…)ESTABLISHED 1890 ICY fmrMirt t abj igaba MEMBER VOL. XL, NO. 50. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVL EN 1930 F~mhUBL ArTAIN T BE r: , ui ti .h if S' r ', TONIGHT FIFTEN STUENTSTrueblood to Start aFiwF1 'ssoBE T on African Journey AUTO -BAN CHAGESn TRUEBLOOD LEAVESPr TODAY ON AFRN~ICA TO SOUTH flCr ; ~Sident, Cabinet o nn I Will Honor Warren VII IILILIL (Dly Associated Prc, l IP ) Ti~ [...…
…~THE CHIA N i-iA-,NI1 l1t'Ui$AY, .NOV \iv ThiE? 1 J( . .. ... . .... RI. T 11 UNIT WLLAID TO SEC'REDTAR OF TREASURY U. WILLAAGE FISCAL OFF PAAO IN.EV E CESEATEN WILL SPEAK AT ANUA INNhER Screen elecin Cuhurches Will Combine For Thursday Srie IFor the first time in Ann Arbor the church services of all d e n oin n- I 4z ?'*'.ArMinded Marines. f over-drarnatic Stoy, injcigatbon1s, I GHSD NT :emi~an Professor Will Delive'r ' SO you're ...…
…I 1TUESDAY, JNO VELMTh ll2-j ' 2 . - r. iv ak L1 %T -%I AYT/UHr1A L rY.IT.. FAIl*5iTH U-iI5 9 1* 10, a Noli Awk w 2, isr a - a I M DOADREGIME ' VICTORIOUS OVERl LIBERAL FACTION T NEWFOUNDL BY GIGAN] r bill to Increase Doles Passes, House of Commons by Large Margin. LEFT WING REBELLIOUS Would Enlarge Unemployment! Insurance $610,000,000 for ,Coming Year. * (By Associated Pkss> LONDON, Eng., Nov. 25. - fears that the MacDonald Ma...…
…PAGE FOTIR THE MICHIGAN DAI LY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1929 Published every morning except Monday,1 during thie University year by the Board in Control of Student ItrsLlicatious.I Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the lase for republi' ation of all news dis-I patehes credited to it or not otherwise credited tin this paper and the local news publishied herein. Entered at the...…
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…. 10 Fitt h;~ I , 1. .J le LV V 1 ,- i . u c.' i , TSHE MICHIGAN ONLYT J-1 4 x !. _. ". _, .. _ rrrr -.-r'.'--ii V. ,nk . o IGRID SEASO NEARSCLOSE BIGTN I E C te' ATRDY'S SAM ES - vrdStary IntramuGalesItems +ul CyhdadttWrer so wou i Nearig Death LyantPlansurlIgnRtedsHigr Thuesday;00 _____________CAMBRIDGE, Maas., Nov. 25 --I NEW YORK. Nov. 24--Capped b I .... --- ~~Detroit and California Fall Victor M. Harding, Harvard end, Docto...…
…. _ r _ -_- -. ,.. _ . ,./AL _ x U Vl;]':A . V 444L: ..l1 !r ,d HARRES PLACE TFIR IN BIG TEl Vj ETiCLASSIFI U_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _A D V E R TIS IN O nnonfllrrflvhIT dema ers 'Clo¢se JOLLY HAS LEAD 'Gro .'hn Captures Third _ HADNCONSIDERED VALUABLE zBig Len Seuaon With FOR Iie' OPYCosCountry .Jaunt ' - 150, FAE fESU{ADI I N Wii'C Tf /n Over Hoosi ers a___A AD IT ON____I S F-- By placing first in the all-campus 310 S OR U TCotined i a g ...…
…f PAGE EiIGHT THE MICHIGANAILY I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . --.. - 3 .S U - - 33 f Ann Arbor Art Amsociatimn The Seventh Annual Ann Arbor Arit A ~ ' rnnrf _f~sn fHTLDNER COMPARES MANN'S WQRKS CI'AL - U LL t I N fi ;IatA~ts~ai l? p^'~caevery aftermoon in tbe atl rics and ccriclwo f r. A.iuivini Nicamrial blall thirough Friday, November te -i~ib rublicatloi I n the IBulletin i"; c uw ,fritetive llotie to all inemhers Rlictoric 180 (liraiva, 1...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 -'V- 99& 4hp vigolobw ApAw AW W- . 1 I VOL. _40, NO. 24 E ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1929 EIGHT PAGES ItiHIAdmmb Tu TTLE ILLI O To'Agoft'u r AIGLER Stock Market Regains Partial Stability 'JO RORS FIND FALL PHOFSSOHStock Market Regains Partial Stability as Bankers Show Faith in Finance Plan STATES CARN GIE (By Associated Press) myriad _ transactions had been N NEW YORK, N. Y., Oct. 25....…
