…The Michigan Daily Vol-. XVIII. ANN ARBOR, 2NTWH-IGANi, THU RSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1907. No. 4;. MICHIGAN ENDS ' HARD WORK TODAY, Varsity Defense Looks Good- Open Scrimmage Today-Dope on Big Game. 9 1itelitig luckt' the 'scrtis fotr reeatedl I-s n alwrays imprttegnable, te var- ,itV last night caoitletedl its tletettit'e arratngetmets fot' the gianit s tuggle ot te year. lotday, ini te presenett of the 'lctaoter' the tetit trill lhe giveit ...…
…The MihiganDat ANARBOR. -MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DE~CEMBER 14, 1907.- VOL. XVIII. REGENTS APPROVE ATHLETIC MEMBERS 46l Personnel of Board in Control of Athletics Is Settled-Rules for Board Are Adopted The membelxrs of xthe x n xew tBoard xli Control of Athlletc, a xialxxetx- mter) by te Rgexxts, ar: PrxfAllxr 13. Lloyd, literary; ol, C. BK deNax- crede, mexical, pharmic, loxxxxxx, ani denal; Prof. Henry M. Rates, lax: Prof. (;orge W. lattersonx...…
…VOL XVII.ANN ARBOR, MICITIGAN, TUESDAiY, J \N \[iY 54, 51908 VOL. XVIII. oii. %%. MICHIGAN WITHDRAWS FROM THE CONFERENCE BOARD IN CONTROL OF ATHLETICS TAKES DEFINITE STAND S-STAR ATHLETES ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE IN FOOTBALL, BASEBALL AND TRACK-PATTERSON'S STATEMENT. Thes Board i Coto of Athltis TheFimopressioo that the Coference ha votesd last evening to withdrasv froos the beeo edseavorng to uiscipline Michigan Western Itcollgeiate Confereoce...…
…The Michigan Daiy VOL. XII ANN "ARBOR, MICI GA N.FRIDAY,' FET3RI\RY 14, 1908. --------- - IB8!11NS COME F~ROM-WOOLY WEST Michigenda Orchestra Has Play- tra From. Montana and Texas at Work Lassoing Harmony. For sates and seeo cities are repre- seted in the stdent orchestra wics will play for Miciigenda. Even far away Texas and Montana are ii it, ani the second city of the contry also. The first cornet, A. B. Newman, 'oe, is tlhe man fronm T...…
…_ The Michigan Daily VO'. XVIII. ANN1 ARDOR, MTICHIGANi, SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1908. NsO. 122. __ HASKINS ARRIYED IN FINE FETTLE Easterner Is Ready for Coe-Hior- ner Will Compete in Tonight's Meet-Walsh Is Champion,' Gy Haskis arrived yesterday after- no0015andt went immediately to the gym- nasiuim to limiber tp ad try the track. He seemed is the pink of condition, and Swas perfectly satisfied with tle corse. He will Ibe prepared to rns a ...…
…The MIichigan Da ily ANN ARBOR, NilICi \IIILN' RSI)kY .\YM\ 14, 1908. VOL. XVIII. No. T65. WABASH BLANKEDI IN OPENING GAME Michigan Wins Opening Contest,I Playing Without Errors-O. S. U. Track Meet Saturday. MICHIGAN vs. \VABASB ittitits T 4Of \\~tassh brougtitis aunciessitisy weasther h oodoo withit iy estedaluiit the teams s ietditin cometiii-ig ts- seesrynme ofinn sisgs iefor I Bidige ail to cll te game Bsid thl oodi o oute Hoosiers 1 o...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, NJICI ILOA:N, \VEI)NCSI)AY, OCTOIBER (4, 1908. V\o. NX. CASEY WILL PLAY IN TODAY'S GAME Veteran Tackle Begins Work With Team and Will Debut SThis Afternoon. l\ith the addition yestrdasy of 1ki11 Cas-co, to te mnflit cofimneactively at a Nk. 1,thevaicty reciedl what will prbalyb its fiaal acqisitiot for the seaonandfront no(wir ut le Qakes funs ome cslight opositiniiioe molt Hi from tdavsi, Coahst ndti As- sist...…
