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At Iowa State
OVER 290 MEN

Sate Track Sta, rs~ MAJORITY OF FISH)
a A-eEntered In Two CANDIDATES AR
IIUtI& Texas Relay Mv'eetsll W1za.ver one miay say axu h
nipeteiv l'itI'(Ih o'' of the 2illhigan State! or at the end of the season, it cannot
rai ', ( ::i ;e, tea m i11 eoneile in two Texas be said tht Coach Ray Fisher picks
Col e e a.ees hs w ek e d akn at his ball players according to geo-
i .tie ^ ' I oxas rela,,s which will be graphy. It is true that the major ity ;
G 1 9l( i fl i ci vow at Austi under the "11-1 of the men hail from Mvichigan, but'
I EN ! ERED pcz'..aon of the university of Texas, if they dlid not it would not speak w ell
aind II"lio M ice rl ays which tirevche- i orthe nfTiUvrmity,

F'R'S BASEBALL
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from Detroitdiutz. f-Fo ('-Aion.
Ohio, and Chawne from Iake wood, in

CFADDE14S FLATS
'B'le Greatest Bargain
in A um Arbor


f our Varsity wat stars, one member d led 'r Saturday at Houston. I Of the regular team, as it is likely
of the ir_shmln ,tean, anid Coach Clif- The men taken on, the trip are! to appear when the *Wolverines openU
ford Keel entrained' yesterday after- C'aptain Fred Alderman, and Ihohn I the seq son with Purdue four weeks
nloon for Ames, fa., where the men (iCrimn, national sprint clan'pions, H-en-;hence, four of the men are residents of
are entered in tIhe National A. A. UT. son, Lang and Krohll. Statc's hopes j the Motor City, three, including the
wrestling chamipionships which are were given a setblack when K(roll, a captain, live in Chicago, one comes
being sponsored by Iowa State collegej regular member of the mnil relay fromh the far wvest, anud the pitcher
this year. team was spiked in the mneet, at Noftre might be from anywhere.
-Michigan is entering men in a fta- !IDame Saturday, but it is expcted that! "Gabby" Davis, the ever noisy r ed-
tional A. A. IT. meet for the first timea he will be availab~le totr Friday. In ad- lead, makes his home in Flint, Ooster-
this year by sending three Conference dition to the sprints, iantain Alder- baan sees his parents in Muskegon,
champions, Captain Donahoe, Alfred rnah will compete in tho broad jump.; Mc~oy goes to IDetroit during the va-
"Watson, and Russell Sauer; and Ed- St. Louis was the first stop of the; cations, and Nebelung, who leas
ward Solomon, star 125 poundler on tri'p Where the State athletes work- {shown great promise in the workouts
thie Varsity for the last two years. ed out on the Washington university Ithus far, resides in ,Adrian.
to the Iowa meet. In addition to the; track yesterday. The team will arriveI The Chiicago members of the line-
Varsity menl Blair Shonros, a; in Austin today, and will participate; up as it might appear, .are Captainj
"member of the. freshman , team in the Tpexas relays tomorrow. After Pucklewartz, IKubicek, and Weill-
who holds the 115 pound title 'the Texas meet, the State team en-: traub. The latter first learned his
of Iowa as well as the all-campus trains for Houston whvere it is entered baseball in the city high schools.,
