…FIRST YEAR. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1902 No. 17 OBERLIN TODAY Good Prospects for a Crew SPECIAL RULES Menoria Day Services leg Strog Team fronitthe Ohio Co- 'I'I ois " i litl i llii i t o rsm n o onl - rs m l el miiiiiid ol Iil tl, 'ioL Mihg n thisiAfteroooon rnixvivi' I i'vi lwil'i'ii depaixr- M oot Tethe Mark sIlluxAnnii \viiiviwilltil litiolv 'ity iii i (! or ll I i i i lii i i i iii . . . .. , l t \ l o t " L, o t e l h~ i iii i ...…
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…_ _ . t. ~ UNIVE ERSITY OF MIdCHIGAN. 81"com) Yl o. JACK M'LEAN H'-ERE Old Grads Au r ii N Do , the 11 ArrIived ' EhUS ASTIC EENC Mi In . Wv Nil. D Jilt \I ic"131 ,i ! 1 1.1 wt 31, i"t lwt'ci , rl liittl tltt: i "1; ti11 1 1 ;r.! 's"I11 ill i It' l t'cailt +' f R 't II10!11!It rt i tt' 2 111 i ll: : I 113 1}t'(I" s I11( 11. 311 2't';;:i I'tl " fill :l 111 111 1 Ili(t111''ili ."i t(Ill It' fit) HolN o 1iciIIr l it, 1 ill I ,, tiEt ill a 4l ill ...…
…1111 us. oi: N. DAILY. .VOL. XIII. ANlN ARBOR, MIR., THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1903 No. 1.52 OCNGRESS MAN LITTLEFIELD (ao aresfot rnpntn od Well Rec ird by His Audience-He civent} Itc goods Spoke on "frusts and Federal Tin].ril iviin it ii i fo tr ;iny cr Lgislation'' i ltiula cly byowrn th r SCsi iiilii ii li'C . . X i-nliii-sv ofii late'vril.isig ihea.i commonlvii hit i slvins'i'il )iv ii the 1in ner i l'i' ivivli1':11yi'n stsvIlin lati-fi t in th...…
…TheMicigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1903. No. 2 [OUR SQUADS OUT. MAY GO EAST TO CONDUCT FES- EXTENSIVE IIPROVEIENTS NEW ATHLETIC BUILDING. TIVALS. The Athletic Association is now Hard Practice at Ferry Field - New Prof. A. A. Stanley, director of the Made on McMillan Hall - Social settled in qsarters of its own. A Men Showing up Fine - Crowds University School of Music, is a busy Meeting Saturday Night- two-sto...…
…The Michigan Daly VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1903. No. 28 NORCROSS OR GRAV[R. S. L. A. R[CITAL. [RESH IT [[[CION. IN "EnfrOIAM. Yost Says That His Choice For Quar-, Madame Gielow Gives Second Number Friedman Elected President-Corn- Extract From the Minutes of the terback Has Narrowed Down to 00 Association's Corse-Charm- pete Victory For Independent Meeting of the Senate of the Uni- Two Men-Players Are in Per. ing Reader E...…
…The t VOL. XIV. EASTERN OA"E. Two Chances of Securing the-Contest -Manager Baird Returns from Eastern Trip - Stands and I Stadium Inspected With View to Future In- ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATIURDAY, JANUARY 8,0, 190 j A NOTED LE[CTUJRER. JURY A~W Professor-Hurt Wrill Appear Before the Senior Practice Courtflow loirg Ar- Class in Con-sttutional History- ranged-All Senior Laws Requir- S He Will Disuss Diplomatic ed to Take Part in This Inter- Quest...…
…The Michigan Dail Vo.. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1904. No. 130 OUTDOORS THIS WEEK PROF. VAN TYNE'S LECTURE. The lecture on "A Trip Down the The Baseball and Track Men Called Tne e n sever e Do by Out-Prospects Good For a Win- Danube," given several weeks ago by ning Team to Philadelphia. Prof. Van Tyne, but was postponed on account of his illness will be given in With the advent of warm weather Sarah Caswell Angell Hall o...…
