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…The Michiga _a VOL. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1904. No.7 UNONSGN1TOE WO"E[NS R[C[PTION.! TWO DO[[AR -RATE. CHANGES IN LAW CLASSES. The 'teeutive cmiathtee tor a -i ain liheat few yaraseveral of I lI~rsct yOf Michigan Unitont com- I Manager Baird Arranges For Cheap theicsbjects ithle ILaw Departmenet plaints to te Daly (liat the cartds Annual Reception to the Women Ecrint oubs pca tttttt irtrytetdi c Ilacedl lby tiscommtrtitteet...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY W E EWOULD HAVE l ttiti;, s .., i ,l r(tr:Otti,, ,n + YOU TO KNOW " lat we are dolomg l)Obusies, at Managing Editor, J. SANLY ALEY. Buiness Maager, CLAUDE~ A. THOMPSON. OUR NEW STORE H:1iJC~ roe L 311 South State Street New -' --- ARTHUsolot UND' A. M. (o, llatr I. Adrewsi - 1)1 'ytold- 1. ttsilt' Jaye (4 0,0e .5 5otrs I. 1' loKar SThat or New Woolens for Sit A. unIt tttgg A. n, 0) eotyr * te coinng fall trade are 7A ',: . t...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY BEFORE YOU SPEND A DOLLAR For Clothing, Hats or Furnishings Find Lutz's Store. 21, Sooth Main street.aa{ns fr h e h famoun HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX+ 4. Line of Soits, Overcsats, Rain Coats and Odd Trousers. LUTZ1, the Clothier.f MACK &O' s Bdoners da d iot s I o".cf D1. L a ll Fratfa i (11,1V (' > ilLa t l. 77 z f l SPECIA[L PRICEZS TIS WEEIK V kisit onrBasemntnland 1)1 111111 1)1 I eli IL ora 1 1 1110 10n111f11 OR ROO" lDEICO...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY $3.00___$4.00 ,0,- Formerly Puritan. ANY STYLE, ANY LAST, ANY LEATHER, BUTTONS Wr or LACE FOR MEN OR WOMEN. ASK TO SEE OUR NEW OXFORDS, BLACK AND TANS IN NEW WING TIPS AND SPUD LAST t.' , , Walk- Over Shoe Co, 111i South Main Street GOODY[AR RUJBB[R'S. [IE[R[PAIRING Study with a Good Light There is so better light thau TIME WELSBACH READING LAMP ALLI STYLES AT ALL PROICES. : The Ann Arbor Gas Company. I RANDALLI PHOTOGRAPHER...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XV. "rICflI6AN 33, CAS[ 0 'Varsity Won Opener After Haro Fight-~Hestons Run the Fea- ture-Good Showing By New Men. Just fair,'. tas aCotaciht 'st's smerdc <fcyetra's game, and Captait l isul nd tI]tin lla i)thtin etam echota tihe cacith'setimnt s. ITerea sn-at l' inso fotalill test-ra'a t sttt' - go adI andtiintlifferent.T htetrtwa omea;oeawrk inthtatfarsi t hlfut ba tasiatrte a ere f tltaatraa: itt ittsiii t tittalitt ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..N .HNTHE 11ICH IGAN DAILY.i CONSOLIDATEf SOCIEITI ES W E OU D H VE Entre asset~n-cassnitle a th An ES.C.A. and Y. M. C. A. Will Prob ® IN ON IIIR S! E O L A E v e rir foviohee at ably Join Their Efforts i W YOU -TO III4fKNOW aO.td1 ii~ ieii~art University Christian 0 Wo re0 t i Secilt _ [r iih ti ly ('lat ,- vF. ttiiioin striet. Work. I X 1 i -its - -v, ie i -sie -ais Concerning the tproposedl consolia rd lg That we are do...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hoag's Home Supply Store V Corner Main and Washington Streets; Fish Nets, Padlocks, Waste Baskets, Brushes, Card Racks, * Purses and Pookctlrooks, Knives, Scissors, Tacks, Pie-Lurres, Ash Trays, Paper \Veights, Smoking Sets, Soaps, Towels, Strops and hr Pipe Racks at popular prices. Tis is thre place. f E. G.HOAG. {x iiBurch field's Fine Tailoring :I41 Trade Guarantees... : + Y o the. mot skillful and artei seervice to It ha...…

