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…The Michl aiLl Da.11Y ANN .Ai'l"C)R, ,11('11I AX, S.VI'[ RD.AV, tol- X I X. N(. t), ICHJIGAN HONORS LINCOLNS MEMORY Ida Tarbell, Introduced by Pres- ident Angell, Eulogizes Great SStatesman. th poition flt the heaht .\ tacticai," ra- it-aue-asociatioan, Friiat nilhti. While clb tr :tiiicattiua tilt t ahe to lstn t fm u ortor, nti tal-iit. .btb eul,_r itt t he artyrid pit i t i Mlc':i; tu nt a d r act5 of I li \i~ ittci t tti it iihl tIttlu...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIX. INN ARBOR, MNICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUCARY 12, 100Y). VARSITY TWIRLERS LIMBER UP IN GAGE Coach Advises Men to Work Ou Slowly - New Infield Looks First-Class on Paper. Te long inoor grinditiat sill termii- nte ith111the springtp 1ntothe south begniyesterday afternoon, wheit Coach .Mclishtryttet the candiiates for the is tti psitions aidI"goe tiein their 1114stworkouti of tie sesni. Aot thintyimten rpotedl iluiftorm...…

…The Michigan Dail1y : \ A.RBOR.,\ii( CIT( \1 G ,1I1 .t RSV)\ iA k r C. 1'No 51 - . < . VOL. XIX. BRIGilT PROSPE.CTS itgeltwithta siotev llaigtt ose tt wertccoed bel ba'stairatie FOR BASEBALL MEN lstc irolti"hs ie .ill's nelt ________ear h1altof tCit C'iiner' sIcmelite Cdach McAllister Starts Work Slitlsno 're erouiaictte'theio110"Pa With Battery Men Today-8x-i..WtshaoerIw tadshdt aedo cellent Schedule Arranged. " ai' Cptin sllti t51~1"it...…

…The Michigan Daily AN\ \1RPOR, MICIGAN, \. \ l\1 D V 111 Yl \lti to ojo VOL,. XIX. BASKETBALL TEAM' IS STIRENGTIIENED, ',Cons" Do Little Damage and a Number of New Players Are Added to the $~quad. reipiets t' of "tong' still others, icludi- ing- sonic of 1he test tplayers ii theo tit werit)-r ote tooble to practict with the first squtad. \iotg titese latteit art 11 iayeCoo, hi1lcr antd Lot lot Witht ilht idditionttf these mwt to t terst tt...…

…i 'e A zanDazi1ly \iit XIX. X MINNESOTA GAME FILLS SCHEDULE1,cfk ttr lifi Resumption of Relations With ~ Old Conference Rival Arouses ttctiri.iii Y ww., Interest--BaseballStarts Soon. jK~i ilIrh t' 1 SUCCESSFUL EDITOR hi1 APPEARS TONYIGH T truc n1 tt S.S McClure Is Well Qualifie i rr Fo ell of the Makingofa prt i3 O?3 Magazine. lr Ir ; lc Mc~livc(I<<i :M i~~hi"11 C3- lc RWT~i tiloarI( 5sti lacietIi, in ia po ic- i e ine] IUM ~ B ino ti fr]t...…

…The ia al VOL. XIX. 1\N o LyAC fXIX.\ S'-R)ANo.'I-)R 88. :Y0 o. . JUNIOR FUNCTION A SOCIAL SUCCESS Both Gymnasiums Were Blazes of Beauty During the Hop- Lights and Solos Featured. With all ihe sharminof ii sitilal gonis. lights, n-is 1and1 li sts c hre Tiunior nio theclssof100 X ra elehratedi ini thr -itinsill i 1s I ridazlitis lit. There wers-morce stnstehundslr~iedcoileis oiltl t ouiisr ini Wa termanssigymu-when.ithte 1 adsirhb~i-theli-...…

…The Michigan Daily \NA RBOR, IFCITIG AN.SL\NI) Nk, JA~NUAXRY24,rc. 0 o 7 Vol'. XIX. DEBATING TOPICS AGAIN DISCUSSED W. D) Lane Claimis Warnings 'lam Against Misunderstanding Are Disregarded by Readers. Th ent in attemptedl by tite o1)l1- i< s (aatd i yeterays1'issue o1 The rail t c nar1row1111s1olit ( I si 0' 111 d11( ad an11110c0 rare 'oiousto e11011010 Nor these lopics, 11(1 111011nd 1poli ica ti 11nc, c t,11111 1 a1111111 and11( vittl. ...…

