,7 1MMICHIGAN DAILY
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Largest Assortmnent in the City
Ready for Your Inspection,
ILD CO.
311 S. State Street
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11 the latest styles. Work Guaranteed
Wards ........ ..... .$1050
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THlE MICHIGAN DAILY,
Official newspaper at the University of Mich-
iga~n.
Published every morning except Monday dur-'
ing the university year.
Entered at the postoffice at Ann :arbor, Mlich-
igan, under Act of Congress of March 3,
1 879.
Offices: Second floor, Ann Arbor Press" build-
ing, ?Maynard Street
Office Hours. Editor-i to 3 P. i.; 7 to 10
p. tn. Business M anager--i to ,; T. M
Subscription Price: By carrier, $z.5- by mail,
$3.00.
Want Ad Stations:, Press Building: Quarry's
Pharmacy: Univer-itv Phartrnicy
C. H. Davis. Cor. Packard $t State
Phone: Bell. 95o I
P-rank Pennell......... ..Iialt'lging r.g Itor
Joseph Fouchard..........h111, rincM Ianager"
Mlaurice T' Liolne.............Newh ldi tor
C. Harold 1Ilippler.................Assistant
Karl iM~atthews ..............Atlilci~c I-ditor
G. C. Eldredge........... ....., sIstatt
John Townley.............Mtusic andl Irama
f-farold B. Ahbott ......... la toonist
EDITORIALS
flarold G. McGee [Louis P. 11aiter
Howell Van Auken Mal~urice Myers
R. Emmett Taylor Edwin It1< lhi,t ,n
NIGHT EDITORS
1fl. Reach Carpenter Fred B.. roulk
Morton R. Hunter Morris Milligan
Bruce J: Miles Lester F. Rosenbaum
David D. Hunting
REPORT ER S
Leonard M. Rieser J. Selig Yellen
Leo Burnett Penn 11,Illossick
F. M. Church ('a-Itnn Jenks
Charles; S. Johnson C. ll. :Lang
fleriitis FE. Kline 'X1M zrafroth
Y. F. Jahin I1su I'.C.rtnnim l
P. P. McTinnei X12 .ilel
RPaisseil Neilsoin R. E Curnninglvam
John 1E. Hentou Ge.. 5..1ohnstoul
BUSINESS STAFF
V. R: Johnsoin, Jr........Iyverti'.iiMe Ianages
Emerson It. Smith........... i , ,:tarn.
I a rry FE. j nlnr....... Cirevcl :r1 "11 VXI aer
S+herwnnei rield I 1h n Leonard
Myron W. Watkins 1:, G. Millard,
WEiNESDAY, MAY1 23,.113.
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ALL SIEATS1 Uc
MATINEE TODAY at 3 P.. M.
3 Shows TONIGHT,
7 P. M., B P.M and 9P. M.
COMPLETE CHANGE PROGRAM DAILY
Seniors!
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Correct styles--Price and Workmanship
Guarantee'
Time's Flying-=See to it NOW--=the Matter
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Pr9eferred by discrimiinating people fui at~qiiite
and enduring beaulty of tone, for abkoltite integrity
of workmanship, for u ndoubtkd reliabilit y.
ye Mental
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St~adlo 319 E. Htzraim St.
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Vest Pocket Kodak
It. is not. entirely, our tault, that
we sell so nmany Ve--t Pocket
lKodaks.. Pt ople stye th~e pictures
tOat their frig ds take with
these little cameras and 1r(; i i( ,
for themselves.
If you have a used kodak that
does not suit you we wilt make
you a liberal-otter for exchange
on a better one. Cowie in and
talk it over with us and let us
do your fin ihing.
"Awakened Rameses" usic at Reduced
Prices. Score Books $1.50
T GRINNEL B.6 10-122o e. i rSt.r
Academ-y
f Da.mrwin ,
Every Wednesday an~d Saturday Evenings.
Ing 'dates lefttfor rentals.I
rxa CO.
