…AT YOUR DOOR THREEO L V E R1 N ELYIIAiI EVENINGS A WEEK, 75c Ii SUMMER PUBLICATION Vol IV. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDIAY, AUGUST 19, 1913. No. 24 FOOTBALL OU L O!G11 I l 19111~ERMAN STUDENTS TO VISIT SE M E CELE T UNIVERSITIES OF AMERICA ______g_,__or total 0ratr ils tn liph Tiro 1lnydir, '141, lRel iras Fromt FAight "IP :.ell kvc Eligile Fo I'lis f ii 5membohrt, iid their 111eiOinl o at With iisVarsity, and Others fou~nl hs r ha s, A. E...…
…AT YOUR DOOR THREE THE ONLY OFFICIAL EVENINGS A WEEK, 75c SUMMER PUBLICATION Vol IV. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1913. No. 11. LARGE DELEGATION, THE WEA~THER MLAN VICTORY GIVES BOILERNAKERS E A TIE FOR CAMPUS CHAMPIONSHIPREENTS CHANG EXPLORES NIAGARA Forecast for Ann Arbor. Fair today and Sunday. Light north- Engineers Continue Winning Streak, Illustrated Lecture by Prof. Frank west to west winds, becoming variable. Defeating ...…
…ORKING PAPER IN ANN ARBOR The Michigan Dail READ DAILY BY 5,0060 STUDENTS. * - I F , . 'OLI TfIT, TiIT [T'G, IY TT i 1 T C c, No. 138. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1913. PRC IV ET ORALITY E WILL BE TEN TONIGHT 1Everyman,' Under Direction of Ben Greet, Will "Be Produced in University Hall This Evening. LEADING PART TO BE PLAYED BY EDITH WYNNE MATTHISON Cloister of Old Spanish Cathedral Will Be Setting of Producti...…
…Michigan Daily I I LOCAL $1.50) MTAIL $0.00 a a ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENTS AXE AGAIN HITS BASEBALL SQUAD Eligibility Committee Gives Slates to Men Still on List. Clean I WRESTLE 30 MINUTES TO DRAW. MAY HOLD OUTDOOR PRACTICE. By a toss of a coin, the last bout of In order to facilitate practice as soon the season's wrestling tournament was as the team gets out in the-open, the ended and the t...…
…-tom r a A VOCAL $1.50 MAIL ,$2.40 I The Michigan Daily I LOCAL $1.50 MAIL $2.00 I Vol. XXIII, No. 94. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1913. PRICE FIVE CEN "SQUIB" TORBET TO WITHDRAW FROM COLLEGE THE WEATHER MAN Forecast for Ann Arbor-Unsettled weather, snow or rain in southern por- tion, warmer. University Observatory-Tuesday, 7:00 p. m. temperature 31.2; maximum temperature 24 hours preceding, 36.2; minimum temperatu...…
…$2.00 lair $2.50I The Michigan Daily Local $2.00 fltail $2.50 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 19, 1913. PRICE FIVE C . . ,.- . ___ VOTE _ e 1. THE WEATHER MAN IS CAST IN R ELEC TIO N Carpenter, Haller her are New Athletic Association Offi- cers. and RALLOTS IS LARGEST IN ASSOCIATION'S HISTORY. Report of Treasurer Net Balance of $7,297.02. Shows * ELECTION RESULTS. * * * --- * For Football Manager:- * Morris A. M...…
…I L ..J r I3 IMOMSM Local $2.00 Mail $2.50I The ian Daily / Local $2.00j F Vol. XXIII, No. 68. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, T H !SDAY, D CEMlBER 19, 1912. PRICE FIVE CENT i t - p _. _______ F FOOTBALL MEN PLAND TO KEEP IN CONDITION Forty Members of This V ear's Varsity, Reserve, and FreshIrzan Squad, Meet in Wutermna Gym to Iiscuss Prospects. RECORDS TO SHOW THE WORK EACH MAN HAS DONE AT GYM. Captain Patterson, Trainer Farrell, and Clem...…
