…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 ...…
…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 ...…
….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,...…
…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...…
…I1I iChigan 1 I of ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1911. i XMAS SPIRIT FILLS THE AIR "Progressive. Approach of the Day of Days Creates a Pleasant Sensation in the Minds iication" Hearts of Everyone. COMEDY CLUB'S SELECTION OF A PLAY IS MOST FORTUNATE. and !Cast Will Have Much Work to do, How- ever, Before the Production is In Shape. nsive outline of "The - Ann Arbor is lively-far more lively by Mr. F. G. Tompkins, than a...…
…bj Te Michigan Daily A Reliable Directo, Reliable B, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1911. gton Send n 35 Yard crubs Are CAMPUS FABLES. by our own George Ade He Who Rushethl Not. Once there was a Stude. He had a 14 Three B Pipe and an English Hat, and he thought himself Some Cheese. There was another Stude who smoked a Corncob and wore Corduroys. He knew he wasn't much and wondered at the Price of that English Hat. The Day of...…
…THE WOL~R ~ VTol II. ANN"ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1911. PARKER FINDS MYUCHtaIn gls BLINDNESS CURABLE edesilTro will not male will continue Doctor Prescribes Treatments The iearsig] For Neglected Detects handi, will hiet eo IN Sight Organs Hark glass( inasmuch as whten oncer fi (PTHALMIA IS CHILD'S ENEMY a necessity. mnesded aove because 1ke violet and is - "About 25%f of the children who are not obscure t hIbli d are needleosly...…
…The Mi igan DZally ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY X, MAYV 20, 1911 Vol. XXI. No. 162. GRAND RAPIDS J EADS !V l.(...M; \'ITP S 'lt O . IN INTERSCHOLASTIC Dice11m111from thttniv01rraity l inte ca t eptationi trilp of ttii-scason.l Furniture VMakers Hold First liii 111illtic gole Slaurday and1Sunidaiy and re11tur1nXioniday1morning. Eight Place After Opening Day it (ill ave1heel1 ade by tic associio of Met mn duingticecyeii, and thi' results, a...…
…Vol. XXL ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 'II vl-l AARI , 0, )fl. 'o 3 Vol. XXI. No. z3£ SUCCESPOO OF IUT RELAY TEAM WILL B:Fd S ~ ~ ME HA~O U~I1I NDICAPPEDIAT,I' N IS JRAPARDIZED T;.,fh e ucile relay team that xwili ii ~~ sctto1( the Penntinamtes will lbe handi- capaped lye-the fact -that they drew the High Schools Protest Against tlit.asto.ThsmtsIitihe wvil11 be forced to riot abot ithirty- ards Competing With Private farther than the poetdeamw hi Sc...…
…e _ _ _ _ _ _ NXI~I~~N IITA X.. XI\'X I i.f Vol. XXI. ANN ABRI, REGENTS TURN DOWN IVEX:L)PNGST1iIiIVS NIGH1. ELECTION PETITION Nw otpinsweit po:d rrr, setines of the lxx ladoftheSpidnl ast Besides Killing Associations xeig th xxix >,'vi "t'~e"'" Rosolution, Board Plans Kt(>m of Presox> vlr c>r; Improvement pxxiixxi xxxxxlxherxrx xxxicrt~rs GOtteof the sorx ad h tv %i - " F_ irancis M.iBacoui,of lc iulS %1 WILL ASK FOR $575,000 EXTRA togetiher...…
…Vl I.ANN ARBOR, MICH-IGAN, NIlh AD1171\lIMId 1' 0, 1010. Cii Vol. XXI. MAGAZINE PRAISES o ,l tI l k1lCl\I (-1II THREE WOLVERIiNES 1111 11 111111trip ate11uivalnt1t Outlook Praises Benbrook,Wells 2ldets wes o 1111 ri. ol- and Magidsohn on Football ee(<tswl rtof l11011 fare11 Fl onor oll 'hii faculties of d1ic various 11' lot- 010012 are.c tiililtg 2stu1ents 1to 1ea1e tonit 11 in ordcto tal111 1 it011(o NOTED COACHES MAKE CHOICE 111020rtes 041...…