…The Michi _ 'car . XIX. \'O. 41.. WakINNER IN GAME TODAY IS PROBABLE WO RLD CHAMPION Both Teams Are Leaders in Their Respective Fields -Coaches and Players Are Confident But Not Boastful-Teams Are in Best of Condition and Determined. I;field lud(,c° : CC- rthv, Igor ti. head linesrtlan : 1xi-tut], W14crosin Cates obeli at 12 ()'clod: Itoon. ('l t ct II(IIdcrs arc requested t ctm w carp- as II( ssihlc tl') aid the i11:Ina cttt ill liandli...…
…The Michigan IN '\R1(R IIO \llt l\ 'IlLlI St) V \1,1:\ [: \ t Y 4.t 1 t O 78. V'OL. XIX. NEW CONSTITUTION JNI(Rl 1elN\Ti I' XS 1(11 ABOUT TO ISSUE1S 'itll),khistiegwiewrtya Long Deferred Athletic Associa- t"ieeclt i ite i ~ )i tion Document to be Submitted to B~oard, 'rhen to Students. ,- ;,;. tee c the auh tle. 11( --- -li~~~~ter Ciie ' inijitre h d el at~d I'he ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t c1(1nite Iect d o rpiete toe wa; 11 c i'i'il i tio h i n ti ecn~t...…
…The Mlichigan Daily, \ LRFIGR \I CIIIGA\ SU INDAY, F RL Lid' Y 14,1909. Vol. Xf . REVISION STARTS P1ENTY OF A LITS AN D LAWS FACTIONAL SCRAP ( ~;11 CV111--I.e ,ttotid lb tbor pole HONOR STATESMEN Board of Directors of Athletic cagepracice.The lpeit01ed l Literary and [)ebating Societies Association Appoints a New speed and 1clirves,bltsieoth Discuss Life and History of Committee. un rtwrso 0ivt ,colthll ii ti1 Various Statesmen. 51111cloukti...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN> RIXI>OIIIJIIM\ ICRZy,5. NDAX \,1\ZRfJ.IH14, 1(1)) VmO.. XiX. No. 117. RECORDS BROKEN IN VARSITY MEET New Marks Established in Quar- ter Mile Run and Pole Vault- Captain Dull Did Not Run. l'wo indors1rcc 1101wereIoknland sr 011 ohr;ier n I grof being t \"0Wa'errn l >110010(00(1St(10 nght Da lly 11(1 1114 0111 1of1424(I -5l i n t 111el mile. \ (:o, od dev4e4long int 11(1(101 1P1(1made 11it1imp'o111111e1for1te 1lei (10...…
…The Michigan Dil ANN AR ii( li .MhICiI RIAN\. I{941 A, MAY 4, 1909. VOL. AX. No. I 6o. SYRAUSE OSES expeseI ithrop singleti to centeran SY A UELSS pifeiedisecond1.Fotanolm-l with tscrtch it.to thirdadFahr FIRST OF SERIES ohed o Ranb. I1)0th mit toletfo Wolverines Bunch Hits on the ~~Olsn. tweno itiwrthstttttedotIl Methodists, Captain Sullivan ter, sand Olson scored.Snowoos tt Steals Two Bases and Hiome. Power to Sculy retirnthettcside. Sy...…
…Thei Mlichigan Dil VOL. XX. .\ N\ls 1' \1 IC1lll( N, Ill Rd ): \' 00 lOIfLR 4 icy. :,Not. i. POLE DISCOVERER TO MAKE EARLY LOCAL APPEARANCE Dr. Cook Contracts to Speak Before the Stu- dents' Lecture Association Next Week- More Solicitors Wanted. ali l,(nttlcsandCEntii \\ atkins. U LIIC A L Ui lira i tl h i u rk ii ittrd. \ 'rie otto el )]L~ I aristyo om-t EKR polscrre tehalovrth crbgol1)4-c11"1v n1Ilcsn Nominationscrtatte eere ofct re Nmna...…