…TheMichigan Dail y A\ A RBO R. iItCTIIGAX, SATURD)AY, A \M RX 23, 19N. N. No. 86. Vat._. XIX. SHALL MICHIGAN JOIN CONFERENCE Changes in Rules Make That, j~Step Possible, and it Would: Elevate Athletic Standards. Th i ri lh-ispill ink iithe Januiary: \iA~lunnias Justissueat I 111Iatilipthe are that it efc tually prevssnts tiny hack- wairdid tepis. Iititl(licefar casier for onil uiveiyt o leii it downaitthe i-ale-, titan lfor suchIiani sit...…

…The MNichiganDa'ly \N\1 kRB&)R, \Jf(lflfCA\ I 'ZIDV\ 1 \\A \.RN 22,'1900.N. VoL,. XIX. c . 8, I I- t) :t . ) ti C . i t t 1 1 K ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~e (IIP I~O toi h h oit o CO~~~CHOP 1CONCER'DTUTVLY A R110IlS SSEISS ClSS LI~~~~~ twenty~JIuJ i llVA AI minuVVtsitht titme waslAIogV VIUTAlN11141 1 :A\EI) 011) 1510NVITTIONrS Il~flTI~ IVV(enough for aises*rtgge. The gr''ADAAIL TO NIGHT i'CONTES11tanyenfet. ha giesthecotndIer LOCALtitVat (Vhi ct ...…

…The Mich-iga n Daily ANN ARBOR, MICIG AN,. THURSDA\Y. JANU"ARY 21, [900). Vol. XIX. N0. 84. f OLD CONSTITUTION POESSOI AI NEW- BLOOD FOR I II \I)("\ j.1 Ij\1i1>\' NO SCEMIC EFFECTS H AS ITS FRIENDS Thiroutgiltie wrk o rf.0 . ST DN1OU CL t1101 11tmtmesri l t etx ilek t~tl d of te lliversiy natdieo SUDNwCUCIlltttn>be o 11 tt GRACE SHAKESPEARE he11.itte rsate coottttoe co mmeiotsso t he1w101 11Ootlt il Members of Athletic Association ti Ir1ws...…

…The Michigan Dil \A\ \BOR \lisl'l~t\\ S~sID I Sf35--\\--16--o-1105) --.-83 Votl. XIX. No. 8;3. A TLETES TURD) ell ott ut not to the amte degree ats in iootholl.Some etcuse 5(or' lasehall A Oi EXAM NATIRN remains inab atiliv ie iof the 11to1tie TOEXMNAIOSgames had tont lem caicelled onacon Foloi ng i the' report as retiered Light Practice for the Basketball 1yIf. A. S uitishu. fina11clotscretry Team During Exam Period-- 'tftil(Iaesotio: 'To...…

…Th~e Mict n - )ily ;\,NN \1{B17R \IIIU\\ i s)Y.f L\iA' ) )) V\%t,. XIX. VARSITY ATHLETES TO HRAVE ADVISERS A\udent Conmmittee Is Organized t to Watch Over the Studies oft Promising Athletes. Nas eoo t the ctIolt- lo Jsi n Nilttlo- da ~ien Fc1111111can the Comtin tt vvil t he tls '.ltiitthe Iame o --leant tiho whosewoikhe ill atch I ad1 rep rt 1o-te ca111( \1t of the1 III tou t ii it Tlli; (it is oped. iad t eil yII ill it 1o lle 1111,,0 1 t ...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol- XIX. \ANN'.R Mld NIHIGANX, SXDA.j\I'\ldY 7, 1()()(. OBERLIN LOSES TO MICHIGAN'S FIVE Score Was a 'Te at End of Each -r HalIf; Extra Time Rounded Out Score to 27-25. 1 1I~ .- ( rc . ' 2t \f > sMfisgiss i1;dc>. 11°cnl~tr ~a 1r11h111ll ICSISTITCANDIDATE SHFOR clas" rela' loam, classtrack nmanager. STDN ONI tnt!s list year. 1I .Wahrod tot is t pintth enir° dct~eSSi \ ebscrrsociety. JosephliPristeau, var- one isse. he ...…

