…75th Anniversary Souvenir Edition Big Issues Wednesday and Thursday Mornings T Niichiga aily Latest Happenings Anniversary Celeb Vol. XXII, EXTRA. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1912. PRICE FIVE THE IIQME (OF THE AVM FOUNDING OF UNIVERSITY IS FITTINGLY COMMEMORATED * * * * * * * * k CLIMAX OF ANNIVERSARY WEEK IS REACHED BY SENIOR PROME. NADE AND SENATE RECEPTION LAST NIGHT. WORM TURNS FOR BENEFIT, Aeademic Procession Was a...…
…75th Anniversary Souvenir Edition Y 5- The Micl gan wily Latest Happening 'anniversary Cefel ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1912. f PRICE FIVE Cl PRIC FIE c n UNIVERSITY IS COMMEMORATED THE hOME OF TIlE Almi MI. * *' * * * * * * * * K NIWR UN 'Il FOR BENEFIT emic Procession Was a Feature of the Mornings Ex- ercises. e climax of all the public festivi- if the week was reached last ev- when an all-senior sing,, a ...…
…THEl MICHIGAN DAILY ..... .... . ....a.._, . ..._. ..,. .. . .... .....,_. .d,.... ............ :.. 0 p PE .mpus Photographer Alumni y your Campus Pictures at the Campus Store Pictures of all Campus Buildings Films for sale. Postal Cards. Kodaks for Rent. Printing and Developing. e Place for Your Purchase Just oil State Street .9 EAST LIBERTY THE MICHIGAN DAILY. The official newspaper of the Universi- ty of Michigan. Walter K. Towers...…
…THIJ MICHIGAN DAILY 'I THE MICHIIGAN DAILY. I ipus Photographer Alumni your Campus Pictures at the Campus Store Pictures of all Campus Buildings Films for sale. Postal Cards. Kfodalis for Rent. Printing and Developing. Place for Your ]Purchase Just off State Street EAST LIBERTY The official newspaper of the Universi-' ty of Michigan. IWalter K. To'wers, Managing Editor. 3 Romn Diller, Business Manager. and THE WOLVERINE.. The official n...…
…Tr-R MICHIGAN DAILY . : . w _ Li rl Varsity Togg*ery Shop. (Continued from page 2.) toes ten innings instead of only five or six, and the home hopes won. Quakers Count First. The visitors scored one in the fifth inning, and with Sayre, their elongated twirler working smoothly, that tally loomed large. Minds, first up, drove a clean double between Munson and Captain Mitchell, Donovan followed with a single into right. Munson gathered ...…
…TwEMICHIGIAN DAI~LY - - - -~ oger II' I (Continued from page 2;) toes ten innings instead of only fIve or o0p Lion Collars Esco Hosiery Caps, Hats= Ties, Gloves All Gents'" Accessories All Full Dress Necessities ATTENTION TO ALUMNI six, and the home hopes won. Quakers Count First. The visitors scored one in the fifth inning, and with Sayre, their elongated twirler working smoothly, that tally loomed large. Minds, first up, drove a ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILS . .. Rtt u LC1ic ibouse BELL TO CAPTAIN yI ola RA l T aM Maynard Street 101%0U UMLL I LflITF Across from Majestic Ye'low and Blue Varsity Victors l~l } :?/ "I Kind o' Like Ann Arbor" College Opera Songs At the hilarious termination of yes- terday's drawn-out battle with Penn, Joseph J. Bell, '13, and Michigan's leading run maker for 1912 was chos- en by his team mates to pilot the Var- sity craft through the cr...…
…T~HE MICHIGOAN DAILY~ - ; i tBELLT TCAPTAIN Street 1913 BALL TEAM w Ye'low and Blue Victors "1 Kind o' like Ann Arbor" College Opera Songs At the hilarious termination of yes- terday's drawn-out battle with Penn, Joseph J. Bell, '13, and Michigan's leading run maker for 1912 was chos- en by his team mates to pilot the Var sity craft through the crags and rocks of the 1913 season.tBut a few minutes were required on the part of the "M"...…
