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…THE MICH1GAN DAILY __.. .. , ... I - I.. =:n L HATS HATS HATS HATS ,r 9 ..i HATS HATS HATS HATS Go S To DRUGS KODAKS r rr To Calkins' For Ada Water Thirty Years the Ilest CANDY alkins' Pharmacy SODA M See us when you want music, records, Q ALLMENDINGER Music Shop A1 musical instruments and Supplies COLUMBIA RECORDS Will play on your Phonograph They outlast all others and cost less Best Dance Records $1.00 Popular Song Hits ...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY Although we have been offered $50 per Pound for Elon Developer which we could get along without, but which gives better results for AMATEUR FINISHING we refused the offer because we are determined to give to you, Mr. Amateur, the best results obtainable. THE WONDER IS that we do not charge any more than the other fellow who uses a make-shift developer. We foresaw this condition and "safety first", we believed in PR...…

…AAr, am.W~ XNCE, OF THE YEAR The LOCAl e Michigan Daily SUBSCRIBE Now MAILED 75c o- Vol. XXV, No. l4. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1915. PRICE Fl .. -,-- HIT CASE TWIRLERHSR FOR /7-RUlN TOTAL Varsity Men Find Science Slab Artists for 16 Bingles, While McNainara lolds Ohioans to Lone Safe One A IR-TIdT PWI TCIN4 CUTS OFF VISITORS' INITIAL INNING LEAD TODAY SECOND YEAR MEN WIN ARSITY MEET Yearlings and Juniors Lead Senior T...…

…TnlE MICHIGAN DAILY You'll be admired and oft' times envied in one of our swell form fitting suits. Suits of fully shrun- - - ken pure woolen cloth. There's a ciash and class to our tailoring that sets off your figure to the best advantage. And another thing, the suit will hold its shape and wear well. Have you ordered your flannel trousers? ust Received a Shipmnent of -SOLEBD CANVAS OXFORDS ust the thing for this kind of weather to Duck Hats...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY p in Theatrical Circle as the vast audience thronged out. "How do they produce that flitting misty figure seen now and then and half guessed the rest of the time?" But "how they do it" is one of the secrets that makes this picture sQ charming. "Hypocrites" will be in Ann Arbor at the Majestic theater for three days only, May 6, 7 and 8, mat- inee and night. "HYPOCRITES" HAS RECORDi RUN AT NEW YORK CIVY THEATER from "H...…

…t ;.T Big This year the university section fur- nished the most thrilling battle ever staged in the west, that being between the teams of University of Wisconsin and University of Michigan in the four mile event. When it was over, the Wisconsin team, which won, had raced over four miles, three-fifths of a second faster than the famous Oxford team which won the event at the Penn: games, and Michigan team had stepped the distance faster than ...…

…T~b MICHIGAN LAXLY lillowmill" I..- '" - --- -was. - a ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ____ ___ __ ____ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ ____ ___ ___ __.____ ___ - _ _ M FN who select their attire with punctilious care, with iV.an eye for exclusiveness- and individuality as well as quality, are invited to inspect our showing of all.that is new in Stein-lloch Smart Clothes, Hats and Haber- dashery for warm weather-a comprehensive assor...…

…_. f- I w. ,. ..-, Dear Sir: Now look here a minute-you cannot afford to go and spend your good money for films, take the trouble to make the ex- posures (some of which you can never get again) and then tal. e the film to s me careless or inexperience person to develop for you. I say you cannot afford to do that. The backbone of every picture is the negative -and a poor negative is more of ten the fault of the person who develops it than th...…

…1 rI C ilgan p 2 IV, No. 149. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURPAY, MAY 2, 1914. PRICE FIVE~ S FAVOR LL TEAM EUAL MEET EVENTS FOR TODAY VARSITY NINE BIDS FAIR TO SET A COLLEGE RECORD Michigan-Cornell track meet, field, 2:00 o'clock. Michigan-Case Tech baseball Ferry field, 3:30 o'clock' Busrah social, Newberrv hall, o'clock, Ferry game, Michigan has a great nine. The Varsity has won 11 games out of the 12 contests played this year, ...…

