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…VOL. VII. No. 58. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1896. FouRt PAEs-3 CENTS. o J)ILD o GRADUATE CLUB MEETS. lexcept some one has said wen PRELIMINARY CONTESTS. - Johna Knox confinerei her ead and mij Delegate Chosen for the National Bobi un her heart, and therefore Alpha Nu and Adelphi Hold ha hefeetanJtb taovu siitNI RConvention. lo dnytinfevery0(1 liert ohngarlt."First Debates. ANDIM RTR The CGraduiate (i'l held a re-y Ihu'go Boned ...…

…VOL. VII. NO. 39. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1896. FOUR PAGES-3 CENTS. (D IL D OBERLIN PLAYS TODAY. senators. she has the greatest nmer 98 Wins from High School. atT4, 9o college graduiates in the House of Niet-eiglt defeatedl the High 1.edig Tal rBest Home Game of the Season-- lteisesentattes. seliol at the fae gronidostra ingree and Duffy Pay. ddt ons to the Museum. afterooni by a sore of ait to nothing. AND IMPORTER.- Sea-s...…

…ch IL f Alt. Wcii p. VOL. V1. No. 12. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1896. FouR PAES-3 CENTS. 0© '\\IIL D ,O SECOND DAY'S PLAY Yesterday's Practice. BOARD OF CONTROL I ~The 'Varsity practice yesterday was jLeading Tailor In the Tennis Tournament Was very interesting and at times sme Meets and Reorganizes for the L hiOne of Brilliant Work. god fast foo'tball was seen. Pigee Coming Year. j and terhes t each made a very bril- AN D ...…

…,0e. UlS DAY', MAY 11, 1896. Foust PAGes?,-3 CENcTS. VOL. VI. No. 163. ANN ARBOR, MCH[GAN, TI = - = = !CHICAGO IS SALT 0OCT. We Diust M~ove 4 14 The store siesis occupy has HO Michlosan W ?ins Second Game of &r boensol. we most seek new 54 i 04 quartrs.'1$, 0W qltlSSeries. We MuTst Close Out 11 sisekeofosMsie13.-The gagne was ii ir~cs Weoller I i ed Mc cle rte lt y 1:3 .o oe Tssasl rvi el od flo r csel w ci 1 manantlin t byers tl~-110 of...…

…i1 e tt* v ' In Vol,. v t No. its. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDIAY, MARCH 14, 1~S4. JOUR PAGES-3 CENTS. > g s iN ~ELECS Et IW TOFICER }1S. LARGE CROWD PROMISED W yILL PROFP.11TIIOMASL1UEVP H10 - -(". Tickets Selling Well for Indoor :41 ANUAIEEINYPCEPLEMeTnih. COLUMIA WANTS HIM TO COME V piit fe a it lhe fu'r ( LCAN CLUB LAST NIGHT. ___TO NEW YORK it444 ~ fn~ r t i ees(cnn e. T liijl c iou 11(1' iib e ioinu ifartP"li l l i 01 hail' cied...…

…VOL. VI. No. 73. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1596. FOUR PAGES-3 CENTS. ONE GUITAR Is enough for one person to play on at one time. One guitar is not enough, how- ever, to supply 3,000 stu- dents. That's why we have constantly In stock several dozens. of guitars of various 0 makes and prices. BETTER LOOK AT OUR U, OFM. GUITAR. Its good as its name. THE ANN ARBOR ORGAN 00, S. MAIN ST. SPALDING'S Educational Souvenirs of w TWEN...…

…uf VOL. YI. No. 6 2. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, S.ArTRDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1895. FOUR PAGESx-3 CENTS. ONE GUITA s enough for one person to ii6 F lay on at one tite. One} lii guitar is not enough, how- ' ol ever, to supply 3,000 Sin- r dents. That's why we have O ' 4 onstan0tly in stock scvtial It I0 ON~ dlozesl of guitars of variousit m sakes anid prices, 4j i11 BETTER LOOK{ AT OUR key SU. OF M. GUITAR. I 6 It's good as its caine. ;4; THE ANNA...…

…the I tt. a Ado VOL. VT. . NO. 40. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THIURSD)AY, NOVE:MBEIR 14, 1895. FOUR, PAGES-3 CENTS. AFT~tAT! F TLEGA E.hub wvriters, than by Mlacager Baird, __________ of telist' Mihian teain, in his torrTes- WHAT THE PRESS THINKS OFioideive to western jiaper'-;. Is enough for one person toi MCIA'SSADNl p lay on at one time. One IN Harvard- Michigan Game Placed New York Stiii of Nov. 1tt: S guitar is not enough, how- Us on ...…