…ltoThe Mic iganDaily \\ Ri~R\hIII,'a\CR)N\\tgliif10DCi Voil. XIX. o. 8«. FAST OBERLIN FIVE IS-HERE TONIGHT l''ractice Shows Varsity Stronger Than Week Ago-Annual As- sociation fleeting Taday. If Nblcn t defeaits Obrl' int tontight 'i 1-1111 n 1111 team that ha te turned nta h ) it schoo Ith Sea is noct cxeto i n 'I iii co iic of t .Mich- ix;1 1lII dii altl s h ih was A.C' ls Sauray has ilt i l reto lii '0 1-g Va tit ha c i i"a liii I liit...…

…The Mlichigan Daily \N-ARBOR,\MICIGT(AN, RIDAY.. \NI NR\ 5 ',i( )No.7 No. 79- Vol-. NIX, NEW CONSTITUTION CNS1UT RI (0k 1.A>G1~ Ff HEARD SATURDAY > (ctnu ofthel~nfi-t iuhsoit ti Revision of Athletic Association c'giiwcrinii chairgcofte oiitrctio of the New I iiuetonchannel at I ito Document Conmpleted; Can Be loic-nileOtcotItc Voted on One Week Later. twertitvlestthe buildi of thlestcc ohnth te :Athlletic (-s-ociationluieet- edte faot 50o0...…

…The Michigan IN '\R1(R IIO \llt l\ 'IlLlI St) V \1,1:\ [: \ t Y 4.t 1 t O 78. V'OL. XIX. NEW CONSTITUTION JNI(Rl 1elN\Ti I' XS 1(11 ABOUT TO ISSUE1S 'itll),khistiegwiewrtya Long Deferred Athletic Associa- t"ieeclt i ite i ~ )i tion Document to be Submitted to B~oard, 'rhen to Students. ,- ;,;. tee c the auh tle. 11( --- -li~~~~ter Ciie ' inijitre h d el at~d I'he ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t c1(1nite Iect d o rpiete toe wa; 11 c i'i'il i tio h i n ti ecn~t...…

…The ]"ichis n ANN _ RBOR. 1l IC IA [GAN, 1t"l DNI' IS1) )". rIAM'AtO",' 13, 1909. VIot.. XIX. FRESHMEN ATTEND BASEBALL MEETING Many New Men Will Try for the Varsity Nine-Fitzpatrick and Sullivan Talk to Candidates. I ls' than tlifty It trsponddtoI Cap-0)11 tanL ull i ti sfl o acalcn i outloo i 51 s 111111 551-, 5iasmuch 5as 11h illS :1115 mater.ii l i l 5 I iV well Iit ced.11l( held5 th1 i lls i ll eIV Tr, xctlt CHEEIR ('I>' YOU '11 11 II ...…

…The Michigan Daily X,.XIX. AX ARBOR, M2tIJ( tCX. 'I1-VSI)XY, JANUAXRY 12, l 0(). BASEBALL MEN IN ANNUAL MEETING Captain Sullivan Will Address Baseball Candidates Tonight-- Oberlin Comes Saturday. \ititt tn ieoitt preparatiition toe the seeterex'amit andu Ili( J Hop have Felon, hiton, he w r ill Ie for- hitl it tt r t i tone' ig ttt - Ie atainl tee f~ tt t candtda-te o te rntir- nc sitt ofl keein npclegt ok w ill ihitd i te topht roo toti ...…

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…1in heh ,1.9 Daily Xis. XIX. VARSITY OPENS i SEASON TONIGHT , Farmers Cash Wih Corneal' Men in Michigan's initial Bas- ketball diame.y 1u io %"II Ih 1 a(1 ilii C. If tlt I :Im. Tlit li\-i IM, ii n . in 1 in 1 1 1 14 )II r a l \0 : 1 i l, noise) lo k d llc;iu ch )iIs+)A < nw ic c m lialha X I %% I,;,- itii S ~eai~ l:ts u( a lIt n :c nc rin11°~In lcilc t ;h liu ;1:'ii~ an rc:l nc1;t ni, I1 II i c) cr, hi ncmxIn >f th" 1 ,tIl nIl ihi nullcgc mil...…

