…THE WOLVERINE 1 r . a ..a4 .set t 1 '. WHITE STAR LINE WHASR FOTDETROIT For a Delightful all Day Outing othe beautifut St. Clatr Ri, tak the teamse Taslno" anyorig8:30, Sundays 9:0. F: returninsamatsy: Port Hlrns i.oo; Flas orTasiosPa 5o cen1s; or Toledo 0and return, steamser'"Oana"ees lDetr eey week day 8:5 aIm.,,every Sunday 8:34 ao., returs ot tsoit 75p..; faroe undas 5 vekdys i.oo. For an Afternoono Ride to St. Clair Flats, Tastznoo Park...…
…THE WlvsIRINE THE ANV ARBOR SAVINGS BANK Capita] ................ .300,000.00 "uis nel !: V ividetl Profit.. 100,000o0TIE WEATHER TlsooeCes.. ........... ....3,000,000.00 Transacts a Generel Banking Business _____________ 3 ercenttittteretst paid onS aigs Pepo'ats - Your Iesniness iolicited IFair tonight, and probhly Chas. 1X. liscocht, Pn(-. Michael J. Fritz, Csh'r Wednesday. w. D. HarrimanitVi res. Canl F______________. Ass Cshrb t VO ,, 0'...…
…Michigan Dai ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1912. THROAT EPIDEMIC THREATENS TOWN, WOULD HAVE SILBY ROCKS PRESERVED FRESHMAN APOLOGY Adopts ase is Contagious and Those fected are Urged to Consult Physician Immediately. Af- I Ask' Classes to Bring Glacial Rem- nents to Campus as Lasting Memorial. (The for FOR MANY.{ r the past week, an epidemic of a liar kind of sore throat has been ng through Ann Arbor. Rumors to the effect ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ate Street n the city. r to those e In this city. ate Street ORS aw order your PING CARDE THE TIME IS LIrlITED ate and 00 Cards $1.25 We also have the ii "NOGIFT CARDS" Sheehan's STUDENTS' BOOKSTORE ' Typewriters For Sale or Rent r YPEWRITING 0. D. MORRILL 322 So. State Street PRESSED BY HAND AT S 410 SOUTH STATE STREET Overcoats Dry Cleaned and Pressed 75c SUITS PRESSED 25 OVE~RCOATS PRW35BD 25e THEM fCHIGAN DAILY...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY RESHMAN TENNIS SQUAD I _ . ... TAKES EASY GAME AT? Defeats Normalites by 6-Love Before Hundreds of Entlu. slastie Fans. YPSI. Score The freshman tennis team journey- ed over to Ypsilanti yesterday after- noon and easily took the Normal boys into camp, winning by a 6-love score. The match was played before a large crowd, and the presence of so many fair Ypsi fans made it hard going at first for the somewhat stage-struc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Its JUNIOR LAWS- ADD ANOTHER VICTORY Senior Lits Lose First Game of Year to Legalities Through Han. dicap Score of 4 to 1. STAGE FINAL GAME ON FRIDAY. By holding their opponents runless for seven innings yesterday afternoon while they were chalking up four credit marks on their own tally sheet, the junior laws added the scalp of their old enemey, the senior lits, to their broken string of victories and placed themselves on...…
…0 he Michigan Da ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TU]SDAY, APRIL 23, 1912. NO ACADEMIC DRESS FOR ALUMNI Graduates Not Expected to A ppear in G1arb for (elebri ationt, GDean J. R. Effinger yesterday denied IF the rumors that have gained some cre- dence among alumni that they will E S be expected to appear in academic dress at the Seventy-fifth Anniversary Celebration. The faculty, the r pre- sentatives from the other univer.ities STAN and colleges, a...…
