…~Ij U.Of , IAItU. VOL V. No. :,9. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDI)A, NOVEMBER 13, 1894. I Fc:-THR~tm CENTS. THE CASTALIAN BOARD. Prof. Thompson's Lecture. Organization of Committees Has 'The sub1jeot of Prof. T'l'ltttolt's Been Perfected and Active letretlltt Newt tir} t1,ll Seodas'l Work Is Progressing. llC'lil-511OMtttit i otoii aoII Te orglgiiiititiotl of he oteiititees iou of Socrestii l'co-stioii:l lif. Gvie il clim ts of thek ('Ista...…
…VOL. X.- ANN ARBOR, MIICI., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1899. No. 43. //, Lq D E NSYLVANIA 11, MICHI- for Penn played a lbrilliant game ut TWO TIE GAMES. V \-'. D P N_ mre especially in punting. Several___ GA I 10.laes did le snceeed in kicking the all '01 and '02 Again Pay to a Blank. Iout of ounds thus preenting Mch- AlFehe nnu I Wolerines Unable to Win AuertAlFehe onu Their Long Trip an rono carrying it Pak Sehie aeothAla Their Lon Trip. 'Pesn's o...…
…-- 1 , x ;" -f= . _ \6 % . -a . _ -- o. I. No. 40. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1890. PRICE 3 CENTS. RYthe boys were quiet, to hear what IVIDE R" *R lie had to say. His speech was a _________________ single sente-nce: ''This is the biggest crowd of ignorant people ENCOUNTER BETWE EN I ever saw." Of course this did STUDENTS AND not make the boys disperse, al- N Athough the crowd was extremely MILITIA. good-humored. No one thou...…
…VOL. VI. No. 39. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1815. Fou-n PAGE-3 CENTS. ONE GUITAR t 111 Is enough for one person to' S play on at one time. One gnitar is not enough,'ow g~~ever, to supply 3,000 Stu- jj dents. That's why we have ii constantly in stock severaljj dozens of guitars of various Nsi makes and prices. N BETTER LOOK AT OUR I U. OF M. GUITAR, It's good as its name. THE ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO,,~ { S. MAIN ST.' Sheehan's ...…
…00 luf DAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1896. FOUR PAGES-3 CENTS. VOL. VII. No. 38. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRI] r o WX T T D 9O A'THLETIC ASS'N. FINANCES.Traning r table 15weeks). 0 ~J ~ ______ endng and altering clothtes - - - - - j.jeiadina r[ ijo0 Report of Its Condition by Pres nietto'ttlttgpo- ident Prentiss. es rtteck accoutttt. ANDIM~PORT ER~. i t' ctrelt t tt iTe'nn 'tis ttccoutt........ *r - * rtttniriaiion regatrdtintg 1t-it" AileticiField o. F...…
…tt Of AIL VOL. IV.-No. 38. U WE WIN FROM PURDUE. The Tide Has Turned.-An Easy Victory from the Lafayette Boys. - 46 to 8. Who says we haven't a football eleven? , Our team has but been trifling before, they are playing football now. The victory of Sat- urday once more brings our team to the front in Western football. It was a signal victory, all the more signal because unexpected and al- most unhoped for. Saturday night, Manager Baird flas...…
…hc tt* Of 10, 13 VOL. VIII. No. 39. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1897. S1X PAGM. j ear from nooxv-ille, Illtinois, atichiis tht Ile i WOO Iikl l 00tille'VllI'ity at: otwe plilyilng foil-bfack. 'This year .ae has ililyed lat till illal position oliy (c1 oig here ll Ilelyedi sev11al1yearso on1 the Knox (College 0:1111 at Giales- wrg111i. I le is 22 tears of(]1, Weigiel 1.91 pomnds a11111 5 fetl101inches tall. Gl. I). Stu...…
