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…Mic__n Daily I MAILED TO ANY ADDRESS $3.00 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NO EMBER 2, 1912. PRICE FIVE' CENTS 1* * * * * * * * * *, * t TODAY WITH DAKOTA SQUAD THE WEATHERMAN Forecast for Ann Arbor-Fair, and colder. University Observatory -Friday, (d)ES FOR TODAY. - West: U. of S. D. vs. U. of M. at Ann Arbor. U. of Chicago vs. U. of Wis. at Madison. U. of Illinois vs. U. of Minn. at Minneapolis. Northwestern vs. Purdue at Ev- an...…

…THAE MICHIGAN DAILY tHE h I1ICHIGAN DX1LY* Official newspaper at the University ot~Mih- igan. Published every morning exc{° Ai .-a',~ ing the university year.j entered at the .post-office atP . ,rMi- igan, under Act of Conguz>,. . s>Mach Offices: Second floor. Ann A -' e~~ If lf- ing, Maynard Street. Office Hours: Editor-i to 3Pa. m ,tO a p. mn. Business Manager- to 3 1- ili. Subscription Price: By carrier; zu 'v' $3.00. Want Ad Stations: Pre...…

…THI T ICHIGAN DAILY om LastsI w flat 7 8 i light cr hea pair. our the * ]Ch 9 nch y0 avy Mf AIN STR MAIN STREET ye the largest stock of best fitting pumps you ever W, $4.50 and $5.00 per pair. <9 P'dace of Sweets Down -Town LET TRBEY Fusrnish the Ic. Cree . Attention to Frateanltles and Sororiter ON MAIN STREET r: ir_ ' _ __ , l ll' . 3rd Academy Tueday a nFrde e ,Ister at Academy for Children's afternoon class. F rivate on. and 'Iue...…

…I DAIL [ DAIL a Overcoats At Your Price We are showing Six Colors in the Chinchilla coatings --that deep rk blue, makes a gentleman's garment and is certainly making a hit. Without Weight emands. We have met the demand in our showing at ady-to-wear Coat-you can have one tailored to your at means comfort. . Karl' Malcolm Maynard and Liberty GYM CLASSES WILL' START ON MONDAY Gymnasium classes start next Mon- day, but there is still...…

…O& ANNA 01 ICIGN W DNESDAY OCTOBER 2.1912 AKESFOR OF REVOUSMICHGANIMI REAL66TBLL ACHIE REORO ARESNA Tr-4 sfrAna etTdy HNMNLMMN~ S. rat tlr an Arbor:--Wednh - ter o t at teiiicaens o ffi < * * dthy nivar;it isIng teropgratue e;lwusdor- t n Sth An rbo Prt bu4dn a Ofte oAS R EP-ufTED ade wePt4ry, tindste'dlacw.rd mengrhe tr fdrniro s of AR wANGE ENTElTA S Aiorin l e 4 byex bb 9 ir gadt hs h r etrn ~i iiest yE~rte 8tryn luta gr the ~ ofies taf 9 s...…

…ch n 1 I, I y ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1912. LAWS FOLLOW ACTION OF LITS. New System of Four Grades Allows No Conditions. A new system of grading will be in force this year in the law department and is similar to that put into effect O in the literary department last year. " Four marks; A, exceptional proficien- cy, B, satisfactory, C, passable, and D, unsatisfactory will be given. There TO will be no conditions and cred...…

…,, iewspaper at the1 igan. er of Mich- LEAGUE IS WELL I, iblished every morning except ing the university year. Monday dur- I ity lEntered at the post-office at Ann igan, under Act of Congress 1879. Arbor, Mich- of March 3, O L State Street i Books Hand UMENTS e Agents for the r and Dietzgen Instruments, Draw- Canvas Cases for Drawing Boards, s at all priccs. & Co. Store U~ -mlk TYPEWRITERS New and Rebuilt - All Makes...…

