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…The Michigan Dalily \+N-N \RBOR, 'A Olf \ \\ifGN FI)\i ,SI)AYt_\fIRII iig196. ,dOL. XVI. No. 140, VARSITY MINSTRELS GET DOWN TO BUSINESS Hard Is the Order From Now On For the Chorus, Olio and Farce Troupe -Meeting This Afternoon. This cx cixg at 7 o'clock, the chorus of the minstrel show wiii meet in Roon CUixersiystl. 'he commxittee has decidirdlo00 hard work for the partici- pantsin xtie show fromxi xow ox, ad memberx~xs of the cioruxs wh...…
…The Michigan Dail1y N ARBOR, ICHIJGA.N, I 1WIi)\N Ni \\1i, 1)0(1 v OL. XVL. No. -158. MANY FESTIVAL'S TUNE= FU L REIGN BEGI NS Auspicious Opening of Season of Suciton Dc...............13(1 i'lelody and Song - Stabat OvtureiiiAit: (aiote, Iand11i. Plater" and "A Psalm of Vic- oIrree (cigue. tory" Given by Choral Union. ri. "Ahtodni..!ii _____Symnphtony. I inorcit"Unftinishied,.. The. thirteentit NiycFestivlt iotpenedii ti cititi ci ini a m...…
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…\oLz X\1I. The Mlichigan Daily CAPTAIN CURTIS CANNOT PLAY IN PEN NSY GAME! ltllli: llW l r i . li,... a COMIC OPERA PLAN I Iil-SS~it I-Is \t I IS NOT PROGRESSING Michigan's Leader broke felt Leg in yesterday's (lame-_Team and Students bear up well. The hard lack awhichasii-ri-i rtlessly cd <n :herdi~astel-to th 101 list y s tedylferon, i Cap~taint Joe Cutriti lladhis lefit lle ih k tin-ala a th h ;Caseyt Was ritliti o-t ont narrowttptrctti...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVII. ANN ARBOR, lii> I)A , 01"Cl"M 1 ',]-" 1\' I t, 11)()(). CHICAGO MEETS MICHIGAN Ni l IsOCib:IIcYIS IN TWO INDOOR CONTESTS c Arouses as tluch interest in Trackthe lI c c iiic c i ci scicccit will gt Events as in Football-flih. i, firste crtiiict I il es Igan's Chances (woord. I hsa llcN nic f a Ictr ciii cr0 iiicc iii -cii t: licik"i"tci mhitihial eri I fi lii cagec will met icim n alico r rlto nIlt.clyr~i_ Tgt ...…
…The Michig"an Daily VOL. XVII. ANN ARBOR I, NIMI lIC l\N. V'I D AY, 1IA .-Y No. 75. PROSPECTS FOR TRACK vc il vi \ L~ifiN SNI'I l I CONFERENCE HEALS WITH TEAM ARE DISCOURAGING! it NS SIBIO~RiIk(on lliSi' WISCONSIN TOMORR~OW ia:n s . tiicis.. Jan i. \illiats But Thirty-Five rlen Reported and \iilitiSmithl of Gaud R Iitapids,. tr- Michigan Men Ar Aroused and May Only a Few Veterans Out -Squad dttkttfroimithe itftth contigrssion al Again Agit...…
…The Mich iganDal ANN ARBlOR, Ml C'II( _ h\ 1Iti2;i l 1', I1Zh \ 'P~i Tt7 Vol'. XVHI. No. 14t3. COACH STAGG ISSUES ! ULTIMATUM TO MICHIGAN Says Michigan Must Abide by Con- ference Rules-Athletic Relations1 With Chicago Uncertain. tli a ('iiit'a tiiirant oinon.r on liclig ll' itttt, i th lin it it hav IonpoliI it heh icago p1a1-hg' pcr> ttill 11a1h11a",1 i : returlni to11Chi it; iii iii I hbie b itti h-ie ttiig iiiiiilos ii'iiriiigo date In ...…
…The Mkichigan Daily ANN \il(i NI Ili\ sI' R)X.MAY'xii1107- Vol-. XVII. a. itx7. 62 MEN ENTER 'xxix iCoe S xto ' XVt ru-BwDlMlny A~SIITY MEETI'kixiixerx-iXlcx'<it ' tole\alt--Alxi cii Kno.xL'kn ____-lix xxxxx lc-so , laxlt I Annual Event to be Held on ioinix 1erri, 'x iker.iii ii LxxxinI Ferry Field Today-Freshman "t ixe. (xixx lxi Team VWil be Picked. S Fe cxcix rin.xxxxx xixx Sith.xxi )i ic ix IY x ixxxx'x' a x'x'rgiteredxithei it Lx ix x...…