… tie Michigan. Daily I rIAILED) TO ANY ADDRESS $3.00 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEDI%91$19M1)12 PRICE FIVE ( ----r I THE WEATHER MAN I'l r_ Forecast for Ann Arbor-Increasing cloudiness Tuesday and warmer, with moderate winds becoming southerly. U~niversity Observatory - Monday, 7:00 p. in., temperature 38.0; maxi- mnum temperature 24 hours preceding, 45.9; minimum temperature 24 hours preceding, 29.6; average wind velocity...…
…AT YOUR OR $2.50 I The Michigan Daily I =AILED ADDR.ESE TO ANY S $3.00 U No. 16. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1912. PRICE FIVE ,, i -- - -- UCKEYE TEAM CONFIDENT OF .VICTOYTODAY lN H AS FAI LLEN CONTINUOUSLY FAVOING 0. S. U. AS THEIR BACKFIELD OUTWEIGHS MICH. PAN'S. S.U. PLANS FOR VICTORY. neup of Both Teams Undecided; Ru- inored that Boyle Will Play Riight H aif. COLUMBUS, 0., Oct. 18.-With both ,ms apparently co...…
…tor Michigan Daily[ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1912. T OFjFiCERS iTING OF YEAR. ACTIVITIES- TO BE HURRIED.I 'U TRAVELLING SQUAD DOWNS OHIO STATE iversity Ma- meetingfor light. After r.H.J. Lough- ravels in the the follow- r: president sident, H. M. sident, G. A. , C. P. Bush- hat the annu- will be held at the Mich- I Tennis Players Victorious in Last Match of Spring Trip. the E. GKEMP IS NEXT UNION PRESIDENT Wins in Ele...…
…chigan Dat ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1912. :_ . ;: r . . Y I)IES to an s. r after- former niversi- ADVOCATES CAMPUS, DRINKING DEVICES' MUSICIANS TO GIVE DETROIT CONCERT in t , on Communicant Deplores Apsense Suitable Facilities in Unfi versity Buildings. Qf JProgram Will Include Many of "Hits" on the Trip to the Pacific Coast. the to nephrit- eer was a member of the Ukni- .f Michigan faculty from 1889 part of which t...…
…e Michigan Dail Daily E ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1912.9P2 .. ERT STORMS GIVES ST OF LECTURE SERIES, bert Storms delivered the ss of a series of four at hall yesterday afternoon. C. A. having abandoned the ernoon meetings, have plan- st of addresses, the second n this afternoon. The sub- >day's address, which is to men only, will be "Eternal vill Ats of the Wednesday and ctures, for both men and be "The Everlasting Yea"...…
…Michigan Daily I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1912. iW. in >se of soror- nake its ap- e guise of a te Gargoyle. rom its pre- WANTS SALVATION FROM DAILY GRIND Writer Suggests Efforts By Faculiv to Encourage Women Students FOOTBALL SCHEDULE ROUNDS INTO SHAPE Cornell Comes Here November 16; Syracuse and Ohio State Booked Earlv orl NO CULTURE IN CONSTANT WORK.IMAY BREAK WITH VANDERBILT I)ENTIST EDUCATORS CONVENE, Representat...…
…1 C gan ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1911. ... 1 LTM AT "RAMESES" I AI TO APPEAR IN I)ETROlT. L 4 f fU VING'S DAUMGTERS PREPARE TO CHEER CHILD PATUI Will Petition Senate Council to Allowi Show to Make Trip--Matter A III. ij. f12to be Decided in Vacation. A petition signed by the most prom- inent members of the Detroit Alumni' he Students' Association asking that "The Awak- ened Rameses" be taken to the City ates of the...…