…THdE MICHIGANl DAILY - Ae yeu aware of howKLL UI STAR [RS~lilzNRIGT ~ dirA $12,00 SUIT OR OVERCOAT, (''1i>T. wrltil ,1 r I <n2' ,A Pedoineter SWISS MILIC 'Leading Clothiers, flatters, [urnishers as C t OIUA redomeer will regis-0+ * a[t a tr h istance. 109-1ll [asl Washingtasn SI. P'eter's Is the Originlal - - -P22torahr.Lf+ _ MICHIGAN 33, CASE 0. LADIES! ..T - ( t hod toaceleae 011.) You wcill find a fret-class ontisepct es ATSI'N ! eyelhete ...…

…The MciL VOL. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, OCT0I3E I .1904- No. , BAND OR6ANIZEiD Rousing Meeting of Musicians' Last Niht-Materia the Best Ever. Lastnight at lit, Shooil of 'Mutsici,' t e i of :i'.l, tcitntiwasic 'c'ct'tat i l. Stcmitt. itanagtr Zitttittiis eateid hetctlycitoacandidates act te hest' mnateralsithat lisa evr turnddot atp- Peraraid tr tt tittning rraharaat Mstalf te lit ientiar bakanti tire areasomefort ne tw icncavai- abtifor...…

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…THElI MICUICf For 1 othIn yHats or Fi t1ShIio s ".I~tind ''. ,* S ccc'21'' H ti l - 4!cc 2 oc .l2 ccc ~wIlloiciccicic R + HART, SCHAFFcNER & MARX Line of SuitsOvercoats, RiCs Losaso Odd Trousers.t 1111, t lo1ier f+ ' .' 4'.Z.ff4li .o T# Y## p w .# S $ ...y.g.r.. ::'s 1t'L4#f#4# 1.Z=4' A FZ GAN DAILY i(c E[ L ~C~ C e AjTci'Ic- '.oi i~ 9 ( i I i( il .t z.iII 000 t< Ic IS. C -,_.. L yr i j i~ llo . f aI I ...Money Loaner' }: r) c ac h( I i :I o~c...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY * FORMERLY PURITAN) 7 the~ir(ceIlbrated') Lv ~ WALK-OVER SHOES , ; - In 1904 Fall Styles will be seen, at 53.50 and $4.00. R . J. HOFFSTETTER, Manager. The Walk-Over Shoe Co.,7I11 South Main St. Study witha Good Light THE WEL.SBACH FEADING LAMP ______7 PHOTO APH 7 z-_- ALL SITYLES.0Al All. PRICES7. The Ann Arbor Gas Company. ANN ABOR AGENCY. 615 F. W(11dm St. PARISIAN STIANi LAUNDRY aiT 5 I Ploc:.M:rk Pice SUNDAY EVENING MEE...…

…T ich igan VOL. XV. NO R[SEIRVES Consequently No Scrimmage Yester-' day-Coach Yosts Emphatic Remarks-Carter, Love and Doty Out. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY. S>.,PT-IMBLR <>0, 1904. S[NIOR CLASS [ELECION '41W [I37 Y FI[LD First Ticket Alreudy Out-Big In- Brink'.. ull Nearly Finished-Pro- terest Manifested-Close Con- po so dL. c ._n. of Diamted and test Predicted. ( Gridi:on-':Vork Bieing __ Fu hed Rapidly. i--iliii - classc liic r, slurs cstrn tis...…