…The M'ichigan- Dail y ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER zii:,1907. No. t6. Voi- XVIII. "WABASH MAY consider ation that ot wee i e pr URGES BUCK-SAW T ecedini theipositon, an oversight itc md is critiismn of their wok PROVE SURPRISE" a itl °°sot emigy FOR COLLEGE MEN Elckersall Warns Yost to Look sendingI or!! t teceetter at tat isar prof. Roth Addresses Forestry a Out for Hoosiers--Opposes Our titlime.Th svarsity at! te bllonth Students ...…
…Daily inn'. XV'IT.\1\\N kill ()R., int (iI.\ \.\VEI)NkSIDiY. 1)kin'ki1 thinrriiQ0. Ivai m-11- tt)Tr oMVVl lonY1''OIIWt NI i CII (;1iNINVITTED TO CANDIDATES MUST ,_ ein oi'l 111111 141 \I 1(1)1f~ HINE EXE DSC ,1 1701 't'~'Ct r . iit i 1 Ii Au he n ,il N Ic i i lyl; tin ur.riivii . nIiiiteConveii ntion hs e Souit fr Pltca rbeji iidhii i-tN'.1b tcntniil <<p lilic Owner of New Theater Cuts Price niiiiWih t'° n.Jhn Inrt Presented to Student Counci...…
…The Michign Dil ANN ARBOLR. ?MICIIGA'N, SA IliZl).1Y, JA N J : I:Y rar. aqoh<. o7 Vo'. XVIII. NO. 75. "MICHIGAN'S PLACE IS IN THE WEST" Senior Student Argues AgainstE Secession from Conference- Sees No Future in East. 1ditor IDaiy. Permit ata uy e.or ao say a fett words aitent le Conference-sitati.} Iae been here long tenglhto realie that I liver n mama a- to say. aatil sentiorsarteBayilg, tat I willlhe rte et year atdI till ntathae to bea...…
…The Michigan Dail VOL. XVIII. ANN AR BOP, IMICHIGAN, P TDAY, t-RUARY fi, 10 NO. 94. ... -.-- - - r _._. ._..._.. _ - . ...___.W_._. BA&BAL WORK IN CAGE BEGINS TODAY Coach McAllister Is in Town to Start Practice-- New Games Arz Scheduled. Preliminary practice for the baseal season will start in the gymasiam this ternoot. Coach McAllister will e F present to direct the opeitg work. En tsiasut among thetplayrs has sdeel- ped with the close ...…
…The Mi higanDil Voi ,. XVIHL A T- ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH i, 1908. Net. 1 19. WA-JEFF. ASKS FOOTBALL DATE Pennsylvania College Is Latest Possibility for Eighth Game- Syracuse Wants Dual Meet. Manager Bairud arrives in town yester- day morning and is already busily en- gaged conpluetng the schedules for the years athletics. The tproluem of the eighth footal gaue is occupyig a large part of his attention. Mr. Baird uwill leae Ilhe c...…
…The Mlichigan-al ANN ARBOR, IIC[-fWk\LlAN, CU i, C i, Nc . l'nr k T VARSITY OUTPLAYED IN 0 TO 0 CONTEST M. A. C. Demolishes Wolverine Line in Terrific Struggle-Al- lerdice's Boot Saves Michigan. Lans ti icil ot ladwrwo -as the tir tion of Mich itiga ~ig ttday, for not only lit NI iciigait sotter te huilniation of bcing hittld t scoreless ganme, bitt it lut - istb fakiync(teediithat it'iiigai was ouitplalyedt at every stage of tite game byn ...…
…g ,nANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. WEDN SDAY, - OVE RR i f, i.N . 38. VOT. XIX. SCRUBS DOUBLE VARSITY'S SCORE Penn's Formations Sprung Yes- terday; Coaches Are Anything But Discouraged. Ft was dark aiid glomiiy)i Ferry Meld1-last night wheiithe hiusiy scrubs had inihsted with hr shifted lineiup of lthe varsity. tn thi coolserof sixt mn-n ales thehieefy tineligihies hail olled p nol ess tha-n furtone'uIch oins thr legtiate 1an(1 roetreslt of a flke l...…
