…1The $2.50 Michigan Daily Local $2.00 flail $ $2.50 76. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1913. PRICE FIVE . - CHEDULE FOR EXAMINATIONS IS ANNOUNCED U sual F aclty Reception for Students l Will Follow General Plan of Last Year's Function. INVITATIONS PRORABLY TO APPE .1 ON CAMPUS t'O1Mx ROW Sh(anges in Present Announcement May le Necessitated by Conflict. Invitations for the big semi-annual "blue book" functions are n...…
…igan I U tD AY, DECEiMBlER 15, 1912. DEUTSCHER VEREIN UION HAS ANNOUNCES CAST Fifteen Tryouts are Selected by Man.- ; _genient~ for Characters i "Rail]R "Rail as thet ly prog noon.I of hisa his Phil( -Backingl I OF FICES I 1 ) eA PARTS TO1J the The list of those who the the cast: for "Koepnicke, ering Ann Arbor, for Sling of the rush of ho: students this week. holiday seekers leave railroads have a ner on their hands. To ,500~ peopl...…
…OUR I The Michigan Daily I=AILED TO ANY ADDRESS $3.00 ANN ARBOR, MICHI iAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1912. PRICE Fl] -_ -- - - -_ - - - - - - - a DRILL I THE WEATHER MAN ITY 0 LIGHTI Game Near at hand Reg- Ake Poor Showing Gast Scrimmage of Season. WOLVERINES IS ET PUZZLE TO 'SOLVE.' ear is Over and ess for Big riorrow. Forecast for Ann Arbor-Fair and slightly warmer. University Observatory-Thursday,' 7:00 p. m., temperature 28.8;...…
…LOCAL AT YOUR DOOR $2.50 The 0O CY .t; Sit i.i h. i MAILED TO ANY ADDRESS $3.00 i ..... ... ... ANN ARB3OR, MICHIGAN, lCTOER 1 Z . Vol. XXIII, No. 12. PRICE FIVE YOST STARTS O NEW F RM.O SECRET WORK VARS4ITY RE(UTLARS ARE (GIVEN STREMN OUS SIGNAL PRACTIcE, WHILE SECON D-STRING ,TEAM PLAYYS SCRUBS ONE TOUCHDOWN SCORED Coach Will T ry to Eliminate Fumbles Which Showed In Saturday's Came With M. A C. Michigan's football team practi...…
…At Your Door Three Fifteen Hundred Sum- 1 Evenings a Week, 75e mer Sessioo Student= Vol-.II. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THiURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1912. No. 22. WILSON PULLS A PROGRESSIVISM IS 1* t SSi n Marshall- asH 2l-t 26° ROYAL SOCIETY GATHERS LARGE MAJORITY A STATEOF MIND * Roosevelt and ohnson_47 VChafln and Watkins 6 L lWoodrowvWilsont (11o1)Plat; tot ightl Proa o IS Smalley Gives (ltooate a - *Debs and Siedel- 2.p Campao~eign in Straw ote ot...…
…ichigan [ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1912. TEN TON TRUSS BREAKS LOOSE. A ccident Will Not Delay Work oni the Hill Auditorium. . Tearing loose from the block and tackle arrangem et by which it was R$ be]ing ifted into plac early yesterday morning, one of the gigantic balcony trusses being used in the construction M of the Hill auditoriurin crashed through -IB1A the steel framework for a distance of LE fity feet, causing damag...…
…Michigan )Daily Read ANN ARBOR., MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1912. PRIC i _ r. COMMITTEES. IN CHARGE OF ASSOCIATION PLAY NAMED. Seat Sale for "The Honeymoon" Begins Today for Members of Ora- torical Association. Rehearsals for "The Honeymoons," the comedy to be presented by the Or- atorical Association in Sarah Caswell Ang'ell hall on March 22, are progress- ing. Professor R. D. Hollister, who has charge of the play, has announced the ch...…
…Ichigan Dai a. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1912. Mich- show Jubi- PROFS. WENLEY AND SADLER WILL REPRESENT MICHIGAN. Professors R.M. Wenley and Herbert 0. Sadler will attend the celebration of the 125th anniversary of the founding of the University of Pittsbu'rg, at Pittsburg, Pa., February 27-29. Prof. Wenley will represent the University of Michigan at the exercises, while b~oth Professors Wenley and Sadler will represe...…
