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…The Michigan D aily VOL. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1904. No. 62 'MUCHIGAN MEN POPULAR. ' LaFOLLETTE TO LECTURE. Y. W. C. A. ADDRESS. I CHANGE FOOTBALL RULES. (raver, H'alf-Back on 1903 Team, Next Number on Students' Lecture j iss Leaycraft, of Barnard College, Walter Camp Proposes Making Ten has Successful Coaching Season at Course Comes Next Thursday Columbia University, Gives a Sun. Yards in Four Dowers-Coach Yost rlarietta...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY NN ~r~NAA~ 0 THE J7IClIIGAN DAILY.t IITTIEF"I:INI;S ClOSh>, W E WOULD HAVE *:Enerdas . e nd i test nier t teAte Thetserie ofueeingstewhich ae 5 tent ls: been given by John R Nlot, the sere : YOU TO KNOW * - (t t: id ~ otluigt ry of the Worlds Student Chistian Thtwe are doing business at * MnagngEditorJ SANLEY BALEY clslatenig Alofhe'e- OUR NEW STORE--metninUiestHalosSdy 311 South State Street ----------t----s--iYeeL. Eweeigs...…

…THR MICHIGAN DAILY ~Ili~[ On account ill the late season you get OUR PROFIT T UIII "-on all OVERCWOATS. This includes Hart, Schaffner &Mark make, long, onse, stylish garments. All $24.00 ansd $25.00 OVERCOATS nowr $20.00 All $20.00 ansd $22.00 OVERCOATS now' $17.00 All $18.00 OVERCOATS now $15.00 All $15.00 OVERCOATS now $12.00 All $12.00 OVERCOATS now $10.00 DON'T WAIT!I COME NOW!I LUTZ,. the Clothier, 217" So. Manni St. Ste our natty lie of ...…

…THEMIC:HIGAN DAILY WADLLL, 011 Th hAnernbtrlgstCompany ~O1ALL SYLS T LLPRCE. FThAllolslArborf Gas.ompan .' ' S palding's Of f ici Foal trl G~egiate cstan s / FOO00BALL.i lo I 14E Edi edd by\ Aolleead.ingColegelsg. Foo Ball Pants- Lact___ 05lfrontFA} TI M Fc New Shipment of Water- proof Shoes--All Heights. H-eavv tar toots, double sole, bellows tonguoe, rawhide mid- d~le sole, thoroougholy oiled. Bouy of Factory Store ansd save monley. 111 Sout...…

…The Micign D ai ly VOL. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, NOVEIMBER 11), 1904. No. 41 CHIAMrPIONSHIP GAMElt TODAY INAUGULRAL DINNER. fricbiqan and Cbicago Fieet in Contest Which Will University of Michigan Union Scored an IUupar- Decide Western Champlionshipj at 2 p. rm. alklcd Success Last Nigbt---P~ermanent Today ---Botb learns Ready for [~raq organization ,Assured. BY CAPTA IN SPEIK. We are coming to Ann Arbor to. fight against awful odds-and...…

…a 1F.t $Irie M ichi ' p .,Cye- an Daily ' " toI ,. ANABR MC.STR VoL. tk ia7, c? ARBOR, MICH., SA C: 9i C YilaE b 94 No. 41 i CEIIION MIC I1OAN Wolverines Win First loF~ors for the Fourth Time-- fra- roons Fight Gamely to stem the Tide of De- feat---core : fricbigan 22; Cbicaqo 12. Mvielliat de cisis i d a Chict -Q PiFke rsall rI h-, Catlin , r , .. yards t= g in I i tn gt t this iiftar, i i frayfat it =l:_ek.a1r -, i d tt a lx tIas \isigats s ...…

…TH&E MICHIGAN DAILY TH lCIA AILI.Y. Continued from first page. Eat W OULDbusin E t Entred ai .2> i.isnfn e, tt i. Alm in to iinraicndhlitit ii Z lorltihis isl . hOi niha n irro iiann 311 oU T O NO Stae Sret AhiinoIiiatii '.iiiIil(,,moeih1(' ha1 1 OUR NEW STORE -- lda (celt dc(iii, Ii N i, i li li l(- ii"ii nl rntr ~* il ey i t I-, ,t .irlt rp Ii iet'l * Im ecit tlu... Sd !lt. tllaiv)I'hiitl( '-it lin11 iii ir i a d Ch c ,_I< C= : EDI'OI ALSTAF...…

