0 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN a 01NQN THE SIDELINES By Wilton Simpson I hope I am not mistaken on When John 1. Molenda, otherwise this matter. But today when I re- known. as Bo, the Plowboy, plunged ceived my ticket for the Minneso- through the Minnesota line for the ta game, I found that my seat will first touchdown of the game Saturday, be in the east stand. A big sur- he was put into a state of stupor by a prise to ine and to all my friends. blow on thc head. Thae Wolve rine I am a senior, and have been three star fullback did not know thatlhe years as a residence in the camp. ghad made the touchdwn; he did not - us, yet I couldn't receive the same k w t m it w; hddoi privilege as the others did. I can't know what time it was; he did niot reasoni this out. Or, is it lust be. know that Michigan was leading; or. , j.- - cause. I didn't send a. check to- in short, he knew nothing. After's asking a myriad of questions as to his cover the price of the ticket I vhercabouts, he asked Captain Fried- would like to know. man to call for time and then the .t is told that the tickets, I mean dazed star was relegated to the side- I the applications should be sent in x ns.before Oct. 2. I did that. I sent theml in Friday and expect them to get there IRed Grange is in town awl you the same afternoonor in the morning can secure 50 yard line seats for the next day. Anyway I sent them' 50 cents. This is not an adver- before the time as you mentioned in tisenment and furthermore we have the announcement. Of course, I didn't no stock in the Arcade theater. send in earlier because I was so busy "Cash and (arry" Pyle's version in arranging my selection of studies of the master gridiron film seems for this semester, I hardly have time to be '"$100,000 down and a million to do anything else. You know ..we are to go coming to college to study not for football; but whatever privilege we We hereby submit for your consid- should receive, I have the right to eration a facsimile of a letter received claim for equity. by the athletic association last week: Signed-An unsatisfactory Student. Dear Mr. Tillotson:- SULLIVAN ISSUES CALL FOR BOXINGCANDIDATES All men students interested in box- ing from a competitive standpoint are requested to meet with Ted Sullivan, boxing coach, at 7 o'clock next Wednesday night in Waterman. gym- nasium. The purpose of the meeting is to formulate arrangements for a tournament which will decide all- campus boxing champions in seven I weight divisions. t The Intramural department has se- cured the services of Coach Sullivan who will direct the training of all contestants free of charge. A two weeks course df preliminary training will be required of all en- I trants to insure good, physical condi- tion. Actual instruction in the art of boxing will succeed this work. Following this training elimination bouts will be held among the members of each class. The champions of the ! various classes will meet to deter- mine the all-campus champions in each of the seven weight divisions. f Medals will be awarded by the In- tranural department to each of these champions. 44 I A ~ rr n LOST-Boton bull pup, black and t white breast andw hite If you are a telephone subscriber call Jimmie front paw. Dr. Classen, 422 Hanil- the Ad-Taker, Dial 21214, and your want ad tol. Pl. 6325. Reward. 19-20-21 " wleMaichigan Daily reserves the right to classify all wants ads under appro,riate head- - ST-A trigonometry book Pial ing'and to revise or withhold onjectionable 7027. Marcus. 19 This column closes at 3 P. M. date preced- i ing publication. Notice of any error must be NOTICE- New Victor Revords, Ort-h)- given in time for the second insertion, phonic recorging. Every week at CASH RATES Ten cents per eating line (on the basistof Schaeberle &: Sons 110 '. Main St.. fiveaveagewords to the line) for one or two E insertions. Nie cents per reading line for three or more Cash classifieds received at the Daily officeiAIT in The Press Building on Maynard Street. CONTRACT RATES Special standardized rates given on applica-. WANTED-Students who can - sketch ticon-and paint designs rapidly and ac- curately. Phone 8681. 