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…AA& u , tI. a~ VOL. TV-NO. 167. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. TO CLOSE AT TWO O'CLOCK. the board of regents considering it THE CASTALIAN'S LOSS, o G~eA aJ appropriate that the norses should Its niqu Grid Bn Ski The Regent's Grant the Gym, for receive them from the hands of a the Light of the Moon,-A Iy iii e the Junior Hops. They Must President All oiadead MeaniTheft Ciose at Two. lady. Peidn ngell...…

…C .o ARIL WWI, VOL. IV.-No. 66. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. A GRAND CONCERT. Tonight they will give a concert in The First Appearance of the Choral Jackson where the following ladies Union.-Successful in Every of the city will act as patronesses: Particular.y Mrs. Alonzo Bennett, Mrs. Z. C. University hall was filled last Waldron, Mrs. D. S. Smith, Mrs. evening with a large and enthusias- W...…

…VOL. IV.-No. 67. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. THAT MISSING PAGE. classes of the University and to all AN SECURED departments, as well as alumni of For Washington's Birthday.-Con- A Bit of Oracle History rot Gen- all departments, and instructors. gressman J. P.CDolliver. of erally.Known-The "Grind-..asmfn la ecl n ers" ground. 2. All articles must be in the aowa, t Coonheient .string iseto ive away han...…

…je ow m . of _, 1. aid Vol'. IV.-No. 61. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, DECEMBER i1, 1893. PRICE! THREE GENTS. Ti ag pe he xe wo It ors the oui wh an( out prc act is } twit for pet 'h fsea on cy act pet col We tVel h -ers oit De Ge co d30! ing anc bas tet aigl Ch5 tut ent no con don den mei the duc in t nev4 Chi thei nev THE "PEOPLE'S" ORATORIO. ganization in the country. Other TOUSSAINT L'OUVERTURE. universities are modeling concertT...…

…1 e . a VOL. IV.-No. fi3. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1Q 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. VOL. IV.-No. 63. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. THE '96 ORACLE. count of a football game between IN SPITE OF THE ELEMENTS. To ie On Sale Monday, - Full of Illus- trations, Literary Matter cuts illustrating Davis tackling The Glee and Banjo Clubs Give their and GrInds. Concert to a Large Num- Wei ha v...…

…je t jab, ( . a , 1. a l . Voi_.I1.-No. 32.1 WEBSTER SOCIETY. ,Held a Very Pleasant Open Meeting Last Night.--Taking Speeches on Legal Topics. The Webster literary society gave its first public program in the law lecture room last evening. A large and apspreciative audience was in attendainre, andlste programi ren- lered was onse whichs reliects credit os the society in iimrticuliar and loil tie lass- selartnient is geseral. The ivrtisfra'...…

…jc fit. o , t. ate . Voar. IV.-No. 61. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1893. PRICE, THREE (TENTS. THE CHRISTMAS WRINKLE, utes a number of very bright "Wrin- kies." It Will be a Hummer and will Con- " tain a Cut of the Football The above is but a partial list of Team as a Souvenir. Wrinkle's Christmas attractions. } -'-' A souvenir in the shape of a folder Ise Christmas Wrinkle which containing a cut of the football will ...…

…tt* VOL. IV.-NO.fl0. U TRAINER MOULTON'S WORK. its Good Results have been Evident in the Work of the Team-A Trainer of Wide Reputation. Ed. IV. iMoulton, who during the past fall has had charge of the phy- sical training of our football teanm, has f ully vindicated the high opinion the management had of him, when tthey procured his services. The condition into which his vigorous discipline brought the men was well slhownisthde endurance the t...…

…Ay. h C. VOL. T.-No. 59. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. CHRISTMAS INLANDER. the contributors: Miss E. R. Phil- OUR CLUBS AT HOME. lips, H. C. Parker, W. H. Kirk, E.ThGenTO Gife Aufag. An Illustrated Magazine Possess- The Glee and Banjo Clubs Will Give ng More than Ordln- H. Garnett, L. W. McLouth, S. A. a Concert in University Hall wehavesome fine lead pencis and ary Merit. Jones, H. Bement, W. Drew, Mi...…

…VOL. IV.-No. 58. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1893. PEICE, THREE CENTS. ELOQUENCE. WHAT IS IT? pression of high moral sentiment OUR NEW CAPTAIN. 5-Ion W.G egetseloqunce.To Gife AuIIa!P. Ewing, of Chicago Ad- getseloquenceJames Baird Chosen Football Cap- dresses the Oratorical Asso- It is like a light in the dark, or tain for Next Year.-The Choice eiavesmet ie.lead pencils and ciationhe fa W is Most Acceptable to Alu. c - te bur...…