…75th Anniversary Souvenir Edition ;sues Wednesday hursday Mornings AML c h-it alm 9 Daily e Late: nn!, 1. XXII, EXTRA. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1912. .._._ . i IL NATIONS * _ * * * * * * -* ACADEMIC PROCE 8:30 A. M. SSION MAKE UNION SHOW A HI T S EVERLASTING," A TALE OF E PERPETUAL WIDOW, SCOR- THE SUCCESS OF THE AFTER. ON; MUSICAL ACTS GREAT. X"AND"FREDDIE" BACK olitan Club Entertains Jiii Jitsu, Fencing and...…
…ry Souvenir Edition T, gan Dai ANN LN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1912. 1 1l * * ON * * ental; * tarma- * dical; * ry; 8. * Eonor * * e. * Bldg., * VIE I IVI1 I1Vu. I Uw1 U BRILLIANT AFFAIR Music Written for Occasion; Extensive Decorations and Programs Feature Dance. NOTABLES IN RECEIVING LINE. Michigan's gymnasia were trans- formed last night into a gay scene of rhythmically swaying forms, set off SOCIETIES PARADE IN GAUDY ATTIRE * * * * ...…
…HE MIC A.IL ri rrl i m . Irrnr i . 'I p PE THE MICHIGAN DAILY. The official newspaper of the Universi- ty of Michigan. Walter K. Towers, Managing Editor. Rom Dilley, Business Manager. I and is Photographer Alumni ir Campus Pictures at e Campus Store ores of all Campus Buildings s for sale. al Cards. nks for Rent. uing and Developing. ce for Your Purchase st off State Street AST LIBERTY 1q ar Ye, Students A New Theatre for the OLD...…
…HE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY. accomplished at through the pers if tho T~nivp i t no expense sonal influence 0f lie n u ersi -I ty of Michigan. alter K. Towers, Managing Editor. Rom Dilley, Business Manager. and THE WOLVERINE. at The official newspaper of the Summer School. Robert Gillett, Managing Editor. John H. Payne, Business Manager. The commemoration week editions are edited and managed by the combined staffs of the two papers. This ed...…
…WNI ADVISORY COUNCIL HOLDS IMPORTANT MEETING ts Graduate Members for Un- cty Toggery shop, ISeletc Ion Board of Di. 11 rectors. Delegates from the various Alumni Lion Cellars Esco IHosiery Caps, Hats Ties, Gloves All Gents Accessoris All Full Dress Necessities ATTENTIONr TO ALUMNI 1107 So tth vilversity E. J. Lohr, Prop. Associations to the Advisory Council met in executive session yesterday af- ternoon. President H. B. Hutchins ad...…
…M I( iGAN AILY ML AlLY ALUMNI ADVISORY COUNCIL HOLDS IMPORTANT MEETING Selects Graduate Members for Un. ion Board of Di- rectors. Delegates from the various Alumni Associations to the Advisory Council met in executive session yesterday af- ternoon. President H. B. Hutchins ad- dressed the meeting on "The Organiza-J tion of the Alumni." Five members were elected to the Board of Directors of the Michigan Union under the provisions of the new...…
…TH RM I 7AN DAILY THE.M. _.DAIL Maynard Street Across from Majestic ALL CLASSES IN GUARD OFA HONOR WOThe Guard of Honor composed of University of Michigan students which is to escore President Emeritus An- gell, President Hutchins, the alumni, Yellow and Blue Varsity Victors "I Kind o' Like Ann Arbor" College Opera Songs S eventy-fifth Anniversary South State Street you stop and rest and hear the college songs olid days. Also the lates...…
…he Guard of Honor composed of versity of Michigan students which to escore President Emeritus An- L, President Hutchins, the alumni, . the various representatives from er universities, will form on State et this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. 'he seniors wearing their caps and ins and lined up according to the er followed in the "swingout" will e their places and form a line on h sides of the street. The senior will assemble in front of the Mich- ...…