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…The Michigan Daily Voi. XX. ;NNARBORf IINIVERSITY TOCETted H oe iterbaic k. letedNEW AUDITORIUM Mler it ed i k(,rgtwr~this urerback. HarvardFisI hright takie;iMntot, Regent lill Bequeathed Funds futllback; Cortn left hIalfbaick; 1tI' it, E2 MICHIGAN, T*PSH. N. D ?C CMBEIt 14, 11909. No, 5K for Assembly Hall Adequate for Local Needs. The oteonos of providing an audioium111 srhich will seat practica lly all of the students il the Uiiersit)1 ...…
…The MichiganDai rNN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FIDAY, 99J 959 I CI) 14 1Q1 V~ol.. Xx. ------- --- ---- --------- OUTLOOK BRIGHT FOR CLASSY TEAMS P_ Many Turn Out for First Basket- ball Practice-Election Judges Named. 1 nterelasa btasketall isanow in ftul awing. Al atof tihe lea))) that have 11a11d- edl in their tames toI IItterclasa Mantager Kniakern have hadi ther firs) pratice it) ~Water 1)1)) gytttnt Sit) will) entiaagittg 1-11)111). The freshaln ...…
…" e Michigan L)ai y Nolr XX. IOIRNER STARS AT BOSTON A. A, MEET Places Everywhere Entered- Captain May Issues First Call for Track Candidates. w Ii srnc s ii soIng te i talis {is N ARBOR, -IJICHIGAN, 41i)N DAY. FI IRUARY 14, 15510. 11111 : \ sciIto .\ilissi rl 1-re hr,)kc1 the- record Coc,1 ai foreri Michga mas the Wi llt 53 fees l s1ill es f I formeril woI firs lsin 11111 l handl~icp oflss fot111te10p tse fisr ed ascts- slitsilo M,1111hc ...…
….' N ARBOR, MICHIGAN, S -FlUIN lA _, io\lA . Vol- XX. TWO TEAMS FACE liiflii SYRACUSE TODAY; ,>t " 1 Lil I" )i FR1[ Ii 501 SiI IS xxIl' ix t. Kr i ic /. i ix cWARMLY CONTESTED Fresh Heavy-Weights~vercome IIw~l 111c_ ash" (1rs Sophs While Lighter Teams o;tr t) aor. xiiit -ttu *rlxlxxx ixx lii l l >tiii Varsity Nine is Ready to Turn Tables on Easterners on Ferry Field RUNNERS ARE IN ENEMY'S CAMPr Michigaisra'vfrrvneTw 1 teamns aix prepviaxe...…
…_- w Vol XXI, YOST FEARS GAME WITil M. A. G. TEAM Improvement on Varsity Needed Before Game with Old ime Gridiron Foe LAST GAME RESULTED IN TIE l),1SotidayMithitgn twill ply M. :. C.for'th110-list t 1101 iltwo51)ears,15 1111Co1c1011ost5is t oereoidoetiof the11 boo e. 'tlirsdti th id11 little, lit trom the sistitcin iwshie tcade(4 t Cesi wok, it semed at s if hei ihnt ~tthere01 as0 pletyotf'rtoom1 for a ieI I cIll o : o il t 1the 1boys 1 5p 11...…
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…The Mchga ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SAT URL)AY, JANUA,\RY 14, 191.. NO, 75. Vol. XXI. nxRACK rliviu ILL FOR ESTE'RS AHR FOR SUCCESSFUL. SMOKER. HA E ! US S A ON Ove0on hunsdred foresters gatlsere Ii A rJ B SY Uik1U~iat ter'Michigan Union last ev ening for - their mo115 successful smoker. lollo1w- Sig' refreshments, Prof. ilibsert Rotls, Every Saturday Will Be Filled swhos acted astosmtecldfr With Interclass Veet Forced . ltlfortl and C. L. lilt, ...…
…ANN ARBOR, MICHIIGAN, 119l'SDA) Xl f!'RU R 4-199 1. jNoi INDOOR WORKOUTS TO BEGIN AT ONCE Gym Will be Scene of Practice in Track, Baseball, and Basketball INTERCLASS SCHEDULE IS OUT i):~. l I'ni'RR reign' in \\OR X rRRORRR \\ ill, he11pasin " I th f is 1 Rio a i te opRten ii otRhe V rit ti O R t1101911 tsit ti r ackanddia c'ii 4 trc cndd ts tisRRd 100 R RgsiRRRRedi ll u nrst i',ar hi s O eveing. Al cndiate f r he v rRityI II till he t lt roo...…