…iTlE MII'H14iiAN D)AILY [HE-i MCAWAN LDAILY. Y. A.------------...m , l Six h~~~~~lt' i v e s ti(, ttndd h See Here, Fellows!(,i . W VU " 7C hue i15 II 1ttr te nn.C.A t0 I A*f r .t.i I liy I I . Itses".sl IsIs o sl At as vnig ( t la Ii swas informahl wtss s Itlt bt''r, Ioneof ty best y, f I.0 ,I Il I~r 'I lii s si l ,ssls'1 hs n<. sin I - plote in the city tossb ty " iI 1 . 11 II lSitigsiEdioirI. STANLEYX BAthS . h1a1111- tli i ieslle t I AII"I...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hoag's Home Supply Store tCorner Main and Washington Streets $ x Fish Nets, Paulocks, Waste Baskets, Brushes, Card Racks, * *Purses auxd Pouketbooks, Kuilxes, Scissurs, Tacks, Iictures, AshI} , T1ray s, Paper \XVei ;ht-,, SinokiugSeSoaups., Tuowels, Strops aud I o Pipe Racks at popxulartiipce-. Thiis is the place, n ot E. G. HOAG. ot . Burc hfield's Fin T ailoring : .. Tra de Guarantees...x lxtd stee You tie nli tiftl ai r r...…

…jl 3I1iCIIAN DAILYg Lal5ftf *#t# yt ing +Headquart(: ers foatigti lal I adioes anid Gentlermen.... ' - : - . .,-.., Vd : ... r ~ +r Vl vy $11.'v 8 '®'a i ' r aa ' 1%{' S34i Y ' +' S l ., ;" -: .;. p; . . , : Arya wre ofow er' Iousolo QCJI.',R[Y R CO o:strte I"IIOR10u 1v a A $12.00 SUIT OR OVERCOAT, 0 Il A redometer SLeading Clothiers, flatters, [urnishers *4 A~ A odornotoer Owil loregs- e; te~r toe odottance. *o109-111 [ast Washington St. * 1 ...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., .THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1904. No. 3 [I[RCE PRACTIC 'Varsity and Reserves Struggle for Fifty Minutes-Graham's Work Pleases Spectators-Another Scrimmage Today. It, 1is0v1'ylevidentIthal(Coach Yos has no in lenI 1101f snding an 1unt1ried leven oup gainol ('ase in Salturday's gatme. as lhe put he men11 hrough a scrimnmage yesterd'(ay whlich latedi nearly 'fityminulles,. wihly (one01 shortbhrathing 011...…

…0 j d ' _ -«* - - ., + f « + + - . . . , . + - -W - - - 4 .- + - -6. . _« « .v .- .+ ® . . o a s a a s* + +s.-0. _ ®. =.r. (0 CIO= }f } : .r O J O f l . o 0 /} : O a cd"J i- 4-C 3-P+7-i4^w t-4 .y O--i-if v ): a~ 0-f l,, r -1 c cd al r Hc ; '. C/1 +++*+~ .41 S 4 .. , . . . : r ' ayri+ta-ar a! w i " .. ir 'ii. TY}-6. SF K: .- . :l. CL Jf _ LU v rr _ tz f 1. v 12 s f z t. r :- : f , .* .= ; . °r ;f ; 'v f 1- 0 4, a 0 4 4 4F (/) 4t Q U rf :3 L-4 ~...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY j+j,+}4j,«.jo,+tjj+,j;«+r jf+j*aj+«j+ij.s*ij.,rj++ .,j+7..j ' 't+s~«x'+. ,$,:+j 4 ~ EFORE YOU SPEND A DOLLAR For Clothing, Hats or Furnishings 4. !'id Llis.'s Sticis. 211 lSth lain street. inils lor' the f amsouss + HART, SHAFFNER & MARX . Line of Soits, 0vercoats, Rain Coats and Odd Trousers., + +4 AT Bnesadrnat + MACK & CO.'S b nesadPnat + ' of 'IT.sod all1Fraterity ('clors-also I 'toos asd Plannsstt of all ; (tls s Celles...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THI1[ WAUK-OV[R MHOE CWIPANY / (FORMERLY PURITAN) Wil h peaedto see you 'at their store, I 1 I Sootb Main Street, where acomipletelhne of *their celebrated{ " ~WALK-OVER SHOES' In 1904 Fall Styles will be seen, at $3.50 and $4.00.+ R. J. HOFFSTETTER, Manager. The Walk-Over Shoe Co., 111 South Main St. Study wth a Good Light TrHE WEL.SBACH READING LAMP ALL. 5 1 Al ALL PRdICES The Ann Arbor Gas Company. I A D L DJARLINIG & MAL...…

