…The Michigan Datly ANN ARBORNt CitI tt'iiC Ri)\Y - , Ni \R I 1;, gob.( t L VI No. 107. S 10 O ORES SHOULD WIN ANNUAL MEET liShot=Putter Coe Will Not Compete- tham Picked to Win Shot Four Relay Races "tonight. "h sca resh Ii-isph me1et551occrs ita1a1111 111011 iol tic class 11attl1 (tina iffsrenit 1011m1his beeniirag- th pst forts-ihtithouirs. te- ,s if thi s siptuoiii es wilh v 1 liiier i-yime lin lkitii iin o fiwitti laii ar utomieitoli di...…
…The Mil.chigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MWII I(;AN ~)V R1 , lOC. i %L. XVI. No- 1 33. MICHIGAN HAS CHANCE FOR TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP Keene Fitzpatrick Discusses the Indoor Track Season-Urges Men Not to Get Overconfident. The i indoor tacik seasont Just closed was very encou raging and taking the resul ts as 'a lasis for'a'gtintent, I tinktl Mi ichigathtiis teartitti litta'e a teami the twesternit champ~t titsit.Fveet'sitter oile defeattl1ast June inl...…
…The Michigan Daily JToL. XVI. MICHIGAN IS SHUT OUT BY OBERLIN Varsity Gets Beautiful Trimming 3=0 -Errors Lose Game Despite Mar= tin's Good Pitching. 'th asitt didttl Clook notch like iiiptnpossvesteday. After- gtving a lt-iit beatintg lto two of the best col- thaleed lutgersott tie lotcti aggre- -u-sti were helpless before iin Oberlin tit iwhsetontiy qualifict iont ts a ither seemiedlto hi his aitlity to ptt iding ott teipart of histesiamn n...…
…The M a a JToy. XVI. AN AR-BOR, MATi iIGA , iA\Y, \xi 3y. 3 )0(o . Ni). I77. M %ROONS DEFEAT VAR- STY IN TEN-INNING GAME Michigan Loses ExtraInning Fight With Chicago--Errors Responsi- ble For the Defeat. torthle secondtti ime 1his vye iCi h- ip cashed yeterday a trnoon ,i Fe l feld with Stag'. '-- V iartoccnit ml lie ltst cntest litigo -te '' ont i ol s"T iei n et enth111 111 imii Walertadilarliii wii reit 111110ciiion th l abant forthe...…
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…UNION BANQUET NUMBER. The Michigan Daily A\ f ).NARO ,MIC llI\\I \l A \. M B; 1 )1 l, %"Of,. XVII. 1 4 AlliRA. THE MICHIGAN UNION PLAYS ACTIVE PART! NiN~-i-NII N)DI11NNER3kCOMMITTEE 77 . t~r c ti rnll~(, 11,wckPROM ISES BI 0i BANQUET In All Student Activities- -Annual'" Banquet Is aMeans of Promoting, t-ll -clijccir-nil College Spirit. flit i<till tti t, lUt t, rt I it, allw, l;. .1ll t 11 ill lu i.>rlltlll p "'c im'tl I, 1111:Itlt < t-...…
…The Michigan Dil ks N SkL lik '1, (11 i( S1N si \1' I N1 .11i}('1 3 7 Vol-. XVII1. No Ic It). FRESHMEN WIN MEET FROM SOPHOMORES Sophs Feel the Loss of Bowman- Large Crowd Witnesses Contest Between Undercasses. held ill\c:1" he ro'iii x iic ls i g ht eisiiig fctd ic oh47esb beig' i i.i c, i, >-,. T le ovh liii lii l' ir. icilind "lein cen-u iti i ie r liiiace iciiih ie! noti lo~i %Iile rci ini ll i- c H gvm.u i a i ii ofii in( o te s p homo...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN AfZIIBOR, MI,,[CITIGAN, \WEDN1ESIAY, APRIl, 3, 1907. VOL. XV II. No. t.6 COLD WEATHER HINDERS VARSITY BALL PRACTICE Lack of Outdoor Work Makes Prob- able Line-up of Team Hard to IForecast. 041ith practicallVy01onlyanoek rmain- itterixfor the an-it 1,t~ l l 01ea 1 -ta ts _,n il,- prig h lt th ~qai , 11 Handcaped b th, ctat~,: ll 1 111 alici "r::m tilt t .m %%hch 11c 1 1wth C i-I Ciioacr"l'111. htcnddte o 05 hi 111111 ...…
