…The Michigan Daily AN\N'ARBOR,1MICIGAN,\ A .)'" "0'N 6106 o IlOL. XVI. "No. 1(162. FRESHMEN SELECT SIXTY YOUNG HERCULES ,_ ,ugof-War Team of First Year Class Is Complete-Its Com- bined Weight Is 9,6oo Pounds. \total eilitaof 6oo poundttiade ap tal sX art;mstttce. titt't'.'partsgrt ,wiaeaixNfat'conceingthe h"'licbnd 1'ch isao ttull tile spit galt at rs itothe laI 110111rier -o e it The firt 111rteam N a tt m iade il - gl ahe iv'tent tatto...…
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…The Michigan Daily \"Nti A RKl'X \ II(') R\ 1 F I)11i" I Ii X NO)\EMBE IR it',f c3 Vol-. XVII. Nv O.46. TEAM MUCH ENCOURAGED 'AI I 'A I XK LTHlfifiAN BY ROUSING SEND-OFF CALENI)hDAR AIh;ARS 1'li I thivrsitiiiiilcn t' iWhich i. u Men are in good spirits -Trip passes;Xiisdiml Ibyhi'Miss favel kist imadfe pleasantly, Team wilt separate i; apparnciii i ihefrihO vi te. It after Saturday's Glame. hasrthis iyear ming trciefaue - ._ ntc a them'new...…
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…The Michigan. Daily VOL. XVBOR. No. W D EDYJll: :'') 97 VOL. XVII. NC . 79. --- ---------- --- SENTIMENT FAVORS LEAVING CONFERENCE Geeral Opinion Is That Michigan's Athlone Plicy Should Not be Reg- ulated by Smaller Coiieg~s. student sctimtitatis still runnin, Iigh over th action of lthe conerecee in sunmarily rejecting th lieral atl- letic ties urrs iwhich o vitally 0coo corned Miciga's interest. Eery- wheire on the cmipus stnd at tes ari...…
…T-he MihianDaily ANN ARBOR, XIIC 1110 X'sSATUIRDAY, EEIILR16f, 1I07 V. XVI. No. 98. MICHIGAN PROFESSOR SUBMITS STYLE SHEET At Meeting of Michigan Press Asso- ciation Prof. Thomas Discusses Uniform Desk Rules. Newspaper mtake-up and the ethics of jounrnalism were the central thres of the discussioneblidued by the il- gun Press association at its mido-vinter costvettion held in Detroit this week. The adopting f a untiforn style sheet and it...…
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…VO VI.The Miichigan Daily Y~o L. XY 11. _ANN N AR I I( W'K. I N II (_ r A\N ,TI KI I. \ V. I\ N'DXA 1 .MA VARSITY MEETS WILLIAMS TODAY (lame Postponed Yesterday on Accounft of Rain-Easterners Will Play Illinois and Chicago. account ofIll)groundsXXil \heiIIIXXXV, Theeat')' r aried eseay ) Morning, n X 1no fe okn thXtowV A Xnmbr)f i)XlrnX XXalui from XX town )yesteXrayV Io see'th Xgame). TII))' lIhe \illiam iX ne X heatIn TaleX, La XarI. lar)m...…
…The Michigang Dail ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER t6, rc 7 N 0 No. 2o. VOL,. XVII!. ORCIIESTRA. TRYOUTS WABASH METHODS TAKE PLACIENGR TO BE SOLVED TODAY trartohhedti vligat Reserves Coached on Hoosiers' otcacorc rl rtne ia directiotn ot Mr. Samuelic Pierson Luck~ Tricks( - Arrangements Made wsodt hail of the violin depatmtient of For 0. S. U. and Penn Games. the School of Music. Mlr. Lockwood utrges all thosec who cait possibly co...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVIII. ANN ARBOR, N ICd [lOAN, SATVURDA Y, NOVEMBNll ER 16, 1907. No c. 47. GIANTS CLASH TODAY IN INTERSECTIONAL BATTLE Penn is Here For Season's Final I ~t 101FF C. F CopeCat(I>Foclock noo. and Most Important ('xe-- (enraladmisoin tickes will be old Coaches Are 1Reticent. onlyat atesF ItrctIntranes. CC C..svi~cC ; :. ('(Cici?(. (101(1 CCC0w11ho(1t ('Ce CCrvedIsas will The lo 01 O~li' lira 1he .CadmittedCIt10 he'gr...…
