THEI MICHIGAN DAILY

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Ready for Your Inspection,

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VISITING CARDS
have all the latest styles. Work Guaranteed"
100 Cards .............. $1.50
sfrom Plateo...................... .90
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THlE MICIGAN DAILY!'
Official newspaper at the university of Mich-I
igan.
Published every morning ecept Monday dur-
ing the university year.'
Entered at the postoffice at Ann Abor, Mich-
igan under Act of Congress Wi March 3,
1879
Offices: Second floor, Ann Arbor Press Build-
11 ing, Maynard Street.
Office Hours: Editor- to 3 p. m; 7 to TO
P. m. Business Manager-i to 3 P. m.
Subscription Price: By carrier, $2o; by mail,
Want Ad .ctations: Press Building; Quarry's
Pharmacy ; University' Pharmacy ;
C. H-. Davis,. Cr.'Packard :&,State
Phone: Bell. oo
Prank Pennell.............Managing editor
Joseph Fouchard:... ....... Business Manager
Maurice Toulme............ ..News Editor
C. Harold Hippler..........Assistant
Karl Matthews. ..........\ihletic Edtor
G. C. Eldredge ............Assistant
John Townley.......... .Music and Drama
Harold 13. Abbott............... Cartoonist
EDITORIALS
lHarold G. McGee Louis P. Hllaer
Howel. Van Auken Maurice Myers
R. Emmett" Taylor dwin R I'hurstonI
NIGHT EDITORS
H. Beach Carpenter Fred P,. Foulk
Morton R, Hunter Morris Milligan
Bruce J. Miles Lester F. Rosnbaum
David ,D. Hunting
M. REPORTERS
Leonard A.Reer J. Selig Yellen
1Leo turnett Fen 11, II ssick
F. M. Church Calson Jens
Charles S."Johnson C. H. Lang
Bernus I'. Kline Will Safroth
Y. F. Jain 1su 11. C. Rummel
F. F. M~inw% WV'R Meln
Russell Neilson R. 'E. Cmningham
John E. Mlenton Geo. S. Johnston
BUSINESS STAFFf
\. -t.Johnson. Tr,..,. Adrtisi Aaagei
I~mereon R Smith. ............ccoutan.
Barry li. Jhnson......Ciculatior Manage:
ther'wno.'Field "John enard
Myron WV.Watcins . G. -Millard
THUTRSDAY, MAY 29, 1913.
Night Editor-Russell H. Neilson.
TOO EARLY TO WORRY.
Before discussions become heated rel-
ative' to charging students for the
Pennsylvania-Michigan ball games in
June, as discussed in a communication
n Wednesday's Michigan Daily, we
'.ould advise that the absolute truth
of the matter be first ascertained.
j No action has been" taken by 'the
athletic association to date as to the
handling of these games,- we are in-
formed, and until Director Bartelme,
who is out of town, returns, no thing
official will' be done" We are of the
opinion, however, :that all quities tin
} avor of those who have paid the 4an-
ket tax, will be observed. We can't
;ee how it' could be otherwise, and,
intil the contrary-appear, why wor-
ry?
DO YOUR PART.
The -send-off for the new cheering
system occurs at the ball game tomor-
row. Encouragement'should be con-
tributed by the stands.
Tis xiians. that a hand .must be
riven to every man who is willing to
Wy- out for cheer-leader. Especially
does it mean that we must be tolerant
of the unknowns who appear on the
firing .line. It is not necesary that a
man be a campus luminary, in order
to qualify for the position. Michigan
wants cheer-leaders, and so long 'as
we get men who understand their bus-
iness, it is immaterial W tether their
names be,#oe or Doe, Black orBrown.
Work on New Tunnel 1"'IStandstill
Owing to mechanical troubles with
the large traveling crane, work on the
new power-house tunnel is practically
at a standstill. At present the exca-
vation extends half the length of the
east front of the gymnasium. The ex-
cavation will be resumed the last of
this week or the first of next.

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V est Pocket Kodak
It is not entirely onir fault that.
we sell so trany Ve-t Poeket
Kodaks. P. ogle see; the pictures
tlkat, their friends take with
View 'Little cameras and ward oine
for themselves.
if you have a used koda.k thiat
does n )t suit you, we wil, make
you a liberal offer for exchange
on a better one. Comec in and
talk it over with u3 and let us
do your finilhing.
Calkins' Pharmacy
324 SCUTH STATE STREET

State
Street

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UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORES

Main
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and endurinlg beanty of tcne,..f )ta4 oltbte i ttgi i y
of Woikmanstip, ft r uxndoubtd rcIiG;Ailit)~.

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VISITINgG CARDS


MAJ STI


"Awakened Rameses"! Music at Reducd
Prices. Score Books $1.50,
GRINNELL BROS., 120-122 E. Lib k rty St.


Correct styles=--Price arnd Workmanship
Guaranteed"

Time's Flying-=See to it NOW---the
of your

ISeniors!a

On Call Day or Night.
Auto and Baggage ivery.