…The'Michigan Daily ANN .1I t)R in N IIl( N 1 I:_Il)_0IN NI \N In cf VOL. XVII. N C . 53. MICHIGAN ORATOR OFF FOR MADISON' Floyd A. Deahl Will Attempt to Add Another to Michigan's List of Oratorical Victories Tonight. Ni i n!i i lldeivr i i i Iai muttl, I-C i tt t"ld 11i Ii\t N W M ,ii alln ll{ nrr Ill'u fr l11 in'O cl1, W - o~ in.' li lle-ii', ii ( l li l . F'Il ,) w ( ill tit (If the ]w lo]d icl i<.tn I )( rc I I" III tIo )tIIItcT st"t2...…
…The Michigan Daily_ VOL. XVIII. A-NN ARJIOR, 1MICfIGAN , THISDL)AY, OCTOBER 3, 1907. Nio. 9. i FORWARD PASSES' FEATURE CONTEST t The Varsity Counts Six Times in A~Sweltering Game - Magoffin Stars and Is Injured.t In the second gamet of lie seatson, the varsity yesterday rolledi up thlirtytwo r pints ott the serubls int twvo ille'ity- ninate halves, whilie the serubh er ahie to make firt loll itu~t once-evs ceptilig a few occasion~s whi...…
…The McignDal ANN ARBOR, MICHI(:c\N.SU NDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1907.NO36 VOL. XVIII. NO. 36. MICHIGAN TEAM TRIUMPHS-, OVER SPEEDY COMMODORES AT NASHVILLE C f j i i i i 'Michigans 1)all at bhe center of the field. ",Octy" Graham Kicks Two Field Goals; Neither Eleven I~ogas. negtite 4 urds5 ad ILoell Crosses Opponents' Line: Wolverines on Vanderbilt's add 2 iioe lammndtput out of One-Yard Line at Close of Game; Score 8 to 0. ter 3J-art le. Blat...…
…The Ml.c higan Dil ANN 'kRB,OR MICHIGN, TUESDAYl)ECI MIR 3, 1907. _ VkOL. XVIII. 1\. 5. CONFERENCE HOLDS FUTILE MEETING Big Nine Fails to Act Definitely Michigan's Status Is Still Un- certain. tFsllowinig the anntual ctstonm the close otihe football season has hbcought with it an altletic crisis wvhose effect on Mich- igals canlnot he foretold with any hope of acuraicy. tt hs nosv heent nearly sen years since the Conference, inlspiredl he ...…
…he Michigan Daily Vol XVIII ANN ASR, ,M5gHIOAN, TUESDAY, MARH 3, 190. NO. uag. PRARMICS DEFEAT SOPHOMORE MEDICS 1jan1e IU Loosely Played-Chi- 8ago Will Play Six Football Cames Next Season. In a loosely played game the pharmic basketball team defeated the soph medics =9 to 23. The play was not as interest- ing as that of the average, from the spectators' point of view, the teams having -had little or no time for prac- tice. Occasionally, howev...…
…The Michigan Daily. ANN A1ROR, MITCH FTI)A X MAA-PliI3,. ce VOL. XVIII. NO. T139. UGH! D. U. S. ENTERS THIRTEEN ATHLETES All-Fresh fleet Promises a Close Contest-Class Baseball Starts -Walsh-Loell in Handball. Superstitios track fans wilt find an opportunity to (ope out the result of the D. U. S. vs. Al-Fresh neet on the hoodoo basis. .IDirector Knickerbocker of the Detroit trctp school stnds wort tit he wilt enter thirteen men in the cont...…
…The NMichliganDily \ -Nk'RBok'~('l I . 1 IfGAN,'K \1)AV -"---------- VOL. XVIII. FIVE -THOUSAND SAW COUNTY FAIR No Longer Do the Shouts of the Barkers Resound-A Detailed rAccount of the Attractions. fin11sh, 111it 111the apilet1 f 1eolletios" for 3a1lo11g11im1e afterward1, are0w11a11tle jolly, good-nalltred crowd rleei e at1 teeondl night tof tie (Co111ty.fai. 1'evlode 1was11o1t 1o1r0111. Tigh1 2.71111, 11111om11 ratve )' e astily11onIe. Il...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MIICH IGAN. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1908. NQc. 5. VOrL. X.X YO y SME ' o t'sold scoring inacihinet. Andlie- YOST S M N READY idstat)"Dpce''Ididlge will officiate IITSIE~lT71VITT~~ill -t t1e gamen FOR CEVELA DERS hi.bord til in coitntrol ofctllcn - ~ eing craig tiiinighrt,atorized Directr Eligibility Committee 0. K's the BairdI to schele stc ix ganme, with out- Varsity Lineup on Eve of Case 'r rlgitirtctigln a i ...