….TI Vol- ..XVIII. ATHLETIC STATUS AGAIN REVIEWED Conference Advocate Analyze Situation, Giving His View of Real Situation. te Edior (it The Daily: 'Truly enugh has a membler of tlhc Hoad (i'Cotrol sal that the loniver sito lhs tmade a leap ithle tdark ad one whlich, it the oiiott of tle writer, itai leap ndatwtill ii later ear e sicererlre(gretted. I reahize that the li-ci-iontis lto all iapplernctes a dfial stel. buti in fainteisiitotise stde...…
…__The MichiganDal VOL. XVIII. ANN ARBOR, MICHITGAN, SIN\I) AZT FEBR1UARY 16, a o8.No 9 No. 99. SIGMA XI WANTS MEN OF PROMISE Conditions Do Not Necessarily Disqualify Candidates - His- tory of thoOrganization. Elections to the iichigan chapter of Sigma Xi, the honoary scintiic society ofAmerican colleges an(1 uniersities ill le made in April, with the iniia- iolt'of the fortunate ons following in May. Those who are chosen arc seniors aud gra...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVIII. ANN ARBOR. 'MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MWAY 16, 19o8. o. T67. No. 167. BALL GAME, MEET AND TOURNAMENT Three Varsity Events Scheduled for Today-Dual with Ohio and Alma Contest the Features. o. s. U. Diaixl \Met-1 :0 ient Varsitvs.x lm -3 x . t T n is o ra en 1 . I ll eti contlestingi' fofC a> up e'ythis morniiing, the tnis menixillheiii i.'gc in copeinthe xi tournaiimentx vitli tiherliti.iThisatontihdi 100le O. S. ...…
…The Mkich igan Daily ANN ARBOR, ttICHi \ FRIDNY, OCTOBER 16, 1908. No. 1G. Vol,. XIX. l AL S RIM AGE lossesithas ben going none too nvell, FINA S RI AG the (efenitve work of the line being IS E COUR GING cidlji ;ieok. Reptorts fronm the IS NCO RAGNG ampoftheeney, il heother lhatid, treftull oftconfitdencee atttistrettgthent lieheitelef ta thle Hitherneiantire readye Varsity Shows Improvement in for the ibattlie of their lives .I ast Som...…
…The Mlichigan Daily itsN X1iZI))I- \Ni CfiIGi. tN ititFI)NI'SPAY, DFrC. BFR r6eNo. 66. No. 66. Voi XIX. FITZPATRICK TALKS TO TRACK ATHLETES Fifty Candidates Answer Cap- tain Dull's Call; Ineligibles De- feat Regulars in Basketball. ":1 hisi>> tlk a cii tihe faculty is- cr cli at y' cia s acctcis rc ot, ai Dir ct ccc itciiatricialasi i;ght. III fiat (c h t is rg t, 11 cllrc sonar( f ii>> (i>>;>>> ciii to i m-kcait ~ Orkhard the if (tt sh~t...…
…ltoThe Mic iganDaily \\ Ri~R\hIII,'a\CR)N\\tgliif10DCi Voil. XIX. o. 8«. FAST OBERLIN FIVE IS-HERE TONIGHT l''ractice Shows Varsity Stronger Than Week Ago-Annual As- sociation fleeting Taday. If Nblcn t defeaits Obrl' int tontight 'i 1-1111 n 1111 team that ha te turned nta h ) it schoo Ith Sea is noct cxeto i n 'I iii co iic of t .Mich- ix;1 1lII dii altl s h ih was A.C' ls Sauray has ilt i l reto lii '0 1-g Va tit ha c i i"a liii I liit...…
…The MchgnDail A\\N R IITCHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRI \kX te, 11109 N170L. XIX. PITCHERS WOE K OUT WITH INDOOR BALL McAllister Wont Have Any Glass Arms- Class Relay Races to Start 'This Week. IlIo c all, o as a e as of 10I1 l c t 111101011 hobyCoach McllIiterr in i1 11ae I aco 011aa1110110011111. 11he 11c0. .rc ditiid into teams a if iv _ i 1111lodger hall is thought by the 11111toh 11an 1c1l1ct1meansof 11ct t~_ tic ins inns11111 ,, h p \ih u I-,1...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN \K1li)(Z III._l \ lItIif I~ih f. I ;SD hA M \liI V 6, igy \ 7t.. IX Nit1 i18. HAYS WILL LEAD BASKETBALL TEAM Was Unanimously Eflected Cap- tain Yesterday-Track Men to Clash in Dual Meet Saturday. ft anteettng o the hsctbatlcll tetmt Miodalyt-night (tiltit H ayes, guard Va-s cosean captain of the teatt for ext fso.lather, of D erit, tas tten- t i lit for te I itcit, uton hs m t n nie. Ilati- cotitis tflon Cicleille, t...…