…1 'V11C Irgan Dat Y .ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1911. I YMCIA.OFFIIAL Y.M.C.A.OFFICIALS TO BREAK SILENCE PRESIDENTS PLAN TO WORK TOGETHER "IN THE LAND OF HARMONY" NEW ARRIVALS GET BUMPED. They Can't Always Believe Their Eyes, And Complications Result Behind the Scenes. Ti Attitude Towards Union And City Pastors Will Be Declaredj PASTORS PROBABLY COMPROMISE IThe long continued silence that thej Y. M. C. A. has maintai...…
…0 g igan Da ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OVEMBER 15, 1911. M.IE. WAKE UP PERCIVAL VND SEE WHAT SANTA CLAUS BROIUJHT YOW! * -0--- *: =k *: *k If it takes all kinds of to make a world, it takes to make a big football; Here's the latest: Mr. Fr. Rietche: Please reserve me five t on the middle of the Bli about the fourth rowe. get them Saturday mornin dont snow or rain. * * * * * * * * ga to OD ILEJ)It ((MMITT President Loomis Senio...…
…her's Subscribe Michigan Daily I read the Daily Ads Before You Buy 1# ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1911. No. 11. * "' + * *: ** ** 'jc * * * * .' IL_ TACK IS As The Coaches Look at it. Coach Yost. "I Can't say that I am tickled but am pleased Wgith the general result. I think that the score fairly represents the relative ability of the two teams. The line was fair. May- be is was because we were up against a bett...…
…THE Vo{ I WOLVERINE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESD)AY, AUG'UST 15, 191L. NO. 20. LEAGUE EXERTS BIG SWAY AMONG WOMEN, During Twenty Years It Has Been Center of Women's Activities MANY FUNDS RAISED BY ITS WORK As the Michigian Union is to the meni of the tutiversits, so is the Womni's League to the isomen- witi th db is- tinctio tha t its influncite is ecimilarative- s ly idier, becest it inclties in its iieii bership lists piacsectlly every sio...…
…THE. WOLVERINE Vol II. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 15,19Il- CALLS WORDSWORTH' RELIGIOUS TEACHER Prof. S. F. Gingerich Lauds the Famous Poet of the Lake Country VERSES ARE REAL AND VIRILE "Wordsworth is a mystic-a great religious teacher," declared Prof. S. F Gingerich in his lecture Thursday af- ternoon. "In his Initimatiuns of Im- morality from Recollections of Earliest Childhood,' he is especially, otable for the *intensity with...…
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…ANN ARBOIZ, MICHIGAN N '.tl ;iM.AllCt-I . 1Q11. Vol. xxi. LOOKS LIKE CLOSE CONTEST ICI EAST Michigan Will Be Handicapped Not Only By Strange Track But By Long Trip FRESH ENTE~R DETROIT MEET t1i1 lth f . tcfto t t11einl all I- ra1c4 f r al ftwii( it hecoCIllita he l: .n 1h 11111cl 1 tr}'v rst el 'hCCC ICtlliith Cfrsh a llss, <ir vt rkil;;tiii IIhar est in prSaat litl co' In; I.. ar ly' 1.ce tol 1 1 e ill th'. \cl di - 1111 n aInt 11 tt ic t...…
…The Michian ANN ARBOR, MICH-IGAN, Nt -IDiNI SD Il) 11. R\ aa r.i;ii Vol. XXI. N.or g SPRING ATHLETIC TRAINING BEGINS Track Men Met Last Night and Baseball Candidates Will Start Work Today TO PRACTICE DAILY IN CAGE blatntfort candidultesn fog-'track lan r (luing the sei-an )tonenedti atocr presentia thencmeting heli inthroh romof WaI \a'tman gimatonnin'TU,.. clpeein. 'TheIcgratir ipart f lic 11111 lprsent we r' cnidaiiite foraliitill'vr-' s...…
