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…The Michgan Dil ANN ARBOR, 1IICI [IIOA. 81I>? N\'EI;MBERZ 24, 1907. o5. NO. 54. flflUA~flDattemptsT cred the reqtirel ditnctee.j S UUIU VRJ~ [ht t titrtenv alt th r thre OUT VITORYWih lit to i itaitt to eat-e OUTA VC 1 mJIY lst till m1l n evetsard'he ls itun tttone Mal iite icefene at Plucky Fresh Laws Fall Before the irst-ear liii 1ffandwerefred E Last Year's Champions in Long lieea'- Battle for intercass Title. l t e >ier it tt ecitearmt...…

…The Michigan Daily :\ N RB INI I i - NI It \ N V I N I)_Y Nt)V I *, I nI _1 9 VOLr. XVrII. VANDERBILT VINDICATES i t'1N-nIN I R-ANI'I)-, T , PITTSI3URG ORCHESTRA -'l lb II4 1w \tlintt WESTERN FOOTBALL NIIIlIl Lbi IttN GIVES POPULAR CONCERT " ' :, " th inaln1 n i lt, ite- , Indicates Strength of Michigan with -ti--t i- iii nw-i-n it tcn ti-n lii inn mil I Curtis in (lame and gives Clainm j tnitii-i-nand thl 1w unii it'-tn tint on C to Wester...…

… The: Michigan Daily "QIS XVI. ANN ARBOR;' MICHIGAN, I7RII).\, N\ VIiIO{1 24, 1905S. No.5 2. N 41 FORMATIONYS 'ill ii terra p)ti ass Of thl ers't'stsisfor 1vVTqFil FOR CHICAGO the .\Isroon s andi the result is initerest- Varsity Puts in Hard Afternoon's Practice-Kicking Work Was Predominant. ,ji he tumb1 ee of uses left for tite tar- , ii.} o lri ce is sea il siiisinisg ;li o e tls foachls st is inuaksing ihsmn' ol selis ecepttiolly tard...…

…V~O. N. ANN ARtBOR, MIGI., $A3URDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1900. N 55 Annrounfict'eent LTS_ BEAT OUCi THE LAWS °e takn u tite: hdd no ilouhy~ OHIO STATE ARE GUESTS _________________________plyed a goagnil ge, the' work of -~... Ourspcia lneBy a Score of "5 to (U the Literary Men back fllitdxnitozf Tleke and -lexotstxey Large elegation of Rooters Will Try LatYa'pa Michigan's Hospitality Today. of, foreign and vctory.pu Lt) al Hosfha eihtvrcpxIxse ~ ~ ei...…

…he Michigan =.SN ARBOR, NlICi-IIAN A I T'\i ESiA,) VtNi I AiRhi R4, 1))). Vol-. XX. SHOULD MICHIGAN SEEK CONFERENCE? Old Conference Question Arises Again-Some Say Yes, While Others Say No. io t till- an a i on li nit t it Ttil toilee cntanc i nto ththd1I h Mr. A hott lair( that the i r A ir.l ilic l et the i lier nec Ncre the i Aue. the [iregam rule the prii i mii 1rilii 1111 ( and the .illis nct " t1Cr taiii i tableC-A tril these." aid...…

…htR8T YEA&. ANN ARBOR MICH., SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24 1901. No. 54 MICHIGAN IS CHAMPION, I c rlein roka left half. SiO ASOE. held them for owns. Ilerrntei made ket h eal<fthe game Nlirhl' OHLAS 5 yards strugt tee ter and then on 'ilml at Coatrihted almocst. Solet. late te ext play' te fumnbled the ball but Mhian Defeats the Plucky Mten Fromnt oat renalned in nlerine htads t1e T~eir Teanl Crippled by tie Loss of pickediIt nlt and made a gain before ...…

…The ichigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1903 No. 51 LAST PRACTICE TODAY. i-s E PA frLN.- MONSTER MASS MEETING, Last Chance to Practice Yells and Ferry Fed Will Witness the Wind-Songs Before the Thanksgiving up of the Local Season-Off For UNIVERSITY HALL; 5 P. M., TONIGHT. , Game-Show Your Confidence Chicago in the Morning. In the Team. by Being Present. With only one more game to be Today at 5 P. m. in University Hal...…

…ANN A10 (C1,911 1 II 9\NiI 29'I ?IA , I. I 1)]"]' 121 24. 1908 No. 49. 'VOL. XIX. CCC COURSE BELOW REQUIRED LENGTH Director Fitzpatrick Believes the Poor Showing in East Was Due to Short Training Course. "Consideryr~,ing(therelhothe cross1 country 01101,010(1, amMol (thn eer o- potiek. '"Intthe t10000(5 hell1hebc- (100e111e1101.,lftll 91(0 -11(1 100000 1.11 tooishedtllt tltl l (11(1 9 of ac0 oh casooyt ( (I the ht t(Mio'd 10could1 do wtas(...…