…ANN ARB~OR-, SII-CIJIGAN, SL"NII).N XOVlN;'I I111Z0, D. )10. Vol. XXI1 Nii. 42. k - 1 4 i ASH Cl f il-lS SAW 11'P a t t ho 01(11( lilir 11esth1 11' 11 ) 11111 i' MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF RDRNSTRATEGY ENABLESTH Onsrih oLbl; w 0 IYE L 1EL E V E N T O C A P T U R E IT lb B Y M lneI g illci . 1... ..1728 <r , ()n forwiar-dl pass1es a OV RW RELMING GOPHE S Mciant pi ... I 20yards1 N WONDERFUL DETERMINATION BRINGS 6 TO 0 VICTORY 11 wat uS...…
…Vol.XXI.ANN ARDOR,. MICIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1910. Vol. xxi. No. 15. VARSITY PUTS UP POOR BXIIBITION Reserves Easily Hold Crippled Regulars to a Solitary Field Goal GAME MARKED BY PENALIZING 0101 111 a1n11b1er11)1te vetas111000tie stidline1s10 11cull of min1111or injries, the 'y/arsitO p t1 ip m st ns tisfactory )crshwiho 1111rubs 1111All-Fresh 0101 da aftern1oon.1111111 \ 1ht5hr tie poor 11,gwa IC o healsecee of a few o tere oti-rs ...…
…THE VOL. I. AT WOLVER NE NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1910. N. .s . AGENCY FOR Martha Washington CANDIES Gilbert's Chocolates Tice's D~rug Store 117 S. Main Both Phones VARSITY CAF[ 612 E. Liberty Only one block trom the Campus Three good square meals per day Single Meals 25c $350 per Week Sunday Dinners 35c M~lEAL TICKETS PROSPECTS GOOD FOR ATHLETICS Director Bartefeme Says Mich- igan Sure to Have Fine Football Season TRACK OU...…
…VOL. ARBOR 'a' 'EN tfJHIGAN, 1IOA10 LA ,icV 1) Vol- XX. MANY HIGH SCHOOL STARS ARRIVE FOR ANNUAL MEET Over Twenty Schools Send Representatives to Attend Michigan's Athletic Carnival Which Starts Today on Ferry Field VARSITY TRACK MEN TO OFFICIATE Eager for fame, trophieia, andal tat of te tit' n the litde of university, ife, youthtul track h aic aa leteo hegan to arrive in Ao :Arbor j lam lo ;it 2_J o' Thturoday, attd hr tite timet tic atr ...…
…-41 0 1 Z: - S F Yp k fi ' Wl ail . ,NN ARBOR', MICHIGAN, 21), 1910. No. 13.5. \'ol- Xx. 'VARSITY WAITS CASE GAME GONG Squad Home After Taking Four r Out of Seven From Teams In Dixieland. SHOWING SATIS -FIES RICKEY. c li t ~maito(fssitti c li1t hr cti 11 15111 coric l eait il 111 lici 55111-5 hall c~un r ttra cd 1 rci i s ill<c tilt, itt l7 <, i I (YcttIIlo all tl HIc trig) i>> ;i HNI s a lcaadcr 1117", aild hittins " a cra ;c. ']'l t c ;m...…
….ots X. N ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 0910. No ig. VOL. X1. SYRACUSE CRUSHED BY IYIC IGAN TRACK TEAMI 'W olverines Defeat Eastern A ggregation 65 to 1 -K k M a e 4 0 Y rd D s in: 2 4 5 Seconds and Breaks Record--Homner is Indi- vidual Point Winner. i '; DIAMOND ARTISTS PLAY SNAPPY GAME R ckey Sends T«o o Nines Against Each Othier=Newv Material Promiscs Strong Team. Enouora cd by the apperanct of rea: 1 it u os wth so-i-' steedy bhos...…
…hew Vol., XX. ,NN AttItl)I. M IC'IIICTlAN" iDAA', , 'stllkkARY 20, 51()[,. FOUNDER' DAY TO BE COMMEMORATED Medical Faculty and Students to A Celebrate Birth of their Depart ment Tuesday Night. All plans are a nowcmap ltesfor lon - der's Day celebration ot the meicalde partment whiNill e eld in Sara Casw-ell \Agel11hall Tuesua (-vein" at 8 o'clock Since ti907 iitie edicl ic i prtiinn students iinidliats yavitcommeminoat eltleifounolig andi...…