…YoL.. V1. No. 13. UNIVERSITY CF AMICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1595. Pouit PAGS-3 CETS. i-- - STILL iANOTHER VY 1CT){ v-a aratiiitaoiltii Lac 1ESERVS BET NORMAi ~IONE GUITAR JjJl)DA, C. OUTCLASSED EY MICHi.I- icol tial fter a11tfoth FIRTnLIE-U p is enough for one person to I CAN'S STRONG TEAM. in gtoat atitlti.Di.A. C. lofthe baltl RESERVES SUCCESSFUL. 1111 play on at oeimtue. One i11oi afmbn ,aa lolfilitetlt uia i ntlnog,'ow OrMe PayatnppiCme...…

…VO. V. No. 158. UNIVERSITY OF MVICIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. RIME. LILLIAN NiORPICA.BLTEMSWRNRP. SENIOR LAW CONTEST. SEE OUR WINDOW!g AMERICA'S GREATEST SINGER IN Lae rdyAtrh~m~t L. G. LONG SELECTED AS CLASS U.om THE DAMNATION OF FAUST. Wisconsin, ORATOR FOR COMMENCEMENT. ___'THERE MAY BB Sketch of Mine. Nordica's Career- The western tills of the 'vatsty Seven Contestants Compete for 8O0METHING Invited to Sing in the Bayre...…

…l e . of At. al. VO .N.116. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THUJRSDAY, MARCH 14, 1895. CONSUMIPTIVE STATSTCS. DR. VAUGHAN TALKS TO THE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES Necessity of Hospital for Consump- tives Urged-Will Blot Out a Dis- ease Which Kills 3,000 Michigan People Annually. Tie joint commiiitt'iesof the lgisl- ture n 110)11lii alih liet lt.Lansig last night anidgave aohearig to the mnembes of the state boaril of heiat. Dr. Vaugan miade a requcst ...…

…Ijc 1 . of , . tai to VOL.. V. NO. 72. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. THEY DISCUSSED ATHLETICS. trodnced b y Dr. Snari were Concert a Success. adaptted: Presidents of Six Western Univer- Resolvei, That we call on te ex- The Wie aiilBanjo clubs we en- sities Met in Chicago-Rules let maages of football to so revise tliushsticilly reeieil at their cincert the tles of the game that the liil-i for the ben...…

…lIeti U. of , ' iAl h. . VOL. V. No. (31. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1894. PO I(IF.---'lalaoE 'Cl;,TS. A MEMORABLE EVENT Will Be the Great Organ Dedication This Evening-The Order of Exercises. Ev'eryinirg is i rialint ss for le drening iid a large aidieiit't is- Stilt(. 'Tietishivet'eeiSelin rp vt-t nighintg'i.'ttris. Th tley is The hel ltll(- tf prorams laili illn be ditribu (ted (tse aniittfse. IIt-- pt'tecii by Misri...…

…tIJE U.of , 1 1a Voir. V. No. 40. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 189)4. Piticit -Ti-niE CENTS. WRINKLE OUT TODAY. Glee and Banjo Clubs. The Same Old Story.-Some of the 'lw Gle(llbfis lo 000' 1110111 111- Articles Decidedly "Off. "- 0)110)1lfoll issils ftw lie' 112'. Coed Football Songs. 511 f11 (') 01000In l Wble nkleisy ut'or i. ~l'Iy o l o g u ii' 1')e1.1111 for(1111 0111111 1),) liew 1wllg Journalism in China. NO 0...…

…VO.IV-o 11 NIST Y FMtlG ODAMY1,19.PRCTRECNS VOL. IV.-No. 16 1. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MAY 14, 1894. PRICE, THREE (TENTS. WE WON AGAIN. "Micohigan 10, Illinois 5. Was th Score-Hollister's Pitching Won for Us. Michigan won from the U. of Ill] nois for the second timc this seaso on Saturday, the score standingz to 5. The game was a struggle fror heginning to end, and not until th ninth inning could the crowd fef certain of victory. I...…

…tt8 VOL. IV.--No. 115. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 189-1. PRICu, TouocCENTS. THE WORK OF DR. CARROW. fred Russell, Detroit. "Publicity THE LAW OF ROME. EVERY U. OF M. STUDENT Especially Fine Clinical FacilitiesanCoprtAbs,"Pf.-e- An Excellent Course Given This 111bl'155lt For the Study of Opthal- ry C. Adams. Year for the First Time,- ___ "a A hemetig ftlse asoia Papers to be Read. fM it Th'e exceedinsgly difficult opera.-S...…

…jc fit. o , t. ate . Voar. IV.-No. 61. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1893. PRICE, THREE (TENTS. THE CHRISTMAS WRINKLE, utes a number of very bright "Wrin- kies." It Will be a Hummer and will Con- " tain a Cut of the Football The above is but a partial list of Team as a Souvenir. Wrinkle's Christmas attractions. } -'-' A souvenir in the shape of a folder Ise Christmas Wrinkle which containing a cut of the football will ...…