…I t. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1920 - --- --p .--- MICHIGAN -INVADES Match King Obtains PRFSO ILLINOIS I11N OVEST A9TTACKS C H Alumni Entbusiasm 1 ijg Tn Champs Seek Revenge Iso Counti for 30 Defecat of LISRPR Last Year. CAM RPR FEW HANGS INLIN~JP1(Continued From Pag ______one modiern inlstance' Maize and Blue Squad is in Good ploymeti h- :s -paid more than the Condition for Memorial for such work. Mai Stadium Battle. ...…
…MICHICAN 15ATEY ~PAGE T HOOVER, FORD WATCH FAMED INVENTOR RE-ENACT S EHALF-CENTURY-OLD ELECTRIC LIGHT EXPEF IMENT BEGINS TERHM WOR K' White Rats and Small Chicks Are Discussion Subjects at Group Gathering. THUMA, PADILLA SPEAK I Ex-Cabinetman Heads Conservation Group DEBATE ODESTIONS DECIDED R qYEAR Leaguc Includes Sciools Entire Stac in This Season's Plan. From Entertainment Given Visitors at Third Annual Group Assembly. l RUTHVE...…
…FoU THE MICHICAN D -A l PIDAY , CTT' 1O J - T Published every morning except MondTay during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to tbe use- for republication of all news dis- atcies credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein- Entered ;t the posto. .e at Ann Arbo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAWi7LY1 FADE 1FMV LYAVA , '\ " 7 FA'wAM «; SELECT TYPICAL OQ WOMAN STUDENT AT LEAGUE NOV. 4' Problems of Sorority Women to be Discussed at Meeting. PI BETA PHI EARNS CUPt Reservations Already Made for 750; More May be Had} if Necessary. iranmir Tflnninr FNTPRS (CONTEST, 77 TEAM MANAGER PREDICTS VICTORY FOR JUNIORS IN COMING TOURNEY ieteruits Threatening Positions oftered in the tournament, with sep- CAMPAIG NreFU...…
…Tl4 ~ T-C t4C.AM I ALY «....._ ...... b . . . f -. Yi*- Y®' * ~ r -.- . -* - . Y ----' .-- .a-..i, wa +i, c7. 3ATJRDAY,C JUNIOR VARSITY §1 '0 MEET ILLINOIS ON FERRY FIELD W VRINES ALTER Indians Have Defeated Wiscon- sin, Who Holds 6-0 Win Over Michigan. SQUAD IN GOOD SHAPE With one victory and one defeat chalked up against them in their two Conference games thus far, the Michigan Junior Varsity willi meet the Illinois "B" team this af...…
…i., 4 tATt1ThJAY, OCTOBERh 25, 1o"2I TH MICHIGAN AIL"4 MICHIGAN DAILY '--,V -7 7;, NCRTHWESTERN TO PLAY Eight Big Ten Teams ANY INJURIES HAIDIICAP WABASH ELEVEN TODAY Meet in Games Today F OTBALL TEAMS ID EAST H_(Continued form Page Six) (Continued From Fage Six) C R S L f E EVANSTON, Ili.-Northwestern's man, while the Boilermaker line his team in 1926 to see the Army-I Whas shown well in all of the games Navy game at Chicago. He sent ...…
…PACE EIGHT THE MTrHTCA T)ATTy GCTO,'EFZ 261 1929.. PAGE ~icm'i' THIS MTCHICM'Y DAILY SATTJIiDAY, OCT~M~ER 26, 192§. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ENSIAN OFFERS rI fV PHOTO COUPONS ji l ------ . !3Mato r3 0M- T PORTSA Every senior who has not as yet Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members made arrangements to have his of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- picture taken for the 'Ensian sho...…
…THE WEATHER Fair and cooler. (fit P 'ummr £I$rbga. kt1 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. X, No. 28 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS NAVAL LIMITATIONS CONFERE N CE LIKIELY RUMO1REDFOR SPRING OFFICIALS ARE SILENT ABOUT PROPOSALS OF SPRING SETTLEMENT' HOOVER FAVORS MEETING Unofficial Information From Capitol Says Hatt on Cruiser Building Assures Conclave (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, July 25.-Likeli- hood o...…
