THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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FUTURE TEACHERS CONGREGATE
Prof. Davis Explains Purpose of Ap-
pointment Committee.
Four hundred students, graduates
and undergraduates, assembled in the
Tappan hail lecture room Monday af-
ternoon in order to meet the prelimi-
nary qualifications for registration
with the teacher's appointemnt com-
mittee.
Prof. C. 0. Davis explained in detail
the purpose of this agency and told
about the success it had met with in
the past. Temporary enrollment
blanks were given to each student.
These forms are merely to aid the
applicant in assembling the informa-
tion required for permanent registra-,
OLD STARS TO AID YOST GET
TEAM IN SHAPE.
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improving and yesterday it was said
that Paterson may be able to start.
"Bubbles" is a tower of strength and
it is to be hoped that he can get in
the fray but it is doubtful whether he
would last if he did get in as his ankle
is in bad shape. Huebel is recovering
from his injuries and will be in good
shape while Hughitt is all right except
for a badly bruised physiognomy.
Craig will not be allowed to get into
scrimmage but his knee will be in
shape by the time for the game and
WHITNEY THEATRE
Saturday, November 16
Majestic Grand Opera Co.
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$4.00 and $5.00
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Presented in English by an All-Star Grand Opera Cast
Mendelssohn's
One hundred and ten People
Full Symphony Orchestra
WAGNER & CO.
State Street
Sign of the Big White Shoe
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ton. Wolverine stock goes up about one
The office of the Registrar in Uni- hundred per cent thereby.
versity hall, will be open every after- There will be another hard scrim-
noon from 1:00 to 6:00 p. in. At any mage tonight with the coaches driv-
time up to and inclu'ding Friday, each ing the squad to the limit. Naturally
applicant must copy the information all the work this week will be of the
from the temporary on to the perma- 'secret variety and the laymen will
Gwilyum Miles-------------------MME. EsTE R ADABERTO
Sebastian Burnetti---------------MME. HORTENSE D'ARLAY
Pilade Sinagra--------------------------Miss EVA VEEAfit
Bernard Feraos--------------------Miss LOUISE RoGERS
ARTURo Bove, Conductor.
Seat Sale Thursday, Nov. 14---10 A. M.
Prices 50c, 75c, $1, $1.50, $2.00. Boxes $2.50
Mail Orders Filled in Rotation Received.
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T ailors
]AL $22.50
SPECIAL
bor 10 days only we offer one big lot of suitings that always sell for
2. and over at this special price. We do this to acqr:uint you with the
Royal line. Every suit made strictly to measure in ;any style you wish
samples may be seen at
The Campus Bootery
308 South State Street
ALLMAND & FORSYTHE, Proprietors
The Oily Live PiSe C. for-
S TUDENT S UPPLIES
We have everything a student needs- nd then some-The original
'on-Proof BLUE BOOKS can only be had at
St udent's Supply Store
1111 :SOUTH UNIVERSITY
L. C. SCHLEE DEJ,. Prorjletor
nent record. A fine of one dollar will
be placed on every applicant who failsI
to have his permanent enrollment!
form in the Registrar's office 6:06 p.
m. on Friday; but the four pictures
of himself may be left at the offices of
the committee any time before Christ-
mas.
Carrie Jacobs Bond to Give Recital.
Ann Arbor music losvers will have
the privilege tomorrow night of hear-
ing Carrie Jacobs Bond in a recital of
her own compositions. The program
has not yet been announccd but it will
probably include some of the old fa-
vorites. The recital will be given at
8:00 o'clock in Newberry Hall.
Prof. Loeffler Goes to Rochester.
Prof. E. T. Loeffler of the dental de-
partment will atte'id the convention of
the dental societies of the seventh and
eighth districts of New York, at Roch-
ester tomorrow. He will discuss a
paper to be presented by Dr. E. C.
Kirk of Philadelphia.
(0MPETITIVE SYSTEM TO BE JN-
AUGURATE'D.
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(7) Asst. Varsity Manager of. sport
in question.
4. The director of the gym will be
considered a member of the board in
the case of track competition.
5. Of the two men picked to run
for assistant varsity managers, one
will be elected as follows by the .mem-
bers of the athletic asspociation:
(1) For assistant varsity manaiger
(football) at semi-annual meeting in
October.
(2) For assistant varsity track and
have little chance to get a glimpse at
the warriors in action. There may be
more of the past stars show up in the
next two days and it is a sure bet that
the squad will have their heads full of
football next Saturday and added to
the deadly quiet fury now existing, the
game should be a wonder.
Ann Arbor Dye works
French Dry and Steam Cleaning
Bell 628 204 E. Washington St.
L. R. Wahl, Manager
A Thrilling and Sensational
CINE'S love story in a
prison
Daughter of the,~
spy
COM IQUETHEATRE
ON WASHINGTON STREET,
COMING WEDNESDAY NOV. 13TH
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you all have read America's best known Drama DONT MISS IT
Coming ROMEO AND JULIET
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See the escape from prison
on a rope. The outcome
of crime. At
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DAVIS & KONOLDS The home Of
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Blue Front Store Cer. State & Packari Sts.
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FEATURE DAY
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Liate new ideas
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overco ats; smart styles
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S... youi ag men* ,made in
best possible manner
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kTart Suhaffnor Marx
and sold in the lowest
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cest possible prices here
You cant do better in overcoats
than these: thire are no better.
Owercoats $16.50 and up. Suits $18
ad up.
See our shirt window
The Lutz Clothig Store
217 South Main Street
Thisstore is thle home of
ght Hart Schafter & Marx. Y1:- le-schallner & Marx clothes
baseball manager at the semi-annual
meeting in January.
(3) Neither candida~es shall solicit
votes or allow solicitation to be done
for him.
6. The assistant manager will auto-
matically become varsity manager in
his senior year.
7. The defeated candidate shall be
alternate assistant varsity manager in
the event that the assistant varsity
manager is unable to assume office.
8. These rules to go into effect im-
mediately following semi-annual ath-
letic meeting, Jan. 1913.
III. Be it further resolved that in
order:
1. To facilitate the inauguration of
the competitive system that the juniors
be allowed to compete in the spring
of 1913 for varsity track and baseball
manager for following year, two men
to be appointed by aforesaid board to
run for election in Oct. 1913.
2. In the fall of 1913 Juniors will
be allowed to compete for varsity foot-
ball manager.
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COMING THURSDAY
GREAT LEON
Matinee Thanksgiving Day
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Notice
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A New Store Coming to Ann Arbor
Wait for Opening Saturday, Nov. 16
FREE
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Pair of $5.00 Pants Free, Opening Day
With every suit or overcoat ordered. We have been fortunate in secuth g
location formerly occtpied by Haller's Jewelry Store, in which to conduct cne
of our branch stores. We wish to announce to the public of this community
that we are considered the largest tailoring establishment in the United State s,
with stores all over. All woolen cloths used by us are made at cur own mills,
therefore *e are able to offer such tremendous values. Satisfaction guaran-
teed, or money back.
All Suits, Overcoats $11.I0, No More, No Less
Made to Order
Stores all over the United States
Woolen Mills Company
America's Greatest Tailors
216 S. Main St.
Three Doors North of Mack's Store
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