…The ichigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1904. No. 148 916 OAE TODAY. I MI. JORDAN IALKS INTERCLASS BASEBALL COLLEGE MEN IN BUSINESS Coach Uncertain as to Who Shall Do Account of Her Travels in England Games Will Soon Commence-Many How Some Firms Select Their Col- The Twirling-The Line Up of Given to S. C. A. Candidates Out for the Various lege Graduates-A Hint to Grad- The Teams. At the regular S. C. A. tea Thursday Te...…
…T ich igan VOL. XV. NO R[SEIRVES Consequently No Scrimmage Yester-' day-Coach Yosts Emphatic Remarks-Carter, Love and Doty Out. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY. S>.,PT-IMBLR <>0, 1904. S[NIOR CLASS [ELECION '41W [I37 Y FI[LD First Ticket Alreudy Out-Big In- Brink'.. ull Nearly Finished-Pro- terest Manifested-Close Con- po so dL. c ._n. of Diamted and test Predicted. ( Gridi:on-':Vork Bieing __ Fu hed Rapidly. i--iliii - classc liic r, slurs cstrn tis...…
…The Mihigan Di0 VOL. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, OCTOBER t30, 1904 No. 30 Woverines Batter Down the Sturd9yIladgers-- D oebts Ilad Only. One Clumnce to Score---Capt. Ileston, Nor- cross, and lomn Hammond the 'tars- -Wisconsin Could Not Gain Against Stone-Wall Defense. BY C. L. DEW Longmsan smashed through the line sie and landed on the a-yarin--.in gan's35-yard line. Jons tried o In winning trom Wisconsin yesler fns nod gains, carrying the a...…
…Th Mchgn"Daly VO.XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1904. No. > C!E CLJR PROSPECTS THE NEW E[IOIIII[ITY RULE J l CNI[R Of JTHE WORLD Comedy Club Try-out This Eevning - I Address by Noted Cornell Graduate, at7 'ClOck at Sarah Caswele 1Is Causing Considerable Discussion in University Circles- Proinntis Y M. C. A. in Angell Hall-Parts Assigned Views of Prominent University Athletic Authorities China-Pres. Angell Gives -IiricI hs iet c ...…
…The Michigan Daily VOX N LAST TRY-OUT YESTERDAY ANN ARBOR, MICH.. THUIRSDAY, IMARCH 30, 1905 No. 1 29 CROSS COUNTRY CLUB. DEBATERS OFF. DANIEL WEBSTER. Al-Fresh Track Team Practically Bturkey and Pearce Both Oio to Mtad- Senater Champ Clark Delivers Elo- Club Out in Full Force-Novicc Race Decided Upon for Next Satur- ison-Former is Still Unable to quent :address on (ireat States- This Spring-Easy Runs day Night's Met. Speak -Prospects D~ark.,n...…
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…The Michigan Daily N1,01. X\1IT ANN ARB}OR, MICF{[IJAN, All'lASI 'PI'5>5s1HER 30,1905. Nu. . FRESHMEN WELCOMED. FOOTBALL SEASON ON--- ENGINEERING COURSES. Enthusiastic Singing and Mass Meet- ing Last Night-Screen Plc. tures Made Great lilt. Adry personit eio thought there was a lac o sirt t it Usivrstyofytjet-Several Regulars Not in First To be Stiffened-iore Rigorous Re- OHIO WESLEYJ rAN TODAY qieeto bd gertn 0 tm I ttt sttttttts lita...…
…The Michigan Daily 'Ohr. XVI. .fo. 8oj. RULES COMMITTEE MAKES GREAT CHANGES Severe Penalties for Unnecessary Roughness Are Provided- Western Faculty Members Re fuse to Talk on Subject. Tie jto d iell egae fohl rude'icommittee lat the cloie-ofithelis_ clt In do awayt witi lrt 1 i t in i rule ii n tiiii he ati iiiilicd a eig o 1tile ('iti t ii ti h li i I~l, 11e1111-1yrdi le was u 'i ell,1111 il c 1111111 le an i ion as t i h nnn crof(' iti...…
…The Mkichigan Daily A\NN :ARBOR, IMICITIIG \N, I"RID XV. M \RCI30, iol frg.XVI.: No. 13('. EDUCATIONAL. MEETINGS PROF. BATES APPOINTED ARO NOW IN PROGRESS ON ATHLETIC BOARD ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION FOR SOUSA TIS EVENING Interesting Meetings of Schools master's Club and Academy of Science Today-Opening Ses= sions Yesterday. YesterdayIornin0111g 1alag 1111101 r of professolrs and11schoolmaste01r wee11 hand at1 10thefrt 00es1011 of tie clasic...…
