…THE MICHIOIAN DAILY I DECIDE UPON FINAL PLANS FOR WOMEN'S FIELD DAY.1 Evening Program Will Be To That of Last Year. Similar style :es up to Note the A pfel ...... es, ckbs arties now and get your Call 570-L I+V Final plans for the Women's Field Day were decided upon at a meeting of the League board in Barbour gym- nasium Saturday morning. The ev- ening program will be similar to that of last year. The seniors in caps and gowns wil...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUM . M .7 ST. lished 1872 1 FRESH MAY GET AN OUTDOOR MEET First Year Mein May Compete in a Dual: Contest With Ann Arbor High School._ WILL PROBABLY COMEL MAY 25. The freshman track athletes who have felt rather neglected so far this) year may be afforded an opportunity' for an outdoor meet some time in the near future if present negotiations are successful. As recently announced the negotiations with Toledo Central h...…
…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...…
…THU MICHIGAN DAILY IIGAN DAILY Destructive criticism is easy. Noth- ing is more so, and this varietyof crit- Indoor Al wspaper at the University of Michigan. every morning except Mon- ughout the school year. the Post Office at Ann Ar- r, Michigan, under Act of Con- ess of March 3, 1879. I MANAGING EDITOR. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert E. Dilley , icism is valueless unless it presents a 1 better solution than the one offere...…
…Society Hears Jackson Dentist Dr. C. J. Lyons of Jackson, address- ed the Senior Dental Society at its meeting last evening on the subject of "Congenital Cleft Palate." jUNIVERSITY CALENDAR March 14.-Senior Law dinner at the Union, 5:30 p. M. March 16.-Wilson Club smoker at the Union, 8 p. mn. March 16.-Women's Fancy Dress par- ty at Barbour gymnasium. March 18.-Fourth Round in the Union Bridge tournament, 7:30 p. m. March 19.-Senior Engineer ...…
…TH* MICHIGAN DAILY I. Cross Lectures on Painting R. Cross's lecture on "Paint- aly" last evening at the High uditorium completed the Ann t Association's series of lec- the "Evolution of Painting." is. You oth we ive you* AR LOUD TALK, SIX ORATORS TO TALK IN CONTEST Oratoricat Association to Hold 22nd Annual Meeting Saturday Night ALL JUDGES HAVE BEEN SECURED The twenty-second annual contest of the Northern Oratorical League will take place ...…
…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...…
…aper at the DAILY University I of Michilgan. Published every morning except Mon- day througLout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- ,really made things worse because the bor, Michigan, under Act of gress of March 3, 1879. Con- 14 MANAGING EDITOR. Walter H. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert R. Dilley work seems to have been done on the bias and the grade is now down and assists a person to fall. But this is not the wor...…
…==== I down Ualh I I A Having existed for these many weeks in anticipation of a suffragette uprising and still retaining an un- punctured cuticle we are inclining to the conviction that somebody hung something on the industrious but gul- lible repertorial person who frequents the haunts of the university woman- hood in the interests of truth and light, and who wandered into the sanc- tum with tidings that a suffrage league or something...…
…DlAILY . Chopin . Chopin Mrs. Edwin Sherrill accompanist. sex- The Cburn Players. rahms The Coburn layers the only organ- (alle- ization before the public today pre- dagio;senting classic masterpieces of the lighter order, are to be seen at the .Wood, New Whitney theater Tuesday, Feb- ruary 20. owsky In bringing to the local stage pro- Grieg ductions of Shakespeare and the clas- Kaun sic drama, the Coburn Players are said to perform a useful...…
…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...…
… iL'vf I Official Newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Mon- day, throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. Waliter HL Towers. BUSINESS JMANAGER Albert IL IWiley Editorts, .....Harry Z. F012 thiareby. Students at Michigan are prone to overlook the opportunities that are presented here in Ann Arbor in the contemplation of thos...…