…MICR t N ] AIL? MIC~i LN AlL! I I1 ost com- e city. )r goods All goods Sa THE MICHIGAN DAILY' Qibcial Newspaper at the Uiversity of Michigan. Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- grss of March 3, 1879. KANAG4IING EDITOR. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert L. Difley TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1912. Night Editor-Fred B. Foulk. Spring Co...…
…TRU MICHIGAN DAILY best in e the lowest con- $5Hato pfel MUSIC AND DRAMA Vocal Historical Recital. In the various fields of the fine arts,] there have been women who have been accorded places beside their male workers. So it is not astonishing to find women composing songs, sonatas, dance suites, piano pieces and even orchestral works. For the lecture re- cital Wednesday afternoon at high. school hall, Mr. Howland has chosen a list of eigh...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILI CLASS BASEBALL MANAGERS HOLD MEETINGTONIGHT lich. N ew Rules Will Be Thoroughly plained; Eligibility Lists Must Be Handed In. a--But Its your spr- L M ST. There will be a meeting of all inter- class baseball managers at the offices of the athletic association tonight at 7:30 to make the final preparations for the opening of the interclass gam- es. The new draft of rules for interclass contests will be given out and ...…
…e Michigan DaIly =Daily Reaers $2,500,000 IMere Ai ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1912. PRICE IRI-E rDRAI 1T MEN'T Performance of lost d Are Declared rs With x9670. THE HONEYMOON IS CAPABLY PRODUCED, All Arrangements Moved Along Without Hitch and With Vim and Dash PROPOSES VOTE BE TAKEN ON POLICY Freshman Law Takes Exception to Dailv's AthleticStand in Editorial THREE MICHIGAN MEN COMPOSE FEDERAL PURE POOD BOARD. Dr. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CtIOAN DAILY E I Official Neowspaper at tho University of Michigan. Published every morning 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. HANAGING EDITOR. Walter %. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert R. Dilley Editors. N~ews Editor ........Harry Z.' Fol. Assistant ......Frank Pennell Athletic Editor....... Karl Matthews Assistant.....…
…TXMICHIG ADAL D AILY ties can at do busi- Ater styles n of their NINE SPEAKERS ENTERTAIN SOPHOMORE LITS AT DINNER Mr. W. H. Hamilton, of the econom- ics faculty, was the principal speaker at the fourth of the series of soph lit dinners at the Michigan Union last night. The affair was featured by an ad- dress by Lester Keliher, president of the soph engineer class and by an out- lining of the infirmary project by Ed- win R. Thurston, '13, a...…
…Lm MiLDilUAN DJA.[ I he senior civil Ld a dance last ncing academy. 0D TALK order d STATIONERS. ESTABLISHED 1872 PROMINENT MAN SUDDENLY VANISHES W. C. Long, '08, Disappears at North Yakimia, Wash., and His Death is Feared. ATTENDED 1913 JUNIOR HOP. W. C. Long, '08, has been reported missing by the authorities .at North Yakima, Wash., and it is believed that he has been drowned in the Yakima river. Long, who was employed by a lumber comp...…
