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…The Michigan Daily_ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBBR Z 5, 197. No,. 19. Vol- NYITI SCRUBS SCORE BY WABASH METHODS Varsity Preparing Defence to Op- pose Hoosier Style of Attack- Heavy Program Outlined. lihen Saim avison-deltaiedl to wtch te lPrdueii-Wabash gcaie at ,afaetto Satiiiayturnein is re port to AatrBidYsthe ALI. . imnmed iatey pocceitit oretinasat11 soon11aterwar~dcase tile m plemes of teivarsii to se tinigs of asila nattre. An...…

…T Ichigan Daily Vor.. XVIII. \2N \lB R, NIIC'i11MAN, I'Rii)AY. >'i)VElI i,'ER 13.1907. 10. 46'. TEAMS FINISH WORK FRCRUCIAL CONTET Ti Varsity. Lineup Is Still Uncertain-Coach T'orrey Holds Secret " Practice at Mt. Clemens-Pennsy Team and Rooters Will Arrive in Ann Arbor Saturday Morning. i~~xtixti~~itli',! Niixx. N x. 14 It I:x N I :. 1'1.Dx It II G1'i. i I ikeitdi' Mih .,Noti I tlxi t eas a'i ii ttlex 1 1 t xis ,celxil, h 11111 ui lnt i ...…

…re Mich-igan Daily ANN ARBOR, MXICHIGAIN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER r , 100 7. VO. XVIII. No. 6r7. MICHIGAN TO HAVE 'QUAKE STATION Geological Department Plants Many improvements --Stu- dents to Do Research Work. GENEr'RAL SM1ITh TELS ;c'InDAIQ DPV STORIES OF TilE ARMY ;1ISORUlINS SPEAK~ I'icAn a-atgaanclb rcet y ON LOCAL TOPICS 1a-n e, 1held tia smoke it the 'Mich An!) i fored byri meniintia tire i'rer- ir " I rare tWerdtat onectime or in- t11re ...…

…The Michign Dal Vol. XVIII. Nt;. 78. I c i ions to follow in thte footsteps not of DaifI~l l)'ssls l r on to he particularly strong. CONFERENCE IHARSb the hest scholars hat of thse sest play- MICHIGAN1 DvBATErS. och- adlro Ciag- shoeu I tts)for t o ttining teants. Ie saidl last OF 'BOARD' ACTION Th esl of the conference Wasthe CHICAGO 'RIDM cwek : "The men are workig hard anti -- waythtrew the Conferencre colleges into one:, ss Ittt prhap...…

…The Michigan Da ily VOL. XVIII. A---NN-ARBOR, IlCI1fIbr.'\, SA \T ldl),V l,"EIIldVARd\ r5. IQOS BASKETBALL FALLS iSNIORIs 11 ANNUTIIT llS\iN )T IN THE LIMELIGHT ltaiietingoftesnrla.la, _________done11in1regard* to te sbingout. lTe Next 'Week Sees Interclass Con- c pyatolt la cci dvie.ga- tests Begin - Fifteen Teams 011) tl ttt patt r1t111 inte 111)101a1 ftunction said thtey regartdedt it aschd Promise--Fast---League. lis, lintoadmittetd th...…

…VOThe Michigan Daily VLi. ANN iARIBOR, 1MJCIUGA--\,SITNDAY, MARCH 15, 1908, No. z2,. COE. DEFEATS HASKINS IN SPLENDID CONTEST Easterner Couldn't Gain in Final Sprint-Benbrook Puts Shot 43 Feet-Myers Wins Quarter in Fast Time-Numerous Vet- erans Attend Meet-Notre Dame Not Scheduled. ;peaks of the possibility of a game as *X(-tic1)Dan1e 1wo01(1be migbty glad to play ;M1icbigan. but theyre io a tigbt 1p1ace. 11(1i110nalans NOs. 14 for a 0101...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVIII. ANN ARBOR, -MIlCI IOCAN, FRIDAY, M~vAY isz, 1908. No0. 167. BUCKEYES BETTER TIIAN EVER BEFORE Ohio State Sure of Three Points in Each Event-Cross Country Race Postponed. Facing thscetitssot scring tthree points intvrye (n.th hoSlha t uniivesit trk i team ill Iarriest paetdto cinithaniit hIsisetr lieen. Undser it the rs 'sirritin ills 7ttts Director IFitpaticlsma enteransit i siitit t ii ii titttc et bi tso d...…

