…WEATHER W OR RAIN TODAY rprBk ttl . ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AMD NIGHT WIR SERVICE [TVTSTTT l\T ifr - w . XXVIII. No. 25. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1917. PRTCD, THREE Cl zaviv, aniL11 ILV11YL\ GERMANS DRIVE WEDGES IN ITALY1 ALLESSEND .AID BRITISH AND FRENCH TROOPS ARE PROBABLY ACROSS FRONTIER NOW CADORNA IS CHECKING ADVANCE ONTO PLAINS Internal Conditions Unified As Re- sult of Teutonic Of- fensive. t - ., - _ -- .. _ -...…
…THE DAILY $2.50 NEWS OF THE WORLD AND THE CAMPUS Th"'de I11 a1 Mks y Phones :-Editorlal 2414 Business 960 TELEGRAPH SERVICE BY THE NEW YORK SUN VOL. XXVII. No. 23. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1915. PRICE FIVE CEN' __ _ _ - _ _ STRACUSE PUTS TO TEST 'CO0M E BACK' O0F TEAM ORANGEMEN COME HERALDED AS ONE OF STRONGEST SQUAD OF THE EAST WESKE TO START AT TACKLE Rumored Shift of Be'hton to Fullback Discredited, as Veter...…
…i IF" ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1919. IDE STRIKE INEVIT .. Vage Campaign City Restaurants will tted by ing houses and all kindred conditions for the must be stopped," said Dr. Wessinger. iarants. Deed More Money n street In Detroit cards of inspection are r street given those shops that are clean, phy- closedsical certificates from the regular of the ! health authorities or from reputable anitary physicians being requ...…
…-1 oz A q jka n p II. £LN"... Dot Y AND NMO't SEEM(i ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1918. PRIG. . , NFI WAR BIRD LANDS AT FERRY FIE LD An airplane from Mt. Clemens avia- tion field landed on Ferry field yester- day. afternoon while three companies of the S. A. T. C. were drilling. The machine was first noticed coming from l I .e. .M.I.b . ' IaY.. O . .ALLLUU. a i FRESHMEN SHOW PEP AT MEETINGtITAiLANS IAIKFN AIIATRIAN ...…
…I IC n ai y I T 00 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAI FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1914. BAND LEAVES FOR HARVARD; MUSIC MAY MAKE BAY STATE ' ' I & "° f i i "' Granger's, 9:00 o'clock.I Ilustrated talk, "From Molte Stel to Automobile," room 348 engineer- ing building, 8:00 o'clock. Iomeop banquet, Michigan Union, 7:00 o'clock. Air music will be the sort furnished by Michigan's student band at the monster smokerto be held this evening at the Copley...…
…ASK U'S" AN) SEE?1 IC I ich igan Daily i WE HAVE 6,1000 (4TELS'1tSAMONG I Vol.XXIV, No. 27. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1913. PRICE FIV PRICE FIX ____ 1 i VARSITY FINDS ORANGE PLAYS EASYTOSTOP I.111ireun M I'enity Iow% for Scrubs to Carry aBil Over For Only iow l During Ser'i image. CRAl(' AND TORBE'DID NO'T GETr INTO TlE ROUG'I WORK Yost's newest Wolverine Varsity, minus Torbet, Craig and Traphagen, yesterday aft...…
…I V I1C ,I I I',raU Dai ly IAILED TO ANY ADDRESS $3.00 ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1912. PRICE _. I THE WEATHER MAN * * * * * ,* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * VOTE FOR PRESIDENT. Forecast for Ann Arbor-Threaten- ing rain tonight; Wednesday colder. University Observatory - Tuesday, 7:00 p. m. temperature 58; maximum temperature 24 hours preceding, 69.2; minimum temperature 24 hours pre- ceding, 42.8; rainfall ...…
…ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDl)AY, O('TolIR30. i910. Vol. XXI. SYlIAC USE ' FALLS BEFO E Il\1R i\I 1=9K\ itR9T\ li;220Zpass >a ildv iis nd CLASSES SELECT 'FIR OFFICERS W OLVERINES' ONSLAUGH T cd fa11h,1111 id dater1ofthe l'ia- a'line c hnssaf l h aafmrhoo h nt~ ltr orl~eored 13tO 11111arc1,11111 ( 111 111~ a , g~a~alT he11111111ram111nd1the1 ot11 er1<,n1,1p11 lsifr' n1 Proxy Dispute Causes Doubt as Reconstructed Michigan Team Conquers Orange l...…
