THE iMICHIGAN'DAILY4 your Fall or Winter Suit from the line in ,the city. Dress Suits a specialty H. Wild C o. IlE 1fCHIGAN DAILY' Official newspaper at the :University of Mich- igan. Published every morning except Monday dur- ing the university year. l;ntered at the post-offce at Ann Arbor, Mich- igan. under Act of Congress of March 3, 1 879. Offices: Second floor,. Ann Arbor Press Build- intg, Maynard Street. Office Hours: Editor-r to .3 p. in.; 7 to to p . in. Business Manager-i to 3 p. im. Subscription Price: By carrier, $2.5o; by mail, $3.00. VVFant Ad Stations: Press Building; Quarry's i'harmacy ; University Pharmacy; Davis and Konald's Confectionary Store. Phones: Bell and,,Home, 06o, touch with the heads of departments is possible. A little bit about a good many things and a good. deal about one or two things, as the motto of President Low er, of Harvard, is a good rule to follow. Think it over seriously.' Plan a lit-k tle. Keep in mind that you will be a senior some day, and you ought to plan so that it will be a year of real fruition. B~efore you get. through you should have touched reality. When you look back on your college course, it ought to have counted for something definite. TliEATRICAL CIRCLES. .00Sweater .Bargains, f, S Special Sale of SWEATER and JERSE'Y VESTS Buy Now and Save NEARLY ONE - HALF YOUR MONE'Y Indoor Base Ball and Hockey Supplies __ Tailors and Importers 31 1 South State Street 'T'le Idsee'l Loose ILj&f 1Bok rName in Gold on Every Book Free of Charge Fk our Book over before you make your Purcha e. W A HR'S Universilty Bookstores Students' Headquarters I Frank Pennell . ...,........M1'anaging Editor ( Foday at the Whitney. Joseph Fouchard ........,..Business ManagerI "Baby Mine," the comedy success' of Maurice. Toulnme............ .News Editor two continents, which had New York C.: Harold Hippler............ ..,Assistant i eii~ fluhe o n oi Karl Matthews ...........Athletic Editorinadlru ofaghefroesld G. C. Eldredge................Assistant 'year at Dally's Theater, and has just J ohn Townlicy..........Music and Drama \Eaude Ed:(wards .. .................Womenr concluded its second year at Sir Hiarold zB. Abbott.......... ...... Cartoonist Charles Wyndham's Criterion Thea- EDITORIALS te sanucdcne h esnl Harold G. McGee Louis P. Haler trinone udrteproa Howell Van Auken Mautrice Myers direction of William A. Brady (L'td) It. TEmnrnctt 'faylor........ Edwin R. Thurston { with the ulsual Brady cast and produc- NIGHT EDITORS tion for the Whitney this afternoon Morton arete re . olk eenn.R. Hunter .........Morris Milligan and eveig. BlruLce J. :Miles..... .E rnest R. Burton_____ Lester l°', koscubaum:. l .avid U. Iliucting ''i aki rne REPR......ER l P cot Direct fr6 m "remiarkable 'runof I.cortardM. RePrTERS..HrodP.So l,eo linvnrett............... hen 11 hiossick six months at the Herald' Square and p.. lC, rchh...............Carlton Jens Charles S. lo',nson.......C. 11. Lang Ca ):;,1 theaters in New York, "The Be,nius 7. 1Kline .......J. It. Kistier Balk an princess" will be seen here Will1 Shafotht1...........enry C. B~ogle . F Mdyinniey........ S. Johnston, for the first time at the Whitney the- 'X'.. clton .........Ralph 1;. Cunnlingham I 1'. F. 1Jalin l su ..... .....1 tmmcl ater Tutesday, .January 28. Miss Julia Frank P 1. 1Kohler......Itcrinan t'ompcr 1fliffo,.,1 htrsAtl5 th. , - ...t which . ,1. -i state S#. mode St. SINCERITY. v some tailors do YANK )aT ad tel, yote how t 1'1'r-they say it so REL11Y, Too. Deterle Qt Liberty Street Copy righted) .w . WHY NOT HAVE YOUR MICHIGANENSIAN PICTURE now so that you can have sone of z PlatinumPorraits made from the negative--your friends at homue will appreciate them St'udto 319 M-. HEut-om St. Phonie 961-16 Latest Editioni U._of M. SONG BOOK S VENTY-FIVE' CENTS GRINNTELL BROS.., 120-122 F. Liberty S#. I "TTETIO FELLOWS! THE GIRLS ALL SAY Theatres anid Daricizj Par-ties n Arbor T ica Co. aggage Truck Quick Service..:300 N. MAI ST. '. LrRE PLAXY UTING." ook of workmanship by , Patfhe Freores Picture- has 92 pages, is nicely 11rth and presents an en- May, showing its develop- vstep. tpaid, $1. Satisfac.tion othin., to sell but books.j SHJTII, Incorporated, (,role, New Jersey. l DETROIT UNI TFD LINES Ann Arbor Time Table Limited Cars for .Detrolt-7 :12 a. mn. and hiourly to 6:1'2 p. M., also 8:12 P. iM. Local Curs for Detroit--5;40 a. Ln, 6:40 a. ain., and every two hours to 6;40 p. mn.. 7:40~ p. W_. 