…4 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILN FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1929 rei(.kf TWL THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAIL\ 04P itmmer fundamental safeguards of the transportation act." £ C III 4 f It is interesting to note that the Wabash has, by the nature of its petition and by the fact that it has Published every morning except Monday suggestedth inlsnofasxh during the University Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. road, shown itself to be not...…
…FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1929 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGR TWM THE.. SUMMER+ + Ma:vaaaGAiN \Lt11L 1 - - PAM TMR " ... 'WORLDS GRE[AT HAVE BEEN PAT OF TPUPPETPRO. VISIT OF TATTERMAN RECALLS HISTORY MARIONETTES . ... , _ i i MEN' RHONSl JECTS. GROUP OF APPARATUS BROADCASTS MOVIES i, - " sideline Chatter, INTRIGUEDPHILOSOPHERS Shakespeare Contributed Two Plays for Puppets; Johnson, Voltaire Also Furthered Cause "The King of the Golden River,...…
…PAGE FOUR THE SUMMER MICHI' E:N DAILY FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1929 DAI LY1 OFIC IAL 0BULLETI N Publicaton in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all mem- bers of the University. Copy received at the office of the Dean of the Summer Session until 3:30, excepting Sundays. (11:30 a. m. Saturday). VOL. IX 1IFDAY. JULY 26, 1929 No. 28 Advanced Mechanics: Mr. G. M. Eaton, Chief Engineer of the Molybdenum Corporation of America, Mr. A. L. Kimball, i...…
…MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (' 4 P t u m m P lflirbiga Ltiot THE WEATHER June 25: Generally fair with slowly rising tempera- ture. VOL. X, No. 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS 8 RAMTRAMCK BAND DISPLAYS TAL EN IN LOCAL SHOWING 1 1 r f A 1 J EXECUTION OF HIGH SCHOOLt MUSICIANS PROVES t ENTERTAINING - t COSMOS YOUTHS SHOW x CHAMPIONSHIP CLASSf Players Range From 11 To 17 Years Of Age Show Technique Of ...…
…rA^B TWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILN WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1929 g1.4 'um r r lar to that accorded any law es- tablished by society to better regu- l 41' a it l a t late its own conduct. To attend 11_the crime of breaking the prohibi- Published every morning except Monday tion laws with the same punish- during the University Summer Session by ment that is meted out for the the Board in Control of Student Publications. The A t rss- - crime of mu...…
…WnN "AV_ JTTT' 96.19A THE ' SUMMEPR MICHTIGCAN DfAILYV PAGE THREE ..YYL'li1V Lill x, JV1V 1'v GOB 1. 16. 1 jllli VV1YlAY1L1\ lYla\.l lavt-al\ LL-Sala _ COL IUMBIA [URNISIDII ZIONIST STUDENT C [Jil I IIIII SHEm S WILL MEET HE! -l { K i s c 1 1 .. R 7 yJ I ii' Delegates were arriving in Ann! Arbor today for the annual con- Z vention of Avukah, American stu- a dent Zionist organization, whichp Hopes Of The West Shattered As[ will hold sessi...…
…PAGE FOUR THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1929 DAILY OFF I [CIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all mem- bers of the University. Copy received at the office of the Dean of the Summer Session until 3:30, excepting Sundays. (11:30 a. m. Saturday). Volume IX WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1929 No. 3 Members of the Summer Session Faculties: College of Literature, Science, and the Arts-Changes of Elections: N...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Air IA&M MAP 4lo MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol XXXIX, No. 176 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1929 EIGHT PAQES ILLI Ul s S -x r _ r " ' . .,. . , ! , ", r , - ,itC TE IACK EI:T VARSITY NINE LOSES T0 ILLINI. TRIPLE IN 13TH VICTORY, 3 TO 2j Wolverines Hold Lead Over Badgers in Big Ten Race ASBECK HURLS GNg BALL Truskowski, Weintraub Captain In Tw Places o Events ri-a Davis Cup Team! Defeats Japan (By Associ...…
