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ANALYSIS OF BIG TEN TRACK

TEAMS'

e Av orst disadlva ntage thle VWol- depend ou how the others 211)du
vel-innis will have to fare is greell- the quarte't Wxho bas run '11 c),;
(Hes,1 )iisi "'7' Ilni-er isa lie only one l 1e reay compiel iiion anmd much Nvi:l
mndcr inye. Jones, cotsp t iianin -01(w~s l iaid 1dm11a lt.

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Bete, Bill lDrbegenlueller, eonsid -
ercd about the best the Big Ten
hias to ofer.
lie is iairly cpisistent at 13 feetl
and~ holds the Cowiference outdoor
record of 13 feet 3 inches which !
would indicate that Trownell's in-
door mtark of 13 feet 5-8 inch is; not
safe.l
White oif. Illinois, third last
year, Apiears to have recoveredl
cmpIetely from.i. a knee inijury
and will push the lPurj~e rice to
the liniit. White vaulted 12 fee,
10 inches last Saturday. Barnes.
alIdsoanritl iiiade 12 feet 6
inchtes then.
Minnesota counts strcngly on ©t- i
terness who has dtone 12 feet 10
inches a time or two while Crowley
has turned out to be a capable iin-
derstudly for Otterness. Canby of
Iowa ip an erratic performer who
may place if hie has an on' night.
rout, Michigan's representa-
tive, And a veteran of two years,
xtanids a good chance of taking
in a l)OiJnt or two if lie is right
and is good for about 12 feet f3
inches rather regniarly. Heinso n

NS another Illinois possibility.
'lI'Ie Shot Pit
Ir eigibilt y galore has tpirned the
shoct put into an apparent pushover
for Pan Lyon of Illinois who is a'
consistent 47 foot man. *Lewis and
Kartens, two Northwestern stars, the
former being outdoor champion last
year, are both under the scholastic
ban as are WNeaver of Chicago and
'Barg, promising H lawkeye sophomore
F(-1w,10d and Nelson lItlakC Iowa
trriu able as a poinit-getter,
1oli ver, sirie the juhtter is ca.-
h! vof aboult 15 feet. lihuyliell
c~is1Iri~s ?has approache~d 44 feet
aIs liiisBaigge of Northiwesterni.

ill line4 jPeritoriiiaiiJe4s]Ilithis eeiil and (".1i110, reii Ij('o eed y Steplie" sou
anti should he in the rac~e all kind McI~ovell. Illinoi s has COrlovi< h,
tile way, bt no onle Can leave 011- '('hambors. fimleit,.Nichol andWit
thme "third eve" W the Confer- :o pi(.h fron).
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The Hoosiers wont the outdoor re-
lay last year and have two of the
quartet, Stephenson and Abromson..
back again. Also they have two good
new men- in Snmock and Banks. Iowa
relies on her t wo great stars Baird

Bt MR.11 ihr.iaN aISO Iiaam aa
(o171rtet enter d n ayhadiu
tl l~rten In v, real ~np''e
, eMmlger, u'ees,, al'uw r
,noiur are all ~1e,'ii 10,
lia 1. )'.1and olk~caiy d o~

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a -t~ (orbTypuwritcr. 'Y oar favorite male at
Phon~e 8950
Ready-maide w~
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ESTABLISHED? ENGLISH UNIVERSITY
STYLES, TAILORED OVER YOUTHFUL
' HARTS SOLELY FOR DISTINGUISHEDSE VC INT EU T DS A E .,
SERVCE I THEUNITD STTES

Libbey w:'Chiica'o and another pair
fronm Iowa, Lapp, and Roberts, mzake
up the rest of the generally recog-

31 Mitligai has no ent-ry ill this
eveikt.
The Onle Mile Relay
Pre diejt ions in general have it that,
low ,Illinois, Northwestern and
Chica go are to fight it out for points
in this event, but At is the writer's
opinion that t his tlope is dlue for a
jolt.
i Iowa and Illinois have turned

For

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$3.50, $3.25 and $3.00 Shirts
$2.25 Wool Hose .
$1.75 Wool Hose..
$1.25 Wool Hose.........
All 1.50 Ties .

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1.50
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Spring Tocoats'
in all the latest tweed
colorings and patterns
College men have their okrn ideas about
style and balue. You 'll see both faith-
fully reflected in the keen-looking models
Ipe '11 tailor for you at a price to meet
your needs.
A®.C.
619 E. WILLIAM STREET
CUS'TOM TAILORING

All $1.00 Ties..