…The Michigan Daly VOnL. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEIDNESDA, SEPTEMBER 2a, 1904. No. 2 FIRST SCRIMMfrAGE. B[ST IN THE LAND. First and Second Teams in Lively a yiNvM t.i Michigan's Engineering Equipment is Unsurpassed i hs Cuty Mi-up-StuartanDDereeShoimt onBuilding - Up Well. ehBulig 1h t vv te t i ~s uildng oi 1Iesi tis-ay aftrnon ths r owdttioI f 5ttti ithlbsstheilirtsi (rsitir oltheci msa ii st aorslai t Perilriy FM sldl hidirhoIistsis tialy rss...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .a. .. ®... . aa 1'VH1F11I C 1-I MA N DhAil .V_ BEST IN THE LAND. fffifff~fffffff~ff I III. 11.I£I3 IT re1iI.Iow;' W E E WOULD HAVE: l tiil ,a.. ,1, ... ,I ( lIt im (1Coti d liiia, I(') S e e Fl lows 1ar a-.1'____}11ee .Here, A ai iio ol lt d t}'( Ill Elii tnI ttli iiide - l I lifee t d c . 1 It 1 1'(wII t I-i( V(tt f v lt t a -t I1t F. tcl tilt-a taI it 2ilia5c -il a rounidt it a nd Il 't'a rt + istta- l<itIla aiiw te best ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hoag s Home Supply Store t ~Corner Main and Washington Streetse Fish Nets, Padiocks Waste Btasktes, Brusihes, CasrI Rack",: * Purses aintlPiinks-tlionl-;, K-t etes, Scis,i, P -cis P' iltt ei, Ash $ S Tray s, Piper -t Vet its, mSitiicn et,,tiali, ,I iw(ls, Strtipsan ° t t ipeRaksat-popular11 prices.Tills ts the lwtcx E. Gj0 . e iii I itt * Buclel ie a1ri rde 0 F uo Fall Fashions are Ripe Suits = Top Coats = Rain Coats L. ADL...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OYSTER Are uaware of tow [Y[RCUI&N6CO.Y ii- Will give free of charge with evecry puircae of ating Ilcasdejarl r's A $12.OQSUIll OR OVERCOAT, for lie Rcasl Ladies adGentlemen... + 9- A Pedometer .f ----' Leading Clothiers, Batters, Furnishers +lnDyad~iJI A pedoeiter wil regis- .*. 0tn DtaydndsNahtce. 09-111 [ast Washington SI. Arkansas, Texas, Mexico i CALIFORNIA Are Best Reacted via a' St, Louis, World's F air City, i: rAND ...…

…The< YOL. XV. T[AMr AT WORK. Varsity Footballists Go Through Live ly Practice Yesterday - Scrim- mage Today-The Sched- ule. Just at present in Ann Aror ther( is only one isueo which calls footi much attention from the av rage stu dent, It makes little difference io him who is going to e elected presi dent ut the urning qestin of ths hour is 'What sort of a team are wes going to have this ,year" In spite of the threatening weather over twelve h...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY +THE MICHIGAN DAILY. V E WOULD HAVE r,~~ 55 n I,,,r , ,O n YOUTOKNOW ~ t9W ( iv rn iirs id rsit r e ,i )I i, r1 --1 That we are doing business at Ma.nging tditor,-J3.STAiEl II A L Y. Buints Managser, CLADEI A. THOMPSON. OUR NEW STORE l;rrrus 311 South State Street Ath ' ('s -- .40A. M. i7-: .i ,r linrrs.4An ress RyThat our New Woolens for Gerge. tslrn,, it I.c, the cominlg fall trade are ).9il'es $.r s 7e mae ,"C $t1i i li~s...…