…a . M.t-----__. ,..., - % WOULD HAVE YOU TO KNOW J That we are doing business at OUR NEW STORE 3x1 South State Street That our New Woolens for the coming fall trade are now ready. That we make superb gar- mients for gentlemien. That we appreciate your trade and respectfully solicit a. continuance of the stoe G. H. WGILD GO. TAILORS 311 Sotk state street. NOTE. riote of our frieds who ae not lweet oir patrons w wouldcr dially ilvteIto tomao sNO...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Do Youi Know the Game ? The good clothes gamle is a \eery easy one to learn, aini every loan can excel in it-if hie plays it right. Drop into our store. We'll tell you all about it-ptut you next, as it were; get vou onl the inside-of a Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suit. That's all there is ts i, except the label-small thing to look for, big thing to find. LUTZ, the Clothier, 217' So. Main St. 4 .5 'I' 4 + + Scc onr natty line of r...…

…The goodc ith c aoe to n T-nd ~' °t lila n can etlo i e p a F r l i 1 ie "Mne y }Loaned ,n p uner thesun **o ney) la h' I**ian Jew. f vI[.4 111111 i1C(XF ncii.tOnw.!t tot a Wd I 1j. , I 1 1 1 lt ~fl a 1 ittaat I 11 WJ.LOU IM. + a 1 Nt 00 1 pli 0 iII 1 it C llege II I -Il I , C .tl es 01 <. St CO intl liii t 1 -. ± ; ,; r d < AS(, t tart t of NE K" WE4 tAll ti XI ie':late itovelties of 1 . tiln ot isly and sale. t 116111 AD OW[CO. CHICAG Quarry...…

…THE Mjtit N DAILY $3.530 For "1en and W'omen $4.90 W ALK- [ 1 H1 t P Formerly sold in Ann Arbor under Puritan label [or the rainy season qet into a pair of our Water-Proof Shoes- heavy tar tansn, double soles, Blalace tongues, rawhide middle sole, thoroughly viscolized. HEtAVY WNE OX[ORDS. y outh Plain Street. GOODYEAR RUBE[R. Study with a Good Light I There is no better light Olhan THE WELSBACH READING LAM ALL STYLES'AT ALL PRICES. The Ann Ar...…

…314 "-. i. t i ylt yatrds t-Ihu pacek- I i pa.t }I ra hari h i Iii ii; iti a i i £' n ti Mi., at it's iini sn" ,t ic li iii i )i.i yt}' c'li :,'.y' iii :pa,' I - I .iit li t il a ,V yarI line. Ilatch Ii II tuu ii I cartr'ies it toktca ni 45 gil l.. iI i wiisi ta cldhard byw IN- N; .t Sia ct aall i" a i yrdI mittadi m q yatula gu~qit C a a a w sig a il lI t i own i it- c i-aIli iin tb tga hlcd attdl}ht-ibc atlwiIInttl. i Sall b Otntati fake lii...…

…mow ' :, Now Michiga. y VOL. XV. VOL. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1904. N.1 No. 14 P. T".PS AUTIIRNOON.I WEINLEVY 10 LAVE. ABIOVE4,100 MrARIA. [ALL T[NNIS PIEET. Sawbones and Wolverines Meet At :Popular Professor to Spend a Year Secretary Wade Estimates This! Preparations For the Tournament Fer ry Field At 3 P.M.-Secret In England and Scotland. Year's Attendance-Net Gain Nearing Completion-Many Nem Pctct Yesterday-Beelh of 203 ...…

…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY " E WULD AVE IiTHE fICC! AN DALY. VIYOU TO KNOW :iiizt~v.ii ttIlih.i1: lr'ialit cct * " ' l lii;t ivu frIr s i. i : irti ) I'aS vi -i r iThat wae ordoinii.. billt s t ManSaging Edior, Si A".'LF S A. f j Bues. Ia'agr, l At1)1A. 1011SON. OUR NEW STORE u1.,1il 11I : 31 South State Street 1rrrr ' ii iii i That our N t'S' \onlt Iifor'01 tIi, tI 1I -I~r * thet'omin1g 'll 1 tre a e Off.. ice us: 12:30 1 :3011)and I6:3I to7301 That...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hoags Home Supply Store t Corner Main anti Washington Streets F{ish Nvet, Padlocks, Waste Baskets, Brushes, Card Racks, Purses aitd Pookethooks, Knives, Scissors, Tacks, Pictares, Ash T1ray s, Paper \Veigltts, Smoking Sets, Soaps, Towels, Strops and Pipe Racks at Ipopiuiar prices. 'Tlis is the place. - & E G. HOAG. t 5 -Uurclhfield's Fine T'ailoring :. Tra de Guarantees... Yo 1,mto 1 s killfuland ristic sservice to he had an...…

