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…TitE Oi: NM DAILY. Vol. X III. ANN AIt 'I l IMCI.. Ft I)XVYFEISIITAItY 18,1 1903 N. 96 TRACK Cant. Utleyasn1083Prospects The -IWX htttiI "4forliii- llit~lo" Frtesh Rela y Trials-Some Remark- "a i I0t,,itill miii i r~lw ttii able Perforancaes-Other' I"t iii Trials Today lIt- XWtt 111 i's : iitt1. rt i Y-,'tirii I 1I111kId ;II oiher :lay'of lrii i h g at lo of I'il Ir i iiii ii. fr te it'h e 11ii I :;Iii on It IIIli isle li I al ist o e o l v , ...…

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…1111 us t DALY. VOL. XIII. ANN 4AIRBORI, MICII., SUN DAY, FEB3RUARIY 15, 1903 No. 98 INDOOR MEET A SUCCESS Big Preliminary in Track Athletics Brings Strong Candidates to the Front- The Freshmen Show Great Promise The Indoor trat-k season of 103 -was ushered in successfully last night in a way that promises well for the future. Protbibly the chief thing imn- pressed upon the large nunmber of spec- tatoro was the excellence of the fresh- nan mat...…

…Ttill Us. 01F N. DAILY. VOL. -.III. AN~N ARBOR, MICIL., TLESIJAY, FEBRUARY 1.7, 1903 No. 99 FRESHI-SOPH MEET 1romisca to be Exciting-AlI-Soph Relay Team Selected-All- Fresh Team Wil be Picked Today The try-outs for the Al-Soph relay team were held yesterday afteroo. The contetants were Adolph, Wal- ton, fayes, Mlonald, Gat sd Hyde. iehstock, who mde the teamu lst year, did not run yesterday but will probably e tined today. Their re- ,mnis are ...…

…'NI' Us. OiF N. DAILY. N.Votl. XIII. ANN AtRBORI, MMI., WEDN ESD)AY, FEBIRUAIYYI19, 1903N. 1 0 VIEW BASE BALL COACH Manager Batra Announces Choice of R. C. Roach-Old League Player Michigans new ba)se' hall coach is R. C. Roach. MIanager Btairdi made the official annioun(etmetnt of this fact this morning. Mr. Roachi has heeni a inem- ber of both minor and major leagne tams.. te was formerly pitcher on thle Chicago 'National league team. aFor th...…

…Till us. OiF N. DAILY. VOL. X I II. ANN ARBOR, IMICH3., THULRSD)AY, FEB3RUAR{Y 20, 1903 NO<. 10r1 STUDENT SUICIDES Orlando G. Pepper, '06 Dent, Shot Himself Yesterday-Alleged Cause Despondency Over Work At osie o'clock yesterday aftro Orlando G. Pepper, a first year stu- dent in the dental department, shot and killed himself. Te young mean, Who was 21 years of age, lived with bis widowed mother at ltDi S. Tayer street. Before the sicide ocsurr...…

…THE us oi: N. AIY VoI. X IIIJ. ANN ARBOR, M1ICI. l"ZII)AY, FEPi UAIZY 21, 1903 No. 11 2 FRESHMEN VS. SOPHOMORES .Close Meet Predicted-Nearly One Hundred and Futy Entries- Preliminary Class Re- lay Races Tomiorrowv ti;l ovwill oitess t1h . aual trogg le btweenvO( othe fresionn 01111 sophomorel 1l(1sses0of the Iloiver- sity for tractkot toe 10'1y,'itd it tids fair to he the 1m1st01exciting" 111111tlty contested in recent years.IThe large tlttttt...…

…THE us. OiF N.DAILY. VOL. X111. ANN ARBOR, MIH., SATURDAY, FEBRUARIY 21, 1903 No. 103 FRESH-SOPH MEET Exiting Contests Promised-Prelim- inary Class Relay Races to be Run-Rooters From Both Classes will be Tihere Trhe attendance at he Fresh-Sph mneet, which is to ho hld tonight in Watermtan gymnasium, will probably be the hargest of any of he season's indoor meets. With the exception of the Fresh-Soph rush, at no time is class spirit quite so ma...…

…THlL Iis oi: N. DAILY. 22 1 1903 No. 104 VOL. XI II. ANN ARBOR, ]AIICB., SUN DAY, FEBRUJAIIY FRESHMEN WIN that he isdrifinguIt' i limemory CHORAL UNION PARTY mebrc ioarlv the iiiivilrsiof his N et was Exciting From Beginning last, fll if lthose tiniiis whichr atj A Fine Dancing and Musical Proram toEnd-Freshmen Also Capture first caised himIa o lushi with smiie Given-Occasion Greatly ~~ontro fothl) ei ueyRelay Race-Some Good irfii ii uei olii ...…