…I T gan DailyI ANN N, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1912. Trouble. aes that try when crews of Ann Ar- were seen many an oath MEDICS CELEBRATE "FOUNDERS' DAY" '62-'66 M, al Talk arced the ed to of the Eveni ADVOCATES LIBERAL EDUCATION . Dr. Lewis S.'Pilcher, '62-'66 M, of . New York, was the speaker of the ev- ening at the celebration of the sixtieth anniversary of the founding of the medical department. The subject of his paper was on "Anti...…
…IL7 sity morning except Mon- ut the school year. Post Office at Ann Ar- . under Act of Con- tor ........Harry Z. Fols ............Frank Pennell' ditor........Karl Matthews ............G. C. Eldredge ............Emmett Taylor Drama ....Earl V. Moore date News Harold G. McGee an Frank E. Shaw Maurice Myers Editors. Mack Ryan 0. Harold Hippler Robert Gillett needs of more than eight hun- dred students. As a practical result, any* person- des...…
…Helpful Heart Heali ng Hints f < I by Nora Lean Jibbey i iR I In Love With the Count My Dear Miss Jibby:-I am in love, very much so, although the object of my affections is not as yet aware of the fact. I have never seen the one man for me, but from the pearls of wisdom and the flowers of poetry which flow from his pen, I am sure that he is the only man who can make me happy. The gentleman, for I feel positive that he can be nothing els...…
…"SHORTY" DENIES C~rOAN DAILY 1i~ REAL FEATURE r L New N'T"hitivey "I 1 i CO. ANYI and Clubs CURRENT RUMOR Diminutive Inf ilder Reports That He Will Be Ca Hand At Train. ing Time. CALL IS ISSUED FOR TODAY. Rumors to the effect that "Shorty" McMillan will not turn out for base- ball this spring are entirely unfounded> according to the diminutive infielder himself. "There's nothing to it," said Shorty, "I have been intending to get o...…
…Michigan Daily I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1912. I i 11 ilI I 11 in 11M11111111mii f AL FACULTY GOES 0 FOR CONVENTION. rs lVill Present Papers ssemblage of Dis- [shed Dentists. NEW YORK ALUMNI.. TO SUPPORT UNION President Hutchins Reports That at Banquet E nthusi- asm Was Shown FLONZALEYS GIVE NOTABLE CONCERT. Great Exhibition of Chamber' Music is Given By The Famous Quartet COMEDY CLUB RECEIPTS FOR FIRST PERFORMANCE ARE...…
…1kI;iIGAN DAILY Newspaper at the University of Michigan. ied every morning except Mon- throughout the school year. I at the Post Office at, Ann Ar- Michigan, under Act of Con- cian's attendance, there is only th - choice between medical care at heavy expense and the disagreeable actinE as clinical material in one of the col- lege hospitals. It might be difficult and involve too great expense to equil a small hospital exclusively for stu- dent...…
…The attempt of the university or- hestra to collect $20 from the Corn- dy Club, for music rendered at the nnual club play,' was meeting with pposition. TWVENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Some discouraged ymembers of the sychology classes petitioned the fac- ty to drop the courses from the cur- V*AN D AILY: -NORTHERN ORATORICAL LEAG~UE TRYOUJTS TO BEf4TN' FEBRUARY 19. Preliminaries for the local Northern Oratorical League contest will begin on February ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL % wrrwlrrrirvr rw+r rW i riririen nogre ri rw rr well-dressed by us. wear, let us York's latest CONTRACTS LET FOR'13 JUNIOR HOP Deco. Program, Catering, Music and rntion Covenantsre A 1 the Hop you can colm Block 3adges I ATIONERS your designs or furnish rk guarned AVG. he Junior and get it over with tlI delivery. p-to-date, Announced. ATTENDANCE OF 350 EXPECTED. Michigan is, again ready for thee perrennial ju...…