…THE MICHIGAN DA~ Political Platform is ight Price and Quality C. H. Wild Co. Tailors and Importers 311 South State Street si Text Books Now and Second Hand All Departments DRAWING INSTRUMENTS We are Agents for the chter, Keuffel and Esser and Dietzgen Instruments, Draw- g Supplies and Tables, Canvas Cases for Drawing Boards, ide Rules, Fountain Pens at all prices. Theehan & Co. Students' Bbok Store == 1. 4 ACING race-everything is ...…

…N MEN REPLA OLD ON FACU :ICHIGAN DAILY l which has been published in the archi- tectural magazines. Schi In the spring of 1910 Mr. Boynton L Y came to Ann Arbor and during six Tem weeks helped in the work of teaching at a time when the growth of the de -_- 1 Sue- partment demanded additional help. 7S bry B 1A I Muck directing; and Tina Lerner, a pianist who is well remembered here. The concerts offered this year by Faculty the faculty of th...…

…THE MICHI A N D A ILY 7 THEATRICAL CIRCLES 1 This space is reserved for U R F I E L D the Shoeman 119 S, MAIN PW lace of Sweets Down Town LET 'TRUBEY Furnish the Ice Cream Attention to Frsternities a.nd Sororities ON MAIN STREET W/ff '' Cloves, Neckwear Sweaters, Raincoats, Gym Suits, Freshman Caps, Collars and Shirts. Agents for Lion . *W. Ma.ckinaw Costs irsity Toggery Shop iiversity Ave. Phone 1160-L E. J. LOHR, Propriet...…

…CHIC -AJLL.ij4.1ALL J12A U. UT UI JJ.U idates for Rhodes Scholarship Cake Examinations Oct. 15-16. e Rhodes Scholarship examina- will be given on Tuesday and nesday, October 15 and 16. All idates are required to report to ident H. B. Hutchins not later ten o'clock on the morning of Oc- r 15. The schedule of examina- is as follows: esday: 10-12 a. m. translation of 1 into English; 2-4 p. m. Latin e; 5-7 p. m. Arithmetic. Wednes- 10-12 a. m. t...…

…THE MI HIAN DAILY I. LET, SPORTING PAGE MALCOLM I - I MAKE IT 0 VARSITY TENNIS MEN' UOLP TRY-OUTS THIS FALL Captain Andrews of the tennis team, has issued a call for all men to report for fall practice. Try-outs will be held this fall to get a line on the men so that a squad of seven can be picked early in the spring. Practice is being held every afernoon at Ferry field, and those who intend to try out should report at once. The su...…

…ORATORICAL ASSOCIATION PROGRAM. __ FEBRVJ- OF -RA- NT1895 ated in Contest With in Which Mich- n Lost. bie' Oratorical associ- man who has already mettle to the satis- :an men, for it is re- 95 Herbert S. Hadley orthwestern men had i brilliance to defeat ing team. That this has not been stifled his present political that he received his ree, Governor Hadley ajority of his time in As Prosecuting Attor- ITIM UIIUf'llU 1IL.UUHU IS UNPARALLELED...…

…11 THE e Deliver FREEMAN HOUSE C H UI 803-807 E. Washington Street 209 Detroit Papers ling Detroit Papers Chicago Daily Papers ONLY ONZ BLOCK FROM THE Solicit the patronage of people w and all Sunday Papers Clean U:1bol l0oavb Take Mageazine Subscriptions At a moderate price the lowest possible' prices and will $4.00 per week 75c per day n to you. PHONE 364EL Safe Drinking Wat News Stand C. C. Freeman, at Wa...…

…ATRICAL CIRCLES Rl"A £ eat Club Ac .tom. I-ANAN IA CLr.j Yie "" ' J, 'Al ' ochd r 1It Y4 1 Cyi. he.O S. l.g.? At The Whitney. Norman Hackett the star of "Satan Sanderson" will again present this suc-' cessful "Michigan made" play at the Whitney, tonight. Mr. Hackett is an alumnus of the University (class of '98), while Kirk. Alexander, who dramatized the story from Hallie Erminie Rives' novel, in collaboration with Mrs. James O. Mur- fi...…

