THlE WOLVERINE BE CAREFUL! You "idon't take chances" when you COMOR NO where you eat, for these are EAT ATO R E N'S OREN°S CAFETERIA days. You inspect everything before you buy it CAFETERIA iSIi MANAGES TO'IT 111HALL BAtI)FORIIBRIL LI A NIAVE ItG Major League Pitchers Fail Ito(Oiler )FUCett tesisenee to Sill of George Sisler is playing regularly at first ase fo the St. Loos Browns. although Barney Dreyfuss, of the Pittshurg Pirates, maintains that the casti is still unsettled. According to press reports, Branch Rickey is play- tog his former college caui without awaiting the deision of the national commission. Ban Johnson, president of the American leage, is reported to have notified Rickey not to use Siser until the case was thrashed out y this high court of organized aseall. The former Wolverine star is at- ting in third position for the Mound city nine, aitd hsa clouted the all for an average of .333 in the fie gamnes since he has broken in. Blinsating recrd follows: Monday....................... Tuesday...................4 1 IWedneda .................... 1 Thursday...................4 2 Totals............... .5 5 Average ......................3 BtUSNESS MEN OF ANN AtBORi PLAN BIG I iaY AI'GI',STI'11 Plans arc already coiing to a headt under the management of the husiness men of the city, to sake Ans Aror's "Big ay," set for August 1, a suc- cess. The possible entertainments for the "Big ay" have bees discussed and one thing definietely deised. there will e an aeroplane fligt that day. Besides this feature, there wil he a ahy contest, races, all ganto, drills, industrial parade aid a few more atractions. The eintertainmsent will e held dsw'ntowns in the nmornig ansI at the fairgrounsus ithte after- AltunsWies 'est Ioh on ii l'iy:t' Frederick R1. Gorton, wsossreeie his moaster's degree ii 101, a Phl.D from the tniviersiy ofiBelins i f15 lisa written a ook estitled "A Hi gh- School tCoursc in PhIysics"'sich to iiosv largely used ini westrnsecond- ary schools. While in Berlins Iis i- vestigations had largely to io wills radilo-activity, theis a ncw field, ad iis experimnits have eei giens e- fore an audience of scinstists frons all :parts of Germany. OUTLOO0K MAGAZINE SIIOWS CUT"I (F INTEIIOI OF Aup'II1'I'lT'I In the July iumser of the Outlook magazine, a full page cut of the inte- rior of Mill auditorium is given amnssg a list of the music halls asd auditori- umos of this country. In descriing the auditoriuns praise is given to the architects ad desig- ec. The article says that tey have created onis of the fiset ousic hals is worli, andsth iat the auioriunm is as- coustically perfect. D. & C. TALISMAN. A useful gift to atyoenser of the family. The 1. & t. Liste have prour- ed a limited numer of unique "Golden Frog GioiLuk tharmss"-Men's Scarf Pin or Womne's Brooch Pin, set with Mexicans Ruies and Emeraldss Will nott tarnish and is a easty. Sent to any address on receipt of one dollar. cash or money order. 'Thsawiuld e appreciated as a Birthday Gift. Ad- dress Dept. S., Detroit & Clevead Navigation t'o., Dtroit, Mc'h. NOW.'A.DXAYS It's ('lothting, Hats, and Furnishing' G'oods fronm N. F. ALIEN ('0. MUNCHAUSEN HIMSELF HAS NOTHING ON EMBRYO STAR 'T'hs "greatest aftislete of al tine" is lo'st of thseims sre equilly gosd its nit' heaed t ossards A nAsi .trhor. 