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THE fICHIGAN DAILY
Official newspaper at the University of Mich-
igan.
Published every morning except Monday dur-
ing the university year.
Entered at the post-office at Ann Arbor, Mich-
igan, under Act of Congress f March 3,
1'879.
Offices: Second floor, Ann Arbor Press Build-
ing, Maynard Street.
Office Hours: Editor-i to 3 p. m.; 7 to to
p. in. Business Manager-i to 3 p. in.
Subscription Price: By carrier, $2.50; by mail,
$3.00.
Want Ad Stations: Press Building; Quarry's
Pharmacy; University Pharmacy;.Davis
and Konald's Confectionary Store.
Phones: Bell and Home, 96o.
Frank Pennell ...........Managing Editor
Joseph Fouchard........ ..Business Manager
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1912.
Night Editor-Morton R. Hunter.
A WELCOME CHANGE.
A change in the method of selec'An~
Varsity athletic managers will not be

IT GRIEVES US sorely to be co...
strained again to intimate that some
nice, business-like pomes would be
acceptable. No frothy stuff, mind.
Look at the herewith-given specimeni
and guess whether we need 'em or not.
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No matter how cold the day may be,
He still sports his numeral cap;
He used to wear beaver lids and the
like,
But now he don't care, a rap.
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Doubtless a Rescue Mission
Returns of the Penn game were re-
ported to alumni in New York City by
a special wire in a place called the
Hofbran Haus.
Why kick about the weather? If it
didn't rain once 'nawhile how could yoy
strike up a conversation with your
mailman, and jolly a letter out of him

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with the present system and its polit-
ical possibilities. If the new plan i
adopted by the student body it should
stay any repetition of clique control
which has characterized many elec-
tions in the past.
When appointments to committees
are restricted as they are at present,
when team captains who made the
nominations are beseiged by a dozen
clamoring candidates, most of them
supported by well organized rings,
when votes are openly traded, it is
time to institute a system which will
give capable individuals a fair oppor-
tunity to qualify for athletic offices.
The proposed arrangement has the
added advantage of affording prospect-
ive candidates a chance to become fa-
miliar with the duties of the office
which they will assume if elected. At
present the official duties of the base-
ball manager are limited to the chas-
ing of batted balls over the' grand-
stand and the safe guarding of the bat-
bag on tris. The office of football
manager is almost purely honorary
He goes with the team for games away
from home, but as a general rule souie
hired official attends to the tran-spor-
tation arrangements, checks the gate
receipts and performs most of those
duties which in other schools are del-
egated to the student manager.
Under the new system all sopho-
mores who apply to the athletic associ-
ation are placed on the football, base-
ball or track committees as they
choose. From these underclassmen,
two men are selected who have shown
the most ability during the year, and
one of them is elected by the members
of the association to the office of as-
sistant varsity manager. He then au-
tomatically becomes manager th fol-
lowing year, and has the advantage of
having had two years of actual expe-
rience, before assuming office. That
he will be better qualified to retrieve
lost balls seems reasonable. That he
will be considered competent to do
more than that, is quite possible. That
he will be a man who btter represents
the choice of the student body than
many of our managers in the past, is
a practical certainty.
Woolsacks to Hold Initiation Banquet.
The fall initiation banquet of the
Woolsacks will be held at the Union
tomorrow night. Dean H. M. Bates,
Prof. Aigler, Prof H. L. Wilgus, and
Prof. E. C. Goddard will respond to
toasts. L. P. Haller representing the
old members and L. R. Lackey repre-
senting the initiates will also respond.
Union Dance Tickets All Sold.
Tickets for the Michigan Union Cor-
nell dance have been sold out. Twen-
ty five tickets were reserved for the
returning alumni and these will be put
on Sale Saturday at 1:00 o'clock at the
Union.
Senior Lits Postpone Meeting.
Senior lits will hold their class
meeting on Thursday at 4:00 o'clock in
Tappan hall instead of this afternoon
as previously announced. The post-
ponement is due to the Senior-Lit-Sen-
ior-Law football game.

"STICK!" yelled the assembled
Mimes, as the young stripling trying
out for the Union opera stretched
forth a meagre limblet.
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Where, Oh Where-
The Students' Directory at Illinois
is out and being distributed free. Won-
der how soon we will be allowed to
lay' down our two-bit pieces for the
local publication of that name? (Cym-
bals crash and zithers twitter.)
If the earth should hit a star would
it be Sirius? -Anon
Our Innermost Depths Revealed.
"At Michigan, as a result of objec-
tions by several of the deans to the
term 'co-ed,' a new name has been in-
vented, and has, so far, met with no
objections. It is 'campus queen'"
-Daily Maroon, Nov. 7
Then there's the Gargoyle, where
they have to begin their editorials with
those particular letters of the alpha-
bet which they happen to have in
stock.
Yes, but-(buckets of innane chort-
ling.)
Foresters to Hold Smoker Today.-
The first Forestry club smoker of
the year will be held this ev-
ening at 7:30 o'clock in room 407, en-
gineering building. Professor Johnson
of the surveying department will talk
on "Public Control of Streams." All
foresters and any others interested are
invited to attend. "Smokes" and light
refreshments will be served.
Near Journalists Will Hear Speaker.
Clarence B. Kelland, who is at pres-
ent assistant editor of The American
Boy, will lecture to Prof. F. N. Scott's
class in journalism at 9:00 o'clock
Thursday morning. His subject will
be "Writing for the boy, and its re-
ward."
ROBERT J. CURRY -WILL SOON
BE ABLE TO LEAVE HOSPITAL
Robert J. Curry, '12-'14L, who was
operated upon for appendicitis two
weeks ago at Dr. Breakey's
hospital, was able to be up
for the first time yesterday
since the operation. His condition has
continued to improve until the attend-
ing physicians state that he will be
permitted to leave the hospital within
a few days.
We can express Huyler's candy to
any part of the United States. Agency
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