…Michigan Daily L ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TRURSDAY,,NOVEMBER 23, 1911. ..:.,. RS. ivania will refuse to with the PROF. WENLEY TO SPEAK AT SMOKER, He Will Represent Faculty And Senior Law Will De- liver Student Toast OTHER SPEAKERS NOT SELECTED. Professor Robert M. Wenley andI Langdon Larwill, '12 L, have been con to . Arbor last. ,an students eatment and en the game , led by the in a body to s away from the it was only the al cool head...…
…rTHE MICHIGAN DAILY E WheelI TJlE fII, 1HCIAN DAILY j fficial Iewshaper ait the unliversity of .11'clilgan . Published every morning except lion- day throughout the schiool year. MANAGING EI)ITQR. Walter R. 'lTowers. BUSINESS MAINAGER Albert R..lDilley 1 Editors. News Editor ......Harry Z. Folz Assistant........... Frank Pennell Athletic Editor......Karl Matthews Assistant.... .G.. C. Eldredge Mlusic and Drama .Earl V. Moore 1Itercollegi...…
…THE MICHIGAIv DAILY i II Mi I W Mi 1( 'C y and l' s Creams ore . 'hosia 270 MW ~ 1 & Co.'s knowledge no verv instance. NOTICE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE MICHIGAN UNION Public nc tiec is hereby given that a special meeting of the members of the Michigan Union will be h:d at 7:30 P. M. on Tuesday, Nov- ember 2f, 1911, at Waterman Gymnasium for the purpose of considering amendments to Articles V and VII of the Articles of Asso- ciation of th...…
…Vocal Ilstorlhal Recital. "Two Song Cycles" was the caption chosen for W"illiam. Howland's second historical recital given yesterday af-. ternoon. Specifically, he chose to pre- sent "An die ferne Geliebte" (IBeethov- en) and six of the fifteen romances from 'The Fair Magalone" (Brahms). A program of this nature has a dual purpose. Besides bringing forward songs which will be interesting vocally. it must exhibit the historical develop- ment of...…
…THE WOLVERINE Vol IT. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WLv'IESDA Y AUGUST 23, 1913. NO. 24. MUSIC FACULTY TO (BIG CLOCK IS INTRICAIEFESTIVITIES END P' WVOrks That ing Campus Bell Weigh V HAVE NEW MEMBERS Many Tions SEASON AT CAMPV Quintette of Artists of Repute ht (111isja novelMocksroceedingsr ineamplurn i To Teach in Vocal and tl (Omassiv etcans o Cheget Place Into Wild Scene f Piano Departments the cmp9licted msO hecg, of Boisterousness f accesso...…
…TilE WOLVERINE Northwestern Mutual LIFE INS. CO. f MILWAUKEE Let Us Have a Talk withYOU FREID'K M. STEINBAUER Pliatrict Atesit, [Haamaond ituitatio IDetroit WM. S. MCORMICK Local Angent 12i0 Washstenaw Ave. I. Call 373-J BECST LUNCHE fANr.ot ane Creld 722 Mors-oe Si t. PHOTOGRAPHER Official Photographer to Michigan Athletics for 101 years. Studio: 319'E. Huron St. Phone 961-L SStudent's Supply Store For youar Note Rools, FountinsaPee-, S...…
…T HE W OLV ER IN E r -PHOTOGRAPHERS - - Those who wish to take back home the photograph fr the friend who will remember yon wit It pleasure each time. it iaseen, shoud go to Randall & Pack. They bring out all the finer possibil- itiea and yetdo not eliminate tat You wich yon love to think your friends care for Then, when yon go home, give or send her a likeness that she can converse with. I'll warrant you will receive a smile or letter that ...…