…«- ."rW6 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1929 ILLIMOIS INSTHIRD 810TETARACK(TITLEq this event, scoring nine points when Cave, Sentman and Burkhart took second, third and fourth. Jack Tarbill of Michigan collected the remaining counter, Burkhart nos-1 ing him out for t'e fourth place by inches. The Wolverines collected seven points in the hammer throw when Captain Ketz won the event and George McArthur finished fourth. lCetz brought his ...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1929 . . - a.. "+v ,..-, x. .. ... s a,. ee. ..+K.:. .aR,: t . r +er- :...a.., s. 'r.-,. w.., . -.. ... .yA._..._ _. .,.. + ,.z rA _ AiA t. A H NfAl HRtLhF VAUE THREE~Ni Thirty-Sixth Summer Session Promises Attractive Features S331 HAS RAPIO REEANSION Lectures, Spacial Courses And Trips Fill Program Announced Eor Summer Study AUO BAN. INTERPRETED 0 "Where No One Doth The Sinner Ply. .. FIELD COURSES IN SCIENCES PLANNE...…
…PAGE POUi Published eery morning except Mondat $wlng the University year by the Board i Control of Studet Publications. e Member of Westera Conference Editora' Association. -] The Associated Press is exclusively enn titled to the use fo~ republication of all new dispatches credited to it or not otherwise Credited in this paper and the local news pubn lished 'herein.i Entered at the postoffice at Ana Arbor Michigan, is second class matter. Spec...…
…T H E "M I-H T C-A 7 DAIlE Y FA (;r .1 .... ........ ' 'r s1MA C= I&LSc qu At SALE Of IIKEI T SOCIAL CALENDAR IS CROWDED WITH ENTERTAINMENTS CONTRALTO SINGS UIKT \HONORING MOTHERS, SENIORS, MAY FESTIVAL GUESTS IN SIXTH CONCERT .. SUMMER SCHOOL NEW PHYSICAL. PLANS INCLUDE EDUCATION COURSES .;1 j 'I ..r a -'C °hI 4.i 'Vi !RMothers' house parties, dinners LEitlull IiflVST for May Festival guests, and senior SA D A E Idinners hav...…
…E -t T 14 MIC14TC-AN D -A MY '1lA SAS 26, 1929 Me l ~ii )TI1A AL I x I .1- 1 kwoop-ma GEORGE LOTT WILL PLAY AGAINST MICHIGA MONO Y CHICAGO TENNIS TEM' IcA igTen ( T MEET WOLVERIES Victories Of Michigan And Wiscon- sin Enable Both Teams ToD ni iin ~ Say At Top Of Race FOR BIG TEN 'H 91 Both Michigan and Wisconsin maintained their places at the top of the Conference baseball heap by Third Ranking Player Will Com- virtue of victories...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1920 -4 THE WC I N-DA"TL THE MICHIGAN flATLRz~ s. .r BA SEBA LL TEAM TO MEET BADGERS C D ADVERTISING MnUTAFII[ ill I II lLOTT TO PLAY IN i r I 1 a i i ,J 7 i r C r L O r yyG 1. I r a a R mu t iiuihIL OIL TENNIS MA TCHES 1 TFA(Continued From Page Six) ibinations are undefeated in dual meet competition and the play Two Grames Next Week Withh Wis-I should' be hotly contested. Both consin Will Virtually Decide shte...…
…PAaTEIh THE MIC T IN DATA V SILUTU )AT, tvl AT 19, lo-121 4lows" IStudents' Recital: Mr. Benjamin Z. N. Ing, pupil of Theodore Harrison, will give a graduation recital, Monday evening, May 2'7. at 8 o'cloek, in the Schoolt l of Music Auditorium on Mayna d Street. Miss Louise Nelson will be the Publication in theBulletin is constructive notice to all members accmras. The gneralbi is invte follows:oadisio of he nivrsiy. op reeivd b th Asis...…
…STABLISHED 1890 -.0 t atlg MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 150. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1929. EIGHT PAGES i i Weaver, O'Neill, And Trueblood To Serve As Judges AUDIENCE EXPECTED TO PACK HILL AUDITORIUM Jackson High School Boys' Chorus' And Varsity Band Will Furnish Musical Entertainment j Classes For DismissedcreLoc Bailey Lecture, Speaking of. the subject "The Im- portance of the Arts in Education," Henry Tu...…