…TIHE MICHI1GAN DAILY yt !*_ Arkansas, Texas, Mexico" r " tlt i ~ 56CALIFORNIA ' cc Ar Best Reached via . r~. 5 eery 1151chase ol 1> ~.-.St Louis, World's Fair City, C A $12.00 SUIT ORl OVER~COAT, M AD THE SI R I1LSIWN 11(11 ~ ~ g'- A~edonetr +Iron Mountain Route nttru~er rr <,+ Two Daily Trains to California x ' I~ Thee Daily Trains to Mexico Ie~ o 1 Four Daily Trains to Texa PATER 0 Four Daily Traias to Hot Springs SWISS nt Leadig Clothiers, ...…

…The Michigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR MICH., THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1904. No. 15 "lAV [ESTIVAL OP[NING I CIICA6iO T[NNIS TEAM I LAST WORK TODAY OBEIRLIN DEEAT[D Music Lovers Reign at UniversityI Arrives This Afternoon-Dual Meet Track Men Nearly Ready for 'Varsity Michigan Won From Buckeye Ball Hall-Miscellaneous Concerts To- Begins Tomorrow-Make Up of Mot on Saturday-Keen Compe- Tossers-Score Was 3 to 1-Vis- Ria and D Gog- theTeams andHow They titi...…

…THE MAICHI1GAN DAILY GI ~Wild Coupally IC A * "Leading Merchant Tailors ; SPRING WOOENS "For Suits, Top Coats; and Trousers. Full dress snits'a Ispecialty. Let us show you our London Serges, Londo~ Cheviots, Scotch Mixtures, Kilowens, Blarneys, High- lands, Ediuiburglis, Drum- tochity's, McGugors, London{* and St. Andrew Flannels, London Cassimeres or Amner- ican Serges. Please call and ae* G, I Wild Colipallyz 308 E. WAS"INGTON sTRE:ET. * I...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY State Savings Bank. GEORGE BISCIOFF, W. I. Booth D CTI6Jo. V. Sheehan .. L 1~'~T Wm. Arnold Or. V. C. Vaughan as. s. Wade E. F. Mills CHOICE CUT PLOWS & PLANTS N. J. lyer John Haarer Jno. Kloch Prof. H. S. Carhart Chapin St., between Huron St. and Miller Ave. Frank P. Glazier Christian Martin Phone S0.- i i r '> VISITORS We want every visitor to Ann Arbor, as well as our regular patrons, to make our store a meeting as...…

…THEt MICHIGAN fDAILY Spring Line of Puritan Shoes and Oxfords now in. See our new t Tans in window, button or lacer in 5 t e N w S u L a t " ;For the benefit of our custom ers w e sh to say that the/ Puritan Shoe Co. has been made very 1tuch stronger by going , ff(1 11 into the hands of the factory -Geo. . Keith Companiy, Brockton; e Mass. George R. Keith does not control the name Puritan, hut he des own and control the lasts, p ttet- s acrd ...…

…he Michigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1904. No. 141 C. C. C. RACE TOM1ORROW. TRACK NOTES. TE[ 'UCI IGAN TECHNIC. RAIN PREVENTS BASE BALL In spite of the disagreeable weather _PRACTICE. Annual Spring Contest Will Take and the wet track, Capt. Kellogg and The Annual Official Publication of the Jupiter Piuvius did his best again his aitul band of milers Put in at University Engineering Society. yesterday to prevent Michi...…

…. ]H'# MICRI1GANDAL G. H, Wild Colipaly SLeading Merchant Tailors SPRING WOOLENS For Suits, Top Coats and Trousers. Full dress suits a specialty. Let us show you our London Serges, London" Cheviots, Scotch Mixtures, Kilowens, Blarneys, High- lands, dinburghs, Drum- tochty s, McGugors, London and St Andrew Flannels, London Cassimeres or Amer- ican Serges. Please call and see2 G H Wild Compaly 108 [. WASNINGTON STREET. The Great Game [xcitinq F...…

…THE 'MICHIGAN DAIL'Y %State Savings Bank. GEORGE BISCHOFF, SAID THE w.2113lth n. .She ehan PLC)kL5T. 1Vin rnold r. V. C. Vaughan *ias. I. Ilade E.1P. Mills 0CHOICCUT CLOWER5 & PI.AN rs * 1J.1Dyer John Raurer 'rbtote'e ior' ano Koih Pe-af. [I S. Carhari Chapin St..hbetwaenIlaron St. aidlMillr Ave.+ Fr sank( i er Christhian lartin I'lane" 809. at 8 in the morn, I I"'I've missed my breakfast as sore as you're born. Said the senior "Cheer up" ...…