…TheMichigan ily AN'NARBOR,\IICHIGAk\,1FRIDAtY, 1) C(1 I 1 rI, t 8 VOL. XIX. No*. 62. CLOSE GAME GOES TO REGULAR TEAM Scrubs Defeated by One Point in Fast Contest-Regulars Rein- force Second Team. k% fari the nmost intresting and closely tice gameticht have been plael so far tis arheldl the hoards at W\ateran gsmiT hutrsday night. At the end of tir-ive i nites of fast play the score ii s >rs for the regars and 20 for the 'stoidteami.in Itay...…
…The Michigan Dail1y : \ A.RBOR.,\ii( CIT( \1 G ,1I1 .t RSV)\ iA k r C. 1'No 51 - . < . VOL. XIX. BRIGilT PROSPE.CTS itgeltwithta siotev llaigtt ose tt wertccoed bel ba'stairatie FOR BASEBALL MEN lstc irolti"hs ie .ill's nelt ________ear h1altof tCit C'iiner' sIcmelite Cdach McAllister Starts Work Slitlsno 're erouiaictte'theio110"Pa With Battery Men Today-8x-i..WtshaoerIw tadshdt aedo cellent Schedule Arranged. " ai' Cptin sllti t51~1"it...…
…The Michig-anDaily A-N ARBOR, IIC[IIIG X\ FF11 RSDI\Y, )MARICH i Itoo)0 NiyI.4 Vol-. XiX. NO. 1 1 . t''.LY1L1, I}}V''1,STARS PREPARE T X LYOPL HVTl MUICTPANDflDRAMA Q .TO UDAY NIGHT ilU1Um u SHINE ON T RACK ii iii ill ily - epetsIIwill COM INEdTOIGH __serieswil bedeliered cibly Prof. Xec- Prospects Bright for Exciting tIcyin St. Xindriw' churich ntext Suinday Famous Actors and Musicians in 11t7:30. 1Thisllellttrethe svh cltiof Contests in...…
…The Michi n Daily kN A )\II C'llx iEll(\IA N I 8l)\ .\Y fY ,ixgo VOL. XIX. No. 1 57. TEAM COACHED FOR SYRACUSE GAMES Varsity's heavy Hitters and Clever Fielders Must Learn to Run Bases-Class Games. Mlichigans ii S 1 (01(00hsell teaImxn retu1ed(ronith011le awfiil beting11ad- niinisiered to the N ote Dmex 011111 flli of "pep" for th three dcax's ii l lxxxa einccgi"the iggregai~iolrepre- sei'ing Syacui. le Srseci croixdi isrpiiiieid to1have1a...…
… i t i I I !! r II I' I is i i i con -f r I O r e r br. r y s J O r f O I ~ v ;-. i. r, ; - y , y r v r . :J V '"~ J "v '. 'v ,!f , . ' J .= . s ..... L . '"' ' .-- f '" , '- .r r _ .~ ".. U "«""~. .f H ;t w I; f f v. =. 1 Y T p. """ . i v 'J v-+ . + J ' i V ^' -, . 'J .-.. - /' I 'f. ^' i ( i t "r. { n b0 C h J Y S i . U, N « _ v r f .% F1 . 1 F-: f, a.-. n V: TM r, r L. .. ^r , Y r, . . i r - ._ ,.. :. i .. f ti f f - 0f 1 . I ' f...…
…The MichiganDa .N ARBOR, MICHIIAN, SATURDAY, IiCCUNIIfIR i c~. Vol. XX. IJ SIC LOVFRS HAVE inet oncertI tliclliMr.11). Par- ktisnappeiaret e t ilatais playtedl a DOUBLE TREAT resonsve acctlip.1 u ltya i ritiiiit- i Both United Concert and Or-I chestra Pleased (Good Audi- ences Last Night. TOa thisael ho res istedl the tepttin offerel lie the dlaceand theatean betardi the conceits given last niglit by he University mui siecal organizaltins ...…
…The Michigan Daiy ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANP1TL1 SI) V, J \P R't it oyro. Vol-. XX. NO. 7]. SEES TRACK TRIUMPHS Director Fitzpatrick Declares Cinder Path Outlook is Bright. Sixty-threc men met in the 'Trophy { moot of B~arbourr gym last nightt, itn re- sponse to Captain Mays call for track eacnidates. One of themonst gratifying features of thte mreetinrg eas thte large nmother of ntew mtent wo reprorted, prin- cipally freshmen.i The mteeing ws c...…
