…with life and shall be all aglow with a passion for service. The great war SUUthrough which we have just lived has thrown doubt upon every answer to the permanent problems of organized society. You must face this universal e mind challenge. Everything is questioned. sidered All of the ordinary ideas and beliefs of not an man are being re-examined, re-formu- i think- lated or abandoned. A deep tone of eaning disrespect runs all through American...…
…_IV IJ ,41111t..... ,, Not one error was made by either team in the encounter, both aggrega- tions doing perfect work in th~e field. Several pretty "plays were made, two of whichi by Michigan cut off probable scores. A wonderful scoop of Makin's ,grounder in the first inning by Van Boven made the third out, and kept California from scoring a man, who was on third. By making a shoestring stope of Works' single in the sixth inning, Per- rin tied...…
….;... _i "Duke" Dunne has also entered in this event, and although. he has not been o~fficially credited with anything better thtn 150 feet, he tossed the ,javelin 1850 feet in 'the Conference meet and stepped over the line. As he has been working out daily in this event, hie may yet throw the weed t~hat ~far officially. Dunne has the build of a javeli thrower, and shows promise of becoming a wonder. Landowski, a freshman, will' also compete ...…
…nic elms which o'er us bend ene their sh'elter lend, eir heights through years looked down the classes leave Ann Arbor Town. irst montha of Tappan's sway, h the years to Hutchins' day, , ithin that span, by mind of any man, ssembled on this lawn, ith-and then was gone. CiL[ONDIAIS DEFEAT { MICHIGANNINE.9 B LY (Continued from Page 1) runs, but he, himself, was -unable to score, as Works went out, second to first. Bruins Stop Scoring In the nex...…
…AT YOUR DOOR THREE THE ONLY OFICIA TIMES A WEEK, 75c SUMMER NEWSPAPER AT YUO AI ABW OLVERINECTHE4ONLY O CA Vol. VI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1915. No. . QUkEIS CRODI BEFORE ATTACKS LED BY SISLER IN TWO CONTESTS Michigan's Best Ball Player Wins First Game Single-Handed; Plays Stellar Bal in Second; Gets Total of Seven Hits in Eight Chances -o INITIAL CONTEST LOPSIDED, FIN AL SCORE 10 TO 0; YESTERDAY'S GAME HARI)FOLTGHT TO SIXTH; ...…
…THE WOLVERINE .6 .0644. - I-, Orpheum Theatre The House of Famous Plays by Famous Players. June 24-25-Thurs. Fri.-Blanche Sweet in The Captive, and Paramount Travels. June.26Sat.-The Patriotand the Spy, and Comedy with Charlie Chaplin. Jose 28-29-Mona Tues.-Hazel Dawn in Niso. June 30-Wed.-Alt Star Cast in The ChristianbyHalCaine. Reboskedi5c June -Thurs.-Lois Meredith in Help Wanted, and Paramount Travels. -" THE WOLVEINE The officia...…
…THE WOLVERINE We charge you Amateur Photographers' Headquarters for Kodaks, Films and Finishing PRINTS ON nothing for devel- in Ann Arbor is at Ioping roll fl flinN ItUnvesiy veueVELOX you can finda" LYN DON'S, 719 North University Avenue single defect (Two doors from Hill Auditorium) Established 1905, and growing bigger every day YARSITY BASEBALL COES ONDED f IDE. Purity Committee Attempts to Cause Endorsing of Summer Ball Rule THREE PLAYERS...…
…THE WOLVERINE BE CAREFUL! You "don't take chances" when you COME OVER TO where you eat, for these are EAT AT OR E N'S OR EN'S CAFETERIA days. You inspect everything before you buy it CAFETERIA -i TUESDAY'S GAME (Continued from page 1) Wisner, p ..........1 0 1 0 Matchett, r. 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Totals ...........30 0 6 24 12 3 Innings ......1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9-R Michigan .. ...0 2 3 2 0 0 3 0*-10 Pennsylvania .F.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- 0 Home run-Sis...…