…1 . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1912. Ar ALL CAN TELL'EM. TOWN * * * * * * * 4' * * * * * * * * * The Michigan Daily offers three colored Souvenir Anniver- sary issues during Commemora- tion week. This is the first is- sue. The second will appear on Wednesday morning and the third on Thursday morning. They can be purchased on the street or at News stands, book' stores, and drug stores. u s s I* * * * * * * * * * * 4' we ...…
…75th Anniversary Souvenir Edition K h Michigan Daily at XXII EXTRA. AN$N ARBOR, )fICHIGAN, TUESD)AY, JUNE 25, 1q12. PIEFV ET RMY FVEERANBESEGEALL CAN TELL 'EM. DIVESSIFIED PROIIBAM IS The old boys tell some pretty good class in the University. TOW ~ ones. Seated comfortably on the 'Un- All year Judge Alfred Otis, Atchisoni, ARBOR ~ ~~~~Ian porch, the students of the earlier Kan., and Rev. Blelvilie ,Porter,. Nor- O F R D T B Y I i A I days spi...…
…DAILY. 'he official newspaper of the Universi- ty of Michigan.! Walter K. Towers, Managing Editor. r Rom Dilley, Business Manager.1 and aner THE WOLVERINE. at Buildings 'our Purchase ite Street LIBERTY AoC I Admission 5 Cents, MI The official newspaper of the Summer School. Robert Gillett, Managing Editor. John I1. Payne, Business Manager. The commemoration week editions are edited and managed by the combined staffs of the two papers. ...…
…This sli "Cork" 'Newt" is on Main acert the .nd eyour- and in 7 o'clock. Senior Reception. The senior reception will be held in the gyms commencing at 9 o'clock. Underclassmen and alumni are invited to attend. Tickets are on sale at State street bookstores for $4, gallery seats $1. A Full Line SENIOR LAWS HOLD CLASS DAY. Portrait of Prof. E. R. Sunderland Pre- sen~ted as Class Miemoril.L 1 The class day exercises of the 1912 tlaw cla...…
…EXT RACK SQUAD. A] ter Tiler Was Chosen by Team After Eastern Inter- collegiate. 1912 Carrol B. Haff, '13, Kansas City, Mo., was elected captain of the 1913 track (team on the return of the cinder ar- tists from the eastern intercollegiate meet. Hle won his "M" for the second time this year when he took second to Reidpath of Syracuse in the quarter. Last year lhe also placed in this event. On the day that he was elected captain he rceceive...…
…HI '75 Ne~ar For R( dents ity beckoned to and women who was crowded by ves of the graduates. solo by Prof. How- ked voices from the ,ave two selections. For Sale-Due bills on the Charlevoixj Hotel, Detroit, at 20 per cent dis- count. Address The Wolverine. WANTED Wanted-Students to sell automobile device during vacation. Profits im- mense. Can easily make en~ough1 to carry you through next term. Tour- ing season opened. Connect with manufac...…
…and Bli Victors "I kind o' lik Ann College Oper VARIED GAME CAPTURED'BY QUAKER NINE. (Continued from page 1.) d Street east of the second sack for a nap and the aforesaid hidden ball trick was perpetrated on him. All this time Cor- bin was holding the Quakers safe and when the Wolverines came to bat in the last of the fourth one run looked ee large. And Lavans, first up, produced 11 the run by leaning against one of Thompson's shoots for a ...…
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…or, in the be n thieir pit ly capable of thlrow ' -d with the university as guest~s or' Losphere over the en- otherwise and will be given away free. he rest of the cast The programn will start at 3:30 been built for their o'clock in the afternoon, im~mediately 1 was directed by after the society pageant parade, that IS. has been scheduled to begin at 1:00Q1 o'clock. The following is a list of tho VE LAST CO.NCERT , events that have been plan...…