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…Y ?2 _ J 4 T 1 f_ . r ';a 4-ya ' Thu I . ANN ARROR, MICHIGAN, SL-ND W, MAY 14,'1911. , , Vol. XXI. SYRACUSE TAKES KEEP OFF THE GRASS TEN INNING GAME __ 1FOR1E'STRYN' CLU1B'PT HONORf Wel! Fought Contest Is Lost by -- l'""1'~~Pi Wolverines; Score Is Clb1i011 begilen a te It 'l~all tn- 5 to 4.oclock. 111e lanlut tthisya wilh of the forestr01 epatment ,e0' COTTRELL AND SMITH BATTLE _Michiganillt.June to acecpt t1i .1 TI o seir proessor of oe'tat...…
…!, ike Another's he Daily-Subscribe -- h Michigan Daily the ANN ARBOR, MICHIGN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1911. DRILL BEHIND TIGHT SATES s Secret Session With to Prepare For Game Farmers in Lansing LL TO BE PUT IN GAME. 00 Rooters Have Bought Tickets to Go to Game on Cheap Excursion. -* * * * * * * * -ters' Special leaves M. C t at 8:45 A. M., arrives Lan- 10:45 A. M. Leaves Lan- 7:30 P. M. Arrives Ann A' - ):30 P. M. Fare, $1.00. Re...…
…RIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1911. PROFESSOR MCHNN&GOF GUAGE IARV ARD TiALKS5 ON "TEA."* F. _N. Professor Edward Cha~nning, of the a of rhet-j history department of Harvard Univer-* rle-sity, and author of numerous text * h." The 'books on American history, delivered * ated by' a lecture yesterday afternoon on "Tea * Tuesday; in the Colonies" with special reference e southX to the Boston tea tax.,. Prof. ehanniing * ical lab- declared that th...…
…1 IGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1911. OF ',',' DEAN SHOWS CRANE'S ERRORS. Beni I by rein 'ACTTLTY TO DIRECT. Speaks to Freshmen on Chicago's Col- lege Critic. Dean Mortimer E. Cooley addressed the freshman engineers yesterday morning at their weekly assembly, on ? R. T. Crane's pamphlet, "The Futility of the Technical Schools." Prof. Cool- ey pointed out the fact that the editor of the pamphlet was a college man and was being paid'a hi...…
…ch igan Da y L ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SUNDAY, JANUARY 14, 1912. AVIATOR DEFIES REPORT EVINCES still considerable misun- egarding the date that the res must be in for the an. By the action of the ntrol of Student Publica- onday, the date that all t be'in the hands of the extended to February 15. ne dollar will be charged res inserted on or before and those submitted be- t.ry 1 and February 15 will ne dollar and twenty-five aphers are date...…
…e Michigan I i ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1912. ing given to general revision of re- quirements, the present was held to be a convenient time to take up this other matter. Another "special order" is to be pre- sented at the faculty meeting tonight, from the administrative board of the Graduate School. It proposes the adoption of a resolution that members of the various departments of the Uni- versity, of Senate rank, b...…
