…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1904. No. 74 TRACK MEN MEET. GUSTAV A. GOETTE DEAD. Gustav Alfred Goette, a 1907 dental Largest Meeting of Track Candidates student, died very suddenly in his room at 503 Monroe street last even- in the History of the University.- ing at 6:15 o'clock. His death was One Hundred Men Present. due to congestion of the tungs. Al- though he had been feeling ill for sev- The la...…
…0 The Michigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1904. No. 116 "rICNIGAN VICTORIOUS. BIBLE STUDY. BRYAN LECTURE. First Reiment Defeated by Score of Inter-Fratrnity Bible Study Associa- William Jennings Bryan Lectured Yes- 42 to.22-Rose Breaks all Amer- tion Organized and Operating- terday Afternoon to One of the iean Records for Shot Put- Fifteen Fraternities Interested Largest Audiences ever As- The Summaries. and over N...…
…The Michigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR. MICH., W ESDAY, APRIL 13, 1904. No. 1 142 BIG RACE TODAY. Cross Country Club Will Hold Its An- nual Spring Race This After- noon at 3:30 P. M. . Good List of Starters. This afternoon at 3:30 occurs thes an- nual spring cross country race. For- ty-three men have entered for the con- test and it promises to be an excit- ing affair. All C. C. C. men are barred, and everyone who has even had any experience ...…
…he ichigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1904. No. 159 NAY FESTIVAL Begins With An Excellent Concert- This Afternoon's Program- A Noted Tenor to Sing the Part of Gerontius Tonight. Never has a May Festival opened tinder more auspicious conditions than those attending last night's concert. The weather mild, the audience enthu- siastic, and the artists eager to do their best; these were the causes for the success of the conce...…
…The Mlichigan Daily Vof-. XIX. ANN ARBOR, AIIC(2iiIGAN. tV OY\. TOI)ER t;, 1908. YOST ADMINISTERS GO-FAST' IN SECRET Varsity and Scrubs Are Hustled to the Limit in Preparation for Notre [ame. )iiiared ct 1he ing hlitolia o to 0tic 1w te :Mchiigaii Aggies, the ar sit footalltea yeserdy bgunharitwork cin prepraitin lfor tie itre Damte game oniiiSaturdi a. Atitht, ith meni lor the coahiare disicuiraged, Coaichi Nosti beig4 cnilidiciitat wiiti...…
…The Michigan Dail A\so\ PsI3ORIICII(AN\,FRfD.,Y,\O\ FMBEFR 13 190g8. \'Ot..XIX. \ (). 40. RIVAL TEAMS REST ON EVE OF BIG GAME Yost Completes Michigan Preparations by Snappy Signal Practice, Whil1e Haughty Quakers Loat at Detroit Training Camp. la ti. e 1atsfaction of Seeing i111 (Spocialio 'Clbs MiciganDailly.) act1ion (-1l(at 111111itle-thestem lwhich (0111111) (101, iDetroit, Not'. 1 a-1110 weill lace Penns1ylvan11ia nteso ii sh15in11 51...…
…The Michigan Dail AN,\ARBOR, NMICHIGAN, SL\D'tY, 1)1 Cl Il T 13, 908. VOL. XIX. N\o, 6 4. BAIRD HAS NOT YET RESIGNED, BUT-- Students Think Story of Director Leaving Only Premature; lar- q uette on '09 Football Scheduls. "so far as I know-0, (1here is Ooltely no0 truth in th tor101ahot ArMird. 0051''010'' as hd of \-iiclogaoiathltic, as (111 lihld in10(1ay's)Detoil and Ci- hmn If from Nnn Arhor a great dealtiof conditions(1 f(rt neces'ittii...…