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Suits $409 $45, $OTopcoats


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1tla tirc Ca II Clark 6249.
119, 12.',12
Ill you are inl need of rmoney and not.(
aframid to work hard, Nvv L:,vea
straight selling propos-Ction -i
!w"hich you call start work; imned-
a tel y a mid eciiinun ,, at full t biie(lt'
ing the sumirmer months. You i '
be alu upon a (h, iied( casO
1)1'-sec', lot a house I10 alt-U.
tan;Va11 . We will make a peia
propositRion to a man with 'some3
jselling exp. rientce who is capable
of s-tlling and dIirect ing a tgrotil) of
salestun. WhV6rit:' The Ameirican
Uni ,ness Corp ;rat iin,1{1:34 F-,ast
First. Street, Duluth, iMinnewot~a.
11,,9, 124
NuTIClii--Twxo used portable type-
writers for sale. One and two years
old rejspectively. Reasonable prices.
(Call 3489. E. 11. Munn.
C--Tites.. Thurs., Sat.
NOTICE-Be sure and visit this moat
modern and efficient Hat Cleaning
and Shoe Shining Parlor. Michigan
TIheatre Bldg. 539 E. Liberty.
C-Tumes., Thurs., Sat.
NOTICE-Good food and good service,
one, block from campus-that's why
you save. Barney's Restaurant, 516
E. Williams. C.
A WONDERFUL proposition for a
fraternity ; just one door from the
camlpus. Call 5800. 106 E. Huron.
118-119-120
>t '.M1Al ER lEM PLO YMINT-two am-
bit ion;, Prote'stant students wanted
for hiighi-gradle sunmmer emiployment
ill edtucationial sales work. Previous
ex~erientce unnecessariy. Salary anti
Icomitilasions. For personal interviewv
see C. At. Crosier, Lanie Ihall, at
once . 117, 118, 119
j lFe)maain Pen IRepa iring~
Our' skilledl Penmakers Service costs
IYou no nmore. 'pp1t only logical place
tto have your pen repaired.
Rider's Pen Shop
TYPEWRITER SERTVE
All makes. No better -skill found any-
where. Promnpt service.
Rider's 11 n Shop
Ph ;ne 8950)
TYPEWRITING and imieographing
promptly andl neatly clone by ex-
perienced operators_ at moderate
rates. College work a specialty for
nearly twenty years. 0. D. Morrill
Arcade. C
P1ortabl~e rIWpe .iiters- New vor Usedt
ITW i l pay you to come to Ro al
I; ',eait rcera and seo tihene w
1ty:Iportable before you buy. 3!'his
"Bb"Royal is already outselling
all other mlakes of' port able. "Some
Rider's Pen Shop
Anhlicrized 1Deale~rs in Royals

All Bow Ties......

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Underwear One-Third Off
The Better Cleansing Cleaners
SER VICE WITH A SIMILE
GRG
CLEANERS and DYER
702 South State street
Telephone. 21548


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The character of
topcoats tailored by
will earn your most


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MlanhaW gn Shirts and Knox fiats

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1' YV Ili"WRTERS-all makes, sold,
rent ed, exchianged,_ cleaned, re-
paired. Our machines and work
guar-anteed to give best satisfaction.
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Ilmported English coats in
tweeds and hornespuns
forty ight dollars
Stroock camel hair coats in
natlural shade and in black
forty eight dollars
Other coats from $4o
' ed to end madras
in blue, tan and pale green
$3.50

We wish tIo -annoumce at this tim:e the arrival of
ne ~ ~ "".ndi s, in all of our c e' a. ca e
have bntevery ef.ot o .secure Sa adLnsOf Mer-
chandise that have th~e confidencLe of bO_ :7the dealer
and the cussto ner..'
fn CYl 0r repres~entative lnes
lt= l fi i r (>U3:es Stetson Flats
BeilnoitCeihes Wilson Bros. Shirts
Wison Bros. ".U derlwear Universal Pajamas
Bradley S)vcm,--r and Gclf Hickok Belts
Hose Selz Shoes
Aliso ic i 7 ainou s Jack-o-Leather Suits for Boys
Come in, iet us show you, Ii will be. a pleasure and
you will k7 :7 wh + is new for spring wear.

1Ia pee ritt'R Iibbonis and irbons
' Tlie. best you can buy. Always fresh.
h Rider's Pen Shop
lW VIl 'RITER RIBBONS-Our rapid
turnover insures a fresh stock, You
secure the best quality, at a moder-
5 ate price. 0. D. Morridll, 17 Nickels
Arcade.
TYPING-Theses a specialty. RIea-
sonable rates. "M. V. Hartsufif.
D~ial 9387. C1-77-180
k Tyewriters For lleumt
(Good nmachines, your favorite make.
Rider's Pen Shiop
Phone 89.10
FOR RENT
I tELL fturnishled suibe of rooms. Rent
very r easnable. Cite lblock north of
Canmpus. 916 East WVashingtonr.
Phone 6002. 119
WANITE ID
WANTED-Students to know that our
home laundry nmethods give your
clothes personal attention. Moe
Laundry, 204 N. Main. Dlial 3916. C
WANTED-A few men for summer
employment. Call at Room. 306,
EMichigan Union, between 2 and 5
Wednesday afternoon, March 14.
117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124
STUDENT to wait on tables for board.
Must be willing to stay on premises.
Phone 4770. 119

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LOST-Sheaffer's life-time fountain
pen lastMonday afternoon. Reward.
Dial 21955. Ask for Cooper.
118-119-120
LOST-Pair of black horn-rimmed
glasses at Michigan theatre Suni-
day night. Call Williams at 2-2117.
Reward. 119, 120, 121
LOST-Silver signet ring with letter
"11" some time last week. Dial
4752. Ask for Harry. Reward. 119

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