…he II Mic fgln Daily Local $2.00 flail $2.50 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMIER3, 1912. PRICEI FIVE CE i I- - 7 THE WEATHER MAN Forecast for Ann Arbor- Tuesday, fair and colder;, brisk to high south- westerly winds shifting to the north-. west. University Observatory -- Monday,: 7:00 p. m., temperature 29.1; maxi-' muns temperature 24 hours preceding 53.2; minimum temperature 24 hours preceding 29.1; average wind velocity 18 mile...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Select your Fall or Winter Suit from the I t line in the city. Dress Suits a specialty . H. Wild Co. Tailors and Importers 311 South State Street a Scrap Books )ur Michigan Scrap Book is the best on the Market for the money. Look over our books before you purchase. We also have extra leaves 'hen you have it filled. If you have not had a scrap book before start w and get one at Sheehan & Co. $T U D E N T 300...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r .. . r num I r UNIVERSITY NOTICES. BOYS we want you to see our w Flat English Custom Lasts the y latest with the new flat 7=8 inch els, in black and tan, light or heavy ight, $5 to $7 per pair. ( gcgAOS p R Purfield's" 119 S. MUN STREET We have the largest stock of best fitting punps you ever on $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00 per pair. P 'lace of Sweets Down Town LET EY Fssr sh the Ice Cre + .m Attentiof to. Fra..rnite...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i praise of Malcolm's fall suits id overcoats,those club checks re all right, others will show iem in the spring. hinchella Overcoats lead all hers this season, why not B first year man? Malcolm' lows a very large range ofYIuU oolens, has a good suit at $20 nd $25 buys a suit you will B roud of. Speaking of style, and Hear loud Talk ividuality reminds v of you at M ALC OL M 60 E. LIBERTY DETROIT FRATERNITY JEWELERS A...…
…L' kL AT YOUR I DOOR $2.30I The ligan Daily I AILED TO A ADDRESS $3.C .. ,K o. 29. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1912. I . - - - - - - - 1 - . - * . - - - - - ~ -.: ITE FLUKE SAVES DAY. FOR WOLVERINE WARRIORS stermers' Punt Goes Bad and lows Michigan to Win Game in Last Five Minutes, 7 to 6. Al- DAKOTA PUTS UP REEAT DEFENSIVE BATTLE. THE WEATHER MAN Forecast for Ann Arbor-Sunday fair. University Observatory-Saturday, 7:...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r I Our Political Platform Is Right Price and Quality C H. W 1 ild C o Tailors and Importers 311 South stat. street K Sw eates Now that the weather is cool you will need a good warm rEATER to keep warm, made in all colors. GREY, BLUE, WHITE. Sheehan & Co. TLYPV\E E S ave to put your haert and ito anything to do it well- ust lo've it next to your life my work-my clothes prove me on in. Dieterle )R Liberty Street. (Co...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY BATH SUGGESTIONS t I to be a Christian ?" will be ect of the union service at the Prian church this eveningat clock. The speaker for the is the Rev. Jos. A. Vance, of t Presbyterian church o( De- iich has the largest congr-ga- hat denomination in MichilAn. ilon services will be held in ning, with a short a:6ress by or, the Rev. L. A. Barret'. Theodore Soares, of tT-ie Dvin- ol of the University of Chicago, each at the Corgr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t t ', FILL TESTMEMORY ;W MACHINE EXPECTED TO PROBE SECRETS OF HITHER - TO UNEXPLORED FIELDS OF SCIENCE. )ne of the strangest machine's ever istructed in the engineering shops s transferred the other day to the fchology laboratory. The machine the invention of Prof. John F. Shep- d. It was primarily designed to asure the accuracy of the memory, : the power of concentration of the nd, but its possibilities appear un- iited...