…j. ji 13 I' s s Local $2.00 I Mail $2.50 I The Michigan Daily ILocal $2.00 Mlail $2.50 Vol. XXIII, No. 69. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY DECEMBER 20, 1912. q PRICE FWIV CENT CAMPUS CANAL SYSTEM WOWT EQUAL.MARTIAN Renowned War God in No Danger of Being Rivalled as Ditch Digger by Campus Professionals.; CONTI RACTORS RESPONSIBLE IF TIlAMPING IS IMPROPER. a I THE WEATHER MAN Study n Black----& White ?? Forecast for Ans Arbor- Frid...…
…THU MICHIGAN DAILY Select your Fall or Winter Suit from the T THE fICHIOAN DAILY U, largest line in the city. Dress Suits a specialty G H Wild Co. I *Tallors and Importers r 311 South State Street m I Holiday ,Goods We have the finest line of Christmas Cards in the city. MMAGAZINE SVBSCRIPTIONS At the lowest club rates PRIVATE CHRISTMAS CARDS'. With your Initials and Address Leave your orders new at Student's ha s Bqokstore ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Just enough of the "English" swign to our new STEIN-BLOCfl SMART CLOTHES to make them very stylish looking-of course they fit in that comfortable way which is the result of 58 yeavrs of knowing how to tailor good clothes. Yes, they will save you money too, and you will appreciate this better after an examination and try on. Come in to-day or to-morrow. 100 mackinaws on hand $6.50 to $10.00 In price i ndenschmitt, Apfel & ...…
…THR MICHIGAN.DAILY ANTI TUBERCULOSIS SOCIETY XMAS STAMPS SELL RAPIDLY. WE WILL SAVE YOU $5 TO $10 $20.00-w$22.50 -$25.00 Su-its. Shfld Overcoats made exaetly to your measure and taste by the Novel Idea of Aiding Fight Against "White Plague" Introduced in Year 1909. According to the latest reports re- ceived by the local agents of the Mich- igan Anti-tuberculosis society more than 750,000 Christmas stamps have been sold in the state thus...…
…The Michigan Daily a I- MAILED TO ANY ADDRESS $3.00 I No. 43. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1912. PRICE FIVE C OF All SMOKERS TRIBUTE TO THE TEAM ent Situation in Re- tic Relatios With leges is Hotly scussed. rHUSIASTIC S CROWD BIG YM all Heroes Are Given tion by Throng THE WEATHER MAN Forecast day, fair , perature, winds. for Ann Arbor-Wednes- no decided change in tem- moderate southwesterly FORESTERS CO TO C...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Rlmdmlr ar Fall or Winter Suit from the n the city. Dress Suits a specialty hl. Wild Co. Tailors and Importers 311 South State Street rap Books rap Book is the best on the :\arket for the mcney. oks before you purchase. We also have extra leaves filled. If you have not had a scrap book before start THE ICHIGAN DAILY Official new spaper at the University of Mich- igan.; Published every morning except Monday dur- ing...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THEATRIlCAL CIRCLES. 7 Many election bets are paid in wheelbarrows-or clothes. Good loosers pay their suit bets in Stein-Bloch Clothes because they're good clothes. J We'll wager both winner and 2v loser will be satisfied. the best line of flackinaws in mitt, Apfel & Co. = "A Woman's Name" Tonight. A daughter's devotion is one of the great lessons taught in Anthony Strong's daring American drama "A Woman's Name" which c...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY English Flat Last SEND, WIRELESS MESS GEE TO ()DEAN COOILEY IN EAST Messages were exchanged by the university wireless station last night with Dean M. F. Cooley of the en- neering department and Pr(7 . :H. 13, Hutchins, who are in Washingtoui , 1). C., attending the meetings of the Na- tional Association of State Univprsi- ties. The messages- Whicl were ih the nature, of a test, wefe received by the U. S. Naval station ...…