…Lion will entertain of 55&yard. sthis afternoon~ dy and TI a~t the clubhouse an otside dram. Cider, eiga- ,pn he- 50 y, 'uests will be serv- play, Aft4 ,ock and from 6 to attermted gan bocke, ________1 45 yardliun ARliMY GAME.I" punte( 65 1from the opening ; line fcr a …
…ake Another's Daily-Subscribe Michigaan j! yA Reliable'Directory of Reliable Business T ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1911. r1 0 II to Play Real reday's Con- rlumph 26 SCORE. n Than e regular mid- e Varsity and resh yesterday the regulars Reserves and y youngsters. ,were the only the first team ,o who did the route from the the r the 'awed r the as no ollowing two for- h which ,ss, Thomson to Wells, 5 yards, gave th...…
…THE WOVRN Vol II. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1911. VERSAILLES SHOWS TWOFOLD INTEREST Historic and Artistic Aspects Attract Traveller Says Prof. Canfield GIVES STATISTICS OF PALACE "Versaiies offers Iso isnsds of ile- est to tihe trisveler, ihistorical interest andr us artistic intorest"-was the theme t of a lecture given hiy Prof. A. G. Can- field oii Thuirsuiay afternoon o the top- ic "Versailles. "Nowhere else cain one st...…
…Vol. XXL .;,: ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY ig, siuo.~ No, 16it TlILSTANI~l Y WILLI READ TIWO> PREP MEET TbA Sl PIRS BEFORE CONGRESS. TO BEHELDTODAY Prof. and Mrs. Stanley left foe at trip TO E ; EL aroa ystrdlay motrnintg andi will sail ________ fromnsQuebeIc thtis week. 'The iprimtary purpossse of isI r. Stantey's sojourn is .to Over 200 Entries Representing attendtlhe congress of the internsatisnal 23 Schools Have Been dosnsthse-last ...…
…Vol. XXI. ~~~~~~~ANN ,ARBO3R, MICHIGAN,3 )3' 131. I,9 .II Vol, XXI. 118 1 I -- NICH-IGAN RUNNERS LOS, TO SYRACUSE Unfamiliar Track Causes Defeat' of Wolvertines in Hard Struggle HIOEI '1-,1S3FOUR FIRSTS t 11tr1i h l 1 1 00 1111'r) () ( 7'LI~11 .1 11134~t. ld 1 i 1 t 11 . l ist t it i t' tc '}li' t.1C' <il'( 11l1 11;111, oll111 2' I' IIIS hall 11 tak ''1: I ' 1111110(111 1 11111111 Ii }, 1 1 T«()1111 lll 11popl 0 ar111101C~ r ~1111111...…
…TheMichil -,-ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,iSU Nil \XY,likI ikit itINx.9 Vol. XXI. No. g THIRTY MN OM l 0hSICH kcAE. SEN UT.STUDENTS STRIKE; Acti e 'rearations for the loterseho-IJND E O T F R B S B L 1jc mei wiie like the circus of fame SI; U tis to hie bigger and better than ever he- fore, hasve bees begun. Interscholastic Rickey Advises Candidates 0ol stager Lysian has mtailed postal cardis Underclassmen are Ordered Train Before Season ld Prrtoyso...…
…T h e _ _ _ _ _ _ Vol. XXI. DIAMOND ATHLETES ROUND INTO SHAPE Early Drills in Waterman Gym Are Disclosing Wealth of Material RICKEY LOOKS FOR GOOD YEAR .tor t~c gnn i tltell tantt "I s~i~lc f hil osets wtichilCoach I ,.._I, . t hdit it Wa'termtane n I.,:0t;zrc'csrt' s the titlec etf hi ~ rti ter,- at ndttiats t 1"i a' teeli tt'rsincee nti]nowtothe slowess tltds'tttt erel otIdtepreem- ise that ledthe coachto e give tethtetmthii spcal attentiot...…