…The Michigan Daily ,\ N \ RBOR, \flCHIiiGV\ liiRSDAYX NO\VE- Ii ,i iT i VOLc. XVII. ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD C S \ (,AMP'Nic sCil iLllV GIVES 'TEAM SEND-OFF CHA.rii~ NGE'[) AAIiN Tilinn rmeis an ri sh rlig iii itwenty!Men taken on Varsity Squad! vei ly thiremi nit tgam' Satr- -Another Change in the tine-. la lli.ng is tead of tis aft rnoonii up announced. . ilnnulilineT heii." wl WNiththt cheirsof thousands of loyl n, sti liv p litwi tiedts .hlop...…

…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, M1ICiHIC iAN, 8l I.i Y,)IiC 1I'* .,l oo().i , VOL. XVII. BASEBALL COACH NOT YET SELECTED Pillhigan Should Have Successful Baseball Team-Ten I'M" Men Eligible This Year. With tie s it ti iaStreUe tfootlallSa son sinte rite-adlvettof 'tost andehis iesadallo e conli qunt post mtorcems irrevocably buried--the- ebb- iss are looking forward It uc(s eell season in baseball and track as part con solationt for the fobl ...…

…k The MichiganDal VOL. XVII. NI). j9. JUDGE V. H. LANE IS OPTIMISTIC Michigan lad No Chance to Carry a Out Plans at Conference -l)ele- gates Were Instructed. 111I "That1 te8a111 1 ()f 181111la '' 0)11 wa1111811 iii )t-1tl~'it~c rc mark" 11wi 'c1 a1111 ' I'Cn1 twI tf b)le Wl 181' l11i 18(11888111.11 (lcail than111 t t 8811118 118 ) 111he,11181, 18118 I. \. l 111 (f 1he rll ) f1 the II 18 Il 1 /111 888 118 I 1111111181it Iill 8 said 111811 ...…

…T h eNN RBOR, NII ilt II INI \ > tc \701'. XVII. TRACK ASPIRANTS ARE NOW HARD AT WORK Interest Has Greatly Increased in Last Few Days-Preliminary Meet February 23. ieabs in the lut fet chlt'. W liei thei cll .it iccitc Iorctack cn ia totictte rspns %ac xt itt ii d i cra ic c hlttt ttit he ti cc im I, ixa utti clt ciand ch c itic i larly gratiied a the n cuttt ttslaye cfitra iing liii i t h firtc ear.T he tt order tio pee vt] cd i t c t ctuw...…

…The Michigan Daily VO. V II. AtNIHGN.\l(),iiftf(\. FIDAYf\N, MARCH t;, WRESTLERS FEAT1 Program Includ Classes, Sems Final Ba: Iliilt ii' iitte .i'j <lt t i rcant rtil S itda ' WILL BE Siiitt v(In I :itIIt 5'" IllIII 1, : SIX MEN TO COMPETE til llI[I Il URE TOMORROW V W ~ FOR ORATORICAL HONORIS des Bouts in All Five iii nithall hdll f)"nit ac)1-Annual Varsity Contest to be field w:,ilt i i~ iii iii i i li to) tit, fi ta i-=Final Relay, and...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVTT. ANN ATII1k. 1CHI AN, NVf,"DNFLS)DAY, MAY 15, WILLIAMS NINE IS UNKNOWN QUANTITY S. '. Fo~tr1 t 'd:Old 07 10000V0. (-0) 1lo'. 1 O S. \V. lorry fieldI. fDTNV IOTE TO r> e d c , . " F r r i d C O - E D S ' R E S C U E Only Chance to See an Eastern -_JuiorGirsPesetFrceCom Team Play This Afternoon- I,l"VS1'1TIONS 1,1'RH Juir in reet areCon OF ' 107 t[IIcIII (:AN!; I)NS1A edy Portraying Situation at Team Is One of ...…

…The, Michigran Daily \1O%..XVI. ALL-FRESH AGAIN MEET DEFEAT Despite tame Fight Turner's Pro- tges Are Unable To Score--A. A. C. 24-Michigan 0. tot' ing. tMich. Ot N f1'peial to Alc i~ tT il.)-Ti te motlt it)1)1 cotcld oclga e f te season te' r'ln ll tcttt'tlt tamthisfternoon11 It i oe f g toit .T he git nttoo ('Irsp l it.ala total l Ott) ti l acfltft The tre l ilu ttt it''ftCott ed tiry i ch f gocitnd btccyIv- mitb to retit the i trili 1)1)1)...…