…Michigan Daily $' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1912. UAL FRENCH PLAY GIVEN ON THURSDAY, MARCH 28.' Will be Chosen as Soon as Eligi- bility Can Be Deter- ' mined. .e annual French play will be giv- y the Cercle Francais on 'hurs- evening, March 28, at the Whitney ter. Although the performance is nonth earlier this year than usual, arsals have been under way for e time, and the production is al- y well on the road to final per- o...…
…0 ran U 0 SDAY, MAY 14, 1912. YEAR BOOK GOES ("ION EL SATl 400) ON SALE TODAY Copies of the 1912 Michiganensian Arrived by Express Yesterday. ice Pledges Every in TWO DAYS.I PRICE OF $2.50 IS UNCHANGED. Weather permitting, the Nineteen- pleted for the held 01 ing to held in e pers ah ruan R. Mott, ged in two days e that is being I by the Y. M. C. e addresses on the world fam- oter started the support for the Busrah medical n th...…
…LOCAL AT YOUR DOOR $2.50 The Michigan Daily L nAILED ADDRES 'I I NY PRICE FIVE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY,-NOVEMBER 14, 1912. FRIG FIVE :No. 38. ,, - - __ UNION,. TO_, ENTERTAIN._ ALU._ ..... _- - - - . E SHIFTS. [. THE WEATHER MAN RE IN STORE FOR" VARSITY Coach Yost Still Undecided as to Who Will Compose Eleven for Team's Final Contest of Year. IMPROVEMENT IN TFORWARD x , PASSING 'SHOWN BY TEAM. Miehigan's Chances Look Be...…
… Local $2.00 Mail $2.50 I The Mw iga Daily Local $2.00 I fail $2.50 I Vol. XXIII, No. 64AANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1912. PRICE FIVE CENTS . .. # SCHEDULE FOR INDOOR TR ACKSANO CE IS ANNOUNCED First of the Indoor Events Will Occur oi the Evening of ashington's Birthday. TWO MEETS WITH EASTERN INSTITUTION ARE BOOKED. Judoor Track Work Expected to Take More Active Form After The Holidays. Michigan's indoor track sche...…
…I $2.50 C Michigan Daiy Local $2.00 Mail $2.50 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1913. PRICE FIVE C _ MIINATIONS E CAUSE OF- ITHLETIC WAR rs of Board of Directors i When Legality of Petitions For Interscholastic Job i. Questioned. THE WEATHER MAN Forecast for Ann Arbor-Tuesday, probability of light snows with in- creasing temperature; moderate vari- able winds. University Observatory - Monday, 7:00 p. m., temperature, 23....…
…MLAIL $2.50 'he mlcl Ig Utl 9 i- 'rd.Y L0CAL $2.00 ITAIL XXIII, No. 90. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1913. PRICE F TANGO'S DEATH IS FAVORED BY CLASSLEADERS Presidents of Lit Department Recom- mend Exclusion of Extreme Dancing From All the Class Parties. SUBJECT WILL BE TALKEI) OVER AT WOfEIN'S MEETING One Faction Favors Lea ing Question Entirely to the Choice of th Individual. Another step onward into the valley of de...…
…Michigan Day ly LOCAL $1.50. HIM $2.00 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1913. PRICE FIVE CEINTS ,. in OPERA, RECEIVES NEW TOUCHES IN STAGEBUSINESS Choruses of "Contrarie Mary" Will Be Characterized by Intricate Figures and Effective Singing. SCENES ARE LAID AROUND OLD TIME ENGLISH COLLEGE Principals of Cast Practice Regularly And Display Great Acting Ability. If present indications may be trust- ed, intricate figures and effec...…
