…U The Michigan Day ly ! TAILED TO ADDRESS $ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1912. PRC PRICE (-TWO ARS 0O THE WEATHER MAN Forecast for Ann Arbor-Friday fair. University Observatory - Thursday, 7:00 p. in., temperature 44.0; maxi- mum temperature 24 hours preceding, 49.6; minimum temperature 24 hours preceding 31.6; average wind velocity 9 miles. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * VOTE...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Our Political Platform tigh Price and Quality, C . H . W ilid C o. Tailors and Importers 311 South State Street Stes a er Now that the weather is cool you will need a good warm MEATER to keep warm, made in all colors. GREY, BLUE, WHITE THE 1CHII AN DAILY Official newspaper at the University of Mich- igan. Published every morning except Monday dur- ing the university year. lntered at the post-office at Ann Arbor, Mich- iga...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'resents the Animals 's"--or, ''Blowing Their Own Horns!" r c a r T , i~ /ll" nti ".d ,nl yco.P. ' lr "ly 14 i rl A There's a lot of satisfied men riding in our band wagon. -Not necessary for us to blow our own horns about Stein=Bloch Clothes, -But if you haven't a seat we want you to get on and'ride. They give satisfaction-we'll prove it by a strong record. Y. 11. C. A. Arrange For Big Program. A full program for the un...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .' "! "1 " 1 SPORTING PAG E Whitney The i L. WAGNER & CO. 'State Street n of the Big White Shoe M o r.5 COYOTE SCHEDULE BADLY BROKEN UP One week from tomorrow Michigan meets South Dakota, and thereby hangs a tale that will interest all followers of football and will cause considera- ble comment and discussion. South Dakota has played two games, one with Minnesota whom they defeated, and the other with a small wester...…
…At Your Door Three Fifteen Hundred Sum- Evenings a Week, 750 mer Session Student; VOL. III. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TH UESDAY, JULY 25, 1912. No. 13. NATURE IS STILL LEC"RESONOOKIIPLATES, BEN GREET PLAYERS GODsRni TI' GARDUSMAY REMOVE ALL GREATEST HEALER Speaker Tells of Significnce, Histor ARRIVE WEDNESDAY Bs OHanve B il re asor-Son g OBJLE TIONSTOTHE anod Mlaufacture of:Nme flRIHldArun Dr. C. W. Edmunds Says Physicians Labels. omeo and Ju...…
…TIIE WOLVERINE THE.WOLVERINE iS01Vf Published Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons by the students of the University of Michigan summer session. Communications will be printed only when signed, although writer's name will 'be withheld on request. Notices pertaining to university affairs will be printed once gratis. Address-The Wolverine, Press Bldg., Maynard Street, Ann Arbor, Mich. Office Hours-2:00 to 4:30 p. in., daily. -S I Phones, 9...…
…THE WOLVERINE ; l FV i 6 t _ WHIE TA LIE rt ST FOTOF GIWL WHTESTR IN RAETDETROIT IWL For a, Delightful all Day Outing ott the beaustiful St. Cl arn-e take the steamero"Toohtaaoany ornig :3, Sudys oo. Rare returningstme toy: Root Horse 5.oo;Fiatos orooTsshRooak, 5o ents,0or Toledo and reotur, steamero "Owana" leovtsiDetroit eoey week day 85 a.m.,eey Sutnday 830 a.m.,eetstotDe- i roit 7:15p.mt.; fatre Sundy 5c, week daysttt.oo. Forgen Afternoo...…
…THE W OL VuAIRINE ANOTHER ('OMPLAINS OFi DANt'ES. BASERLL MEINI ON)AY. MUST CUT SPEED ON :- Writer Suiys Union Should Veto lis. All Prospective Players to Meet at the DEAD MAN'S CURVE graceful Spectacles. Union at Four O'clock, Editor The Wolverine: All baseball teams desiring to par- Michigan Cetral Ordered to Ran The -articles in Tuesday's issue, in ticipate in a series of games for the 'rains Slowek Nea Whitore regard to the questionable d...…
…1 . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1912. Ar ALL CAN TELL'EM. TOWN * * * * * * * 4' * * * * * * * * * The Michigan Daily offers three colored Souvenir Anniver- sary issues during Commemora- tion week. This is the first is- sue. The second will appear on Wednesday morning and the third on Thursday morning. They can be purchased on the street or at News stands, book' stores, and drug stores. u s s I* * * * * * * * * * * 4' we ...…
…75th Anniversary Souvenir Edition K h Michigan Daily at XXII EXTRA. AN$N ARBOR, )fICHIGAN, TUESD)AY, JUNE 25, 1q12. PIEFV ET RMY FVEERANBESEGEALL CAN TELL 'EM. DIVESSIFIED PROIIBAM IS The old boys tell some pretty good class in the University. TOW ~ ones. Seated comfortably on the 'Un- All year Judge Alfred Otis, Atchisoni, ARBOR ~ ~~~~Ian porch, the students of the earlier Kan., and Rev. Blelvilie ,Porter,. Nor- O F R D T B Y I i A I days spi...…