…i E MICHIGAN DAILY ffcial newspaper at the University of Mich- L.Published every morning except Mon- during the university year. I, I: agents for the Slotted Throat .1 NG Rackets Tennis Balls 3 for $1.00 any make' Look over our Rackets before buying Woolens from, co . SHEEHAN's STUDENTS" BOOJKSTOg3 11 ~iiim. TABLE ; i k Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan ender Act .91 Congress Of March 3, 1879. Offices Ann Arbor Pre...…

…Try the new paper [I OF N'S SUITS, HATS, PS and FURNISHINGS SELTONA ur dollars to have more trading at Wadhams & ting satisfaction with ev- Prints ink daylight and Stotes itself. Beautiful Sepia prints with little work. Calkin'sPharmacy -" IRST THING you do today our store and choose your spi clothes. Then it is settled. J. F. Wuerth Co. efficient vice insures prompt deliv o .o Our complete and compret sive exhibit of quality clo afford...…

…THlE MICHTG ,.Ni DAILY.f SPRING CLOTHESli I k a rr LYNDON'. I I ,I .- q fliaMS9 est Cure for that "4Spring Fever" is a Tailored S'uit V FABRIC SNAPPY STYLES PERFECT FIT SUiX TS TO ORDER AL68O MALCOLM, 604E Liberty Amateur finishing 719 N. University Ave. IN'JRCI1Y4 ASEALL ,IS NEAR 'EX)01' FIRST Ri{VI1) Freshb Pharmics and FreshEnier Aro Eiinated b), sUItio bitsnand Lw Three games brought the l terclas baseball series near the end...…

…- -.A . ., r £ . Td ONLY MORNING PAPER IN ANN ARBOR I Th~o ; :; }.: ; v .. !p A ...- Vol. XXIII, No. 149. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1913. _ -.___ _ .____ PITTSBURGERS PRESENT GAME IN TWO INNINGS Contest, Which Appeared as Pitcher' Battle is Won by Michigan's Long Distance Hits; Score 6 to 1. BARIBEAU GIVES EXCELLENT EXHIBITION OF PITCHIIN( Game Is By Far the Best One Seen on Ferry Field llis Season. Two innings caused t...…

…THE~ MICHIGAN DAILY e Line of Sprn W)~e R THlE MICIGAN DAILY IWOMEN TO AMEND LEAGUE RULES! Largest Assortment in the City Ready for Your Inspection, WILD. CO. 311 S. State Street Official newspaper" at the University of Mich- Published every miorning except Monday dur- ing the univ ersityl year. E~ntered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Mich- igan, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1 879. Offices: Second floor, Ann Arbor Press Build- in...…

…TAIE MICXfIGAN DAILY. 4t just stylish it correct in- style. To just offer you stylish clothing would be easy for us but would soon set you doubting the value of our store service. We study the difference between style and correct style so that you may feel securedi any selection yon may make here. There is an individuality in the styles of Stein=Bloch Smart Clothes that pleases the critical buyer-ma glance at yourself in a Stein-~Bloch Spr...…

…THE MICHIGA14 DAILY . ...... .....r. CAMPUS IN BRIEF. Dr. R. Peterson, of the medical de- partment, returned from Rochester, N. Y., yesterday, where he read two papers before the New York State Medical Society. -o- Senior engineers contributed their class dues of $2 per man in a respon- sive way when they collected a sum of $130 yesterday. A sum has been set aside to purchase a table for the Michigan Union; and a memorial bench which will b...…