…Thegan Daily _ NN \NBt )i, NI IC'I I( N\ St,; I) DA -Y Y 1, ig)oo VOL. IX.. No. r6§.. MICHIGAN WINS_ ON MUDDY TRACK Captain Dull's Men Defeat Ohio 98 1=2 to 55 1-2; Horner First in All Weight Events. ----- ---- - (Spial toThis5 tch5ian 6Dail.) 5. ii situ ss h c 1 1 -\icigi ; ; track ts 1 its silts ii in drzzing rai w ich i aiit tuls in- c rsdto sisvs.sis Despite tseis sun cit(ill- iht ; a ompi a i ' i 1r tlid )hi1)ts lls i s t placepl sth...…
…Ihe MVichigan Dail ANN ARBOR, 1MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVI'MBER16, igx) -_ ----_ - - _ _..._.ti,. x'01. XX. PENN'S CONQUERORS K:lnS-ivN'CRACS IJA'sZDC nTURN TO MINNESOTA \l)lc iligaltal ilfc h Gridiron 'Warriors Return from s r ilteannssl Iastrs liltercolle- Eastern Conquest with Fewnit tirioiiYi was siedl i r-saits Ihellint Sasueday Injuries-Miller Plays Quarteraildawill coinist of ISaxon, McI ingh- lin__ h, t2, 'siles' 12.Spa)ngler, ' Otte...…
…_he ichiari Dail I's's-PRBOR, MICHIGANIII DNIN'sIIPP 'sOVI h4tlER 17, 19011 Vol- XX. No. 311 GOPHER PLAYS USED < IN LAST SCRIMMAGEI II Few Changes in Varsity Line- r up For Final (jane-Tearn Leaves Today. PPosrking, in unisn lilac ill, partis of a1 Nell o1le1 1110011111, hoe IIlih tgl l~ held1 its last scrimmage practice0 of 1111 1110 l( c 0100011 ;lt50 fil, 1111 1 of oo or0 chliceos 1eng 1011111 m11 1 ill m fIl scru1 coa line11111 four ...…
…The Mlichiigan Daily Vol.. XX. ,\NARBOR, lMICHIGAN, T it IISiIA Y. DSCi2MIti( Z 6, it) be ,,toen forl alStep ist , with lI1NIO1NIHAS PRESENTEDllhal ivl t the oi per tai istIllt:hs Koanzaland, Though Bristling with "Hits," Scores ctilrictc opetics"to'h oi"1 Greatest Success with Clever ]M'Jusic and Dancing ''cla a111 111t, '1neidatII --Crowded House Attests Merits by Enthusiastimult; it t ii tsti( 'iilii" Reception.ittsiIlhp MUSICAL PROGRA...…
…Vox.. XX. PROXY SYSTEM IS STRONGLYOPPOSED Canvass Discloses Dissatisfac- tion- -Men Discuss Merits and Faults of Present Method. With tery hew ex~xxctios, leaders in stuideitt.xxx xxtics ac assailinxg the proxy systctc now ini exgin the election of Althletic \Asia~ titi officcrs. Inx a can- cass among- prominet otcu( ahout tite catmottit xxii foundi tha t the system, as it nair stans m1(1s kcith tli ttle aplpro- bation. lollowxing are tsomettc...…
…hi - - D- I e ic an . ,L \tV X X. *NtN :ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 11if] i)\1;lif).1ICIIERUARY t16, 1910. "CHICK" LATHERS HAS LEFT COLLEGE Phenomenal Third Baseman Receives two -Plucks" and Decides to Quit. MICHIGAN LEADS CO DTON A IN 61st CONGRESSCNDTO S 3A Washington Reports Show 25 AT MICHIGAN Members-Virginia Second. \cceloiitt to tihe latest report from Believed by Students to bel \\ toiigttl Mtttgtt 011 lttsttfit Growing Worse Every Year. tin...…
…IC r' T h NI VoL. XX. %N ARBOR, -MICHIGAN, t't'nf'SDV,.nti~16, f., ni SYRACUSE COUNTS ON RELAY VIC3TORY Manager Cook Considers His Chances Good to lDefeat Wol- verines in Coming Meet. Michiganwl ~ t a "atnliav Keithihi es nt Act hat a tininc - fit ii i- <t Siifniii ii S (ISIdel- in f f tin I LC' fit fiiin cii ifi it i ii iii he \\ -1 intC a c tslld \ thi e cltfi ate i nt ffacinli hIt c it. for ill(,in in -- i ii iiild ifliili thf acei ...…
…HE WOLV i I VOL. I. ANN ARBOR, NIIIIGAN, SNTU.RDI IN, JL'i.Y o1.,oimo. No.T VA STY CA[E Sudy, 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 A nterChanc THE ?WOLERa MINE STDETS' DIRECTORY Verified y Uiverity Recordsad the oohs of the Toe- phoe Compaies To Get It You M...…