…The Michigan Dail Vol- XX. OBSERVATORY GETS LARGEDONATIONS y Chicago Alumnus (lives Deed to $17,000 Piece of Propery- Also Money for Telescope. Professoxir \. J. 1 cxxv, i Ic(>ixvvixr f the observatxiv iftsoxreciduig xthe $20,00 omi Svxx R . 1'. I ,xxiiixiii, xa iiixcxx ilxiixiu. Ax\N AR[O. TTI -hAN, TI fiUiSiiA lx JANUARY T,010.x lbe usediiitoi male it apl to sni or meniiixi morei vh i ni formri year," saixiio itie xixiiiiiiiii oil sci ecxv...…
…The Michigan Daily DECISIVYE BATTLE COMES TODAYI[- : X\ AR1BliR, i 'DTG'fI~ ANSAP I RD.A Y, Ni )\iIZ R 0, 000. ~ . Ni.- 4 1 Both Teams Confident on Eve of Contest for Western Suprem- acy--Record Crowvd Expected. \i inncp~i,\iu.\ ,. .) ~ c I1it lt itit l tt'atli 1' It tit 1e l t I, lith lth Y~ (rCwl \ l li m, ~cll s I I iht tt ti iii tttttsill, t i t for hirt- pt.ilttl llt ,tI'll"1 bothttttto Sth t Slm i(tt .bw , i,~ M l wI tt t l a t. l i...…
…fie 1C-lain 'llga. l D a.t Vol'. XX. VARSITY SHOWS PATCHED-UP TEAM 1\\ AR1BOR, ,1 I IC 'A, \\ IINIISIAV,'O'O, 108125 20, 1 No, r4. 111:1A ISIV. RI.\1FRESH MUST WEAR l'lic r1C'11S1' i211C <d'1sale11 tit 1'. lno'1 1100 ll' t rsIS ~in i THE OFFICIAL CAP ofs i(ific s n a m oi nabi wereIhil 1111 .ila W , 0 i &1 as1' 1111 o-1 I lard. tinc , I 11 ll loto Ilsay drat the 1a1thor11)f DR. COOK AGAIN; HE'S HERE TODAY Noted Explorer to Speak Befo...…
…The Michigan -ta XN\ \RBOR, \lICl-ll(YA\\ 1111. RSD NkY, MAYNh0,5 1000. N.a VOL. AIX. No. j6-- BELOITERS AND i VARSITY MINGLE' Men From the Badger State Arc Heavy Hitters; Barr Will Pitch for Michigan Today. \hi ciignitwill iteet Beloit this after- uoinsilery field1;it 4:05. The gae kill 1w of1eipeiialit ereit itbecause of he fat thatinthe iswos teims hae not Ionac oteri n sver1 ye-rs. Barr kill ioccupyithenmsunsisfotr the \Woler- ines, ...…
…The MichiganDaily 1: \ A \RiMI 011C uG N\, S.N ' l ) \N N1 v~tI N Ii( I20. 10. Nuof-.1X1X. DULL AND MAY WILL; LEAD RIVAL TEAMS5 Records Will Suffer in Tonight's G Mect--Dull Expected to Lower Mark in Mile Event. i the yeir lbefoe thei Varsity inet cc l-tt riiiti-at- %iit ouiittside teamstt Te ic 1 il alts clitati(ii in this- meect may piay a large par t in diatcriiail i thetakec. ip of tihe -ea thtat wiill faceath l f- Cli *kio tlciic *kAss...…
…The Mic ignDal Voi.. 11f . MICHIGAN PLAYS PLANTERS TODAY, Varsity Basketball Team, Greatly' Strengthened, Goes to Lansing -Dents Defeat Pharmics. >Seve memer of liCl the bsasketbasll team11, w fith Coach Corel leWii.iavc thismonn f 5rI1asim and will meet~ theC M. A. C. te m in a retur thatch o1 n I till IIC ' ggia'' ii lI this afternoonlf. Thei. \iiliical ea will pret'C5 a~ 15 1 c sC 'tron~ger line-u tii hanl 11( r~l :ii11( 'iere difitl i. ...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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 Michigan Daily VOL. XIX. ANN? ARBOR. Mv-ICHIGAN, T UESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1948. No. is) VARSITY PREPARES FOR OHIO CONTEST Yost Sends Squad Through Stiff Workout in the First Practice After Notre Dame Game. Coach Yost is through worrying-for' a whie. Hie feared the game with No- ire :Dame. and judging from the resist- _oee offered iby the Catholics, his fears were welt foundieud.Trie very fact that he was afraid of the outcome, however, ...