…of AL VOL. I.-No. 39. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1891. The Inlander. The November number of the Inlander appears this morning. Its fifty pages of reading matter present a great variety of interesting subjects. The leading article, "A Perversion of History," by Henry A. Chaney, lit'69 and law '71, is somewhat sen- sational in character. It investigates the circumstances under which the famous "Ordinance of '87" was passed ...…
… THE U. OF M. DAILY. Publishedi Itily (Sunday,'. 'epied)drn lhe'Collee fyear', by THE U, OE M. INDEPENDENTIASOCIoATION pot office. it adva'e. Sintgleopies .3'iets. it. 55 p- fostay ibet lef iitt the ofietofthe lit m- z)iSttffltt'), at Slate '.1. new' titd, will)an of the edtitorst or autlioiedslltn Communt'ictnsiold react tie olice'by 7eo'etCt Ipill, ifitley arseto it .'ittithe,bill't lay. Address iltlimatter intendetdifor paH- cation t the l...…
…2 Pblshed Doiy (Sundays excepted) drig the clege yea, at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. OppicE: The nad Pe, Henning Boc. -Both Phonete. ta. MANAGING EDITOR. F. EaEo~aAao, '1 L. BUSINESS IVANAGER. . H. HAN. '55 L. EDITORS. ATHLETICS, .. . D. tDNTT, 'It E T R. WOODOW,'SS L. A. H. McDeSGALL,'O E A. G. BROWNE., '2. E. J. B. WOO, '00, LJ. Moea cOXEa,'t, W.jD. ICKEYe, '00tM, The euhecriptio tice of the texeoc CS .50 oe the colteg ye, with ae gotareldie...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. t+O ist too late to receive his last STUDENTS' BOOKS. Words, the hearts of us all go out - E UY TOUR COLLEGE Published Dily (Sundays excepted) during in deepest symathy. TEXI 1 BOOTS. LgW ANDP MLDLOU L BO] the Cllee year, by . .._._,.,. ..___._ ti'ltlOlls.1'! UwasarretedNOTE BOOS, AT TE THE U. eOM, !NDEPEN[IENT kSOCIATION. SarTUPiUwDaretdENT' BOOK STORE, STATE STREET. _____last evening by Colsa lie Joll Sconid-liaii1.d book...…
…TIlE U. OF M\. DAILY oce of mutual rospect and good feel- Literary Societies. Ia H. pai. t ig.Stuchan article as the o1 in Cloiiuil olit~~ . sing 0 bt Te~ti'sDalyheotit"1 ~tecstothis wit ont accouttltof to' c I tito- e have left a fair stock of Tubliottod Daily (Ssintty excepted) durint Lttitktt'an ott l ntto good, aihid ., realty m taS.0 .curiiitliiy tll sorts of tte College year, it tetilth S. .A.cus, atraare och ote lithg, tal;fri THE U NIV...…
…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. f 0 E cdt MINNESOTA HEARD FROM. Publshe Daiy -She Formally Protests Against PbihdDiy(Sundays excepted) daringthColrevat Donnelly's uiy THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. MiiisttIii'ito gae)ot OJFFICEO Timen building, 'tO S. 11ain St. be- ; " tbeen Liberty and WilliamoSt. lteio'ecenit M iogii-i'utaagain'.j - o'b~niiimg thiat Iefteree- Doonell made1 1LANAGING OEDITORI.FIHMS 7 itk i i ui ' lihls BC~NES ISANAOEI :50111s...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. r ~~ ~By so doing, one step would be Yale Crew Report O0; taken, which, if followed by ucceed- ThPrsdnofte alUi Pulihe Oiy Sedas ese) unsing classes would rid us of the last Th PrsienINESSVae n 'versily Boat Club has submitted his the Ceile eyear, b vetige of clas discririnaions which THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION are fast giving way before the iber- report for the fiscal year 1892 and 83 mn te hnsh as + .50 _ peryea...…