…THE WOIVERINE Vot. I. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1910. No. 22. AGENCY FOR Martha Washington CANDIES ALSO Gilbert's Chocolates A Tice's Drug Store 117 S. Main Both Phones VARSITY MAE 612 E. Liberty Only one block from the Campus Three good squar meals per day Single Deats 25c $3.50 per Weak Sunday nners 35c MEAL TICKETS Aohe Cha ci For Tho Who Want THE WLYERINE STUDENTS' DIRECTORY Verified by University Reosrde, and the books of ...…
…The Mi igan Da ANN 4AR1'OR,7111. I1( N, NINi) ).1(CIC WII RIc16,r)10 Vol. XXI. VA1 Woly LAT d.11 11 ;, ritl 1It1reIt which 00. RSITY BESTS FARMERS ALL-FRESH SWM HON Bat Heidelberg 25 to 0) in Initial G a e o e snI N H A R D F O U G H T B A T T L E S ci t th 1 c ig r A i v) foegn c~d itit'sheretofore tiut erines Utmost Efforts Are Necessary To -oolAllo-~ 1l~t111111ali Retain Their Place In The Fight For college eeIIeo he1e 5Ootirdli oaC~chl...…
…TheNMichigz__jj ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANVs S DNESDAYV, NOVEMAISIE 6, iosa. v5 Vol. XXI. NT(). 38. i YOST SMILE BODES ILL FOR MINNESOTAf Stiff Scrimmages to be Dealt a Out to Regulars Today and Y TomorrowT FITZPATRICK RETURNS TO AIDo Conident that his puisat give thet Goptilers the gameo of their lives, Coachb 'tossihs take up the wotr of irearaes- tion for te stug'gle which sill settle th'swestechapiiiiUionsii, aidl till give the vietrsautlai...…
…Vo. i] A N RB R Mi c i NnFiIiAY I :F"81 8Xx.(i V -d, xxL ANN ARBOR., MICHIGAN, FI l D:AY I)I ;C'Ia;. II31?h to, jcpo. :\ . 62. MYSTERY SHROUDS EASTERN TRAVELS Director Bartelme Silent to Possible Results of Jnnket as SEEMS PLEASED WITH OUTLOOK iil ull i ,~r iiitltiiil i 11 < ii lllt )r ii l \"li t i i t "vl1 te111ar; ) te Ai l 11tc [ig 'tht A t °c 1 1 eU cr c lo isitt I'II)NN liii's 01,li1,x1) (ix ci)x IN NSxONCi NI iN. vaiou ilK Ill...…
…ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 'I III RSI) IX I I HJRI XR\ (t6 oi t. N Vol. XXI. V v t ILL iliTI'MffIC1GkAN MAN 1t iJST ENTI RE SQUAD WILL 7 I,1?,; RIi NI N CI \ N(II). GIFF0RD i'iIunui I RO)l S 'I-,.A\!lSIEl l l' Off-, OCCUPY CG TDY ichaar asaiset ilbaisketball MYSPA OR r. CharlesC. Nicola. ~-hoc circleDsY o:: ing o te rmorI tdlicoia A H R f r 2tt he a 'tiical ilprtmtiit I~ Fifteen Aspirants for Battery ccitt-icr is entire ly ttf clits~ Academy of S...…
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…Vol.XXLANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. T('I(SDAY, MIAY z6, igii. Vol. XXI. NO.' r58 INTERSCHOLASTIC DEFEN MARCHER SR LE 3AZUNE 'SPEAKERS FOR CAP WILL HAVE STARS _____ NIGHT ARE SECURED h~, 'iT 0 OF 15 0 11" i \ N'x' 5111,11 --- . All the Prep School Athletes Who Attended M, A. C. Meet to he Here TWENTY SCHOOLS NOW ENTERED~ TIhe resuls of the NI. A. C. mot held ast Saturday show cecarlytha~ttliso Year''s in terschlas~ticcot est atAlin _SI- loot will...…
…0 1 'an MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1911. IS ARE CHAMPIONS, Beat Junior Litsj ore on Wet and ' erv Field "LIM JUCKLIN" FIGURES SHOW CORNELL BE Genial S. L "Big Red Team" Has tile Adva CORES SUCCESS hesatitcs on last S Opie Read Keeps Big piled and show some interesti A.-Audience in Con- about the tussle. If there is a: SENIOlIS. Plunging through 12 yards of slush Ad snow, Grosvener of the senior en- neers, carried the ball over ...…
…TURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1911. DINERS LITTLE DISTURBED BY FIREMAN'S WARNING. NATURE I "Your house is on fire," announceda a fierce visaged fireman, who entered the dining room of1 the Lexicon club at 621 South State street during the din- ner hour last night. "Is it?", cheerfully inquired one of the members. "Well, boys, let's go out and look at it." And the club adjourn-. ed to the street where they watched the department extinguish a slight ...…
