.THE MICHkIGAN DAILY.
un uispiay
E LATEST STYLES:
Tennis
agents for the
Slotted Throat
FOR
'RING
1914
Ocet Line of Woolens
city to select from
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R a ckets
Tennis Balls
:3 for $1.00
any make
Look~ over our Rackets
before buying .
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STIUDEtNS' BIUOKSTORE
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Merchant Tailors
SIT UNITED LINES
v ARBORTIME TABLE
SExpress Cars for Detroit-7 xc:
hourly to 6:xo p. m., also S:xo
for Detrot-5 :4o a. m., 6 :o6 a. in.,
two hours to 6 :o6 p.rm,, 7 :06 P.
in ., g:xo p. in., and :,:45P. i.
nti only, ii:i5 p. in., ri~r5 p. InI.
L,0 oa. 1.
rs for Jackson-7 :46 a., .. and
hours to 7:46 p, m.
or Jackson-5s: rz a. m-, 6:51 a. in.,
two hours to 6:5z p. na., also 9:2o
t5' p. M.,
72 MadIson Ate., NlEW YORK
MAKERS OF
CAPS, GOWNS & HOODS
For All Deg roos
May be Ordered Stromn
REALI GOOD tailor-made
clothes are not obtainable under
S$2, but if you appreciate extra-;
ordinary value for that. money,'
have them tailored to measure4
by
D. V.'PRICE &GC.
L~et -us show you their ,b00
beautiful :woolens and take your
Lmeasure.
THlE MICIGAN DAILY
Official newspaper at the University of Mich
igan. Published every morning except MoU
Jay during the university year.
Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor
Michigan uinder Act of Congress of March/3
1879.
Offices Ann Arbor Press Building. Sus,
scription p rice: by carrier, $a.so; by maid,
$..Want. Ad. Stations: Press Buildin~g;
Quarry's Pharmacy; University Pharmacy; C.
H. Davis, Cor. Packard and State.
Telephones 96o and ;2414.
Maurice Toulme.,.........Managing Editor
Adna Johnson............ Business Manager
11I. Beach Carpenter........ .News Editor
Fred if oulk.......... ..Assistant to Editor
V. M. Church ......... .......Sports Editor
Leonard Rieser........Intercollegiate Editor
Robert Tannahill.MuianDrm
Glenn Munn Mji dDrm
Harold Abbott............. .. Cartoonist
Lillian Thornson............Women's Editor
ED ITORIALS-
Harold Rippler Paul Blanshard
Marshall .Foote Lester Rosenbaum
Louis David,
NIGHT EDITORS
Leo Burnett Chester Lang
Henry Rummel Jabin Hlsu
F. F. McKinney Walter .Nye
Carlton Jenks O prtSafBerrius Kline
T. Hawley TPapping Bruce Miles
REPORTERS
P. F. Thomnpson J. M. Barrett
C. A. Swainson D. R. Ballentine
R. S. Collins Leon Greenebaum
F. C. Roth' H. R. Marsh
C. L. Muller J, F. Jordan
Donald Sarbaugh D. A. Wallace
Reuben Peterson W. A. P. John
Willis Goodenow
ASSISTANTS TO BUSINESS MANAGER
Sherwood Field Harry Johnson
john S. Leonard F. G. Millard
BUSINESS STAFF
R. V. Leffler R. J. Hofmann.
A. H-. Torr-ey Myron Watkins
SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1914.
COMING AND GOING.
The campus has been likened to a
woman. (The kind that we read about
and never meet, the kind that we hear
of, but never see). It is. whimsical,
changing. It fancies for the passing
moment, then growl tired and turns
aside for 'others, more entertaining,'
more interesting and less boresome.
It is no unusual thing to be a favor--
ite, a "big" man one month and a
"small" one the next. It is no unusu-
al thing to taste of the sweets of ap-
probation-even victory--one month,,
the next to feel the indifference andl
swallow the bitter pill, of unpopularcity.1
The campus lives in the present. It ac-
cepts quickly and forgets easily. ]
That makes it worth while, strangely
enough.
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$3.00 to $5.00
Slate St#
rA/AH 2'S
Gross & Dietzel
IShces Men Want
The man on the inside of a pair
of our shoes knows from experi-
ence what excellent shoes they
are.
Test a pair of oar Spring Shoes
and you'll know why men want
thm.
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ORATORICAL ASSOCIATION
ELECTS OFFICERS TODAY
The annual election of officers for
the Oratorical association will be held
from 10:00 to 12:00 o'clock this
morning in University Hall.
Oratorical association course tickets
entitle members to vote.
The candidates follow: president-L.
H. Dunten, '14-'16L, J. L. Primrose,
'13-'15L, and Carl G. Schoeffle,'13-'15L,;
vice-president-M. 0. Tate, '16L, and
Roy 'Fc11ers, '15; secretary-W. M.
Brucker, 16L, and H. G. Teegarden,
'17; treasurer-L. V. Bybee, .'16, and
W. T. Goodwin, '16L.
Include N~ame in Elections by Mistake
The name of J. B. Catlett appeared
in #the Griffin list of initiates in Fri-
day's issue of The Daily, by mistake.
The information was given The Daily
reporter by a member of the society.
ITUSIC AND I)R.AIMA
UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORES
Guaranteed Tailoring at $17.50
You lick your fabric- chioose your st .le; then
I will make it to your measur ei--- that means
Individuality.
No other way of~clothes. getting is as flexible
as Tailoring:
We offer the greatest. cloth variety: make ex-
actly as you wish and as quickly as you say;'
and it's guaranteed tailoring.
White flannel and serge trousers $6.00 and up.