…AT YOUR R $2.50T h Michigan Dal L 17. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1912. P TATE HUMBLED BY FROM MICHIGAN I I I II BET WEEN AlS IN VICTO- Y INVADERS I' II TH E WEATHER MAN I. LINE IS WONDERI >mson and Allmendinger s of Contest Marked byx Good Line Work. are eenth and last clash for to come of the Michigan tate University football assed into history without e rooters realizing their n years of striving. 7, when ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 46 Our Political Platform Is ight Price and Quality PrI""e ua"i C'. H. W ild Co. Tailors and Importers 311 South State Street 'oot BallGs THE HCHIGAN DAILY Official newspaper at the University of Mich- igan. Published every morning except Monday dur- ing' the university year. Entredat hepost-office at Ann Arbor, Mich- igan, under Act of Congress of March 3 the fact that next Thursday will be 1879. Pink Tea Day in the Co...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i EVER WELL TO BE PREPARED te of a petition which is now ands of the board of regents of an appropriation for minor wrestling, fencing and box- probably determine the ex- hose sports this winter. spring several hundred stu- d members of the faculty peti- e Athletic association to make a for the furtherance of indoor The executive 'board of the association ruled that'this >me under the supervision of ge May, the director of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. - - * - --: P IN PREVENTS PROF. HUSSEY FROM SEEING NOON'S ECLIPSE Vord has been received by cable-] .m from Prof. W. J. Hussey, who head of an expedition to Argentina the interests of the observatory, that rain prevented him from witness- ing the eclipse of the moon, which oc- curred last week. Prof. Hussey made a special trip to Brazil to observe the eclipse and was much disappointed. He left for Argentina imediatel...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY s i wle Sam Presents the Animals in "JACK POT" or "Four of a Kind"--to the People ,, 1a I 1 ° ' !# rr Q "k a t \i" s . - qt All cars in the future will stop at Goodyear Drug Store. 1 tf The Land of the Cross is a great exhibit of Holy Land and Bible scenes. It consists of many courts reprsent- ing exact oriental scenes. The scen- ery and costumes are valued at $5,500. There are four thousand square feet of scenery and i...…
… Semson's Popular Shoe TRADE MARK. $6.00 WACNER & CO. State Street Sign of the Big White Shoe I UNIVERSITY NOTICES -1 Meeting of Gargoyle staff and try- outs at 5:00 o'clock tomorrow after- noon at the office In Press building; Soph lit football practice at 3:30~ Monday afternoon. All out. Game Tuesday. 01110 STATE IIJMB LED-BL WOII- (Continued from page 1) grand-stands and adjoining territory *o SHOES mmmwls Tailors to see Ohio i...…
…At Your- Door Three Fifteen Hundred Sum- Evenings a Week 75 mer Session Student VOn., III. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUnGU'ST 20, 1912. F INAL RESULITS FOMRI bOT THRENASOLN4 F OR DEMOCRATCopeRabigOsrtryWl Domie of Vicinity. Wilson's Majority of Ri) In Contest of __ Michnigan Daily Bettered in 11AXT. -1 ..., , ,ITIP ,, ENTRANCE REQUIRE- MENTS AREREVISED U'nivesity 11111 Aceepe.Vocational I'llits for First 'lfme 'l'isk Fll. vWolverine ...…
…THE WIOLVERINEI ,EC. h 116 S. Main Bell Phone 166 Shoes Repaired In a way that makes your Itet happy -- JOHN H. LAMBERT 613 E. Williams St. THE WVOLVERINE of a, matter of four dollars a week- ----- ______________ this opinion not haing based, however, The official newspaper of the sum0- on personal experience. And also mer session of the University of msight we venture to inquire whsat is Michigan, published Tuesday, Thurs- the matter of th...…