…ic higan U ARBOR. MICHIGAN TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1912. ER. ect nost successful dinners of the class, was the iment at the junior en- held at the Union last >er acted as toastmaster. ho is delivering several n behalf of good roads, Rich were the guests of Peerless Trio," McFar- and Harrington of the e Club gave several se- Mills spoke on the value ering society debating neers. Mr. Hoyt talked work and the student en- he e Name Committee fo...…
…I1I IC igan ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1912. JOSEF LHET~fNNE Practice uling of the ttment, jury urt is to be he required eretofore it is STUDENT HURT WHILE COASTI: Ethel Robinson, '14, Caught Betwe Two "Bobs." Ethel Robinson, '14, suffered a bad wrenched knee and several bruin Wednesday evening in a coasting ac dent which occurred at Felch St. h Miss Robinson and a girl chum we coasting down the hill and the "bc on which...…
…ich igan vf ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1912. * * * Are * .* * * * The Cae- * * * * * * * * ALL-LITS WILL GIVE PRIZES AT NANMOT I DANCINr PARTY One of the features of the all-lit party to be held March 23 is to be the awarding of eight prizes; for the prettiest girl in the lit department; the handsomest man; the best Boston Dipper; the most graceful Bunny Hug- gist; the biggest fusser; the most pop- ular fusee;the most entert...…
…Mich igan Da ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1912. VARSITY REPEATS 1 TENNIS VICTORY hard to Compete 'eace Honors With Reserve Entry for al V. Blanchard, '14, left yes- norning for Lake Mohonk, N. articipate in the annual Lake Peace Conference which will there this evening. Owing to gth of the journey and the s of "exams," Blanchard was ipanied by any of the oratory Blanchard is the student who off first honors at the univer- ce co...…
…At Your Door Three Fifteen Hundred Sum- Evenings a Week, 75c mer Session Student Vor. III. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1,12. No. 9. PICTURE OF PIIESIlSENT. PUBLI' IRE-HURTS YS LAL TEATE PATRONS HSS P TURE lllOF PRESIDENT. COMMON CARRIERS ';rresponleun;uAverstdensDNot Chief Executie. Professor Goddrd Says Insistence of Companies upon Contracts Ann Arbor, Mich., July 14, 1912. Arouses Enmniy. Editor of The Wolverine: LIABILITY LI...…
…$2.50 The Michigan Daily I AILED TO ANY ADDRESS $3.00 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OTOBER 16, 1912. PRICE FIVE 14. _. GES~ t I THE WEATHER MAN I I FP DRILL v_ EIND GATES vAGERS TO ROLL UP 'H)OWNS AGAINST HARD SCEIMAGE MNTES. CONT EST TODAY Forecast for Ann Arbor-Wednes- day fair; moderate west winds. Un iersity Observatory - Monday 7:00 p. m. temperature 41:8; maxi- mum temperature 52; minimum ten- perature 41:6; average...…
…--~lI The Michigan Daily rIAILED TO ANY ADDRESS $3.00 40. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1912. PRICE FWIVE ._ Y MEETS CORNELL IN T GAME OF YEAR TODAY Michigan-(ornellLineup. REGENTS PROVIDE MEDICAL fore Mammoth Crowd, Varsity Will Try to Revenge Defeats by Cor. hell Last Year and Penn This Year. ANY SUPPORTERS OF BOTH 'EAMS ARE FILLING ANN ARBOR ime Called at 2:00 p. in.; Cornell Squad Arrives at Noon Today and Goes...…