…T HE W O LV E RIN E T ZTBrief Cases M USIC FSCULTY TO [I fY SUMMER STUDENTS. AMVV - N1_ff )AI.CMBFRS. The University tMtsic House carries a Ube Outlinas of Hoosatc. ii- --- comptete stack of tse tMichaigan Cottege S ANEW, Cheapier tbaniSecondt iandsn(Conitinue ici t oPate, 3.) Mosic. We iovite you to call andS he- eL 'NEL"' Edwards Brothers i'rtmaeii I.aiii Mrs. (C. ft. ttiead of the caume famnitiar with it. 8-15. 32SItae vrfi 5 n (pao(c :5 n...…
…The Michigan ,.Daily Vol. XXL. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1911. No. 6 . _ .. . ADQIT fl~AT l TENNIS TEAM WINDS LUP VA SI Y EEATSU TRIP BY TYING CO)RNELLI. OBERLIN HANDILY, A4,chtgm ls touring teitiis tlayerstrait- tered into Ati Arb~or Sunday with te repor1t of a 3 to 3 tite iwitht Coronell as thte fincsh if the eastern trifp. The (fur- Frenz and Verheyen Share the tette dbid not uteet with the bnet 'of Se eso h nainbttetast P...…
…MICH13AX DAILY T I mill . H. Wk, ILDCO 311 SO. STATE iSTrREET me tWoens of ExcusveStyles OECATS, and TRUSERS T;Ldng Mrhant Tailors 31 SO 1IA7 TEEl [.d131 2 State St. Spac il Prces Quotk ..< ed trStdents . THE MICHIGAN DAILY. Managing Editor-Litz A WHT. Business Manager-NORMAN H. HtLL. EDITORS. Newt Editor...........Harold Titus Assistant .............Harry Z. Flz Athletic Editor...Walter K. Towers Assistant............ J. Fred Lawon Mtusic...…
…- so ,MICHIGAN DAILY This 1Space Reserved FOR Sam-Barclifiek ~ S& Co. Ann Arbor's Leading TAILORS 106 E. Huron St. Opp. Court House J. L. CHAPMAN, Jeweler Alarm Cocks 79e Alarm Clocks $1.00 Alarm Clocks $1.50 Alarm Clocks $1.75 Fully Guarantreed Wateli Repefrlrsg aSpealalty The Ann Arbor Savings Bank Capital Stock 300,000' Surplus $50,000 Resources $2,800,00 A General Baking tBusiness Transacted OrrICES: Chas. SE. Hiscock, Pres.; W. Do. Harri...…
…- -- ---_ ___ is ting Buds' T f II Ai ugg ests the freshness and harmony of our ) lAW SPRING FASHIONS. Our models are i vidI of iels yet Superb in style rightness. We will fit you with uneering precision at a pikthat fits your purse! J. AL M ALCO LM 1 18 East Liberty GALL ANiD SE THiE n' English. Styles- xentry ndCompaeiny 71 N. University Ave. IGranger's School of Dancing Privatke.Lessons Given by Appointment r Pa ortiscala cay or Phonn 2...…
…ILI ME The 1"R Vol. XXI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, NI 1 1111,23, 81)11. 10S1 1 TIL OPR1>1,IMS \ S DETFIACE '111 . ' R S T A K EY O F lP P A A A , T D E T F N N E WA L L O P F A R MY E R S iPr of: iia tt C I ,'. 'h 8o u d u It 1l)I S B E i N G P R O B E D:1 1 sity i llspak o Ih Pesnt) 'nd-th1818X , I-ang-up Three Points to One He 11as8justitu8'1rned (1 lI(' 18 1ai( Statistics of College Expenses "I'1 i On the Agricultural onll 81111111181 1(1(I ...…
…MCfI IIN DAILY G. Ho WIl)C. 311 SO. S TT I~ ExcluisiveSy For U OAVERCOA S? and, The Lcaio4 1c 311 50. ;S-lU S BaseB1 A,, Sportn We carryth in ;C line of. See OurtWndo Fipa Stjdrnts BnL THEMICitGAN DAILY1 Maa +i TdI IL K ii' N . q ,iOi... .i..o..I..t Nh si and Drama .*.. OriiV qv iajigis and 1k-n Ao; ll ,Hwy AthurJ. abbot+. G S hsh. y PaulCLeiiy, NIGHlT liiiCiii. IK.J K-oigrioutli 1 larol l 'c( - irialii K iii;c FI , CR il i 11 I 1 iiii 'i-i...…