…The Mkichi-a -wI Vol. XX. .'NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, I0 \IAkC_ H 11, solo. BALL MEN FROLIC ON SOFT GROUND First Outdoor Practice of the Season Reveals Excellent Out Fielders--Pitchers Work Out. Taking advanage of the return of the spring atmoshtere the MicSihigan basebal teamt took its first work ot- sons yesterday afternioo non the fair grounds. Exuerant or their release from the cage the men soweds a te- dency to overdo tenseves and they ad ...…
…_NisN ROR, MICHIIGAN, \\ IS AO .Y, SIAY r rltoo. \701'. XX. NO. 153 . GOWNED SENIORS ENCIRCLE CAMPUS Near Alumni Prominade To- gether for Last Swing-out Exercises ANGELL ADDRESSES GRADUATES 11alf1 a mile 51 Isl ediC M\ortart boas~ii stretched in iii I ittil abolut the 011111'sity llCipti et ,,rd,- afternoont. One thousand 11e11111r of " t 11-11)9 9A\D51)'99 l "i it-"'h1 Ist "orris"Nu mo tlypisisfald te 'ii mosty eectrcal"as he ile oft hei ...…
…The Michigan Dally VOL. XX. STRONG BAND I MEET AT WHIT] If welve"M"Men Expect Next Fall Besides aU of New Materia QUARTERBACK IS BIG Q the gricliroii N rriors will ai Whitmiore Take aboiutt the the cointtg titietiti r to tg of minhi,; ready Miciga' ettf+ WVithlt iicit veteranis eligi wealthi if olie(r romiinig mia wich to si telecti there seemtIt tht te' tourN -iip coatch wit antt ivincetile maitcinie tht it gilt the ot it oni (Otor 8 _ Yoist...…
…THE WOVLVERINE--, ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, THULRSDAY, A.UGUST ii, igi10 VOL. I. AGENCY FOR Martha Washington CANDIES Gilbert's Chocolates Tice's Drug Store 117 S. Main Both Phones VARSITY WA[ 612 E. Lberty Only one block from the Canpus Three good square meals per day Single Meals 25c $3,50 per Week Sunday Dinners 35c MEAL TICKETS- Another Chance THE WOLVERINE STUDENTS' DIRECTORY Verified by Uinversity Records, and the books of the TefPhne Compn...…
…The Mchgan Daily ANN ARBOR, iTIC I TUSDAY, OCTOBER i. IfTOM. Vol. XXI. NO.7 ........... . TEAM BRACED BY SATURDAY'S TIE This Week's Practice will ber He'd Behind Closed Gates-- Yost Optimistic TRAINING TABLE IS COMMENCED 'Are iwe downsetharted? No! ''his rpo'senctts 1he attitdc ottMichi-I a's footall suaod. 'And in fact noI oeitiinatey conectd with the ath- etic situatioilcan se reason for dis- couragmnt etpite the disaponting shwig ad b t...…
…r e __ ___ __ .'N RBOR. M ICI IJGAN, FRIDLAY, NOVEI\IBICR 1, 1)10. Vol. XXl. N o. 3. WOLVERINES HOPE TO DOWN QUAKERS Fail to See How Pennsy Can Make Headway Against New Trick Plays RED AND BLUE STARS ARE SICK 110)1) StaffCl! ot oopoltl . Il atI lhit Nit. -. . l.- imbued ith from he i akcr, the \ -ove ot thlt edin theii iili cn m ' c unt tthis afitr- tot on til 't ltg (1 i tt of oidegnce ptvaeilet qad os hrih preic i t t till led andit luett...…