…Shoe I -VA .y <Ihowiing the 00 (nothing to come in ne you need y' the extremities of the line, two men in particular have been worked. Pon- tius, the husky end of last year, and Barton, who was held out on a tech- nicality, are the pair who seem the best bets. Barton is an adept at grabbing off forward passes and his 'ability here should help to a great ex- tent. Torbet, Peterson, and others have also been tried out there. Wright, star end...…

…Fifteen Hundred Sum- fliP O L V ~ RINP mer Sennien Siadent; ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1912. No. 4 i 1 E A R" YEAR st Day of Session rd Breaking eet* HIGHEST YET. presaged for the School by the re- last night, after t day of the ses- ollment after the sen finished was livided up among nents as follows: including gradu- gineering depart- rtment, which has 150; department nearly every case was reported as he corresponding ark was...…

… I THE WOLVERINE TRUBEY'S P L A C E 116 S. Main Bell Phone 166 ALUMNI!I If your shoes get out of commission let JOHN H. LAMBERT fix them. 613 E. WILLIAMS ST. Copital, $100,000.00 Surplus, $50,000.00 Undivided Profits, $12,000.00 THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK ANN ARBOR, MICH. Safe Banking an d CourteousTreatment o our Customers is our Watch word' 3 per cent interest in our savings department Do you want a position ? DD you want a better posi...…

…THE WOLVERINE WHITE STAR LINE W"A"IEE, DETROITL For a Delightful all Day Outing on the beautiful St. Clair Riv take the steamer"Tashoo" antymorning 8:3, Sundays 9oo. Pa returning sateiday: Port Hturo$i.oo; Flats or TashoooParl 5o cents; or Toledo and return, steamer "owana" oeaves Detro every eekdayFa15a.,every Sunday 830.m., returns to troit:rp.mo.;faretSundylof, weekoays$t.o.o. For an Aternoon Ride to St. Clair Ftlats, Tashmeoo Pork or P...…

…THE W OLVERINE I LOOKS LIKE A "BANNER YEAR." (Continued from page 1) begun. Although only 88 have signed up to take work in the medic depart- mdnt this summer it is expected that the figure of 121 marking the 1911 en- rollment, will be easily reached. SCHEDULE DURING ' FIRST WEEK FULL (Continued from page 1) deal of time in Lansing as an expert, witness in the investigation into the official conduct of the State Tax Com- missioner, Robert S...…

…1 IchI an D4rw-t l ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 1912. ma ctted that the ik in severa d jump in ailed to qual- n which Sar- nile in which is true form. d that 'Bond ce in the fin- t, however, should be pleas- showing her track athletes nst the colleges of the east. maries of the finals. dash-'Thomas, Princeton, bs, Columbia, second; Rob- racuse, third; Olson, Dart- rth. Time :10 1-5. dash-Reidpath, Syracuse, :er, Penn, second; Ols...…

…except Mon hool year. e at Ann Ar- Act of Con- piling up an awful score. Sisler is a magnificent ball player. He is Michigan's and Michigan may well be proud of him. Yet Sisler's years Of glory lie in the future. le has irec years before him to serve the maize and blue and win deserved fame. To glorify him it was not nec- essary to deprecate the ien who have ;erved their allotted years in a manner that has never since been equalled. To them w...…

…Bloch S ui and the "Saxon" Sack full of the smart set style for enst July any For Rent- nish ed Whiino1 ee h igh One 1h11 season if' desire iweadocl l e h o u s c i , p;Oint Enuglish3, Straight from the London Clubs, and adapted to the figures avid taste of American dressers. STIN- EL~ocH has tlbe inside track in England, and YOU get the benefit of it even before Fifth Aveime wakes uip to what is smart. Try opt either or both of these ...…