…c je tt* a . a l n. VOL. IV.-No. 39. U A RARE MUSICAL TREAT. The Choral Union Series Opens Thursday With a Su- perb Concert. Never have the student's of the U. of M. been so fortunate musical- ly as they will be this year. The course of concerts offered by the Choral Union is ahead of any pre- vious year. Although for the past few years, the series have been of higher and higher grade, still this year the concerts are nearest yet to being h...…

….d,&ld 16 tt* of , . a1 Vol. IV.-No. 13. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1893. PRICE, TRREE CTENTS. A RETURN GAME. I from the printing office to the various Our Team will Play D. A. C. In De- places when the paper was on sate. troit this Afternoon.- ousi The sate betsveen the hours of 2:30 p. clame Expected. us., the time of issuance and 6 p. Manager Baird, Coacts Barboulr u., was over isiou, a run unprece- anid Trainer Mou...…

…c j e . o , : . VOL. III.--NO. I11+. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. DR. CARROW'S LECTURE. The Inland League Entertained by an Interesting Lecture Last Night. The lecture before the Inland League last evening by Dr. Carrosv was well attended, and his subject, "Medicine Among the Chinese," was exceedingly interesting. He assumed control of one of the hos- pitals at Canton in 1376, and re- mained there e...…

…VOL.III.-Noi91. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 189. PRtIC, THEE CENTS. THE WRONG IDEA. to educate at new section ot the corn AN INTERESTING LECTURE. tty to the staindardi of 'pp eci alumo0 Thats What Ralph Stone Thinks of soner-olei-te ahetc(f tet aihProfessor Scott one'Art"Before /I&e Q. iteSMn~oaantUiyCu-enrod ic Minnesota heest adwhchrsut and Michael Angelo Ak-. ~fl ~~ OS I o~i~s ii ~ ucthe ge'ltet Soorce hif rvetitre Il\5T- ...…

…il4r, tt* of 3,. VO. 1II.-No. Eqs. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SA'TURDAY, JANUARY 14, 18913. I'RIOE, lTinsEss: CENTS. UNIVERSITY EXHIBIT. ; shown a number of specimens of MICHIGAN TO THE FRONT. 7 act Deartentto e Wll ep-natural history procured bV' Prof. Harper's Weekly Recognizes the rah e tent toth e World'sRFai Steere 0oilIsis last expedition to the Importance of Western College Y This Year. antipodes, and styv'rat casts coni- Athletics.WI...…

…Ak ti jh AL tiro,,. I I.I. - o. : . Von. IIL -N. 7. U NI VEFISITYOF MICI IIxL N, WI)NESDAY, I)E EMIIfPEJ 14-, 1591.) tii.1 55<titiS Ify1(;F1, I'I-IIz!,-,v (*,'/ I"-.N-1, . TWO CHANGES IN RUGBY. 1In1 reg-ard to the storing, the fige THEY WILL VIEW THE STARS.a pops~ boiino c ie, in ts -iven for a goal by a field.-- Prpse bliinofPac iks y Through a New Telesopie.-The m and Adoption of a New Method fic. are sail to be 00omutch. . of Snoring. ...…

…. of AL oil Ila aTID* PRICE, TffizF.E CENTS. VOL. III.-No. 35. Voc.111-No.Pd. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1892. PncTintCNS CANCELLED I C) Ihicagoi rushed the ball to the lineHI A E u ihgngie h alo lill~i I~l foutr(towns. Howeveri Jewett was Lehigh Players Were Unable to forced across the line antd iss cons- Meet us Saturday, bell to make a safety. Scorie1 ______to 6. Chase tackledIJewectsiand Staggs's Chinage Team was Sub...…

…~1j ti.of Alt. Wzj VOL. 11.-No. 12. UNIVERSITYEXIIIBIT. The University of Michigan at the Worlds Fair, j Plans For a Good Exhibit-A Big Zoological Display of all Michigan Animals-The Legislative Appro- priationi-Scheme fore Represen- tative General Exhibition. -The U. of M. Will be Right in Line. UNIV~ERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1892. PRICsE, THREE CENTS. the Regents upon this petitin, and no details of the display cain be gi...…

…tIJ itIof AT.Wi VOL. II.-No. 159. UNIVERSITY OF .MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 14,1892. PR ICE, THREE CENTS. THEY DID THEMSELVES PROUD. the fact that '95 is a vigorous class, Refes t th Frshmn ad ?eircan hear cdefea t with equanimity, Banquet Last Night. keeping its eye fixedl on the final goal. He said he hoped that the The crowning esest in tine first healthy spirit manifested thus far year of the history of the Freshnsan wvould he continued t...…