…2 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during the Coliege year, at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, OFFzce: Times building, 329 S. Main St. be- tween Liberty and William Ste. SIANAGINtS EDITOR J. IF. THoMfAS, '0S L. BUSINESS SMANAGER 0. 11. HANS. '0S L. EDITORS II,1. SnIsMAN, 'SO L., Athletics. E. Lt. Geesio, '03 Lt. - - - Monday BUTLER LAMB, 'S, - - - Tuesday G. D. lUDNUTe. '03, - Wednesday T. tt. Woooisow, '53, -...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. {C. W . ' ~t pwerful attack on opening chords. of l Such fire, such a tone, such color- it was marvelous' Fannie Bloom- Pubied Daily (Sundays excepted) during field is still very young. She is the Colege tear, by married to Sigismund Zeisler, a THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION well-known and able lawyer of Chi- Subscription price $2.50 per yenr, invariably in adteance Single copisc eets. On sale at sneraca s and[Poset...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. MJGH IGAX NIT~ L4 UNIVERSITY NOTES. He Defeated Simpson. BUSINESS LOCALS. Time Tatle (Revised) July 1, 1894.Iu 1 'ti .lii. Pl 1'i15 i oitj, c ioU iii is tin e i o s n . . h it ile-r~ eatIsabell1a1 lleltii. '91 lit, 55isieacil i I'l5 itll )bolt fr Cllgess in he of 5 cents il Iier 'Ssline I 2t1ross. io so EATIET.j 'tim, and extra lines Loirirs EU y t.AoppisheA ransct. shos.-at e )AL bt ' M.Y.ailapl adE)triia he(iYohoc BaladE ...…
…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. 3 JUST A STEP AHEAD IN STYLE-NEVER IN PRICE. ILDEBR AND THE NEW TAILOR, 120 WASHINGTON ST. 14 L TWEEES A[ASO MICHIGAN CENTRAL 1, The Niagara Falls Route." CENTRAL STANDARD TIME. Taking Effect dJun 25, 1099. Detroit Night Expres...........0 5 A. t Atlantic Expresse..............74 {bnd Rapid? Expresso.........11 10" Mail and Expesz.... Salon....... 4 .t N. Y. Bostopecial .......... 458 Fast Ea torn.............…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY AT THE TWO. SAMS Prince Albert Suits, Cutaway Suits, and Fine Dress Suits, JUST ARRIVED -- See Youman's flat, Knox's Hat, Silverman's ha-lts and Caps, AT THE TWO SAMS L .a-LaTZ. AIRAroStaiLllfiy VOORHEIS & ETS BEST WORK IN THE CITY! STATE ST. TAILORS, WQfOR CALLED FOR and DELIVERED. FIRST CLASS WORK. IN-OPECsIAT R2ATES TO STUDENTS._ySE U ' fflce. 23 South Fourth Ave. SPALL /\mNLJSEUS Of Old UT. of M. should have a University...…
… THlE U. OF M. DAILY. Time Table (Revised) May 19), 1894, P. M. AM P A-- ER1re M4ail and Ex.-- 350 Mail ---_-58 43 ., '.E+h -il n a h Co ouewlh hoc N. Y. Special--.- 55 N. Y. special-_73..I...L tset Tic t h ok oie -t aC oc Eastern Ex---10 12 N. S. Limited.__. 9(1529Solid lbrtelht I sins tsl teenTt ii t iohm AM. PacificEx---a-I 57LiefleaWoolenf roms and tlftrlest(ott \1cV., Viac (o;lclaibs h Atlantic E____7 47 P .soret andaanyirietcttal. D. N....…