…The Michigan ~y, Vol. XXI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAYX, JANUARY 15, 1911. ->,- 76. PAVOSI,ACE NNTOR BANQUE;T. 'WI' SA Af'TTQ nor~S 11 AOICf C R SE TM N AVhOESSANO'GRE HASKNS AIN 'ETRI RS OI\XXE :.TFi LO E F DIE T E E TO S Should a class banquet be eld{ at the ThRSO UTINS niiate debate tryuts .hl last ELECTION RESULTS furnishinig the repas? Thsis tilelies- broullgt forihI (((le x ellnt ilmaterial ion that is agiatinig tie junlior 1haws. Tile A...…
…ANN ARBOR, IMICIJIGAN, .I- (Nil ).NY, (((l IN Chm Nra. (6. V'n.) ,XXVI. PHENOLYENAL SUCCESS FOR CR1 CESTRESAGED Wonderful Songs and Magnificent Acting Set Staid First-Nighters Wild----Ensemble Work Especially Excellent "I'M GRAlTIFIED,"---DIRECTFOR ST. JOHN \I(,I~k' ti, ;}1 rc h of Imell nI thclN (lii....i l cc L 1a i I~u1 C'~ i , , "-Is ) s a c iiy . .... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... M a 'i i ii Ii C ,rnm~i(le!Vivks. tlurtcd n Pais, lio ad()...…
…The Michigan DaI Vol XXI ALL BYES NOW ON THE GOPHER GAME Royal Battle is Promised When Teams Meet to Decide the Championship CONFERENCE RULES CAUSE SHIFT W\ith eve' payer in good coditio aftee the ttssle with the Quakers ot Saturday, the Woverine footali squai ibega its te ptiitons or theital coo- test awit \lMinesota. The Gophers willi coehere on Satrilay for tie gatme wtitiht sill ,nttletie Wsestern cihamptio lTewthtlster conditils estedy ...…
…Thl e Micig an Dally Vol. XXI. WOLVERINES ARE OUT FOR REVENGE Shifted Varsity Expects a Hard Fight with Brewer's Men for Victory AGGLES' STRENGTH IS UNKNOWN 'There -re old scores to lie settledtoon itrv eldl this sateriiooni, andit tire- modeldiaiil rejitensatei levni spe siresi to'stletrl thalf patn lwoon'lock, tlee \\ olverin Cs will* face the tiam r tnsln i heIl\l ieliigtiti Ag- r:tis' l Ci ollee.Th ggies have co iisi() tl hos reaihitenrai...…
…THE WOLVIINIE VOL. 1. ANN ARBOR, MICHIIGAN, FRI t)AY, JULY i- , ogto. AGENCY FOR Martha Washington CANDIEIS Gilbert's Chocolates Tice's Drug Store 117 S. Main liothPhonses VARSIIY CAFE Sunday, July 17 Tomato Puree Soup Asparagus Baked White Fish Bananna Salad Roast Beef Roast Veal Roast Duck Wax Beans Mashed Potatoes Tea Coffee Milk Cocoa Iced Tea Ice Cream and Cake Cantaloupes Watermelon Apple Pie Dinner 35c I LOCAL EXPLORERS ARE FROST...…
…Th"sae 1 I a 1 11 VOL. XX. SYRACUSE REPEATS THURSDAY'S SCORE;, Wolverines Lose Another Hard Fought Contest to Eastern Visitors UMPIRE SPOILS CLEVER PLAY Sy racse reeated on the SerS Field1 ball grouttds Sattitda-, itiin g front' 151 ichigait hy the idn ticl scorewhct gae them Thttslav's contest, two tol one. Te game sas on e of the nmostt interesting anti cosecontested cmr seen on the home gronds. Smith was agin sent to the lilin g line htlhe...…
…i , > , e MICHIGAN'SCA E GOOD INDUALNT Bohnsack and Leger WXill Cooin pete Saturday==Syracuse Lb1 Get a Few Second s andTi Bird, ARBOR, MILMIG \1N, T (fthe n<Itc the stuperiFor fhefehmen waseidet. F F.. . . .. IIerring r.t.. . .. . I c ccili c. . . . . . .iccit cit F. .. nt... c.. F.cJ cIi "O0DYSSESTOB FESTIVPL jIl FEAUR PlIans for Chor Il Unon are Near= ly Compiled First Concert Comes May 5 SF'' ()h X1'ciF)FC RKI;CI" F is Curet cc "TI i ...…
…ffly 4 . \,NARBORAiiFi (\ cI l G Itl)A . D ,J A\NIl ft i oR Vol-. XX. No . - WIARM CONTESTS IN ATHLETICELECTION Four Vacancies to be Filled Today- -Proxies Are Much in Vogue. Th atuary- mto el f te Ia- thletic :sOciatio~ti tilli lbe held this afterniooni ait t o'clock- in1 ititertit hall. The elecltin of officers t fill the ptositionst of treatsturer, intattital secretatr, fototball toataer andi initerscltolastic mtanager trill lie hteld i...…