…tt* of AT. a. VOL. IV.-No. 57. U THE BEST HOUSE YET. Listened to a Very Fine Concert by tie Marteau Concert Com- bination. It was an evening of music, of high class music which to the lovers of the classical, of the artistic, was very enjoyable. It was an enter- tainment which no ordinary city can support. It was received by an ap- preciative audience, and the largest that has gathered in the hall in the S. L. A. course. That the people and...…

…e .off. li.* j3 I VOL. IV.-No. 56. WHAT IS ELOQUENCE? The Subject of Gen. Ewing's Ad- dress Before the Oratorical Association, Hon. William G. Ewing, who speaks before the Oratorical Associ- ation, Saturday night, is one of Chi- cago's most eminent jurists. Judge Ewing was born near Bloomington, Ill., May 11, 1839, 6 1 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. where he resided but for a short time. While teach...…

…tt* ,n. WaIn. VOL. IV.-No. 55. YALE'S TROPHIES. How the Trophies Won by the Sons of the Blue are Treasured and Kept. One of the most important rooms in the new gymnasium will be that given up to the trophies won in var- ions fields of sport. Without this feature a modern college gymnas- ium is not complete. The arrange- ment of the new trophy room at Yale is thus described by the Yale News: "The work of fitting up the trophy room at the gy...…

…VO. IV.-No. 54. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1893. PRIcE, THREE CENTS. WITH RETROSPECTIVE VIEW, record we may well feel proud of. NINETY-SIX'S ORACLE. Te/ In her ten games Michigan has The Football Season Reviewed.--Will Be Ready in a Few Days- Our Team's Good Work Won scored 274 points and her oppo - Bigger and Better Than We have som fine lea pencils and Many Victories. nents, roe; making an average of 27 Ever Before. ie e ...…

…AM4 YOL. IV. -No. 53. UTNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER , 193. PRICE, TH~REE CENTs. THEOTHE FOUR.le - UHarvard - 0 "CO-ES' ON AN EQUALITY.I fn, v/ , /j Directors of the Athletic Associa- 1.Yale -1 1 Iyardwi.- 0 Harvard Annex May be Incorpor- ClOA)0 ion Selected. Four Student 155. Yale - I_ GHarvard ------- ated with the University. R Members wre Elected. 153. Yale --6 ell~rviidl.- 5 Conservatism Yields. During the same period the Yale...…

…tt* 'Of InL VoL. IV.-No. 59.t DEDICATED TO MUSIC. --I The School of Music Opened.-Ap- propriately Called Frieze Memorial Hail. The new building of the School of Music, hereafter to be known as Frieze Memorial hall, was dedicated Tuesday evening. Prof. Kelsey, president of the school opened the meeting with words of welcome after which Rev. Tatlock offered the invocation. The first address of the evening was A. L. Noble, president of the bui...…

…VOL. IV.-No. 51. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. A ROUSING WELCOME. sary. Contributions for this num- IS IT A BRUTAL GAME? "UWE VE GOT EI- P' The Team Heartily Received irs her, which promises to be the best Severe Criticism by the Press of A CAR LOAD OF Kansas City.-All Enjoyed of the year, are now in order. the Students' Favorite Sport, a Fine Trime. Competition is still open for the Football. ERIE + P...…

…VOL. IV.-No. 50. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. KANSAS DEFEATED, goal, ,where McMurray fumbled. YALE WINS AGAIN. E E GOT' EM -Eichigan too Strong for the West- This was their golden opportunity, Hv Harvard'sn Tricks-aTd SciencennotuA CAR LOAOF ern Players.--A Good. Hard for never again did they get a chance Equal to the Endurance of tAALA° Game_ 22 to o. to score. Michigan, taking the ball, the Boys in B...…

…c je tt. of , . ail n. VOL. IV.-No. 49. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. VOL. IV.--NO. 49. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1893. PRICE, THREE (TENTS. CLASS FOOTBALL TEAMS. They Are All Working Hard.-'94 and '95 Have Both Good Teams and are Evenly Matched. Interest in the inter-class games is steadily growing greater as the time for them to be played off draws nearer. It is of course ...…

…tt At - VOL. IV.-No. 48. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. A MODEL CLUB HOUSE. McMillan Hall a Credit to the Uni- versity City.-A Stu- dent's Home. Not all the advantages which the student enjoys while pursuing his collegiate course at the U. of M., are to be found on the campus. In fact some of the auxiliary organ- izations afford opportunities which the progressive student will appre- ciate and take...…