…higan Da kRBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1912. .r..._ ._.,-.. a.1 . . - . . . - : . . I vt1 9.-F a li iur A nfl OUT COMES T FOM TODAY TON RIOMI),INITIAL SING Tuesday .fay 14 Selected in Case the Weather Does Not Permit Swing on Tursday. CAPS AND OWNS ARE REA )DY. Unless the weather man interferes and puts a stop to the festivities, the annual senior swing-out will be held on Thursday, May 9, with Tuesday, May 14, as the date if the ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY4 re Streit I I< lowatores, te aot THE 'I~1A DAILY MeARre dcamnatiou. counts for little. Vacation TAILORS Street ia NlaWa[ 9i tlcrWr 4. . J n'al s We carry a complete line of eLee Slotted Throat Rackets We have several Models of ese Rackets, L.L GOODS GUARANTEED We also carry the SR ackets Official Newspaper at the University .of Michigan. Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school, year. Entered...…

…I( GAN DAILY al ~ _ _ r the lowest con- - ial $3Hats Apfel 't is,s Clubs4 partfes now and get, your s. Call 570-L MUSIC AND DRAMA Organ Recital. The last Faculty concert of the year will be held, in University Hall at 8 o'clock tonight. The custom which was followed for a good many years, but which has been discontinued for the past few seasons, will again be followed out,-namely, the concert, will take the form of an Organ Reci- tal ...…

…_I I1 AlLY °. -"k ,- NT ESCAPES L; )OT FQOUND. ed from page 1.) some one outside. He ] affirms that he heard a voice plaintive- ly speaking to him through the pane. "I am cold and sick" it said, "please let me in." "Get 'out of here," the sick man returned, believing that a burglar might be prying around. The voice repeated its plea, and the sick man declared that he believed, he could outline the hazy figure of a man on the porch. He ...…

…Vol. XXL ~~~~~~~ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANTlNiN NN 2 fI iil Vol. XXI. NO. r.;t3. SASAT RICKEY "1F WAS NOT TO BLAME Grad Asserts That Criticism of1 Coach For Calling Squeeze tc Play is Unjust Fi ()I f-A Fl-f{ [. PLENTY OF "EATS" Y cholwilll)t>>< FOR BIG SMOKER ,clfd t,17ci-atllcteCider and Doughnuts Will Help All( he tae 1 1£11 Seniors Sing Praises of nea Ijy ith - o Old 1911 Tonight l iiih c llt cltr 1 fIt -liii( 11i~cll It i- 1fi t ,, t a . ...…

…G.I.WILD CO. .31 OSATE STREET Opnngdsplay of Sp np ndSum- rnr ooens of t, -cusve Styles hoe ;ITS, (VLRCA TS, and y 14USERS 1THlE MICHIGAN DAILY liltn.V ~n I~~~ ________________=. cail I I ' ..______.__. -_-_- ----- x cgonlntons nal 1lnllc iii-. I )r.ii \ln'_, D. Clok, In n'(H ll Managing IEditor-L~E A WHITE. Business Manager-NORMtAN I1. IL.. EDITORS. News Editor........... Harold Titus Assistant.............tHarry Z. Fotz Athletic Editor....…

…TH1E MICHIGAN DAILY ' 1 1 t , t - F. W11. i. e Tihe pW at i P'N eCLASS 6g inli e ..,tn.. me 254 Wocedttrl t rThe Ann Arb-- y " 'sIci'a t, itttd tiI1ad _.. tlt- JVLRT! INGl??. JAHi SF, tea ll R F I, iA ' )i i i ikid ar, op itor f teC ll itl rie alu ili ii eClub" l ead ed . lien t o tell rimi ll Jail.Shirts i iqur totden i it: it'if cs fHats iii "ch ili"'wih helitran i oIi it si tc i ithoti t he lt'til ttiit' nl~eti-ito exiert a Trunks i *1...…

…ursing Buds F.::! T . y VY b. Suggests the freshness and harmuony of our NEW SPRING FASHIONS. Our models are devoid of fads yet Superb in style rightness. We will fit you with uneering precision at price that fits your purse T FIX MICHIGAN DAILY SUNIVERSITY NOTICE'S 1115.si1111 73 5 i '1 l1 5(11 111e1 Cass l 51 1" ti '} - 1' % 7-.11,11 V )1 1 ca-as.8.5PM ist A!riday, May 5 SIe at 1111B(esit d karlst -i 1 t 1c111 1 1. 15 1o 111ay 1that TheS...…