…Till U.OF N. DAILY. Tv OL. X111. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 4, 1903 No. 105 JOHN WESLEY MILL The Lack of Support ANNUAL ADDRESS Delivered an Excellent Address on lispeddiby the Univesity of lemnsyl- S. L. A's Frty-Fifth Anniversary- Washington to a Large and vall siiili'tis. Ims1bee1"riclnged1 from Prof. Willett on "The Sacred InterestedAudience a daily to a ltive-day airir" with n..rsetOhe oe Interested Audience (11011 siturday iss...…

…T.HE Us. of N.DAILY. VOL. XIII. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUTARY 2.5, 1,903 No. 100 MAY NOT COMPETE Alumni Won Norman Medal COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS Thrl ee sa muiiio the englneering' __de-___r 'ome of the Freshmen Point-Winners irsel ftl ilvrlxO llilTo be Delivered by Senator Quarles gn woll the>.Norn sigold imed-al1 101r Board of Control to Pas on lE3CY ooawrdedl sniisally is he Auri_ of Wisconsin-A Michigan Eligibility Thursday cs's Socie...…

…Tm! us. of N. DAILY. R<}.x IiT . AINN ARIBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, FEBRUARhY 203, 1903 No. 107 RESULT IS UNCERTAIN a dtro te w no -prasiios 1ai betwenttt ti' S. I, A. adGo(.o,'bt- 'ateome of Saturday's Meet Between ,'intont ( lull" ad, .thetr-nay bhota thne'Varsity Freshmen and D. repetitotn of h at straggl. twhnt S. s Pe~e atial itust Ihe oncudetl', Sittptlynthat 11e 1J. S.1S prb~elnal~a t. L. A. i gotng tan-tter intt a c -t rovry with the Godtot...…

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…1111 Us. 01F N. DAILY. - _- VOL. XII. MUNICIPAL PROBLEMS Mayor Harrison, of Chicago, Gives Comprehensive Views on Important Subject of City Government -Advice to Young Men Mtayor Carter FL. Harrison, of the municipality of C'hicigo delivered a very interesting and instructive ad- dss to a lrge nuimb(r of students in University Hllutyesterday evening M yor tHaririoiitook for iio theme, "Soe.uePhases 01fSinicipl Problems," and the maniier' ini s...…

…-aXt F'1$B 7 YEAR. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY &, 1902. NoT. 9 r UNUSUALBRILLIANCY. DIStinguj5hes the " J " Hop of "11902." Waterman GYmnnasiumn a Scene of Animate and Inani- mate Beauty. Lighting )Effects Su= perlb. Three Hundred Couples in Line for the Grand March. titl t t1 ti linT I 2'I ~lt11 4 l I, I it 11 TT I41111,_I1'TT Ti 1r . 44. IH . IIiT IT illT r I1il T I'taJlltrQik piat:tl-.V ~.4t i' TI"TtlT I. ITT 1411)4"'11 il -' i4,«O...…

…i ::K. r e ' .. _, ., ---__.__ ** w IT E&$. ANN .ARBOR, MICH., TIES BASEBALL!! BASEBALL!! Prospects and Program of the Ves- Men urnOnt n Aswerto vii per Services. Flft MenTurnOatin Aswerto Pof.Stanley i>f the Sih~al atfMul'c SnOW's Call---To. Early to Make iutitsuuteft last teitig tit' pro graii Any Prophecy fr teiSaso. ' r e ss'riites, wis'lish art'yItoltet1in .~ or he easn. Ttlitlya . As usual there w-ill Ile twit a week. etry Tiesday saditu...…

…7ir ,_ -. "," 1 Y L k i S # 1 '. ............. .n. bi er 4,v"H- ATNIN ARBOR, MICF3., E )NESDI- Y, FEB11Il-ARY 12. No. 94 ILIrINO STUDENTS. i hilt ti I III~iiiii're [ty sog-- CHARLES EMORY SMITH. lit, their stronglo ndcoi esirorl; I"~i Yartoa Club Sends Them Evey o it h e Sisishivoce <re ikn One of the S. L. A. ' Stars" Sinall3 I~ Aerican Universities if e,%,'i iui«iioaillibtle. liiii-till Honored by the Empire state. --. ii i ltbeiii iititii5t...…