…The ]"ichis n ANN _ RBOR. 1l IC IA [GAN, 1t"l DNI' IS1) )". rIAM'AtO",' 13, 1909. VIot.. XIX. FRESHMEN ATTEND BASEBALL MEETING Many New Men Will Try for the Varsity Nine-Fitzpatrick and Sullivan Talk to Candidates. I ls' than tlifty It trsponddtoI Cap-0)11 tanL ull i ti sfl o acalcn i outloo i 51 s 111111 551-, 5iasmuch 5as 11h illS :1115 mater.ii l i l 5 I iV well Iit ced.11l( held5 th1 i lls i ll eIV Tr, xctlt CHEEIR ('I>' YOU '11 11 II ...…
…The Michl aiLl Da.11Y ANN .Ai'l"C)R, ,11('11I AX, S.VI'[ RD.AV, tol- X I X. N(. t), ICHJIGAN HONORS LINCOLNS MEMORY Ida Tarbell, Introduced by Pres- ident Angell, Eulogizes Great SStatesman. th poition flt the heaht .\ tacticai," ra- it-aue-asociatioan, Friiat nilhti. While clb tr :tiiicattiua tilt t ahe to lstn t fm u ortor, nti tal-iit. .btb eul,_r itt t he artyrid pit i t i Mlc':i; tu nt a d r act5 of I li \i~ ittci t tti it iihl tIttlu...…
…The "--ichigan Dxl :\\Ali()R, IB. TI(A\,SA\TURIDAYilNI. i13,1909. :t i'. v c: r 3 (). MEET PROMISES CLASSY EVENTS Capt. lDull is Expected to Lower (iymnasiurn for the Mile R~un, Fast Men Entered in D~ashes. t r o14 \vtr-theic hlytO 1.1w- f t- c-~t t I'(I f)I- the i, th t ia u b r o C 1111(1;lts for vmsl - ii H lm s r itt lt( ~ tilt-1r t."cot occirds. A.\\miles v ~ t an () beterttttil0 e\i c r uet.h f - lapped.ii :\siiti I e a,(i n t i s...…
…The- VARSITY READY Abrfegtcr o FOR SYRACUSEtoa:teitrls,1< Blanding Chosen to Pitch..First ph icsi ll'ls Game for Varsity -Fresh En.50semi-fOinas. hilltt n gineers and '10 Medics Win. eirIwsno i- \lch ~ ill' tSv-'cs 4:5foeit is tcitcl 00 00 this olftcrot o n er i tt in tfirttst ci cst umetttt s . t gam tat te ateninaer lat ilts Ot Intattwellti tyoti gall ttroocgraounds. ccotngtoo theto re- iootrsidefeateto i t 0 oictitooto of the 0 Sv ttoss Jp...…
…fftifM alk At V G. H. Wild Company The Largsst Stock in the City Exclusive Styles in WOOLENS For Gentlemfen's Wear N'sees; hint, reuired for Suits, O v ots, tFancy \ estigs and Trusorings ad ot hih clat iarcs' andf spicialt styls.e Full Dress Suits a Specialty G. H. Wild Companiy 3ff South State Street A Fine Line of GymfiSulpplies Of the famous Spalding make comprising Shirts, pants and shoes inseverai varities. Our stock of football goods, ...…
…fF!~ M!C~!GA~# eiAt.Y ____ G. H. Wild Comfpany The1 1argest Stck incheCity Exclusive Styles in WOOLENS' For Getlemen's Wear ;vrtling1'equ ied fo Suits, Ovrts, tit'PIn'y \estings. ani Full Dress Suits a Specialty G. H. Wild Comipany 311 Suh State Street R~un A Michigan Flag Up tIti ytur iottse top the day cH i i tg an play~s tittits X e'retffr ittg tieKt visaite in the twnin aiiatas oboundi lit s' t..ltid flag ;x iitzec.for $2.50 Wet avlix .ht...…
…_WI! OA _A L G. I Wild Comlpally tlie Larest '8totk il the C ity of Excinsie Styles in WOOLENS For Gentlemfen's Wear Everything required tor Suits, Sit litloats, Faney Ve.stings, and' Trousaerings, and ofl high class fabric. and spaec 1 Stylus. Fu11 Dress Suits al Specialty G. H. Wild Company 311 South State Street The Newest Popular Novels as they come out from tineto 'time cati be hail here. Our stock is be- ing coitstatlty addetd to anti i...…