…owl THlE-MICHIGAN DAILY. Imln hoe ci udie' for others mor1 W id an1IIlVmd tiithieitirres.'. elietve ft isatt Wild pn ,1c iagi~g diorP~ ' r 1uzx thsbime that s an trat n sfer their BtuLites Mattttge -C. E.XWtxoeeii alegianciato the law departm~ent. If I iliiy-tloinot go Cat ontce into tieete;oig-- iti . ge (tohs .(Leiiii tilmb ildintg. tiheyselect tite coutrtss il teCiyAtltis ,.....1ilim F. G ao il eadling tt hithier. XNeedles' to pointtout. of...…

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…tHE micdkidANkDAILV Co. Leading M~ERCHANT TAILORS The largest stock in the City of exclusive styles in Woolens for Gentlemen wear. Of high-class fabrics and special style for stu- dents. !G. H. Wild Co. A 31 s. ,ytatns t. A Book of U. of M. Views Oers'50) paeso ' sperb phot/enrsea vingss f fte ('reei/es ad bsilfings. /lcrierial desined l/and ph 5(51(5/(over, makes an cx1e(l5 0 socer eIe'.Mail oveot/se, or toa Y/cr frien/s and s/novth/em whsts...…

…2 THE UNI V E RITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY U. I ,PrgrmsilisWek.STEIN-BLOCK CLOTHING ___________________________o_______inter-d auiviert Il Published Daiy (Me ass esio fsidl urig th 4ali10 L4Iittlit ti. ii W~ ary <cvv : « oltgeyeaat ill NY thir 'Aitengo teerilg.,P °,NOTIN iHOOSIER K . K EATERa THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ]At t u e o tespakes liJLi MAIN OFICE BANCHn 0'FICE it(Ee'NOiiiQ ag pe n:his make 'of clotling *s eon. A reus.Bdg, Mai S. - 336 S....…

…MIlCHiIGArN DAILY. nlike tacticas b ttit Iii;t,- , . .... _ _ -r :.e. ..., ^_r::.3 ^,._'" ak a --- __ . 4 ._.., _ _ _ e Go I Wl Comfpany WlMERCHANT 17ItARLORSa r r IW e have com plete lines of fine Woolens for Suit- igs, Overcoats and Trou- sers, Fancy Vestings for 1909 and 1910. We make Fuall Dress 'Suits a Specialty CALL ANt ~I TS 311 S0. STATE STREET At the AN t lua G. U. Wild Coffpally [HE I VMaaging Editor VtCi-,RNCE E. ELDRIDGE. BVt...…

…THlE AMCI1R6AN DAILY-NEWS WILD 60. LEADING MERCHANT If1IL0R8 OUR FALL LINE is the hest we have ever showtn, containfing ALL THE Black and Blue Styles, and a very fine line of Fancy Suitings and Trouserings in the latest patterns and color- ings. The largest assortment in fbe state. oSoWahngton St TAR SOAPS PACKER'S 20C SPANISH ROOT i15c Grandpa's Wonder 5 and 10c Campus Drug Store R. E. JOLLY'S Lunches Are Better lTnEe I have the ilargtsit-t k...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. Fall Anllounoement.. The Largest and Most Complete Line of .. WOOLEN in. Ann Arbor will be found at G.- H. Wild & Co's, 108 East Washington St. Great pains have been taken in the selection of all soitins, trouserings & overcoatings for this season. THE MICHIGAN DAILY alty and devotion to the University. Nor is this pride a selfish one. Entereud as second-class matter at the Ass Through all of Michigan's triumphs Arbor Pos...…

…THE MfCfIfIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY. Ii -i \i rm h oii .: t Ciriacis.101 id t1 n (matidefoiii icc icr. of G. H.iil UCfmpdlly g ' nip i toofAact.ewFo. mcmc. iii .iIi Bus______________ iss Mangr-JonN ux. __________________t_______o___nt.-i i c cltutIciiai(lso1- f I_ I'o '--I'1 lii)115" I l1,1.slm h 1ifciledI ll il li ihcehc a i o tcit y N'ews ......... . . ee A \Vlite iii(rrn~ci c iii.. I'i c ci iiiea iacifomc n racsc Ihc u iriiy of, Athleti...…

…Sam Burchifield's Fine Tailoring Trade Can Deliver The Goods Sam Burchfiekl & o. EAST HRNST. for$fI 120OE. Llbety St. ALARfI CLOCKS $1.00 $1.50 $1.75 A I I lhst makes ndfully nrI e-. MICIGAN PINS AND) FORlS 25c up to $5.00 FINE WATCH IREPAIRINGi A SPECIAL.TY*. THE MICM! ClW DI) LY 11 r 1 1 111;i ~l~~r 111 l~t C1,])ON L~'N~I eior 1 i l r '.their irst class At 1he 1athr IullS 1 ho1n11 oflsllll v CIll cl lllllllcllast igh Is.Iclas Is cl ll- nc!,...…