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… THE MICI{IfIAN4 DAILY GHI. Wild Comipanly ! MERCHANT TAILORS : iHave received a large line of woolens for SPRING and SUM- MER in (Mttenium, Light, and Dark Art Leather) Silver Drab, Grecian iDrab, Light Mole. Royal Gray, and Kings Tan. We have the Blarney, Hudson, Cumoberland, Chester, Orient, Pet- horn, Australia, Cymric, Bullion, Federal, Empire, Raeburn, Irish Boating Tweed, and London Wors- teds Pilease come early and have your Suit rese...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ALL READ" FOR PREP MEET ihiih scit-I ('1111) \x 111 )Iii yrnt ____ itinpay, ( iii nt ' ' thle ,dC Sam, Burchfield's (liechisi ''n1 1th c, nl Largest Num er of Entries in Years ttrud. 'f tttic~l feronl), iitt FieT ioig Includes Leading Schools. 'liaal <ic, t tIc 'tocii. h NP itthe telfttlannual ititerscltclas- Stare patty "C1(Ti ~i~ ftl ltire T ~a etic fieldlaixi track mttonly three 'weeks elseirt.'iiiolei till.1 p ';t) ilt ...…

… 1HR M1CHIGAN4 DAILY G- AHEAD UNIVER2SITY NOTICES t~i,1, t lt a d oubfulskil. 11sentior scall at ,iack's anit imen Y o ,1 i yur eptaiofr ontiay for caps and gowins. ,i-ti-insli, sal n-Lin n ieileto o ficr orh ocea Up 1111 oat i-lt ii s-eaflt ~ . -1 sapagitofillbe fheld Mionday night at XX i-n tal ci -i oot lau o li-t- /Lastineetting of I'-Iit-raltic beset-cit teiiSi rl aitnatd Suiiiiiii-e fabic;--. Fci i at t9:fo a. in today:;ilettirn eo fu i ...…

…The Michia Daily ANN ARBOR, \IJCIW k\ , S \TIRDAYt M Vt 2, 46of. Vol.. XVIII. No, 1-3. MICHIGAN PLAYS' FOR C\ B~NILLTEK SUBSCRIPTION ' AI S ET TRA TO BELOIT "TODAY Xtunrni da}., Jn 7 ilSee rimore BE RAISED TODAY iai oneocainWhlAlmidyE ERWisconsin School Makes Good does not Caninence until the °t7th, tre floney. Has. tob in -Hands ,of IL LAt~JA U A L alumnni till begin to arrive on the 1~th Record on Trip-Class Teams aseek titilirCouncil-To...…

…T-W.C MICHIGA N D AIL G. I.Wil CllhalyI iS ine of fine Our Spit Imported adl.domestic WuNES Is now ready. It inclndes all the latest Novelies Shades and Up-to-IDate Patterns in Moose Brown, Caribou Tan, Leather Shade, (frays and Fancy Blues. Youzr patronaget respectfuly solicited. G, H. Wild Comipally 311 South State Street If Youz Buya Base Ball Mitt a bat or anything in the sportiiig goods line -o'll he well suited if ou buy it of Ir Stu...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY A NN \ARBOLR CITIZENS enginers ialio in te l tinogicl d N®owis the lime STYV j1QADV mST YETI priniclt L i tjiv'Eii'rDRI1K~yiAKCA -TO _) -intdttfrom10their savage swar dances gibes adt onc t a r 5 t'hteQC\xmia- To loadta Conki onanPr. utci ti n ony t ittreak ottimmitahtev in amort io o oterIse, 11 requ Iiret.t t tt icink press the Cec n-Iiir.n e tfl t w SAVE[ TIMYE itdetrinttttfrante of 1mind,(1kttn'etge ift i: ct a slasit s ...…