…TheMich i _ _ Vol XXI. ANN ARBOR, MCFIG GREATEST BATTLE OF YEAR WILL BE CONTESTED TODAY; Northmen and Michiganders Are Evenly Matched for Titanic Struggle Which Will Decide Championship of the West LAWTON WILL START GAME AT FULL ttCttO. is wii xi t '1. tSt'1tt0N'S YR 0 5 50551 t;otsk I(rek....... tobo._2....1.,..2... 178 .........:Fatk Coklin .......8........ 2. T... .2..208 ...... \Walker lion rook ( Capt.)...235.... 3.... 0-.. . to ... 9......…
…The ichiganDaily ANN ARBOR, -MICHIGAN, N(Y I)NESDA1Y, OCTOBER 1Q , 1010 No . 14. Vol. XXI. WILL TEST METAL IN BATTLE TODAY Regulars to Play All-Fresh and Reserves as Preparation for0.S. U. REDDEN REPORTS TEAM~ STRONG liowfat Mchgans grdt(10macie 1has (develioped snce last week's contest with tie Agies ill ie determnedl this aftersoon 1w11(11Captai erook 0111 hsmen face the ,Rsres adth ie All-Frsi. Today's cooest will he the 110 I111 1t ' 0 ...…
…TiHE-M WOLVERINE VOL,. I. ANN ARDOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY i~, 1910. No. 8 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1910. No. 8 i VARtSIIYLC[ 612 E. Liberty Only; one block tronm the Canmpus Three good square ,meal s per day Single Meals 25c $3:50 per Week Sunday Dinners 35c MEAL TICKETS 0 0 * I 1 6PtAV''I GDL IEIGNI G6 JOORNAL ISOJLOING DETROIT AohrChance A hrFor Those Who Wat IWO MICHIGAN MEN MEE RGUDEATH' Michigan Central Train ...…
…__ _ ig 9an ily NYA \ 1AP 01OR, 11(1110 N 1111. It tS A L I i mi. Vol. XX. cNr. 10o. MAY FESTIVAL OPENS FOR IT"EETENHSAO Earle Killeen Makes Bow as Chorul Conductor ----Series Begins Auspiciously with Thomas Orchestra and Noted Artists RIDER-KELSEY SCORES HUGE SUCCESS TI; N N II'I'I'iS '-I-1LiLII I) IN SPI kC\ I\ITI:\I Illt Teni 11 itoijilt t we0 X III (1111111(1 1an1 adittedto 11hiix'iio'"xx'o.'ioiiooti'ttool at.the: Tarlte and feiasts n...…
…he Mach i ____'____ A'NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SA\TURDA\Y, MARCH lii, 1910. No. 18. VOT,. XX. SYRACUSE ATHLETES ARE CONFIDENT OF VICTORY Experienced Methodists Expect to Uphold Hon- or of the East Against Michigan--Leger Un- able to Run--Bohnsack in Poor Condition. THOMAS CAPTURES ORATORY PRIZE Senior Law Speaks Eloquently Before Small Audience--Snyder Takes Second Honors. "Our 9AfriCall loagnla. a discutssioni of the race probltemt, tWat the su...…
…( t Vo01. XX. - N ARBlOR, CMICHIGAN, SACIt RI) CY, 'InBR 'CBS isio inn No. g5. LOCAL GIRLS SEEK VOTES FOR WO1YEN'I Speaker 0f Woman's a tBranchl 01 Sufferage Association, is1 Barred from Campus. the C'\ nanII's Letigni ofithis uni- siteichntiiin ofiially ietitfiet intl i thetwomn ii oftragiiiiovemnt is ring l ighere a lprmint iAm'iercan sffea gette itn addlelss theii nint rsti girlst and ton aseople. The women claim1 thatitacting esient ...…
…The Michigan al "a1,. XX. Ni ARBOR, MIC HIGAN, \VEDNESI)AY, JA.Nb ANY i19, f191 NO. 78, SIGNAL TO PLAY BALL AWAITED Over Eighty Candidates Attend the First Meeting of Baseball Squad- -Rickey Present, Mrihign'stsealShliseason01Joric 101 began last tigt t seithte largest itum- her of cadidate's for tie team1111 known it the bshall histors of tin Untiver silo. Oser icgtytmentt oliM theiritteition o1fttg ot the team, among thent beiasateniuoib...…