…T H lll C ICtl 1 BEW ARE BEWARE OF IMITATIONS IN BUYING YOUR PURI= TAN SHOES AND OXFORDS THIS SPRING. DON'T BUY SOME CHEAP, INFERIOR BRAND WrITH OUR LABEL ON THEM, BUT BUY THE ORIGINAL. There is only one original Pnritan Shoe-made by George H. Keith, of Brockton, Mass., and sold at the old stand which the company has occnpied for the past five years. III S. Main Street " - i pOGiUL CIGAILTTE.S I4rotvn in Turkey. Perfected in Egypt. Enjoyed...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. 1ST REGIME[NT TONIHT Fitzpatrick and Kellogg Think Meet Will be Close-Enthusiasm W il l Run High- List of Officials and Entries. ANN AR1BOR, MICH., SATURDAY. MARCH 12, 190)4 No. 115 "I think that the meet with the 1ot Regiment will he an exceedingly close contest," saidl Keene Fitzpatrick, last' night. "We are net at all confident of winning." His sentiments are shar- edl hy the men on the team. "I lookMf for a...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY e~wfsffsof THE~ MICHIGAN DAILY of the studet body on every occasion f __ -and laks of loyalty is a charge which flflhlfl lflfl Entered asosenl.:' clas sOicat thennAsswill over e lad at Michiga's door. V-uu uu :Aitbo r "ci(ittia. _____ f * lablit~shed dsly hi i oiay's'tedlacing Ow The action of the offcer of the hissement dor.Sid'ientrancle) ih t~ll:s Ir012cliaii ecof time for the apearance Of dIMANAGING EDITORI Mr. Iryan at...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Too Late for Breakfast ? DON'I GO HUJNGRY ,OA TULL NOON. 4e 4~ Surpassing Coffee or Dutch Cocoa with whipped cream and delicious T o ast e d Rols. Most saisfy- igand only--- enycooke fiRANi[R'S ACADE"1Y ORCHE[SIRA Ann Arbor, Milch. office- at te- Arseany ot MayarlSts-set. 'hState 2 -4-i ROSS GRAGER, aager $ YOU CAN GET A *Hot Lunch #At Tuttl's, 338 S. State 24 LESSONS IN 24...DANCING..Street 01110 CENTRAL LINES DIRECT LINE...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Arrriv- 4 7 Facory- Styles tIa~s 1 i, i F i ' F 1FP i4 r i i mmodut t j 1I ilk" 11 1 C1IARLTTLS Q~rolvn in Turkey. Perfected in Egypt. Enjoyed in America. LSMOKL MAKLS LCYP'TIAN SMOKEK5t Cork Tip. sr Plin. Sae the Cupon. The W. C. Keril Co. 411 E. 57th St., Chicago. Cape and Gowns made to or- der and rented. Pennants for all colleges and fraternities carried in roc-k Clss Pins, (lass and Teamr Capos SeenafrwrC atalous. ~...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. NEW AKENDMENT. Proposed Change in Constitution of Athletic Association Discussed by Prominent University Men. The contemplated changes in the Constitution of the Athletic Associa- tion are eliciting ;considerable discus- sion among the -hembers of the As- sociation. Professor Pattenill is inclined to regard the agitattoii which is being made about this maftter as a tempest in a tea-pot. ie thfinks that the ac- tio...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. IReduction Sale As we have too lrge a stock of fancy I UILTINGS AND TROUSERINGS op hand we will sell to make room for or Spring and S uomme r "Woolens. Be sre and call in efore yon place your "order..,GA.4..teA G. HI. WILD & CO, 100 E. WAHINGTON ISTREET. TMH-EGREAT G A M E0X VI RYO,.J. ,F SHEEHAN'S DETROIT, 160 Woodward Avenue ANNS ARBOR, 320 So. State Street The Ann Arbor Savings Bank. Capital Stock, 05,55. Sarplus, sirso...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. XLCHI(GAN CENIL1 "I'e Nigara Falls Route."~ THE SHORT LINE- ANN ARBOR to CHICAGO BUFFALO NEW YORK AND BOSTON with direct connectioss at Chicago for Si. Louis, Kansas City. St. Paul and the Nest. For informsation and through tichets cal l at or write to W. W. CASE. Ageet. Ass Arhor. COAFFE 0..r own r.oastirsg Mochva W Always fresh antd Java 28C per pound 214 Man Si. DEAN (8 CO. Niew Brunlswick Tables AT REID'S BILLIARD PARL...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. ruritan Shoes I' w ti f-,4 7 0 CICARLTTLS Qjroken in Turkey. Perfected in Egypt. Enjoyed in America. 'MOGUL SMOKEL MAKESL"GYPTIAN SMOKERS For MNII 0 ._. . 0 :S ®: t ~Cork Tips orPlain. From }t Sae the Copons. F~~-,. A The I GKernlCo, tory ,s7 y&4 , / 411 E. 57th St., Chicago. Capsan Gws made to or- - der and rooted. ULU. I" Pennants for all colleges an( * . iiti t I I! .I+ fraternities carried Io_ Class Pins, Class ...…