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNIVERSITY NOTICES. resents the Animals s"--or, "Blowing Their Own Horns!" " f, l I . / C tn A'. There's a lot of satisfied men riding in our band wagon. -Not necessary for us to blow our own horns about Stein=Bloch Clothes, -But if you haven't a seat we want yotu to get on and ride. They give satisfaction-we'll prove it by a strong record. Meeting of the girls' club of St. An- drews, Tuesday at 3:00 o'clock, Har- ris h...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WINTER RELAYS he Season's Popular Shoe $6.00 *1 WAGNER Co- Sign of the Big White Shoe WON BY FRESH " 'fersc a f SHOES $4.00-"5.00 oyal Tailors It was a shivering group of spike slippered youths, who with track suits covered by a few outer garments, hud- dled closely together on the benches that line the north side of the Varsity football field, while Michigan and South Dakota fought out the first half of their str...…
…At Yeir [beor Three 1 ite ade m Eeeige Week, 75eo mres VOL. III. ANN ARBOR, MICHI1GAN, S[.' I It) tY, AGUST 3,-1912. ME IS TUMBLE-PPR CME O 11 1'"CR1 SON Hia"iia J41-SesT ""y Cp fTO L ITS I N -OPEN E lMAKE"1i~i~Xr2 op e Idesn Fnises n Tlj n Se= Saw Librarian Koch has recently pro- Proe'ioils to, Stige Famcion 1,911 AI~ue f lii'heuing Scen cured an old newspaper, printed in M ieICop iIirn Erros . ~ Ann, arbor in 1839. The paper was Eros l.foun...…
…THE WOLVERINE THE WOLVERINE it was nearly fifteen minutes after -- the hour before the professor appear- MOTION PICTURES SUM ER SCHOO L $Ot lh The official newspaper of the sum-1 ed. 7 SD O mrssino-teUiestof WarnocrtcsnthstdnsE AMichigan, published Tuesday, Thurs- who staid, nor are we justifying the EXTR o * ~ day, and Saturday afternoons, man who left. We simply relate the Temple1 Theat re O WIHincident to show the totally different TO -. Ad...…
…THE' WOLVISRINMe WHTESTR N WHARIFFour OF RISWOL L' -d' : :.; til F i For a Delighttal all Dayi 6eting oh t> 1etfotl ;t tli1 K ri _ all iiugsr i ciitioni.;fr ~n~ so .ei 1 i t1i~ae ea" t lscil L -_ Far aa AterdaaaRt hide to St. Clici Fit. 1w 'h lio E00 1 o o -o.t r"l Hurlon .i ofts talke theCity of 'oloto'at 23 .. ..dtc. I FURNIS INXW I 11SK 1 7) iflls . ,1t1E.: -.odistc A u. 1 L5 -i A.x'2.~ ic,.t~c I i 6 $1 New't ceo slintoitti i It(...…
…THE rO1VdiILINER FRISK' IYOUNC lA I KI N . Perhaps it was Mary's lamb, for Mary Was headed towasrd a ote o'clock. Perhapa it seas starting something like a 'Boll Moose" moe- ment, or the anlitussing crusade in Ypsi. The fact is it was there, ontos. lng the kids and the co-eds on theE canmpus and holding an imtprompttu re-' ception for anyone who careud to stroke its fleecy coat.. But along camnea yelping hoon' doh and several olflte local Boy...…
…Mi ANN ARBOR, MICAIGA PRIDAY, MAY 3, 1912. who represents' rthern Oratorical 3 held in Evans- ig, left for that orning, accompa- cht, '13 L, who is gue. Prof. T. C. company the par- for Evanston. WILL CELEBRATE ARBOR DAY HERE Dr. Angell Will Speak on Occasion of Planting of Washington Elm on Campus. SENIOR LAWS TO DINE IN~TOLEDO, Justice Day and Mayor Whitlock Vill Bo Among Chief Speakers of Evening. MACK SCHOOL CHILDREN TO SINGI EXPECT ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY State Street I Vacation as State Street Tennis Wecarry a complete line of the Lee Slotted Throat Rackets We have several Models of these Rackets. ALL GOODS GUARANTEED We also carry the Pm R~ackets $7 ad$ $ edSheehan's STUDENTS' BOOKSTORE Typcwri tcrs For Sale or Rent P Y PEW R IT IN G 0. D. MORRILL 322 So. State Street Gman eriean a _aiBuJ LIBERTY AND MAIN STREETS; A most convenient place for your banking. THE FUCIHIGA...…
…THE MICHIGA DAILY in E:- to match :. MUSIC AND DRAMA Girls' Glee Club. The annual concert of the girls' Glee club was given last evening in Barbour gymnasium. The concert pre- sented an excellent program, and was given in a way which evidenced care- ful preparation. Miss Nora Hunt, as director, deserves the greatest praise for the result accomplished and the fine ensemble into which she has train- ed the club. Miss Vernelle Rohrer was t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .EYAN IS POMMELED RICKEY'S MEN. (Continued from page 1.) BY BUTTERFIELD MEETS DEATH ik BIRTHDAY. ON now Now Whitn last extra ing in two more. Alma Game Comes Today. chigan will take on Almaa this af- Donl and will attempt to revenge tart, but not finish, thatthe Meth- s had on the Wolverines at the meeting. The game, which is an a one, will start at 4:05 and will "two-bit" affair, with season-tick- >lders .given a "...…