…I The x $2.50 Michigan PM Dztlql y Local $2.00 nail $2.50 mom" I 77. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1913. PRICE FIVE a TERIAL FOR RACK TEAM 1$ EXCELLE NT Aggregation of Men g at Waterman Gym; us Work Will Begin After Exams. s DEI OIP CRAIG INTO NTER AND RELAY IAN e" Will Not Attempt 'to Hurdle n Gym on Account of His Injured Knee. Hope for a successful season of 1913 in the track and field sports is begin- ni...…
…LOCAL $1.0 $ M4AIL $2.00 The Michigan Daily NO .1 YPTFF "AT.n Y19.. Vol. XXIm, No. 92. DEANS ASSERT COUNCIL'S FATE IS IN BALANC Student Council Must Act Wisely Hop Probe to Uphold its Prestige, Declare Faculty Men. QUERY OF COUNCIL CALLED IN QUESTIOiN BY TWO DEA Professors Cooley and Bates Comm, on Relation to Faculty Investigations. That the fate of the student coun depends on its treatment of the m ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB...…
…2.00 The Michigan Daily I 1,O0CAI $1.50 MAIL $2.00 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1913. PRICE FIVE CEN I I ARE l THlE WE~ATHER MAN -I GIVE OUT COUPONS FOR OPERA MONDAY BY E. E FRESH TEAM I up 61 2-3-18 1- Score Against Lansing Delegation, Winning First Place in Seven Events. A. C. LOOMS UP'STRONG BY WINNING IN WIVIGHT CONTEST ints and Distances Are Both Easy For the Freshmen Runners. mnulating the honors won by th...…
…e .j Mi higan Daly I LOCAL $1.5O 00 p 135., ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16., 1913. PRICE FIVE CENTS _ _ .._ TOSSERS RE FOR A CONTEST ich Rickey Sends Squad Through Stiff Workout in Prepar.Xten For Contest With Visitors. NEUP FOR TODAY'S GAl1IE HAS NOT BEEN ANNvUNCED. ler Will Play in Field i i He Does Not Work on Mound. f a real hard workout will prepare ,higan's Varsity baseball team for opening game of the hon_ season ...…
…The, n MORNING PAPER IN ANN ARBOR Daily ' READ DAILY BY 5,000 STUDENTS. PRICE FIVE CENTS 11, No. 161. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1913. _ _ _ _ _. - . US WITH ROF. STANLEY WINS TRIUMPH, Second Night of May Festival is Another Brilliant Performance, With All Artists Satisfying. HILL AUDITORIUM IS A4AIN FILLED TO ITS CPACITY. Schumann-Heink and Florence Hinkle (wry Leading Roles in "Requiem." Again last evening the Hill au...…
…AT YOUR DOOR THREE 4JJDTHE ONLY OFFICIAL EVENINGS A WEEK, 75c SUMMER PUBUCATION Vol IV. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1913 No. 23 t OUTLOOK IS ROSY FOR COMEDY CLUB Prize ook ad Strictly student Pro- d11Iion 'Seres to Arouse Ilenewed Interest. IIELA, '4 A1) 1i11IMAN TO All) At present abouttwenty students an( alumni are working for the $100 prize which the Comedy Club is offer- ig for the hest book, whieh s to be produced as ...…
…G CONVICTIONS. ie. Michigan Daily I POLITICAL HEELERS I THEM~SELVYES PRINCIP. Ip ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1913. No. 15. PRICE FIVE C f 4OT GUILTY' DECISION IN SALOON CASE Lawrence J. Damm Discharged When Jury Returns Verdict After Being Out For Two Hours. LEAVES LIQUOR SITUATION MUCH THE SAME AS BEFORE J. H. Miuzey, '16, and Ward Hopkins, '16, kre Chief Witnesses For State. Lawrence J. Damm, the Washington ...…
…',, .I 1 Vil p1J .Igan F 00 Lk1 r I*OE TI i LIS 0 1' 4w ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1913. PRICE FIVE VHAS T FAME EVENTS FOR TODAY Engineering Social Club Dance at Ion. Fresh Pharmic Smoker at Union. Senior Lit Class Meeting in N Physics Lecture Room. Senior Engineering Dinner at Un Michigan Daily Dance at Cou Club. un West nion. ntry Filibert Roth on Equal Pale 1914 JmHOP IS 1FORBIDDEN BY SENATE'S. VOTE IUniv...…