…THE MTCY-YIdAN tATTIlt G, g. Wild Comupany Our Spring 908 line of fine imported and Domestic IWOOLENSI Is now ready. It includes all the latest Nov elies, Shades and UptoDate Pattens in Moose Brown, Caribou Tan, Leather Shade, Grays and Fancy Blues. Your patronage respectfully solicited. G. H. Wild Coumpany 311 Soth State Street The most complete line of Engineeringj Books Drawing Instruments And supplies of every descriptioin caii be had he...…
…THE MICHIGAN! DAYL~t I' 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY. G. I. Wild Comfpanly Our Spring 198 line of fine- Imported and Domestic I WOOLENS j Is now ready. It includes all the latest ;Novelties, Shades and Upto-D~ate Patterns in Moose Brown, Caribou Tan, Leather Shade Grays and Fancy Blues. Your patronage respectfully solicited. G. H. Wild Comlpally 311 South State Street TRY "Sheehan's Special", Linen Bond Writing Paper ani ullon1 agree w.ith us that i...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY_ G. I Wild Comfpany Our Spring 1908 line of fine Imported and Domestic Is now ready. IIt includes all the latest Novelties, Shadcs and Up-to-Date P alterns in Moose Brown, Caribou Tan, Leather Shade, Grays and Fancy Blues. Your patrontage resptectfully solicitedci G. I Wild Comfpally 311 Sauth State Street [HE MICHIGAN DAILY. MatnagitsgEitor--AisztIrR F. RIrCnIE. Business .Manager-C. E. WINSTElAD. Atlcs. Athletics, EDtTO...…
…T~HE MICHIGAN DAILY Fal Tl ailoring S Who imakes.y our' ('lutlirof' l~ather a pertineni oni poin t-(( quoestion, ti o 'w iv-bi"t oroh feetin iaokittg it i .to i.Itiot 07 ini our 5upe riot Si t of TPi oriut. If too asriont alreadylta paitro "of oursiv iou d like thre rlow, ore of niaking youritFail Soit.;at a tesit of cut abiiliti o it Iand] There's Nothing Beyond Us in Giarment Making. Oweat new Wioilen- ,wae a choice E irhoictjtrn froro the ...…
… 1 . C II7> 0 r -S 0 o 1 6U 1! t-I1 m cv G tv s C ..- IQ +-.- .-- + C} v W ft> ! ,-- V c r -C Co* ~~N MI =un = C 'a __ won -.1 '/. . i -. *-Y ' .' ~; 'f. = m EMN m U U -5 U G1 -. ; f -.. - f ,, f ,, J I_. i .. . r "-; _" -' ; :y 'f. f , .. .J _ r., .s . , s .rt - I , *t j 12, M -J Z, S f 7 77 :t" L T f Ff V+ a T, T : w " - -> t-.r ..a .e Y, + "'t ^.^. © .+ vY { L.y w1 N ." ... 0a ^ CS, C7 s 0 0 -:. a m-ay] - Va M - - 0lr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fancy Vesting and Troliseringi Window Display The largest and most com- plete line in the city in both Scotch and Worsted trous- erings. You will also find our prices right. We guar- antee perfect satisfaction. 0. Hi. WIL.D CO. 311 S. State St. A NEW PAIR OF GYM SHOES ora utay btat y otned liut hlesptit oil gettingiimay IbeIihad he rein allIsies Spalding inake of dleendable qualty SHEEHAN 6&1CO.' The Students' Bookstore Mon...…
…t1 t MICH'rIGA N DAILY A New Spring Woolens 1907 6. I. Wild Co. 311 South State Street Buy Your Second Semester Textbooks of its and y on will be sre to get them at the low'est prcs 'The best made Enigineerinig Instruments sold undter a garante' can be lhad of it W buy and sell Second-and Text Books for all dpartmoents SHEEHAN & CO'S The Students Bookstore~ Money Loaned oin WahDi mon ds awn ooksi h Watches and IJewlry repaird Bargains in Wac...…