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBORAl 1(1111 N \. [I I ISIAA Y. NOVPI 11-R 3, iiao8. Nixi.. XIX. W~ATKINS COMYES gvi~cniviulsrcion :iu ine orGEOLOGIST FINDvS BACI( TO FOLD that remarkabletexcelled, i ititl i ~otitlot STRANGE FOSSILS that rPrehistoricdRemainsenAreaAdded Big Fullback Joins the Squad at ti ttitit tttt t Signal Practice-Pennsy Seat o.01 .,,il to be-see. to University Museum by the Sale Starts Today. Elfforts of Prof. Case. r t 1 l i ...…
…ANN ARBOR, MJCJITO.\AN. THURSDAY, DEC.I I RR 3. 1908. -No 55. VOL. XIX. PROF. HOB3BS SPEAKS ON OLD GLACIERS Series of Popular Lectures Start- ed by Geology Department- Summer Vacations Productive., iP5s51 II o1b I spell:(.51 last evell- l th ,e c W isc t ("WC551 p ult' tlksnc h c su ins], d is tit (, il s t vacation. ltlts itl s of Scola d. sailh C< t l>ilt1 p 101 1MW i~t~ silts sail re 1r' st ti t ltsber's pait s , isisit ist 5 ass 1c l -i...…
…The. Michigan Daily Vol.. XIX. AN'N ARI (M, M K I I ICIAN, 1t'I:,I):\ SI). Y MARCH 3. 1909. Ho~ C.TW R NWI iFI NE ()F U NIii 'I GO 1 11)1 i"S1 SPEAK~IS 'FR1~ID~A'Y hts~14 botittr. it S t-e'c Address on "Diplomatic Life and 1I tinit h~ic theabene t it' ~ rl i~ ae rt t-ntte'tttlunt for iiii Diplomatic Ways'' Is Ninth secitt. I1 ast ohi wlr.na S. L. A. Number. l'eritt;. ete t'" bliitr ltes't hi m- - elf to tbe titteittittie ConCitt e i s t _ ...…
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…The Michigan Daily 13NN11 31 OR, MIC3HIGAN, 'TIHURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1909. NO. 177. Voi,. XIX. DEPAUJL DEFEATED IN TIGHIT CONTEST Eleven Innings Are Necessary for Varsity to Down Chicago- ans in a Listless Game. Wod1110(1 aten.Aterl(11 310 te Catih ,)tics Mar scor 1d.one in hTile lellh, Ithe \\ .vcrinio managed to shove 11' 0twoa taliesa1rssa 4dwon 1:lto 3. Micign hd ll ors o ace s '1to1 s 511181prferrd 1tolof, aditer11 t i inte third. 1111d(m ...…
…f l ry r:. Michl'* Fh 'a n I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, \()VE.VlI> ,'IZ 3, s}rx}. \,,of,. XX. No. 26. OLD) TRACK STAR VISITS DR.ANOIOI. TWI.IS (RIxS DORMITORY SCHEME SCRN V )F FO IR 51,C lRI CS (F ('R0"fOki O F C ARACTCR ls nihi oni his ,ii I'I ic ilc, Sichi n v Ii meet i t Ch i cai go'i ini lioi-. Ill that meei, vilieidfite Hoiiiiiiiiihis frmercl VARSITY SUBS STOP NOTRE DAME PLAYS Many New Men Are Worked Out in Preparation for Dread- ed Cathol...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL.. XX. .,NN ARkIOR, MICHIGAN, FRII)IXY. Di,(kCEMNfikR 3, 19(Yx). LAIW OFFICER APPOINTS POST-SEASON TRIPS Senior President Announces Class ORENIED1 Class Committees, FOR TE'AUQ1MS ~ f P~residIent JosephlI Iritt lll I lilhea senior 1l1w5cass, lantoun~cestheoltI I t Alumnus Dicourages the Inva- ing Commttetie app~oitmnt":sion of Distant Fields for WsiX go BS(('t1 irthdlay- I:Execis1s-5.1D. Conquest Watoson, chairmaT.J.3 ...…
…The MDai Vot. XX CLARK EXONERATED- BY WALTER CAMP Noted Football Authority Up- holds Judgment of Former Michigan Half Back. Walter Ctmp i the' Cetur mag- nine delares tats the plat hy "Den y Clark ill football gamse et wen lichi- gan and Chicagoin i1 905, which resulted ini a safet an which lst tle game adi chatojionslip for Mlichigan, tas the cor- rect tply 'andItat iitot ae should e attactedelto Cierk ot it The tilas itqusti on 's is fllows...…