We will half line these trousers without ex..*tra
charge to you.
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SENIOR S!t
DON'T DELAY; ORDER~ THEM NOW!T
VISITING CARDS
1 00 cards with plate $1.50 to $3.50
100 cards from your plate 90c
All work guaranteed
Shoes at
Main Sti
E. C. FLANDERS
Tailor 209 E. LIB6ERTY STREET
Popislar Priced
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THE CHUBB.
HOUSE
209 Sousth Staote Street
itin Streets
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IU -_ __ _
ent place for
banking.
Your
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,Gernman Players.
The German Players from the Pabst
theatre, Milwaukee will appear at the
Whitney theatre Saturday, May :16,
matinee and night, in Franz von Scho-
enthal's comedy, "Comtess Guckerl."
Heading the company will be the pop-
ular actor, Conrad Bolton, who plays
the role of a dashing cavalier. Others
in the cast wil be Hans Marlowe and
Lene Tuerk. The scenes of "Comtesse
Guckerl", are laid in Karlsbad at a
time when Napoleon I, Goethe and
Bpf ienwere Cleahing Ufl the nvin t
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Gives clear.. wholesome board at. $4.2,5
per week. Seekfe drink'I n waler.
C. C. Frreersmakn, Propriet or
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OUR ICE CREAM
.ade from Pasteurized Sweet Cream and in aClean Shop
Ve claim it to be the best Ice Cream In
Ann Arbor
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for Parties. Fraternsities ni Family use Delivered promptly
LISTEN "SENIOR"
r your Calling Cards now. Lowest prices
Stop in and see'our samples
HOME A BRONZE SEAL FOR YOUR OFFICE
bigan Jewelery--Ask to see our ibig line
DCi1 VUI1 Were leauli, Une W,,iy r11l 0-
Many of ITLthe fallen stars, who E have iis, literature and music respectively,
dared to think, dared to have ideas, UNIVERSITY NOTICES
dared, to have convictions, complain
bitterly, when their brilliancy dims and The Association of Students' wives
they suddenly find themselves in the will hold a meeting at 7:30 o'clock
scrap heap. They become cynical and Mna vnn nNwer al
blame .their ideas, their convictions A meeting of the band will be held,
and heirthouhts.at 10:00 o'clock today in Hill audito-'
But, no! It is not their ideas or, their rium. M~embers are requested to bring
convictions. The world loves ideas l 'ollos.
and convictions. But the world does
not always love men, neither does the
campus. Men are human. They be,- * ** **** ***
fi OF INTI'EREST TO WOMEN *
come obnoxious, over-anxious, fanat- * « . « « . . a
lca], obsessed, untactful, cruel, ambi-
tious, selfish, flagrant, proud, immod- JIunior and freshman women will
est and spiteful. Such men die by lunch together at the Union at noon
their own hands. Great, is the pity! today, Margaret Foote, 15, officiating
Their ideas live after them, to be put as toastmistress. Dancing will follow
into working by a surer and more per- the luncheon. Tickets are 40 cents,
fect person. Ideas are big, men are and may be purchased at the door.
small. An idea has never harmed any* * «
man, but men are everlastingly mis- Wy'vern will hold an important meet-
representing ideas, by clumsy, ama- ing at 11:00 o'clock this morning iq
teurish handling. Newberry hall.
Diemel linen mesh underwear at WANTED-A couple more ladies for
Lindenschmidtt Apfel & Co. 72 days work during vacation. $100
and expenses. A fine opportunity,
Exclusive agents for Diemel linen pleasant work, elevating surround-
mesh underwear. Lindenschmitt Apfel ings. If you need to make money in-
& Co. tf vestigate this. Phone 359-M. 153-4-5
iF. SCH LEEIDE.
340 S. STATE ST.
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FNE TAILORIlNG TRADE
B5iy Your-\Colnklix, Penf At
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THE
S51O(WTEST TOBACCO
C THE senior looks with pleasure on his
t~ collegje life--the close friendships-the
good old times. Sentiment will continue to
wreath memories with. the curling smoke
from the old pipe, and Velvet, sear old
Velvet will go with hinm to the end; Velvet from
'/old Kentucky-mellowed in the grim old ware*
houses--two years of aginlg-getting rid of harsh-
ness, becom no the smoothest: of all smokes,
Men will come and rn-will go and Velvet will
always, go With theui-what better testimony of
worth?
At all dealers.
Full Two
Ounce Tims
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LAIR'S SHE REPAIR SHOP 'Sar e4,Bischoff
The Shop on the way.
down town. orxst
214 East Washington Street 22U ChapIo SetPat O
Clhoice cut flowers and plants.
THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK THE STATE SAVINGS BANK
Il 1103.105 South Main Street Surplus anid Profits, $100,000,00
Capial,$100000Calitazl Stock $50,000.00
Capial, 100,00;ANN ARBOR~, MICH.
Surplus Win.t Arnold Win. J. Ponth C John Wolz jr.
Supls nlPofts . $6, }O Vice-pres, P-resideut Cashier
Wvve can and do give you the limit of excell-
Sin Tailoring, this issue, with ~a complete
of up-to-date woolens-, makes us the leaders
our line.
Respectfully,
Sam Burchfield & Co.
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NNIS TROUSERS
TENNIS SHIRTS
TENNIS SHOES
STRAW HATS'
In the latest shapes at
rarsity. Toggery Shop
1107 S. University Avenub.
# Mo Y
'u may pay a little more for Pack's Portraits, but you will
atisfied with the tasteful arts tle quality in thoem"
RANDALL& PA GE, P110TO GRAPHIER S 121E