…'Ije IV.of ~n. Wail p. VOL. 1.-No. li6. The Contest Debate. j The ilelsate-Saturday evening be- tween the gntlemen representing Prof. Trueblood 's senior and junior law classes in Elocution and OIra- toreysvas a most interesting one. The lecture room was confortably siled andth le eiitlhusiastic audience cxcelied the Philadelphia Clover Cultb in interpolating bright tliotights, sit and raillery istso the: eloquent UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MO...…

…~Ij~ It. of ~n. Waiijj. Vior.. 1I. -tio. ;ii. L7 TO THE EDITORS. A Few Words For the Miembers of the Michigan State Press Assoclition. There are albout three hundlredI editors in Ansn Arbor to-slay, swiho ole frostsevere sections of tis i getstate. I Te octcasion is the anniii iimeeting 01 the Mihinrs Mite iress :ssociastions.I'tese ed~i- tostwill sipendtimuscisof tiseir timse tilisle hereins anssiaround tiheitisi- is ersits To msansy sof ti...…

…~ijeItI of LU. W1ili~p. VOL. 1.-No. (30. UNIVERSITY OF MICIGAN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. The President's Report. Presidlent Angell's report to the Bloardl of Regents for the year end- ing Septenmler 30, 1895, has beeo published in pamphlet form for dis- tribuntion. 'There is considlerahiei in- teresting information andl comment coitintied in the report which has not yet heen puhished for the hene- fit of the reaiding...…

…e . 0 3, A VOL. 1.- No. 401. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 16S91. Piz]e"', Tuitsx. CFNTS. The Concert Last Night. University Extension. The Cost of Gymnasiums. ( OF YOUR - Tlist studeints and people, of Ann The plan of University Extension Daring the past three decades OUR'i SOOIETY L- ALGE Arbor sisowed their appreciation of has been most warmly welconiecd all gyninasia hsave sprung up all over the WILL Bsll a highs clas...…

…U.Of ln.Waljj VOL. II.-No. 13. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. BASE BALL NOTES. The Averages of Last Year's Team. Some New Material. The base ball "cranks" are al- ready beginning to speculate upon Michigan's prospects for a strong nine next spring. The usual num- ber of phenomenal players are in the University this year, but whether there are enough first-class players to fill the positions made va...…

…W1.. I-N. 114. UNIVENlSITY 01" IIIIGA , n. W1ail" \SATURDILAY, -MAR4CHI 141, 91. Pinch, TmEE CENTS. "CHRISTOPHORUS.'' three numbhers tha t tts rendered i'aesrStanley's Singers in Ui vt etefc,"'wsi h versity Hall. fa b-ii hiI'lt Molan d, the eiatng tiC large audience that itaths (1(1it a isital ii 1 lit iit15it. tll lst teitt onwa rd il iht iti it as opttr- litt - sit-tilt it-ast'vnil" ll a Ilaimusical treat. Thle Chora and" Al1n(1 isCII ie ina...…

…~ij ti of~ lki1p. VOL.. SIMVElisITY O III 11AN, \VI:NESDlAY. .lAM'AiRY1 Iw ': ll1,F:f:t I h'', HURRAH FOR THE GYM, Tt Meeting of the Detroit Alumni. g'4300 More Pledged. fii 1) crli lalii i'lil~l "li 1,11 t ltke a tion mi thie deve'lopmeni lt of physical1 sti'1''tli Jand tihe'p1revenitioni of isease. II the 11street. ll the' 'ii ll g s h v folld bycaefl(m111'h o sn iis icsth t 1y m ai c-taiigiio " i-cat at '" boA t lrad 1-on ,to to ASte <li , ...…

…+ = q Y _ - '%.. -O- -Q ' . ' ' a. VOL. I. No. 41. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1890. PaRICE t+;u i FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS. CROEEDINGS OF THE CORO- NER'S INQUEST.--MANLY {S HUNG IN EFFIGY.-- 1= GRANGER'S ILLNESS.:. ig9ht of the Militiamen Arrested.-- Their Version of the Case. Ford Belford, Denison's room-mate, olil what lie and Denison did up till tii" of the fatal blow. Dr. Nancrede alloWed With the facts of his death. 1MLITIA ...…

…, Wpo- *--w. wow. ror.. . No. 14. UNIVERSITY OF MICIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1890, PnICI, 3 C]",T.8 TWENTY I FfV7E HUNDRED. Schedule of Yale Foot-Ball Games. D)A1LY for three or four days past au- W i ht, t K4 ay & Co. _____noalllilll "auil illlloraulnet-h~of 01the ( lf OUR ALMA. MATER VWILL CARE Oct. 11 , Lehigh a1t New- Haveln. laghlr Assiatio" for 10:81) this RO THAT NUMVIBER THIS YEAR. Oct. 15, Trilnil tyat Hatfold. Illllg li~ llrseli ot ...…