…Mic igan Da iy \NN A-RR1 \llIJIIGAN,-5 tN'AYI llt(I IPI 1-1 19 15ic09 Na. 63. Vol'. XX. FAMOUS FRENCH SCHOLAR Prof. edler of Paris to Lecture on French pic Poetry. rs from distanti h ill ifI( ittiis-o j1 ,re o vsitQhe1,-lkeritv Pr if. JiiplIl lais, sis scialsuit Iscr i ofii nt srf.Beitr itw ilictss ' ii I mi' cc this clir as an s 1-ni sisis i pw1rrseit dal i l iiiis "' ~ [a to Fris ll ithe cai f"I,nc litiatn i tin the ol i- d F~i e. \ prs ...…
…The Mic iganD aily__ -N ARDOR, M N I hAX, CR1DA). X\/RVEMBR t.40t N .O Vol'. XX. GOPHIERS LOOK FOR AN -AY VICTORY Great Confidence Abounds on Minnesota Camnpus--Mc~iovernt May Play. NII11it-bap N\litt.. N,\. 18.- ( Spe- vilto ichigant )ail-.) A --lthoiugh !t clmoasitig ail) cotlitta-ta ill thteir ability to defait Ntimteta , tis ihalfo midat the Pl aza IhIte in the home ofttit the 'oo hcr at ! 'clclITh No a ii monig.11(_ ,clc Coula Yosiiit h...…
…The MichiganDaily_ 1'N\ ARBOR, MNICH-IGAN, -R'iCSDAY, ()CT'1iS1 .1 1)191,ryc. No. 13. t> t.. X. BIG RECEPTION TO MICHIGAN ROOTERS Flilwaukee Alumni Makes Ex- tensive Plans to Entertain Followers of Team Saturday. a goo xw ll-(mlt and11 ll ii 11911Cll [II OH it wav. Frid k, uiht th tea %11 119ey~ssofh ~ at1i a;11 iixxii xxxxnxxxtx- baiiu nd mokr wicxillC bey-iCA CII MANY MEN DESIRE PRESIDENTIAL. JOB Senior Lits and 1910 Engineers Nominate T...…
…................. No M. 'a IS 0 0 poo p, A A A y 0 zI i r _ r _ '= '' '= z v" .. o , '~. . ..+ .. ;, , .y - r i r " a %" s m . ~ y r "' -: i 1 J V a' . f; .. M v-: : = v ,; ' % _.. f . r s o . ,. , ,-. ~ ,-- w. r; J: _. J J f' ,,., ,.' r - -' ^i J- 'r .. n r-!" ,, n ! 7 r r; r, Ju - J; Jam, i - 'ti I .- ' I " - - 7= { ., r ' ; ^ r f _ ('' r i / J. ' r .-- _ V . r, J, r rte. , / V, "' , .ti ' ' ^ . 'f _.. - - -. : .. - -^ - .te- - '_ ,...…
…The Mch nDaily C\ 1R3(R Ni.11h C 5 t iC919,10)0 VOL. XIX. t . T23 PROBATION RULE MAY HIT ATHLETES~ Dull-May Meet Saturday Night May Be Affected-Mile Run Will Feature Meet. Chahot ho'1 riing ofolth' board of tion11frm Cenggigli10athieti. contests, X6111o1t1ardiarrangig"tie ilealtti- 1 (1111 foul 11planIllof Iraner Fit- " Cre1 picked forl 1110.r1till.oteof tie trams 0.inteD l- meto 111 ar)e111 00iltie cla1ss (11wh ich 1has1fall1111111 til he...…
…The higan Dally FRESWSOPHi SNOW IltofI is il <] il BATTLE -ARRANGED tiyIl, i~1>f1 Underclassmen to Take Advan- tage of Wintry Offering; Fight c""i' e ci1 Lc Ma eoeAnnual Custom. lcd~caottl jctlc bu it2 iccill the ltic i i ,6t tiltine il the wayv tof frei -op .10011 it 11011ontanousic froim the fertiie brins ofn ccir ii t~~dncattl Pcl uiiidirclassitcn, wh11( r o un o ta c e1 lcM nh keep up11 clas-c antooiit te m rr cudi. Tlic batlc isc sccdldt...…
…Th~e Mict n - )ily ;\,NN \1{B17R \IIIU\\ i s)Y.f L\iA' ) )) V\%t,. XIX. VARSITY ATHLETES TO HRAVE ADVISERS A\udent Conmmittee Is Organized t to Watch Over the Studies oft Promising Athletes. Nas eoo t the ctIolt- lo Jsi n Nilttlo- da ~ien Fc1111111can the Comtin tt vvil t he tls '.ltiitthe Iame o --leant tiho whosewoikhe ill atch I ad1 rep rt 1o-te ca111( \1t of the1 III tou t ii it Tlli; (it is oped. iad t eil yII ill it 1o lle 1111,,0 1 t ...…