…R~ -b4 C)C' -7 0 ', m ¢ =' z_ C i C>" V ~~ 0 n - s ot m P _ _ : ss ill , ZC r+ i ' l 1I ./.r \v { P ' ". r . i. ..r ~ r. .r r ..r ". ..r Ct C Ca CCO- CV _ c. .- .d ° '; 1 i I Full Drcss SUITS Correct and lUp=to=Date Wagnler & Co,. IKPO )"I T A ILORS Mtate Street H Y C CC r t z c z H x r, ' ., r . /% ^/v .. s s, w r "' ' a '' c f ' ..... f v 7 : .- r-- ti. ' rJ ( ' " , e .-.-. r-n '1 .vr rj u N yti. ~ .r _ r r^ , . f . . -. i 'f 0) "...…

…[or Art and Skill in Jdilorinfl Call on~ SAM BR HFIELD &C The Recognized First Tailoring Trade of the City 106 EAST HUVRON STREET Ttit MICHIGAN DAILY M1ON[Y LOAN[P Student Room Decorations A Fine Collection of tOn Wat ce.iao ntos.h ehry and all Ilt-htClas Chattel steins, Smoking Sets, U. of M. SouVernirs Ina Pyro- and tool atet (Inii ' ra~phlc Work, Pictures, Posters, Photo W. J. LOUIRIM Nets, Japanese Umbrellas, Clacks, Chaflng 104 4th AveOt...…

…TBE' UNIVERSITY OI' 11 ICIB1G.AN DAILY. THE IJMVEES1i~ OF ~I1CBIGA1~ DAILY. 3 :~:: ~sO ~ :25 :9 .~ e ~ i T HE~"VA Mal and + T1 1 wea 42 1 * bI iothn RSITY" .HAT *~.< kesa good impression wherever yon go. People see your -.at first, 1you know the value of first impressions. PHE ccVARSITY" Dia in your hat is a guarantee that you are fring, the " facile princeps" of the hatter's art. . Mlake a good impression on the folks when you go homne to...…

…rThis Space Reserved FOR Sam Burcihfieki. :: & Co. :: Ann Ar'bor'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 G4uaran teed Watch: Repal,- tnsg aSpeciaaty THE F'ARMERS AND MEtCHANICS BANK MAIN AND HURON STREETS Capnital $50,000 Surplus and Profits $!00.000 Genseral Hansking Bustlness. 3 percent paid on Timse and Savings Dleposits. Safet...…

…THE MIC~IIGA Nl3A1LI" ,EWS , 1011* + i-+ + + E-f +44-F-F F ++4 +4 4. ++ Thle Most GoulviuGiuu Tino ta Vcould do that would tend to induce you to lie STEIN-BLOCH CLOTHES '47Ould he to introduce you to a tmant who has worn them. We cannot command tihe language with which to tell you how good there clothes are. The niakers attach their labe] be- neath the coat colar of their coats, aid they are so proud of theiir reiputation, that nout the slight...…

…THE XlC:mlOA DAILY. It MCI N CENLT'P "The NisariaPts Rnute.' THE SHOAT LINE- ANN ARBOR to CHICAGO BUFFALO NEW YORK AND BOSTON with direct connections at Chicago for St. Louis, Kansas City. St. Paul and the West. For inforsoation and through ticketscaie on or write to W. W. CASE. Agent. Ann Arbor. GERGE BINCH"F, rLORI5T. CHOICC CUT FLOWERS & PLANTS Chapin St., between Huron St. and Miller Ave. Phone SOt: I S Going+ Home+ For Thanksgiviag, b...…

…TH4E MICHIGANIDAILY with 6 ILB[RVIS NUNNL[Y'S Chocolates AT PRESIDENT URGES LIT PREPARATION Value of Literary Work to Pro- fessional Students Emphasized in Annual Report to Regents. C' ies O3 the r11 tct' l . 31 11 r("-33 n~rt f) tc h ril f rcc11 11 r3111 n 1 rn1irlitir)fii< I' ( )f tIIL' s!( I:lIl1S, 3()II are that to a i Money Loaned (O Watches,, 13331 1111I1.,. fISH 333 Watches and .1(, wiry rcIfira ccc Bargains in Watcecs 3&. tIaiii...…