…The Michigan Dail y ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, \\l IS D\ 'at)N50\i)\4I811,1 5.i 5 1(40 VOL. XVI. N.\) -44. VARSITY TRIES NEW PLAYS IN SC R 11'.1'AG E Scrubs Unable to Clain Against Varsity Subs in Short Scrim- mage-Yost Is Worried. ]'eprcire esterdgY aftenlool in- clda siort srimmatlge between the :cseeand l(the IvarIsity,. athogit several ,if the reularis wlre not alowted ta prtliipa~te. ItovarIsit ttsetl several new psiny11whlch wll be aprung...…

…The M4ichigan Daily VOL. XVI. ALL BALL PLAYING ON CAMPUS TABOOED~ [wo Fellowships Granted and Other Important Matters Disposed of at Regents' Meeting. At the regents' tmeetitg held yster- (o yit wstdcecideditopltan itettdlto hal playing of every descriptioin otnte cmpusiit. Ttis saction wass casel y the act that the appearance of te campts s seerely marredl every sp ring aitd faltlee tie practicing of the class teams. After this semtesterte a...…

…1 400 ANN ARBO(R,flItHA. A. 'll lt v-) N) I lY . Nx - ~V (. XVI. No. 94. COACH W'ALLISTER KANSAS PROFESSOR ISSUES GENERAL CALL SEEKING NOTORIETY Alii Baseball Candidates Called Out to Professor Landon Charges Coach Yost Begin Practice=-Large Squad of With Having Lured Football j Pitchers and Catchers Out. Players to Kansas. 7 WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY PROF. A. C. M'LAUGHLIN rEXERCISES DOOMED DEFENDS ATHLETICS E Prominent Orators Too Busy to b...…

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…The Michigan Daily ANN"J RPCIP lTT(~T\TTIt ttrxM o , A l z'1, 10K .:, VT. CHICAGO DEFEATED I l( 1 ETREGENTS HOLD AN I \l PC I. SS SC HEDLE ROS OUTRRC CR;IONGIRO CRSCONR-RAEMICHIGAN YESTERDAY CONLONRIRN IMPORTANT MEETING__ ANNOUNCED OCCURS TOMORROW C hicgo xxilpt' Cornell Although -Interclss l anaDii gr C rne uotn DeNeffe Forced Out of Box in Fourth tttxltiig tt doxwit her sitetitle sto at Fill Vacancies Caused by the Deaths below the eitire ...…

…be 'Or 94 Pai10 VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH., MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1900. No. 79. JU IR CLASS ELECTION. On the third of March the anneal WI...L L ) UNORFresh.-Soph. meet will It held and Anther One May Have to be Held to week from that date a seam will prob, ..T. to Elect Certain Officers. OllheentoNrI m to-s TTPete in an indoor n i. which Chi Fine Considerable feeling seem to have cago and Wiscocnin will also enter i eee aroused in the Junior c...…

… '*or 9 4lf , P iu VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1900 No 102. SprngyOFFICIAL PROGRAM land; "Tiherange," Gerge B. Hor-I DIPLOMATIC COURSE tan, Frit Ridge; 6:10, "The Farmer __ 0f Michigan State Farmers' Insti- aa a Businesa Man" A. C. Bird, Agri-TobEsaihe-P eednso Announcem ent Lu~~tte, Fith Annual Round-up. cltural college; 0:40, "The Farmer aa ob salsed Poednso Announcemen a Citien" lon. Cyrus G. Lce, Cold- Regents' Me...…

…,AJL-ftm - A 4 94 Pa0s VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, 31iCH., THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1900. Spring Announcement G. H. 1 WILD & CO.' We hasve jost re ceivedl oui linej of spring woolens for men's wear. It incliiies everything in stapltes that are suitable and e- sirable for the season. We are also shiowings fusl rangces iin nv- elties, in (ulity anid style toIs suit the innst exeacting taste. consistin' of Top Goats, Suit- inigsI'Fasry Nests ani l if T...…

… o V IU* mail VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, RIOT., TUESDAY. MAY 15, 1900. No. 169. Spring Announcement 6. H. WILD & CO. We have just received or line of spring woolens fdr men's wear. It includes everything in staples that are suitable and de- sirable for the season. We are also showing full ranges in nov- elties, in quality and style to suit the most exacting taste, consisting of Top Coats, Sit- ings, Fancy Vests and Golf Trouserings. We invite you t...…

