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…--~lI The Michigan Daily rIAILED TO ANY ADDRESS $3.00 40. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1912. PRICE FWIVE ._ Y MEETS CORNELL IN T GAME OF YEAR TODAY Michigan-(ornellLineup. REGENTS PROVIDE MEDICAL fore Mammoth Crowd, Varsity Will Try to Revenge Defeats by Cor. hell Last Year and Penn This Year. ANY SUPPORTERS OF BOTH 'EAMS ARE FILLING ANN ARBOR ime Called at 2:00 p. in.; Cornell Squad Arrives at Noon Today and Goes...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY i VS. CORNELL 1 pick Michigan as the winner., from a winning line of good'. Why not pick your Wild Co. :m Tailors and Importers 311 South State Street nants and Arm Bands Michigan Pennants for the Cornell Game, rs in Arm Bands. Buy a Sweater for the THE 1ICHIGAN DAILY Official newspaper at the University of Mich- igan. Published every morning except Monday dur. ing the university year. Entered at the post-office...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t you to see our ustom Lasts the new flat 7-8 inch an, light or heavy er pair. eld 9'5" gti O gest stock of best fitting pumps you ever and $5.00 per pair. U Pelace of Sweets Down Town LET TRUBEY Furnish the I oCr..m Attention to Fraternittes - mfnd Sororities ON MAIN 'STREET Y Dancing Class every Tuesday and Friday en's afternoon class. Private 4 Wed. and Thur. $14, Series Phone 1850J 570L imm THEATRE 4 Y, NOV....…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY villa Overcoats COMMITTEES 'FOR OPERA ARE Anog nuner At Your Price 11 Ki unuocli are showing Six Colors in the Chinchilla coatings-that deep ue, makes a gentleman's garment and is c~rtilinly making alhit. Godfrey Streliger,-'13E, is Master Costumes; Scott Hopkin, 1131E, Is Master of Properties. ofI armth Without Weight the trade demands. We have met the demand in our showing at eprice of ready-to-wear Coat-yo...…

…$2.50 The Michigan Daily I AILED TO ANY ADDRESS $3.00 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OTOBER 16, 1912. PRICE FIVE 14. _. GES~ t I THE WEATHER MAN I I FP DRILL v_ EIND GATES vAGERS TO ROLL UP 'H)OWNS AGAINST HARD SCEIMAGE MNTES. CONT EST TODAY Forecast for Ann Arbor-Wednes- day fair; moderate west winds. Un iersity Observatory - Monday 7:00 p. m. temperature 41:8; maxi- mum temperature 52; minimum ten- perature 41:6; average...…

…TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY F )ur P olical PlatfOrm is ht Pice andiQuality, C x H. i l d- o. Tailors and Importers 311 Southi State Street e carry a c np'tto ie (Ief Spo till Gt..( ds, CGyi Supplies Sheehan Co. MEREMM Its p 0 ipe lusto-n Bro's BEST ~very city there is the r, the best lawyer, the tect, and why noLt the ? I }pest best bc bt TYPEWRITERS New and, Rebuilt - All Makes FOR SALE OR RENT 0. D. MO RRI1LL 322 S. STATE ST. Loc...…

…TEE MICHIGAN DAILY ie Sam Presents theAnimals in "JACK POT" or,"Four of a Kind'"-.-to the People z ®Ba Thee's no bluffing when 'it comes to quality -we're " stand patters" on values. We'll wager that Stein=Bloch Suits will give long and faithflf i service- And meet with your approval for a second term. Mackinaws in all styles from $5.00 to $10.00 11 L indenschmitt, Apfel & Co. = 6nowwoom CF OUR ALARM CLACKS and youi Telephone 71 6...…

…T H , I I C H I G A A I L''Y' TH lOB IG A AlLY w I I II ar Shoe Z, v BADE ARK. .s S'I WAGNER & CO.. State Street Sign of the Big White Shoe IJUST OPEN A NEW PRESSING PARLOR * AT 338 MAYNARD STREET ISuits Pressed 25c BUY A TICKET Five Suits Pressed $f'.0 E Whitney I i I r I Monday, October 21 ECoburn 1[YMC I) ) RA'iLA. 0d so a Tailors Albe. L'wkwood's Recital. of a series of 'historical recitals in 71 ,I Schoocl ba...…

