…i IORNING PAPER IN ANVN ARBOR. 1 The Michigan Daily READ DILY BY I 5,000 STUDENTS. I XXIII, No. 137. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 18,, 1913. PRIOR FiviU PRACTICE ;LUDES FOR iERVE GAME aseball Rehearsals Have Ended for Week and Varsity is Ready For the Clevelanders Tomorrow. EAM WILL GO TO DETROIT TO SEE BIG LEAGUERS TODAY tance Will Probably Pitch; of Lineup to Remain the Same. Rpst chigan has concluded her base- pract...…
…$2.00 The Michigan Daily LOCAL $1.50 MAIL $.00 ;III No. 117. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENTS 0 COURSES IL BE GIVEN. EXT SEMESTER £ I THE WEATHER MAN I1 UNFINANCED SPRING CONCERTS Forecast for Ann Arbor-Rain and snow today. Rising temperature. University Observatory-Monday, 7:00 p. m., temperature 29.5; maxi- mum temperature 24 hours preceding, 30.5; minimum temperature 24 hours preceding 11.9; ...…
…$1.50o The MlAIL $2.00 Michigan Daily LOCAL $1.50 XXIII, No. 93. DKET SYSTEM OR BIG MEETS IS ANNOUNCED w Coupon From Athletic Boo] Will Admit Students and Faculty Men to Indoor Track Events. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENTS | THE WEATHER MAN Forecast for Ann Arbor-Warmer and cloudy today; light to moderate variable winds. University Observatory - Monday, 7:00 p. m., temperature 20.0; maxi- mum tempera...…
… 0 $2.00 Mail _$2.50 The Michigan --I - i ANN ARBOR,.MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1913. MICHIGAN TRIO GETS DECISION OVERCHICAGO Judges are Unanimous in Opinion; Home Debaters Outclass Oppoieints at Almost Every Stage. TEAM AT NORTHWESTERN IS )EFEATED BY 2 TO 1 VOTE. Total Points Give Michigan First Place in Central De- bating League. Michigan won the Central Debating League championship for 1913 last night, the standing being: Mich...…
…$2.00 ail $2.30 T he : ' t' , ' iy t Ml ANN A-R t MIC NWA, D)CEMBER 18, 1912. ,xa D a ly T Iail $2.50 mw XXIII, No. 67. PRICE FIVE CENTS . . . . ........ ..... . .... .. _____ lION 1 _ I 10 COMMENCE 'ACTIVE WORK APPOI'I L I'. :, STU1DENTS .ARE SUSPEiNDEI I THE WEATHER MAN I F- ..:FOR' SUFFRAGE Campaign to be Instituted Through Agency of Committees Appointed in All Departments of the University.. FINAL PREPARATIONS WILL ...…
…LOCAL AT YOUR DOOR $2.50I The Michigan Daiy I IfAILEDJ LDDRE TOANY ESS $3.00 ANN ARBOR., MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 191A. No. 15. PRICE FIVE RSITY GETS' THE WEATHER MAN _ i INAL POLISH Forecast night fair cloudiness; winds. for Ann Arbor-Thursday and warmer, increasing moderate southwesterly FOR OHIOGAME )OPESTERS PREDICT CLASH WITH -0. S. U. TO BE CRUCIAL ONE OF SEASON IN PUTTING TEAM ON SECURE BASIS. PROMISES TO BE HARD G...…
…At Your Door Three Fifteen Hundred Sum- Evenings a Week, 75c mer Session Student Vol,. III. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1912. No. 10. COMMISSION FORM IS AN EXPERIMENT Professor Reeves Sees Need of a Specially Trained Admin. istrator. POINTS OUT MUNICIPAL PROBLEM "The commission form of govern- ment," said Prof. J. S. Reeves yester- day in his lecture on "The Commission Form of Government," "is an experi- ment devised in the United...…
…Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1912. . x * FRESH VANDALISM 'ODAY. *m I il 1 * list * een * of- * * rmp, * ard * ard * t-- ter, * ce- * W. * .ent *x AROUSES COMMENT Upperclassman Scores Yearling's for Campus Desecrating Thurs- day -Night. SYRACUSE ARRIVES FOR TODAY'S MEET Each Man on Either Team Will Be, Numbered for the Benefit of Spectators, STRAW-HAT DAY. WOULD EXPELL ALL CULPRITS. MEET TO START'AT 1s30 ...…
…U APRIL 18, 1912. TE OF SYRACUSE MEET ANNOUNCED GIVES FIRST OF Sl TALKS ON DR -is to D rines Will Meet Easterners Annual Contest on Ferry Field May 18. in MONiAY. RECORD .SMASHING PROMISED. Saturday, May 18, will be the date of iz di th A' who were hurt Ek near Chelseaj n, are all recov- eir injuries, ac--E m the hospitals have been since >f them are al-y s and those whoI injured will be the Syracuse outdoor track meet here ' , w. t...…