…THlE MICITIG .N DAILY S. C. A. Sup pleffeilt by Perffissiou of the Miehigau Daily The Arabian Knights STATE OF MICHIGAN EXECUIrVE OFFICE i/therr ii. 1I ,S .r 1i'7S IrIlii C. I/aY SiA 'c' lr pro'ceiws P~ss /is sier Is Zvo "Ileser rs N i ii Sham'e P. Tlhoms, 5'. 1 aciee-it'ars iillriiisrl(L April, 11, l921. Secretary of the Students' Chris~ti&an Asroctation, Ann Arbor,Michigan. My dear Sir, I have read of your plan for the establishment...…
…T~lE MICTTIGAN DAILY HEALTH OF PEOPLE MUST BE BETTERED Main Root of Deterioration of Nations is Found in Disease PROBLEM PRESENTS BIG FIELD termet ofit c t ,_ - ,in aaiirtQuatc d (l 1't.. t ci I it qiteic f,1 an itsridi c a akdillw,- ,of ionsicv i ctie ccieda littic took i the de clill f ? ali impott fc wfal evil, intchlhr( 1 ~eh thAt 1aol i i , i i lu-toion' ciii tt r ii.c beftore u ea1 nt1l so afteri cliiiewa i11,i ' l tr-I ll likef an i (...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY This Space Reserved FOR Sam Burchifield 8! &Co. ! Ann Arbor's Leading TAILORS 106 E. Huron St. Opp. Court House J. L. CHAPMAN, Jeweler Alarm Clocks 79c Alarm Clocks $1.00 Alarm Clocks $1.50 Alarm Clocks $1.75 Fully Guas-ants-ed The Ann Arbor Savings flank Capitol Stotk "300,O00 Suplus $50,000 Recsour'ces $',0,O000 A Cleneral EBankingugine~lass Trasacted Urricis:sChas. E. tiiscock. tPses.; W. iD. Htarriman, Vice Preo.: M. .J...…
…SF: IHIG CAN DAILY. = gp$G"rte, -...._ ... _., . _ ....._... -e_,_.; ..w __ ,s. ' - - 5k _..b-~ ;L. :.,,_ $4.00 and 9 DEA OXFORD a Icf to our specifiatloni= I sj thispopular last i and equal irn slyle and detail to our 36.00 andc 37.00 1shoes. 3 L t ,y . IJNVE~IIYNO!I'CFS : A nhitney Theatre Tuesday April 25 INDI iN BLAN SnoseirCp 3rd ilor 'State Street )11 , and have their C0 3rd Floor I Pis:50-15-$1OO0-$1.50-$2DO0 Seat Sale Sat. Ap...…
…L t , ry cy l t I _ Th i un _.' , Vol XXI. 'VARSITY TO MEET TEAM OF VETERANS Syracuse Entries Are Strong In Field, Distance, and Quarter HEAVY ATTENDANCE EXPECTED (Coroclo o nties o-,ir teii penlit i meet i Xato rmio;gvin, winch reacheod Ani --Arb1'or eterda)-, videonce tficfact thoatin theliocans crcto b10111 icc d byl a vect(ranii igitrngiti on. 'Moln-of th ]Hell1Who111il1111pear Ottilililni lht ran tore oa1101r (g wieno the I iiiicoioo wen...…
…M A~ 8ZAIL~ Go H. WIL"D CO. 311 SO. STAT:E STREET Opening display of Spring and Sum- mer Woolens of Exclusive Styles For SUITS, OVERCOATS, and TROUSERS G. HWIDCO* WIDThe Leadingi Merchant Tailors 311 S50. STATE STEET ALL PRICES The Students ' Iypeweiter Supply Co. Room. 4 Pre.ss B aitding On"-oite Majestic P., LEATHER All pua: ,t-:. Ouriiol' fot, vOi)P rtjjrt'i cow- p0 THlE MICJIIG4N DAILY. Mlanagng Editor-LEE A WHITE Business Maager-NORM...…
…--- - ---- - -.. _. _ __ _ _ . _._a_ _____-_ BE AMONG THE FIRST to prolimile fashontin:'t!%%Suit $20.00 an~dLip F.oW.GROSS Liberty eStreet. III lYorth Ave. AM( SPA IDING & B1RO5. f eSpalding atrrsithwol Tszi.de-M~a vk of OFFICIAL EQUIP- MENT,for'allatietic PrDING sports anrd pastimes. 9I Il/heIl C.Il ICa1 It' the woldasa Wht'sNews'ina Sport Qu..flty 1quest. A. G. SPAL;DINGSft BROS. 254 Woodward Ave. Iletroit. Mich The Ann Arbor Savings Bank C...…