…Ai~ j3 MORNING PAPER IN ANN ARBOR W ' i ' higan Daily M READ DAILY BY 5,000 STUDENTS. i KIIL, No. 159 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENTS IRNELL WILL ACE WEAKENED MICHIGAN NINE ( I THE WEATHER MAN s 1 rai Forecast for Ann Arbor-Wednesday Lill. rines Will Take Field For Home Game Before Trip Withl Much Battered Lineup. Last ACH RICKEY MAY SEND SISLER TO WORK ON MOUMD ained Tendon Will Probably Keep C...…
…AT YOUR DOOR THREE THE ONLY OFFICIAL EVENINGS A WEEK, 75c SUMMERPUBLbCATION Vol IV. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JULY 14, 1913. No. 8 mountains, and will make an attempt iforts, and has missed several meals. 60,000 inhabitants, and about one- museum which compares very favor- EXPEDITION TO to investigate conditions from the sea personally I regret this attitude, for twentieth of them are white. ably iiith ours in Ann Arbor. The level to...…
…IAT YOUR DOOR THREE T A C J ~ I 1 2 THE ONLY OFFICIAL EVENINGS A WEEK, 75c 1 1SUMME.4 R PUIGATION Vol IV. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 191 No. 22 DEMANDS REFORMED CITY' GOVERNMENT of (ioverinieit ini lioderii A1DYOCATE'S 'STAUTNIO.1N PLAN" "Gooid (itii'eishili is tihe price which wei musf piay for living~ in. a republic, ifd is fliesre anvonse of us so selfish is fo fhinkl it too high?" saifd Prof. i. G. Stonser ini a hierfire on...…
…le Michigan Dai I y I-- FAIRNESS INELEUTI REQ1IRES EQUAL LWBI I y XIV, No. 13. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1913. PRICE FIVE PRICE FIVE x 1 .. . ,___ . _ __.._____ _-_ . ___.._ f VARSITY MEN SCORE THRICE. IN HARD TILT Mead leturns to Scrimmage, Playing Fulback For Regulars Who Have Tussle With Reserves. SCRUB! NEARLY SCORE ON FO]WARD PASSES OVER GOAL Gault NlH Be Out of Rough Work For Or a Week, Being Badly Injured. ...…
…I . 1 vuicn gan jai .P.W 0 IV. No. 4( 0. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FlDAY,, NOVEMBER 14, 1913. PRICE FIVE ( .. ICHRAN WILL PLAY IN PLACE ROUSING SEND-OFF GIVEN PENN TEAM , NOTED AUTHOR TO9 SPEAK TOMORROW IDr. Ludwig Fulda, Eminent German Writer Will Talk at :00 O'clock. F TRAPHAGEN Further Injury to Crippled Leg of Varsity Guard Yesterday Causes Decision of Coach, BUSilNELIL IS PLACED UPON LIST OF PUNTING ARTISTS t's "Finishing...…
…I "I1C A. Vl Wigan I MESSAGE -In -- , -- '. . 77- ..,- . - - .,, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1913. PRICE FIVEC LRD NEGOTIATES ID FQOTDA LL GM WALTER CAMP'S ALL-AMERICAN ELEVENS First Eleven Second Eleven Third Eleven CAMP GIVES CRAIG BERTH FIRST ALL-AMERICAN EL - ng Michigan's ast Night at MEETING FOR STADIUM I Steel Structure Present Bleachers of Wood. Will FRESH ARCHITECTS ORGANIZE CLASS APART FROM ...…
…I I 1 I J L A. t i. OW AL ..., . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1914. PRICB E -- ^^ EVENTS FOR TODAY Michigan Union membership dinner, Michigan Union, 6:00 o'clock. WOMEN DEFINITELY LAUNCH SELF-RULE PLAYERS CONSIDER SCHEDULE OF 1914 More Than 66 Football Men Gathered Last Night For First Pow Wow a ITY Wowen's League ice carnival, Wein- berg's rink, 7:00 o'clock. Faculty Concert in high school audi- torium at...…
