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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Official newspaper at the University of
Michigan. Published every morning except
Monday during the university year.
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W. Sherwood Field....... Business Manager
Fred Foulk...................News Editor
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F. M. Church................Sporting Editor
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1914
Night Editor-E. Rodgers Sylvester.
HISSING.
There are two sides to the hissing
incident. The easiest thing to do is
to blame the student body, or a part
of it, unqualifiedly, for showing its
venom to an opponent openly. The
fairer thing, it seems, is to remember
human nature and to try to get some
consolation out of the fact that most
of those who hissed did so because
they felt strongly against what they
thought to be dirty tactics. Excepting
those few who may have hissed from
sheer muckerism, the mistake lay in
the crowd expressing its demand for
cleanesport in , an unsportsmanlike
manner.
In reality, We are told on authority,
the Vanderbilt man was not going
outside the rules. From the stands it
appeared that he was. The crowd
saw seeming rougl work, consistently
unpenalized. Its ire arose as surely
as if there had been real fault. Every
feeling spectator who saw the illu-
sion boiled inside, and it was to be
expected thattheidemonstrative and
unrestrained faction could not keep
its grievance to itself.
It was a regrettable happening. No
analysis of motives, however kindly,
can excuse persons who brought the
ethics of the ring onto a university
athletic field.
Edison says that the burning of pa-
per in cigarettes is harmful, to which
the Philip. Morris firm replies that the
wizard"Is not an organic chemist.
The new sorority pledging system,
under which men are kept afar at cer-
tain times, does not seem to be giving
unalloyed satisfaction.
Expanding the topic of unsports-
manlike, conduct, how about drown-
ing the enemy's signals with cries of
"fight 'em?"
Topographically Ann Arbor is a
town of valleys, and most of them
seem to be in the middle of the side-
walks.
The "not prepared" habit is growing
less acute these rainy days.
"When dreams come true"-road
shows will discard ragged scenery.
Michigan lias honest regrets over
Harvard's misfortune.
M. A. C.-Must Avenge Conquest.
Miss Francis Caspari, after seven
years of study in New York City, has
opened a studio for voice culture at
424 No. State St. For particulars ap-
Mortar Board meets at 7:30 o'clock
this evening at the home of Mary Lew-
is, 634 S. Twelfth street.
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Tryouts for the girls' glee club will
be held from 5:00 to 6:00 o'clock next
Friday afternoon in Miss Hunt's room
at the school of music. Sophomores
and upper-class women who sing any
part are urged to try out.
Rowena Bastin, '18, has been elect-
ed freshman representative on the
self-government committee. Although
taking an active part in the discus-
sions of the committee, the freshman
representative has no vote under the
constitution.
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More than two hundred university
women have applied for seats in the
section reserved for them at the Cor-
nell game.
Majestic Theater
Two good-looking girls who could
dance and a conversational monologist
who jumbled the language agreeably
were the features of last night's offer-
ing. The bill ranged well above the
Majestic average, despite an unusual
number of rough spots.
MUSEUM ASSISTANT COMES
WITH ZOOLOGY COLLECTION
Miss Crystal Thompson, assistant
in the museum, returned last week
from Texas and Northern Michigan,
where she was engaged on expeditions
connected with the museum and the
state biological survey. Despite the
fact that Miss Thompson was explor-
ing in the mountains along the Mexi-
can border she reports a very success-
ful trip, over five hundred reptiles and
several thousand ants and other ver-
tebrae having been brought back to
be used in research work and in the
zoology department.
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Editor, The Michigan Daily:-
I wish to announce that I have
withdrawn from candidacy for presi-
dent of the senior literary class.
CHARLES L. KENDRICK, '15.
Wesley Ivej,' Forestry Student, Killed
Wesley Ives, '15, of Dearborn, Mich.,
was killed in an accident last week
while in the forest service -in Oregon,
according to a telegram received in
Ann Arbor by his friends. The wire
was brief and did not give details of
the tragedy.
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