallability. A foolish public has
rORS
Chester Lang believed, and had its belief shattered.
Jabin llsu it i el
WValter Nye isnel
ta RemusKline Generalities are ignoran~ces. ',,w, -'
Bruce Miles, papers nre interesting because they
RS'j are human. It is their greatest fault'
J. M. Barrett and their greatest virtue.
1). R. Ballentine
Leon Greenebauni ____------________ ____
1-1. R. Marsh - _ _ _ _
J. F1. Jordan
I). A. Wallace TT~1T
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BUSINESS STAFF iI
R. V. Leffler K. J. Hofmnann
A. ST. Torrey Myron Watkins IPrts
THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1914. Having shelled my daddy's shcckl s;
For an atb-el-etic book,
THE PROFESSIONAL HAND. I feel that Cassie Chadwick,
The ichian nioneleti~~lesWas a crude and short horned crook.
prohibit professional politics, back-al- The numbers call for baseball gamnes,
ley methods, bossism and in a word (I like to watch 'em sizzle)
all of those distasteful, ward heeling On yester eve I took three bolts,,
means of the "outside, practical The game-It was a fizzle.
world." It is as it should be. __
The student who steps into a Union It's it Space Filler Lads, But We're it
office can feel just pride, for he has tinAwful iHurry
not been put there solely by his su- There was a physician of long ago
preme "bravery" in the matter of Who hired a man to shovel his snow;
pledging votes. The Union system for- But instead of a-shovel he gave him a
tuinately confers an honor-the only hoe,
real honor there is. As a nominee and He was a, Floe-me-a-path, you know.
as an officer, he has been a recipient lii.
of appreciation and trust from his fel- ---
loves. Our3i' Miulnl~ei, Minstrels
A discussion of the qualifications is Mr. Johnson: Mr. Bonles, do you
to. be highly desired. That is educa- know why Villa never shoots a man
Lion. And what a success this sys- with a glass eye.
term has proved to be? The present Mr. Bones: No, Mr. Johnson, 1 was
and past efficiency of the Union is not aware of the fact. Will you tell
founde d upon the non-pledging and the assemblage the reason for this
nomination scheme, without the shad-, wonderful fact.
ow of a doubt. The stuident body has Mr. Johnson: Simple. lie uses a buti-
cause to congratulate itself. let. Har, har!!!!
The nomination system brings forth Introducing the infant son of Baul
men who are too sensitive and honor- 1 Tue, our famous big league umpire, in
able to mix in gangs. And so the pro- his comedy dialogue and hundred yard
hibition does prohibit and the men sprint, entitled, "If You're Going to
who have gone into the closer service Throw a Bottle Boys, Be Sure and
of the Union havo gone in with clean PKass the Pop." (Meaning use a Coca
hands. Cola bottle).

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AND LO, ANOTHER H-UMAN!
The newspaper has been said to have
no heart, to be a wolf, a liar, ra stealer
of peoples' respectability, a beast Land
all that is evil, base, corrupt and. fla-

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lie Should Be Sentenced to Thun a lu-
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successes are human. Yes, a newspa- the same napkin?
per is human, is passionate, is enthu---
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corrupt, is fearless or is honest. The "Waiter" because it was so slow
newspaper has a heart-a big human Phillie: Ndope, because it was s
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