… Vhichigan Dai 1 y n ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1914. PRICE: 1. r I w+ EVENTS FOR TODAY Complimentary entertainment by freshmen women to junior women,{ Barbour gym, 2:30 o'clock. Weekly Membership dance, Michigan Union, 9:00 o'clock. Senior women's luncheon, Michigan Union, 12:30 o'clock. ,e Preliminary meet for freshmen, Wat- erman gymo, 2:45 o'clock. Adelphi literary society meets in Uni- versity hall auditorium, 7:3...…
…, 1 1C 11 1 l'. L. T ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1914. PRICE ..._- ., TO EVENTS FOR TODAY ~RSWeekly membership dance, Michiganj ARS Union 9:00 o'clock. Fresh-Ypsilanti track meet, Waterman II!AII gym, 7:30 o'clock. Prof. H. W. Smith speaks in W. Phys- ics lecture room, 8:00 o'clock. PRELIMINARIES IN BASKETBALL WON BY 1LITS ORATORY PLAY IS PRONOUNCED HUGE SUCCESS stes ENTI ch 13.-In- e seriously EVENTS OF TOMORROW...…
…1 e Michigan ti 1111JU 11r 1. XXIV, No. 159. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,-THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1914. I. I IELL FAILS EVENTS FOR TODAY i THE SPIRIT OF TODAY! s s * TO CROSS P AN ON QUAINTANCE Michigan Hits Regan Hard, Securing 11 Safeties, While Quaintance Is Holding Ithacans Safe All the Way NAVIN WATCHES WOLVERINE TRIUMPH OVER ITHACA NINE Sisler Plays in Left Field and Makes Sensational Diving Catch off Keating Fast fielding and effecti...…
…AT YOUR DOOR THRREE THE ONLY OFFICIAL EVENINGS A WEEK,75c SUMMER PUBCATION Vol. V. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1914. No. 9. BOAT CLUB PLANS SUMMER CARNIVAL U Enough Interest Is Shown, T Uion Organizatian{ Dil Stage Water Fee PLAN EVENT' AS VENETIAN NIGHT' If enough interest is manifested, a sumnnner fete will be held "at the bend" on te Huron river by the Michigan Union boat club, Friday niht, August 7. The proposed event is a ...…
…ie Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1914. I r DRIE ALL - FRESH FR ADRIAN CAME COUNCIL REFUSES jMEDICS'PTIO TODAY Signal Practice and Scrimmage Furnish Yearlings Drill For Fracas On Saturday To Application For Representation Council Turned Down By That Body Last Evening. In Tau Beta Pi smoker, Michigan Union, 7:30 o'clock. TOMORROW.J Organ recital, Hill auditorium, 4:15 o'clock. Illini club smoker, Michiga...…
…1 I %6..d I igan Da y I $2.50 , ._- .- ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1914. PRICE FIVE ________________________________________________ 1 1 TODAY Soccer, Michigan vs. Interlaken, South Ferry field, 10:00 o'clock. Cross-country run, C. C. C. vs. Y. M. C. A., from Chemistry building, at 10:30 o'clock. "Step Lively, Please." Cupid's Spec IaI Leaves For State Street In Two Minutes To WinI 3n a foot- nes west turn th...…
…OBNIN0 The Michigan SUBSCDE Vol. XXV, No. 78. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1915. PRICE FIVE C -rl "_ - Elaborate Ornamentation Requiring 2,000,000 Feet of Festooning Will Greet Guests at J-Hop YESTERDAY'S MEETINGS FAIL TO ACT FINALLY ON FAVORS Sentiment to Help Committee Prevails But Individual Groups Will Decide Guests at the Junior hop will step WATER CLUB MA4PS COURSEFOR CREW Student Surveyors Will Map, Out Path ...…