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…ANN ARBOR, MICIGAN, T;,S)NJN .RY7 30) Vor-. XNIX. 3.72. BOIJRKE COCHRAN LECTURES SATURD.Y (,an the People Rule?" IsILegis- lator's ubject; Witty lrish- man [ilks S. L.A.Number. 3333 ti~ tty a ' ~ \Vi o3'-3'. llwi 3311 3 t .3k !i111. l l ttl il i5?'t S;;t' llll. ttu{l lc'<zi>1rIt r, ' tt1?tI'V l 1137- '' t}1 h1 s ) 1;3 1 31 I S -1 . _Ath t il cats ' 1) 333 S 33 3331't\ r c1i t h prc33333ttr(, al1 1333333 t 11tts' heed13 The.3 3~cr- fI(\ 1...…

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…1e M1Clgari Dally Vol-. XIX. AN ARBR1,11MliCI I Ci iiWI I11) N N 1)11811 i 1111120, IoOKl.No A u. 70. 'WE MUDST DEPART,' < 'CULTURE' IS OVER Final Performances Surpassed the Others-IDinner Served to Cast and Conmmittees. ; . ;ii, Tclaliii cciii. n.cii rrl l : 1rt l xiii ~itliicr" i W.. N ii 'li L' - ~ IC'iN~iiI~ VARSITY MAGAZINE I \ x 111 ii i rti h d ~cuiiil iii t iI Li lecii s -iinio~cl rh \ ixite li fndclx I lS c;hc ., ll lc si st1...…

…TheMichigan Daily \\N tT \'RBiii \ITiL l \ " \1 'L'I .),I) L I %A\l f u1 908 iOx. (xx VjOL. XIX. 7o. oo, CULTURE OVATIONix lildixta INCREASES NIGHTLY sr t h ntenm Speeches Demanded of Stephens xxxl,. xilxxln Ixx C lrxic. 1)1-I Welch and lHai nes- House Sold "'r1~c,1 las< Tomi(allotxiog Rxwlxii Out; Few Seats Left for Today. tkin''aiithixroughxlyii xx thlc n iiir CarlTonicii' ie iiiixii'xi'axxip' o cx'r 'Lilt ari"x;it xthe xl ititxxy lriid...…

…The Michigan Dail VOL. XIX. \T' AR1LRiil, :NiICIII CNN\, VRII)AYDI CIR xI 11< xt8,icy;.08 N . t8. WHAT'S WRONG IN 1:xi: 1 cxxxiQ07tac. teami, with th eGMN'IYOT OUR ATHLETICS? a feuxiat I td tvngfot te o - ASSURE SG'S ix iiiiiiihasiresultdTi eatldcreas Not Due to Conference or to Yost, rt'Cl st Fstril.Th aeal;Ilany Compete for Parts in the But to Dearth of Material-1 xiii xxxx ix German Play; -'Le Barbier"' alta] series w ihIllini s, w iei...…

…The Ihm nf)F X\\ XItiiOi. ici CiIC XGA't. 'I'll tIZF).-it)\\FCi;\i C1-1:8ca;. 1008. NO7L. XTX. "CULTURE" LYEETS WITH UNQUJALIFIED SUCCESS' Packed Clouse Enthuses Ov er First Pertcr, nce of New CoicI Opera; "Stress, Strain and Resistance' Score Big Hit; 7VScenery and Costumes Brighten Show. lld ihe ih n ,theu -tic ciiiilciici lit cc-i ccii c-f thic (cci - diii iii >iiii cici-il ced coicuc pet ci Cct in- i iii i' -in c-feicica,, ii-I X Vedcicc...…

…The Mlichigan Daily itsN X1iZI))I- \Ni CfiIGi. tN ititFI)NI'SPAY, DFrC. BFR r6eNo. 66. No. 66. Voi XIX. FITZPATRICK TALKS TO TRACK ATHLETES Fifty Candidates Answer Cap- tain Dull's Call; Ineligibles De- feat Regulars in Basketball. ":1 hisi>> tlk a cii tihe faculty is- cr cli at y' cia s acctcis rc ot, ai Dir ct ccc itciiatricialasi i;ght. III fiat (c h t is rg t, 11 cllrc sonar( f ii>> (i>>;>>> ciii to i m-kcait ~ Orkhard the if (tt sh~t...…