…A AT YOUR DOOR THREE E IHE OLY FICIAL EVENINGS A WEEK, 75eSUME PUBLICATION Vol] IV. A\N ARBOR~l, MIC.i] (fAN, T'.U'' Th-4t, J'NI21,1.11. No. 1. rA I S w 1 '9ID'w t f g ( . I lhies 7. Pnn vh ii'7 I~~~ B Y1(' wt bfu usuo frl,1iH, 1 1stb iii'a us 11 ll i' 4 17, 1Pen, yl 'nlsa , dni of a lovely -'' "nl'u 'ivnassorf- ' n_.'i tellfi~'jusr- -. Idilsastrouns 11'.i ; \ .111 r <i t ie h iu uii niflfaf i iivI ii l 11:4111like a hit-aisl-rt iiests i...…
…THiiE W 0 L V E R I N E ;ea TRY T R U BEY' S ICE CREAM Also Martha Washington and Crane's Candies 116 S. Main St. Phone 166 UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC MAYNARD STREET. ANN ARBOR Special Summer Session June 30-August 22 All Branches at Music Per Catalegue or ifrmation, call at oflice or address CHARLES A. SINK, Secretary Capital, $too,ooo.o Surpies, SMosaic~ THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANI ANN ARBOR, MICH. Sae Batkingeand Corteous Tratlet otfs o...…
…THE WOLVERINE WOLVERINE NINE UNIVERSITY AVENUE PHARMACY GOULDING & WIKEL Drugs, Cigars, Candy, and Stationery. Agency Moore's Non-Leakable Pen Mack's / K r JMack's Tea -K : Roome Roo FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Open from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. DINNERS SERVED FROM 11 A. M. TO 2. P. M. Service a la Carte. Ladies' Rest Room in Connection MACK & CO. (Tea Room Second Floor) 1 t l T i f i c A 1 _ 1 DEFEATS PENNSY. (Continued from page 1) Toomey threw...…
…T1H11 E 'W 01,U v r, tOI N E C'OMMEINCEMENT 9:00 a. insProcession starts. WEEK PRIORAM. 10:00 a. m.-Commencement exer cises. Address by George Edgar Vin- (Continued from page 1) cent, LL., President of te Unier- sity of Minnesota. 8:00 p. rn-Reception > y te Uni- 1:15 p. i.-Commenement Dinner versity Senate in Memorial hall to in Waterman gyn. Tickets must be invited guests, graduates, former st- dent andfrieds o theUniversity. proeured at th...…
…ijtt W.of VOL. VI. No. 198. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1896. FOUR PAGES-3 CENTS. We M~ust M~ove The store we new cpy has been sad, We miust sek new S We M~ust Close Out b e efeieseewhich I f Byou sentanytiing Inthe11 $5 music line gee tr prcetis $ week. STHE ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO., I S. MAIN ST. BUY BEN-HUB BICYCLES. ;eO99!~s hUH -3: :ius - - V flOXA At'Il 1A IMVPORTANT NOTICE. G. H3-. WID. The Leading Tailor, and only irect Imp...…
…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. versity, but as well by all interested +t*in higher education and by manyw Psi 0 are fiamiliar with Dr. Angell's worknkU Published Daily (Sunay excepted) daring lupul~tic life. the College yvear, at THE UNIVERSITY~ OF MIHGN 96 HOLIDS CLASS 1XERCISES.FN T I F Of Gents' Patent Leather Shoes. Of Gents' Colored Shoes. Of Ladies' Oxfords in Patent Leather, Dongola, Vica in Button or Lace, Black or Tan, (Razor or ...…
….1 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. MHIGAN GENT1 AL Time Table (Revised) March 1, 1800. Mal and Ex----- 3150 Mall ------ 838 N. Y. Special ---a 00 N. Y. Special.-- 7 30 Eastern Exa---10 12 N. S. Limited.--- 0 23 Atlantic Na--- 7 20 Pacific ENa.---12 16 D. NExpress --5 40 Western Ex.--2 00 G:. R. Express ---l1105 Chi. Nt. ENa.3-- 0 32 GRExs----5357 0. W. RUGGEaS, H. W. HAYES, 2. P. & T. Agt., Chicago, Agt. Aaa Arbor RAILROAD. Time Table, Jan...…
…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. For a Sty lish GREAT: TRUNK: SALE! MOORE & WETMORE GREAT TRU K: S LE~l6 S. Main and S. State St.. AND WELL MADE I Gradvatiog Suit -CALL ON- Jos. W. Kollauf, Merchant Tailor, He Pleases all the Students. 10 E. Washington St. Gibson & Clark PHOTOGRAPHERS, 12 W. HURON ST ANN ARBOR Steam Laundry, No. 23 S. Fourth Ave. CATERER, 20 EWashing- HANGSTERFER, o n FIRST NATIONAL BANK. OF ANN ARBOR. Organized 1863. Capi...…