…lichigan Dai ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1912. CIDENT fJ'NARROWLY AVERTEDI Will TIake F Warnings her Preeautions at Au. im Site. the nick of. time have serious injuries to on- onstruction of the Hill ing the past few days. tions will therefore be at once by Mr. J. E. s in charge of the con- WILL THROW DOORS OPEN TO PUBLIC ler p: Alto e LYMAN IS SUCCEEDED BY WELL "Stan" is Elected to Place on At letic Board. "Stan" Wells ...…
…THR MICHIGAN DAi.L! THlEIiCIGAN DAILY OibcilI ±ewspper iutthe University of 31ichigan. Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- I bore Michigan, under Act grcss of March 3, 1879. of Con-I StreetI hORIFICEI liv Walter K. Towers. IUSINESS WAN ArOEB AIZoert IL Miley Want Ad Stations Press Bnilding; Quarry's Pharmacy; The University Pharmacy, 1219 S. U'niversity; Van Doren'...…
…ID. 10A C AND DRA A (Continued from .page o2.) return of Dick Crolius known as the1 "'! a, hig & Schrnid )5 >. MainS.. king of slng ladaie Herman the widow of the great Herman willV be hero. at an early datU, in her sensation- al conjuring entertainment. The Dos- ton Ladies Orchestra of twenty mnu- sicians wvill be here during the monthi of _April. The big musical comDedy "The WNinning Miss" with a cast of twenty-five people, "The Cow...…
…SDAILT .a UN I VERS T'Y NOTICES 'Oratorical Association Board will meet in oratory rooms at 4 o'clock. Students who are to work in Chica- go during vacation for Union meet at clubhouse today at 7 o'clock. Illini club meeting at 4 hursday in Tappan hall. o'clockI 'I Mandolin club rehearsal tonight at 7:15,, north wing, UT. hall. Fresh lawn class meeting Thursday at 4 p. in., room B3. Social committee of the fresh lit class meets today ...…
…I "11C igan Dat 0~ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 3, 1912. S - _ _ i vi * * * * * * * * ill - Don Baseball * Togs * homson, Michigan's * fullback, will don * s and appear for * [onday afternoon. * net Coach Branch * e preliminary meet * in which both were * cials. * tles," said Branch. * nch,"said "Bottles. " any baseball?" * h.* rst base in high * vered "Bottles." * out," said Branch. * Thomson decided * candidate for the * sitio...…
…very morning except Mon-' ighout the school year. the' Post Office at Ann Ar- igan, under Act of Con- [arch 3, 1879. I MANEAG*. wDinle7 Pharm- Unt- State naging Editor, p. m.; Bus- -5 p. M.. 9;0. carrier, $2.60; Building,' on the time and energies of the mem- bers. Third, those whose aims-if, in- deed, they may be said to have aims- are purely idle, and which by the very nature of their activities tend to re- duce the efficiency of thei...…
…Soft Hats in a variety of shapes some-. LIBRARY VOTING CONTEST Announcement of Standings Places Campus Organizations Well To The Fore. The present standing of the organi- zations entered in the library voting contest as disclosed by the official an- nouncement made last night signifies that a keen contest is being made among the participants. The Michigan Union, the Women's League and the University Y. M. C. A., the campus or- ganizations re...…
…'I I- MUSIC AND DRAMA 1. I s; IrM I rl l I I 1 iER & Co. ATE STREET Dig WhiteShoe D cuth University Ave. Vocal Recital. Mr. Howland will give a recital in high school auditorium Wednesday af- ternoon, March 6, on the Historical Re- cital Series. At this time he will give- the following program of Schubert and Schumann cycles, which was postpon- ed some time ago on account of the inclemency of the weather: Franz Schubert (1797-1828...…