…If"* 1IC1HtGAI(DAILY __ CA E D R V s P C A A EMay -2-County lair in the gyitta- _ O N TW O PIE C E 1 0 0 0May 5 -Concert by University Corches- S. P. Lckwood, coductor. S R N U T N Iry acuof cpieces , High Schooloum STUDENTS WEAR ha8 lult$cocertm i HENRY a .Co. Mfay 7-Lecture on "L'Avare," by 709-711 NORTH UNIVER SITY AVENUE Prof. Mritz Levi, Tappan Hall lecture OPEN EVENINGS o,4p . MMay 8-LAavre," presented" by the GEN INE Cerce Dramatique Fr...…

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…1 TOETiTV ICHTGJAN ItAILY tJt A College Man looks as much a fossil in a suit of clothes made for his father as a Vassar girl would appear if she wore a dress buil for her mother. The difference twixt College Brand Clothe (just for young chaps and men who envy the youth) and usual garments, is every whit this much, no price difference. Fine Line of Spring Hats and Furnishings WALK-OVER OXFORDS $3.50--FOR MEN AND WOMEN--$5.00 PTe strongest ch...…

…'I III.M iCIfff.AN Kf)Ai UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGOI ALARI1 C LOCiKSI {Quarter, 1907 -' Ciapmfan's Jewelry Store; 206 SO( litHSMAIN S 1 1:: i ~204 South State Streetj CA LENDAR. so bu Pit tie .oui savfC 11 1) Iilrc trouble ti t ti+ rU ti 'I 1;11 i~ : i{il tf ic l 1 >a111>c . t~ meanrigh glves ~icilr ll 1trt11('1 ;il -'1 1 '11r so bu Felv es ani sav (t 11 iilt~lll 1 t 1 r4 It i I It I,. all. k FI U itt)1;1\, )-I I 11. llc tti t 't. t i 1 11 1 1"tt ...…

…The Michigan Daily ,TOL. XVI. CHICAGO FOOTBALL GAME PROBABLY CALLED OFF Chicago Has Apparently Asked to Be Released Fronm Contract--Mich- igan Will rant Request. From pre'scnt indicsations it is highly inpoal hat the foothll gaite te- fur nexti Nouieimibir iwill eversi le plye. ACiaodshpth sin oeof last ight's Deitpes sttiI that te ftoestli ,,f ie L iii iiiti of .Chiicguhail o- I Idd eutist toiPrIidsieit t igell ltiuuuhsitis iupsisilitobas ex...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I THE LEADING WMakers of Men's Clothes. All the latest London styles and fabrics for any and all occasions. IFULL DREfSS SUITIS A SPECUIALTY j 311 S. State St. Ann Arbor. Micli. e Engraved Cards I and Announcements Ordered now will reach you in a very short ftume. Don't put it off till the rush season and run the risk of delay. We're showing several new styles of cards. 100 Cards and Plate, $1.25, Script 2.50, Roman 3....…

…-- TE MICHIGA For Art and Skill in ITailorinq Men's6 Call on All,,roods i SAM BURCHFIELD & CO. Collar, The Recognized First Tailoring Trade of the City M AC] 106 EAST URON STREET Fine Furnishing s Ia.t3i t -e ,rfor a hi-la ae Stand. Sponrar muast parr--a ea01N.aSa yle, Quaslity and Value. In e' hoseck ra+ erisis a partila arly noaticale.r CIffs, Neckties, Negligee Shirts Hosiery, Harndkerchiefs, Jewvelry. Aia-INe, 7ratest .iylesv-. K CACOMPAN...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY- *a ~ ~ V ~I Hockllg Valley Ry. CONTINUES ITS EXCELLENT TRAIN SERVICE Yo-a will find !Four Trains Daily From Toledo Carrying Parlor Curs, on Day Trains Sleeping Cars on Night Trains u Union Depotowin Toledoland Co- lumbus S. E. CLARK, 32 I Campus Martius Detroit, Mich.' F. J: SCHUH SANITARY PLUMBING Gas and Electric Students' Supplies A SPECIALTY J. F. SCHUH, 207 E. Washington St. fBAILEY & EDMUNDS fporttno Gooa'0 121tlEast...…