…5 The M h, =-NN ARRC)R_ NITC .NTCAN_ "I"v'I)AV AI P11. lnrn Vol. XX. .iiN1V IAADkJA, BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR A WINNING FOIJR-LYILE TEAM Re-entering of Towar in Track Athletics Gives SPromise for a Championship Four-mile Re- lay Team in Penn. Invitation Meet---Strong Opposition in Two-mile Race. Aoter four-mile champioship for others who have een ie more ness- Michigan. pp1e prominence. Ii the Ei'asternsIni- A With this for a slogan, Wolverine ...…
… ANN& Aoswftl Y .t Tli I c I Vol,. XX. WOLVERINES HAVE ;r1r~ll GREAT RELAYT In Only an Accident Hinder ed the it> Quarter Mile Squad From Ar11e1 Taking First wlm~ TRAINING TABLE. BEGAN MIONDAY 4 >t 1: .11011111111101 00111 laSp of 11 the mile 111 TOla w ii nth i~m s 10111 e Iv mei le rea1111ad llm ~u - \\h dal t er ml Mihia sn N rIr qurermtrst heQ reqc11i kr who c Ie I th 1~al and in th1 gn 11f1 DietrFtzarcth U0 0 0 N i al f1111111 'h~lth o e...…
…The Michignalv Vol- XX. ANN ARBOR, NMICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1aro. RATH SPOILS GAMEt WITIISOUTIIFRNERS' West Virginia Nine Leaves Town Without Displaying Strength on Ball Field NOTRE DAME HERE FOR SERIES 1ft11 011 an oce h gg regaion111 wh1ich1 1101d 1o1111 e 11 from010 the moun0tains111 of1 \Vost Vir1g1n11 to (11p111 its towes on111 . hl~l 1 held toO 1d1p100 di1sappinted10. The 17es0 Vignin ar11 r111 ve11 d1 ill Anna Arb'or \Veneda ev11 ...…
…The MichiganDaily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV(IIEIR 3, 1910. NO. 27. Vol. XXI. VARSITY TEAM IS STILL IMPROVING Eleven Made Six Touchdowns in Last Night's Scrimmage With the Scrubs BIG FIGHT OVER RIGHT HALF Cotiing-iing'its el C(coarseof (de(I ran oer il((scru((s an(1frsl((((Cn scrimmage(0 dr(ill We'dnesday 0eCenig. Six tochown( rcI(l(( oCCC nted(( by 'teC regulars (luring theC Iour(they(orkedOC~ Despt hetgoCod((sizedhscoe, (thC clochl...…
…Vo.XX.ANN ARBOR, MIICHIGAN, N NI kO tNY,)I}CF I I' t,; oo." Vol. XX1. EASTERNER PUTS MICAIGAN FIRST, Philadelphian Gives Laurel tot. Wolverines in Discussion of National Honors TWO MICHIGAN MEN SELECTED If acri l ci 01thiett al ) t c dc ed 11 helit ll . o1I II' " i i s 'l lii fo t l i t tll f tl oltri i f hnNs til. t(1 N 1\' M itt i ii a h'gr ti ,1 i h_ NIlt d 'Stat 111 111 1i 1111~l t (1 11'l !!!C tot \Nre~ited \ ittt lr lt)l llfo thal I I ...…
…ANN ARBOR, M1CIIGANFII \,.iRi 3, 1911. Vol. XXI. No. 10o4, SPIRITED CONTEST AS.SURED SATURDAY Fresh and Soph Track Athletes Will Gather in Force For Struggle SEVENTY- TWO MEN ENTERED~ ist ien ke y spiritedi ConItsts is coliclec i the is 11of15entr ies titrlthe llmut 4 llt It 11o4 a 1hletes1 I s iI h tv,1'. i l l assesll have11 , 'ltt.11 ti t'Ittl ' 1' '111115- tr i Illa C 1 isn 11 V:tict ill I 1' 111 omorr wt Il n '1 : t1.11 ll.'l e.lelllli...…
…r AV ML e r Vol. XXI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 1t i l)--\ F.SDAY, Mr Y 3, ign. N'I(). 147. ALMIA COLLEGIANS CI11&W a ICONUiiST II -:IS PROI I 65CRfit \7tS C(L4SE1-. PLAY HSERE TODAY Airi11. Silt of tteUan-trsitl ofChcao hs takniciarge- f the ca--I es at Praf. Adamsdclang thi fat ic'sI abec hswcVarsity Will Encounter Strong v~. Matai is a graiatatcf th siii R Up State Nine if Weather in Transporttinan aite trwa'.Ile P erm~tstiebtc t ia makig ia s...…