…1. 3. ialLGH t - .N li1tLY . . __ APPEARED BEFORE PRES. TAFT I . M ss Isabella Kizer Played in Open Air Production White House Lot on Few actresses' are so favored as to have the opportunity of playing before the President of the United States, yet Miss Isabelle Rizer, who will play the role of Charlotte Verrinder in "The Magistrate" had this distinction short- ly before entering the university. The Coburn Players, portrayers of Shakes- ...…
…A. 'e's who ," i Tug M1OHIGAN4 DAILt COHEN IS MICHIGAN'S ST KNOWN ACTOR ally good actor"- Mart." It was a part which gave great i, in the dialect opportunity for clever acting and none m fame in college who witnessed a performance of. that pus opinion of Ar- play can forget the manner in whicb carries the role of "Art" portrayed the serious minded Coming to Ann Ar- son of an English manufacturer who ff western coast of agreed to impersonate...…
…* * * * *. CALENDAF -"The Debts You Forget,"N,~ erry Hall, 3:00 p. m, -Junior Engineer dinner at sew- the* CLASSIFIED ADS. Advertising matter for this classifed column must always be paid for in advance, and may be left att the IJAILY o.fufice op- polite the Maajestic between the 'hour11- of 13 noon and 11) p. an., or at Quarry's Drug Store, N. LUniversit3 and State, at any timue up to :330 p. na. *These Ads bring Results. # y c * * * * ...…
…J white $shoe 'T ities r I MUSIC- AND DIAMA I Symprhony O@rchestra Cocet . They=University Symphony Ouches. tra under .the direction of Samuel P.' Lockwood, will give its second a acert p1f the school year,tomorrow night in, the High School Hall. But two nim- bers will make ipp te program, Beeth- orven's wonderfully melodic sixth sm- phony, commonly known as the "Pas-; 11rale " and Schumnkn's -concerto in A aIninr.'Albert Lockwod wille A ...…
…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...…
… y, THlE 1 t;t11AN DAILY Official Newspaper at the Unlverity, of Michligan. Published every morning except Mon- .day throughout the school year. ntered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. -I [AS 'S Belles. Americans MANAGING EDITOR. Walter Ii. Tow--rs.' BUSINESS 1MANAGER , AlbertI.L Dilley Editors. News Editor ........ Harry Z. Foi2 Assistant ............ Frank PenneJ Athletic Editor....…
… e da pping a box of lates Especially good for Christmas. The Famous Furniture made by the Charles P. Limbert Company, Grand Rapids, too well known in this city to need any further comment. Martin Haller, Sell- ing Agent. 60-62-64 See large ad for free pipe odeal at the Tobacco Shop, 118 and 120 East Liberty St. 59 to 67. "The Palais Royal," 209 E. Liberty, has just received the Latest Russian Toys on the market, also the most nov- el Xmas ...…
…(Continued from page 1.) Police scored even a greater suc- han the Bum Army in last year's "Ypsi Treat," sung by W. A.f .rna and "My Girl at Michigan,"' yrics of which were written by k A. Picard, sung by Maurice Me- n, were probably the hits of the d act. The rendition of both were excellent. hur Cohen handled the part of! ses superbly, and maintained in way the unusual high character acting. The role is well adapted m and he took full advant...…
…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...…
…YPEWRITERS, le and rent. AR.IL L BELL 582-J I 1'S Vests with TH E hIkiOAN DAILY Official Newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Mon- . day throughout the school year.'.. MANAGING EDITOR. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert R. Dilley Editors. News Editor ........Harry Z. Folz Assistant...........Frank Pennell Athletic Editor ........Karl Matthews Assistant...........G. C. Eldredge Music and Drama ....Ea...…
… . I nld's ES~ Iitmoo yand Creams the city Store, Phorx'. 270 All the latest popular song hits at Grinnell Bros. Music House At Ten cents per copy. A complete stock of~ the latest Opera hits at popular prices afso. Everything in college songs rand ollections. 18 tf *..L~EAVE .1 WANT AD FOR THAT LOST OR FOUJND ARTICLE AT THE DAILY OFFICE OR AT QUARRY'S. DON'T GET THE IDEA THAT IT'S 700O LATE TO SUBSCRIBE. THE 416- ISISUJES ARE YET TO CO...…