…V: I 'lichigan Dai ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1912. 1 UNION INDORSES INFIRMARY PLAN Bog YOST LIKES THE CHANGE IN RULES Michigan Coach Believes That New Regulations Benefit Lighter Teams Neither the senior nor the fresh law classes will be represented by the ac- customed official pages in the 1912 Michiganensian. This was the final decision of the Board in Control of Stu- dent Pubications after listening yes- terday aft...…
…0 'an *1 LEA E 'u , JANUARY 18, 1912. rLY SCENERY 0 BE EMPLOYED Iv Club Plav to be Rich Scenic Effects and Stage Settings GOING AT LIVELY RATE. the curtain rises on the first [he Magistrate" next Saturday the audience will be treated f the most elaborate settings ever been seen in a Comedy >duction. While in the past it 1, wit] that times when a has been expe tines. This y s and Accordingly the three sets for the ay has been especia...…
…ilgan Daily OR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1911. WOLVERI-NE FOOTBALL SQUAD. i Ph'to 'alive Statistics of Teams Iiippl MICHIV4AN. (Average Weight 178.) Position Weight m, (Capt.) .............. L.E. 184 ....................L.T. 188 r ...................... L .G . 197 on ....................C. 202 s ...................... R .G. 180 ........................ R .T. 190 1 ....................R.E. 158 an -...................... Q. 155 .L....…
…[icr's ubscribe Michigan Daily IA Reliable Directory of Reliable Busines ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1911. _ - _. - -- I I L nmage First Stone Wall ;s of the TRIED OUT. Cabinet Club Elects Officers. The Cabinet Club, an organization composed of students from Washing- ton, held its first meeting ox the year Monday and elected the following of- ficers: President, E. I. Weaver, vice- president; P. V. Siggers, secreta...…
…THE WOV INE Vol II. ANN ARBOR, MICIIIGAN, TiUESDA Y, JULY i8, 1911. DRAKE COMMENDS tinia'ite bacofrteas ~ ZEA osinos tlI Erope outside of t of Juis- at old c Sipan- IXIPICOVEiMENTS ON DAM SPOIL CANOEISTS' SPORT. Begins Lecture-By Comparing "Is the I-loan Niveor rrying sip?" is i UNION TO PUBLISH NEWL OPERA SCORE Book and Lyrics Completed For What Promises to be Best Michigan Opera FIRST CALL FOR CANDIDATES Universities TRACES LEGAL ...…
…VoliXX ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TI ,,URSf)AY, -.4 V I Y Vol. XXI. No. the. MICHIGAN PRO-FITS ~DEFENSE DE MARCHER SUiR LE GAZON BY OBERLIN BULLS Wretched Defense of Visitors-- ti. El1cct i hno fiecr-,,atth me ino Brings Locals a 4 to 1 0' r :n I '''n caii last itiit re ltd II th e-lc ionofW.I. Dfu< h ;rtt nal _ _ u_. _ URGE VACCINATION OF ALL STUDENTS _Authorities t'ake Strong Plea For Precautions Against SSmallpox Victory . P n irnia Detui...…
…ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SITR-D)AY, h \111 V I t8,' fl t VTol. XXI. No. 117 VRITY CLASHES WITH FOE TONIGHT Strange Track Will Not Prove Serious Handicap For Michigan SYRACUSE LOSES SHOT PUTTER " hi11s .11 1 2 '5ac, Iriin thel'Starter's 111il h 1rt (sl(1 the1 11 I 11111 ee ' lt {1!' 1 silla( ' 11 l 1 11'(l t I 'MI Il l'\ c+ l t w ic . 1that 1 le i ll1 ,ii ' .ac1 ti)I I v II Ii 7Wad, adherens hc-l ('i .I cp-csc I~tt ,a c 1 11 ' 'tlcit li s be o...…
…gal" s , a f :n q rhe. M I IL i Vol. XXI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, S \'Il 'IIl 11;; I l'.1 CLOUDS OVERCAST BASEBALL HORIZON Eligibility Rules Are"Making Heavy Inronds Into Squad Material MEETING IS CALLED FOR TODAY LErANI)...'i [,OWI,;RS. PUBLISH PROGRJIA' FOR MAY FFSIIYllAjl Many Noted Artists will Appear in University Hail in RevcI of M~usic Lovers SEATS TO GO ON SALE MONDAY I \ 11 V COMMITTER TRAMP THR1-OUGH PUDDLES Nt..a cepl In- 15 i ...…