…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. MICHIGAN (3NTIA =s ' ae o c - -1 Time Table (Revised) Sept 27 186 MalNand Es -1_347 NY Special 1 735' N. Y. Special... 4 lb t Mil __----_8 41 . ® Eastern Ex---10 1 N SLimited q 21 Atlantic Ex -_ 7 :i Pacific E... .2IT Is ONExpress--_ 540 Western E___1I51 G. R. Express ..11 15 Chi. NI. Es _ f + l . W. Resoons, H X. HATE,°i I. P. & T. Agt.. Chicago Agt Aon Arbr RAILROAD.I Tins Tabl, Oct. 27, 1896. 7l: "It1a. 5....…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. ________ ORGAIZE 188. ICORPRATD 186 11. OF M. CALENDAR., THE CHEQUAMlEGON ORCHESTRA. LEW H. CLEMENT, Mo1nu.,Nou. 13.-lRepuiblicun club, la lecture 510 So.AINt Sc. Director anti Manager. room, 7:t45 p. in., shtarp. NMot., Nov. LI-Uoity club, lecture by Judge E XCIELSICR LAUNDREY Tbutuas N. Cuuley. Subject, "ThtoInflu- 2S EAST HIURON STREET. euceofulHubituf Tttuugbt upon Inolitu- Guud Work Guttranteed. Gothdo coiled for tion...…
…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. 3 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. 3 MAICHIGAN CENTRAL, " THE NIAGARA FALLS ROUTE." --------------------- A First-Class Line for First-Class Travel_____ T _ ROUTE OF '5roo T,""s *HE NO "RTH SHORE BLIMI'TED And other Fast Trains between Chicago, Ann Arbor, Detroit, New York, Boston and New England Points, via N~kTNN011&L MNEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER, AND BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD It is solidly cons...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY mKE T ~WO SALMS_ EHE T2W0 SAMS_ WHAT TO WEAR IN COLLARS, CRAVATS, SHIRTS, AND GLOVTES- From the New York Furnisher. The linen collar of evening dreso continues the straight-oip effect, the points at the greateot eminence, whereothey alsmost meet, and rising gradaally froot the bock. The cravat of ovening dress to of white latn,oe c wide, without stitching or emhroid- ey, or eny- advention oate like character that may bse av...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. rTH T F. C. STEBBINS, THE ITEW I SchalI's jostre CRANDALL TYPEWR-ITER F DrA81 19UDHIAN !OCC DENT Fomery with George XWahr, 19 YPSILANTI, MICH. everything a. Student needs in the Is sellitog coupon hooks goodl line of Teat-Books, Stationery and /4 fr 1 for 2 5. SUDY INES T5''LOK Miscellaneous Stock in general. ")0SUNDY INNRSAT OCLOK, MARTIN SCHALLER, 's rSTISFACTION GUARANTEED :thihead dats whie i Ysitittt THaOWnTWdBOKELEI '...…
… T'JU+ lj.NTVERSiTY 01 MICHIGAN DAILY t TErtd E ST J~M~ I A AL JUST 9 PUBLISHED STALKEY & CO. BY RU DYARD KIPLING Publishers Price $1,50 Our Price $I.10j i WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? D. R. TINKE5FI & SOP~ Goodrich, Walker &Murphy, iadurer o FRONT ROOM OVER FIRST NATIONAL BANK. andtlCmplete'5:'ltoocttiessASIIJX Goisad8VA1..AGENTS FO"R THE BEST TAILORS ON EARTH. AGENCY FORI5.s)NGttyIlAtrSSte L. C. GOODRtICH, A. R. \VAI '.RI t V.Ym. I lt'iix' THE MO...…
…M. DAILY TH-E U OT CLOTHING HOUSE, YOIR C°y CLOTl111I1 G H/'\S AND AF'S, La~test Novelties Arrivinu Dail. NEW BOOK STORES, iBLAQI QIUFfS, the I~&etQae ~ ~.. SI0GT O:'F rTm 17" TA - fllHEADQUARTERS FOR NOVELTIES- 6 South Mairn Street. 44 South State Struet,G.H WID UNIVERS[TY TEXT-BOOKS, slw '7 _ Medical Books, Law Books, B <K Os, ALL KINDS, A All~Books used in City Schools. Styude t, Note Books and Pads, Draft- is showilng the Largest Stock of ...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. Noble's Star Clothing House, s. 1THE MAN JHAI IS AFRAID OF PNEDMONIA W~ill defy the weather if properly protected by the right kind of Underwear. We have it, Silver, Gray, Natural and Brown Shades $1.00 IPER GARIZtE NT $1.00 Cheaper qualities if you want them. EN'S~$3100SH E TOOTM+ALL Is unquestionably the finest ball on the market teday. It's light msess and durability make it a favorite with all players. Price complete ...…