…bite shoe OXFORD EXAMS TO BE IN ANN ARBOR ('?id idaftes for Rhodes Scholarships Will I: Examined ill This City Next Fall, TIhREE .3IH H(AN M1EN ilAVE WON Rhodes Scholarship examinations for the state of Michigan will take place in Ann Arbor this year October 15 and 16. 'lhe committee for the state of Michigan is composed of President 11. B. Hutchins, the presidents of two of the state colleges, and the chief justice of the state of Michigan. ...…

…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 ...…

…Michigan I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1912. MEN'S COME-BACK TURN DOWN WATER IS SLOW BUT SURE on Assemblies Means Ban on Social Affairs if Women Persist In Stand. All PLANT PURCHASE' Ann Arbor Citizens Go Against' the Proposition by Margin of Two Votes. RECOUNT MAY BE DEMANDED. ENTEN Q nT MAY RE RESUI.T. Any doubt as to the extent of the as- mbly boycott may be quickly dispell- I by a use of the telephone in an en- avor to ...…

…TH®~ MICHIGQAN DAIL2 -mm". w THlE IIICtIGAN -DAILY Odfiial Aeiv~spaper atL the Univrersity of Michigan. Published every moraing ,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. liANAGING EDITOIL Walter H. Towers. litSINESS MANAJGER Albert IL. Dilley Editors. NoWS Editor ........Harry. Z. Folit AssJiRnt ......Frank Pennell Athletic Editor....... Karl ...…

…'Ti. MtCt14iA IL _1) A1L T_ 0 o u ten in larger cities can at alf as much to do busi- re are there better styles e us the cream of their to $35 HILL AUDITORIUM) WORK IS PROGRESSIWL RAPIDLY NOW Work on the Hill auditorium con- tinues at a rapid rate despite the weather conditions of the past month. The south side foundation has been started and it is hoped° to have this entirely completed within three weed . A runway for transferring...…

…A iCOttI .AN L. 1 1 F ti . , .. ,. t MUSIC AND DRAMA I I! 1' ' t a SymhIony Orlesta Concert. The old adage which prophesies a good ending from a bad beginning is applicable in the case f this 'year's series of four concerts given by the University Symphony Orchestra. The success which attended the first ap- pearance of the orgapization for, the season was doubled and trebled "by the last evening's oncbert fheld in igh School Hall....…

…'an Dai MARCH 2, 1912. 1 ___ -__ * u' I MISS BERTHA CONDE TALKS ON OTHER LANDS' STUDENTS * * * * * * * * T 7 N 4GAMI LE. Football tactics marked the first basketball game among the classes of the medic department played last night. Fighting gamely all the way, the sophomores were defeated by the freshmen by a rather one-sided score, although this by no means shows how hard fought the contest really was. The score follows: Fresh Med...…

…ved IL Mj1 P Books Leather 1 Sizes note book on theI 5+; paper by the pound to fit es. prices before purchasing. at JE3HIAN'S dents' Bookstore ritcrs Office or Rent RoomS THE MICHI THE MCHIGAN 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 3j 179. MANAGING EDITOR. Walter I. ...…

… .: THE NECK OF THE WOODS by the COUNT OF KILLARNEY Concerning the agitation over the awarding of track "M's" the chief ar- gument seems to be that it will cheap- en the letter. In after years, will it go this far? Ah, well do I remember, When we met Podunk Center, And overwhelmed them by a mighty score. Every man who ran a race, No matter if he placed, Got at least one gigantic M or more. And upon each presentation, Of the much sought deco...…

…AND DRAMA 11 'I i I Faculty Recital. prop- Duets for contralto and soprano are esin- highly pleasing, but when sung by inter- those whose voices blend so perfectly as does Mrs. Jessie D. Reed's and Miss Ada Grace Johnson's, they are ce in particularly so. from Both singers gave their numbers with splendid artistic qualities and a satisfying interpretation. Probably the most satisfactory number on the whole program was the duet "Prayer" fro...…