…DAILY. 'he official newspaper of the Universi- ty of Michigan.! Walter K. Towers, Managing Editor. r Rom Dilley, Business Manager.1 and aner THE WOLVERINE. at Buildings 'our Purchase ite Street LIBERTY AoC I Admission 5 Cents, MI The official newspaper of the Summer School. Robert Gillett, Managing Editor. John I1. Payne, Business Manager. The commemoration week editions are edited and managed by the combined staffs of the two papers. ...…
…This sli "Cork" 'Newt" is on Main acert the .nd eyour- and in 7 o'clock. Senior Reception. The senior reception will be held in the gyms commencing at 9 o'clock. Underclassmen and alumni are invited to attend. Tickets are on sale at State street bookstores for $4, gallery seats $1. A Full Line SENIOR LAWS HOLD CLASS DAY. Portrait of Prof. E. R. Sunderland Pre- sen~ted as Class Miemoril.L 1 The class day exercises of the 1912 tlaw cla...…
…EXT RACK SQUAD. A] ter Tiler Was Chosen by Team After Eastern Inter- collegiate. 1912 Carrol B. Haff, '13, Kansas City, Mo., was elected captain of the 1913 track (team on the return of the cinder ar- tists from the eastern intercollegiate meet. Hle won his "M" for the second time this year when he took second to Reidpath of Syracuse in the quarter. Last year lhe also placed in this event. On the day that he was elected captain he rceceive...…
…HI '75 Ne~ar For R( dents ity beckoned to and women who was crowded by ves of the graduates. solo by Prof. How- ked voices from the ,ave two selections. For Sale-Due bills on the Charlevoixj Hotel, Detroit, at 20 per cent dis- count. Address The Wolverine. WANTED Wanted-Students to sell automobile device during vacation. Profits im- mense. Can easily make en~ough1 to carry you through next term. Tour- ing season opened. Connect with manufac...…
…and Bli Victors "I kind o' lik Ann College Oper VARIED GAME CAPTURED'BY QUAKER NINE. (Continued from page 1.) d Street east of the second sack for a nap and the aforesaid hidden ball trick was perpetrated on him. All this time Cor- bin was holding the Quakers safe and when the Wolverines came to bat in the last of the fourth one run looked ee large. And Lavans, first up, produced 11 the run by leaning against one of Thompson's shoots for a ...…
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…igan Da ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1912. HOCK CONVENTION PICKS BRYAN AND "TEDDY" FOR RACE William Jennings Bryan was nom- inated by the combined vote of the Democratic delegates at . the mock convention that was held in room B of the law building, which was attended by 300 political enthusiasts. The Ne- braskan received 75 votes which gave s him the unanimous decision -over Wil- son, Clark aifd Underwood. Theodore Roosevelt wa...…
…THE MIi AN DAIL THE MI AN DAIL [LAN DAILY at the Upiversity higan,. rning except Mon- the school year. : Office at Ann Ar-' nder Act of Con- iter K. Towers. NESS KANAQER bert R. Dilley Editor. ION A^8C I SATURDAY MAY 25, 1912. j Night Editor-Mzaurice Toulme. Meeting of editorial and reportorial staffs today at 1 p. m. lembers and tryouts must be present. That Reserve List. We are always pleased when we learn that some department in the u...…
…I'' T the delphi and Alpha Nu societies meet he final contest of the fourteenth ual cup debate at 7:30 o'clock this zing in room B of the law building. subject for discussion is "Resoly- 'hat the federal government should iire and operate the Telegraph s in connection with the Postal ice," with the Adelphi team on affiirmative side of the question. dging from the hard work both is have been putting on the sub- for the past two weeks, and f...…
…ICHIGAN DAILY 4 Established 1872 No 2 $6.00 No 3 $5.00 WOMEN HOLD MAY JUBILEE TODAY Field Day Exercises are to be Held This Afternoon Followed by Picnic Slipper. Already established as a tradition, the Women's Field Day exercises to- day will have many a novel feature which will tend more than ever to pro- duce the spirit attendant to such an affair. Dispelling the weather-doubt present at the first of the week, a clear lay is promised the...…
…APRIL 25, 1912. I a AT Craduates this June Ai cap TO ACT AS TOAST3IA gements are practically r the annual banquet c .w class, which will be h l Secor, Toledo, Ohio, 1 ors will leave Ann Arbor rain and will arrive in Ti season for the spread. ent R. O. Bonisteel will R. Curtis as toastmaster turn, present to the clas g: "Bill" Day, of Cleve enry M. Bates, Prof. Tl- and Prof. John R. Roo lty; and "Cap" Gray, ' nd "Judge" Middleton, c Tol...…