…TWO~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~ RIDAY, APRIL 26, 1929 I-. __________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ -WNW* CONSERVATIOKNIS MOST PH ESSIIICOF TODAYS. ISSUEs SAYS COOLEY: FOR MER ENGINEERING DEAN DISCUS$E ECONOMIC CONDITIONS C1NIEMNS DEFORESTATION Predicts Big Dpcrease In Food Supply Unless Nation Takes Precautionary Steps "Conservation of natural re- souxces is one of the most impor- tan...…
…MHERST STUDENT ISi Music And Drama ____ i-I ?iiCiCAN AT,) Iiyi I U I i -1 I INN U !ItYY !r "TIMES, NEW~S CONET TONIGHT: Mimes present the Robert E. Sherwood satire, "'he Queen's Husband" in their theatfe, beginning at 8:15. Curtain at 8:30 o'clock. ALEXANDER L. MILCH W I N S CORRECTION $500 CURRENT EVENTS A WAR DThe two original full length A W Aplays which were winners in the re- cent full length play-writing con- E..S. BROWN AIDS...…
…in THE MICHICAN DAIDY M'IDAY, , APTJL2.6, 492 "Oo Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control, of Student ublications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at thke postoffice at An...…
…FRII AY, Arm 26, im T HE MIC H IAN AIY PAGE FRIDAY, APFLIrJ 26, 1929 ?AGE _ .v.__~ i 4 1 1 CZ= k, VVA Alt _5 __5" l .. rw, SA A MEMBRS TO James K. Pollock States That Women PE Exert Powerful Influence In PoliticsM 1EAR BLUE BLAZERS i en voters intelligent? vote prevents many things from TO M ENSTU ENTS Yes indeed,"says James K. Pollock, being perpetrated.T SAssistantProfessor of Political "Women in America are the most Decision Is M...…
…s 1 THE MICHIGA IAlT'LY F~TAPR AIL 26 , 1i2 k ----- - ----------- -- ... . -- WOLVERINES MEET IMPROVED SYRACUSE NINE TODAY OANGE APPEAR WEAK I STAFF OF HURLERS- No Change Is Likely To Be Made 1 In Michigan's Lineup For These Two Games M'AFEE PITCHES TODAY An undefeated Syracuse team, boasting -its strongest batting linie- up in several years, will try to make up for the double reverse suffered7 at the hands of the Wolverines at Ann Ar...…
…0 - RIDAY, APRTL 26, 1929 T14A M1C4A *])A ILY PACES MV!N . . . . ....... TWO EEVENS FO PIGGIIO QA SEEATIONINFISTSCRIMAGOIF Real football was the order oi team was under the direction of the day at south Ferry field yes-; Coach Cappon. terday afternoon when the spring Several members of last year's vaqrsit and freshman teams were gridiron candidates went through scrimmage under the scrutiny of the coaches. Although the players, naturall...…
…PAGE EIGA .t' T H E*MT C1-1T GA N DAILY Y'UMAY, Arr,,,!L 26, 1929 PAGE EIGUT J~RIDAY, APRIL 26, 1929 Notice: Publication in the Billetin is donstructive notice to all members of the Uiner tslty. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until A:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) vol. XXXIi FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1929 NO. 150 Convocation, Friday, April 26: There will be a convocation of the University at which the members of the Mich...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 I,,r tt. T}*,. 4ir r att f MEMBER PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 130. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRESIDEN LITL TO ACT AS JU A 'I A. K. GAGE, BAILIFF, REQUESTS RETURN OF ACCEPTANCES BY MARCH 30' ABBOT APPOINTED CLERK Sponsors Of Annual Raiz Fest Announce Comple4I Program' Important and interesting cases will feature the next session of the Supreme Court of the University, when Judge Clarence Cook Lit...…
