…Michigan I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1912. MEN'S COME-BACK TURN DOWN WATER IS SLOW BUT SURE on Assemblies Means Ban on Social Affairs if Women Persist In Stand. All PLANT PURCHASE' Ann Arbor Citizens Go Against' the Proposition by Margin of Two Votes. RECOUNT MAY BE DEMANDED. ENTEN Q nT MAY RE RESUI.T. Any doubt as to the extent of the as- mbly boycott may be quickly dispell- I by a use of the telephone in an en- avor to ...…
…TH®~ MICHIGQAN DAIL2 -mm". w THlE IIICtIGAN -DAILY Odfiial Aeiv~spaper atL the Univrersity of Michigan. Published every moraing ,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. liANAGING EDITOIL Walter H. Towers. litSINESS MANAJGER Albert IL. Dilley Editors. NoWS Editor ........Harry. Z. Folit AssJiRnt ......Frank Pennell Athletic Editor....... Karl ...…
…'Ti. MtCt14iA IL _1) A1L T_ 0 o u ten in larger cities can at alf as much to do busi- re are there better styles e us the cream of their to $35 HILL AUDITORIUM) WORK IS PROGRESSIWL RAPIDLY NOW Work on the Hill auditorium con- tinues at a rapid rate despite the weather conditions of the past month. The south side foundation has been started and it is hoped° to have this entirely completed within three weed . A runway for transferring...…
…A iCOttI .AN L. 1 1 F ti . , .. ,. t MUSIC AND DRAMA I I! 1' ' t a SymhIony Orlesta Concert. The old adage which prophesies a good ending from a bad beginning is applicable in the case f this 'year's series of four concerts given by the University Symphony Orchestra. The success which attended the first ap- pearance of the orgapization for, the season was doubled and trebled "by the last evening's oncbert fheld in igh School Hall....…