…T H E CHIGAN DAILY .. I Street THE MICHIGAN DAILY tIiciali hewspaper at the 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. MANAGING ElDITOI. Walter H. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGEJR Albert R. Dilley THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1912. Night Editor-Norris A. Milligan. Spring Concerts. For the sake of reasons compar...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MEN best in IJN Haberdashery s are the lok est con- "Iloleproof" Costs No More Than Others at ig There are just two kinds of hosiery-the kind that wears and the kind that tears. Yet they both sell for the same price. Certainly you would not buy unguaranteed hosiery when for the same money_)you can get the famous" "Holeproof" guaranteed against holes for six months. You pay no more for "Hfoleproof" but it wears six, t...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY men' Bath in Hard Water e Soap is a classy article which meets every require- t. hits Rose or Violet, full half pound cakes, lathers ter; perfectly transparent, looks good enough to eat- 't be better at a higher price. It's a perfect Rexall X11 it right- 1GO a cake, 3 for 25c. texall Drug Store E. C. EDSILL, Prop. Prescription Specialists New W1 THURS., APRIL Chas. A. Sello Stupendous Trick Spectacle Merry Musical Extravagani...…
…1 lichi gan Dal 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1912. FAOSrFRA~S P OF ' NIA llT Ittend Y.W.C. lor s at RELIGIOUS WORK BEGINS TONIGHT Men and Religion Forward Movement Opens With Mass Meetings MANY RESPOND TO, RICKEY'S SUMMONS Although Eighty - Three Ball Tossers Report, Infielders Are Needed F ITUSSFFRAGIST SPE lERE SATURDAY F IMiss Pankhurst to Appear inl "igh tables, stretched the ie Y. W. C. A. parlors :all, decorate...…
… IIGAN DAILY oer at the University Iichigan, morning except Mon- ut the school year. lost Office at Ann Ar- under Act of Con- 3, 1879., ZNG EDITOR. K. Towers. iS MANAGER tR. illey ditors. ......Harry Z. Fol, ......Frank Pennell ......Karl Matthews ......G. C. Eldredge i .... Earl V. Moore ews Harold G. McGee ......Emmett Taylor orials. nan Frank E. Shaw Maurice Myers t Editors. Mack Ryan C. Harold Hippler Robert Gillett porters. Morris Houser...…
…COLORED MOTION PICTURES -EXHIBITED BEFORE'?MEDICS. F. M. Loomis, '12, medic, addressed the University Clinical Society and members of the Medical department last evening in the west amphitheater of the Medical building. His lecture was illustrated with original photo- graphs which he has collected in his study of pathological subjects. Through the courtesy of the National Cash Register Company of Dayton, Ohio, moving pictures, showing the so- ...…
…iB E.1UXJ 7.AN DIAILY BASKETBALL . J ii co. YOMPARY JEWELERS Fraternities Socleti. and Clubs SERIES TOMRROW Soph Lits Ca With First Year Men of Same I partment in First Game of Year. TEAMS MUST BE ON FLOOR 7:00. Monday evening marks the com- mencement of the interclass series of basketball games for the champii- ship of the campus when the Soph Lits will meet the Fresh Lits in the initial contest of the season in Water- man gym at ...…
…1031 Zl °'. r S rl } 'F" s sr e '1 y 4 r Z f ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1912. FIRE THIS MORNING ROUTS STUDENTS FROM SLUMBERS e pub- 3 to be of the last evenirg when ink tea" in the up- the general libra- re wasn't any tea corn, minits and usion. And not on- nts were lunching+ sedy fashion while bstance of numer- after much sleuth- e" detective work. perclassman was ' Having invested e in the edibles, he g room with the el...…
…4 Nev1 of a. IPublished every morning except Mon- j day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. MANAGING EDI'TOR -- Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert R. Dhiley Editors. News Editor........Harry Z. Fols Assistant ............Frank Pennell Athletic Editor......Karl Matthews Assistant...........G. C. Eldredge Nvlusic and Drama ....Earl V. Moore intercol...…
… ;: ['N4G. ETENT ON LOCAL STPEETS M, of Sprinting Professors Attract Notice as They Engage in Prize Dash essed Along Several Blocks. r 13, will "Whoa, there!. Look at him go!" reg- "Go it, Long-legs! Well, I'll be blow- .e on ed; it's my chemistry prof!" ." "And the other's my prof in C. E.!" ff of Two professors running a Loot race I. CLASSIFIED ADlS. * Adiertising. twaiter for this classified coliumn umust ialways be paid for in aI4I~...…
…FI1GAI~j DAILY -. OMI Helpful Heart Healing Hints by Nora Lean Jibbey New Whitney I II CS latest Suits for the Hop.{ Dear Miss Jibbey :-I am a freshman but plan to attend the J Hop. Do they you can all wear dress suits? I have a nice black suit and would like to ask whether it would be sufficient?' "1915." Evening dress is of course proper1 Block at a formal party and most go in dress suits, though some attend under dur- ess and others i...…
