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FIRST YEAR NINE
TO MEET DETROIT
Coach Lavans' Men Will Cross Bak
With City Baseballists
Saturday
FOURTEEN WILL MAKE' . JA U NT
The first University of Michigan A?-i
Fresh baseball team will play its firet
game against an outside institution.
when it crosses bats with the Univer-
sity of Detroit in that city Saturday
afternoon.
The Detroit boys are reported to
have a fast aggregation this year, and
have been working hard all spring un-
der the tutorship of George Lawton,
ex-Michigan football men. Norman T.,
Hill, a former Michigan baseball cap-
tain will umpire the game.
The trip will be taken by 14 men,
the final cut coming at next Friday's
practice, and at that time the official
distribution of the new freshman suits
will be made. The squad at present
consists of the following men: pitch-
crs-Payette, McNamara, Waldo, Lee(.
and Flynn; catchers-Krause, Arenz
and McCall:;Infielders-Matby, Brown-
eli, Barterlo, McGraw, Grey, Thomas,
Smidt, Rowan, Codd, Harrington, Mc-
Isaac and Barnard; outfielders-Mac-
Conahy, Nieman, Patterson, Brandell
and Taylor.
COMMERCE CLUB MEMBERS TO
SEE DETROIT'S BIG PLANTS

Watch this Space
Wed. May 6-Princess Mona Dark feath-
'; 11THE MEDICINE MAN'S
W ik y VENGEANCE'
Thur. May 7-Jockey scovell in
'IN THE STRETCH'
Fri. May 8-Mary Fuller i
iThe Ghost of Mother Eve'
I ollie of the Dailies No.
Sat May 9-Earl Williams in
HER HUSBAND'
Mon -ues. May 1 1-12-Dustin tar
1111i THE SQUAW MAN'
lat GAR RICK CNights
exce~pt wed. Mats,
AY ROBSON
in THE CLEVER WOMAN
from 9:00 to 12:00, and from 1:00 to
3:00 o'clock, at the desk in the cor-
ridor near the engineering library.
Names of those members who are not
laid up by Thursday night will be
omitted from the invitations. A list
of those names which will be printed
on the invitations, provided all dues
are paid, has been posted in the engi-
neering library. In case of any omis-
sion, the class treasurer should be no-
tified.
!' CAMPUS IN BRIEF

Nwreiig with the Beautiful Spirit and Thrilling Action of General
len Walihare's Literary a1d lelisgious Masterpiece. Produced with
110f Opulent Spleudor l aLd La 4isl Expenditure than ever before Ir
ifl:"e:low"ned aid "al)pro (1":1 e Career.
200 PEOPLE 8 CHARIOT HORSES
Seat sale Monday, May 4 at 10 a.m.
PRICES-Orchestra 13 rows, $2.00; remaindeur $1.50. Balcony,
First 4 rows $1 .50; next 4 $1.00: remainder 75c.
Gallery, (neat reserved) 50+c,

the progressive firm using our prtd.
Ilt are The Delta, University Phar-
macy,Sugden Drug Co., MacDon-
aid's in the Campus district.

116 S. Main St.

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ffee Roasters and
Wholesale Grocers

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FRANK BROTHERS,
Fifth Avenue B oot Shop,
Number 224
NEW YORK
EXHIBIT SHOP 326 SOUTH STATE STREET, ANN ARBOR
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The Commerce club will journey to
Detroit tomorrow, as guests of the De-
troit board of commerce,.and will be
shown through different industrial
plants of the city, tomorrow and Fri-
day. A special car will leave the D. U.
R. waiting room in Ann Arbor, at 7:10,
o'clock Thursday morning. All who in-
tend to go and have not yet signified
thei rintention must notify Julius Wer-
nicke, '14, at once.
DELINQUENT ENGINEERS GET
OPPORTUNITY TO SETTLE UP
Senior engineers will be given their
last opportunity to pay the senior as-
sessment and all back dues Thursday

-The class in oral interpretation of
poetry will give Count Guido's Defense
from Browning's "Ring and the Book,"
at 8:00 o'clock tonight in room 302 U.
H. The public is invited to attend the
recital, which will be free.
-The continittee for the weekly Sat-
urday night dance at the Union will
consist of Walter Emmons, '14E, chair-
man, W. E. Nye, '16, T. S. Barnett, '16,
and F. L. Nesbit, '17.
--Members of the Canadian club will
hold a smoker at 7:15 o'clock tomor-
row night, in the Barrister's. rooms,
above Wagner & Co's store. Officers
for next year will be elected.
-Professor John R. Allen, of tile me-
chanical engineering department, will
be the principal speaker at the annual
banquet of the Graduate club to be
held at the Unon, at 6:15 o'clock to-
morrow night.
-Prof. W. W. Florer will address the
lower women's section of the Deutsch-
er Verein at its meeting in the Verein
room at 7:30 o'clock tonight.
--Prof. Campbell Bonner, of the Greek
department, left last night for New
York City, where he will attend a
meeting of the managing committee of
the American School of Classical Stud-
ies at Athens. He will return the lat-
ter part of the week.
-Dr. W. B. Pillsbury, of the psycholo-
gy department, who is confined to his
home with a serious attack of pneumo-
nia, was improved yesterday. His
classes are being conducted by Mr. IH.
F. Adams and Prof. J. S. Shepard.

Standish -aNew
ARROW
COLLAR
for Summer
An ultra smart style
which correctly ex-
presses the fashion
Rfor 25c
CLUETT, PEABODY & CO.,.Ic. Makers
-Physicians attending Clifford Kane,
'17, and D. M. Clark, '16H, who were
operated upon for appendicitis several
days ago, reported yesterday that both
were improved.
UNIVERSITY NOTICES
All candidates for the senior class
tennis team must post their names on
the list on the bulletin board in back
of the Varsity courts at Ferry field and
start playing off their matches today
if the courts are playable Interclass
matches start Saturday.
Lower women's section of Deutsch-
er Verein meets tonight at 7:00 o'clock.
The students who were elected to
the board of editorial assistants of the
Michigan Law Review are requested
to meet Professor Holbrook in the Law

THURSDAY
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MAJESTIC
Two Ni tits Oraly

Three Shows Nightly, 7 to 10
Magnificent Photo Play
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$50,000 MOTION PICTURE
CAST OF 5,000 ACTORS
Beautiful Sceines---Wonderful Pictures
ADULTS10c-CHILDREN5c
Review room Thursday, May 7, at 11:00
o'clock.
Candidates for the All Soph tennis
team report to Switzer some time this
afternoon at Ferry field. Important.
The Forestry club will hold a busi-
ness meeting tonight in the club rooms
in the new engineering building.
The soph engineers will hold a class
dance at the Michigan Union at 8:00
o'clock Thursday, May 7.
Choral Union ushers report at Hill
auditorium Thursday night for Band
Concert.
Band rhearsal tonight in Hill audi-
torium promptly at 7:00 o'clock.
Interfraternity conference North
wing Friday night. Report of Consti-
tutional committee.
LOST-Between Tappan hall and Pal-
mer field or on Huron and N. State,
a "calico" Conklin fountain pen,
screw top, self filler. Finder call
1134-M and receive reward. 152
WANTED-Modern house within three
blocks of Campus. Address M care
of Daily. tf

May 9-10

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PHONE US 416

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Garage and Livery in Connection All New Fishing Boats

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ANNOUNCEMENT
J. H. Lambert, the
well known shot repair
man, has opened a
combination shoe re-
pairing and clothes
pressing edabcislent
at
301,S. State St
lie still continues his

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