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVIIIL ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WIRDNESDAY,* MAY 20, 1908. No,0 170. . . .......... . .......... . . . . ..... VARSITY MEETS CORNSELL TODAY Nno Left Yesterday for Ithaca- Fresh Medics Play Senior Laws in last of Semi-Finals. The teitm is off, in, spledtit cotodition for the three eastern gshes. If Michi- gait io snt rig home the lacon it is ecalre te west is inferior in its ath- leic prowss. I~asitg ith te afternoon, t...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL.., XVIII. Fzr. _ . A*7AR 3O T-. fJTrANRfI)AY, NARCH :2, 1908 0. 1 27. __._._. ..w,_..._,-..._..._..... . r.. FITZPATRICK NOT QYBRGONFIDIENT- Only Hopes to Win First Regi* mgnt Meet-Chicago Squad to Arrive- Tomorrow. I The team wvhich the First Regiment t will send -to represent it tomorrow is an dark horse. The Chicagoans are verya reticent about lettinig their opponenots know what they nmnst face, bitt it is a t...…
…\ Th i haO . X III . AN ARBOR, MICIGAN, TH R DAY, FEBRUA Y oie No. I1C2. SUMMER SESSION IS LENGTHENED Term Is Made Eight Weeks to Cover More Work-Appropria- tions Plade by Regents. At their regular mnxtly meeting heiui yesterdtay, the Board of Regets decie to lengtthenlthe teoo of tie'suasser ses- sion. I has benoned thai the regular si- he term is not1long eough to cover the grounxd that ought to he cu- erd ile.thcouxres gieen. The period w...…
…_The Michiga nDaily Vol . XVIII. ANN ARBOR, MIICHJGA-, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1907. N.7 No. 7r. MICHIGAN NOT TO GIVE ULTIMIATUM Patterson Talks on Athletic Sit- uation-Will Leave Conference Only as Last Resort. 4. Whtat awill hbeAtichigaiis attitd at te inex fmeeting oftho\Western Con- frence on Jan. 4 io? this i the qilstionh which i at pes- cut beiiig askeotlinily alotithtie n- pus, ut by nearly all le football aiiii other atlletie interest...…
…]ichiganDal VN\, RBORMIICHIG\ N. W.lDYPFSI)\Y, OVFM!BER. 20s,1907. Vor. XVIII, No. 9(,. VACATION CIHANGES ARE BENEFICLA Prof. Demmon Explains Action Senate and Regents in Sho ening and Changing Vacatio -'lioneceini changes- in lthn o io peri 0oilo0000ods w r alo tn heo'intor.s0s noon Moolv " o wr lmot n 0 imtOt opted00 byl oothe lloa ofoool I g;te lo 000 00 nil onr leadiin.ol -rio-oexneptoPricto, 0oichg aono two000lays. olIt astoo ughbot o...…
…The MNichigan Daily Vol-. XVIII. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SLI Y, Y. CTOBE R 20. 1907, No. 24. WABASH TROUNCED IN POORLY PLAYED GAME SATURDAY'S FOO'TBALLt SCORES. 'Contest Marred by Frequent Fumbling, Michigan Chief Offender; Forward Passes Fail Completely. ('pedai ro TceIicicr ily.)it tIndianapolis, Oct. i.- n agame marked by freqett ftiiblescan(1 faiur of foriard pass pythe tM 1ichiga foottall temi dfeted tot 'it ii oh220trO Tie Hoseir rr'...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL.. XVII. Ntt . r .. _ _... _ _ t _ __ - I NUMERAL QUESTION IS FINALLY DECIDED Jn y'1iiis in Semi-Finals Will Get Insignia-Sets Cut Down From 600 to 160. Drstc imtaio soil thteaward igt the boardiof di rctior of te -Aheti Underla thent 1 ethoda abolit- sxhn andl sixt sts iwill h gient oit. lThe egulaions cntain io retratvtea- tue nd aiise litv taliilra tla-e u liii-rals iiaytgearatthre inIpea. The onlylvlimit titist ...…
