…The Michigan Daily AN \ II II \ ,IR I \ 'KI \\ II, 6I 190 \Vol- XVII. No. 147. .............. WE DO NOT TRAIN l FOR CIIIZENSHIP Writer in Inlander Argues That the College Man Is Not Awak- ened to his Responsiilities. "D trXItiXiIg Ihe 'IXcXI of a fy rdleI or InXlIX th Im ty offro " for fouXr IyeIars, o r XXXinX XXIX ~ iuso 11111 , cXim ilXic a11(1 oXcial IasIX cr11 a ths hn s ar left r rir clk to afecr '['h I n X thXXiXXXi, fom ":Ac VlXTr...…
…" . a\N RBOR MJCH I'r A 'I1-k R SI) _ tA \.PRII 26 , 906 . deog. XVI. No. 145. MICHIGAN ATHLETES VARSITY DEFEATS LEAVE FOR PENNSY STATE NORMALS Enthusiastic Send=Off Given Team Ypsilanti Team Proves Easy Picking Last Night-Stay-at=Hlomes to -New Men Show Up Well- Continue Training. Wendell in Box. ''"A PSALM OF VICTORY'' MINSTREL RESERVED AT THE MAY FESTIVAL SEAT SALE MONDAY Prof. Stanley's New Composition to All Seats at Fifty Cents-Nobo...…
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…VOL. XIII. us or NM DAILY. AINN AR13OR, MIH.,S UTN1)AY, APRiIL 26, 1903 No. 149 MICHIGAN WINS Yesterday Was a Notable Day in Athletics for the Yellow and the Blue -Kellogg, Waite, Perry and Conger Captured the Four-Mile Relay Championship at Philadelphia-Hahn Second in Dash 'Varsity Won From Illinois in an Exciting Baseball Game Score was Fourteen to Ten The- University of Michigan team, consisting of Kellogg, Conger, Perry and Waite, won the ...…
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…be .. .. ~/ ~ l E ® , f ILI! VOL. X1. ANN ARBOR, MIICII.. FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1901 .Our Special Line of.... FIRST ANNUAL BALLD i prie5--tne'.e1 t te ;eti t a it t lt [ I'l iti tpeiden lt toley Guid: Eoreign and Domestic, New iDoaredofEdito~rs of the U. ofIll 1.I1. Se-xt, jti "lt tWthl~i I1 t ai~ tet DSte :-,,brtS f Au.1111 ',Br e . foriilltnr itirni(- ln >i FABRICS n1 i ~ e:I, A ' it Ii. ! Michg.an and M e2? rs ofthe l''lidwoll Ie' it I t....…
…VOL. X. Spring Announcement G. H. WILD & CO. it We havteo just rceivedi or line of spring woolens for men's wear Itiinles everything in staples that are suitalble andl de- sirable for the season. Ve are also lhoingi fall ranes is nov eltics in iquaiity antIsylCet sit the most exacting taste, ronsistini"of ST o ts Sit iroserng. seonit ou ht call a inspec 0tmii Ilie it WILD' S 108 E. Wasbir)gto) St. Artist en Atics- Maerals~tch oci tiocwt: Wildr...…
… Agffm z 0 o o VOL. IX, No. 1.50. ANN ARBORI, MICH., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1899. THREE Cixs P u Aissn nn BRITISH GUARDS BAND. I'U AII l -f bU. f.VV1LV U U. Will annuence that we have n(ow received our Spring and Summer Woolens. Oar stock for the ineom- log sea son is tihe largest we have ever shlownl, is exclulsive and ninlfled, ill hoih foreignanl~d domestic gssds, and is comoseoe(f tile hest fahrics in every line tihat canl be obtainl...…
…tt VOL. * V.' No. 143. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1895. PRICE-TnREE CENTS. VOL. V. No. 143. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. DETROIT, 18;_MICHIGAN, 17. THE GAME MARKED BY RANK WORK ON BOTH SIDES. Shields Payed a Great Game for a Lame Man-Watkins, Russel and Deans Prove Themselves Heavy Hitters-Campau Missed Every- thing that Came His Way-Sexton Is a Puzzler. SYesterdtay's game was ont'etfho...…
…j e . o AL VOL. IV.-No. 146. ATHLETIC DIRECTORS MEET And Decide that Co-eds Must Pay at all Baseball Games This Spring. Mr. Cadwell presented to the board a very satisfactory report of the southern and western trip, show- ing a gain of $1Y8.84 over expenses and money advanced by thse board. After considerable discussion it was decided to limit the sale of season baseball tickets to members of the association with the end in view of thereby...…
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…e . 0 , t . alai . VoL. II.-No. 14"). Vos. If-o. 148. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. TUESI)AY, A PR IL I.t20> 159. Pirn ueCNS IiICF:, TI-iI;,F-o CENTS. THE WESTERN TRIP. Michigan's Tiumphant Tour. Dii ctioni li'hian's Base- IBitt termnadte its irst \Vesteris toil, ad wioni tsr itself an enviable rcorit 'siliiga's teamn consisted. of C.;apit oumsimbinsnad Seymour, pitcth- ts rword, cter Jsffcis, i t; ,idt Stiltzer s.S.;Simitrtt . .1 Shieldlii c I...…