…'04 z 1L~) Co = urn a i u v C . . C LO In C Coe) r t vy 5H C G F czu z SE o (I) ~ *~ C W y ' . i CL a I ' O V ~~o: '~.0 0 i 04 v G : M_ W M 0 - J n a O V ,')!1 17a 7'E O ~ H. I I H z H z) 0 Ql vl H U ~ O 2 z 0) z 0f 0-+ CI) a 0 «0 cc cn Ln as G 0 ,.C :r_' , Y .i i ... ,.., _... .... ,! _. . ,r _ ...-. .I y. «.+ r f, +t I'yF W r n '_' . V r ^- . . "I J. " e . s .- /, V "- r. r f :J « ., ... f; ;r' 'J: 1 ! " f. , fir, j ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY G. H. Wild Co. Leading MERCHANT TAILORS The largest stock in the City of exclusive styles in Woolens for Gentlemen wear. Of high-class fabrics and special style for stu- dents. G. li. Wild Co. 511 S. ytate St. Fountain Pen? Yes Sir! Try this Sheehan's Leader It writes smoothly ,.Feeds evenly Has a solid gold pen Looks good---works good Its the best pen that can be sold at the price $1.00 You'l find it at Sheeban & Go.- Mone...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY G. THiE MICHIGAN DAILY. G .HcW l cinerda iecnd case atc c it thei5Ann C o. uis:.ddaly (Micndayscepcted) tra t he cellege yer,at 117 liast \V5 ino Leadin aaing Editor, CLYDE L. DEW Business Manager. WALTER R. IhANS M~ERCHANT TAILORS EDITORS. 4 551 cc ........Caece E. Eridee Nie............ LouisD. Stckney l xrco ncs ........les Frc . iVici ed l iexc ........... \i~fi. OAr:eeter Wlen ..........ffi. Armstrn EDlITiORIIAL STAFF....…
…-1 THE" MDilcHtGAN flAILY Loading IMERCHANT TAILORS The largest stock in the City of exclusive styles in Woolens for Gentlemen wear. Of I high-class fabrics and special style for-stu- dents. GO.]H. Wild Co. 311 S. State St. BUY YOUR WRITIlNGPAPER BY THE POUND Tresnont Bondoliite and bluec per lb. _ L~ Shr chaos Bond, a bn grade of bond paper, folded sheets, latest fashionable stan - L'J5j Envelopnn to match, per pkg, 10c Huard's Holland .Lin...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -- __ _ ISpring, 1906 OUR STORY Attractive Styles New Colorings IFOR IM[N'S W[AR ILargest Line of Woolens Shown, all at IPOPULAR PRICES Full Dress Suits a Specialty at IG. H. Wild Co. Leading MERCHANT TAILORS A 311 S. State at. NEW AND SECOND= HAND Text Books For All Departments at Sheehan & Co's Students' Bookstore LOWEST PRICES Prevail Here No flembership Fee to pay Football Pillow THE 4MICHIGAN DAILY. Entered at tecntd ...…
…-- - THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sprinig, 1906 fOURSTORY SAttractive Styles jNew Colorings FORd ME~1N'S W[AR ILargest Line of Woolens Shown, all at IPOPUL.AR PR ICES jFull Dress Suits a Specialty at G. 0.$. Wild Co. Leading SMERCHANT TAILORS 311 S. State t. 35 CENTS For 60c Boxes of Embossed Fraternity Stationery To close ot a broken lot of Fraternity and Sororiety Sta- tionery, we offer te reglar hoc box containing one qire of gold embossed paper and...…