…ay throughout the school red at the Post Office at. r, Michigan, under Act Qss of March 3, 1879. ept Mon- year. Ann Ar- of Con- joining the. Union unb nor will they attend F they consider the sp the consideration att the Council is or is why, interests the ma This is a democratic is no duty that can 1 i. MANAGING EDITOR. Walter K. Towers. BUSITESS NANA(=ER Albert I. Dilley Editors. . rtN~ . $ -1I SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1912. th ai vy our su...…
…A Better than Flowers for grad uation presents. If you want to order a special box give us your order early. I CO., LASSIFIED ADS. WANT1 :D.- ny woman can writef ,mation or advice regardii ,e or condition. Enclo ,r reply. Mrs. A. Rich,5 .Detroit, Mich. Tell furnished and conve sated house for club of fou .rtlett, 990-J. 179- SlJost-Sulnday -- byterian Chu terian churc - Ladies' Bro( orgirl's face, r, ng center, Fin ward. en- For Sale-Star...…
…T'HE IIOIGAN D~AILY~ * * * * * * * * * thepresent time, it wfiu ot fail for & the same reason as the club did this PESY v . WC IAN MUSIIJ AND DRAXA. *I HJ Q W 1L.~~ e . * * . . * * * * * * Jf You Would Xnow teWor~st Attend. We serve only thegood kind. Our IceCraude ndrit All students who wish to receive re- ate ab$solutely hie ver beit qa a h~esaew ilwin-But its -Graduate Reeltais. ports on their semester work should VeTUOT'S Giinger Al ke Pa~...…
…I DAY, JUNE 7, 1912. NEW TRAINER WILL COME HANDICAPPED 3 NEW RULES tution Allows Students Departments. to Con- e for Contests, "Steve" Farrell, Formerly of 0. S. U., Who is Unknown Isere, Will La- bor Under Difficulties., ui T: tic GEOLOGY STUDE VISIT TO Professor W. H. logy will take its rday, a trip to th Trenton, Mich., for erving the remarb he surface of the Is located there. hought possible to ions secured for ti * I PROGRAM Is ENL...…
…morning except Mon- t the school year. ost Office at Ann Ar- under Act of Con- 3, 1879. NG EDITO.Ls K. Towers. S MANAGER I. D.iHey mittees s not be ratified by tI general meetini tive of the fact made to remov far as possible Such a step sho interest in athl future. here why the plan should not b~e a petition will r managers and in the powerst it is hat a the well 4i.4L U 4l'. it WILL HOLD Y.M.C. A. CON JUNE 7, 1912. [orris A. Milligan. ...…
…I for pic- all paid of ama- he waste Lyndon. tf WANTED. Wanted-Well furnished and conven- iently located house for club of four- teen. Bartlett, 990-J. 179-80 Witated-A canoe in Al condition for spot cash, Phone 1298-J. 178-79 W1anted-A few men who speak some German for vacation salesmen. Ad- dress 10 Mlichigan Daily. 176 to 179 FOR RE\T. For~ Rent-Furnished rooms for house- keeping at 209 14th St., electric lights, and other modern conven- i...…
…9ns U - I Open again this morning Friday, June 7 I ,; NEW UNION 'ADDITION TO BE CHRISTENED THIS EVENING. Final Arrangements are Complete for Largest Dinner in History of Organization. Figuratively speaking, the "cham-' pagne bottle" will be broken in cele- bration of the christening of the new Michigan Union addition tonight at the largest membership dinner in the history of the organizatoin. In re- sponse to the demand for tickets, ...…
…Games as re P ration is ie under- con tinuous tduing the the e ncharige of the cam- )ade states that it ill ant of 'unusual interest. Griffins, Druids,~ Sphiin,, ,geBarris~ters, and an clu~b will pass1befoe stai~n liiraeri.-stic~ Acroplano IFlights. feature will bje the a'er-~ of the country are be-~ a.semble with their va- and Ferry field will be. Tueday, June 25.--10 a, m.;rLitide- Tappan Oak. .1O00 a.m.;Eng. Cls Day exercie.: 1:.0 p. ...…