…THlE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y 'TTT 'r '! ' iT'T"3 T y y" i' -fir' i' ia iw'* i"+ 1iF' ' r' +a " +r 'i i'hjy " . . . M 1h f 41M- - -i 4- - -i -Y - - T-4 +F- ^ ' -1#' r '4.' - '-4-M i-M -i11-f-11 Vii' BEFORE YOU SPEND A DOLLAR For Clothing, Hats or Furnishings Find Lutz',,;Stop(,21?Sooth Ma inls 1.0 1 O t : 1' 0 1 hefi0 )Ia o HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX a Line of Soils, Overcoats, Rain Coats and Odd Trousers. [LIZ, the -Clothier. s4. 4. 4. 4' 4. 4.i 4 1 } i }...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE WALK-OVER SHOE COMPANY (FORMERLY PURITAN) Will be }pleasedt to see youo it theoir store 1 I 1 Soutbhfrain Street, wxhere a compolete' line of r their celeblratedt ____ WALK-OVER SHOES , In 1904 F'all Styles will be seen, at $3.50 and $4.00. R. J. HOFSTETTER, Manager. The Walk-Over Shoe Co., 111 South Main St. Study with a Good Light Thereis nobetier light than > THET WELSBACH READING LAMP ALL STYLES5 Al ALL PICES. .. The...…

…IEl . I f s The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1904. No. 181 CO"IUNICATION. Report on Michiganensian Finances- Good Showing Made and Suc- cessful Settlement of all Obligations Assured. To the Editor of the Michigan Daily: I herewith submit a report of the financial condition of the 1904 Michi- ganensian as it is at the present date. I have also prepared a statement showing the estimated surplus. This surpl...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY G. H. W IA Comp /nTI se aed as secodclam stor totheIn II LI d allAbo Post Hubs:',c u. H. Wild "umpm L d gM al Tir Published daily (Mondayexceptedduringthe Lead ng A (!hant T 'ilor Q College year, at 117 E. Washingtou street, Leadig MU u avv l basement fner, side etrance) Phone 84:-3r MANAGING EDITOR : S. E'5iRY 'ITH)MASON BUSINESS MANAGER: SPRING WOOLENS ROSCOE B. a usTON EDITORS: For Suits, Top Coats a...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY This isi to he !he list issie of the Daily or this echtool year. We wanlt ihor O-oe, to take this oppori itcity ito i Our mnaIyIi for th' pir they have 1pl1tIdiii -n',1 our first y earinstAuna A rb r a success. I We hope next year to have suchl a p1itc as Anm Arbor has loeg needed. ~'As heretofore, cleatnlittess, quality anid fair treatment w ill be oor aim. 9 Daritng the balance of the school year wee will use otur windows...…

…1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Puritan Oxfords FOR men AND WOMEN SFine line Now line Sof o Tans, Cm Button -.o nince- ; and - ~- mont Laco. Oxfords THE PURITAN SHOE CO. The Old Place, 111 South Main Street w l . 13rolvn in Turkey. Perfected in .Egypt. Enjoyed in America. "MOGUL SMOKE MAKSS LCYPTIAN SMOKERS Seethe Couspons. fp Money Loaned ON Watches, Diamonds Or other personal property of value. Watches and Jewelry fto- paired. Bargains in WatohZt...…

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…heMichigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1904. No. 180 WOLV[RINES IN DIE AND TIU[ MJ1r[R SESSION NEW CONERENCE RULE ICNIGAN SPIRIT Ludington, Whitmore Lake and Mt. This Year's Term Will be the Best Athletes May not Compete in Summer Final Celebration Planned for Satur- Clemens Want Michigan Team Ever-Sixty-nine Professors will Without Consent of University day Night to Commemorate Mich- for Early Training-Prospects Conduc...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY !N!!!!N!!N~NO+! THE MICIGAN DAILY bsecmen annual event of rtalt ooT ! fot Airum Sturd-a u.(tte b G. . ,f sna v L oda ecad glass vneter at te n ,t . l gitgI istt I opal that the cpf !1 - traitm~ion at 'ici ngar i ta tlnx ! Publisheddaffy (01ndiy e vuted) duriegthe Jlter a e te- 'elo~ i oIo~t~ llegeyer, ati 171. Wshition tee mayet.tet eli yliFreshmanin 10 th r b eading MrhatTailors ofli (it -intent flou ide eraneet hear r ....…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY *fSummer Clothes lo illo2 in IXFtl,2 in DRESS LOW-PCED MDUMAD INS MD 44, ~ivc ,th a in be ltact. Sehattrec,' Ras OUTING 'VARSITY," catii t t 50 tt> stiadetint bonii'sptiesl. . Ta uLWPIL) RIA N IRTM D S oHtc isa. Ik, '- i sc - mot d [u,.Ui'.ii ttsssiI' ten to lifteen dollars, I - HANDBAGS, GLADSTONES, TELESCOPES Have you seen thse new ,, TRUNKS IN ALL SIZES AND STYLES r > SAILOR WAIST TROUSERS -'L-ODRTLYPIE Tise osly t~r-i-fe...…