…1HR WO-14tdAR fbAtt.Y Ui.flWILD CO. LEADING Tailors A Makers of Men's Clothes. All the latest London styles and fabrics for any and all occasions. FULL DRSS SUITS t A SPEfCIALTY Ann ~ Arbor, Mih. Shoes Base Gloves 1Bats Ballii Masks Pants Spalding Make at Sheehan & Co's Students' Bookstore Money Loaned O 'Patche, Dimond or other personal property. Watches and ewery repaired. B'rgalne in W t hers & Diamonds Dtee atretlence X31 E. Li.rty St Ann...…
…Falk MCIidAR bAtLY THE MICHIGAN DAILY. I'lB MidCH NFNSIAN IS OUTsot the carly sities wherein several pop- ular andsells i-known professors are ~i l W Il C En~tered atstciad clas matter at theAnn Te lse itchio,ensian I1906 is rot- mntittied. Aotli' ec tion contains SE TfR I u I I I.Abor Psteffle. ablyt the most artistic andi attractivean int s wit x h scts celtbritis as Clemns----.. aal ever issued at the unierity. Thee Smoot RR Bolt and "Fssr ...…
…2 THE UNIVERSITY OI MICHIGAN DAILY U , 2j.L 2 blew sky, two Russians, perfected asapparatus for securing greatly in ci eased pressure. Dewar succeeded Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during the in liquefying hydrogen and in produc- College year, at isg oxygen and other gases on a larger T HE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. scale. Dewar's predecessors used the Or BcE: The Inland Press, Henning Block. cascade system. Linde and the later Both Phone...…
… THE UN I V E;E1bITY 01, MICHIGAN DAILY 2 THE UN' VEIlSIlY 01 MICHIGAN DAILY Poiwbe d Daily (Stedy e,epteici dee g the Colieg.yer, tt THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHGAN orrice:c The tInlad Pee, Henig Boc. Bth thee, 1. 11:IAGAING ICICTR~. F. hEl r.n1.1ttete'Oh L. t1 i1NSS51:1: LGE'. rihti rH. 15 0 .)htehe,'iC . R. eceecie '0t L. A. tt. MD Ucitt1,'tC E A. G. Becececia '. . . B. lWool), 'h0, L.. J. M ce\ TtOEstv, 'hi, w 'h. tt.tettit. 'echM Theetioceiti...…
…v3 THE UNIVERSITY OFE MICHIGAN DAILY Pahilehed Daily (Sundays excepted) deuring the Collegoe eaat THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, sFirecac The Ilanad Pres, Henncing Block. Both Phoes c147. M1ANAGING EDITORI. F. EO ~a sRc,'O1 L. BIaaNlI.SS MANAGERi. 0.11.AId cc cL. EDTORS. A~THLETICle, . Ii.G.D. II cacce '111E T. R. W1oeotow,1)1 . 11 .tcDceeieALLe 011E AG.BROWNE 021E. J B FDei00, LJ.MONTcOM ace 00, W D.H ICKEY,'00M, Ike csuceceipicenciprI ic fte...…
…THE UNIVELISITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY U {.~il, ENGINEERS ON A TRIP.I A Gentleman'sFet. --- Plan of Travel to Be Followed. do not have to boecrsswded snto Thi monig apaty f jnir Iunomofortabsle shoes in order to comnply w s onlls sat fjno eith e laws egneslf ne h w of fashsiosn. ttttelt oftissI tgst-Profino R.tslentoF ashion st oblecsoe eislodly lensiet stisosse 01 sst.Pro too R. llen-Perhas notsspormen et) solbut wecwn' Ino charge osf today's issu...…
…G ~THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. " Publshte Dil} ('14ottt '. 'teteit)durithot Colegea, at THlE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Ar'gus Bd ..R'intooSt. 330 S. Stt te Btoutt 'Yhote 13. Neo Ste 'ttttoto12. MANAGING EDITOR,-- O).I. HtoSt. S BUSINESS MANAGER, EDITORS ATHLETICS, - tG.D. Horsr,'031 E. A.f. Mott oot.t,'01. W. A. KlGttto,'01 . Mtoo L. K. Sot oo'03 Ct) t. IVRtttt o 0 H'.1.1 Wototto'.'0 AV.I. C11 AN1tl'01'OL At omtng't'of tttlitt'ai11y'Bortti...…