…AND M1A I Mrs. Rhead's Recital. Mrs. George B. Rhead, of the faculty of the School of Music, gave the first of her two announced piano recitals last evening in the Frieze Memorial Hall. It is but seldom that one canj hear Mrs. Rhead solo; and the size and enthusiasm of her audience yesterday night evidenced appreciation of the e program was selected' rks of Bach, and it is pre- work that Mrs. Rhead's art t expression. Always to- ful, her p...…
…!, 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, $1.00. Re...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY LAY 'RITING. LAW OUTLrIES, TYPE t SUPPLIES, TYPEWRITERS, [second 1hand), for sale and. rent. CLILL BELL 582-J FL THiE 1"tCIAN DAILY Official Newspape at the Un1ve.sity Pu.iblished every morrning except Mon- .day throughout the school year... MANAGING* EDITOR, Walter K~. Towers. Albert I ile News Editor ....... Harry Z,. Folz Assistant .........Frank P'ennel Athletic Editor...F. E. Shaw2, Jr. Assistant .......... .G. C. ...…
…/THE MICHIGAN DAILY ; .... We are again receiving I MUSIC AND DRAMA s1 CLASSIFIE~D ADS. '1* or Rent--Two' elegant suites.' All" Ii Mac Dliarnhld's CHOCOLATES 1ibrmerly Marthza 14aslvtngton . Fresh every Wednesday and Friday Cary a full line of art's and Johnston's 'S Home Made Chocolate Creams FRESH EVERY DAY to all parts of the city Drug Store 9 ~Phtona .270 mjl lVIENT' GO TO dlifield & Co.'S ny Service to be had An'?Jwher...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ADhfe Tailor HAS MOVED TO at Liberty street aynsrd, in the New Malcolm Block ready to got out your order at OnCO, and resarve a Suit or Overcoat. )IT AND STATIONQE$ DR. ANGELL THINKS CYCISTS RECKLESS President Emeritus Believes That Authorities Will Soon Take Action SMALL BOYS CHIEF OFFENDERS. "University legislation prohibiting or at least restricting bicycle riding on the campus would certainly be de- sirable," sai...…
…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...…
….. .. ,.. r; S Y of /.-. _.. IA b . - LR t T11 MICHIGAN DAILY. Managing Ilditor-Lne9A WHITE jBusiness Manager---NormAg 1-1. 1HIL. :News Editor........... Harold Titus Athlletic Editr ...Wtalter K. Towers Assistant............1J. Fred L.awtont Mtusic and Drama...Earl V. Moore E~xchanges and' Files...:Dior S. Birney ED~ITORIALS. A .tlir J. Abbott. Paul Leidy NIGT It 5TORS. A. Wohlgemuth. Harold McGee. "rattk Pennell Edward H-. Robie Maurice To...…
…. _ Rs'peserved FOR Ant hror sLeading TAILORS 106 E. Huron St., Opp. Court House J. L. CHAPMAN, Jeweler Alarm Clocks$10 Alarm Clocks $1.500 Alarm Clocks $1.750 Fully Guaranseed W atelhxRep aklntrag Spiattatty The Ann Arbor Savings flankf Capital Stool. 0300,000 Surplus J,50,000 Resources $03,o000 A O~nerai tBanking Business Transacted cr N oooo 3:Chas. 0E. Hiscock, Pres.; W. tD. Horetman. Vice Prees.: Mi. J. Frltz, Cashier THEl! lANRllS AND M...…
… :1 IOMGANDAILY -.. d -. - 1 IDEAL OXFORD Made to our specifications over this popular last and equal in style and detail to our $6.00 and $7.00 shoes. WAGNER & CO. State Street Sign of the big white shoe KT S AND CURIOS ;.Crafts Shop ,Ps Cor.Williamen ad Mayeard t ratt' ns i icabFeshiFiits and ti aoz. et roomini ry Saturday-noon and 6ie or lady friend. MACK ft CO. ws UNIV ERSITY NOTICES Meeting of the tIitercoillegiate Prolii bilioii As...…
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…0VIC( 311 SO. STATE STREI Opening display of Spring and Sum- mer Woolens of Exclusive S ty le s For SUITS, OVERCOATS, an TROUSERS Gs H. WILD C( The Leading Merchant Tailnr 311 S0. STATE STEE lypczwritc] ALL PRICES fin students' Typewriter Supply doom 4 Press Banding. Opposite Mal hiiAin +n I~ a Managing iiditoe-t LEE A Wttte E Business AManagee--NonimAN 11. P1llj . News Editor ....... ..1?l rit Athletic Editor...... Waiter K. totem Assistant ...…
…CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING jtm itn All ter In thiicliumiin imustbe Ilt tn'nlci !fi fe« days. in(1 eli1N in inni n "oil 1-2:3 ; I ii :3li.i. n2 lnd l h' deS,i I ias benham rred ()it ii XI \ ni>ei i lii mioihis cliargi ....WANTEDisninIisirk r AMONG THE FIRST II an/ied-k ticket fir se tinn' eng inrir nne tcu tths titt i earpree I~fNii l the seanon's Dance, MIarch 17. Cal' II iii337-l ~LOST. 'ihtli iii $000 antd tip _____________il_____l~ttltedonth Ta...…