…COLLEGIESTYLES Whlere wiill yio find tle at its top-most bitch? In the gr eat iinixversities, to he sure The college ,'mtti knows fashion a- the small lox' knows the farthest corner of the jai]closet. "College Clothe-' is a phrase wihl fails trippiiigly froim scores of' tongues. Mane- tailor- 'laim thi s i msighityfew priodure tlieiii WVe inivite xro to 'size" us lip -tyoir judgmieiit wxill dlo the re st. iituiinxiaiixd\5Wiiter wxiolens reaxl...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 1 ALARM CLOCKS HACK AND CAIRIAGE HIRE II. of lYI. Effb ossed Stationery 25c aBox (Everybody who1(1sees it says it is goodI E. E. CALKINS, 324 SouthS"tte street Occidental Htel We (Latter to GanauetsFtic lNixson Lunch 7\ p sliiti n. V. A.A. J. RAILWA&Y LO1 lp I~ i' A N I I . r ..''',aJak ,T I :,1 r R. ,-.JOLLY Stag, St. ANN ARBOR RAILROAD AND)S1EAMSitPLIRNES T.-rwia Lec.. t~ArAb, I; itIt o uth ^ :"Ua a , .a 11:s- - , r.a ...…

…THE MICHICAN DSAILY 1 BmuNGaYTURn UNFRAMED PICTURES TO. DIIRI[S ART STORE and have thema framed with Choice Mtouldings Only 'the Best French Glas3 is Used. 223 S. Main St. Oh POOR CHICAGO W~le SHave Them Beaten tohevalita of stock and yrcson orHl t he 1lflfes, stoitil r''101flei, irimilri 0 Co)0. tfiattear S ti tot littl1)1er (oe aa rnt habe3atam b1y the lorge City Stores.. Reinforced Pore Rubber Bath Caps Si0c. Rubber Sponges 10e to $1.50 ...…

… THE UNIVER61TY 01, MICHIGAN DAILY NEW BOOKS WORTH READING the Cardin ails snuff=box. eny Harland 106 the Wing of Occtalona, JM- CY0llesler Harris The Hlear s Highway. Mary El. Wilkin The Lane that had no Turning, Cilbert Parker nte Fables, CesoAdo Alle of Old Vinceon nes, Meees'stt Theseapaon ton the Palaco of the King.,ii' MactOrtCrwfordt Songa of the lomning._ '00M sohifLpslle The Isle of Unreat, Ifn clerte arletttn A Bitycle of Cathay, F...…

…THE MICHIGANDFM Y Without Wool ANothinge is Worse Clothes to keep their shape, to wear, most he made of pore wool . 1 o wci lt 1---lbcls are seied honiestly into pu ew ltes, ntmany. Si N- Br,oca's label iad ec ic f cloth is tested for it. S'rI .ixBci offrl o wa oothei makers can: A /it tat NiisIl r ;Iyl r t /i torld idc U - ings andtihe/oh idleo lc lssiu ( w 1 /c- ttt oto p can bay. We are prIt o eietf iwihthese clothes. We welcome you to try...…

…THE AMICHtIGAN [)LILYNEW~ r + V the atuly preptridfwhir a -strong" 'tch'ctiaa f !'A l tN lR & CO oatf nea foreign aad Aome'.th a o'ensfor the ap- TAILOR~S proachintg seasne. If youare onsideringagny- 133 South Main Stret thing fot wens wear, lotfs atlk it over with yan. I DROP A POSTAL ...Whl~tiidesiring information in the.... LAW BOOK LINE T_- - E BETTER THPf N EVER The SCHLEEDE TEMPOR RY RIND~ Opene flat. Aun aI ailly adjunst1ti0e ant; i~i" ...…

…T H .9I C H IGAK D A,LYT. 1 1 { } 3 1 3 e t . f f F f t t f{ THlAT.' RE~TICULAR" SOPMfIE~ flI ABIOUT- . :_ F . CICARL1TEMS Qrok'n in Turkey. Perfected in Egypt. Enjoyed in.America. 'MOGUL SMORE.'MAKLS EGYPTIAN SMOKLI5S Cok TipsrPlin. Savsethe Coupons. ®' Thew'. C5 KOFInCo, VA a i 411 E. 57th St,, Chicago. Gap s and Gowns m fade to c i r , i ader and rented. ii Pnnns o alcolge n MIAKES PVVULAK. .. You may get the same quality in o...…

…HEICu(A'N D AI mm C.H. MJO ea cO THlE ARTISTIC DECORATORS, CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH THE LATEST AND MOST UP-TO-DATE WALL PAPER, PLATE AND STEIN SHiELVES, PHOTO RAILS, BURLAPS, PAINTS, OILS VARNISHES, BRUSHES. LASS WINDOW SHADES, ETC, ETC. Our specialty is fiue Decorating, such as Paper-hanging Paint- ing, (interior and exterior) Wall-tinting, Kalsomining. Frescu- ing, etc., etc. We emnploy only skilled workmeu aud gnarautee uur wurk. Goods D~eli...…