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BARRISTERS OPEN SEASON Rosenthal claims his men can de- (necessary to run the matches off as
AIINST PRISTINE RIVALS.! liver the goods. He is backing Ken- rapidly as possible. The preliminaries
nedy and Webber to pull off the Ide- must positively be finished by Wednes-
son stunt on their opponents, with day noon, and the results filed at the
Legal llead-eDress is in the Ring; Fts- Stites operating the receiving instru- Wolverine office on that day between
sers Follow Nlumbers in an ments. 12:30 and 2:00 o'clock.
Attack Upon it. Blake is priming Wheat, who finish- Additional entries will be received
ed the alleged game against the med- Monday at the Wolverine office from
W U Pet. ics, to humble the legislators. Met- 12:30 to 1:30, or the men may report
Medics.2 0 1.000 calf is the other bet of the coal heav- to Blake, on the Ferry Field courts
Laws...... 0 0 .000.ers. Morse will chase the fouls. after 1:30 the same afternoon, ready
its............ .0 1 .000 The hostilities are scheduled to open to play.
nus.0 1 .000 at 1:30, with Brodie and Gebbart com- The rules of the tournament, and
. ..prising the board of arbitration. details of the competition, were pub-
Saturday, August 10-Eng.-Law-- -__lished fully in Thursday's issue. The
1:30 p. m. RAIN PREVENTS TENNIS PLAY. schedules as published then will be

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Thursday, August 15-Lit-Efng.-
4:15 p. m
Preliminaries iust be Run Off Early
Saturday, August 17-Law-Lit- Next Week,
1:30 p. m.
The barristers and boiler-makers The weather msan won all the pre-
clash this afternoon on eFrry Field in liminory matches which were sched-
the first game for the laws. The lat- uled for this week in the tennis tour-
ter are circulating great reports of nament. This means that the men
their prowess, and have issued a spe- will have to hurry in order to get all
cial invitation to the ladies to witness the preliminaries and semi-finals off
the festivities. : by the end of next week.
They are out to maul the men from No definite time will be assigned
the arch, and expect to give Brodie's for 'the matches already scheduled.
fussers the same treatment a week The men can arrange the time accord-
fromn today. This would put them in ing 'to their own convenience. The
a tie with the medics for first place, telephone numbers were given in the
with two victories each. list $ublished Thursday. It will be

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posted on the bulletin boards of the
different departments and at Ferry
Field courts.
CALENDAR.
August 12.-Lecture-The Relation of
Sociology to Religion. Prof. F. R.
Clow, 5 p.-m.
Lecture-The Study of the Individ-
ual. Prof. F, R. Clow. West Phys-
ics Lecture Room. 8 p. m.
August 13.-Lecture-On Spinning
Tops and Related Phenomena. (Il-
lustrated). Asst. Prof. P.' Field. 5
p. m.
Organ Recital-Mr. Earle V. Moore,
of the faculty of the University
School of Music. Admission free.
University Hall, 8 p. m.
Fussers' Interests Hurt by Merger
No more will the University of Mich-
igan fussers be able to call "Ypsi" on
the Home phone, and thus save their
nickle, for the state has authorized
a combination of the Bell and Home
telephone companies. While the
stockholders of the Home Company
will realize but 50 per cent on their
investment, the Ann Arbor Landla-
dies, are joyful and planning on what
they shall purchase with the extra
money saved by having but one phone
in the house.

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Sfor an Afternoon Ride to St. Clair Flats, Tashamoo Park or Port
a a _ Huron way ports take the "City of Toledo" at 2:30 P.M.

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Maynard St. Albert A. Stanley, lirector
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Eight Weeks All Branches
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Summer Homes In Ann Arbor
on Bluffs overlooking Huron River
Secleued, quiet and within walking distance ofI te University. Lots cheap as anywhere. Woods and
boating, too.lI nques reJAMES H. McDOHALt. Ford Bldg, Detrot. He will tell you how to walk cut and
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1216 S. University Ave. We deliver lee cream every day in
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New.FIl d Styles
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full season's wear. A selection made now will be reserved
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Ann Arbor's Headquarters for Kodaks, Cameras and Photo Supplies
I make a specialty of Developing, Printing and Enlarging for Amateurs-by modern
methods. This has been my business for eight years and it haa increased every day-only results
will do this and so whenever you want anything phoographic lookn far the sign of the kodak-
that's where things move.
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719 North University

Kodaks for Rent, 10c per day