…VO. xi. Announcement S Our special line of foreign and domestic fabrics For the Fall and Winter of r900 has arrived and is arranged for inspec- tion. The eie careful attention is'given to the styles and finish of every suit, whether to e used for hbusilness purposes or for full dress occasions. 6. H. WILD CO., rrb L. Washington St. OATH TOWELS AT. ALL PRICES FOR YOUR ROOM OR THE GYM Wilder's Pharmacy 3205S. State St.I EVERYTHING Onr sonle n o ...…

…'bE Uo( o VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1900. No. 6 a Announcement Our special line T of foreign and domestic fabrics For the Fall and Winter of 1900 has s P arrived and is arranged for inspec- tion. The same careful attention P is given to the styles and finish of C every suit, whether to be used for business purposes or for full dress ocasions. l . H WILD CD i o8 E. Washington St. c p DAINTY t XlAS s GIFTSn FOR LADIES...…

… 'of o aiI VOL. -XI. ANN ,ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1901. No 81 Announcement I~Our special line of foreign and domestic fabrics For the Fall and Winter of 1900 has arrived and is arranged for inspec- tion. The _same carefl attention is given to the styles and finish of every suit, whether to be used for business purposes or for full dressl occasions. 6. H. WILD CO., soS E. Washington St. WILDER'S PHARMACY YOU KNOW where to get.,; ...…

…Ubt lOt o . VOL. X1. ...Our s3pecial Line of.... Foreign and Domestic FABRICS FOR SPRING has arrived and is ar- ranged for inspection. We have the largest as- sortmnent in the city, 6.e H. WILD CO. io8 E. Washington St. WATER COLOR OUTFITS AT WI LDER'S PHARMACY YOU KNOW where to get.. A GOOD LUNCH AND SMOKIE Lt E. Jolly, 308 S. State Street. N OTHING LAKE. THiEI1I! Trowbridge's Chocolate Chips (THlE ORIUI1NAL) 40 Cents per lb. a ANN ARBOR...…

…;be o (? AN, VOL. XLI ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, MIARCH 1 ., 1901 .Oar Special Line o.... PROF. JOHNSON ACCEPTS "Sank-' Condo Will Not Play Foreign and IDomiestic Will Depart Abot April 1st For the Thl aealvemwlilc h e FABDI~Philippines--Third Untversitj 0 so oeo hsxix lUiit F B ISProfessor Hostid toply. --ai ws (tileof te hi fi tli me hatl ever (oiliell i FEQR SPRI N G Prof.b. -'. Jliiixsoii ill aocep1 ie orlvi' higioii. I oot ifielin...…

…VOL. X1. A]NN ARBOR, MICd., WEDN~ESDAY, MAY 15, 1901 No. 168 ....Our Special Line of.... MICHIGAN'S OLD ENEMY ERnlsl Has War Paint On I ATHLETES SUPPORT BOARD Foreign and Domestic Chicago to Be Played Tday. - Lansing -Mi. My 141:Frmer TeMnWoPa nMcia' Inptneof Winning. - Tle MenllhoiPaioonoMichtgthis FA R C 'A Still Game As- pig to retard tihoouiess of the tonae Teams Endorse Action on sared sseiaitty e-oetedeot Class Team Sweat- _____thiok le ...…

…The M i 1' car. XX. bI%,N ARBOR, MA IHIAN, FIID C AV 111- FRESH AND SCRUBS FALL IN DEFEAT Veterans Beat' Both Teams in Succession--Gates Closed to Prepare for 0. S. U. After saring t\iie ni th1 resirves ini a ]calf ani hosar of play tit(, essesits teami tooik tihe aill-fesh squadl oni for a ltl briushi -isi in Ut le-l minutaesa hiad C~ediil titi ice moiire. .1t liat the mc ihe freshmni eam lit ti asnpygm and mry- thanil oine the regulasiwc...…

…_ rhe Mlichigan Daily =,N R f, MZ,_ICHIGAN, IV'f?1INFSIP.\ V. I )IiCI(Mllf p t5) \1701. XX. o, iri ). BENBROOK ON ALL-AMERICAN Walter Camp (Gives Michigan Tackle a Place --Allerdice and Magidsohn on Second l'ish Andlrus slpatrick NIct itr l arar (jui I lI ialei tilld Talei GuardPt~ GARGOYLE SOON READY I L IS READY FOR [Dramatic Number Will AffordIn teresting Reading.- I h -da Ce ilen-n o he 1 lla c1t~r f theGrol re-nutiand theLast Dress...…