…THE MIC WAN DAILY aunigatt iatlij ER ASSOCIATED PRESS ated Press is exclusively entitled or republication of all news dis-. ed to it or not otherwise credit- paper and also the local news wmpaper at the University of ublished every morning except ing the university year. the postoffice at Ann Arbor as matter. n Arbor Press Building. Sub- Scarrier, $a.so ; by mail, $3.00. tions: Quarry's; tudents' Sup- e Delta. Phones: Business, 96o; tions n...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILI _: 171L IPL RIGHT ALL OVER n 'you try on the finished suit or 'coat we have made to your meas- There will be no places where garment is too tight or too loose. hort, you will have absolutely per- fitting apparel, right in cut, right tyle, right in every way. 4a1 l, t } , is K I ., ...-1 1 ~ -' ;, %l ' Ff % n + _1 .. r 111 /, ~ 3 «.' . d ! '! r t, s ' , I I (S 4 J 4fc ' _. , ._ I '1 ' _ 1t . . THE MICHIGAN DAILY' pcial ...…
…take part. This movement was wide-spread, and systems of limitations were adopted at Princeton, Pittsburgh and Yale. Nothing definite was accom- plished at Pennsylvania, and the matter was allowed to hang over until this year. Already we have seen the result of allowing stu- dents. to accumulate too many responsible positions. As was the case last year, some activities are be- ing slighted for the benefit of others. If the stu- dents want clas...…
…IOPENING of every morning except Moday Lversityyear gby theoard in dent Publications. 1 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ted Press is exclusively entitled r republication of all news dis- d to it or not otherwise credited and also the local news pub- the postodfie at Ann Arbor, eond class matter. as by'carrieror maili$3.s50. nArbor Press Building. siness, 6o,; Editorial, 2414. ions not to exceed Soo words, signature not necessarily to ap- butas an evid...…
…THE MICT-ICAN, DAILY sy men. That's the kind we iut. The very latest fabrics, pry newest style models, the est tailoring skill enter into loring. See our new suitings, atings, and balmtacaans. - ig like them anywhere else. xpensive, either, considering ve givefor the money. H. WILD COMPANY Merchant Tailors State Street TAILO AILO THMIV fl i al n n e t h >: y I iehigan. l:,.. cd e y ' t c II. teaech at t .. ..a nn Arora Of'fAi "c, A itn rb...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. m Us WILD COn THE LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS We offer to you the best tailored suit possible at the most suitable price. Workmanship the best. Every suit built to fit. Our stock of woolens of the highest quality. The largest assortment in the city to select from. 1 . WL) SCO. 311 S. State St. . 1 i Foot Ball GOODS Shoulder Gardp, $4 00 Foot Ball Panltsj $1.60O Shoes - - $3.0 Head Gears, $UO0-$4,00 Foot Balls,_$1,60-$0.00...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY fur Political Platform Is iht Price and Quality H. W ild C o. Tailors and Importers 31 1 South State Street w e a e r that the weather is cool y ou,'will reed a good warm TER to keep warm, made in all colors. GREY, BLUE, WHITE ieehan & Co. a W G DO YOURS IN OUR ALLEYS sto;- a Bro's THE MICHIGAN DAILY Official newspaper at the University of Mich- - igan. Published every morning except Monday dur- ing the universi...…
…G.H WILD Co., 311 SO. STATE STREETJ "I ' ICIIIG N DAILY I Opening Display of Fall and Winter Styles FULL DRESS SUITS A SPECIALTY 311 50. S[TATE STEET s EASE UP? ON THE PROF'S Writ youritheiis andistessid Ooyour br~iefisig o v u ntypew~riter. sWe k mahine atallpies,' $25.00 awl up. Lwxce',5 Price" onTypewrier S pplies The Studleats' Typewriter Supply Co. Raom, 4 Pres 3Bidinu. Opposito Majestic SPECIAL SALE TIS WEEK ON GOLFD $.5 iv sers . ...…