3s'sverythintg. It is signsificatt howver's, Michigant gets a large crop of these pteretnnial rphs'notmenta. Sonicarat'i- ready sin', ands isnottntry ste'spsaper finthIe stats' is sit to date swsichs Iasntt siscoveresd at least ones of these ath- letic tsarves's whosisssill cnter the sisi- versity Itis fall. If hsalf of thses yountgsters 'ser' as iwon tise'"M'' fn tmssre thatssise sport. "lJark" Bentots playinsg etndIsisd esitcit- ln.It recetnt yeairs, "'l'ottttsy" lisseis il ittind'"Jimmsie'tram;g rtic' eis'ontly sitter stetsto tmaiks' iso msajior sposrt teatms. Jst whialtbeconmes of sillthses'e'nt- s'ritng stars is sot knsotwnt.It altlit'e ' see an'Acrst Coca-Coa Talue a tip from the mn who aop all the _ overage tabues.tDrinhi Thirst- Quenehinsf t' THI 2COCA-COLA Co. _ Atfanta, (,;i clever as thseir press agents, Mirls- tintgs said of thsemt art' triss it is iganwoutldsweiep tsp intercollegiate stranige thse Varsityrroarcses slot tear titles hb'the dozen. 'The track sithletes ithemsslimbshfrotmslitinitssfraistirc f hasve broke~sn every insterschsolastic fort -to htave.tse swondsesrs ontthteir vsecactI on tsutsesrouss occasiotsthue ;sarticstlar teatm. basebaill players have ntever yielsdedI lBu tMic'higant is glasd to rs'cei'vs'prop I a hit or fassnesd less thans 27 mnidur- schsooil athle'tes dtespfss itssthe anica'p fog a ganme, andstthe footbsall stars sirs' totheir' iressnisuceiss.andsslhops's thsat re'gitlasr Kruttpsiege gusns. soots'of stiensm sf1w i ilms'esa Varsity ew'osithtese buddinsg worlsd beats'rs "team its a ye'ars'rsty saswelslasa restrict ths'ir activfty to onse sport. fraternsity. 11)1) '1R1 I'DTONIAGARA FALLS , tIIDIGI('AL STATION I'II'f111SY STIART'IS JVl.Y16IAl'D i t'lIrI'I' ' ,N. ;_ w _.... ._.. k L -.f _. l P'rof. I. I). Scott of Gheology Dtepart- mtentinit('hatngg of Excu-si-on 'The antiual exsiont to Niagara , Fallssvfili ttte plas's'is yetarott tuly it1, tite party bseitng itscitarge of Irof. I. I?. Sc'ott of thte geology depsartmnt., tutu ott ascounit of thts gre'at redutionfst its s'xite'tse, is expsected fthe ltrgely aitt'ende'iI hy stitdensts pususinsg otlier courses as well. Froms Detroit, thsea party will proceesd to Buffalo on one of thte1D. & tC. hosts. arrivisig at. thse Fails shoutusioss. Thtis trip will skirt the upper edge ofth Ilegorge sisnte Cansadiatssile anth returnsott thte Ansericatssile close to thte water's edge. Sunsday will he giv- en over toi genseral trips antd sight-; seeing until 3:00 isclisck p. m., whssn thte party will rettirito1 Detrisit on thse lakse hoat, "City of Detroit III," thte party finally arrivinsg at Anni Arbior Mboniday utorising. Tihe expetise itt detail is as follo'si: Rounti trip fare, (intcltintg hiertht atid gorge trip) ................10t.92 Htielf'T'emnper'ance lHsuse.st te Meals on the boat ............... 3.00 Ext ra trips.....................00 17.42 111(1IN IDAIfLY'WILL MAKE SfYfhALl. 'II FS NEXI' YEAR Seviral chianges tutuli e inagrat- eh its the matsnagemnmt of the Mfichiigant D~aily for next yeasr. F. F. MfcKinsney, msanagtng-esditor', tao tmadse Itis stiff appoitmnties for the comminmg ye'ar. Thiere are to hi' fittr mniottfts' uipper staff tulsa till flli the positionss of stews esditor, short ediir, ansd too telegraphs editors. Jamtes Mf. lBarre't, E. Rodgers Sirves- ter, tasi E. '. \Wrighst are thse mens iwss have received tise appointtmnts, thse fourth toi be chsosens met fall. Plans are being made