… U? d :': rat" J , " J O r '' W ,,, C} E-{ . .. o Q bA c wow . ,f - v . fC/) f f E' r~ .- f ,_, '/. r, (7I7 C7- v^r _ (-)r H ^ ii v ^ f . y f , .."^ - .- . r J. T J . - . 034 -or Ki ra z r. ? i _ ..' !f. ... f f ._ E~ ~ (~) - ~ - - C,) ~----~ -- - ~ ~< -~ - ~ r ~I-~ ? H J o CLO W W (j cn p ..a ocbc i C Ica CS4 °' b U W r,'^.. 7.7 77 L- 7 v r. r ! r ~ .' v ^ ;r 77, ...... f. _ ..- 'f. J _ J i' J ^J . r. = .: '.' f , ,_., l r: ~ ...…
…The Michigan Dil ANN ARBOR, \i'if\S i\ ~ R 20, ltfil7 VOL.. XVII. "'(_). 8;. MICHIGAN SCORES I«\'l l'isrr } t iii lfit' DOUBLE VICTORY Ci ifffSiiS'iFO'FiF'ERs - - -. A ntcts'tgttwas ittid last seveininIt Championship of Central Debating the \\'e1ster literarys soctvtss rai)1sn iII League Was Decided by Con- telaf,'t itiisitic. Thiiicstiisa'w"asellch tests of Friday Night. ittenit c, as Ithe maintttpurpse wnas it~ - - - ele~~cict officer; s...…
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…The Michigan Daily VOL01. XVII. AN N .AR'f( K1 I C II (A N, SA Ti RI)AY, (fLIP t ItIN 2?0, 1pit. IYOST W ILL BE SATISFIED WILL REPRODUCE GAME IN UNIVERSH1Y HALL WITH ONE TOUCHDOWN -- Full Reports of (ian e at Columbus to I lc()(Ill I, Coach Does Not Expect Big Score -Team Goes Through Signal Practice on Secluded Field in Its t Columbus. Byi ( Ca ec C;/. A/ Hfd;", n/c(ur - ri+ spriuil ins C~lii hs (tir Ocuitn t. liiinneitc l a li h riva...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, XMICHIGAN, St 'N .,IMAY" 0, (06QO. OL. XVI. c}. 6 6)~. AICH IGAN ATHLETES WIN >~r ASS;>ll:I'l I IN (l BIG VICTORY AT CHICAGO ,,e~l etl~ t ci t rid-way Men Are Completely 'xiisitestd nts iel hesi ce 'xi it itt tijilinitnYesterday's xixtDualt Of ttheuiversity' Chipt(ro heboh Outclased inYesteray Du l l, andxxiiClark. Aitchinantiedl fur Meet-Final Score Is Decisive. liii xl Innf-St, Andiew. C fithCpresidiling l'l...…
…The Michigan Dail AN ARBOR, \lIII(0VN TIAISDAN, 1I \RCII 20. 1906. trOL. XVI. MIHIANTAMCHSN m lenefit Concert T 'hursdaty NightRUETAMCON RULES GOVERNING ANNUAL BIG SHOW TRYOUTS TO FOR WISCONSIN MEET MICHIGANENSIAN ELECTION' BE HELD WEDNESDAY Dunlap, Waldeck and Marker Are the R legulations Which Govern the Eflec- Anybody and Everybody Is Eligibe Additional Entries-Bishop tion of Business Manager and -All to be Givena Thor . - - ,...... M nai...…
…The Michiga-n Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHI1110 k\'I 00-Y, FERU\RY 20,1906. 0 11.. XVI. INo. 98. STUDENT SENTIMENT WILL OBSERVE WASH- INGTON'S BIRTHDAYI I S N O T U N A N I M O U S C.Smi W All S pe k in U i __..__ -_ _-_lon.H.CSmt WilpeknUi Promnen Stuent Difer n te aooo, of tie tog-ofwa r wold vesity Halal-Appropriate Pro- Prmien tuens ife li e a srios ifficuttty an(d tmater gram to Be Carried Out. Opinion As to Abolishing Hair- witch meints erot...…
…The Mic isan Daily dcIT. XVI. ANN ARBOR, A.\iWIGAX, SA'N,'RDiAN, fA>KlARV 20, i1000~. No. 81. FOOTBALL CONFERENCE IN SESSION AT CHICAGO, Professor Pattengill Will Propose the Curtailment of date Receipts. ('h i a . a i--f ii ii) -rI h ',; o tile minorLLiLti 'gincat the spor sILL. ''Citt he ge erl pi nin i it wll bLItdct l refrmed L'oe~ i iii LiLILL ii ili[LLL'. n t ea of whItiheL wl dprooi eL utL ii Li' L iisl LLLI ,inf L LLL[fLraica lchin...…