…VOL. IV.-No. 47. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1893. PRIcE, THREE CENTS. OFF FOR KANSAS CITY with Williams in '91, is a great THANKSGIVING WRINKLE. ifFE'VE GOT EMS Our Team Left This Morning for punter and drop picker, having Special Edition of Wrinkle.-Larger A CAR LOAD OF Kansas City.-Our Chances kicked goals from the center of the Than Ever.-On Sale Fri- Are Good. field. Shepherd, an old Cornell day Morning. E E PIA NOS pla...…

…e . a , . aid . VOL.IY-o. 6. INIYRSJY O MICIGA, WDNESAYNOVMBE 22,189. PICETHRE CNTS VOL. IV.--No. 46. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. KANSAS NEXT SATURDAY. will take advantage of this oppor- Our Most Important Game of the tunity and offer work in competition. Season-Kansas has a Literary contributions of a humor- Strong Team. ous character, and sketches and This year our most important drawings ...…

…VOL. IV.-No. 45. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. CHICAGO ON THANKSGIVING. Study Philosophy?" which is the A COMMENDABLE WORK. "WEIVE GOT EM"4 Manager Baird Telegraphed Stagg second in the series oI How to Is that none by Women's League.- A CAR LOAD OF this Morning.-Minnesota Study at the U. of M." A sketch Its ObJects and Purpose Ex- did not Answer. on the life and work of A. Bronson cellently Set Forth....…

…tt* 3AL VOL. IV.-No. 44. U THE ELOQUENT SOUTHERNER. John T. Graves Speaks on "The Reign of the Demagogue."-The Lecture Enjoyed by All. Seldom has such a patriotic and lofty appeal for good government been made to our student body as was delivered last Saturday evening by the eloquent Georgia editor, John Temple Graves. To appre- ciate true oratory is to listen to this "Apostle of the New Souti." A wealth of vocabulary, a clear ring- ing vo...…

…Aqbw e . o .A VOL. IV.-No. 43. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. CORNELL'S BLUFF IS UP. men as cowards, for matters at Cor- ANOTHER EXECUTIVE SBSSION. "f ENVE GOT EM's Thanksgiving Game Off-Minnesota nell have certainly reached a very Held by the Board of Regents Yes- A CAR LOAD OF Enraged over Correll's Cow- critical point. Football spirit there terday.-Considerable Busi- ardly Back Out. is at the lowe...…

…14MW tt* , . 1a5 VOL. IV.-No. 42. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. AN ORATOR FROM THE SOUTH. Eloquent John Temple Graves upon whom fell the Mantle of Henry W. Grady. To a university audience, the elo- quent successor of Henry W.Grady, of the Atlanta constitution, needs little introduction. If there was no other means of judging the man other than the fact that he has taken the place of his able prede...…

…ladN&L.,FF AIL c tt L VOL. IV.--No. 41. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. OUTRAGEOUS SLANDER. cert by either one alone is an event False and Groundless Reports of great musical importance. Ann Circulated About Our Arbor has the unusual privilege of Football Boys. hearing them together. The pro- As an example of malicious false- gram to be performed is a very bril- hood, the following dispatch to the l...…

…VOL. IV.-No. 40. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. WISCONSIN'S CHALLENGE. for the debate and the entertainment AN EXCELLENT PROGRAM. "I1W EVE GOT EMp of the visiting team. Our Neighbor in the Northwest 5. The first four debaters shall be To be Given in the Choral Union A CAR LOAD OF Takes the Initiative in Chal- allowed eighteen minutes each to pre- Series Tomorrow Night- lenging Michigan. sent their arg...…

…c je tt* a . a l n. VOL. IV.-No. 39. U A RARE MUSICAL TREAT. The Choral Union Series Opens Thursday With a Su- perb Concert. Never have the student's of the U. of M. been so fortunate musical- ly as they will be this year. The course of concerts offered by the Choral Union is ahead of any pre- vious year. Although for the past few years, the series have been of higher and higher grade, still this year the concerts are nearest yet to being h...…

…tt Of AIL VOL. IV.-No. 38. U WE WIN FROM PURDUE. The Tide Has Turned.-An Easy Victory from the Lafayette Boys. - 46 to 8. Who says we haven't a football eleven? , Our team has but been trifling before, they are playing football now. The victory of Sat- urday once more brings our team to the front in Western football. It was a signal victory, all the more signal because unexpected and al- most unhoped for. Saturday night, Manager Baird flas...…