to place Tue Daily inthle News Symdicate, bitt this is tiot yeitia sure flung. Another plains that has beets iorkted otut, iste'hiis- insg of a critis', iwhtse msaint duty' wiill be to criticise the forntatd ecittemmts of thse papir. Iletutal Clumi' tom (losetuurig Summertut heats N. S. Hoff, of the idenial col- lege, annosuncsed yesteriday tht the sental- custic will hue clioed for the sumtsner. Motty of thue stusdents, how- ever, are takimig summmuer work, in te mesdical Scitool. T'o resiuce our stocukire will sfter Poipular amish tperatic Musts' at greatly reidu'es prii'is. Unmiversity Music Active' Work Stsarted lAlong tVariouis lint's at tLalteItiuglats Active woirk was siartssi last'seies bsy 35 situidemnts at thte IBiologic-11S iionii wiscih is locaissd at Doutglas lakihis'n t'heboyi'igani countsy.'hils is the7ith siasoim that te fsieldsttionmifor ini- s1tructiostamid restearcht it iouligy is bseen located theme.I 'The sw'irk givems is nitiduplicaited'i idusrimig the regulatrnschsool year, itnh itj to the purmpose' tfts'eiuniversity lto proi-" yule faililtssfist'fieldi woirk of asr thsat camnmsiotibe sit'sll ecirriedh sis isi- dusc a s cium onsiioso sr wills the Imiti- tations of a usiversity schmeduime. Anms asdequmateequ'ipment sit tpparatsus timdj reagensnmec'essiary fur 'oilec'ionsm, ott- servation, andshpreservaionm f sithi anmsals ansI plaits is providhed. Excel- heist facilities are alssoiioff're'dhfor re- searcintsseveral lutes ositanlsiy, ands zsology, either by indsepimndenmt;fint'ssi gatisosr by grashisse stimients. Have a teal vacation on the Great Lskes,a the most enjoysble snd econamical oting in America. The coo1 lake breezes, the ever-chatig- iog scenes slang the shore and the luxurious steamers operated hy this Company are ponitive guarantees that you will enjoy every minute of the trip. and return home refreshed and glad you went. TAKE A D. & C. BOAT WHEN YOU GO AFLOAT. DailyrservisehbetwteanDetroitand Clvead adDetrt ad Bffalo., Frost Jane 11th to Sertmober 10th SteamresCity otDetoit IBland City ofClevead Ilthe"Two Giants" of the Grerat Lakes, sperate daily service as the Busflot Divisisa; rot can't afford to rats the pleasare at a ride as these floating palaces. FOUR TRIPS WEEKLY least Toledo and Detroitito MackinacIsland ad Way Ports. Mackinac Island, the Historic Sumer Reort othe North Csotry, ishbecotmingmooeposearevery seassnswith the Toriststseekigtquietnesstandrepose. Excelet Hote and Boarding House accost- msodations at reasoable rates. TWO TRIPS WEEKLY BY SPECIAL STEAMER, Cleveland to Maciac sltandtnostops esratrmceet at Detroitand Alena. DELIGHT- FUL DAY TRIPS fencers Detroitad Cleveland dornor July and Augast toar tries wekhly. DAILY SERVICE June 14thto Septembherltheteen Toledand Pat-in-Bay, RAILROAD TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR TRANSPORTATION on 0. a C. Line Steamters heween Detrit and Buffalo sr Deriand 'Clevelad either direction. Sendlatwo-cent stamorsetrated pamphlet andGCeast Lakes Mar. Addests L . Q.Lvs, CJ.. A. heroit, Mich. Set at poster stamsmsailed tar live cents. Philip H. McMillan, Pres. A. A. Schantz, Vice rPets. & Gent. Mgr. DETROIT & CLEVELAND NAVIGATION COMPANY All steasters arrive and deeare. Third Avsaue Wharf, Detroit. Its t'lothting, lists, stud Furttlslittg1=4 It Goods f-osut XN. F. 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