Arbor Taxicab. Co.
300 NORTH MAIN STREET

Matter

& BALL
sIN SEASON

DETROIT UNITEI LIN[S
Ann Arbor 'time Table;
Limited and Express Carsy for fetroit-
7:1u) s, w and uourly to 6;10 p. 'm.. aitso$:1
Local Cars for Detroit-5;40 a. m.,, 6.~ a.
mn., and every two hours to 6;06 pt. is .n i
p. mn , 8.06 p. in., 9:10 p mn., and- 10:45 p n,
To Ypsilanti only. 11 p _m., 12:13 p. rn
12:30 p. in.. 1:00 v.in.
Limited Cars for Jackson-7:.46 a. iw. ana
every two hours to 7:46 p. m..

MAfTNEE TODAY - 3 P. M.
TOIGIHT Irons 7,P. Ill to 10 p. m.
Colored l IIfflff Poo
Motion N ~flUL~lPlays
Views De Luxe.
ALL SEATS :... : 100
ENTIRE CHANGE PROGRAM DAILY.
CAMPUS IN BRIE1F.
-Three students entered the French
compcsition contest held Tuesday a-.
ternoon for the medals awarded by the
Alliance Fran caise of Detroit. The
winners will bel known within a few
days, bu~t the medals will not be award-
ed un~til commaencemeit (lay.
-New officers ant e bin.,t members
of the Universiity Y. MT. C. A. will hold
a coniference t WVvhitmare Lake be. in-
ring tomorrow and lasting until Sun-
day evening. Plans concerning next
year's work will, be discussed.
-Fresh engineer claws'buttons will
be given out in assembly next 'week.
Practically every man in the class has
ordered, a button,"
-Edward D. Hearne, '83, has been
appointed by. President Wilson as au-
ditor for the Uited States government
departments at Washington.
-Ethel Minnord,,'14, who was injur-
ed while stepping from a moving D.t
U. R. car on May 18, is recovering ral -
idly and will be able' to attend classes
in a few days.
-Toastmasters will hold their annu-
al picnic at Whitmore lake on June 7?
--The =regular meeting of the Japa-
nese club will be held tonight at 119
north Thayer street at 7 :00 o&clock.
UNIVERSITY NOTICES.
Webster society will meet tonight at
7:30, o'clock.
Jeff ersonian society will hold its last
zne4tng 'of the year tonight at 7:00
o'clock.
Committee of Michigan Union boat
club meets at the Union at 5:00 o'clock
this afternoon..' 4

Designers oftMen's Clothes

We ha -e jwit ieei-,ed ane ordu of 0,at bayi (b v 1lish latl.ei s o
wcll in hard water. 5c calke: unlceilt,(;:cci; c SCSce.td with al-
mnd. Als" Jerget Violet Gly'cit (;'iceCr, c; le. 3 k' 2cc.
VAN DOENS harmacy
THE tHOUS1E OF STANDARD3 QUALITY

HENRY & CO._

711 N. University

115

ILocal Cas tor Jackson - :x1 a m., (1.A a
5 Ill. aid every two hours to ti alp. i., also
. :jI:'0 p. m.,l11:15 p.in.

CARDS - PROGRAMS - STATIONERY
An- G AING SAM E
nowGRGREGORY MAYER & THOM CO. DETROIT,.1MICHt
Arbor Dye Works aCARRICK THEATRE
AnnfDETROIT
Frt ich Dry' and Stt am Cleatling H YA .HWETAE ETVL
t Bell 628 204 E. 'Washington StTH YA .H0 RVEFSIAL
L. R. WAHL, Manager. r ALL NEW.

N'NO.UN CEMENT
BurchfieldA&Coo 8
be,'t '1 41ori g Service to be had Anywhere
ig Dress Cloi lies we aknowlecge no 4 quaff,
ve our siipteriorit~y iL, every instance.
'Burchfield &Company,
106 East Huron Street

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Metaphor,the force
of fancy, fastens in
our memory the gist
of fact.

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'lace For Private Partiest
ass every Friday evening. i to 8 o'clck.
'ry Mloudty evening, 7 to 8 o'clock.
Lessons by appointmnent. Reinc57L



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TOBACCO

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and
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DO NOT MAKE THE TRIP

BOAT LIVERY

For a Quiet Afternoon
or Evening

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IGO) tlP THE. HURON,

r in anticipaticn" of finding
something cheaper than offered elsew here, but
expect to find Fifth Ave., NLw York, style -
expect to find-(xclusive fabrics and toilcrirg su
perior to anything you have seem in read} -tc~-
wear garments.
You will find them moderately priced, qual-'
ity and workmnam.hip cons-dcred.
We are,.sicvfiig Eie E mi.1, arty &Co.
Clothing here in Ann Ax bor.

one-ounce
bags-con-
venient for
cigarettes,
Sc
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8-oance Me,
lvc

And while you are
pondering the satisfy-
ing smoothness of Vel-
vet, forget dlot its
tempting fragrance
and deli ghtful1 rich-
Sness. They are not
mentioned in the met-
aphor-but they are
in the tobacco.

Canoe Trips
YPSILANTI - Twelve ruiles, . Timne,
four hours. Total cost, including
rent of canoe, dray and $173PJ
freight ....................
IAKELA'mD, and down the Huron,
Thirty-five miles. N~itmc, one day.'
Toa ot nldn tof canoe, dray and feight $2.09

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Also gin
one,
pow id
glass
jars tf'th
htumidor
Bops,


Boat House
St. By the Bridge
SSMER, Prop.

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