THE MICHIGAN DAILY.
STUDENT COUNCIL TO ELECT
SECOND SENESTER OFFICERS
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Eletion of officers for the coming
semester and considetation of the jun-
ior law protest will be the chief busi-
ness to come before the student coun-
cil at its last meeing of the semester'
which will be held tonight at 7:00
o'clock in the oratorical room.
Six men will attend their final meet-
ing tonight and six newly elected coun-
cilmen will be sworn in. The men who
will leave are J. L. Crane, '13E; F. C..
Gibbs,1a13E; EdwardrSaier, '13; Dex-
ter, Rheinhart, -'13; L. H. Barringer,
'13L; president of the council for the
semester just finishing, and C. L.
Wood, '13M.
The men who will take their seat for
the first time tonight are: Arthur Koh-
ler, '14; Herbert Wilkins, '14; Albert
Fletcher, '14E; H. J. Trum, Jr., '14E;
and F. A. Laurence, '14M. The junior
law election is under protest, and the
council will decide tonight whether,
there are grounds for the protest.
Prof. Hildner Speaks to Soph Lits.
At the soph lit dinner last night,
Prof. J. A. C. Hildner spoke of the
advantages to be derived from the
Michigan Union. Harold Kennedy,
manager of the class basketball team,
and Frank Murphy, '14L, were also
called upon by Jack Watkins acting as
toastmaster.
American Medical Association and
America's leading authority in sur-
gery, lectured on the "Bones and
Joints" before a large clinic in Uni-
versity hospital yesterday afternoon.
The Washtenaw Medical Society en-
tertained the doctor at the Union last
evening. Dr. Murphy is visiting Dean
V. C. Vaughan of the medical depart
ment.
Prof. Eggert Speaks at Verem.
At the last meeting of the men's
section of the Deutscher Venein of the
semester, held last night, Prof. C. E.
Eggert, of the German faculty, spoke
on "Hevorragende Deutsche-Ameri-
caner." He showed the influence of the
Germans in the colonization of Ameri-
ca and in the later development of the
country.
Parties to Continue During "Exams."
Even the reign of the "Ogre Exam"
will not suffice to keep the Michigan
Union dark on Saturday evenings dur.
ing the interval between semesters.
The weekly dances will be held as us-
ual, the tickets for next Saturday's af-
fair going on sale Thursday afternoon
at 5:00 p. m.
Dean Cooley is in Detroit on Business.
Dean M. E. Cooley left Ann Arbor
yesterday for Detroit on private busi-
ness. .He will return today.
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Don Denison, '13, was elected presi-
dent of the new board of directors of
the university athletic association, at
the first session of the board held;
yesterday afternoon.
Director Bartelme of the athletic as-
sociation gave the.new members of
the board, Morris Milligan, H. B. Car-
penter, Louis Haller, and Albert
Fletcher, a talk concerning the duties
of their respective offices. Incidental
to this talk the probability of Mich-
igan's holding an Interscholastic meet
this spring was discussed, and tenta-
tive plans talked over. It was an-
nounced that the 1913 football sched-
ule was practically completed.
A further announcement was made
that Track Manager Don Denison
would go to New York for the meet-
ing of the Eastern Intercollegiate Ath-
letic association, of which Michigan is
a member, the last Saturday in Feb-
ruary. Michigan s track manager has
attended this meeting each year since
Michigan has been aj member of the
eastern association. In 1911 Manager
Herbr Goetz held the office of vice-
president of the association.
Foreman Carpenter Sustains Injury.
Norman Gates, foreman carpenter
of the buildings and grounds depart-
ment, broke his leg last Thursday
when he fell into a hole in the sub-
basement of the general hospital. Mr.
Gates is now a patient at the hos-
pital and will be confined there for a
few weeks. His condition is improv-
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