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THE1f MICIGAN DAILY
Official newspaper at the University of Mich-
igan. Published every morning except Mon-
day during the university year.
Entered at the postoff ce at Ann Arbor,
Michigan nnder Act of Congress of March 3,
1879.
iiOffices Ann Arbor Press Building. Sub-
Iscription price: by carrier, -$.50; by mail,
$300. Want Ad. Stations: Press Building;
Quarry's Pharmacy; University Pharmacy; C.
( H. Davis, Coar. Packard and State.',
Telephunes 960 and 2414.
Maurice Tou~ne ......anaging Editor
pAdnta Johnson .........Business Manager
14. Beach Carpenter........ .ews Editor
Bred Foulk.........Assistant to F,:itor
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... .. . aporrst,.c'tt and their opinions, on the more vital
.....Intercollegiate Editor issues of the day. This is an old, old
.Musc an Draa .fight, that was started back in the
... ..Wnmens rEd tor year 1215,-in King John's time. 'We
EDITOIALSawaken to find that we are still fight-
Paidlllbnshard inlg it out on the Michigan campus.
T~nuis Thvid. Rena, In the meantime, the campus can
GH T EITORStrust the men who are pledged to work
Chester ltang for the direct election scheme to care"
Cabin Ilsu for their interests at the board of di-
Walter Nye
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ANN ARBOR TIME TABLE
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very two hours.to 6:51 p. m., also 4':2o'
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COX SONS & VINING
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is " MAKRS OF
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For All Dog roes,
May be Ordered from
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Stock $300,000 Surplus $rxoo,ooo
Resources. $3,000,000
!neral Banking Business Transacted
: Chas. E. Hiscock, Pres., W. D. Har-.
n, VicePres., M. J. Fritz, Cashier

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REPORTERS
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C. A. Swainso'n D)R. lballentine
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No other way of clothes getting is as flexible
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We offer the greatest cloth variety: make ex-
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White flannel and serge trousers $6.co and up.
We will half line these Irousers without extra
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Popular Priced Tailor, 209 E. LIBERTY STREET

John S. Leonard V. C. M illarri Once a week, on Wednesday, "Cam-
BUSINESS STAFF pusmiiles" will be devoted exclusively
R. V. Leffler R. J. llofniann to the rhymed couplets, triplets, and
A. H. Tlorrey Myron Watkins
quatrains 'emanating from the Water-
WE+DNESDAY, MAY 6, 1914. men and varii typewriters of the inhab-
N ight Editor-Leo N. Burnett. itants of this campus. All material of
poetic portent' should be in the hands
If erewil b a eeingof llmell"of the Smiler before the preceding
hers and tryouts of the business staf Tuesday noon. Selah!
this nzfternoon at 4:00 o'elock, A,. Rt.0
Johnson, Business "Manager. OH1I
___________________Where can a man buy a cap for his
NO PLEDGES BROKEN. knee,
Or a key for a lock of his hair?
Four members of the present athlet- Can his eye be called an academy,
ic board were elected to office, pledged Because his pupils are there?
to work for the adoption of a direct Oh!
election of the three student members What can he raise from a slip of his
of the board in control of athletics. tongue?
Messrs Crowe and Emmons, elected be-Whplyontedusfhiea?
fore the direct election matter was Whodpaysonpathelrumseofhstye as?
made an issue, feel-that they are under An a o rytl n the styltan
no obligations to student opinion as ev- Of the coat that his stomach wears?
idenced by the four to one vote in favor1 Oh!
of direct elections. They are opposed What does he whip with the 'lash of
to direct elections. his eye?.r
Howeer, he mn fvorig th di Who travels the bridge of his nose?
ect election scheme have the balance Can he use (when shingling the roof
of voting power."Mr. Schradzki has re-ofhsmu)
signed, but the student who assumes The nails on the end of his toes?
his place assumes his obligations, oth-I Oh!
erwise it would be well for him nohtcok fhs lowbttrw

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Hilt Auditorium, May 13. 14, 15, 16, 1914

Course tickets
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On Monday, May.
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STATE, STREET JEWELERS
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Lingerie Pins Souvenir Spoons
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accept. thepVosiionu. ,aU, Lthe voJe wii
stand four to three, with Mr. Bartelme,
voting against the direct elections.
The board of directors is not likely
to elect to the board in control next
week, as was announced 'yesterday
morning by Mr. Crowe, because the
-men favoring the direct election
scheme are in power, and have pledged
themselves to forward the direct elec-
tion plan. The campus needs nothing
more than promises from these men.
The board of directors can hold a
direct election, with the help of a nom-
inating committee, and ratify the re-
sut.The spirit of the regents' rule,
at least, would be lived- up to. Or a pe-
tition can be presented to the board of
regents, which will meet on May 22.
WHY DIRECT ELECTIONS?
There are some who have asked why
there is ,a desire for direct. elections.}
The answer is that the students-who
are taxed to support Michigan athletics

into gaol?
If so, what on earth did It do?
And how does he sharpen his shoulder
blades?
I'll be hanged if I know! Do you?
-The'Funny Woman.
-0=-
Place For All Things
"Just one kiss," he whispered low-.
The wicked little devil
Cast her eyes demurely down,
"I can't, Jack, on the level." be
He stood rooted to the spot,
Downcast and sad until,
She clasped him sweetly by the hand,
And led him up the hill. -L. S.
"Get bolder," she said, as he pecked at
her lips
But he knew she was trying to mock;
So he puzzled a while, and in similar
style,
Brought her a well rounded rock!

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