MICHIGAN DAILY NOTICE - to its followers. The Hoosiers of- I All wrestlers who won their fense did not net the results expe"'t- numerals in the tournament last ed by Coach Stiehm, who is reported spring are requested to meet to have attributed their poor show:ng at Dr. May's office, at 5 o'clock, to a rain which fell during the play Friday afternoon, for the pur- and spoiled the attempt of his men pose of organizing the team and to open up against Harvard with pass- electing a captain. Others who es. Harvard's play was not brilliant, { are interested are welcome. but proved more consistent thar t hl.:t of Indiana. Captain Kyle's fail: _to get distance on his punts gave H vard the advantage on every exchange NOTICE of kicks. Indiana's next game will be You are hereby notified that the against Minnesota on Oct. 22. raking of leaves, grass, etc. from lawn Wisconsin met with little difficulty extensions, or other property, as well i defeating South Dakota college 24 he burning of leaves on our paved in dfeaingSouh Daotacolege24streets, is strictly forbidden. Any one to 3. The Badger's line did not charge .violating our city ordinance governing as the Wisconsin lines have in the iame, is liable to a heavy fine. Leaves past, but the work of Elliott, Williams,' may be raked out on dirt streets, but and Sundt in the backfield was bril- must be disposed of either by cart- liant at all stages of the game. Next ing away, or by burning same between the hours of 6 A. M. and 2 P. M. AL- Saturday Wisconsin will meet North- FRED J. PAUL, Street Commissioner. western at Evanston and should ex- -Adv. perience little difficulty in winning. IlPiwx s Steamrollers S. Dakota Illinois opened its season in an im- pressive fashion by snowing South Da- kota university under by the score of E N U S 52 to 0. The Indian backs tore t..o , their opponents line for long gins VD s while Sabo, kicking goals, had a per-E C ect dy with a total of seven. Jack FOR the student or prof., Crangle counted three of the Indian the superb VENUS out touchdowns, while Peden and Herrig rivals all for perfect pencil tore off for some big gains. Zuppke's work. 17 black degrees and punters did not please the little men- 3 copying. tor and he is still in search of a de- AmericanLead pendable kicker. The Illinois boots Pen averaged only 38 yards in Saturday's Newyork contest. Illinois meets Iowa this Sat- urday in a game which will be the center of attraction. A defeat for eith- er team will practically eliminate ite from the race, while a victory for the qua pe; pen f Hawkeyes will place them within *I theworld striking distance of the top. S 4 W -AFTER EVERY M EAL WRIGLEY'S Creation 10 for 5C ." A delicious :- , Peppermint flavored sugar .' .,"Jacket ar6und pep. permint flavored chew. Will aid Your appetite and digestion, Polish . your teeth and moisten your throat. B129 -IG Hair Shop Mrs. F. E. Rowe, formerly of 320 South State Street, (over Graham's) will be pleased to renew old and form new acquaintances at 410 South First Street. Phone 1651 -J The. FlavQr Lasts $25.00 - THE MINIMUM PRICE FOR DEPENDABIL- ITY IN A WOMAN'S WRIST WATCH Sale on ICI V E I L S To pay less than twenty-five dollars for a woman's gold-filled wrist watch is to possess a timepiece of uncertain merit, in which you would take but doubtful pride. If a watch this small is to be a dependable timekeeper, its deli- cately adjusted mechanism must be a product of good craftsmanship- a craftsmanship not found among the very low-priced watches. The moderate-priced Gruen Wrist Watch shown here is a sturdy, practical timekeeper, an ornament of real beauty, a watch well suited to gratify the most exacting taste. HALLER & FULLER, State Street Jewelers tllltl1N111 l1111111tlillillllllt lll ll111111# lltlit1ll tlli pll1ttlttlltl ELEE - STEAM & GAS FITTING TELEPHONE 214-F1 The Wisteria Shop 330 Maynard St. Halloween Supples II I YOUR SWEET TOOTH I Everyone has a sweet tooth. We all hanker for good things to eat. That is the part of our appetite that we I I LAMM Tailored-to-Measure CLOTHES HAVE ALWAYS WON THE ADMIRATION OF MEN WHO CARE - NOT ALONE BECAUSE OF THE FABRIC EXCELLENCE AND FIT - BUT THE LONG RUN ECONOMY AS WELL. Shop around Town - then come here and you're bound to appreciate the goodness of our values. Styles Galore Tailored for you Hundreds of Patterns at less than for your selection ready-made prices J. K. Malcolm -I - Let us cure that hankering for you with some of our delicious sweets. I We also specialize in catering, and Light Lunches TRUBEY'S a