…TheMichi anDal VOL. XVI. ANN ARBOR, MIC-IGAN, \Wl)\i>1i)AD-Y, iACil3< 20. 105. No. 6y UNION W ILIL HOLD AC ORATORS ANA) DEBATERS h sihoc : sued. Among some of the SYMPHONY PROGRAM ARE AT WORKl t ~i C et Smot as a twelve- DELIGHTS AUDIENCE H LD Y M S MI TI G- ,en oldofie oy, andI iss lMildred HOLI AY ASS MEE ING Debaters Met Las.t Night ti Cn. hot r swho m lhe tole of n 'eglisli Local Orchestra Plays From Mozart, ider Argument ---anyOra: ilayo ...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN'"k\RBOR, MI('IIf} \, FRIIAY ()LE \\ f( ii . yi VOL. XVI. MEMBERS OF FACULTY FAVOR COMPROMISE The Miichigan Union and Memorial. IiSliitltilll'litl Comnittee Should Get Together riniiiiiti tI ht f teLie n t criIeel the Prevailing Sentiment -What latToqetosaestld is Faculty Members Say Tl ~oi of ihe, luni ,sca ni to resuIl itin tatbuildingiii iltil i n clii i - a conp liltliii N ii s t te t tilt ii liii ii ill 1c51an 1the...…
…ichganDaily VOL. XV AIvNN ARBOR, MICH..SATURDAY,'MV 20,1905. C ICAO OR MICH- No. 1t65 OFF FOR OBERLIN. MICHIGAN AHEAI. lefeat.e1 Oberlin inlDonhles 1etraySnls nTn: s lur meat 'i'is Vtrtiin -, ~n~TX T~ ww~ W W , Michigan's Baseball Team Will Play j . ai'i-- il ii l- at Oberlin 'Today -Wendell IGAN..ww HIIH0Will Pitch. The Strongest Track Teams in the West Will Clash on Ferry Field This Afternoon- Fitfty Chicago Rooters Coming to Support Stagg's...…
…The M"ichigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1905 NO. 79 COUNTY FAIR. Crnva Being Planned for Benefit of Michigan Union and Held Sometime in April. t lle i I t t -1ol i ]ot h - I 10 11 1 o ly a ft1m ni1h Ul irii.' bu1 t at th p iiocs f Wich 0i has 1111 i i t . 44 lil aveth l tirii h\ al1 C ->)'aI0 f t e tt 11 l111 O c~ 11 ctltyf1l all e1 Iliti ob edi h.W iela P 1 1 l 11 " ecIt f hi BIG EBAT TON GHT RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS. Preliminary...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL~. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, t904. No. 6-) EGYPT REDIVIVUS. NORTHWESTER Ancient Pyramids of Egypt (Give Up Their Dead-Reincarnated Spirits Celebrate by a Banquet at Ypsilan- ti-Organj7e the Sphinx Society. IN JANUARY o0 iV OI ating League Con= d in Ann Arbor- SINI- ill Put Up a lard W S "l First Northern Deb,, test will be hekl Northwestern wi Fight. Ii t 5 tolt illy ttteven ing he tae ofrI7; \itigt begi...…
…The Michigan Dal VOL. XV. ANN ARBO., MICH., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1904. No. 21 RUNAWAY fiAfrl "ACR[S O[ DIAMONDS" [ FOOBIA[ TODAY DINNIRICKIZS American Medics Get Worst Trounc- S. L. A Season opened-First Num-jOpen Practie and Mass Meeting at Information in Rtigjrd to Seats for tng Eser Sees on Ferry Fe~d- er Succesfl- Very Large ( Ferry Field This Afternoon- the .Mich,0an Union Score, 72 to 0-Game Fin- Crowd in Attend- Coach Yost Promises - B...…
…The iNchigan D.Wii VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR. 2)MICH., FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1904. No. 165 O[F [OR CH1ICAGO Track Team Leaves' Today at 1:38. Men in Good Condition-Fitz- patrick Says Records May Go. THE UNIVERSITY PRESS? missF Sb 5- A A{} CY- RAIN STOPS PRACTICE :NTS M Yesterdtay th j 111 the 'v -IOBBS cat -lcc-c, 'Isin game o] Rain interfered with the final trias , ATtHES THEATRE. MONDAY, MAY 23. E ) , pree a :.f the track candidates at ni ht. p...…
