…- $2.50 I The Michigan Daily MAILED TO IADDRESS $3.00 E XXIII, No. 47. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1912. PRICE FIVE ~: ENTS ARE rALENT IN OF 1916 arison With Statistics of Last Year's Freshman Class Shows Increase in Afflictions. [AY ISSUES DATA AFTER COMPLETING EXAMINATTIONS ut Freshmen are Older as a Class But Fall Below in, Height. and We~gbt. THE WEATHER MAN Forecast for Ann Arbor-Sunday probably fair, colder...…
…. THE MICHIGAN DAILY 11 or Winter Suit from the the city. Dress Suits a specialty Wild Co. and Importers 311 South State Street m Boo i is thdeest on the Market e you purchase. We also i If you have not had a scrap ks for the money. Nave extra leaves book before start Co. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Official newspaper at the University of Mich- igan. Published every morning except Monday dur- ing the university year. Entered at the post-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL-Y SABBATHI SUGGESTIONS 'hie Rev. Robert S. Loring will take the subject of his serzmon this rning 'at the Unitarian church: he Decreasing Size of Our Uni- se." At 7:0.0 p. ini the Young Peo- 's Religious union meets in thei irch parlors, the address to be giv- by Dr. Carl E. Parry of the econom-i ~department of the university, on GEORGE BISCHiOFF ..Florist ..F1 CHOICE CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS 228 Chapin St. Both Phones "The W...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IMPROVE EQUIPMENT OF THE ENGINEERING SHOPS. Many New Machines Installed to In- crease Efficiency of Campus Factory. osen From Inter- iters in the which will :his month. been chos- w working Alpha Nu r 25, while ,h Wednes- ~k. From c men who in the plat- ing league at home, -on on Jan- s year is: of banking Jonal Mon- Michigan her de- .g in the to con- contests this of Ray K.. Im- in the oratory .owing this fall neasure ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNIVERSITY NOTICES. "English" swing LOCH SMART CLOTHES to make them- -of course they fit in that comfortable way 58 yeirs of knowing how to tailor good ioney too, and you will appreciate this better try on. Come in to-day or to-morrow. vs on hand $6.50 to $10.00 Meeting of Polonia at 712 Arch St., 2:00 o'clock Sunday, All creditors of the '13L class will please send a statement of their ac- count to the treasurer, 126 Pa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,..,. -_ _ a. MIC HIGAN GRADS IN DANGER ZONE' . i x ANTI-TUBERtULOSIS STA1MPS WILL O ON SALE THIS WEEK Present Seal Bears a Santa Claus Head and the Phrase: 'Merry Christmas-I Happy New year." Ani: Arbor's first consignment of ied Cross Christmas seals will arrive Whitney Theatr English Flat [Last Grave Fears are Entertained for Safe- ty o University's Representatives * in Turkish .Missions. TUESDAY, NOV. 26 -...…
…CAL AT YOUR DOOR $2.50 The M ichigan Daly it flAILED TO ANY AD DEAS 13. 0 I woolimift XXIII, No. 20. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1912. PRICE FIVE I WRITERS IRlY NAILED' THE WEATHER MAN * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * VOTE FOR PRESIDENT.' Forecast night and row. for Ann Arbor-Clear to- Friday. Warmer tomor- AS FALSEHOOD IN SIGNED STATEMENT COACH FIELDING It. YOST DENIES IM- PLICATION THAT HE ...…
…THE IMICIIJGAN DAILY cal Platform is Price and Quality H. Wild Co.. Tailors and Importers 311 South State street e a ters ather is coal you will need a good warm made in all colors, GREY, BLUE, WHITE ni & Co. F. 2dM Bro a _s-- , , 11 i Ii TYPEWRITERS New and Rebuilt - All Makes FOR SALE OR RENT O. D. MORRILL 322 S. STATE ST. Local Representative, UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER PAy 11 I 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Official newspaper at the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MUSIC AND DRAMA. i the Highest Grade, Best Fitting NALMS Sen an NASImmm ,HAAE or omen CO 0TO rfields Main St.' We have them 0 per pair with Rubber or Felt Soles from 85c to P.aIace of Sweets Down Town I r LET TRUBEEY 2 Ir rnish' the Ice Crsm r(w _ Attention to Frm tsrniti#s r hrnd Sororities ON MAIN STREET ,%.k r co e y Dancing Class every ~kard Academy : sd Tuesday and Friday n., Register at Academy for Children'...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .,. LET I .k; , r nh y . .lt. .. . MALCOLM MAKE IT Your SUIT OVERCOAT and SHIRT BOILERMAKERS BATTLE TODAY. Senior and Soph Engineers to Decide Department Championship. Soph engineers vs. senior engineers is this afternoon's prograi on the in- terclass football schedule. The sophs showed their class and won their right to a favorable consideration from the critics in their contest with the jun- iors last Thursday. The...…
…Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1912 THREE MANAGERS an-Democrat n room B of liately after ring. Several ers will ad- NAMED BY BOARD Jos. Fouchard to Guide the Business Destinies of Michigan Daily Next Year. EXAM SCHEDULES ARE ANNOUNCED "Blue Book" Program for Lits and En- gineers Practically Same As Last Semester. (GRANDRAPIDS MEN MEET TO DISCUSS NEXT YEAR'S tA l__~ .g men will take part: t, temporary chairma...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY city. e l TH E fICHIUAN 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. MANAGING EDITOR. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert R. Dmilley Editors. FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1912. Night Editor-H. each Carpenter. "Smi" Smith, Hero. "Smi" Smith, the gamest baseba...…
…WANT MEN TO WORK DURING ORT RED AINDER OF SCHOOL YEAR nted For some unknown reason, the em- port ployment bureau of the Y. M. C. A. Ger- has more positions open than it has stu- men to fill them. Requests for stu- Ger- dents looking for work have headily tend increased in the office of the employ- per- ment bureau, while the supply of men and has fallen off. The openings are not for summer work, but are odd jobs that will last from now until t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 9 i POLE-VAULTER INJURES ANKLE. C has. Barton, Varsity Track Man, May Hare to (4ive up Work. Charles P. Barton, Michigan's best pole vaulter, will probably be kept out of track work for the remainder of the season, owing to an injury to his right ankle received yesterday. In trying a few household gymnastlcs, Barton turned his ankle severely, tearing a ligament to such an extent that he will not be able to give his ankle ...…
…ichigan Daily 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1912. 'LLEL(E IY4MEN El 1 BETT ER WORld) r. Angelis" Tels T" e ust Pave Way for t Generation "It is for the present generation of )llege girls to better, conditions in the itside world and to prepare the way r the coming generation" said Dr. umes B. Angell yesterday in an ad- ress before college girls at Newberry all on "What Can the College Girl o When She Graduates?" Dr. Anell en...…
…m1i;B DAIL.I Al I . ri AIL. !ICHICoAN DAILY mspaper at the University of Michigan. every morning except Mon.- oughout the school year. the Post Office at Ann Ar- higan, under Act of Con- March 3, 1879. VNAGING EDITOR. Wfalter H. To wreris. St1NESS MANAGER Alibert IL Dilley WE'D'NESDAY, APRIL 24, 1912. Our Sen)Sitiv e Extremities . Among other things Michigan is blessed with.- an exceedingly large number of people whose pedal extrem- ities ...…
…TE MICHIGAN DAILY -7 * *! "J" LITS AND ENGINEERS HOJ) GRAND "JAMBOREE" TONI(U'r With the added attraction of Finzel's orchestra of Detroit, which will pre-. sent several new feature dances, to- night's "Junior Jamboree" at the new Armory promises to be a fitting ending to the social activities of the third years lits and engineers. The chap- erons will be Proc. and Mrs. E. D. Rich, representing the engineering de- partment, and Mr. and Mrs...…
…!t I I . ELE~CTED) TO HONORARY TOR :MtEDICAL FRIATERNITY IL NSW D)r. John -,W. Hty, fIdianapolis, who is secretary of the ln~iana State Beard of Health, will speak before the Ann A,1rbor Medical club on the sub ject of "Eugenics" this evenin at8 o'clock in the west lecture roo Af the Mbedical building. Mlembers of. the fac- ulty, medical men, and miale students are invited to at-tend. A reception will be tendered Dr. H-urty after the lectu...…
…Michigan Dali ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1912. YN NQUET >ortance aior lits will be -r PROF, ROTH GIVEN <, FRESHMEN SWAMP __FFINGER-T SI CENTRAL'S SQUA O ing to Prof. Effinger as acting dean of the lite anent, the duties, of which BANQUET BY CLUB: t 4 o'clock in Trial commit- mnmendations. >r lit banquet r Toledo this ed, as well as the times of wn this year. nd treasurer at this time He Tells Foresters of High For School's...…