…2 THE C{'NIYER SITY OF MICHIGAN -D.A, L E-,Y . ..H.NVRST FMCHGNDIY (Published tDaiy (Mondt seeped)dring the Colle yer,at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN MAIR 01rrICE BRAsNHOr tee Both 'Phones 13. Ne.w State 'Phone 183. MANAGING EDITOR, 0. iH. HAN'S, '01 BUSINESS MANAGER. EDITORS: AT~HLTICS, - G. D. itt L)NT,'01 E A.. B. tcDotiGA.LL,'Oi E. W. A. KsNI(we '51 1L. MISS L, X. SAstR. n'03 Cus. DVORAK '01 In rviewin lg the work of tlit'' r- ity Sturdat...…
…2 THE UNI VEIrTY ul MICHIGAN DAILY r happens to prevent the students from U.. 1 ~0iA1.attending each game and that we fix things with the weather man in the spring? Either no doubt would be Pubished Daily (Mondays excepted)daring preferahle to the present plan under College Year, at which a student may miss a game and 111E UNIVERSITY Of MICHIGAN still use up his ticket. MAIN OFFICE BRANCH OFriCE In conclusion I might say that I ArgB aBldg,...…
…t Ta~VE UNIVESI'TY tu 1 1'" AI(AN DAILY ry meeting yesterday morning and it is R I R H N w Isaid that at that time the co-eds re- ________________quested that they e permitted to pra- } . The "100' $3.00 Shoe is the shoe Pubishd Dily(Modayexcpte~duing tice separately from the male contin-10ea hetewahrisne- Puliod allMegse er teddu gent of the troupe until the last week ~t erwe h ete sucr before the presentation of the play, . tao. A little rai...…
…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. . . rjiulture state 20) inches is the least RA IN 0 , S IiI NE amount of precipitation by which ag '/ -riculture can be properly carried on 'h '0'$.0So steso. " Discouraging are al tterapto, to trn .,I Pbishd Dy leg(Mood 'cept)drio5 ee he0) etieprs l bsto wear when the weather is soer 7 couegear~ean. A little rain doesn't hurt it coscar. S recattnt to agricultural actount. wiei fcmoto THE UNIVERSITY OF MICH...…
…x THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. +o Detroit Chemists Lecture Here R tN OR SHItNE _______________________________ tohe comoisng'week'our totsI- The ''00'' $3.00 Shoe is the shoe - i- \ Pubished Daily (btootd sceped at itg tOloeoitso-tion-eetottiP to wer whes the weather is uncer -- ,oigto 10ott'ltobfr leottoo'o tm A little rain doesnt hurt it \ \ lTHE UNVERSITY OF NICIIIGAN ticatlieptctttMarttt 27( titles while it affords plenty of comfort o...…
…______ 'i118 MCfIIG AN Lfl,X t_..,. - , nr . _ Go I Wild Comfpally MERCHANT TAILORS : We have complete lines of fine Woolens for Suit- iags, Overcoats and Trou- sers, Fancy Vestings for 1909 and 1910. We makze Full Dress Suits a Specialty CALL AND SEE US 311 SO. STATE STREET At the New Store G. I.wild Comfpally BARKER COLLARS Warranted all linen. (lade in 1-4 sizes THE MICHIGAN DAILY. CLAsRNcELt . EttoIIsEe Bualirc a n 'fager sotARL14 . ADA...…