…Aol. NN1. ~ANN ARBOR, 1UC]IIIGAN, -I(\ix A).0Vl.xxS51B Vol. XXI. BIG EIGHT CAUSES ' 15 fI<'''' SCENERY IS HERE A ilA I I- -.11,1 RS AfNI t.} L' F; "I . GOPHEROU-BREK' Believes That Training Table, will Induse Michigan to Return PROTESTS B~Y ',ASS iIEETINGSr InASa ITITTnax 1A r-. T-4 V-o it 1ii l i li s m rc I h rsl I -a h -it'1SClhe has dCI1oxx OrilixIthat Electrical Effects Arrive Too, xx x i- (s xxxI xixims1.l ielhlsxhurt With (ostum...…
…Tl e hlArlhoan II .t 3- Vol. XXI. ANN ARBOR KRAENZLEIN WANTS' (11.:1!r+'I'\:____ _I11\WII AT11LETICS FR ALL iw ) cri:all11 : htcti 1x Trainer Appeals to All Those leer to hieilie - )IFh W'ho Like Track Work At ahwhit hir 10111te1l111(I All to Turn Out ())1Friday lte reset 11 11 star01111 ________,It o l asiig ll 1111 10001Suc SAVORS OUTDOOR CLASS MEET sollrnillIe o 1-<r~11towns,1 spir__ 111101-1111tinln 01111 m; il h I'r lnn ll tra t: at leic...…
…HOP EDITI-114,11 N} 1. i .a \ZTT iI1 Il"A 11 l-1 f flt I7f A7,7 C"t/I S'Tt ll 1\ 1 1 IlI T C' __ Vol. XXL. 90 .\7(I f 0I1'1l1XN 0111)\0 ' i t, fif TITLE MfART PLAYS I TODAY AT WHITY! Comedy Club's Production Has'41I Undergone Much Ciareful! Polishing SEAT SALE HAS BEEN HEAVY -Th1 Ttl 911 1 at steatrcina theN 1 itn1 h0 saf'rn ''l cessfi1,1ll e n 111- f h es1I 111i 111.< fi1111111 1111 Kd WiJ th inresd lidlc '.:n, ro h DiecorSt1 jh0 a1l 1 11,...…
…l iqe i., iga'n ANN ARDOR, MICHIGAN, S.l ITRD,' '", M.\ kCI1 Vol. XXI. No?. rIi BOTH TRACK SQUJADS l)SI (11sW1 lUI'llK--.DARLING ENTERS CLAIM~' THE VICTORY Opposing Teams in Big Varsity Meet Are About Evenly [divided LAPSLEY WILL PROBABLY RUN \N 1citt tc I>rler ad te laithai , i t 1!l n tit ii I . laof a i f (e"1 l t:()a tiich i 1 fan Ol' SU 'CCSSC a rain inr I.i1 ;111 lld IC an-1ac t \ nIII c Ip tefi i ii 1. tt11'i s cl a d tingittvl i ...…
…___, __c 1ganDaily Vol. XXL. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TlIIRSD Y, MYTIIt, 1911. \s ' 14 WABAS SLIP ONE KEEP OFF THE GRASS OVER ON 'VARSITY _______ 70Z11LCGICALIIS~tCHObLARI11 Failure to Connect With Myers iii-RiiiIisssss Brings 3 to 1 Defeat to 'laboiatoryiiat Wood's Hole, iasiwill Wolverines be awrdedsIsljSrear ilii th ls sit dearme t. ile ii--tothI ofeXoli r SYRACUSE WILL APPEAR TODAY teiietitiei~she hldit s e uti (valued(R at Ilso) fr hi I...…
…THE WOLNERI NE .>.., rr .-- Vol 11. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY It, ipir. NO. ALLEN DESCRIBES COUNTRY* OF DIAZ Life of Mexican Indian Is Graph- ically Represented With Stereopticon EXPLAINS' FALL OF DICTATOR "The Iodian 'oTribes of Mexico,' was the title of tihe iregulaor lectore for sunm- mer school stodeoto, which woo deliver- e(d Mfootas aftetrnoon by Prof. J. R. Alien of the Enoineering dlepar-tment. 'The West iphyosios lectur...…
…%U Another's ily-Subscribe Michigan Daily I I Read the Daily Ads Before You I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 111. I # I LAN INSPECTORS ADMIRE CAMPUS.I ONG RINES cumbs to the and Arrives at -ld for Practice Board of Visitors Spends day Among Buildings. "I would express great admiration over the appearance of that part of the campus which we visited yester- day," said Mr. Herbert Dow, of Mid- land, chairman of the St...…