… PULEU E i LU I - OPPOSITION of Coach Douglass Indicates lard Fight with Penn Footballers YOST ABSENT; SQUAD N LIGHT PRACTICE DRILL I i Aggravates Same in Fall Down Stairs house Old Injuries' at Club- COACH MITCHELL SITES ALL-FRESH MENTOR IS -PLEASED WITH SHOWING OF HIS GRID. DERS IN M. A. C. GAME So as to allow his men to recuper-. ate after their victory of Saturday, Coach Mitchell let them off with only a 'short signal drill yesterday. ...…
…TH: MICHIGAN AIAihi PAGE T 4 II ~ !~ ii 3 .1 t~)St*) ~ ~~/ift~ -~ -.-. 1,1 __w,_. .. . 11 F-I 5 11 I ' F ' ' piFytl ;f 14 r 1 ' _ .. s r .:., . . q,, 1" A 4 L.. ,m' i °-..... c i w. M .. _.. .,_. , ORANGEMENS LEADER SYRACUSE PUTS TO TEST 'COM E BACK' OF TEAM statement concerning the outcome of the game, but intimated that "Michi- gan was going to get somebody's goat" before the afternoon was over. Syracuse comes to Ann ...…
…r 1, of 1916 Returns achman's a ' t / TO IE:OLON PRACTICE re, one of the best quar- Northwestern has ever had, school last, Tuesday and of the Purple football team t the eleven to win from as :3rightm ire fills the one on tae Northwestern team, Wh Ie in school he was lot two years and was a e temn in 1916, when the a ly wpn the Conference ;htmire entered school ear- .r, but was' forced to leave Sof the illness of his .moth- as- been expect...…
…ETS Intramural DVllurol #lV 16 S. A. T. C. Men Given Exercises During the past few days all S. A. T. C. men have been having calithen- ics for one-half hour daily. These setting up exercises consist of leap- frog, relay races and other games that develop alertness and muscle Patronize our advertisers.-Adv. WAI KING LOO Open from 11:30 a. m. to 12:00 p. m. Phone 1620-It MRS. PEARL LANDERS OR DOWERS PHONE 294 213 E. LIBERTY ST. 14111111 li...…
… Several Weeks. Ago A FIRE Of Suits in our cleaner destroyed and Trousers a number l Since Then wehv enbs aiggo.tourers suffered no loss by this fire. Our cus- We Are Now prepared to take care o f everyone who wants anything I n the I i n e of Tailoring, Cleaning and Pressing. Repairing and Alterations, of all kinds Suits Pressed 25c Cleaned 75c Trousers Pressed 10Oc Cleaned 35c I I Tailoring: Suits and Overcoats $225 and' u...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I r. a Up to the Flinute Writing Paper This week we offer you an extra good 30c paper--about 96 sheets, cloth finish, stylish and up-to-date at Winter weight Rubber Soles for I Men and Women i1c a Pound society Brand Clothes Have "that different air" of dis- tinction that places them in a class by themselves, If you've vainly hoped that some day you would find a suit that measured up flush with your ideas, your des...…
…IE M] AILY" IEM A... Presents the Animals mers"--or,' "Blowing Their Own Horns!" c v s /fl iI" Ills k All p a n " If, . r pti q,2 o.n..n. + °aC1 haalor,.'. 1tEf. There's a lot or satisfied men riding in our band wagon. -Not necess'ary 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-%e'll pr'ove it by a strong "record. )W'SIC 'ANI) RXA:. Free Reol...…
…FOR Ann Arb r's 106 E. _ tar St. OP) ICLASSIFIED ADVERTISING V. E -2 ' zn -''':o t, wi F WANTED 0I fatt / 9boy to dclivxer i bttic at th e Whit Hoose Inon. i" ,field TFOR RENT. LOST. tCl ac ihcrlb drh Lraoing boxn fob, Saturday. Findeie tu1' n ti, 2o S. rhtater, ('hs- . f9. o ' ,'- wa rd. i 6S L 2 9'' p. Court House ' 9I1SCELLA NEODUS 01S L t .I17 T 1 AN D A *LY: .. 'PEI Oi It i. C I F:; ,. .d xxx 1 2 ) wil t xl(" O x at .k1fo- i --- ::...…