…'I 1 it f7 vr$ liiL -~'~~0- CIIECK On the Bank of Success-that's what will tailored clothes are. A man is taken nOss a-days at his "face value." May we not show you the newest Checks and Pcit Stripes as well as Plain Suitings and tver coatings, to which Dame Fashion has affi xed, her royal seal of approval thisSri. Swell Suits and Overcoats to order, $201t -Fashions latest whispers---do lend an ear to them - - - - J. Karl Malcolm, 118 E.F. L...…
…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...…
…lIE M'ihIGAN 7DAILY ~~-I~TE MICHIGAN DAILY. G. II. WILD CO. 311 S. STATE STREET Opening display of Spring and Sum- mer Woolens of Exclusive Styles For SUITS, OVERCOATS, and TROUSERS G. HI. WILD CO. The Leading Merchant Tailors 311 S. STATE STEET iypcawritcrs, ALL PRICES The Studets' Typewriter Sppy Co. Rooms 4 Press Bilding. Opposite Majestic Text Books New and Second Hand All Departments DRAWING INSTRUMENTS SUPPLIES Log Log Slide Rule $7.0...…
…'- T 4$ I 1A 14 AIL Gross ONLiberty A. G.SPALDING & BROS. The Spalding ouer the world7 PtpING sptsandpsiiiis. MARK ,* ,ectl hwlc acoepy of eclclpia. ofe is knoowni ttrugott 'N the werldi as a WhtsNe nSport Qsa..lity ;ce t. A. ex. SPALDINIG t~. BROS. 2514 Woodward Ave. Dletroit, Mich. THEFt ARMEIRS AND MECHIANICS BANKI MAIN AND HURUON STREETS Captal $50,000 Surplus and Protis$100,000 General Bathing Businets. 3 peercent paid ot Time and iaeing...…
…THEMICHIYGAN DAILY Trouser Sale are rrakhn~ a re- $100 on~ each WirkteF - weilght Trouzser ina ou.r shop, re- gacd~ess of the parice. An early selection counts ouer Sprting Lima. Is Now Rsaedy I Karl Malcolm, 118 E, ibery GALL AND SEE THlE New English Styles 7enryaendl.Compa ny 71 .Uriversfty Ave. Hotel Cumberland UNIVERSITY NOTICES \11 i t 'c' X M i rP. 1[ 11;+i i r: t4, . \ a en \1 n "P 11a Ilc , ,1 r in inn 1111ti iiii nlplc.> 1 i ' 1 ...…
…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, ...…
…g J~lL ICHAGAN DAILY. 'IIIGAN DAILY G. Hs. WILD Co. 311 SO. STATE STREET Opening Display of Fall and Winter Styles FULL DRESS SUITS A SPECIALTY 311 50. STATE SI7EET TypcwriCtrs ALL PRICES The. Students' Typewriter Supply Co. Room. 4 Press B4iding. Opposite Majestic [ Complete line of Spalding's Auto grath I __ y_ e I I .,.. Hockey Sticks ddosaging ditos tie e A Wmuc. esioSss News Editor.........efarldTitus Assistaint......... u.try . Io...…
…THdE MICHIGAN DAILY STICKSt A Fall Assortment of the Best Line We Can boy 215 Cents ts $1.00 latch. Sweeter Vests and .Auxtormobile Swee~ters Complete Stock of the Spalding Mlake at WAH K'S University Book Stores Jo A. TRUWBEY FOR High-G rade Confections Pure Ice Creame c -1 S. C. A.==DAILY SUPPLEFIIENT SATUR~DAY, JANUARY 14, 1911 COMING EVENTS Saturday, January I4-t Membership Social, Mc illats I all at 6 :30 P. AM. Suntdav, Tanusar...…
…THE MICHIG..N DAILY I I -- . - . - . . I -, - , - I MUSIC AND DRAMA MAJESTIC THEAUER. Among the interesting announcements in connsections with the Majestic theater is that pertaining to the cengagemecnt of an eminent Chinese celebrity known as Lee Tong Fon, a higtsty talented native of the celestial empiree whose chief fame eests on the fact that he has a magnifi- cent highly trained baritonse voice. Lee Tnng Foo sings grand otera ins French...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY A Blue Serge Suit comes in mighty hands= for an occasional change of attire. Excellent value to your measure $25 F. W. GROSS Liberty Street, eer. Fourth Ave. A. G.SPALDING & BR~OS. The S palding ar hlrtetau T~-e~d-M~-k MtNT,forallathletlc ~Pt NG sportasad pastimes. TRAD MARK shd.haee a coy of 4I / o th Spaldiflg Cata RGusP o labjae. Its a 'mplete eaecop is o isrkoawnothrow oalont Vh thold asoaa hat'sNein Sptt Gsaa~e..'teo. ...…
…THE It [ IGAN DAILY MALC MAKE IT YOUR FULL DRESS AND) TUXEI)O ti 5118 E A ST L II E T Y 7110N Usi a . v Hotel Cu erand S. W_ Cor. Broadway, at 54th St., NLW YORK Noer5th St. iha anx;,l4. ~v~cJ 1 icitt oph Sitfol tlrii , iii.rm _TV NOTICES 1 i'ti, Al lt i ..it, i NeLWw Wh*itney Theatre C. -tate.. 8.15 P.8M. Lae co.ecseeotsse atedet eoseptly. TO l'55 ti-NCiii )kit littr ittt I it ivelli t t- lts l-, c - is f ttid tt1) t i Saturday, Janua...…
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