…VOL. IV.-No. 37. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. RECEPTION TO THE LAWS. management wrote back accepting SHOULD BE TERRORS. I 'W'EVE GOT EM ' the terms on condition of having History and Weight of Each Player. A CAR LOAD OF The Laws Entertained Last NightACRLODF by the Ladies of the S. C. A. at the privilege of half the gate re- -We Have a Beefy Rush Line. Newberry Hall. ceipts instead of the guarantee. ...…

…VO.T-N.33 UIST Y FMCIAFIAY OEBR1,19. RCTRECNS VOL. IV.-No. 36. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1893. PRICE, THREE GENTS. J HE COMES OUT OF THE WEST. Continuing as to his varied career THEY WILL BE FINE. " W VE GOT EMI the Free Press says: Hon. Jerry Simpson, of Kansas, Will The Concerts in the Choral Union A CAR LOAD OF Appear Before the S. L. A. "Congressman Simpson is 51 years Series this Year Cannot To-morrow Evening- old....…

…Vot. O N1. E ,TCN . VOL. IV.--No. 35. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1893. PRICE, THREE (TENTS. THE WRINKLE. they are probably superior to east- , ern institutions. An inter-collegiatei A Special Edition Devoted to the Co-Ed's.-Some Good Cuts debate attracts wide attention from and Jokes. the outside world, and in that way is a good thing for the institutions' Judging from advance sheets the participating. Debate has always ...…

…c . of A tl"In VOL. IV.-No. 34. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. i VICTORY IN THE AIR. ter laws would be paesed than have -- heels promulgated by that body in the Griff' goes to Congress-The Law past tsventy years. (Prolonged Cheers) Department Celebrates Whatever yousr politico you will have a "A-la-mode'" representative who will be enteouraged by the kindly and enthsusiastic usanner Amidst the ...…

…lac . Of VOL. TV-No. 83. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1593. PRICE, THREE CENTS. VOL. IV.-NO. t'33. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1593. PRICE, THREE CENTS. SCHOOL OF MUSIC. Arizona and New Mexico. They Is Now Established in its Commod - are in' an almost perfect state of soss Building on Maynard Ipreserv'ation, some having heen used Street. s uhta the color is worn off. Monday morning the bulletin at They we...…

…VOL. IV.-No. 32. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1893. PRICE, THEE CENTS. ANOTHER DEFEAT. The second half opens with des- WE ARE PROUD OF 'EM. I WE tyE OT EM~s ierate playing. With alter ate All Hope for the Championship osses and gains, Karel touches The Glee and Banjo Clubs are Fine A CAt LOAD OF Gone--Wisconsin Wins in a bl onfrWsosni m Organizations-A Long It- E 1P A O Poorly Played Game. utes. Goal, InrryAragd. E 31 -'- IA O M...…

…VOL. IV.-No. 31. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. THEY CAME LAST NIGHT. Hers of first, second, and third HAPPY CO-EDS. rruWEnVE GoeMw45 Their Captain Thinks he has a Points were officially kept. But in - A OPO Walk-over, But we Doubt I some events, first and second win- tedy Upesm rlsCRoalsntr it--Several Changes. ers were thrown out, by which the Cae obytedsUpperI ClassANO The University of Wisconsin, or...…

…oe tt* 'Of 3, au n. VOL. IV.-No. 2)0. CO-EDS TO MAKE MERRY. 'he Freshmen Spread Given by the Sophomore Girls To-night Wili be a Success. 'he Freshman spread, the only annual gathering of all the college girls, will be given tonight at Gran- ger's Hall, where it was field last year. The Sophomore class, through the four committees, has been de- voting every means to make the en- tertainment successful and to insure a good time in its fulles...…

…tt* At.. VOL. IV.-No. 29. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TI CASTAIALN EDITORS ELECTED. "Roman Books and Their Publi- cation," Harry D. Nutt. Jan. rn. The Independent Annual WIll Sure- "Roman Amusements," Mabel ly be Issued-A Combinatlon May be Effected. Colto. Jan.16. ____ "View of the City of Rome in The senior independents met yes- tie Time of Augustus," Rose Cran- terdav afternoon to take final action ston. Jan. t A. tedy"Rorse in the Middie...…

…' .off e f N . . VoL. IV.-No. 28. UN THE INLANDER. An Attractive Number for this Month-"How to Study at the U. of M," by Prof. D'Ooge. We have at hand the advance sheets of the November Inlander. This number promises to be one of great interest, and is full of good things which cannot fail to be a source of pleasure and instruction to its readers. The leading contribution of the month is from the well-known pen of Prof. D'Ooge, Dean of the...…