… b THEIR THEY BEST in France, Oct. .nd more huts to e soldier's cry all 29. - do it along His hut is up a straight, white'road, shining silver under twin rows of Lombardy poplars. To the rear sleeps or seems to sleep, a tiny village, tiled or thatched, and quiet. Nothing could be more foreign, more un-American, more French. Ahead, in a field, a few, steps off the road, a black bulk rises; a big building with a peaked roof. It is amazedly ...…
…Polo l THE MICHIGAN DAILY. NUNN"" I MILLION YDUN BUSINESS U I LLhR B00K EXHIBIT COMING FROM CHICAGO THEATRE COLLEGE NEWS FEATURES °a s 1 COLLECTION WORTH 'MILLION COMING ianuscripts Written' Whoy in Cipher and Illustated by Scores of Selected Drawings NEW METOD OF ILLUSTRATION The celebrated Voynich collection of illuminated manuscripts and very rare and early printed books which has attracted such enthusiastic atten- tion ...…
…Hon. George Sutherland, '82L, has accepted an invitation to deliver an1 address at the exercises to be held on Washington's birthday. Dean H. M. Bates received this word by letter on -Tuesday. Holding of exercises on Washing- ton's birthday is not a new thing at the University but during the past two .years, due to the war, it was abandoned. On previous occasions such men as ex-President Cleveland, ex-President Roosevelt, Secretary Newton D. B...…
…One was slightly wounded. The r was sobbing and pleading with surgeon to save him from having; lead cut off, which he said he un-I tood from his commanding officerl Id be his fate. he doctor assured the frightened nan that the Americans were notl e as savage as all that; but the, oner was still trembling and ving as he was led to the rear of; t HILT OMMLI IUIT dvertisers.-Adv. Trya. very1 riors. Open (Continued from Page One) most rational...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. /1 '), ' , WILL ATTEMPT TO PROCURE SUPPLIES te Centuries of the English Novel By Harold. Williams (823 W 72). -istories of the English novel have m frequent the last few decades" I this volume seems to be super- is. It does not add anything of in- est to the accounts of the various at authors from DeFoe to the pres- t time, of which the book treats.. ctrinal criticism has been avoided the belief that the novel is not su...…
…MaEnUFA .. . ... 11 l I i naws IYN wo a Hill Auditorium i and Kodak Films Finishing Incoats VIEW BOOKS POSTAL CARDS Photographer of Convention You don't need to go down town to see the best that are made. Come in and slip one on, they are all made up in Norfolk with yoke. "No Old Timers Here." Time now to place that Suit and Overcoat order too. J. KARL MALCOLM to know them. Is Michigan to place. itself again under this yoke ...…
… TH :ICHIGA. DAILY' TH ICHIGA DAILY "" dI'b I h D eason's Popular Shoe $6.00 WAGNER & 00. State Street Sign of the Big White Shoe BIG BEN ALARM CLOCKS at II W"hitney The Saturday, Nov. H AL LE R'S JE WELRaY CO. I I 308.S. STATE STREET I '1 spirersII aft SHOES $4.00-$5.00 SFIRST ETN F1BNIM CHORUS TO BIE HELD AT 7:04) to Reporl';o; tTPryOts to be Held Later.t a Tryouts for the dancing cliorus the 1913 Milligaii Union opera ...…
… ,1 V- T- TH~E MItCGAM T3AI Keep your feet dry / in sloppy weather with a 'zt pair of our celebrated SHOES $4.00 and $5.00 WAGNER & CO. 4q ' 'State Street Sign of the big white shoe i Desks, Morris Chairs, Rockers, Rugs, Study Tables, and Draperies, Suitable for Student Rooms in Large Variety *at Martin Haller ae invite you to call and get a 'ouvenir for your room Full 1u4e of College 2othes to young chaps that want style Men's Furnishi...…
… u ?1 Ir y: S JBO O.. Imamgine' Yourself if you're a "'live one "-- in this 3-button STEIN-BLOCH Coat! N o padding--no stiffen- ing--nothing but honest fabric, hand tailoring and "style galore.." Prices $20 to $40' Lindenschmitt, Apfel Co. L. C. SMITH, 4 ' CORONA, UNDERWOOD and other high grade type- writers. FOR SALE and RENT Fraternity and Social Stationery MIMEOGRAPHING and PRINTINC TYPEWRITING 0. D. MORRILL 322 South State St. (Ove...…