…The Mli chigan Da'ly NN N\ RB.R I lCIG , 'Dl(X 'SI) XX XlMW 30, [9) V'OL. XVI. No. '74.. BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP DEPENDS ON TODAY'S GAME Michigan and Illinois in Final1 C.11 \XPIO.NSlIP RLCORI) OF [VI V'5.(0['-AN II ViIi [[V jL' N I ()R SI NG TO N f1G1 IT. LOW RATE TO CHICAGO Struggle For the Supremacy- Sanger Will Twirl For Mich- igan-Both Teanms Anxious. cha pioshi wll e fugtV[pot Vsi be [weenVthese rV ['['S1 '[V'ag greg tionV[5this )e ...…
…The Michigan Daily \'iit.. XVIT. ANN' .\ Rll, ",MICAIA"; 1) \ 5', Si I FI k''' l I k;E::i ts A 1 FIRST SCRIMMAGE OF FOOTBALL SEASON Played in Drizzling Rain-Var.sity Scored Two Touchdowns on Scrubs in 30 Minutes. Ykttc~da.aftrnwn i the o(Il F rr - '11w fitfu w re jtalde fr theiri ahmll thirty i~inn liii () ill ) th l:n i Inll w r ad ,l>t h s I' itl . ' 1. 11 I1II11 l , 'iFsc ,l 'ul ' F11,1 . , iln\,Icinnei c"1 w l t n Wal~ilth ti b live1...…
…The Michigan Daily \N \ RhCYR M IC lii I 1iiI C (lii ,i . )o ( V ot.- XVII. No. 1 . VANDERBILT HAS HIGH inc i vi marehed tnncciieid ars HOill1ES OF VICTORY I ili. 1"ealisil i-apoIniplanl i Yost Has Counted Saturday's Con. the nan 11a1nltoilan alevel wit h test the Biggest Horne (lame-- stanlt la(I f is I1Uce (h--in-ndivls' Hammond's Warning. O f corse. Rice didn't seeotilt iois :laic. b t It's ind n\ i 1 rhi1e 111ui is'ben- n Ca np-oa lit ...…
…The Michigan Daily \AN ARBOR, NIC.Ilk \ I \-IGA\N X\. \ 0,li.1I)07. Vinin XVII. AMATEURISM DISCUSSED BY PROFESSOR LLOYD -Academic Pause in Life' is Its Efs- sence -Application (lade to College Journalism. ]rtso Lly fi ill,, ph ilso tillde- pn-tnn cnniin p n.tna&i;mire entin1i -. i-i , al, t iitc i itt i n t fthttute irne ns.t Ast t i lt, i e phass ofcollge ativiies t idrti is iirltidif tisiitfill[ Soeime tago i ittsteakig on an oc-iii ia e ...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN \RiB(OR.\Ti. 11ff IN 'S- \TI M MRI)\ CI I(H icy, 1907. VOL. XVII. N . 1- LAST INDOOR MEET GtHMu'IANNUALIiND)OOR TAKES PLACE TONIGHT MEiETi (CCUCRS TODAY Over igti- ientrat' is, representing oll Special Features will be Chamipion- foutr classs, asure iclose ight for te ship Class Relay Race and Jap Carrow etnCU3illtits g-irls' itttti itidoor Fencing Bout. tmee- t i aroutigymnatsittmttthis ater- ( ltoot lttyer thefrsih...…
…The Michigan Daily .V I ............ , ,. XVFI. No 1 io, ATHLETES TELL OFt PHILADELPHIA TRIP ,en Return With More Watches -Pennsy Treated Them Roy- ally---How It All Happened. i-t cfoiur i}-carp h icrnerd tic gold ?".\'St tl -cu l iiiic. I-i retu nd illtn Cii S o th ii -itri R mei c~tt jlt, ofiiiei YirkiCitN. 'Jihly. i ar lii-n iiion ily cried a -W ,sl h t i is iiiiiiiii i but r- Inn liii isllad b " in" Patter The trp as n li)Valc in liith...…
…The Mlichigan Dail y AN N 1'\'II( II I( HiI \, I'II(I kS1)1I) \\ 3",I1\O(')j . Voi. XVII. _ _ _ M, A. C. SHUT OUT BY VARSITY, 2-0 Whipple Pitches One-Hit (Game ---Mellon Gets Three Hits--- Will Play 0. S. U. Today, Michl-an tiitt il 1l it: C. °r ia,2t i- oiii i lI-lt"1 t he fourt~t~ th ititi ctr t e L n inll tau >1ti ll-it itt lcn t icr l llt ir i'i c t cltt~ tim , MS, 11 fo r l t i 'f h- tIll \4't aclell, ~tI-t ot ill city i; tillcd with -...…