19 FOUND WANTED-Student and fanny laun. FOUND-On Campus, girl's small dry anted. Phone 8(94. If you don't mind, kindly announce the way you are distributing the foot- ball tickets. I was told that the third or fourth year residence students will have their seats in the north and south stands, while those been less than these numbers of years residence will -ccupy the east and west stands. FACCTLTY SWIM CLASSES Beginning with next week, the advanced faculty swimming class will meet every Monday and Fri- day noon, promptly at 12:15 o'- clock. The classes will be of 30; minutes duration. Coach Matt Mann, Varsity swimming coach, has arranged plans for a beginner& class for members of the University fac- ulty. This class will meet every Wednesday at 12:45 o'clock . In the scrimmage between the Varsity scrubs and the freshmen yesterday Sammy Babcock took the opening kickoff and. ran 80 yards for a touchdown. ]Practice makes perfect.; try it against Illinois. Oar Bra~elb rn "Prom ul . , WE ARE OPEN FOR 13USINESS Y WE GUARANTEE SERV- ICE & SATISFACTION Let us be at your Service SHOE REPAIR SHOP t4 III MORI 301 4S. State HEAD OF LIBERTY i +i 1- ' *1 *1 +i. LI r I Ai LI +1, +i *1 41 +i +i +i- +i +i +1 +i Li LI 41 41 +i 41 rfJ_.L t L * * J J-- t k 3 _t 4 J_ t, JJ_. STETSON looks smart every day of its unusually long life - in hats the best is real economy. STETSON HATS Styled for young men .4 i+ 4t it 1+ 4t 1t 1+ kt ft 1+ 1+. 1+ it 1+ kt it' it it it it it it it it WHEN MICHIGAN MEN WEAR GIATE TUX-HEARTS DON'T THEY BURST! THIS COLLE- FLUTTER- To Win All Tux $ Preferred by To W AllTuxMichganMen,- Business on the Ficign dn, Campusiness oFirst,Last, and Always purse, containing money.. Owner please identify. Call Roy Baer, 3936. 17-18-19 FOUND-Duofold: pen, on Monroe. Will owner call' Laura Joslyn 21058. 17-18-19 FOUND-Automatic Pencils which we sell at a low figure, $..50 to $1.50 that work as well and last as long as the best. Rider's Pen Shop. tf FOR RENT1 FOR 4fENT-Student desiring a single room or double room with room- mate in fine location from campus." 912 Monroe. Dial 8741. 19-20-21 FOR RENT-Nice double front room,. private family, near State; garage. 801 Granger. Dial 21125. 19 FOR RENT-Fine offices facing Cam- pus. Also 4 room and 2 room fiat on Elm St. Dial 8805 or 21467 and ask for Mr. Moran. 18-19 NOTICE--First class repair work on all musical instruments at.Schaeb- erle & Sons. 110 S. Main; St. tf FOR SALE FOR SALE-Latest model Remington Portable typewriters. A limited num- ber of used portables. For free dem- onstration phone 3489. 19e.o.d.tf FOR SALE--Ford roadster, two bal- loons and three cord tires; excellent condition; cheap for cash. 513 Thompson. 19-20-21 FOR SALE-Full length Muskrat coat, good condition, reasonable price. Call 5524. 19-20-21 FOR SALE-Ink is the life blood of- your Fountain Pen. You will always get the right kind at Rider's Pen Shop. We sell no ink substitutes or kinds which clog your pen and make it useless, Your pen and ink spe- cialist knows: tf LOST LOST-Small fox terrier, black and white; name Trixie. R. R. Snearly, 338 Maynard St. 19 LOST-A Culver ring. Initials B. H. L. * Reward. Call Levy at 6947. Address 821 E. Huron. 19-20-21 LOST-Leather notebook, name on in- side, fountain pen also in it. Phone 22187. Reward.' 19 LOST-Yellow gold Ch'i Phi fraternity pin, between Barbour Gym and Palmer Field, Monday noon. Re- ward. Phone 3318-1620 Cambridge Road. 19-20-21 LOST-Indian blanket in stadium dur- ing Minnesota game. Reward. Call 6765. Miss Urivant. 19-20 LOST-Light weight grey tweed top coat at Sigma Phi dance Saturday night. Dial 4631. 19-20-21 Saffei & Bush 604 EAST LIBERTY One Man Tells Another TIE Spend an ev en ngat the Tuller s beautiful Arabian Roomn finest din- ing room in i De. troit. Luring mu ., t ^-.sic and .'unsurp as- sed dance floor. ' Gerald Marks' or- chestra. Always a " ha p py evening here. 80o Pleasant 4- AE K TEL IUmLLER A: BAGLEY, PARK,AT ADA S AVENUX 19-20-21 WANTED-One or two tickets for 1111- nois game. Box 121 Daily. 19-20 WANTED-Tickets wanted for Illinois . game. Call 5909. Doench. 19-20-21 WANTED-Tickets for Michigan-Illi- nois game. Dial 4779. 