…AOL 3,,At VOL. IV.-No. 27. IT'S SETTLED NOW. Tne Northwestern Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association Decides Chi- cago Field-day Controversy. The representatives of the differ- ent universities in the Northwestern Inter-collegiate Athletic Association met in Chicago Sunday, and defin- itely settled the matter of the Chi- cago field-day of last June. It was decided to throw out the five men on Michigan's team who were off color, and to give t...…

…U*,Of 'AOL VoL. IV.-No. 26. DEFEATED. Michigan Loses to Minnesota by 34 to 20.-Poor Defensive Work by Both Sides. The football championship of the northwest will probably be held this year as last by the University of Minnesota. Michigan can lay no claim to it after the game of Satur- day. Our team played hard and ran up a good score-20, but Min- nesota's score-34, overtops that, and hers is the victory. Therefore do we mourn. The score of...…

…[ l ME qw , VOL. fl.-No. 25.T PROPOSITIONS SUBMITTED Looking Toward the Consolidation of the Castalian and Palladium. Since the Castalian, through no fault of its etitors, failed to appear last year, there has heeis moth talk ansong upper-classmen of uniting the twvo senior publications. Until yesterday, however, when the lode- pendents suhmitted to the Frater- silty men certain propositions, nulls- lug definite had been fornmulated. Octob...…

…VOL. IV.-No. 24. UNIVERSITY OF AIICIIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 193. PRICE, THREE CENTS. THE "HOOSIER' POET. ever he returns. Ilie is a story teller WILL MINNESOTA WIN? "WE'V/E COT lEM "s Will Appear in the S. L. A. Course of marked power and command of Ian- Together with Douglas gage, and a reader of a very high Every Indication Points to a Close A CAtL0AD 1) Sherley. order, who cffers not a whit by cot- ame -Our Men Are - yq erasn ma wilrcieat...…

…t j e tt* of ,. la VOL. IV.-No. 23. NO COMPROMISE POSSIBLE. Both Factions of the Inter-Fi-a Row Stand Firm-A Few New Facts. The little trouble among the fra ternities over the election of Mr Townsend as freshman toastmaster is still the subject of talk amon frat men, and all hope of any coi promise between the two factions h about as far distant in the vague fu ture as is the day when the Water mang ymnasium will be completed That there wi...…

…lie tt* of Aik Ah VOL. IV.-No. ?2. THE MEN !N LINE. Players who are Trying for Eleven-Present Condition aod Future Prospects. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. at quarter, the formuer being the COL. BAIN'S LECTURE. rr"*A/E5VE GOT ]EI4-1 the surer aud stronger player for ttie ptuee. He Spoke on "Traits of Human COLSDO ne pos ectsfhrhuh-s ue ~ Charecter"-An Evening of En E I tttmall sifting. Freuind has...…

…ti ell VOL. I'V.-No. 21. UN'IVERSITY OF M ICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1893. PRICE, Ttt ER CENTS. '-WANT TOWNSEND WITHDRAWN. As to the legality of Mr. Town-4 THE LAW IN PRACTICE. WEVE GO "' sentds election, Isis suppsorteis say A Practice Court Arranged for! Ai-ti315O0D01 3ut Zeta Psi intends to Stand FirmI that there can be no question about Wherein Principles of Law aire and Fight It Out-Origin Ii.Theindpedet hveth put into Practice....…

…c je tt* a Iti. VOL. IV.-No. 20. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, IS93. FIRST EDITION. Ti RECORDS WERE BROKEN. which Wilber kicked goals Each A GREEK LETTER "Pl."- 's al aS h side made another touchdown, and ZtaPi otsaCacs.-A$HBURN cUITAK- Sophomore Eleven Beaten hothi failed to kick goat, Ieaine the May be Two FreshmanAAr 7-- D th Noml. 1storc s6 to S in favor of tie or- Banquets. r e bythe Norma's.s{} orisals. Tie featursii...…

…l e ie Itt. VOL. IV.-No. 19. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. WILL RECORDS BEiBROKEN? ALarge List of Entries For the Field Sports This Afternoon. Attend! Attend ! Fleconmnittee in cisarge of tile ri{events this afternoon relport ar'nise of good success and lively a-,tet. The entries are quiite a .rnroes in most events, althsough ehave been dropped for lark of ' aetitors. alch speculation is r it'g ...…

…1jc itl. of Itt. ail . VOL. IV.-NO. 18. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. THE RACE PROBLEM,. they started just as Mr. Douglas REGISTRATION TO DATE. on. Frederick A. Douglas Dis- came out of the house. [hrepo The Falling off of the attendance 1iHBURN U~t cussed It Last Night Before a tthe abolitionist called out: "I sup- of Students will not be Great Large Audience' use you can find your way down to ...…