…The, MichiganDaily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. \VEDNESDAY, ()C"1'O(.,R. 30, 1907. NO. 32. VOL. XVIII. SEM-FNAS BGI -CITY To BEDECORAT~E oRz IN fl.,ACC R1R f 111 ULJl)IUVU1JlEk)I junior and Senior Lits Play a Scoreless (lame-Senior Laws Defeat Dents, 10-0. Anotier scorees gamt e a playesinl the iterclass series yesterday b tie junior and senior lits. The dent fell before the fast end work of ie eio aws. its this atter game. whiciet was maedi by ...…
…The NMichigan DIl \NX \r RBOR, NIICnIGA\ I.TlfURSDYXJANUARY .h30, 1908-N. 1 V,1"XVIII. o. far. ANOTHER CHANGE IS CONTEMPLATED ..OSES4 POITO:1TRIEBLOOD' S CLASS ?aIl , coti Atoinen ha., resigied from PLAYS VR I US theaise aging editoship o T eDal, viotefc th t e w ilev schoo at lie end it tihe seester. The poii ihs vcatedtill e itt lled ttaStudents Give Admirable Per- the I ,:-Jiititfth le secndeiesnitecr formance of Historic'Tragedy liv A...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVIII. ANN ARBO0R, MICH-IGAN\, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1908. No. I ts. 0.S U CH D LED sie kassetceed-up cigar was t ere 0. 8 II.SCHE U with tat saume "urry up" stuff that hissaltwsays een claracteristic of hin. FORlf hTFistle cl the bnsch up in circles Fui DUAL gsunts. A fes words of general ad- Handicapv Varsity Meet Will Pre- s"sce folosede and these signal squads 55 rc picked. eee tie real swork began. Cede It-Tenni...…
…T h e Nlich ig ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, IAY 30, 108 VOL. XVIII. No. 1 79. MICHIGAN LOSES CHANCE FOR FIRST Coe in Poor Condition- -Bohnsack Boxed by Cornell and Pennsy Runners. lASlEBALL GAME T()DAY MtICtHIGAN %s. SYACUSE. Gaine calledl at :30. UNION EL ECTION AND iIEETlING COME TODAY Thie sanutlomeeting of the Union will be hld this morning at i i(iclock, i 1-oolni CUniviersotyHfll. The election of oficers iiiimedliately preceites ti...…
…/ 7/ T.he Michgn DalI ANN RBORMICHIGAN, \WEDNE~SDAY, Sl-If "I'F>\1C , O[()8i. Voi'. X IX. 1 W T IST C L S will be a potent factor in the runing.MANY CHANGES ARE1I pars111y is thi tru 11A KN A K E thas yet to be decided whether "M's " M N H N E R ttetpfor, l . i'riiinserly AD P hT' B wil b awrded to te whole team; atalofhe ils CAPT. SCHULTS JOB say ratelteoan finishing irt of his MADE U ON CAMU S lir ae igT1!dA n h Ctr,~ 11 J~ eamn will r...…
…The Michigan Dal..,y. VOL. XIX. ANN ARBOR,. MIICH IGAN. FRIDAY, OCTOBEFR 30, I908. SCRUBS TORN BY VARSITY ATTACK Yost's Men Roll Up Big Score Against Husky Reserves; In- terclass Football Results. Terngtroughilitesrttb, for tol 1 tchios', tofetld goals- ad ia safey th ast giniota-ras-dfits offe- sivtaility inthetibelst scrimtmtages-befotre th Vandeirbtil t gme.tti' t olts'oi thir of fense of tielest tatt odefeitte the rgulas shwed uc ls ta...…
…The Michigan Daily Vot-,,XX. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 30, .1909. . [ 30. BALL AND TRACK MEN GO OUTDOORS Prospects Bright for Southern Baseball Trip; Four-Mile Team Working Hard. Wit.but little tore tatanweek i- tervetinigibefore tie varstty baselclt sutad starts soutit for te insnsial sprng vaicationi trip, te prospects arett t tthe teamis will go into te oeint'g ttte of thte.'seasontiwitht lessottdoosr siokthantit its previosi...…