…41C 1 " ,TL r E L i i W. 2 rM w"rir . w.ly w. rf CA FLU ET YEAR. ANN ARI3OR, MIH., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13 1902. No, 95i PRELIMINARY MEET. Clare Entries for the Different Events and a Better Class of Material Than Ever Before. +.rt'the "' ,ll I 'j, aks',5 e 1t1 'e "1h i~t "hvnri ,. ;t r heellh+h iiiX' d r ~ let H , thatihe i re, ttt 1t, tit illhateIitt ti ttuthi Iea 'nI ' , 1 11 .1 ir e i, it, e lI,,i e h I ' ' 'I: '~eu 1 1 r ~ te h e il e k r i...…

…DAI MEW PRELIMINARY MEET TONIGHT 0utlook Good for Many stiff Coutests. A Forecast of Results. lucy it- ft -l i ht t tti(r1-' t inl tt ~tu 7ll rts11it i tfi a is.i thut : tl t : t t ' t l t tilt- t -uW ht . b u t theti- -t W t- i ilt it t ili]i,(. I iti. li fi nt sli(-~ 0 flt l it ltt t ittet fiIt- ti~ l f it ifNO t o tl i t f iu nti lt, I t 1 I t i ir li ti h I i'd tt ill t~ tw l it oi tf t t +,ul t o i. l t 1 1 r i t c ab f It t~ ut ti " t el...…

…DAIL 4 kcaeT Y'~~ A-NN ARBOR, MIH.,SATUI-tD -, FEBRUARtY ;1i. THE TRIAL MEET. Famous Hat POWERS TONIGHT. Last Night's Meet Proves That, We "sh iiiiii xit i lxixxthis nlxxxiiliii S Will h elRpesne nt e lo lIrtn E iI, lr l i trd zitga's Old FascrIie Wili Pesent he wel Reprsentesie th Beaare to a Large Track Events This ear. ln ,x If ,tioil, r xi "ithix, i" ixt Audecle This Erienin. iiitxi x l iii md t, loti, tn t t r l xx I inu i, t, ii'. 'tItxi...…

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…AN110 1 (Br ~l l11 J1 j A'1, I'21TAL -102Ro. No. A GREAT SPEECH D~elivered Yesterdav After'noon in University- Hall by Williamn J. Bryan on the Subje4.. "A Conquering Nation." An Unparalleled Ovation and One of the Largest Audiences Eger Assembled in the Splendid Auditorium. MICHIGAN VICTORIOUS The - Illiru "Team, Meets an O 0 wemroDe e a[ A B81 AUDIENCE a .(ito ige N-KOReil a Lou i VYelcori e-Tic Hit ofthte Se, : L xpectul. ,)f 1 1t("1I:;;'t3...…

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…i p A41 T ix YEAR. FORESTRY DEPARTMENT Al-'NT ARBOR, I CH., WEDNESDA Y, 1'E'1 VAt ; li5 - FESH -SO PH MtET :. _': T...Auaxie xxi'ci ence ' 1i ix' . B P lixu 'Thiiil il assi C ie Ot l l ;I i i l ia t' : 3 5 .5 lxTill tt{ i ii \1 ' I . 1 1 11 ; :II l ; I t+' 0 xii I x 1:; ttl t 1'('I2i x' (11 (I(g±ylixix (xx'"'' I .Ixx 'xxi'tx' M'iO'RE L O Nxi 1'(l 110'0'11i 1 -0:10 t x'ill It li ii" ''( ' i +t h ( x ii" xx i i lxx ti tl, xx II xxxi xx :I .lix l...…

…r - im JMZMA FIRST YEAR. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THUQRS DAYj FEBRUARY 27, 1902. -- ____ TO MICHIGAN'S CELEBRITIES The DailyNews Tenders a Grand Full- Dres Ball in Recognition of Ther Rank and Services. The Press Also Invited. =AId o~ :1 ''i eari'll 'fid n ( . il itf~t l: viu a 1a1!I'ii th' l"it r o +ale I{f .Teafiii N v1 Stil "t s F { ttt.t l2 ui t riii ii l u ili to ' a 'I lihi' tvli/ e , h iSt1 i h iii lIJN i h hw i a Ch f i ti h o U n t -X t i t'...…