and Michigan A. A. U. chiampionships in the Rice relays on Saturday. Captain Pueklewartz played center
for 125 pound division, is entering the La making the Texas trip the Mich-' for Lane Tech, and Was on the chain-
national meet unattached. 1ganu Stat team will set a record fory pionship squad ol' 1924. Nothing need
.Captain Donahoe will wrestle at traveling this year. Tfhe Green and; be said of his ability as a player, for
145 pounds instead of 158 which is his *White athletes have already gone hie has appeared in the Wolverine bat-
normal wrestling weight, while Sauer nearly 1100 miles,. ,Mile the Teaxas ling order for two years alreadly, anid
will also compete in t his class. Wat- jaunt will add 3000 more to theirf his merits are well known.
son and Solomon will both enter the total., In the pitching department Doni
lightweight division, as Solomon is !Miller can rightfully lay claim to the
unable to make weight oil three sue- i. EORIA.-Kansas City was select- distance record. His name is in i
cessive days, and Thomas will wrestle dath 198hequrrsoteSycs, N. Y.,but 'chose Michigan
pda h 98haqatr fteSrcsat 125 pounds. None of the Wolverirte American Bowling congress, for his Alma Mater. Gilmartin comes
entries will lhave to false each other ____________-
before the final round, as an A. A. U. CAMBRIDGE, bass.-Harvard will; Wha1ts Your Axitniri' Hosiery Bill?
ruigprvns w enfo o~sar pig fobl rcienx You can reduce it considerably if
team from entering the saine bracket. Modyacrig t{edCah
Oregon A*i' Mtoe AnodyHcoreing oHadCahYou would only give your hosiery a
The national A. A. U. meet will at- -- ___- "Silktufni" treatment before wearing
tr~act more than 200 of the leading them again. On sale at Calkins-
wrestleV in the United States, and READ THE WANT ADS FPletcher drug stores.-Adv.
nearly all of the Missouri Valley --_________________ ______________ ____
schools have entered large teams in
their efforts to gain the team sham-,
plonship which is held by the Oregon a
Aggies at the preent time. Among the
entries are Oregon Aggies, Oklahoma
A. and M., "Texas University, and Iowa
State college, wich are considered
to have four of the strongest wrestling.
teams inl the country. K A bsolutely
SerlohrCneec ol have entered individual stars in the
Ames meet, but none will send anlwa
Varsity men, Hesmer, Conference 125 -
p~ounld champion, and Gels, 158 pound"
star; acid two freshmen Morrison, 135
pound title holder, and Wallace, 112
pounder, will'come unattached. Iowa
is sending Captain Beers, 145 pound Edgeworthk "-<
champion of the 'Big Ten last year c_________________________________
and Pfeffer, 115 pounder, while Ohio ______________________________________
Stte has entered Whitacre, who has
held the Conerence hetavyweight title I..
for two successive years. U
The present national champions in- SPECIa~IAL APPOINTMENT,
chu utno onl olg,11;fsMitchell of Multnomah A. A. C., 118; OJUR STORE IS THE
Boy'vey of' Iwa State; .125; 'Mor'rison
of Marshalltown, Texas, 135; Myers-
of Multnomah A. A. C.; 145; Ham-
mond of 'Texas Ujniversitw, 158 ; Bry-.Ill
an of Oregon Aggies, 175; and Strack,
Oklahoma A. and M.,- heavyweight.' I_