…THE WOLVERINE Be sure to take the College Music home with you A complete line at the ulnivensity uzic 'W1c PRESS BUILDING, - = MAYNARD ST. ACROSS FROM MAJES"Tic WHITE STAR LINE WIAIRF SFOOT, Olf GRitWOLD iv For a Delightful all Day Outing ont the lieautifuli St. Clar River 0 taketie temrIal t"aymor ig 8:30, Snttdiysio. Fatre returitnog sitetlay: tort Hurn i l atiitsor OitthttttiitPark, Fur an Afternoon Ride to St. ClirFlats, Tatshmoio Pr rPor...…
…THE WOLVERINE CLASSIFIED ADS. WANTED Wanted-Student to work for board at University Hospital, Catherine St. Apply to Matron. 21-2-3 FOR RENT For Rent-Fine cottages. for rent, Whitmore Lake Weidemann Grove. Address 312 S. Div., Phone 1076-J. tf MISCELLANEOUS A complete line of coliege songs- some of which are: Yellow and Blue, Varsity, Victors, College Days, always to be found at the University Music House, Press Building, Maynard St., across...…
…At Your.Door Three Fifteen Hundred Sum- Evenings a Week, 75c mer Session Student 117I1II AI1 RWO LIIIYL ININo Vos. III. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1912. No. 11. AIM TO PROTECT STATEINTERESTS Regents Forbid Faculty to Engage in Work Antagonistic to Public Welfare POWER PLANT OIIJECTION FILED. "Resolved, That no person employed by the university shall hereafter take any private employment which would place such person in a position...…
…THE WOLVERINE THE WOLVERINE ;5o212 Published Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons by the students of the University of Michigan summer session. WITH- Communications will be printed only when signed, although writer's name will be withheld on request. Notices pertaining to university affairs will be printed once gratis. Address-The Wolverine, Press Bldg., Maynard Street, Ann Arbor, Mich. Office Hours--2:00 to 4:30 p. m., daily. T RU B y P...…
…THE WOLVERINE R " CIS i . 1tII _ : _7' r. " " " v WHITE STAR LINE W'HAREEOT OF GRIT For a Delightful all Day Outing on the beautiful St. Clair P take the steamer "Tashmso" anymorning 8:30, Sundays 9:oo. returning same day: Port Huron $1.oo; Fats orTashmoo 50 cents; or Toledo and return, steamer "Owana" leaves De everywerkday 8: 1asom.,uevery Suday 8 30a.m., returns t troit7: 15 ort.; fare S dyys 5ot, week days Ts.oo. For an Aftornoon Ride t...…
…THE WOLYSIRINE AIM TO PTM .OTEUTr STATE'S INTERESTS. (Continued from page 1) August 30. Regent Beal will represent the board at the reception. Provision was made for the furn- ishing of the new home for internes at University Hospital. The drinking fountain tendered by the class of 1911 was formally accepted by the board, and will be placed on the campus, probably near the flag pole. Philip E. Bursley was appointed in- structor in French for ...…
…Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1912. SENT TO F' SENIOR CLASS TO PLACE COVERED RACKS ON TOWELS es of the May issue of the Alum- ave been sent to each member present senior class with the e of acquainting the near-grads he nature of the publication. A ign to secure subscriptions will for the rest of the semester, so- s having been appointed in each classes. A special rate of $1.00 en made, the regular subscrip- ice bei...…
…THE MICHIGA1 DAILY lGAN DAILY er at the Unhersitj- [ichigan. morning except Mon- t the school year. ost Office at Ann Ar- under Act of Con- 3, 1879. NG EDITOR. K. Tower§. S MANAGER bor, I gress News Editor ........Harry Z. foly Assistant...........Frank Pennell Athletic Editor......Karl Matthews Assistant............0. C. Eldredge Music and Drama .... Earl V. Moore Intercollegiate News Harold G. McGee Files ................Emmett Taylor Fo...…