220 Souith7 MAW~ St.
,f the Official sigma Xi ai d Ph1i Bela K~ippa keys
d, good wighit, fi.reiy fiii1Le(',and made a 1tt1le
ost of them. Ste the samnph s, and kiave y, ur or
elivery after thle initiation,
& CO., Jewelers, 220 Main Sit.
r Savings Bank' The
$3,000,000 State Savings ank
flat5ness T r~r.saest u !Wmn J. Booth, President Wm. Arnold, Vice-Presiden
cock, Pres.,, W. D. Ha r-i
M. J. Fritz, Cashicr J John C. Waiz, Jr., Cashier
your Phi Beta Ikappa and Signma Xi keys frons us.
ir and refinish old and broken jewelry..
Ssets anid maki11'ng new montings a specialty.
nms W atCh repair11ng Conklin peis.
PLAY BL L
Weather permiitting"2, this ante.-noon
will determine which of the seventeen
class ball teams ion the cninT:us is en-
titled to the figurative champn ionship
bunting. Then, in the' natu,.rali orderi
of events, the class league will sink
into" oblivion for another yeas.,
A great many people would like to
see this oblivion doctrine broken into
to the extent of betting the ham
class team cross bats with the V,°11rsity-.
Such a game would- draw thi c rowds,,
put new life into the class l guand
possibly give the coaches a line on
unknown material. Many a mian who
has burned up the campus lc a ;tiu in
the past, would have been a wevvlcomeo
addition to the ,.Varsity if hisA work
could have been noticed by the-proper
persons.
What objecticns can be otteredo
against this suggestion ? We catn think
of none. On the other hand we are
certain that the innovation would
prove a welcome one.,
NEW FIELDS.,
The Comedy club is giving any one
who wants to take a hand in playwrt
ing a chance not only to have his play
considered by the university but by
the professional stage as well. Under
these circumstances, there is incentive
enough to call out a large number of
competitors.
In giving the college, play writer a
chance, the Comedy club opens a. fine
field. Here is a chance for some local
Shakespeare to make good in the the-
atrical world. Now is the proper time
to start the'work, and spare moments
in ;the impending summer vacation, the
time, to finish it up for submission in
the fall to the °judges.
ICalkins' PharmacyI
324 SOUTH STATE' STREET
May 28.--Combined dance of Cercle
EFratncaise, Deutscher Verein, and
Comedy club at the country club. Car
leaves at 7 :40 o'clock.
May 28.-Combined musical club's con-
cert at U Hall.
Maiy 28.-Blum art exhibit at Mem oriali
liciA191, i1:1Eecls Aew Officers.
A\c olyties, honor literary society
:lac t<:d cffie rs, for the coming year a;
their 1 Ianualdii ner at the Union last
night as follows: H. V. Foulk, arch-
acolte;W. WV. Schroeder, '14, exor-
(ist;) A. i":,Oilman, '14, seneca; Theo-
phile iRaphael, '13, copyist; and Sam-
uel Shapero, refector.
(111zi hS Nt G Uive Joint I lCC Toiiiglit.
Memiibers, of the Comedyr club, the
Cercle Francals, and the Deutscher
Verein will dance this evenin]g at the
country club. Prof. and M1;rs Evans
Holbrook will chaperone the affair.
Tihe merry makers will leave Ann Ar-
bor by special car at 7:40 p. im. Tick-
ets selling at $1.25 may be procured
from members of the committees.
Why pay more money when you can
buy all the latest popular songs& and
mnusic at teni-cents per copy. Mando-
lins, guitars, and all musical instru-
ments at vcry lowvest prices consistent
with quality. Grinnell Bros., 120,-2 E.
Liberty St. 160-172
Can Oiler You (Better Shoes for Less Money
REMEMBER WE ARE LEVER UNDERSOLD
Full line of wooden bath sandals AEI'I Prop.'Opst otOf~
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NITE1D LINES
Time Table
as Curs for Detroit-
,ly to6:10 p. Mn., also 8:10
Th~e
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WAGER &CO.
Sta Street Tailors
101-103-105 South Main Street
tupitaI $100,000.
Surpips and Profits $61,000
Mack's Teai Room
D~inners, lunches or refresl mnint.
Rest Room in connction.
Open from 4 a. in. to 5 p. 111. on
Saturdays till 9 p. tn.
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