…he MichiBal TA.TIX No. 148. RAIN MAY BLOCK NOTRE DAME GAME D~iamond Experts Chafe in Idle- ness, Fearing That Catholics Will Escape Thenm. lul1 l' ' 11 f ' t l lltt'e t lll illi l ,l ,1 Yri li , il i , 1 1 i d 11 - Ii' ji(Il ' tt f,' 11 .l \l ~ < t lIt. 1llletrlt:al 1111ti t~ ii, Sl' IN11k X FNI I IRS VLLA ST IIN )TOIT It'1.1S lIVENING trait Ct1hil atci 111 tll it )ill CaIr. cime ilit t ,'ltl .\iI'.r. ( il(lcv w111.1heIliala 11 '111'' IIO...…
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…The Michi _n _ _l .,N, ARBOR MIHG N No's ,\(V,-I;IR3,V) Vol'. X X. O.: 6. MILLER PICKED TO LEAD 1910 ELEVEN Crack End ann Quarter Will nReturn to Captain Next Year's Football Team. 111111110. Jot Miller, 'tie. f D tri 1111111110 ttsit nm1111111,1 of111 rot otve 111111 1111rok 111 It R,11 ofCicg. 111 t elitt itl hit I'ltt\ s dislt inc.'tttttIt lp ilti 1111ug this is11 NitIr' firs1 year 111 I he1asil tam he 111111 tt Ish Him-.1111 seftout th...…
…=,NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SLC'NL=)A Y, JANUARY c 0i V'ol- XX. PROF. WENLEY MISQUOTED Educational Lecture by Philosopher Incorrectly Reported. ieadting Detroit nespaesis e posrtinsgithe last ofi irs f,. Mi \\siiis's sion Assoisatio tof 1Detroit, quosted int as sayin ta t "In 180. illse wr ontlls two uivertsritis is the United S tates, tse LUnui'rsit of1 Vitrg'inia and1( the CIis5 Uie-sityo Miihiga.A1ohrrsiito, Prof. 5.. nslts, ini ilustrating th...…
…The Michin ail AINN ARBOR, MICHIGANXXWEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1910. VOL. XX. No. 127. __. BIG IMPROVEMENT IN BALL TOSSERS } With But One Week Left Before Southern Trip, Men Are Work- ing Hard. After long outdto or practice the Wol- verine baseball team is ronding into the best possible shape for the sotthern trip swhich conmenes next week. Al- thotigh frost present appearances the sutadl caln iino) sway be conparei with that of last year, Cac...…
…NT N RBOR, MIICHIGAN, iS \TU AAI'k t f ;o,111. i0)rno. Vol-. XX. No. 144. HOME RUN CL OUTED J' 1I,:UIl; I A"I OUT BY ENZENROT 'lc cInlre ccrtr teJ1-crtr Western Reserve Offers Sma! Difficulty to Rickey's Ball Tossers METHODISTS PLAY HERB TODA Micehigain gathered motler , iet~ uinto herself oil the Fsen field1 In F dar afternonon, \1Vesierii Reserve (ins ing on)i the short eind of< 301 o c The Clesvelanlers mntch tintsed pistc heldl the 44...…
…THE, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1910. VOL. I. o.r T . VARSITY tAr[f 612 E. Liberty Only one block rom the Campus Three good square meals per day Single Meals 25c $3.5O per Week Sunday Dinners 35c MEAL TICKETS q 0 0l 1 YN DEI Another Chance For Those Who Want THE WOLVERINE STUDENTS' DIRECTORY Verified y University Reords, and the books of the Telephone Companies To Get It You Must Subscribe or The Wolverine NO SINGLE COPIES of...…
…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...…
…r _ Y - - -- --------- A\TNT ADPOiD 1:TT(r1:_TTOAAT r ,Tt: tNt rt>>: i Vol. XXT. VoL XXI. XlyAKXII,)XXAlXlX.VIXX 1XN, XX', II',X'f;XXXX, XXIX X,.XIXXI'I'X10, 100. Domination of St1agg Over West Causing Discontent Illinois for Old-Time GamE FACULTY CONTROL NOT 11)1s ' Ci te I " 'i~ c ~ t ir w1 ;e)1 i', I I ~ l i XI XXl(i r> 1l t ; XXX 111 Xlit, I l v al' IV Xll a ll o i'l l1 1 h -it! Ima ll, dX )i t tXX i f r II 1 Inv r1 a1i XX111111 uly ar...…
…+ = ... sr W Ni Vol, XXI 4h.+ T"RACK MEN DEPART ,t1O).\T I]? "nT% nmruf6 f I mflfI11 ANN ARBOR, MICiII;A 1. I'1I1lX:XI) Cl',11 r1 CI 30o, 0)1t. No 1 FO OMYAIJA i'UuAY Relay Quartet Will Face Crack Western learns in Big Meet Saturday HORNER MADE WORLD'S RECORD ilidhi ati . 111mik" r( Ililqttrt . Iac: c iat i r 1 Ca tain I 11ie 0nd eek 1e e [() t iult 11 elth '?:3;;11 this 11111 1cTt (.1 Tw a i a e al i] dlt. li l Iwtl 11ra k1 uclii 1,1111 ...…