…The 'ichiga yD ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SAT1I) 35Y, J301"7 3, 191. Vol. XXL. Ni a. L74. WOLVERINES SWAMP FOREIGN VISITORS Keio Players Meet Defeat Before Varsity Ball Tossers JAPS LOSE BY 20 TO 5 SCORE t11at ga'vitmite champipoship of Ja- 1pan1, tiel iOo Uniiversit team was111 ,'vamped iby te Wovries ystra to tititrite of1 201 to j. Te1 score just iedte laria figihts1oft-it (f te for- ig itithers andtiti tithiatiog f te \liioigtttiplakyis 3aliy...…
…THE WOLVER INE 17-1 TT - -- - - Vol 11. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 19T1. LOCAL Y. C. A. ACHIEVYES MUCH Proud of Help Rendered Needy Students, Local Branch Issues Report 1650 WERE MEMBERS LAST YEAR "Largest and oldest in the world" is the title by ishich the local Students' tChristian Association has styled-itself ini its last anniual report whirls is just out; 1,650 men and wonmen is the total membership. From student nember...…
…he Michgan Daily A Reliable Directory of Reliable Busines ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1911. MORE LANE BLACKSMIlTIIS ,. r Cf f,1r.,fl Tn fl rYi-N t nuw f[Llnr n7 ISOrUIWES[ERNER'4 TO ORGANIZE 12 ENGINEER IS AMN ) '13 SO TrW'~ f ~1 r~ U A~'1f * * * * * * * * * * * t ' >f Eleven, and restimation of Reasons As- Ten disciples of Vulcan ascended from the dark depths of the under- world last night and returned to their fi...…
…A" ic higan Daily [ A ANARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1911. on OKERSALL PICKS ALL-WESTERN MEN, ichigan Represented on First Eleven by Conklin, Wells and I horn pson1 S ELECTS ANOTHER REFERENDU 0fl( ALL-WESTERN TEAM Detroit News Places Conklin and Wells Only on Chosen Eleven. ~IIIEE(YHES ECiV M4T0N the musical K about th journey, in- fg (The D)aily assumes no responsibility for sentiments expressed in common- Iications.) Editor,...…
…I "11C igan Dat 0~ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 3, 1912. S - _ _ i vi * * * * * * * * ill - Don Baseball * Togs * homson, Michigan's * fullback, will don * s and appear for * [onday afternoon. * net Coach Branch * e preliminary meet * in which both were * cials. * tles," said Branch. * nch,"said "Bottles. " any baseball?" * h.* rst base in high * vered "Bottles." * out," said Branch. * Thomson decided * candidate for the * sitio...…
…lichigan Dai ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1912. CIDENT fJ'NARROWLY AVERTEDI Will TIake F Warnings her Preeautions at Au. im Site. the nick of. time have serious injuries to on- onstruction of the Hill ing the past few days. tions will therefore be at once by Mr. J. E. s in charge of the con- WILL THROW DOORS OPEN TO PUBLIC ler p: Alto e LYMAN IS SUCCEEDED BY WELL "Stan" is Elected to Place on At letic Board. "Stan" Wells ...…
…Mi ANN ARBOR, MICAIGA PRIDAY, MAY 3, 1912. who represents' rthern Oratorical 3 held in Evans- ig, left for that orning, accompa- cht, '13 L, who is gue. Prof. T. C. company the par- for Evanston. WILL CELEBRATE ARBOR DAY HERE Dr. Angell Will Speak on Occasion of Planting of Washington Elm on Campus. SENIOR LAWS TO DINE IN~TOLEDO, Justice Day and Mayor Whitlock Vill Bo Among Chief Speakers of Evening. MACK SCHOOL CHILDREN TO SINGI EXPECT ...…
…At Yeir [beor Three 1 ite ade m Eeeige Week, 75eo mres VOL. III. ANN ARBOR, MICHI1GAN, S[.' I It) tY, AGUST 3,-1912. ME IS TUMBLE-PPR CME O 11 1'"CR1 SON Hia"iia J41-SesT ""y Cp fTO L ITS I N -OPEN E lMAKE"1i~i~Xr2 op e Idesn Fnises n Tlj n Se= Saw Librarian Koch has recently pro- Proe'ioils to, Stige Famcion 1,911 AI~ue f lii'heuing Scen cured an old newspaper, printed in M ieICop iIirn Erros . ~ Ann, arbor in 1839. The paper was Eros l.foun...…