…Jl The Michigan A Reliable Directory of ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATLRDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1911. 250 ROOTERS ACCOMPANY BAND ON EASTERN JOURNEY. Today's Players Compared ITH TODAY 0 to 6 Fa-' itv, Michi- nell Eleven nce 1894, SE BUTLER. to Place Mon - hit Find Two hundred and fifty enthusiastic rooters and twenty-six bandsmen- "Ike" Fischer among them-left on the special train for Ithaca last night. About fifty rooters faced the double bol...…
…ihigan Daily A NN AItMOR. MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1912. LuULUD LTSWIN FIRST WESTERNERS ALL KNOW THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHI "lusicians Find Many Friends in Ev Town on Their Pa. cliic Tour, I MEDIC STUDENTS' re "sa >f t s, a as Ii id Twenty Seniors five Jackson ide Officials Scare After' mal:- ns.pox Insp ctioni Trip pe- l in WILL NOT BE QUARIANTINED. rs'____ in JACKS9N, MICH., Jan. 10.-(Spe- be cial). Twenty senior medical studen...…
…igan [ , MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1912. ~~ SISLER TWIRLS NO IT. BOOK HIT, NO RUN BY EXPRESSI printed, bound and ready tion several days ago, the relve Michiganensian may nn Arbor for some time, ing indefinitely delayed by the freight handlers now II an is anxious to put s soon as possible. at this year's pub- bout fifty pages natter and photo- revious number, a tablished for get- ;h the hands of the he managers have n which...…
…At Your Door Thrue IhFifteen Hundred Sum- Evenings a Week, 75c _ t me Session Student VoL. III. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 1L, 1912. No. 7. STARTLING PAPER COMESTO OFFICE Wolverine Editor Recei es Sunday Edition of Blood-thirsty Publication. MOTTO: "SHE'S EIN STINGAIR." It is not a yellow sheet, the news- paper before us; nay, it is a blue sheet, printed in pure white letters; yet it has much to.do with murder, and not a little w...…
…AT YOUR [Z $2.50 The A 1i higan Dail I =AILED TO ANN ADDRESS $3.00 i 1I. No. 9. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1912. PRICE SITY GETS' L WORK ON DAMPSOD iY GROUTNi ANI) A WET SLIP.- Y .B.A LL1OWS TEAM O [MMAGE BEFORE GAME H THE AGGlES. G PLAYS AT GUARD mers Prove Formidable, Team day Have Some New Plays to Uncork. de and dampnoss a ain put a THE WEATHER MAN Forecat ;for Ann Arbor-Friday cloudy and unsettled; probably...…
…". , ,. ,. 3 ". ,_.r ._ Local $2.00 Lcl20 Mail 2.50flail $2.50 Vo.%II o LANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1912. PICE FIVE CENTS FOOTBALL MENT Under Rul ng of Attendance Committee in Law Department, Absences on Trips Count Against Players. MEN IN LAW DEPARTMENT FEEL RULE WORKS INJUSTICE Similar Absences are Excused by At- tendance Committees of Other Departments. Football men in the law department are somewhat dissatisfied with ...…
…Local $2.00 Mail $2.50 Th~e Nlichigan Daily I Local $2.00 flail $2.50 VIJI. .&TVTTTLi. i6 N ROR IHGN STRAJNUR i 93 Vol, XXltl, NO. 73. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1913. PRICE FIVE G w a T an %. NOMINATION FOR FOOTBALL MANAGER MADE Morris _. Iilligan, '14, Only Nominee for Office of 1913 Var- wity Football Man. ager. THE WEATHER MAN Forecast for. Ann Arbor-Saturday, cloudy and some snow with about sta- tionary temp...…