…12r 1)AATS PLACES.I I al will be given at the on Wednesday after- k at 4:15. The gener- cordially invited The pupils who rts are students cal and violin depart- as follows: Lura Ful- hedon; Ruth Binham- uble; Vernelle Rohr- edy; Ethel Liverance; Ethel MeGregory; . Many letters have been received at Newberry hall from prospective wom- en attendants at the summer school session, in request of information con- cerning positions for the summer...…
…MICHI A__ DAILY ~AS1"P FI IST )EFEAt, iF TI' IVEN BY S - l A USE (Continued from page 1.) bed by an attack of tonsilitis but the doctor assures him that if he takes good care of himself, he will be in condition to don his uniform again on Wednesday when the team meets West Point. Corbin or Baribeau will twirl to- morrow's game here with Rogers on the receiving end. The statistics: will win-- its L M hY ST. Established 1872 Michigan. AB D...…
…Michigan Da ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1912. CE ONCE BEATEN OS.U, NINE PLAYS TODAY Smith, Michigan's Famous Hurler, Will Probably Face Buckeye Team on Mound. MICHIGAN AND M.A.C. DISCONTINUE MEETS Actions , Result From Recent Split With Schoolmasters' Club in Ann Arbor. F OUR MILE RELAY TEAJ( BE CHOSEN THIS AFI Hanava and o iainbaugh ar (yet P~ositions, ButtM1t4 Are in Doubt. Final tryouts for places o gan's four mile relay ...…
…~L 1.5 ICkiI0AN AL T11B D ILI THTE flICIGAN DAI -V IjIhicial Newspaper at the lUiversity of Michigan. Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. HIANIGING EDITOR. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS WMAAER Albert BE Dilley "Editors. ',Tews Editor ...... _.. Harry L. Fol2 Assistant .......... Frank Pienanell Athletic Editor....... ...…
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…rHflMICHIJ(AN bAIL! ,. AN P.M. --But its your spr- LM MUSIC AND DRAMA Ladies' Quartet Concert. A novel and altogether charming concert was given last evening at the School of Music by four of the lady members of the vocal faculty. Three groups of quartets, a trio, with violin obligato and solos by each of the sing- ers made up the program. The quartet is composed of Miss Grace Johnson, 1st soprano, Miss Ethel Smurthwaite, 2nd soprano, M...…
…Michi ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESI 20, WALKS SAID TO BE LE NAVIGABLE THIS YE:AR BANOMEN TO GET CONTESTED FUND na SEATS FOR "TH ARE GOING ndent Marks Believes e in Better Condition Walks Than Heretofore. re doing everything in our pow- etter. the condition of the cam- iks," said Mr. J. H. Marks, su- ndent of buildings and grounds, y to the editorial in The Michi- aily of yesterday. "Six men mployed yesterday in draining .er off of the ...…
…' m1O Li C LAN LDAIL! TIHE 1ICIGAN DAILY (Jiilal Newspaper at the University of Michigan.. Published every morning except Mon- day througf ut the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. MANIAGING1EDITO&+ Walter H. Towers. BUSIN~ESS MANAGER Albert B& Dilley Want Ad Stations Press Building; Quarry's Pharmacy; The University Pharmacy, 1219 S. University; Van Doren's Pharmacy, ...…
…T±LU MICHI SUNIVElRSITY CALENDAR IGAN DAILY * * * * * * * * * * * March 20.-Rev. A. ry hall, 5 p. m. Storms at Newber- Soft Hats in a variety of nedium shapes and in some March 20.-Lecture on "Le Monde Ou L'On S'Ennuye" by Prof. Robert Ef- finger at Tappan hall at 5 p. m. March 20.-Vocal historical recital, High School Hall. March 21.-Rev. A. Storms at Newber- ry hall, 5 p. m. March 21.-Junior lit dinner at the Union 5:30 p. m. March 2...…