…The Michigan Dail V'N\ ARBOR, MICHIGAN, T FSDAY Di Vi-Nil')I R r;,1)08 o. V VOL. XIX. No. 6 ,5, 0OITLOOK PROMISES fllteVnt ntis Mticianit 1t Wealth of Material Is at Hand alltiititis for iteitrtack ttamiiti Cc for Distance Runs; Candidates ii tisteditoottlit ti of Nt tttsat gt1lit Fleet at Gymnnasiunm Tonight tsimstiti itttot Fitpatricktiti Cp on the tcktierc sicus to Vsetairob-tmetintgt abiliity thtttNiic ii n i sniid ta ite Suib Agii Dow...…

…The Michigan Dail AN,\ARBOR, NMICHIGAN, SL\D'tY, 1)1 Cl Il T 13, 908. VOL. XIX. N\o, 6 4. BAIRD HAS NOT YET RESIGNED, BUT-- Students Think Story of Director Leaving Only Premature; lar- q uette on '09 Football Scheduls. "so far as I know-0, (1here is Ooltely no0 truth in th tor101ahot ArMird. 0051''010'' as hd of \-iiclogaoiathltic, as (111 lihld in10(1ay's)Detoil and Ci- hmn If from Nnn Arhor a great dealtiof conditions(1 f(rt neces'ittii...…

…The.Mich igaal AN ARBOR, MICTI\ sU t)\ )1 1 2, 1g0~8. VOL. XIX. No. 63. REGENTS HOLD SHORT SESSION Plan Under Consideration for Enlarging School of Pedagogy; IDecennial Catalog Continued. ki-soltions it the UnitversityiSelate soil I theiiimprovemen1111t itffaciitiesfor teachr tcrIraiing were(CCpr1esenltdto tile the commiitte 11l i t tille ofaffaistltof e puliing ano-((((ther11 ec1111lt a i-loguei ifte ni -r it tt'l e lasItictalog1ue tppetr...…

…TheMichigan ily AN'NARBOR,\IICHIGAk\,1FRIDAtY, 1) C(1 I 1 rI, t 8 VOL. XIX. No*. 62. CLOSE GAME GOES TO REGULAR TEAM Scrubs Defeated by One Point in Fast Contest-Regulars Rein- force Second Team. k% fari the nmost intresting and closely tice gameticht have been plael so far tis arheldl the hoards at W\ateran gsmiT hutrsday night. At the end of tir-ive i nites of fast play the score ii s >rs for the regars and 20 for the 'stoidteami.in Itay...…

…'f vN CD C CO z 0 w 0 P o -N Z7 4- xi ..! '" . ! - .. J . t r :.: . ..., f . r _ ./ v /' r- / J n.. ^ ... i . r U J-. .:f 'i V . !J u f ^' . f' - J; . 7 f f . i ' ; i I J ^ ' f ^ ' n r: ' _ _ .. i., . _ r .- . r "' : r r - l ^ Jq ( _ 0 r O n , n C _ J ~: ~; , : r ^;; ' ty _ r . _ ,' . , in, ' CIO"/ n J6 !, i _ ,,,, f' ,r i 1; f^ j I R) 00 r G, w ' t t e * .. , x "' {J+ n w. to ' ':. a ? r* to N ra , "°t c v "C7 n ,.., , t ;"'' C .. . ...…

…The Michigan VOT.n YTY \N\TA\T tCIR. Nl IH i(; \M FFIN '-;AY,1 >lF( M ]',F :. 1()()s REGULARS BEATEN ln ur isFshrdna xl RN E ORE k'V lent guarti in fact the gardlng tinrogitA'' IN FAST PRACTC taasi ueie: iaskets, Chpmn ii. FOR NEXT SEMESTER :'', t~"n s n Sile; e tr, 'nr lo g ,( o tc First Team Fails to Overcome Strk; guards, lGrahtam.i4 aintmt, al- ns eGreigWl e in. ie Early Lead Secured by Scrubs wi Added to Curriculum-Possi'. I!cuu Sopio...…

…The Michigan Dal y \hot.. XIX. tio 5th. ALLERDICE WILL LEAD 109 ELEVEN Star Kicker Chosen to Succeed F Schulz as Varsity Football Captain-Jack Loell Returns. Into ofooh 00laettoo ugh cilos-i~o csteecton whchhascr attoindied the selection (of a o o-sicaopai,. Half- hack Da~oteolrdicoe oxa ochttosnS tittoat ns aptano t he tc too) toottootal l t -t. tub \h X a toooo, te )tro it laiot hast Ot hei ildgnrl of t tamot frthet kept ,vctre t, Oi t t...…