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…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1905. No. 75 INTERNATIONAL PEACE ERONE HUNDRED OUT1 CROSS COUNTRY WILL MEET AT IIN ENGLAND ANN ARBOR' s.r quad OutFo First Day of ___ Permanent International Peace the Track Work..Fislaleigli Does If0 Letter From Schutt D~escribes Inter- Michlgsn Political Science Assocla- 'treat Social Question--Internation- ft. b in, in Pole Vault, collegiate Race-- After the ___ tion Comes Here in al ...…

…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MIH.. WE'lN' cDAY. FEBIRUARY 15. 1905 No. 92 FIRST BASEBALL PRACTICE FINAL CONCERT WOMAN'S LEAGUE NURSE. ALL THE MAGAZINES. Pitchers and Catchers Work Out in on Choral Union Series (iven Last; New Scheme for University Girls- Periodical Room in the Library is Cage - Captain Bird Pleased Night Recital by Miss Muriel Experiment May be Made Now Thrown Open to wsith Candidates. Foster, Contralto. Permanent. Students. ...…

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…UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. ANN AR~BOR, MICIL., I IlUtS1)NY, JANUA1IX 15, 1903 4JOND YEAR. N o. 79 TRAI Tv O? utdoor Ome Pr Prelir fli iia--r . y ,1 tit N'I~ t'i 0 OK ATHLETICS A Merry Fight -- --- ~Politieso 0 ilt- the ve t f th ibi-a] w eets With Chag- ell-itioit of A1thltit- Asooiatioo ottietro omisi~ Canidate- todividitiy toritit at prroi;nt. imirm r~rll lllr Canidats- no ,in faict, than it ttaisthe o r sft ev- ninlary Try-Ouit on irzit ye-ars...…

…1111 us t DALY. VOL. XIII. ANN 4AIRBORI, MICII., SUN DAY, FEB3RUARIY 15, 1903 No. 98 INDOOR MEET A SUCCESS Big Preliminary in Track Athletics Brings Strong Candidates to the Front- The Freshmen Show Great Promise The Indoor trat-k season of 103 -was ushered in successfully last night in a way that promises well for the future. Protbibly the chief thing imn- pressed upon the large nunmber of spec- tatoro was the excellence of the fresh- nan mat...…

…I piffft uso DAILYO \F III. ANN 3Itt'30R, MICH., SUNDAY, ALIRCH, 15, 1903 o~. 12 MICHIGAN VICTORIOUS Defeated the Illinois Team 42 to in a Most Exciting Contest -Visitor Got Three Firsts n0 blight, \1'114i11 -ierwil nuing ~trI te111 defea4-ited Iliili 444 i).vnexi''eitit rlss' Of 42 to .04oin is. 1Over'ione t14445t41i Siec-tatos irs 4c-14'li-si-lit at the big d0II.Il1 ni-t i '40:1141411s'5'1ila14141 mildi tlilt .1,4 111.144 14144ie, ' iron Sly...…

…THE us of Me DAILY. 40L. X111. ANN ARBOR. MICH., FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1903 No. 1(3a MAY FESTIVAL I ir Concert:, "Caractacus," a Suc- ese-vie G(lgorza Not Present- \'"iiou lttoooy 1. 51 ilot. 5 oattoititt of 0 co' i t ' o tt'.I l i NN -V t 100050 c°1,1 o o' oot totleoIs the t itofpfsor MADDOCK CAN COMPETE t'(~1 In fte Dual Meet With Chicago To- o morrow-Michigan's Chances for t t Si. Howland Distinguished Dotche eenWinning the Conference 0 V . Sloo ...…

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…MhRBT YEA&R. ANN ALNBOR, MICII., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1901. No. 46 WE MUST WIN THAT CHICAGO GAME SIGNAL PRACTICE ONLY.11,lct elptiotl. It tllllytlonsisls Inl Chiag) Gme Ofcias. SONG PRACTICE TONIGHT. th hii Ihc o liolteensT i Igs c Ith<t'i a l istt ______ Fotflorud a Ntcrm aglol ii i t iiI t i tc ' a ti cit stllil.Several Changes 1in the Od Son~" Accout of wet Field-Meni 11i i C'.ic( pitc tai'et t heirlou- 1 II' [ t"fct 1 .:11:I 'kt nIest s ei...…