…1YHE MICHIGAN DAILY A Large L[neo f Dwight E. W atkins SI~~ Trunks-Suit C U / COOK HOUSE BILLIARDU ALL' New IBiliard utit AT Chios given good for anwere in the house. WLI0 ' Free Lunch. vus Cutting, e r O. A . L " LForest A venlue M eat M arket . L in e n C O L L A RSCl t i r , a t e s F u n h r . 1 0 - 1 W s i g o n S . ClthesflterFunihrs 09I Wsinlo t.IPoultry, Game and ish in Season and CUFFS 5 30 Forest Ave. Phone 40 A4RE~ THE BE5ST. ntsI.~...…

…The Michigan.Daily VOL. XIV. WANT TO STrAY "OHE1. Senior Athletes Do Not Care to GoI St. Lous and Trip Has Therefore Been Abandoned-Athletes, Re-' instated~ by A- A. U. Now thmt the joy-t excitement o eastoned by m cfigan's clean cut vi torry , the Conerence aa been S ceeded by calm cntentment, the net event to claim the attention of t track enthusiasts ia. the Univrsil meet at St. Louis. This occurs dou tog commencement week. It was t intent...…

…TH MICIIHIAN DAILY - G. H. Wild Compay Leading Merchant Tailors SPRING WOOLENS For Suits, Top Coats and Trousers. Full dress sitits a specialty Let us show you our London Serges, London Cheviots, Scotch Mixtures, Kilowens Blarneys, High- lands, Edinburghs, Drum- tochty's, McGugors, London and St. Andrew Flannels, London Cassimeres or Amer- ican Serges. Please call and see G. H. Wild Compally 108 E. WASHINGTON STREET. SENIOR STUDENTS1 Leave y...…

…TH-,E MICHIGAN DAILY ® SEVEN State. Savings Bank. GEORGE. BISOHOFF, Correct Clothes for Menz Prof ti S (R',,rti betwrLOitiiST~. wel Dasittewerwrig i.ronold D )r.te C.hrastughant gnus h th nees for rdN _______~ LdSSwill taMill The ptronge w hav re IflCI/ robF f litte notce o ceivedofront therclass.whoS.J arhat[Capi Con btwen ues ISts Enxc erent el-resdo aprcaeFn arani PVlair hiinLLE TRAI PhneSERVCE4 oUad in qav aliityeIwek woking i agtimesnteo ...…

…aTJIE MIC14IGAN 13AILY- * - ~.-.-..-.-. I-_ r u m ' 1F )R MEN A I of Buiton 7 Lace. THE PURITA The Old Place, 111 Away From Home away, ffom the tender, solicitous care of Mlother-at school-studying hard exercising harder, accidents will some- times happen. If at home, mother woold use Pond's Eatract-heeildfmiy dpelor-and the pain woulddsoon vns -the injory noon heal. For over 60 yearn mothers. have caned paineanod healed wounds, burnse...…