8:40 p. ml~, 9:45 p. mn., and 10:4.5 p. m T'o Ypsilaniti only. 11:15 p. mn, 12:15 p. mn. 12:30 p. Mn., 1:00 a. In. 4Limited Cars for Jac~cou-7:46 a. mn. and every two hiours to 7:46 p. m= . . jLocal Cars for Jackson- 5:20 a mn., aund evt~ry two Ihour, to5:10 p in.. 11:15 p. an. BUSINESS STAFF A. R. Johnson, Jr...... .. ..Advetsn Mgr. Emerson Smith............... Accountant Laurerme D. Bartlett. .....Circulation Mgr. Sherwood Field........John Leonard 1farry "l. Johnlsonm SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1913. Night Edit r-Leonard M. Rieser. PLAN YOUR COURSE With a broad cctive system, such as exists in some of our departments, danger presents itselft of hodge-podge courses, overbalanced courses, and courses, chosen with no other reasona- ble explanation than that they were w, orked out on the line of least resist- ance. At the same time, the freedom gIven under the, Michigan system has <-reit ,advantages-it is the ideal sys- tem if it. is niot abused. With ta, new semester at hand; every undergraduate is facing a big respon- sibility. Ho0w much do you know about the courses that you might take next semester? .How much do you care? To what extent are you consciously trying to get the best that the univer- sity has for you? How far are you intelligently planning ahead? H-ow ;consistent is your college course going to be? Is it. goin; to lave a qhlmax? ---or are you going to be taking first year subjects your last year? Hl, e youk really an end in view? What thing or things are you going to know when you get through? These are questions every student should ask himself. several times a year. Theiy are thngs he should findh out about--that is, seriously investi- gate. He should ask himself often where he is and whither he is teniding. HeI shomild study the campus, the p~ro- fessors on the campus, the things that are for hm It is wui lcrtunate that so many cours- es are filled uip by men' who just drift: in. It is unfortunate that the so-call- ed "snap" courses are so largely chios- en simply because they are easy. It is unfortunate that so many men fail to get deep enit li into any one- de- partment to be able to take advantage of the seminary .courses where direct marry of the original people, and the performance as a whole is said to be in every way equal to the original presentation. Blanche Ring on, Thursday George Gaston, an actor of the olda school, who plays the clergyman in "The Wall Street Girl" in which Blanch Ring comes to the Whitney'thh- ater, January 30, was with Mrs. Per- rin in her last appearance before she retired from the stage. This fact bears additional interest as Alice Sullivan, the ingenue in Miss Ring's company, is the late Mrs. Perrin's grandniece, [1LANT(CLUB1 TO HOLD BANQUET. Organization to Celebrate incolni's Birtltay Iby Dinnier at Union. Plans for a large banquet on Lin- coin's birthday are being made by the Illini club, one of the larger state clubs on, the campus. If the efforts of the committee meet with success, Judge Kenesaw M. Landis, of Chicago, who became well-known throughout the country on account of the Stand- ard Oil case which came under his jtirisdiction and, the enormous fine. imposed' by him, will be secured to speak at the banquet. Dean J. R. Ef- finger and Dean 1-. M. Bates who are miembers of the advisory committee of the organization, will afs'o be pres- cut. WVho the other speakers will be has not yet been definitely decided but a good program is assured. Karl Mohir, '13-'15[, president of the club, will preside. At least 60 have signified their intention of being present and all men from the sucker state are welcomne. The banquet, which is in charge of Harold Hippler, '12-'14L, will be held at the Union at 8:00 o'clock on. February 12. Cage Cooper, '12E, Visits ini Ann. Arbor Gage Cooper, '12E, was in town yes- terday on a short visit. He is with the Raymond Concrete Pile Co., of Chica- go. While in college Cooper was prom- inently connected with several school activities and was a member of Mich-. igamua and other honor societies. WHIL E T IE I A ST A first-class Shaving Stick for 1I5c.- Makes a nice creamy lasting lather. Guaranteed not to smart the face. VAN, DOREN'S..PharmI1acyM7 or w. _ CARDS - PROGRAMS -STATIONERY AL IftWRITE FO R SAMPLES GREGORY MAYER & THOM C. DETROIT. MICH Fire Sale UNTIL ALL STOCK IS SOLD ANNOUNCEMENT E. R.' FROT GO TO 302 S. State Street Iaff I LUrhId & 1( Co.:'S For the beat Tilo)- ql &ruice to be had 4Anywhere. I i n ki~ilg Dress Clothies weakuio lec-grno cqual, an l prove our sup~rioiity ini every inztaulcv. 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