…The Nt~ic' I an Da Vot.. XIX. ANN A 1111 )[. it P1 ( .\ \ 10 X, S ' )A 1>1 NI t (),1 o o )8. No).5. ROBERTSON PLAYERS estte. t pakls t )e ~~~LOGj CAPTU E AU IENCEI purt of Mr. Rohertsonl. 01)tit m1st1)e) I TO CAPTURE AUsaul that im this play his support) I _________less cre(111ab)10thall in th'afterooo Distinguished Actor Praises the 1performance0. PThe'a11i1nce0 bubb11dFinal Dramatic Atmosphere at Mich- 1)1 r 1 10111)1)1 OO)). Mad igan; S...…

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…Im Air i + I'he Nitchig n Dall-y NN Ak BO R, M ICHICAN, FRIDAY, IPRCI:M B.rR 4, 1008. No. 56. \%O1.. XIX. ATHLETIC REFORMS AGAIN PROMISED Year-Old Constitution Committee s About to Report Revision- Iocument Strayed From City. Tllhl the nett olis ita ii i of11 ilc;M St ir tit t ii SIthe ottitio iniontuof L -. cln, ',,ch im n 'ftec mit ch sallo t o pl tdtt, ii' -, of learnf; hr lrl, t,,( 77- itt ol, ti tt'l to ipiec, ildhulin Il a i Ion, 1111...…

…ANN ARBOR, MJCJITO.\AN. THURSDAY, DEC.I I RR 3. 1908. -No 55. VOL. XIX. PROF. HOB3BS SPEAKS ON OLD GLACIERS Series of Popular Lectures Start- ed by Geology Department- Summer Vacations Productive., iP5s51 II o1b I spell:(.51 last evell- l th ,e c W isc t ("WC551 p ult' tlksnc h c su ins], d is tit (, il s t vacation. ltlts itl s of Scola d. sailh C< t l>ilt1 p 101 1MW i~t~ silts sail re 1r' st ti t ltsber's pait s , isisit ist 5 ass 1c l -i...…

…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR,,1I I(ITI-IL1N EDNESI)AY DLE'EMBEI{ 2, 1908. Vol'. XIX. No. 54. TWELVE VARSITY M LEN REWARDED Captain Schulz Awards a Dozen Football M's; Twenty-Seven Reserves Receive R's. varsity ind reserve football players iwere rewardsd TueIsrday by the award of thre -MI- red tR" letters twelve var- sits mien reeiv rio the "Al", while tweloty-seveel subs, art members of the reserves were give "R's in ecogitioni if the fai...…

…The Mir ally VOL. XIX. _k\\ Ait I>OIi, Al I("III{XIAN, 1 1'IIISD Y, I)I A I' tIIIIa;Ii I, 1908, GOOD BASKETBALL SCHEDULE SECURED Crack Fives From Nearby Col- leges Wilt Meet Varsity Tream in Waterman Gymnasium. llcigoj' bfit lvarsit lhlkllalll 'ea1- son1 11ill hbeiauigraoted Jo 11111101Q 0when 1110e 0011t]] w ll meet 1t1he .\1 01117011 7g gic"' att 1ans ing. _A i110071 ltertil1e. Orlin cllgteam100will ht 110001]]1the1 11oca1 f1oor. The c01...…

…VOL. xIx. \\\ \RiifR, 'I~I(I f\.SlYDAY NOVEMBER 29 1908.No. 52. MICHIGAN AND PENN OF' I' . % ' I I vNN ) TWO CLASSIC PLAYS Ltihll ncmat>h<hLI(, ie } "EG MONT" WILL BE TO IMEET NEXT YEAR ;l~l ~ WILT, BE PRESENTED' till(llvllloflCre t o it, n 0 PLA YED BY GERMANS ortoi __ "_n at tierb-isag. Carols iDickenis sid tlat li1e Only Sure Game Is With Quak- t( l cao l(ct ~rtvhr i!S LA Offers Masterpieces by 11111of1th iing so effeciv i iivGehesSor ndSrs...…