…THE MICHIGAI4 DAILY. 4 1 q',*' 6D NEWS " -0~ When you're out 109kiig f r your Winter Oiercoat, just pay this store a visit. We don't ask you to favor us, but we do inAi it tat you'll regret slightiuig is. There Islnt a finer, smarer or complete showing of Overcoats than Ours nl Town and we'll show you prices that yo can't beat any. where. WHITMAN'S CANDY IN A NE3W PACKAGE TIED WITH U. OF M. COLORS I . , - ti :, 1...,a. I 'i 1 y+{ ,k...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ 1 1 . a Head and Shoulders Above the Crowd" " Head and Shoulders above the Crowd" of ordinary dressers is a very natural and wholly justified feeling for a wearer of STEIN-BLOCH- Smart Clothes. V u g MnWhatever you pay for your clothing you cannot afford to overlook this fact; the big store of Reule, Conlin, Fiegel Co. Can and does positively give the greatest value. Whether it is a suits or overcoat, Manhattan Shi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESD Walk-Over WORKING GIRLS W TO AOID WASHINGTON Our 'Cavalier" For Women A Boot of unusual value, most distinctive style. In dark brown and dark tan Russia calf, with the new low military heel. All sizes: Triple A to D m t 0 -z Af CITY IS OVERCROWDED BOARD AND LODGINGS HIGH AND Walk-Over Boot Shop J. Hoffstetter, Prop. 115 S Main Street ,a i "Living conditions are high in Wash- ington at the present time, the ...…
…__ _ _ __ _ -w-,- - - - -- --- -- - - - Mr. R. U. A. Kodaker. Dear Sir:- 1 am sorry to he4r that you have had some bad luck with your snap shots. It is indeed exasperating to pay 50 or 60 cents for a film, and then after going to the trouble to get the exposures, to have them 1 ruined in finishing. When I was in Anil Arbor this summer I had the same trouble until a friend told me to go to Lyndon, the Photographer on North University, and ever...…
…111 i Women ilL IPLULIL Ull\ PART Of "1" SCHEDULE e . v IFU Wednesday, November News 7L, of Rochester, Is her home in Port Huron for a short visit. Many of those in the University ei- tension department, and all teachers, in the Ann Arbor high school and grade schools, will be ; in attendance ov'er Thursday and Friday at the State teachers' convention at Detroit. -- , '19, of Knoxville, ds the guest of // College Notes trick, '18...…
…HAND PRE -wear Lyndon's&M"Booki RFC1VIVZD YIEBTJRDAY At the old price $1.00 This is the last lot of these "M" books~ that we can buy to sell at this price, so get busy. LADIES WORK A SPE@IALTY d LYNDON 719 N. University Avenue t C. 1. KIDD - --Sophomc 16304J 1112 S. Univ. Ave ations IREICTORY PROJ ES f PHUMZL!atr %a ith blaek cloth top, Plain or Tip Toe, Mlediumn weight for street or dregs, aa toe CO., 115 S. Main Street Freshman AL...…
…'ife of ecretly It is O his a prom- in Her ed by A. day eve- original ur Ayls- Crehan, awis and ere is EthelC layton playing the part of I an unsophisticated girl entranced by her initiation into the shallow smart set of the East, is rudely awakened when her money runs out, in "Men, Women and Money," which will be shown at the Majestic again today. Penniless and fac'ed by enormous gambling and millinery debts, she finds that she is fitted...…
…4 IIvt F, ~ V' o overcoat f laksgivng YOU HAVE A CHOICE OF MANY FINE WOOLENS Ka 2Ialm Last 7lalcolm Bldg. S $25 E RANDALL STUDIO .n by 3-inch. space. rtisement. andall Studio, 121 E. Wash- will receive a cash prize of nits which are used will re- tle G. C. Maedel, proprietor im and H. F. Adams. all Studio of the Randall 121 E. WASHINGTON _ Shop air g to grow. I FLORAL SHOW IMPRACTICAL AT PRESENT, SAYS BARTLETT There has been...…