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FOUND-Mane's wrist watch inz Union.'
Inquire '939 Greenwood Ave'. 126-127
LOST

NOTICt-flats cleaned and blocked.
All kinds of. shons C ea med. dyet) and
r'e' tire d; St~i;ct'sihdbn si~nrmntrtt4.
jANN ARBOR S~lO P. 635 1.?. ihertr,
j £ c-Tues.-Thurs.-Sat.
Stoddard Hlair Shop h 6~ given excel-
Ianf. an"Itfl- r in yers: . A ..V.S.

LOST--Whito gold Delta Zeta Pin will convince you of our efficiency,
S'aturday night. Reward. 12Gai.lnvrit. te-tu-a
9433. 1261 _709 _11T _____ ____________thu_-sa
LOST-Very small rough briar pipe Ani4 Arbor Mimegraphng.sho~p-zI4
with curved stemn, on or near the Detroit St. Let u do your mimeo-
campus. English mnake. graphing and typewriting. First-
126-127-128 class.worlcr Q Ilivk so vice. Lowest
LOST-Monday morning, oncaps prices. Dial ~ 683.s
e-tugs-thur-Sat
sihell rimmed glasses. Call 863'7, .__

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Tourist, Thi l Cabin
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Before Mid-June
or after Mid-July

D NCING feet keeping time to syrn-
copating, crooning, mooning
melody -an appreciative audience
resting languidly in their steamer chairs
-- a delightful breeze blowing over
th~e broad Atlantic !
This-is the life--something doing every
momI'et - a vacation of continuous
'pleasur from beginning to end !
T'his summer, take- ,advantage of
Cnar 's low r ates and see London,
Paris, the Continent !

after 5:00. Reward.vV v 126-127j
LOST-Gold Concordia Pin, Monday.
Reward. Call 8327. 125-126-127
LOST-Black, oversize Duofold. Re-
wa'rd. :Oetrge Martin, 3201. 125
FOR RENT
FOR . REN'1-Three and five room
apartments. New and modern.
Mial 4204. W. D. McLean, 318 .
State St. 126-127128
FOR RENT-Large pleasant room for
one or two girls. Graduate stud-
ents preferred. Prone 9774.
124-225-126
WANTED
WANTED-Student belonging to a
fraternity. Work during spare
time. See Mr. Pepple at Allenel
Hotel, evenings, between 6 and 8.
126-127
WA TED-Rtoom in" private family
wanted by woman graduate "student
for next year. Location between
campus and university hospital.
Sleeping porch preferred . Also
board. Address . B. K., Michigan
Daily_,Qfilce.
WANTED-Students who. like good
hot BARBECUES to know we de-
liver .between a;30 and 11:30 P. M.
BARBECUE INN, Dial 4481._,
e-Tues;-Tlurs.-Sat.
SALESMAN- WANTED-Full or part
Stime as factory representative for
high grade household ,appliance
sold' thru well established. local
Sdealer. Phone or apply in persons
Safter 6 p. m. 523 Mack Road or
Ephone 8085. 124-125-126-127
?WANTED. STUDENTS to. know that
Samu pays.: from $5 to $25 for old'
suits and overcoats.
121 E. ANN DIAL 4308
f FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Ford Speedster. Special
golly and top. Fast, classy. $40
cash. 621 S. State. 7517.
126-127128
FOR SALE-Chevrolet 1923 touring.
$40.00. Phone 9023 any afternoon
or evening and ask for McKee or
~Cow.
FOR SALEi O011RENT -Nineteen
room house for club or fraternity
(furnished or unfurnished). Wash-
itenaw Avenue, near campus. Best
prop)osition in Ann Arbor. Mich.
Daily, Box 170. 126-27-28
All makes of typewriters for 'sale or
rent. Excellent machines at ra-
sonable prices, for renit. Prompt
repairing by experienced wrkmen.
Courteous service: Aulta Brand
Ribbons and Carbons. Rider's Pen
Shop, '315 State Street.
sun-tues-thurs-f
FOR SALE-Ford roadster 1924;
j five tires, starter, demountable,
good condition. 1617 Washtenaw.
Phone 9117. Boyer' or Farquhar.
FOR SALE-Radio. Gets California.
y$45 Complete with cabinet. Call
t7710. 124-125-1261