…K an Da, AAIllUR, MICHIGAN, SAAVRDAy , A{-)VIAIMI'R 28, IooK \a. 51. VoiL. XIX. READY, TO WRITE US UP--WAY UP Slosson of New York Independent Leaves for East Monday With Material for (lood Story. i1(11ittn MN tnllw lc n c ld- cNt, of Ne1 ()k1it, \-II rue tri'ls tilt I inte titcd taes.'1 M . lo s n itt 1111 i li tc t~ t i le 1 '' 11111 trlt a t icg . I t o 1111 ir tt i t p NdNiI e i: pr fss r fch111 -1- "'i detot 111d11nd1t s 11~ the ri d ro...…

…4 mor to Nt an ic.L ANN VICHICAN, NOVI"'MI"I"N. -,;, 1 oo8. NO. 50, NOL_. XTX. B.kSKETBALL MEN PRACTICE DAILY Fifty Candidates Out For rTeam; Scarcity of Centers, Plenty of Forwards and Guards. hccii enough to 1 C oa mHa o i idaato the tel -hue 10 rito ') a great mal il-iti ()f thei ca ddae for( thehas- kc hal tem, hanh v~tit lo 00I I-t il tt l( ill M k h 0c11. A o1 0 ) l tra o e a the oc itc m c () wh \\l he ava ahle and 10 110 1 lil ()t ...…

…ANN A10 (C1,911 1 II 9\NiI 29'I ?IA , I. I 1)]"]' 121 24. 1908 No. 49. 'VOL. XIX. CCC COURSE BELOW REQUIRED LENGTH Director Fitzpatrick Believes the Poor Showing in East Was Due to Short Training Course. "Consideryr~,ing(therelhothe cross1 country 01101,010(1, amMol (thn eer o- potiek. '"Intthe t10000(5 hell1hebc- (100e111e1101.,lftll 91(0 -11(1 100000 1.11 tooishedtllt tltl l (11(1 9 of ac0 oh casooyt ( (I the ht t(Mio'd 10could1 do wtas(...…

…Th M"ichiganDaily _ AN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SUNDAY, NOVEIR2 2, 1R908oY-Q48. Votl- XIX. VARSITY DEFEATED AT SYRACUSE AND PRINCETON' Baptists, Played. Wolverines Off Michigan Finished Fifth in In- Their Feet; Score 28 to 4; [tearn tercollegiate Cross Country Is 'Expected to Arrive at 939 Rae Dull Placed Second. (Specl t.inThe MihignD iy on el.Strcl ,I a ii iind Yae Syirs"on, N.Y. Nioi. 2l.-Siiiiiii ln i dn rot ct \Michianiinth ea - stieittpc i Mi...…

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…The 1licIig tt1DailyN.46 NO. 46. SCHULZ TO .PLAY AGAINST SYRACUSE Badly Battered Team Will (Get But Little Practice Before the Game-"Call for Basketball. IAlcuagd iyte tra ticch rig(f 1,1111 11for III last t 'i fthe se-.til the ga e a,1 an11su h I J1111)itt n i 1,1Itl ilac 'ice t1 11111 J.l'g1 me, t here1it ccSt-l hit of -l thn asra d- :;t tti ittlt pu ll ot to lth co N. iimont of.icafll I tittil 111 Cotiachi it-t ttettudet IYit 111, 1 th t...…

…The Micigan.D \i. 7 N I X. CNN CRBOR, MIIIC\MN, TI-ICSI)CN N)VC\IIICK ioii. tli. BOTH 'VARSITY S9UADS I~ hit\llax i Football Team Will Bfe Given Great Send=Off as They Start For 11- I U CSKCl .I l FN 1'l ', \StS Ill Ifi Ct C LII i - t Syracuse Tonight-Cross For Princeton T lit ial if the tacl. ii"iss tu liiini. F 1 i-ti 14111ave Ctiigtt for Syra iic T ehad wilmet ilfot o S ll ii i-w ih hn o lad th chc t i in. Th n t l r tionxiiill 1 't ...…

…The. Michiga n Daliy \N\ \ROR \I~~l~f \ \\f -NL'CDA', NOfY17\itiR il, i9oS c-44 IVNoL. XTX. (). 44. SCHULZ WILL PLAY AGAINST SYRACUSE Teuton Giant Appears in Fast Signal Practice-Scri mmage Is Scheduled for Today. 'Phoangh net scrinnge tpractice -ias hield yesteiday, thie muc-i hnge I vatr-iit sity w1ent through a tiff signal practice in tin exetliiilh proisiing manner.ii *CPearing fiirthier aggravstiots o existinig injuries, Couch Yotstsw...…