…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. ""'ThGREADINS ., GET UNDERWEAR SALES KQAL , HAT ~DTNT[~Babylon Coal is THE BEST 0 HOT T 'HIS WEEK. All grads of ard and soft Coal.. * Caml Coal and Coke Hle ot oe BooCocolae 1 $2.00 Garmets--------------------------------$1.58 1M, STAEBLER, B ob Malted Midlk 1 $1.50 anI $1.10 Gratmets----------------------- 1.19 Tlepono No. . One door Est of Amri- Hoof Boillioo Hof and Celery $1.00 Garments.- -- -- -- -- -- --...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. fMIXED CHQCQLATCE \pj$i JID ip i jTUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14th.1 Kid, Buck and Elk Tanned. See the N EW Y OU M AN at I Not more thin1/ pound to a peson BO WD SHIT___ ERS____ Cakn'Pharmacy _____________ 7= Jz a EOO v 8 & NO.- 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET AND STATE ST., CORNER OF WILLIAM. Have a Full A ssortment of UNIVERSITY TEXT BOOKS, new and second hand, and all kinds of STUDENTS' SUPPLIES, which they offer at the Lowest Prices. ...…
…ns THE UNIVERSITY OF ICHIGAN DAILY. Car. Woodwardand Jefferson Aves. OPEN ALL THE YEAR ROUND. Teni Great Departments Vaudeville Theatre Musee Menagerie Aquarium Art Hall Bijou Theatre Mystic Maze Taxidermy Hall Cosmorama Museum. HOURLY PERFORMANCE IN THEATRE. 0 SWAN'S RESTAURANT iRE BID RELIABLE. 87-89 WOODWARD AVE. Planked Whitefish, Soft Shelf Crab, Broiled Lire Lobsters, Steaks and Chops, Welsh Rarebit, Shell Oysters. PRIVATE - DINING - R...…
…THE U.. OF M. DAILY. WE ARE THE PEOPLE. j"ANN ARBOR~ ORGAN COMPANY A7 TT7_ ~~~~Formerly Aimendinger Piano and Organ Company.r 9i; xnc .ffew lya er oon,18- Locr fplazcesa e Lite'rtl~lq resrr. I will '"Open the Ball' by placlllg a fbe stock o1fCGuitars, Banjos, etc. PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU.; 2l5 Seuth Fourth Avenuee. City. -A NEW LINE OF- ALBANY LAW SCHOOL. .Stro I ESTCABLISHED 1 51. {(OURtSE, one year. Three faill terms J"" ) re...…
…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY.5 NEW.! --Our Furnishings for Gentlemen.- NEW! We will have this space for the rest of college year, and will give you the benefit of our Special Sales. We HAVE the BEST to be had. Good values moderate prices. Come in and examine our stock. OUR NECKWEAR IS THE BEST ! GLOVES, GLOVES, GLOVES, Fines h. house renown Ascots and four-in-hands-Berliner, Strauss End, and No. 12-The best DOLLAR Glove in the city. & Denz...…
…THE UIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. W. J. BOOTH. Pres. W. ARsOe.D, let Vice-pres NV. AT.m oie ,J.2.. WEA N, Ocd Vice-pres. he toreJOHN C. WAr z, Asst. Cashier. __ 10SS._Mai St. and 342 S. StateSt Mae- avns-Bd _________UNIVERSITY TEXT-BOOKSTnsat a general Bankingbui HAS FULL LINES OF N FTE ABOOKSC0asd-itNTHE ANN ARDOR SAVINGS$DANK ,-- SUDENT'BOOK IS.C-apitlStock, $1,.Surplus, $150,o. STUDENT' SUPPIES. O~~IeedResources, $1,100,0Bakig0. w r of thise...…