…DAIL: EWS tb n,., cr '~ ~AU.ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, FEBRtTARY 2, 1902. FRESH-SOPH ENTRIES cl}I L I4ng.{144 'Md-i(.'lif'. PENNSYLVANIA TEAM Med4ic; EarrI n. 444 Lt Zt Sr44t.'4 heLge Number Ever Entered in Lit; Ohulhh. 0 Lit: 144.i Wi'n-, : A Sort Sketch of the Men Who Are Such a Meet. S' l1444fl'44'l. '(4. l. to Meet Michigan Deater. 1444w l'at41et11. 144144444 i 44414 02414-144[( (4 ol("411:4444o 4en1.1i4.4i~ f : f lt [ni iot 141 1 11e 4 411...…

…The Michigan DaIl 1y VOtL. XIV. ANN ARB W, MICH., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1914. No. 91 "PARSIIAL." of Parsifal forbd str dwelling on the ( VONROE DOCTRINE. KILLIFER MAY PITCH I____lw eisod55(es whici are istifed by- The annontcement tat Karstens Professor Stanley Lectured to an in- bte great anti helpful lessons. Any Professor Hart Begins His Course of wht tas retett tpon to be the stand- mose Audience-Lantern Used toI one who atstrociaes the cor...…

…Th Michigan Daily VOL. XIV . ANN A ' 3ot, ,I ICH.. WEIDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1904. No. 92 JUNIOR FESTIVAL. I)PAINLEISS DENTISTRY. "WSIUAL CLUBS CONCEfRT. 1 TO BE REPEATED. Unusual Preoaration for the Event. Michigan the Firt University in thej The Annual Midwinter Concert to be "J" Hop Visitors Will Have an Oppor- Electrical Effects and General World to Establish a Course in Held in University Hall Saturday, tunity to Hear the Comedy Club De...…

…-he Michigan Dil VOL..xiv. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY,* FEBRUARY 16, 1904 No. %i R[fIIAY SENIOR LAWS WILL DANCE. ~ EJIRIO. GYM. TEAM GOES. PR 1N1NAY N . TE UNIR 10R'Ihe aragemetis have toli aicuti Will he an Exciting Affair - Trach Ill(, scndini the series of dances( The Great Social Function of .1905 cmpilleeil for thirexhibitioni le gyma arr anged by the Seniir aw class will nastic earn is to give il Ietrit n Schedule - Basehall Men Begin be ...…

…The icigan Daily Voi,. XIV. ANN XK1 UkICH-.. \VEDNII*SDAX, VFEBRUARY 17, 1904. NO. u4 TRACK "E[N BUiSY. fAY IIISTIVAL. Are Hard at Work for Saturdays Last Years 'avarites Wil Again Ap-j Meet-Large Number of Entries fear This Year - Complete Pro- Expected-Class Relay Trials tram of Festival Concerts- in Progress. Choral Union Tonight. 'Ile rak tte tllit Soti lrd This all 1-tos at 2 ant 3 oiclsok, stor yeteray ll ls'15e5 is to 1 rofestesorIt...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL~. XIV. PITTSBUJRGHICONCERT. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TlHURSDAY, FE1BRUARY :lt,, 904. No. U "1AV HAVE MEETf. I ARCrIII1[CIIRAL [RANCE. '106 LAW BANQUET. Victor Herbert's Orchestra Made a Hit in Choral Union Series- "Parsifal" Selection the Fav- orite With the Large Aud- ience. Girls' Mast Meetint in Barbour Gym- nasium--In Favor of a Contest- improvements Over Last Y'ear's Affair Discussed. 't'tiesdaoy os-i 'inse i otl5:30...…

…}1g L 3 T 'he I I F_ i VOL. XIV. Vor.. XIV.AN ARBORI MICII., FRIDAY, FEB0RUARY 1(,, 1904 N.N .NU. Gb MlANY E(TRIEf. Preliminary Meet tomorrow Nght Promises to be a Grait Sccs- Class Relay Races Postponed -The Entries. ' The etries for' the '\asiy 1prelim- nary miececlosed ii li iii ll( h pete makes i t clv c i c cl iI mee aurlay i ght wil Il 1 ct th mostlicceihcicic ccliaiirs"Ne iel tin l'w gynii i. 'T ecii he ee Coli itii n c F . .1 Soph....…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATIURDAY, IiEEtBRUJARY 20. 1904 No. 7 PRELIMrINARY friT. Track Season of 1904 will be Inaugu- rated--New Men Expected to Win Plaes-Rose does Good Work withShSot-List of Officials. 'mihocxiirs the Preilminiiary i- dor eelwichkrkmill giv' te raek ulen(thiir Iisl eatry-utlthis yea. The resut. o iite i'i'i is asaied w ih a groat deal ofieires.lfor he uei' men ihair sownis ui aliily i traiinig tha...…