…At Your Door Three Fifteen Hundred Sum- Evenings a Week, 75c mer Session Student Vor. III. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1,12. No. 9. PICTURE OF PIIESIlSENT. PUBLI' IRE-HURTS YS LAL TEATE PATRONS HSS P TURE lllOF PRESIDENT. COMMON CARRIERS ';rresponleun;uAverstdensDNot Chief Executie. Professor Goddrd Says Insistence of Companies upon Contracts Ann Arbor, Mich., July 14, 1912. Arouses Enmniy. Editor of The Wolverine: LIABILITY LI...…

…r 5THE WOLVERINE THE WOLVERINE ally hisses when he thinks of the mush TEACHERS' TESTIMONIALS. __- -and milkses being deprived of. Have them neatly copied on the ,oX Published Tuesday, Thursday cud fe nmigitlhave suggested a course. typewriter proptytadBtomdeat lc+ Saturday afternoons by tie students of Lord thsterfied's Letters to his rates at theIO t o k ___ al of the University of Michigan sumuer Son; but what's the use? Manners Sho fSotad s...…

…THE WOLVERINE i .-- _ _ ..- - .r , , WHITE STAR LINE wHA~IEBTDETROIT o, For a Delighetful all Day Outing an the beautiful St. Clair Rivsr take thmetemer"T' folo" any mornitng y:0,Sundays yna. Fare returneing sae d ay: Port Hunst$5.00; Platser atshmo Par sk, 50taets; orTldo and ryturse amer"Owna"leasunsDIetroit evyeryeedy 8:15 att., svory Sunday 80a;m.,seesturttotDeIt- troit 7:15p.m.; fareSundayt5, wekls$.. For an Afternoon Ride to St. Clalr...…

…THE WoL~vpIfiNE Utim fer 11r1.'1078-4. 7-11. - no, THE WEATHER II CA1LENDAR. Ilathss e sBEST' MUSItC ni your ouwnI Fair tonight a1n(1 warmor; ashes th( best the country affordo. The! July 17-Lecture-To What Extent Wednesday warmer. tUniversity tMusic House, Press Build- bas Training General Value? Prof. inlo, itlaGusrd St., Conries a complete P. S. flreed. 5 p. m. TEACHERIS-RE, IN IT lineof imachines undt recordo. 6-11 Jlte1ItLecture-The Geol...…

…Mich igan Da ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1912. VARSITY REPEATS 1 TENNIS VICTORY hard to Compete 'eace Honors With Reserve Entry for al V. Blanchard, '14, left yes- norning for Lake Mohonk, N. articipate in the annual Lake Peace Conference which will there this evening. Owing to gth of the journey and the s of "exams," Blanchard was ipanied by any of the oratory Blanchard is the student who off first honors at the univer- ce co...…

…THE MICHIGAN Y_; J THE 1ICHIGAN D ILY Official Newspaper at the U versity 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 3, 1879. HANAGING EDITOR. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS XANAGER Albert IIL Dilley IN LA B THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1912. Night Editor--Morris A. 31flligan. University Hall Exits. Recognizing that the exits of Un...…

…MICHIG. 6 s MUSIC AND DRAMA i; I i .. nr . nlltilyyl: I Beautiful Chorus in "A Winning Miss" I "A Winning Miss" company which always boasted of the prettiest chorus in musical comedy will be seen at the Majestic theater for a three days' en- gagement, commencing tonight. The personnel of the chorus has been giv- en careful attention by the manage- ment for a special vaudeville tour and for beauty cannot be surpassed by any traveling ...…

…THE MICHIG AN DAILY n a vs. Michigan 17, 4:.0 P.M. we will win--But its iance--when your spr- de by C UA1&L LIBERTY ST. Established , 172 r over 40 years r K I I KAPPA OFFICAL SIGMA KEYSf Two sizes No 2 $6.00 No 3 $5.00 Enameled Mcnogr XI No. No. 2 $6.00 ENT UPON 'EOUEST WE WANT COLLEGE MEN AT ONCE I JUNE 1TOIBE DATE OF LONG POSTPONED SOPHOMORE DAY Committee Selects Put-in-Bay as the Only Feasible Place for Annual Outing. Avaunt ...…

…ich igan vf ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1912. * * * Are * .* * * * The Cae- * * * * * * * * ALL-LITS WILL GIVE PRIZES AT NANMOT I DANCINr PARTY One of the features of the all-lit party to be held March 23 is to be the awarding of eight prizes; for the prettiest girl in the lit department; the handsomest man; the best Boston Dipper; the most graceful Bunny Hug- gist; the biggest fusser; the most pop- ular fusee;the most entert...…

…:eived wu Street I P Books All note book on paper by the pound all sizes. our prices before purchasing. at ehan's Bookstore rs Office t RoomS THE MICHIGAN 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 3, 1879. MANAGING EDITO. Walter I. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert ...…