…T1H E MICHIGAN -DAIC.Y -- MUSEUM'MAN LEAVES, Dr. C. L. Hubbs, Fishes Curator, Will Represent University At Pacific Co'gres Leaving this morning on an early train for- Vancouver, British Columbia, Dr. Carl L. Hubbs, cura- tor of fishes in the' Museum of Zoology, has started the first lap. of his trip to Java as the delegate of the" University of Michigan to the fourth Pacific Science congress. Dr. Hubbs will attend the con- gress proper for ...…
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…PAGE FMR THE M ILCHIG A N DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1 1*y Published every morning except Mondayr diigthe University year by the Board in C tol of Student Publications. r Member of Western Conference Editorial Association.1 The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news tdispatchescredited to it ornot otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub-1 lished herein. Entered at the postoffice...…
…TUESDAY, MARCI 2, 1923 THE MIC.HIGAN DAILY --- ° -- ------ f ( ISM TA NOW E s'I I Offer Low Rate ! o0 1NOMINA4TIONS CLOSED OffrL wRt OfPGA TTY U ST 0 nsmeigoteenie uiB SEB LL ESO Membrshp Fe ToThcre will be a very impor- 1Membership Fee T o PGA TTHO T tan' meet ng of theetire Jun- I AKT ALSAO New City Residents for Girls' Play cast at 4 o'clock HH W, A$ 111CIS T KE PLACE ONIGHT Itoday in Sarah Caswell Angell INSWT A Q E New residen...…
…~--THE MTcHic ~AN iIY/iTi2Y Ault To Replace 5SIpidle AuTank Captain CAPTAIN ELECT HBLDlS 2C ONFEREMCE TITLES Won 449- Yard Free . Style Event Tn Big Ten Meet Sophomore- And This Year IIOLDS NAT'IONAL MARK Park, Mich., 'was lcted captain of the 1930 Michigan swimming team at a meeting of the letter-men held yesterday afternoon. Ault has been the distance star of the Wolverinr team this season, scoring eigh points in the Big Ten champion...…
…THE, M.ICH.,IIGIAN DAIEY-t PAc Football SquadContinues Passing And Kicking DriliC _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _- - - -- - - - - ~ - - - - - _ _ _ _ __- - nLDASSIF1E rAl RRTISIN6 CAPPON TAKES CHAR G INEIA S ABSENCEI Former Varsity Star Drills Men In Fundamentals In Effort To Develop Form PASSING IS STRESSED In the absence of Coach Wieman yesterday, Franklin Cappon took over the tutelage of the small squad of gridiron hopefuls which is working out this ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY lGeography 10 Rufus Tells Of Art On Floating University r, rLL I 0I I [T 1NIII beNo a l eusa fcay. beue cia In'thursday. Rufus TlquiOf FectingnUiversity ALPVA Nil WILL I[ be held ar usucay. T dysections w OCne of thc most active lives in ences on the 1926-27 sojourn, Prof. the callegiate world of today can W: C. Rufus, of the astronomy d- TAl V lI Vr WU III[M I RR Rhetoric 190 (Prama U) Wil mCot thi weeo on Tucsday nigh...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 ICY A it -*-4 N .i MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 107. ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 26, 1929 EIGHT PAGES OL ERI ES DEFL T GOPHER oul TETI I HOOVERALL "A" RECORDS ARE MADE BYT HARRIPLAYERS HIRTY-NINE LITERARY STUDENTS TO GIVE DRAMA FOR 11NEW_ SESSION LONGWORTR ANNOUNCES THAT MEETING OF CONGRESS WILL BE DELAYED TARIFF WILLBE REVISED President-Elect Confers With Donovon Concerning Cabinet Pos...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ;7'tMSDAY, r. EB UARY 26, 1921, THE MICHIGAN DAILY TtTESDAY, FEIWUARY 26, 192~I I I v . ,.-.._. t , _ .. _ ._ _. __ _.. t #. BAt] or Dr. Fridtjof Nansen, Scandinavian Explorer And Scientist, flIPI1lfl Is New Head SIN~l 1 oLead. Expedition With Hugo Eckener In Graf Zeppelin IDCT" SENW Of Railroad Company P R IN T IN G -IS P L A C E D O N ; C__ _N_ _E_ _T__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _T U_ _ _E_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M<>A fiIiIfllf...…