19-21-24 WANTED-Students to pick apples in spare time during next two weeks. Dial 4492. Delafield Fruit Farm. 19-20-21 WANTED-Students to know that we have a $5.00 pen Which is unequalled at the price. Call for Wahls new $5.00 pen, any style of point and in three colors Hard Rubber Holders. Rider's Pen Shop. tf 7IOTEC NOTICE - UNUSUAL OFFER -- One hundred dollars cash takes my al- most new, satin silver finish, gold bell, $200 Conn, Baritone saxaphone. Used only few times. Case included. Write 3015 Columbus, Detroit, Mich. 19-20 NOTICE-Hear all the latest Hits on the Columbia at Allmindinger's. A hot new one The Birth of the Blues. Allmindinger's Music Shop, Mayn- ard St. 19-21-23 HERE, YOU GO r Read The Daily "Classified" Coumns - x -r x r ~ -: - -x xr rxrrx C7i"C'YY7 C ~ - - r~ r. . df _ i 5' .' . 01~ 1, a' is r ' ( ,. A Our College Clothes Graduated from the School Of Good Style Three-button models, with natural shoul- ders, notch lapels- short and rounded- fairly loose fitting coat, full of grace and Corduroy * Coats all colors, in Wool, Slicker or Sheepskin Lining Are bought for less here. Wool Blouses, Leather Coats and Jackets For Ladles and Men 1925 Overland Coach-This car has balloon tires, very good motor and the finish is fine. Our price is $365.00. ,1925Ford Tudor-This car has red wire wheels, exceptionally good tires, the finish and upholstering is very clean. 'This motor is full of pep-look at the price; $265.00. 1926 Ford Roadster-Balloons, just nicely broken in. $265.00 takes it. 1925 Ford Roadster-Disc Wheels-A dandy little car for $135.00. UNIVERSITY CHEVROLET SALES, Corner Huron and Ashley Sts. Phdn+ '0314 19-20 AMBITIOUS COLLEGE STUDENTS, who are working their way through school,) have a splendid opportunity with large hational institution. Local Branch Office, Suite 5, 209 S. State St. Dial 9592. tf FORD SALES AND SERVICE 11925 FORD ROADSTER, motor over- hauled, good' balloon tires, new top, good upholstering. i'WO 1925 FORD COUPES, new rub- ber, upholstering in good shape, motor A-1. '925 FORD TOURING, upholstering good, motor A-1, and 5 balloon tires. FORDS-All kinds, bought at H. S. Platt's Ford Sales and Service. Are guaranteed-for 30 days. Come in and look them over. 19 PARCEL DELIVERY and Baggage Transfer: Washings, trunks, boxes, furniture, one piece or a load. Phone 6016. 17-18-19 NOTICE-JAS. W. KOLLAUF, Maker of/ Gentlemen's Clothes. Experi- enced fitter. Sales and workrooms 115/ South Main. 17-18-19 NOTICE-Pianos and Victrolas for rent, terms right, Schaeberle & Son Mkusic House, 110 S. Main St. ' tf EXPERIENCED piano and pipe organ teacher. Emma Fisher Cross, for- mer faculty member School of Mu- sic and pupil of Leschetizky of Vienna. Studio, Apt. 8, 610 E. Lib- erty. Phone 3566. lleodtf , LOST-In the library, a loose notebook containing chemistry English notes. Call 21829. leaf and 19 4041 tailored in smart lines, made for college men by Kupp enheimer and Belmont $35 to $60 with 2 pair Trousers Masten. &Chase 211 S. Main St. A large assortment in Tan and Grey Suede, Reindeer Flesher, Black and Brown Napa and Horse Hide, as also Corduroys, Wool Plaids and Wool Navakots. These are popular with college men and our prices are as popular as the garments. Moccasin Packs and High-Tops LOST--Memorandum book with daily sales record, addresses, etc. Also contained papers bearing owner's name on Birmingham, Michigan, check blanks. Reward. Dial 4492: 19-20-21 LOST-Chi Psi fraternity pin. Reward. Dial 6317. 19 LOST-Small wrist watch, white gold with white gold strap. Lost after Minnesota game between Ferry Field and Martha Cook Building. Return to Daily. Reward. 19-20-21 LOST-All desire to promote highly colored pens, necessarily made of celluloid, at a great sacrifice 'of sta- bility to attract the eye' and ,assist the advertising. Our pens are made, almost without exception of PURE VEGETABLE GUM RUBBER, the. most stable material ever found for Fountain pens. Rider's Pen Shop. If lI p Breeches, Wool and Sweat Shirts, Hunting Boots, Laundry Bags, Puttees, Wool Hose, Cover-Alts, Etc. Tower's IN Stickers All Styles and CG9ors for Ladies and Men. Wool Blankets ImA i) 1 W 04 thCA. dS. NEW Fd HAVE,#,Cora -sthe c Thursday, October 21 I 11 EAsT 47TH ST. woolens at G%11 ! \ ,...; _ Jay we will show our new Fall I U F I