…GLARING ARC LAMP ifi1 3' et ) ' 0 Cards the DS" n 's Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the schooljear. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. MANAGING EDITOR- Walter H. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert IL Dilley Editors. THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1912. Night Editor-H. Beach Carpenter. New System Necessary. It seems to be generally conceded that the present system of awardi...…
…I Seniors Join in Final Sing Tonight. Seniors from all departments wt assemble this evening on the steps of Memorial hall for the final inter-de- partment sing of the year. The song- sters will gather at 7:30 o'clock and will join in singing both Michigan and popular songs. IMPORTANT NOTICE! . I have a number of uncalled for pic- tures, partly paid for, some all paid for. Please call. Also a numbe' of packages of ama- teur films that, are due...…
…,STARTING TON~IGHT, MATINEE AN ALVARSITY 'SHOW. Sl~ 1ugero we og HAROLDNMcRLAE I G~ymnastSupireme DO HI. SILSBYh~ 4 4 .. Nigt lh Or Pet HESSTALO THE GREAT And the Greatest of All Feaiture Pie- THE REVOLUTIONARY WARU U i5 %0 0TO ALLALWAYS 10Gc ''1 ' I MR. ROM. DI,LEY, Business Manager, Neh~y srid reyThe Michigan Daily. L get a choiceA bargain of this kid ensaDear Sir: ffancy shirti ags, made wih Frnch cuffs and - ncosdfind chckmoeyor t...…
…Michigan Dal ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1912. FACULTY SUPPORTS F .. CITY MAKES PLANS FOR JUBILEE WEEK order, ghon- from of the kes on MUSICAL RECITAL Pre'o. Hutchins and Prof. Howland Ex- iress Satisfaction Over Corn- bined Recital. Committees Appointed by Board Commerce to Assist in the Celebration. of SHORT STORIES TO FEATURE]P "The Painted Wi appear Thursday. are promised, inch drawn by W. C. Tit es," a story of the o...…
…N DAILY i i i r wiu rr rrr r r rm i this city. Street er your CARDS E IS LflITED I 100 Cards ye the TH E fICHIGAN DAILY Official Newspaper at the Univeriity 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 EDITOB. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert I. Dilley Editors. News Editor.......Harry Z. ro...…
….* u s* *v * * * , Boys or Girls-Do you want best board in town for next year? Private dining room, entrance, porch, sitting room and lavatory-quarters accom- modate from fifteen to twenty. Con venient location. Phone 543-J or ad- dress X, Daily office. 177 For bright and brilliant prints have them made on Cyko paper at Hoppe's. 173 eod I* CLASSIFIED ADS. -- t. Advertising matter for these columns may be left at the DAILY office, opposite...…
…AND DRAMA. * * , x * * * * * * * * * Peculiarities of different classes o students are shown in the differen suggestions for changes about the campus. "Too much drinking at Whi more Lake," says one. "Check or sup press the J hop." "Faculty meddle too much." "Eliminate red tape -'Smaller classes." "Encourage mixe social functions." "Prevent ring rule "Introduce initiative, referendum an recall." raduate Recitals. cation recitals of the Scho...…
…ichigan 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1912. rs of >duc- plat- r 'ODAY to Serve of Student *IJANAVA N INJURE S LEG MUSCLE. This Accounts for Star Miler's Poorf Showing Saturday. .Michigan students who have been wondering at the poor showing made by "Eddie" Hanavan, Michigan's miler, in the mile event at the Intercollegi ate Saturday, have learned since the return of-the team to Ann Arbor that -Tanavan was suffering from a pull...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE lIC 'IIGAN DAILY to vote. All that must be done is to Official Newspa er at the lUnrersity drop into University hall and vote for of chigan. the three best candidates. Published every Ciorning except Mon. For responsible positions, such as day throughout the school year. these, great care should be taken in Ontered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- selecting the men. Their responsibili- bor, Michigan, under Act of Col- ties ...…