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…THlE MICHIIGAN DAILY". W oooo00oooosofooso'["I1 F I11C H I OiAN I)AILY.J Eneeda seoi i'it nat i h n *ro I'crutuuu ____ *";t .N IIEt, 1u.E 101 *et Maagn Edior J.SANEYEUEY « T a i l o rIi Bui e s Ma a e L LA 4A1HO PS N * ~~~~ 1~* .I i2 o* t lto --- -_ -__ --C Y E L E .f I Vf l0 * Mngi dn..........-J . IdaNL 1.Y SAL V * THE NE S RIG .I.(,avr arr 1 nrw *, *I.ii ii. C ii I.lii R: THE 1NEW ,PRING .x1.rtieyr iad ii i *Is WO LE S.R A , is ickn C tore ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. f+ DART, SCVIAFFNER& MARX Suits, Raincoats, Top Coats atnd STrousers for spring of' 190o5 now ready for your iuspectionu. ZLUT The Clothier, 217 So. Mair St., +4#+ +44 +, ++iof"1-l+l4I-t MACK & COS. TEA ROOM SFOR LNHEN ~Table D' Rote and European .Plan r, Everything First-Class 2n1d floor ...Money Loaned... j On Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry and all High Class Chattel and ('ollateral security. 4 W. J. LOURIM. 104 4th A'e. Oppo...…

…11fll MICHIGAN DAILY. WANDAT1 IPHOTOGRAPHER. Study with a Good Light Thereis'no bet TH~E WELSBACA ALL STYLES A" Itte light thant REAI)INI "E ALL, PRICS.. The Ann Arbor Gas Corn A. G. SPalding & Bros. WROIU' \V(W i 4 If tlies OW ellii,' 010111 , ATHLETIC IMPLEMENTS r BASE BALL BASKET BALL TRAIN; GOLF BOXING GLOVES To ALBION, M) STRIKING BAGS KALAMAZOO,, GYMNASIUM GOODS On G. T. R A. (0. SPA LDINO & BROS LO. RTE VOWliTES Spec of Comfort )i1 I it...…

…Nob,. XIII. AiNN ARBOR MICIL. SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1903 No. 1:54 THE SWING-OUT ( ROOTERS OUT VOJD GOVERNMENT LECTURE BASEBALL RULES Fine Showing by Senior Lit-Eng ClassI Chicago Toda y-Noise on the Side 11ir Franklin H. Hed Spoke Lst The Followin Rles Govern al11 Class is their First Appearance in Lines May Win the Gaie-Cloe Evlsening to an Intersted aid Gams ad Sosud be of Interest Classic Garb -Dr. Angell Contest Expected Wel Pleased Audience to...…

…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. THlE U. OF M DAILY"'ifre i>liale.1 Sprng M.The i'eremloml lof yesterday would 111l0e teliWeleole/lPI Pos t ooofc c h .rdatd) lse o l eat flnouncemwent t Colee yx ear ath Uivoersty of Mietir ; ;:z; 11d n l;00 - e.1'1'at.iGoIf Clubs N -^^^ - 111 allical e 11111113eher ofi11 MANAGING EDITOR, (.alcolnobehdil111yfte The largest 111(1 flI~ ~ ~ BSINE EARLE I. HOUSTON.'0. 100ol111t'111ii coplete h l BSNS INOR £l slia ...…

…THE IJNIEII iTY OF MCJIA AIL.Y. WHITE KJ)o FANCY 1 Y j] u If you want to know *Ismartly dressed sToj a wilt wear this sea- so,- ak to se 7)i) ;7 1F (lwiti lv l ld Olni~t t 4". L.Lt Cit U I j % d 1.n 1(1 Acoordiii lo t 1e ist II 111" an Sni rt'CLole EBERxACH SON, PRTR A 112 S. iMain .'t-snd .342.5.. Slate St. a PALACE AND PARISIAN L~lll~ry~OllYf ave V Ot Y0.et,. upt-At 11,ii electe That's the place swher it 00 the toeast trouble to your- selvs....…

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