…C Michigan Daiy LOoAL $2.00 MAIL $2 .: . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1913. PRIOI FI ED TH H WEATHER MAN Forecast for Ann Arbor-Tuesday, snow flurries and colder; moderate east winds. UniversIty Observatory -Monday, 7:00 p. m. temperature 26.8; maximum temperature, 24 hours preceding, 29.4; minimum temperature, 24 hours pre- ceding, 7.4; gverage wind velocity, 8 miles per hour. "M jggie" MIemoriAl is Decided. Forty dol...…
…OCAL $1.50 MAIL $2.00 he icigan Daily LOCAL $1.50I No. 111. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1913. PRICE FIVE y.--f H SWINGS . THE WEATHER MAN E IN FIRST YEAR CUT OF Richey Reduces Original Squad of Men to 30 Aspiring Diamond. ists; All Pitchers Are Retained. 80 ADD ANOTHER HOME CONTEST TO VARSITY BALL SCHEDULE University of Kentucky to flay Return Game on Ferry Field April 29. The axe fell with a vengeance on the b...…
…-ONLY MORNING PAPER IN ANN ARBOR The Aahi i)aA* ply 1 READ DAILY BY 5,000 STUDENTS.- Vol. XXIII, No. 157. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENT " 1 METHODISTS SMOTHERED IN COME-BACK' 14-1i Recast Michigan Team Treats Orange- men Roughly, Finding De Silva Iof Up to Standard and Garner 13 Safeties. SISLER PITCHES SUPERBLY WHIFFING 16 IN 7 INNINGS. Good Exhibition at Receiving End Is Given by Baer in His First Game. ...…
…'0 LAME? ~ L1, THESE. I 7 he vs f j( , 1tt /{trC, w yy gyp, , . TE IE:"TIRE IWE>ST WATCHEII if1(IIGA S 110 ARD TON IfIH --- moi i PRICE FIVE CJ XXIV, No. 11. ANN ARBOR, MICH IGAN, S\TUDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1913. HO'S TO z _'rEU ANSWER S - 10ARD IN CON RO 'TO ~~TREABE ECAS OIGTB .nswer is Expected From Board Regarding Appointments to Committee That Was Authorized at Meeting on March 22 *I * * * * * * * * * * Moved and carr...…
…ie Michigan Daily ,=WIND, ICE ANDCOLD MACKI\AWN 4 ND 'rOQUES m L I XXIV, No. 37. ANN AftBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1913. PRICE FIVE C _ .. _ a : , VARSITY HOLDS NEW PLAY DRILL IN CLUB HOUSE 5111W, Piled Foot Deep on Gridiron, and Biting Wind, Forces Teanw to Take Light indoor Workout. ALL OF INJUREI) MEN EXPECT TO (1T IN SATURDAY'S GAME, Ponl tis, Lyons, Craig, Lichtner, and Torbel, Iheel Farrell Busy, But Reports Are Hopef...…
…1 11 I Cl ugan giai ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1913. PRICE] T Iull S "The Sung t The Michigan Daily For Michigan Michigan is unusually rich in tra- ditions and institutions. The tradi- tions have grown up gradually without any formal recognition, while the in- stitutions have been inaugurated at various times. The tradition which is most univer- sally observed is that of standing, with bared heads, when "The Yello...…
…I1I 'a. I L ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1914.PICE F IFIES K AND L DATES ornell and Probably M. A. C. to pear on Ferry Field Next Fall, Leaving Two Out of Town Games. ALL SCEDULE NOT TO BE [WNCED UNTIL COMPLETED EVENTS FOR TODAY Lloyd C. Douglass, in Union Guild se- ries at Congregational church, 7:45 o'clock. Miss Margaret Matthews speaks to university women at Newberry hal.~ 4:30 o'clock., Regular gathering at the Michi...…
