~THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..._.. _..._ ._e _ ., __. .. ._w Season's Popular Shoe 4RAD% State Struet Sign of the Big White Shoe NiEW AV N TO TEAtCH GEO3IMI _f j FRESH ARE READY AN) J)RAIEw TO E.G'E0 nfl ~uir~~iiSamuel J. Hoexter, wvho weill teach FOR OLL GIAN decripivegeometry and drawing, is, Fun JUL LUIiI'~ Ithe latest addition to thae engineering, Coach Conklin Finds it, Hard to pickI faculty. He will take the place of Team From so Ihiny Vain-. S. B. Wiggins and Franklin Thom- able Men. as, who are now engaged in private business. Mr. Hoexter comes to the University. AL M. HAS MALDE { OOI) RECORD. strongly recommended by th7e Mechain- With the practice days before the ics Institute of New York City, whlere clas wih Ala Cllee reuce tohe was instructor in drawing and ap- clas wih Ala Cllee reuce toplied mechanics~. He is a graduate oV' unity and the showing of Coach Conk- the Stevens Institute of Technology, lin's squad evident of hard drilling dur- of Hloboken, N.J3., and has filled sever- ing the past" few weeks, everything al important public positions in t he -.east. , ,,.,; , a y n 4 J n 3 : ,, persC a1 e SHOES $4.00-$5.00 I" oyal Tailors III ui will give us one chance, we'll take your correct measure cud these master tailors will nake you the most satisfactory suit or overcoat you ever "Aore. Time rt quired one week. raicred-to-order clothes at $1,6 to $35. The 500 pure. wool samples may be seen at ic Campus Bootery 308 South State Street ALLMAND & FORSYTHE, Proprietors [ST OPEN A NEW PRESSIN(G PARLOR AT 38 MAYNA RD *TREET Pressed 25c BUY A TICKET Five Suits Preised$10 points to a victory for icn- igan's freshmen when they tie upr with the Almaites tomor- row afternoon. The sizef of the squad and the number of men who would be valuable to the team on its Journey is so large that Conklin at this late date is unable to say just who will go and who will stay behind. This afternoon's practice will decide the matter. Viewing nthe size and strength of the line in recent practices, it would aip- pear that those of Alma College wvill go up against some solid beef when the first whistle blows in tomorrow's contest. The coach could put a team in the field against the Alma collegians that would rival the Michigan Varsity in weight, but it is probable that he will substitute lighter and faster mien for some of the big' fellows. Alma has made a good showing this year, holding our neighbors at Mb. A. C. down to fourteen points in the allot- ted sixty. minutes of play.. From this performance and the showing of the first year men at practice, it is safe to say that the fresh will receive a good introduction to 'Michigan football. 215 1-2 S. STATE ST. East Tea Room If you want the best meals visit our tea room. MElAL TICKETS 1 r Phonie 1810-J1 GERMAN PLAY I k a } k. f p y Yx '4 a F $4 li Der I i7 1 s"^;,ta ', ,... x +. . ,.... _ _~ _. 3S° ..-. . _ .'^a'-.. sa e s :. w. . sa<;¢ 5 K'"" .-,':; ,yz::-:r a5;c ,...., ^; .. :.:...., ...t ..,.. ii .-:.=:,;icy .:;a r_ " t e , ~ c MAJESTIC MA3pNm. I C:anger'sAc':r 'aemy of43d ;~tnodl.ig a ._ .._r _..... ~~,e I I. BEST SEATS 1~c Oin ITUVDEN4TS. You are invited to inspect our Fall Line of airt Schaffner.& Marx Clothing CroQss Country Squatd Takes a Little Hike. About 40 men took part in a trial run of the cross-country club Wednes- day afternoon, and in spite of the in-1 clemency of the weather. great en- thusiasm was shown. With the ex- ception of a few, every runner was in at the finish. Because of the size of the squad, which is about twice as large as that of preceding years, and the necessary care which will have to be taken in picking out a team, the final tryouts will not be held until about November 1. Until then, cross -pajw pli t jof .nullulssun. .i ju;acr nesday will 'be the order of things and it is expected that many will take ad- antage of them for the exercise it affords. alone. Rexnemb r! 'you can arrive as late ab 3:30 and he in timxe to sce "VAUDEVIL PRO00RA M Special this afternoon Silver Nut Pick Sets FREE to all U n iv- ersity and Hgh Seluool 'S ud(,wts --Buys and Girls. Comning Next'Monday "A JAY CIRCUS" i _ _____ r W ' a ; , a ka o- e . a ' - -^ ---- --- - _a -- ___ SC 1-1 MANN-IIEINI Song Recital WoldsABstLow d Syngcr N~r\Tmb.r2 5 The P-=. On of( ursen I c ~)c~nr 13 by t h :: RR7Ni~~i Janu ary 31 hJSTON YMFH0RNY ORCF Dr. KailIMtIek, Coll Amierica's Peerless Orc I February 8 IMME. 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