…FRTYA.ANN ARBOR MICII., SUNDAY. DECEMBER 15 1901. No. 67 CURTIS J. REDDE4 JOHN P, ALTGELD. SWEATERS. GRAND SUCCESS. Setch o1' Michigan's Great End, Fa- Last Niht's Lecture Causing Much The Comftable Garb of the Colicg. Comedy Club Pesents "The Masked Maus~ for "Helping Along" the Excitement in Uiversity Circles. Man Again Vigorously Assailed. Bll." Man With the Bal. -- ) I.''at I i ide llm .s1le u i to a' ipr'ri' t ciyiar lthere tri' i sc onci...…

…V r B) l s v Sv ! 1 t a Aff pl _ - lUST YEAR. ANN ARBOR, MICIL., WEDN 'SOAY. JANUARY 1i.5 1902. No. 7,s [HIE 1901 TEAM Mihigan's large sores sIn p reios lias been only one a-ield taeklte gesie eiid itt expectationloit large . this sasit. In the last three games C1B f f t W 11 bseore whh niither thisCntont o0 the O)p)pon ents maidie their fist detens Feingofit W rkbyCoach 1arrs te Indian is 1t01"the stesto f u t tnloyieseettites, three t ics. -...…

…DAIL 4 kcaeT Y'~~ A-NN ARBOR, MIH.,SATUI-tD -, FEBRUARtY ;1i. THE TRIAL MEET. Famous Hat POWERS TONIGHT. Last Night's Meet Proves That, We "sh iiiiii xit i lxixxthis nlxxxiiliii S Will h elRpesne nt e lo lIrtn E iI, lr l i trd zitga's Old FascrIie Wili Pesent he wel Reprsentesie th Beaare to a Large Track Events This ear. ln ,x If ,tioil, r xi "ithix, i" ixt Audecle This Erienin. iiitxi x l iii md t, loti, tn t t r l xx I inu i, t, ii'. 'tItxi...…

…ANN Aft IC SATII Pt) , MARCH1:15,1 } . Fn.__X___ DEXTER M. FERRY Donate; a nPo fatp As t: t: iS T y\j i;±' ikI ti. I I i i'M . I+1t 1 AlI THE CELEBRITY BALL :'atoilations on the Success of V' N III iIhi o tid eceit Social Event .,IS 1,i On'l i:;itt 1.,tt"rf.' ttl ' til~"ii Iii __ 1!' I1 E" t' t"111 in I 'i ill 'r; 'i'i ll ; t .t' I'e '.!'. f . No . 12 0 Mr. Ferry~s Letter. \11 S r pi' ?. MS i -h ' -'. ii) Y2 II 'd iI illiii ifis 'ii "i 1 1' S ...…

…ANN lIPOR, MIUCII 1 I1 1 i . t) \ \Y 1.)1 1902 FIRST YEAR. SNOW 0! Na. lifi JT MAY FESTIVAL INLANDER JOHN BULL ANXIOUS HIGH SCNOOL PLAY Forsakes the Teams to Attend a Fra- The Best of the Year with Menu Bril- terntity Convention at Washington liant Features F Thelit f n rrvitfor tie 'lIn- The fMat "(-stivltil 11,(r of4 , I'i- 40 t1utu lit hs iu lititi cut t iwil U fludii' 11: ltt1, iissued. "llustttiinin iii 11 inin as fuliari nSMalin, Niifui'...…

… The ichian aly VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1903. No. 15 50 O R~[NI EN [SSON ~55h4. r~++." 4.+*s ~+ E.+++++4 ++..1e topsh th ballgoing out of bounds, ~ U E~ Th tleiga Dilysetnn Ie 22-ard lineIHeson and Prf eo se o 7,0 o n= D iyfyu drs ot'D iy $t Exhibit to be Placed at the balance of Isi semeser th],Ill' and lhe lter went oresfot Words air ~ 'aiI~ i tochdoliwn. Mirhign kirked off Wolds ai. lal nyour address to TheMiucigan...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1903. .No. 44 frICIIAN 16 WISCONS I N 0 IbE Iiercest Game Ever Played or) Ferry Field Resulted in a Score of 160 to 0---Ilammond frakes two Place Kicks WON DECISIVE BAT[[E. KIN6 [[AR. MichganWon ostExciingFootallDiscussed By President Northi Game Ever Seen On Ferry Fied- ,TeDaaTu oNtr- Longman's Line-bucking a Feat- delia First Amng Shakespear ure-Championship Contest Fem...…