…TheMichigan Daily \\N tT \'RBiii \ITiL l \ " \1 'L'I .),I) L I %A\l f u1 908 iOx. (xx VjOL. XIX. 7o. oo, CULTURE OVATIONix lildixta INCREASES NIGHTLY sr t h ntenm Speeches Demanded of Stephens xxxl,. xilxxln Ixx C lrxic. 1)1-I Welch and lHai nes- House Sold "'r1~c,1 las< Tomi(allotxiog Rxwlxii Out; Few Seats Left for Today. tkin''aiithixroughxlyii xx thlc n iiir CarlTonicii' ie iiiixii'xi'axxip' o cx'r 'Lilt ari"x;it xthe xl ititxxy lriid...…
…The Micigan.D \i. 7 N I X. CNN CRBOR, MIIIC\MN, TI-ICSI)CN N)VC\IIICK ioii. tli. BOTH 'VARSITY S9UADS I~ hit\llax i Football Team Will Bfe Given Great Send=Off as They Start For 11- I U CSKCl .I l FN 1'l ', \StS Ill Ifi Ct C LII i - t Syracuse Tonight-Cross For Princeton T lit ial if the tacl. ii"iss tu liiini. F 1 i-ti 14111ave Ctiigtt for Syra iic T ehad wilmet ilfot o S ll ii i-w ih hn o lad th chc t i in. Th n t l r tionxiiill 1 't ...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL,. XVIII. ANN ARBOR, -XICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY i9, 1908. Noa. 169. BASEBALL SQUAD DEPARTS FOR EAST Leaves for Ithaca oi M. C. at 2:40-Fresh Lits Place in Final - -Stahl Wins CCC Race. \Vhhe hon11rgilli4rcord ofte1 won11out1of1eleve1n g11110, th ibaseall team lle1a01c090today1to est1the 11etleof thefle east 00. lTheosquad(1l1e(v00o le Mih~igan C('olrl a1 24, (01 Bflo. and 11will go1from11thr 1to Ithaca 1for th first gme...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL.. XVIII. ANN, ARBOR, MIUCHICA NTHURSDAY, -MARCH 19, igo8. No. z20'. BAIRD -SCHEDULES KENTUCKY STATE Southern Eleven Will Play Here Nov. 7- Notre Dame May Sup- plant Wabash for Oct. 17. 'Nichigan will play Kentcky stae n- versity on the local gridiront Nov. 9. Notre lDar's sinaility to scheule a ganme for that date causeuthSie change in the plais for the footlall seaso. While Ketutckly as ot sigthue co- tract, it has ...…
…The ichiganDaily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN." \VEJI)NI~A i 1) \\ I Y Gf r~aii 0)0 VOL. XVIII. No. tot. FRffMANi Th AI ARE YICTORIOUJS Junior Laws Defeated' by Score of 21-6, and Sophomore Engi- neers Lose,4.2-J&. The fresh engiliyecis tritumphed over the sophomores br the score of 32 to tf in a closely conecsted biasketball game last erenig. Th'ivalty was kee and( lie contest. as Ich w as fast from the start, kept tlhc specfst i aatlitthronget th...…
…The Michigan Daily Ann Arlbor, IX! ichigan, wn iidtiv, Jnnnia 19, 1908. Vol-. XVIII. N.S_ RECEIPTS EXCEE DISBURSM] Church, Bundschu, Row+ Whiting Are Chosen a Sciation's New Heads. flitly A. BIMtiseitti twasc finuancial seretiri' of the X.thi( cainat itheiannialtelection11 versity hfl i MauiceICCrCutiipa was BIniiiit'sopponentt Ini t lsou1 bueihenrorest if the canididates o )fic( aitnlilsrt JohntiNihit ICtinguiterot trasurer.tt Te reporits...…
