-TURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE THREE '1'tY1~SDAY, OCTOBE1~ 5. 192~ rAGE TIIBEE 2ArrNURNnnBTaII'eayIs Likely UILLII~fNU~fIILJFor Wisconsin I~fIANSPECIMENS Union Bufidin .Ant7oplog Asistat Rturis rom Unexpected delay looms before tl ~4irmerOn Mssakee resrve progress of construction of two uni ~ Wih Vauabe Reicsof the Memorial Union building of ti University of Wisconsin, when 'tl bISCyOVIERS OLD FORT lowest bid offered for their constru. ______t4on exceeded by more than $100,0( the amount of cash "availaible in tl E.;;F. Greenman, assistant in anth- building fund, a stun whic~h was e, ropology, has just returned from his pected to comer all costs. A state la sumnier Spen~t on the Missaukee pre- provides that no contract can be1 serve in Missaukee county, with many until the full amount of cash to cov( valuable Indian relics and evidence on It fis on hand. Indidni mounds and earthworks. Be- Two solutions to the problem aY sides this evidence, data as to thO being consldered.* 'The first' providE tribe, in the localities will be obtained forthrisn ofheurlsb from~te ottry ndothr fgued ndemergency call for subscribers. TM decocated ornaments that are among second calls for the altering of spec the elics. ficationis and the temporary neglectt Ar ong the new discoveries of Mr. certain finishing details. Greeniman were an unknown fort and "Building must begin at once,"I enclosure which he uncovered for the the dictum of the building commlte first 'time near Alcona. At present he in the face of the difficulty. Is working on a theory that since the forts, in this region resemble those buillc by the Iroquois in New York RESER YE NAVAL CoRps state, and since history tfelates that the Toquois were known to have been In Ml~ h1igan, these fots may have been SALSE bul'uteIoui,{Thei relics which Mr. 'Greenman broutht back consisted mainly of[ EVANSTON, Ill., Opct. 4.- NayE bead', pottery, glassware, and baskets. I fficers' corps are being 'establisheda It 4E expected that these will shed six universities : Northwestern, tali light: on the life* and habits of these Harvard, California, Washington, an India~n tribes. Georgia Tech. Vhe'commission of en &7- PHO" WE DELIVER all NE 6262 kinds of Sandwiches, aid Hot 4d Cold Drinks to your room. 7. P. M, to 1 A. M' Five Minute Service. SANITARY LUNCH V 611 East Liberty 4xcellent Steaks and. Chops Day and Night }. ' F1 41 '4 J r 1 71 14* 3 a, , F to game ho~tn for he wek-en ( iItthekeurrinly4It t, on. ttonwl ~T T U K giv' er'you D that" UwGMEN xvii earGurrisnyur LI..LLJd UNIVERSITY BA LLO RACE DURING SUIIIA i f Sveral flights, including enta.nce pr f I theDetroit News trophy race, were 'A made this summer in the University 1i heJ balloon, the Michigan I, by students in its the department of aeronautical engi- b the neering. N he arly in the summer the balloon, hewhich holds about 40,000 cubit feet oto Ic- 00gas, was taken to Waterman gynimu ej g umn where it was patched and made CI e hej ready for the trials. The first flight4:( x-which was made late in July, started 21 awfrom Wyandotte, at 4:15 o'clock in thei~t ltmorning with six men ol board. '[he ba 'er men who made this trip were George o lineman, '26E; Charles Strong, 21E; jth ire William Rennison, '27E; Lee Agnew c es'2w;Wendell Miller, '2814G, andl Dr.th an D. M. LeGhjle lwho piloted the s11i1. vc he The first landing was made tit Syl m el vanla, Ohio, and from there the party Na oft is sign in the Volunteer Naval reserve is ba ee Awarded upon completion of a four WO years' course. we o FRED W. 309 south ,alt At COLLEGE C t, nd ~For Young Menc n' .- $35 - $40 NOW PLAYING : EA,3 All Seat Children 7 24c Ot$S40 , 1-PO DGE TO.DNY',S NEW- THURS.-"PTALS FIRE% COMING SUNDAY October 10th Personnel By FREl) de GRESAC cnt 101 miles, while the localI (litry GROSS Main CLOTHS $45 ION.ENTERS NEWS JER; WINS THIRD roceededto I Bryan, ] tldistance of bou t 1:30 miles fromi Itie istarting eld. After the first sue cesftl flight the alloon was entered ill the Detroit Iews colest, v"'Ii ich c acne altithe end fthe F+ord reliability tour. Tiel°1,b , an f, byv irtue of being tOe first tary, st art ed first, froin I et volt at :00 o'clock in thle aftur non of Aug. 1. hlere Nwere six blloo bns in theI Ic and all 1w e re rd( to I andi byl d wea ther in On t a riosince O: r(ules the race fori d th ezn toproiceecd trough a thwi11 et' storm. Whenc I the sults were tabulatedi it was fond( tt lie balon had ca rriud !1 tie n ii. vesil 'olor's into tirid 1)1:0, 1ten Iles behind tihe winniler. William aylor, '19E, chief eligilcer foto.he An son !Aircra ft 'ompaieny, 1piloted the, 1110o11ill this race. lFirst ipla'e Was on by a Coodve ur bal loon, 1vv hicm I Super Tine Fun Super Tine Conm Super Tine Love Super Tine- Alpaha Nu,Aldelphi ' F To Meet Tonigh t Alpha Nni and Adelphi, public ea spe k-in societies of the University.,vwill In Id their regular meetings tonight ill the society rooms on the fourth tloor of Angell hall. The program for tuc AXdelphi meeting will be a debate on birth control and a debate follow- cdibya dsu ssonwill bethat of Aldh bNa u sson. tr~aveled 94, only two miles behind the second place winner. The lMichigan I has been kept in good repair and according to George lii neman, '26Ed, will be used frequently this year to give aeronautical engi- nieering students practical experience in flying. J 'SHUBERT LAFAYETTE ILafaette at Shelby Street ALL 'THIS WIIFK EPINAFORE"9 BONTELLE Nights 7cto i5 PLAYHOUSE Soc and 75c: Mti-s B~onsteile, ini conjunction with Albert l~ci5.jesents the whirlwind comedy "SvTORM CENTER"ea By J. H. Barnes and Max Smimo i~id you ever b)uy a home in the country? Come and latigh at the fellow who did 1AS, THEATER~ Mats. Wed, and Sat. afayette at Wayne Cad. Iioo The Ace of Mus~ical Comedies "QUEEN HIGH"3 WihJla Sander ou and iraiik Grumnit Nght 75c to$3;Wed. Mat. 75c to $a; fat. 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