…The Michig n Daly. VOL. XIV. ANN ARBO13R, MICH., SUNDAY, FEB1RUARY 21, t901. No. 98 FRESIVYIEN THE[STARS. ! I iiii'i5 in.5i sec. ANNUJAL ADDRSS. SEVENTH EDITION. I l -is d H endrytied for irti Srie1f0ii tdns C rsin l (ii 5. tise' New Men Made Fine Showing in Last !SevieIofth-tuens'Chisin heseelth eiton of Cole' Nights Meet-Dead Heat in Mile 40 Yard Dash -Final Association in University Hall To- l'iiivit III iat I iiatis upon vithe Run-Summarie...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, Fl,"BRUARY 2>, 1901. No. 49 WASUINGTON'S BIRTHDOAY.i POITICS WAX WARMr. I NiID-WINER BANQ[T. '06 LAW BANQUET. Exercises Held is University Hall Yes Several Candidates are is the Field for -toasmasters Club Held Its Mid-Win- Banquet Held by '06 Law Class Last terday Afternoon-Professor Stan '5 Miciganensian Offices-Elec- tr Banquet last Friday Evening Night a Great Success-Speaking ley Ope...…

…The IVI i Dily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MILCH., WlVEI)NESDAV, FE.BRUARY 2., 1904. No. 1010 FITZPATRICK DISSATISFIED; Not Pleased with Saturday Nights Showing-Fresh-Soph Meet NextI Saturday-Ramley Ineligible. NEW USE FOR RADIUM. 1 ie hs I ti t licbeen a o Idol- FOUNDER'S DAY. Celebrated Meoay by Membeos ot Medical Department~- Account of Life and Work of Dr. Froth- inegh-im. 3 t t k Trainer Fitzaicik adist i'Im i 11 tvess'icv erdta elg r o ...…

…TeMichigan Dil VOL.- XIV. ANN ARII )I{ MICH., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 190 No. 101 FRSH SOP". fME[. ORATOR M"JPBL[D. THE[ATRES O[IFRANC.' ALUMfrNI ORANIZ. Think They Will Win Fresh-Soph'"J" Law is Made Subject of Joke well Interesting Lecture by ProfessrtEf- Graduates of the University of Michi- Meet-Track Men Hard at Work Planncd by Two Freshmen - iner-Theatres of the French eirn n the State of Washington -Great Interest Shown in Re- Brins Humii...…

…The Michigan 'Daily Vol.. XiV. ANN ARBOR MICH. FRIDAY, FEBRUA\RY2, 194 No. 102 [ RII-flSOPI. ENRI[S. BAD COIN FOUND. GRAflIAPI LAYLOR "E[RE. JUNIOR LAW BANQUET. Yeserda Edwoard I Ialot, a Junor he1nq1sis0s)ow1 fl LreNumber of Contestants in Sat'Mdc arden of the Chicago Commons will gvng1111 fln ewycondcone; m;ai111eacI classn10 is i fl urday Nights Meet-Relay Races (fl olin the1111od il11Monroe'0( Lecture at University Hall Sun w(of les elaora...…

…TheMichigan Dail TOL.. XIV. ANN ARIISR, MICH.. SATURDAY, FElBRUARY 27 I90-1 No. 103 FRESH-.-SOPH-. M [[I. 1900 P1[IC BANQUT. [[WIS WINS. VEiA[ POISONIN. Close Contest Expected-Both Sides Banquet Thur day Evening Mre Defeats 1. W. Jayne for Business Man- Sixty Students at one Boarding House Confident-Rose Will Compete- Largely Attended than Last Year ager of 05 Michiganensian-Miss Poisoned by Infected Veal-No In- Great Enthusiasm Manifested. -F...…

…The Mchign Daily 1Vo l. :IV . A N N A RBO R, M IC . SU N D A Y , FEBR U A RY 2S , 904 , N o. 104 SOPHOO1R[S WON. 6RAUUA"r TAYLOR. 6R[S' AITL[TIC MEEUT. ORATORICAL CONTEST. Final Score 46 to 43 -. ose Breaks All Professor Taylor Lectures this After-; Committees Appointed to Make Ar- Class Oratorical Contests well Under 'Varsity Records for Shot Put- noon in University Hall-Scholar- rangements for the Meet-Numer- Way - J. G. Welch Wins Junior Th...…

…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-...…

…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 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...…

…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 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...…