…The Michigan rDaily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANI, THURSDAYY, D ECEMB3ER i9; 1907 Vol- XVIII. No. 70-. TRACK TEA SHOWS PROMISE Michigan's Prospects for a Suc- cessful Season Are Good- Freshmen Show Up Well A ccardingi to tte prsntt outlook the fotloswers of Mtictigana track athetic have eery cause to iheotitmlistic. Of thehi lavaenots Capttai Rove, Coe Dual t sd1Hodge are left,tut arond these as a uctes it is expected that a tetnO worthy of relreen...…
…The MiL Vr.. XVIII. AN-N \Rll()R. 51 l'I 1IliA , t, i1-I' 5A ,-,\c NEW CHEMISTRY BUILDING VOTED Board of Regents Decides to Be- gin Work Soon--Money Not Yet Appropriated. -X new emteistry building il the ne Itttire i assured by actin taken by the Bloardl of Reget at last Frida'simee- tug. It was then tdecitet to goah d with plans firsthte poipsediilbuilig The architect hus not yet been coeni-. Wito this will le or low-e will hi ettoset, is ...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XVIII. ANN ARBOR, MICHIG-_\', SATLEdIWk.O(CTOBE"R 19, 1907. N'o. 23. WABASH EXPECTS TO HOLD VARSITY Indianapolis Rooters, However, look to See Michigan Win by a Small Score. (Secialt to 'T'te ietgaot il.) Idiainat)olis, lIn., Oct. S-Tet~ r- riveil at 2Otis aternoon. TIeimeic writatken dilretis to tielieitstot hotel ad from there to\WaslingtoniiPark for a short prctice. Alt the ptayers are feeig iwell after the hat...…
…The MichiganDal VOL. XVIIL No. 1617. MICHIGAN WINS FROM OHIO STATE Final Score Is 104 1-3 to 57 2-3- Giarrels and French Establish New Records. th 'O 1 t XXIra ';111 h 11111118t 11111818I'la tca XXX\ich load" ;,11111 I\0,;1(1 oneI. 11ml I1 a1111 .}11,1C,1w it 11111al (,t 1C Ca rel11"t 111 broke till-1111 va~ t " 1(1 111:1 1(1 % 8 1 , ill Ill, 220 -1 118' v 1'111111 hit I 3 3, X tll 'XX 11 of Ill"1 \ 1 1 it tll 111rclc 111"O ,11 b 1 c;ri1 h...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVII. :11N XIi>144' I1 . >lll>\, ''l'l:IKS) \'. Xl1414444 1(1), 190)7. )4 1 2. FOOTBALL CALL BRINGS OUT PROMISING MATERIAL Fitzpatrick, Baird and Magoffin (ive Advice to the inexperienced Cadidates. Oyer iftymen a bitins 11oaid he :')'iateritl the idronduring the comingfootball 1s)aso1 atherelast " ~ in ette pI Iroomi.oifiWter-ii m an ymasium to 14ha j.ort..)impromp- tie lt ho g it i s tofall a r-asI Net at toii ie...…
…The M"ichigan Daily AN ARB'ORXi IC 110 ,\ , I C'ii'S):\Yx 11 ;I:L:i Xl 19,ix < xxy Vol-. XVII. Nox. ioo. .... ...... . . . . PRELIMINARY MEET OCCURS SATURDAY First Contest Is a Freefor-all Event -Class Relay Teams Will Open Championship Series. riti ittiixixx ii ghtxxliv lii tei na even knownxxasithe ipreiinaymet ineligibles, toimlxil iiho xhave xxwon lhon- poseiioI giv xx xx iingla lne xont ieine xmateialii irii ing ino thi i melx xixigt ...…
…The Michigan Daily A\TN A B , I~ ( I 'lt.Ni1( IIK :N S '1IliAY, .\ NI A i rkIt()(,1)-7. VOL. XVII. NIl. iLt. MICHIGAN DE E ~ATERSHOLDS REGULAR SESSION ARE VICTORIOUS5 M1AJORITY OF REGENTS FAVOR WITHDRAWAL Team Is On of the Best That K.1 I Ever Represented Michigan - R\), No Report Received From Con- ) test With Northwestern. .1 I cc --;L I )i HIyilitI Ill tlithe p pr llt in Itt.igthe d - Lo aiPt napn ake o ht Hnt fI in ~rs ill~'c til t...…
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