…The Michiga __ ANN ARBOR, MICH'IGAN, WED)NESD\AYJAsNUA. RY 18n scss. Vol. XXI. DEBATERS ARE TO MEET WORTHY FOE, Michigan Will Encounter Team of Stars at Evanston Next Friday Night EXPECT TO WIN NEVERTHELESS Michilsgan sdelaing enthusiasts are «nnlerissg jst hows strong a ean Northwse stern will pit on the patf om ,is isthe lig esontest ones cff Fiay lgi. WordlfroimsEvanston ays tsat thec three sen, s.iF,. Wiitesise, J. N. Phielpss, sosd J. ...…
…Vol1.Nxl. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 8181)8, 01 1 ItH Nf , 10)10. No.t(l. A RECORD BREAKER r l,i~t he1'. 0100 toot SJo t wooo a PLANS FOR PEACE hlt l a'agin o1;. W ILL SPEAK HERE Audience at Final Production i,101 1,1l 0 0011'Ol Orators Await the Competition ' .. 1 1 1 00114 , , av Baron Ludwig von Wozogen to of Opera Reaches Limit of 180''))0110 '100000, a010 1 , UI ot t> Which Decides Varsity's ,)il ,0, iiiihrcirv o h Address Deutscher Verein Enth...…
…The _ gna Vol XXT. THOMSON'S CASE. LOOKS BRIGHTER;). Michigan Authorities Believe r Fullback Will be Allowed t to Play r YOST IS CONFIDENT OF VICTORYf ITati ~tIt t;" T iomso , star full tas: ,il he a'll iii ad toicomptetagrainttisa th aope s ';ilie tegatla whih taaart sete sells al hampiosips tom rrwa ite opinion;;;'fItei \\olvrie attiori-t tca. limtiltit h;adspayed ta 'salort- ltn ila aitutdte i thitmattttand it ,oa crta intilalt ithtldecisi...…
…The MichigaDil Vol. XXI. ANN ARBOR, 7IICI iIGAN, TUESDAYX, OCTOBER 18, TgTO. No. r3. VARSITY PREPARES FOR 0. SRU CONTEST Rooters Plan to Accompany the Eleven on its Invasion of Ohio LOW ROUND TRIP RATE SECURED After narrow escapes i the first two strusgg'es the Varsity eevns is settig donin(eadlti earnest to the tasa of prep arig for the game switi repre statises sit Ohii'iState Uiivrsitv sext Satuirday. Alttiough Sattrda's shoinig tirves...…
…THE WOL0VER.-dIN ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TI URSD)AY, AUGUSTPj8, igio. VOL. I. NO. 23. VARSITY LA[C 612 E. Liberty Only one block from the Campus Three good square meals per day Single Meals 25c $3.50 per Week Sunday Dinners 35c CONSTITUTION IS ALWAYS CHANGING Supreme Court Decisions Fig- ure Largely in its Develop- ment, by Prof. Corwin trine of dti process of xcw' wherebiy, to onnexig the doctriiir of natural rights to the wistten onstit...…
…The ichian Da ily VOiL. XX. MICHIGAN PREPARES , N ARBOR, MICHIGAN, \VETNIISDAY. A\PRIL i.S, ro. Ncr. 1,;. INSI'Ct1N tART INIAI' iftI NEW PAPER STARTS .ii ' r~i N ])F(ifMf.ANNUAL MUSICAL 'IIFOR ePREP VISITORS i ci ,i __iaara fal cvo- -a1( i ll t 1 atr~ Annual Interscholastic Games the ha o iia~ dr~tt h al Attract Many Youthful ra~m;rrtcrr ai(Iim Track Stars 1woiy iiiV is iii I fl-()Ill the el hick is cit ; FriciaY, Mav it hc°re it to 1. ...…
…rN :RBOR, 1MICHIGAN, GRT) I .dl-dIHt rK 7ol.. xx SYRA USEPREPARED Tl'ice ofdaa'saioii iattg a() Condition oral Meet- -u aes in-t Ildicitat lh itstor liasoer) t 5 Coni ti orMell. i*Tet em ~r VlI-tce is a ooatta it itttheiame pfir d iastandle i till 11i ih te, ra t iee.I -tl r a ds e i I ll , sa r d ii - t lo till is st ti ITS PROPOSE PLAY (J o on Sale for Black I-ace Show so Ililga i lcl tadti atth gat1 ail miiiia lilshot' adidiic Jil Tiii...…
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…heMichiganfl .N ' ARBOR, 'IICH-IGANI F 1 fSD NY, J iNk RN 8,igi i Vol'. XX. No. -- COMEDY CLUB ADS BURDENTHE MAILS Management Again Assures the Prospective Audiences That' the Actors Are All Stars. th inI-harlioters arit ciot, andiplsei- iciltetititltcy cotalin n pittisCuets efkall lhe pr iialthatl whotweilte pan in"Te Tnsptcto i Fa ihit, to-i iii l- ith lie tcuute'toftei i taeers, ligningin te ave ie t Iate iilet if cswh l ays it tl t ide...…