…..... I EMMIA GOLDMAN Today Two Lectures* MAY F -T VAFour Days Five Conrcerts THE CHORAL UNION UNDER STANLEY THE THOMAS ORCHESTRA UNDER STOCK I w 1. 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. A Michigan Stt to learn how to is neglecting a tunity. Photo'graphy i cessary adjunc education. {DOITI AT 109 E. MAIN ALMA GLUCK - --- Soprano ' ! i I FLORENOE HINKLE- FRIEDA LANGENDORFF - NEVADA VAN AR VEER - ionth from now We always lead care of by the t...…

…THR MICHIGAN DAILY I--- - . --- - f snap wide, I MUSIC AND DRAMA 1 DEBATING FRATERNITY TAKES TWO NEW MEMBERS INTO FOLD. e stop; very bright bring the film to pment 118 TALK E "The Flower of the Ranch." Joseph E. Howard's popular western musical comedy, "The Flower of the Ranch," which captivated large audi- ences at the time of its production through the eastern cities, will be the attraction at the New Whitney Satur- day, March 16,...…

…I1I IC igan ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1912. JOSEF LHET~fNNE Practice uling of the ttment, jury urt is to be he required eretofore it is STUDENT HURT WHILE COASTI: Ethel Robinson, '14, Caught Betwe Two "Bobs." Ethel Robinson, '14, suffered a bad wrenched knee and several bruin Wednesday evening in a coasting ac dent which occurred at Felch St. h Miss Robinson and a girl chum we coasting down the hill and the "bc on which...…

…ALYi Street T KS THE MICHIGAN 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 3 1879. MANAGING EDITOR. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert R. Dilley Editors. News Editor ........Harry Z. Fols Assistant ............Frank Pennell Athletic Editor........Karl Matthews Assistant .....…

…POR" CO. a-P. Cloves RE YOU A SUIT UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Feb. 16.-Josef Lhevinne, pianist, Uni- versity hall, 8 o'clock. Feb. 16.-Architectural Society dinner at the Union. Feb. 17.-Basketball-Detroit Eastern vs. A: A. H. S. at .high school gym, 2:30 p. m. Feb. 17.-Senior Lit dance. Barbour gym, 2-5:30. Feb. 18.-Pres. Albert Parker Fitch of Andover Seminary, Newberry Hall, 3 p. m. Feb. 19.-Senior Dent dinner at the Union. Feb. 20.-Senior Engin...…

…ly be formed, it will be pre-j far-distant fu- am Igo land was loudly ap-j Sfor hi. group of three songs. tignified, majestic "Pilgrim's and the delicately poetic "Ein "were a perfect thesis anda- *for each other, while "Der --heard for the first time lhere Ad to be the sort of a song in the singer best impresses his *It found immediate accept- ith the audience, and Mr. How- as compelled to respond to an: with Schubert's "Hark! Hark! e is no ...…

…ic higan U ARBOR. MICHIGAN TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1912. ER. ect nost successful dinners of the class, was the iment at the junior en- held at the Union last >er acted as toastmaster. ho is delivering several n behalf of good roads, Rich were the guests of Peerless Trio," McFar- and Harrington of the e Club gave several se- Mills spoke on the value ering society debating neers. Mr. Hoyt talked work and the student en- he e Name Committee fo...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I wt -p . Street Styles THE E11[ Mn iAN DAILY must we lose these men who have made Mbichi~an great?" T'he answer is so Official Newspaper at the University simple~ that the question looks foolish, of Michigan.I However, if we state the fact so bald- Published every morning except 'Mon- ly as co say that we cannot afford first day throughout the school year. grade meni, the question is mote perti- Entered at the Post Of...…

…THE M1ICHIGAN DAI-LY . CAMERA1 FOR SURVEYOR'S USE N,. ATTRACTS MUCH ATTENTION. I News of the adaptation of the cam- e- era to surveying, by that department' at of the university is arousing much in- n terest in engineering circles. Prof. C. 8 IT. Johnson received a letter recently from W. G. Hastings, '10, forester, of 'the Columbian National Forest Re- gc serve, asking for advice as to the con- instruction of a camera for use in topo- of ...…

…LY LOST -TO E - NeW Whit °°- (Continued from Page t.) Sas assistant professor of forestry,in the ra-'curse which was established thereI then for the first time. He remained ev there until 1901, when he again enter,?d w01i1 the Forest Service, being placed h,, 1± charge of all the western forest r- sEtlT serves. He held this position until he ap- came to Michigan in 1903. lent; Concerning his plans for the comingr pro summer, Prof. Roth sai...…