…TheMichigan Daly VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, JUNE, 5, 1904. No. 178 AWAITING R[PORTS. N[W fMANAING [DITOR. P' C '1G~ NWuNS MIT[T. A Fine System of Reporting Results- lC1 I A J. Stanley Baley Unanimously Elected Many Anxious Moments ________ For Ensuinrg Year by Editor for the Crowd. i al Board Yesterday. -- INTERCO[[[GIAT[ C"A"PIONSIP WON BY TRACY T[AM ^_ The Daily hoc seen conritated i At thr Saturday dinner of the Mich- on their ropo...…

…THII MICHIG0AN DAILY oeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeZTHE MICHIGAN DAILY I Go U W Co pan Entered as second-class matter at the Ann ±Arbor host Office. t* Pablished daily (Modayesceptedpdaring the Leading Merchant Tailors college yearatl1f 7 E. S'szntnsre; (basement floor, side entrance) Phose Eel-3r ______ _____MANAGING EDITOR: , ± 4 S. EMIORY THOMASON 4 BUSINESS MANAGER: SPRINGi WOO[[NS CROSCOE If. IHUSTOfN For Suits, Top Coats and Iaffdefics, - - - ilont...…

…-THill iiPUkiIAN DAILY '*'a + faHo ~'' a~ taaf'°esi: .3+bt*afsa#a3 ac a~s~ E+ff si f~°kift', a' You will not find anything in" Sumimer.Clt e clothes more snappy and attrao- j' ~ ~ i ve c than the H' art, Schaffner & ' Marx OUTING "VARSITY,"coat and pants drly-made in homespuns, 1 SScotch tweeds, cheviots and English flannels-ten to fifteen dollars. IHave you seen the new SAILOR WAIST TROUSERS 1-,rya The only perfect fitting pcg top pant made ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY- SUTDwight . Watkins R TYPEWR1TING ) 4 Made to your nmeaure and - rp s Card toe325.0S. M-1-raSt. SkA IT GUARANTEED Ktoras foyare'r I 1AT COOK HOUSE BILLIARD HALL /~~/ J4f C.' ~der New franagemer . r(itt XT Q i New EBiliard Outfit. #//a ' Ul~ltl~ Chihs givengood for an where in ! P 7Cab the house. itpegV CLOTHIERS, .EilL[ Hatters and Furnishers. Forest Aveue Meat MaIrket Linen anda CUFFS 109 and 111 E. Washington Street, Polt...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL.. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1904. No. 177r GREAT DAY AT CHICAGO. Western Athletes Gatser at Marshall Field for Conference Meet-Mich- igan will Have to Work for Victory. Today Michigan's track athletes wilt compete against the best men in the West at the Conference meet at Mar- shall Field, Chicago, the greatest event tf the season in college tracts athletics. On the face of things i looks as though it ...…

…. THE MICHIGAN DAILY f##f f~fN Nf ff~fffO THE MICHIGAN DAILY supreme officers for their efficient ser- * vice and unselfish devotion to the for- 0 UW il Conmpnyn ZE: nd a s seond closs ow m ali1t.the :Asn thering of the best interests and high- * sH 111 Arboer hostd (ititeeat ideals of she Sinfonia. ®I Publised daiely lvioudaehceptrid) du rium le Whereas: It haasbeen the privilege coleg yerat117E.11ashiitoi sretof the Sinfonia nationsl conven...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CleanlinessI I T IS A FACT if one could see many of the bke shops where ice cream is made, they would in fu- ture cut that delicacy fromI their bill of fare. We pride ourselves on the neatness and absolute cleanli- ness of our bakery. We will gladly show you through our plant. It will interest and surpriec o, and give ou an idea of the cnmpleteness of a modern bakery. Thursday - Pineapple Sler- bet, Vanilla, Chocolate and S...…

…THE MICHI1GAN DAILY 0 0 0 ( 'h - k _ i-i, . ,-i 'wit ' r ' 5'x'f'6'bYa' IkS _ NOTICE Spring Line of Puritan Shoes and Oxfords now in. See our new Tans in window, button or lace, in the "New Spud Last." For the benefit of our cnstomners we wish to say thatithle Puritan Shoe Co. has been made very ituch stronger iiy goitig into the hands-of the factory-Geo. lH. Keith Contiuty, Birocktu, Mass. George E. Keith does not control the namec Pecita...…