…TIHE MICHIIGAN DAILY TH~E MIjCHjIGAIN DAILY. gniiiimiititii tefr~ itid ii i iii w-fi i' huh i'ltiri G. Hr Wild Comfpally 'isi iechicl'opl i I PIvI,,hri-:ch Mlfangng dilnoi iiiii ii ic i ll" : MERCHANT TAILORS CLARLNCE F. EDtnE. T rri11;sii l'ipe Businesss Vlanage Bi i i:~ CRL . (4 ADAMi. l i eii enst hn iiti :urr;, We have complete lines ld e*;ofte ril[ l i il odi, of fine Woolens for Suit- ltrs'MctsN lIsjrr lghr ~ t tsci iitattre. 'iii isnhit...…
…THE M1ICHIGAN DAILY N *4***** O1TI-I E1 fICIGlAN DAILY 11 1 i r~llanvaI l uilirt rsofiii Niiga 4P;_ t doi t i ar t twardsl a kaing at W E WOULD HAVE [tti'.tlee sge i 'i tt a eral 111ni111arO pin Aasuless * 'a.I A I a ri ttyraPsctiti I it .nThere '1are tfi87:alumiitnitt'and tnolt- Published t ti}t i t tc tiritr - a' lthat.y1 . alyiet um er wol afitirditia lit .lirit;IlE.a ta. liii' atirteit 'rlt 1aeiligManoc a aing Editor, J. SITAN~LEY BALLY. I...…
…THE ICHIGAN DAILY - ew re H lfCtiIli.N 1)AILY. 1 n.'Iii iin i . f,raket,>t ioiiso. *W1E WOULD H~AE eaii rri 1 ir mar m faiiihree vYour T !v YOU TO KNOW ai wbal ft f if iii thg41taltget * 4bK i>> i.s touer iAL 1):'A.iff[LOiM etOSON ~ n ifc f ihr 4arMa h ve dtapp inte0yel .,ihe'endorset 3Q ot tt Sre ifiiid idredfie t of theipeople. e * p i51- hi 1.litrirktheel v-nd i I ppoint hae d iayo tad hre th O inNgE al STORE ® mpicovrid? tsil l on fumle ad...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..........................Z THlE 1ICHIGAN DAILY. RESERVES HAVE GAME. _ _ _ _ _ 2 E WOULD HAVE Inis is as cod-clss ciiira the Ann Second Team Will Play Alma 00- trbr otttice. lege at~rand Rapids on Thanks- Y our YOU TO KNOW f___gvngDy f lahfutri I r t icsyeerildoriog the C andida te f*j 1,'.Yr.tet t i 1vaslestt nsesri"t. As a slight compensaton to th f " g: f(bit-otnl a,,it o linuance)t h any, l3r Rservers for their hard work...…
…C ,) Mz d" C L 2y __ "9t - I : ca o.. a/!! " * z- w a Col) * +NW rn Q C~ 0 i Dili c ro c.. ., " Z a c i . r h .- y r (a ..r. Q "-ty r t"f Ct i n tD 3 tG "x { { i t ,g -3 U :rz o n =i i r Q r =a =WI dr 0a I 4 if JI I r Z F. t r r !mt f!H' t V+ 3 C-4r -- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - t.j twn~- r.' _ 1 mn Z 1-Irte; "-- 1 0 ! iY .,"1 ° °R , a. . ,+. , r' F. .."I w .; -. v. .ea s :, ,r .-. 0 ! 77m .5,,, **, * ** J* 0* 4 10 * . uU 41 r1 f w1 l ...…
…e i, Spring *Talain * *e THE NEW SP~RING :WOOLENS ARE READY ' 11%'11N, D 11,y THE1'I1HI AN IAILY NlAA N AA AA BA. SLEY . } !~O1I~ AR OVELS at ;1r4s;tt c was, S1'cty,,>s A nNI. I r' Al1 r ' "' 1' E. . 'NMe 12:30N to 1:30 and b:(1301 to 7:30I IAnd the Styles are: unusually Handsonme. He. B. WILD CO., 311 S. State St. * . ~E AII'A ' 11 X.-: t .: ' I)} .tt(t;I"t N, E sOine'AA " iJ4+ 14+i~ 1 f{i+ it +14{ a{ff f{1 {i. *i{1{ +Y8 { Ed SCollege Text= B...…
…: THlE NEWXSRI 1s IWOOLENS \kl IAnd the Stv les wC unusually Hal ne A1l S. tdtI St ~College ~Text= ooks 1i Newx and i: ntl Vm . + .M atenwest picels O a~aigntruins' BRW'4RU.TR TFNNS o RACKETS $20 tx c 3.0f) n7.t $7.0(0 ~N XX nI1 §71)1 25ct, up The iiil~t Coi petc tedsInd Xostfeld e 11i7s n l sae Iitet e , ~ Lx thl x iie h X ha. r THE HARMONIC ORCHESTRA rN.atI( l 1 11 Ld . I7. IBates, tmasr~rper, S808 I 1 , :I~II S a, II e. P z.,ss hell a _slAV...…
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