…ction the * osen for the Mohr, pres-* hard, vice- * * * * * * * * * * <CLASSIFIED ADS. -0--- Auvertising matter for these columns may be left at the DAILY office, opposite the Ma- jestic from 12 noon to 10 p. in., or at The University Pharmacy, 1241 S. University Ave., The Brown Drug Store, Main Street, and Quarry's, on State Street, any time up till 8:30 p.m. for next morning's issue. These ads bring results. *I *I Il ega uical Engineers...…
…ANDAILY ** * *"BILL" FANNIG' TO DESIGN SENIOR RECEPTION POSTER MA.- Plans fo'r Social Event are Rapidly As- * * Suming Definite Form. D®ol We serve are a Vernor's Celer to be The 4 o'clock be given ich the ge is L n U CIUCK Lt 4L, U SLIUASSL'- s from the sale of ticket the Annual Outing Fund. Th ar Majestic Theater. The summer season of entertain- 2 mnent at the Majestic theater has start-. ed out with every assurance of, suc- cess. The...…
…1 IchI an D4rw-t l ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 1912. ma ctted that the ik in severa d jump in ailed to qual- n which Sar- nile in which is true form. d that 'Bond ce in the fin- t, however, should be pleas- showing her track athletes nst the colleges of the east. maries of the finals. dash-'Thomas, Princeton, bs, Columbia, second; Rob- racuse, third; Olson, Dart- rth. Time :10 1-5. dash-Reidpath, Syracuse, :er, Penn, second; Ols...…
…except Mon hool year. e at Ann Ar- Act of Con- piling up an awful score. Sisler is a magnificent ball player. He is Michigan's and Michigan may well be proud of him. Yet Sisler's years Of glory lie in the future. le has irec years before him to serve the maize and blue and win deserved fame. To glorify him it was not nec- essary to deprecate the ien who have ;erved their allotted years in a manner that has never since been equalled. To them w...…
…Bloch S ui and the "Saxon" Sack full of the smart set style for enst July any For Rent- nish ed Whiino1 ee h igh One 1h11 season if' desire iweadocl l e h o u s c i , p;Oint Enuglish3, Straight from the London Clubs, and adapted to the figures avid taste of American dressers. STIN- EL~ocH has tlbe inside track in England, and YOU get the benefit of it even before Fifth Aveime wakes uip to what is smart. Try opt either or both of these ...…
…bite shoe OXFORD EXAMS TO BE IN ANN ARBOR ('?id idaftes for Rhodes Scholarships Will I: Examined ill This City Next Fall, TIhREE .3IH H(AN M1EN ilAVE WON Rhodes Scholarship examinations for the state of Michigan will take place in Ann Arbor this year October 15 and 16. 'lhe committee for the state of Michigan is composed of President 11. B. Hutchins, the presidents of two of the state colleges, and the chief justice of the state of Michigan. ...…
…'an MICHIGAN, Y, JUNE 1, 1912, GRADUATE SCHOOL ELECTS FELLOWS Newv Graduate Fellows Picked Fronm t he State Colleges for the First Time. TO RECEIVE $300 EACH FOR YEAR. The first group of graduate fellows to enter from the state colleges under F RESHT TRACK STARS Dual Meell 1Witi :Announce The dual trac igan's AlI-Fresl USED!I rule all the special grant of er- last February was 1i er t1 on by the Adn the Graduate S, noon. Those el, C...…
…' T MICHIGAN DAI StreetI the city. to those made in this city. *State Street 11 1 1 1 1 order your G CARDS TIME HISLIPIITED and 1 00 Cards I a25 THE 111,0IGAN _DAILY Off~iul Newvspaper atfiler I niiEzk t3 of Michigan. Published every morning except Moa- day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. Walter K 'Iowera. t~I SINESS AAN AGEU ,11ert RU. D)il...…