…TH~E MICHIGAN DAILY 5,. On the Blank of Success-that's what well tailored clothes are. A man is taken now- a-days at his "face value" May we not showx you the newest Checks and Pencil Stripes as Nvell as Plain Suitings and Over- coatings, to which D)ame Fashion has affixed her royal seal of approval this .Spring. Swell Suits and Overcoats to order, $20.00 -Fa: hions latest whispers--do lend an ear to them - - - - - JI Karl Malcolm, 118 E. Li...…
…The MichIga Vol. XXI. BIG EIGHT FORBIDS S MINN-MICH, CONTESTat Gophers May be Compelled to T Choose Between ConferenceIz ANN ARBORI RMICHIGAN, WEDINESDAY, NOVE;MBlIE 3,0)10. 3 EASTERN GAMES ARE LIKELYI The attitude of the western confer- t enlceItowa trd NI ichigois hos again lie- Come a factorin the W\olveerine athletic t situat in. This fail the jealou~isy iand an tagonismi i iich thieimiiority of the conf ereinciesools e losscnisgimani...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 311 O. TAYSTREET Opn'glislay o S:tyles FULL1RFSSSUITS ASEILTY 'J P B I F G P EiT W q1 .1 1f 5,K r afand ARMSBAND '' A i' ft. d: HE .MiICIGAN DILY. CONTEST RESULTS IN TIE " luuugiug 1.dxtux [.tc A WHITE. Laws and Lits Unable to Decide ccily)tht ,c _)ta l Pus utce I'xuuyer--Ntuttuc H. HILL. Football Supremacy sijr fitl _:li~ h.UtTOIZS. ~~~Shortenedl (quarterstogethierl ihhi'etr~i tcr?)) .-Il :cI \Neuws. 'ditot'... ... . . I ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY This Space Reserved FOR Sam Burchifiel :: & Co. :: Ann Arbor's Leading TAILORS 106 E. Huron St. Opp. Court House J. L. CHAPMAN, Jeweler Alarm Clocks 79c Alarm Clocks $1.00 Alarm Clocks $1.50 Alarm Clocks $1.75 Fully Guaranteed Watch ROpI& 1ad a g Spealalty rHE F(ARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK MAIN AND HIURSON STREETS Captal $50,100 lurplus and Prft$00,000 general 11ack~ing Business. 3 percent paid on Tinie and Savings Dieposits....…
…TH MICHIGAN_ _ IDEAL < f~rt Our best setter in ,SH-OES A new lot just in $5.00 I0EAL LAST WAGNER & CO. State Street Desks, Morris Chairs, Rockers, Rugs, Study Tables, and Draperies, Suitable for Student Rooms in Large Variety at Martin -Hailer Reule, Conllhl Jiean Come and let us surprise you with the amount of quality, workmanship, and style we can give you in one of our Fall Suits or Overcoats. No store carries a more complete stock of Clo...…
…T.,he Michigan all ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1910.. Vol. XXI. o. 5. fl Iflm i ALL-FRESH VANQUISH AL-MA FAIR MAID DISCOVERS A 1 SECOND BUCKEYE ITEAMYINEW IND O QCI ON.lIEANOCD Douglass' Pupils Win Fast Game) "I ell, is this Mr. ltstotts?" R UNI( O E 3 TO ~~Twenty-two to Two It was a weak femitie voice n ooj-lODS V IT tilth l-FehreoOPERAa Sll°wa nweig t JyyjjjSattrday, tiesmt the such toted "Would you tell me ow the Michi- HOLD...…
…14 LMICHIGIAN DAlV, G. IIe WILD CO. 311 S0. STATE STREET Opening Display of Fall and Winter Styles FULL DRESS SUITS A SPECIALTY 31SO. STATE STEET ^. 'AJUP ON THIEPROF'S r~l-.iia5 t at rics,$25.00 aid ttp. Tl:- Stud--tts' Typewriter Supply Co. !Ii-r4 Pr 3t i dt3dl. OP,SituM3.331: onts Gym Supplies of all kinds Stationery 1 pound Linen Fabric-2 fPackages of Envelopes 1 60e a Index's AT ' 320 S. State Street IT H MICHIGAN DAILY, :Iliioy'e hdI I...…