FRAME them now--your Fraternity
pictures and shingles. Ann Arbor's
only profesgional1 picture framer.
306 S. State St ' sunders.
t2bu-ti1a
NOTICE-Hear the new Orthoponic
Victor Record oif "Inca Little IM1
;Fonder: of You." : J-y Warrings
Pennsylvanianms, at "Schaeberle &
Son Music House, 110 So. Main, tt
NOTICE----The new Royal Poirtabl'esV
'are now on display at Rider's Pere
Shop, 315 State St. A wonderful
machine. Yourwill be Initerested.
Call hind see. them.
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS AND)
CARBONS
Ou~r ,rapid turnover Insaures au tre''sh
stock arnd you secure the best qual-.
ity at a moderate price. 0. D. MOR-
IRILL . 17. Nickels Arcade, Phone
6615. Dealer: L. C. Smrith .& Coron
Typewriters, Inc. tt
.P)RTABLE PJ9NOYGRArJf
Special price 'of $15 with three
months to, pay.
University Muisic lse.
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WHY WEARt "READY MAD1iJS" when
you can :have a twvo.pant' sui't built
to Your measure for $37.50? Spring
styles n'ow ready.: T. B.- LYONS,.
Williams- at Maynard. tU
TYPEWRITING and MImeograph.
Ing promptly and neatly done
by experienced operators at mod-
erate rates. Thesis ,And college
lwork: a specialty for 19 years. 0.
!D. Morrill, 17 Nickels Arcade. The
Typwriter and Stationery Store. ti
NOTICE-Typing thesisf neatly and,
quickly typed at. popular prices.
IIhone 7345, tU
ANN ARBOR CARPET Cleany
Works. Rugs Shampooed. Phone
6 513. daily-tt
TO. SEE best or 5U-lines clothing drop
card to 11038 E. Washington. Phone
6365 evenings. $22to $3. tf
NOTICE

INDIANS DEPEND
ON 1926 HURLERS
LAKELAND, lFla., March 24--Cleve-
land Indians will open the 1927 title
race with only one addition to the
hurling corns of last year, accordinig
to Mainalger Jack McAllister, who" stat-
ed that three of the rookie pitchers
are slated for more minor league ex-
pI en ce.
Eight of the, nine pitchers with
whom the Tribe will open their sea-
son on April. 12. The Cleveland club
hias never before opened the season
with less than ten hurlers on the
roster. The veterans i nclude Uhle
Levson, Karr, I'1udli;, Smith, Shaute,
Miller, and Buckeye. Collard from
Evansville in the riee-' league is
' the single new man on the pitching
staff.l
ENTRIES FOR NATIONAL
TOURNAMVENT REACH 25
CHICAGO,'March 21"-Two late ac-
(cptanices brought the total number
of entries in Chicago's national inter-
scholastic basketballrI furnametup ll
to 25 teams yesterday. rThe last teams
to accept the invitation to compete
were Oak Ridge, Okla., state cham-
pions, and Colorado Springs, Colo.
Pocatello, Idaho; N ortheast.11 igh of
Kansas City, Mo.; and Minersville,r
plltah, were the other teams to accept
the bid yesterday. Lindon, Ky.; West
Side IHigh' of Fairmont, WV.-, Va.;
IFrankford, Delaware; Bristol, Conn.;
and Grand Forks, N. D. were also ex-,
Ntended invitations to eter t he tour-
nament which will begin Tuesday,
?March 29.?
ORTEGA, Fla.-Bill Tilden triumph-
(-ir over George Lo'tt, former United
"'A'tes junior titleholder in straight
sets.
LOS ANGELES, Cal.-The Univer-,
;sity of California and the University,
(4f Southern California broke even, in
,,;Lr first two game series.
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Our entire Stock Of used cars has,
been put into; first class running con-.
dition and the prices asked are in
many cases much lower than the
value given. A car for every purse
and very car worth the money. Come
in, pick out your car and -drive it

for these two days only
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These are all from higher price

lines an;

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buying

enable you to save $7.50 to $10.09 by
these two days.
See them in our windows.

FOR SALE-House, five rooms, two
blocks east of campus. Under $5,-+
'000. 1342 Volland. Phone 96i92.
V 123-124-125-126-127 128
I FOR SALE-1921 Ford Touring. $40.
Call 3283...' t f
? TYPJDWRITERS-All makes, sold,
rented, exchanged) celeaned, repair-
ed. Largest and best stock to be ob-
taied anywhere, 0. D. MORRILL,
17 N ckiels 'Arcade. Authorized deal-
'er: Phone 6615, L. C. Smith & Cor-
ona Typewriters. Inc. I.!
i NOTICE
Students! Save Money! Buy a used
typwriter and tape your own thesis.

home. We have roadsters, touring,
coupes, Tudors, four doors, $35 to,.
$345.

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Phone 4229.

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