…ANN ARBOR, MICHIfGAN. tS)NAY, ARIf, 30, 1911 Vol. XXI UTI M EL Y E R RO S,4S T 1F INS('il T N I ( I DEFEAT MICHIGAN "I'lcI aC 'i11~i ild1Ctr'I Western Reserve Avenges Its t 1t 1a> , 1h Suc I H Ch ista Former Defeats With 2-0 l!*-tD13. ii ~ritl~r1iCur°tl( Score u i 1 i< nt ~31fi lle sI tlt i, it- SUPERIIOR PLAYING WINS GAME III, ht I Nitwirs l(twsiit( Ilit ul t( 16 1 \ V r li) toia lc i ~r s ~ t £ a v \1 ii < I~t , c C- st N Ci- i tc< i r s ...…
…Th'e ic ign aly ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, it t SDA\S, --I \y 30, 1911. No . 170. Vol. XXI. VARSITY RETURNS FORIIOMFE GAMES Players Were Weakened By Continued Illness on Trip East MEET M. A. C. THIS AFTERNOON lack from a disastrous aserni trillI the ball men face the M/. A. C. aggrega- tioni this afternoon ill what ipromiseas to he oie of tte hardest fought games of tielocal series. Tie larmeirs iill coiie fromi aisiig t) fill tietDecoratioi Day...…
…Michigan Daily IA ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 30, 1911.. . but he adA HOMESICK on that the and some FATED w m sis AT FOR MANYI 'YORK'S DEMANDS MIGHT CAUSE HITCH HALF OF RAMESE IS MAPPED OUT AND IN WORKING OR] Tri-Colored Poster Was Put On Yesterday Afternoon in State Street Stores. Time Was When Thanksgiving Defedant in Condemnation Pro- "We've got half of this Stood Preeminent as Date ceedings Asks That State out and in ...…
…Michigan Daily I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1912. ......... .... -, ORDERS ISSUED TO MINNESOTA TAKES DECISIVE MEASURE TAU BETA FT PLANS TO HOLD FORMAT, INITIATION TONIGII Had STERILIZE WATER Dean Vaughan States That City Water Contains Germs of Colon Bacillis. Ibiny Well Known Speakers to come Sixteen New Members Into Honor Society. WelI the men of ad been pre- omen in the the Gargoyle le yesterday, ed' a record Sc...…
…e MichigaDaily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1912. P LAST DANCE WILL BE "'WINNER." Union Plans Novelties for Saturday Evening Function. The third, and last, of the series of Michigan Union dances will be given in Barbour gymnasium Saturday even- ing, May 4. Pr'arations in harmony with the occasioh are being made by the committee in charge. The orches- tra has been doubled for this dance, WITH and it will include eight pieces. "...…
…1 ichigan Dail ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY; MAY 30, 1912. L55CS the fiite HON, CHAS. SIMONS TALKS HERE TODAY Under Auspices of Delta Sigma Rho, Former Orator Will Speak on "False Prophets." CANDIOATES FOR MEET ANNOUNCED Reports From Eastern Intercollegiate Will be Received During the Events. As a result of the last meeti the Board of Regents, a new c will be offered in the departme architecture. Unlike any of the courses, the new add...…
…At Yor Dor Three FfenHnrdSm Evenings a Week, 75cf j jmr Vol,. I1I. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 'tc'!II) I, JULY 30, 1912. I ~ N 1 ~ FfenHnr5: _______No. 15. SCHOOLS CHECKED MIC'l5(AN EN IAT ASCHOO.ODEST SIDENT TO ~. B~ITEYRAINALmEET.BASE BALLLEAGUE I N TRANCE TESTS! pie esseer vadler and Bragg Wated VIS JT ICHIGAN Invited toTaleingedteed frem. FORMED MONDAY at Annpolis. Shoes Relientsft disonv Now AeIdexsrO mi Fsoe11isesns ___-_- n it Lws, Mese, and ...…
…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 ...…