…THIN MICHIG2AN DAILY / V. r. V N MUSIC AND DRAMA ( "The Chocolate Soldier." No light opera of the prgent decade has elicited such ferventr admiration from critics, or such wholesale and continuous devotion from the thea.ter- going public of America, as has Oscar Strauss' "The Chocolate Soldier," which in its third season continues to meet with triumphs. It will be pre- sented here by the Whitney Opera company at the New Whitney this ev- en...…
….n )AY, FEBRUARY 20, 1912. I [ LOSSON FAVORS RED NEW PUBLICATION Ca Coun loted Editor Believes There - Is Field for Another College Paper I, INS TO DEAL WITH CURRENT EVENTS, counti House ller "A university publication dealir being the with current events in a thoroughly expon the unprejudiced manner would be a not- mas 1 one able addition to our present list of Anoth ake American college pubs cations," said Owil rith Dr. E. E. Slosson,...…
…THE MICHI4N AL DAILZ' ..._... THlE I1ICIIAN DAILY Official Newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. 'I. MANAGING EDITOIL Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert R. Dilloy .Editors. News Editor. .... .. .Harry Z. 701: Assistant ............ Frank Pennell Athletic Editor.... Ka...…
…ither by an overneat- as, destroyed the res- 3utler, 811 Monroe St., rday afternoon. Ber- , and his mother, who stairs portion of the .pelled to vacate hur- ne suffers from heart i to be carried to a se. Although the fur- nig to the Hones' were lamaged, the whole in- idence was ruined. USE SURPLUS FOR REFRESHMENT Student Opposes Buying Cigarette Cas- es for J-Hop Committee. (The Daily assumes no responsibility for sentiments expressed in com-...…
…AND DRAMA I I; . Ri+ead's Recital. ge P. Rhead gave her sec- f th3 season in Frieze Me- last night,winning much her fine presentment of ifficult program of Beetho- pus 2, No. 3, with its sim- es and Mozartian melody uch that is most finishied Rhead's playnig - her poiseful technique, her tion of phrase. The Ada. haps the most enjoyable; Coburn. Historical accuracy and sig nificance, as well as artistic elegance and taste, have been their ...…
…I itchigan Dal ly ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1912, .i. __ '. E N JOINS * LETIC STAFF. : * this morning's ill publish ev- * reflections of * ,ble The 0ournnt INDORSES STUDENT MEDICAL FEE PLAN Professor Tilley Proposes That. Annual Fee Be Collected From Each Student IS RECEIVED WITH APPROVAL. CLUB TO PRESENT, FARCE TO-NIGI i HT -T---- - 0, w wmRTw a lw lisn'W's 8 a I w e his eminent au- secured as the us effort. T...…
…p but tinmle and energies are might'- be saved by medical. 0111cc ept Mon-I 3at Ann Ar- Act of Con- There are also many students who do not seek medical advice for slight+ ailments because they have here no "family physician." They know no physician. There is no place for them to go where they feel they belong and will receive sympathetic care. These, also suffer in silence and risk the se'- rious consequences. If every student in the univ...…
…x, REORGANIZATIONS 01? ARE 3MERE LEGALIZ I1 SHA ng to the various and sundry histories religiously kept inhabitants, this is the first ecord in which no freshman as been unearthed. 'Tis pass- ;e. iversity of Wisconsin has a 'ootball and has winter prac- side line. Once upon a time The reorganization plans of both the Standard Oil Company and the Ameri- can Tobacco Company are mere shams according to Professor Smalley's third talk on "Trus...…
….an, aa A..,n a ~ .~ LJ v IJA1L Y AND DRAMA I l let usl latest 7u can Block 6" Majestic Theater. Today will be peanut day at the Ma- jestic theater and every youngster in town who attends the matinee perform- ancewill have an opportunity to go upon the stage and feed peanuts to "Minnie," Gruber's elephant. Minnie has caused more talk than any attrac- tion that has ever been presented at the local vaudeville house and the privilege o...…