… THE lICHIGAN DAILY Official Newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the ,ehool.year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. r nothing therefore which might place them in jeopardy. t ...r..\ . . plete MANAGING EDITOR. Walter B. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert R. illey Editors. News Editor.......Harry Z. Fols Assistant ...............…
… Soft Hats in a variety of - medium shapes and in some very swell blocks & Schmid Main St. ATIONERY MERCHANTS OBJECT TO ACTION. Local Tradespeople Would Reserve the Right to Use Seal. The action of the Regents Friday in requesting local business houses to discontinue the practice of using the university seal in commercial mat- ters is meeting some opposition from the merchants concerned. Several firms use the seal in varied forms, as a dis...…
…-MI-HRI1- -DAILI OR NAMES DR. P. C. FREER AS DR. WILEY'S SUCCESSOR. I . 1 er Professor of Chemistry Michigan Now at Manila is Likely Candidate. at , Press reports from Washington name Dr. Paul C. Freer, former profes- sor of chemistry here, as a ,likely successor to Dr. H. W. Wiley, of the bureau of chemistry, department of agriculture, at Washington. Dr. Freer was a member of the University of Michigan faculty from 1890 to 1904, part of...…
…Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1912. ENTS ARE AGAIN UNDER IIILDNER WAS GUEST OF HONOR PROF. WENLEY TELLS HEARERS HUTCHINS IS LIKELY TO BE UMB OF LOCAL RAILWAYMEN AT FOURTH JUNIOR LIT DINNER OF BROWNING'S "GOOD LIFE." MADE SMITHSONIAN REGENT. and Rapids Section of Wolverine Buried in Drifts When Last Heard From. King Blizzard has abdicated. Once )re does the railroad agent blandly swer that trains are "on time"- ...…
…it (tt~d inSS a ,ard'tJ*,J lycrdible mannerfl~. AILY7 7 at the University igan. 'ning except Mon- hie school year. Office at Ann Ar- ider Act of Con- .Harry Z. Foli .Frank Pennell .Karl Matthews .G. C. Eldredge .Emmett Taylor .Earl V. Moore -arold G. McGee Roughly speaking, there were about two hundred and forty seats in the balcony for spectators. Instead of sell- ing a corresponding number of tick- ets, the chairman of the committee gue...…
… * * 7., CLASSIFIED ADS. -- parties for MKarch 7 at All of the peated and the Fischer at this par- Advertising matter for this classified column must always be paid for in advance, and may be left at the DAILY office op- posite the 'Majestic between the hours of 12 noon and 10 p. mn., or at Quarry's Drug Store, N. University and State, at any time up to 9:30 p. mn. These Ads bring Results. * * * * * * * * * DELTROIT JXThJNS Prof. W. L. M...…
… THU 110 N DIL L DA ILY' r who represent r more years in team will be s year without a he work on the d cage cannot be supplies for, all . Schaeberle & S. Main St. 87 tf THE NECK OF THE WOODS by the COUNT OF KILLARNEY News items f. om southern universi- ties mention the fact that boxing is proving one .of the most popular stud- ies there. In commenting on this we might say.: They passed laws forbidding our shoot- ing, And Completely outlawe...…
…I molf Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1912. a Lectures ;y on "The CAMPUS WON'THEAR EXTENSION LECTURES' REFERENDUM PLAN IS TURNED DOWN Student Council Decided That Signers Were too Few for Favorable Action Cercle Angell Serial Regents, Grant Provides Only For Outside Lectures, and j Demands are Heavy lent of r sense, ion the ct, illus- with the LECTURE SCHEDULE IS READY. WEEKS GIVEN FLAG HE CAPTURED It is ...…
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…4 A-N 4AILY .ACTICE SCHEDULE IS READ~y. Dean Cooley Addressed Graduates. i pe I R &W Over- coats S FOR sgsq SKATESI and SKIS * SRS and DIARIES For 1912 at desk cal, :.lar eliminates all rgetting im ortant detai s, or ntments. ijoy a diary now and in after noses of en::agements and prom- 'd yoir impressions shandsomtwiy bound in clktb or a& S chai rer Co. INDERS STUDENTS' SUPPLIES B01 Phone 1404 Cold Feet Are advance agents for Restless ...…
…IC AND DRAMA j Pupils' Recital. ud of the recitals by the iupils of N!,. Howli Lnd anid Lockw:.c will be given Don at 'd- in the School This it -I b the only mu- un!U LE violin sonata re- Wedi-.day afternoon.. The om,:2m.-entary to the pub- thain? A~estevelt. ,den . . , ....... . B ll eorge P. Becker. en .............,. Strauss I-lymne ......... Heschel Irene Stowell. 13 (1st movement) . ... Beethoven .ld Liverance.. ~. ,orencee Kice. lg Shiel...…