…L' kL AT YOUR I DOOR $2.30I The ligan Daily I AILED TO A ADDRESS $3.C .. ,K o. 29. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1912. I . - - - - - - - 1 - . - * . - - - - - ~ -.: ITE FLUKE SAVES DAY. FOR WOLVERINE WARRIORS stermers' Punt Goes Bad and lows Michigan to Win Game in Last Five Minutes, 7 to 6. Al- DAKOTA PUTS UP REEAT DEFENSIVE BATTLE. THE WEATHER MAN Forecast for Ann Arbor-Sunday fair. University Observatory-Saturday, 7:...…
…he II Mic fgln Daily Local $2.00 flail $2.50 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMIER3, 1912. PRICEI FIVE CE i I- - 7 THE WEATHER MAN Forecast for Ann Arbor- Tuesday, fair and colder;, brisk to high south- westerly winds shifting to the north-. west. University Observatory -- Monday,: 7:00 p. m., temperature 29.1; maxi-' muns temperature 24 hours preceding 53.2; minimum temperature 24 hours preceding 29.1; average wind velocity 18 mile...…
….. LOCAL $1.50 MAIL $2.00 The Michigan Daily LOCAL $1.50 MAIL $2.00 Vol XXIII, No. 131. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENT I I COACH RICKEY PICKS MEN FOR VARSITYSQA Nineteen Diamond Artists are Chosen of Which Number, Fourteen or Fifteen Will Take Southern Trip. TEAM LEAVES TONIGHT AT 7:28 FOR TRIP TO DIXIE List of Men to Travel Southward Will be Made Public Today. For the first time in many years of Michigan...…
…MORNING PAPER IN ANN ARBOR he c i i , v t ty , [,,.. 'r ( ' afi Div +'l," G f Y" l '" y1" \ ,p ''- . - , K -11 "' f. REEAD DAILY BY 5,000 STUDENTS. XXIIX, No. 150. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1913. PRICE FIVE CGE ALL-FRESH ASSEMBLY IS Faculty Men Differi as to Advisability of Gatherings of Freshmen From All of the Departments. WIDELY VARYI NCONDITOS UR11E1) AGAINST PROPOSAL Dean N. Cooley Who Stared Idea Says lan Has W...…
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…AT YOUR nR THREE THE ONLY OFFICIAL EVENINGS A WEEK, 75cSUMMER PUBLICATION Vol IV. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1913. No. 4 .'I')LE P SCHOOL RROLLMI N I lfllTV PRES, HUTCHINS GIVESADDRESS Points Out that Problems to be Met By Students are Not Merely Intellectual. RECEPTION FOLLOWS LECTURE. In his lecture on "Ideals of Service" at University hall last night President Hutchins pointed out that all that is gained at the University i...…
….J e Michigan Da -I y IDCJAY NIGHIT IHAS BEEN A TRITEL V ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1913. PRICE FIV] No. 4. PRICE FlY r 1 SHAKES ITY IN JLR ANVFLL IPROVES STEAI)ILY Condition at Present Warrants Hope For Recovery. -From now on Dr. Angell will im- prove steadily, if nothing unexpected interferecs," said Dr. James F. Break- ey, last evening,.' 11e rested easily last night, follow- ing a rather bad day. His desire to re...…
…,u a IC I' ich igan I'; ifs A. 11 T a/ ____: . ; ' , 56. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3 ,1913. PRICE 1 t PRY PLANS IR TRYOUTS! For (ast of U:nion Qpera Be Given First and ro bable 0nly Trial Decebenr 11. O LEY ELiECT ED TO 'RESIDENTIAL VACANCY Will Be Stage (d at Whitney and Not a1 University Hall. meeting of the limes at an Union last ight, the, showed real signs of life. .e cast tryouts and the pos- were made....…
