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…,w THE DAILY $2.50 NEWS OF THE WORLD AND THE CAMPUS l i ga Dail y Phones:-Editorial 2414 Business 960 TEl;GIRAPI SERVICE BY THE NEW YORK SUN VOL. XXVII. No.2 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1915 PRICE FIVE CENTS -- - r. ...a. r ITERCEPTED PASS PREVENTS WHITE WAS FVARSITY "JACK" BENTON PICKS UP FJUMBLE AND RACES :4 YARDS FOR TOUCDOWN PAT SMITH INSTELLAR ROLE Proves Valuable Asset to Backlield When Placed in Game tihe Secon...…

…PRICE 50c THE ONLY OFFICIAL FOR THE REMAINDER SUMMER NEWSPAPER OF THE SUMMER SUM EO VEWSPAPER Vol. VI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1915. No. 17. yPs JVIINSiJHIC ON All-SERNINEF - YOU MAY NOT BELIEVE THIS I|| IJ BIBLE BUT THEY ARE BARE FACTS!'' - '""'"-'-' We knowyou won't believe this butA He was evidently a student, as he I"J CI [l" T O I 1311 FILL U 1(1115 hulL' Accident Forces Withdrawal of Lawv son After Five Rounds of E...…

…S f ie Michigan Daily SUBSCRIBE Now $1.00 ,- ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1915. PRICE FIVE C bil SHIP 10 unlor Engi.. r Canmplis Sof )NS JAM WD FLOOR 'ODAY First performance of the Michigan Un- ion opera, Whitney theater, 8:15 o'clock. Michigan union opera, Whitney thea- ter, 8:15 o'clock. Meeting of the senior laws, room G, law building, 12:00 o'clock. Professor J. R. Allen addresses fresh engineers, room 348 engin...…

…THE DAILY VERY M~ORNING $2.50 I The Michigan Daily SUBSCRIBE NOW $2.50 I XXV, No. 29. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1914. PRICE FIVE CENTS. _________________ T - 6RIM CONFIDENCE FILLS YOST MEN ON EVE OF INTER SECTIONAL BATTLE Michigans Team of Cripple. iakes DEAN GUTHE AND PRESIDENTT Light Workout on HUTCHINS ATTEND MEETING Gridiron of Enemy Leave For Univert i Conferences at * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * ...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. XXIV, No. 174. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 31, 1914. PRIC FIVE CENTS FAR MERS HAVE EGLORIOUS TIME ~~OWINNG8TI M. A. C. Rooters and Ball Players Cop Game Whle Michigan Men Listen to .Returns From East DODG E ASSUMES OLD ROLE OF "TAMER OF WOLVERINES" Lungren's Charges Stage Imitation of Diamond Clash; Result Is Disastrous Some score or more Aggies, baseball players and rooters, had a glorious time on /Ferry field...…

…F, I11 I 'V -= ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY MARCH 31, 1914.P U, A EVENTS FOR TODAY Varsity band concert, Hill auditorium, 8:00 o'clock. Wilfred B. Shaw's illustrated lecture, Alumni memorial hall, 8:00 o'clock. Junior girl's play, Sarah Caswell An- gell hall, 8:00 o'clock. Mr. Rene Talamon speaks before Cer- cle Francais, Tappan hall, 5:0%) o'clock. Student's golf association meets in tro- phy room, Waterman gym, '7:00 o'clock. EVENTS ...…

…I )TE ON 31 W DAYI lC [cni _ _ ii' ARBOR,, MICHIGAN, FPIIA.Y, OCTOBER 83t, 19:118. CONFERENCE O1 WILL WATCH FOR (i IV, No. 28. ANN PRICE FIVE C ____ _ 6 , TEACHES NEW YORK SIN(WR CHANGMS A N NARBOR DATrE 1TO tO'NI) AY N TO MEET tin; ixaer of Mar~damne l fires C'halige of Phlns; )Iana1tgemnt. Mat zeiiaatier to cal EASTERNSHIFT Instructs His Meu in Ifeeting the Syracuse Attack in Session of Secret Practice Yesterday. TORBET LOOKS ...…

…AT YOUR DOOR THREE THE ONLY OFFICIAL EVENINGS A WEEK, 75c j 4 RISUMMER PUBLICATION Vol IV. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1913. No. 16 1N . SI1 EWLETT SAYS KEY PROF.D ISON NOTE OF FUTURE MEDICINE DEN IS PREVENTION NOT CURE. GIVES LAWS LEAD I~vsi~o~~n otb o- DIES AFTER 41 GIVE LA S LE D !"P'reventive medicine mast be sup- ~portedby the community at large and YEARS' SERVICE dic s ( Close Will in Department must be put in the bands ...…

…THE WEATHER MAN east For Ann Arbor: urday-Fair and warmer; coolI rly winds at sundown. T h~ihigan Daily ONLY MORNING PAPER IN ANN ARBOR .XXIII, No. 174. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENTS GENTS CLAIM RESOLUTIONS FAVOR ENTERING CONFERENCE Says it is First Official 'loward a Resuniption of Membership in the "Fold." Step ,L NOT MAKE CONCESSIONS THA T HUMILIATE MICHIGAN. .ent Members of Athletie Consider M...…

…w I [he 14,ichl~a . ,. . ; S ,' ", !T I !AILED TO ANY A9DRESS $3.00 PR ICE FIVE CENTi x 26. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1912. ..PRICE FIVEC-.......- FIND f I THE WEATHER MAN £ VICE-PRESIDENT SHERMAN PASSED AWAY LAST NIGHT 3 HOLES IN a ! 1 ITY LINE Forecast for Ann Arbor-Unsettled, cooler, moderate westerly winds.7 University Observatory-Wednesday, 7:00 p. m. temperature 38.8; minimum temperature 24 hours pre...…

…1 1Chlgan Dati S ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1912. ": UNION PROVIDES STAR PROGRAM. Sinfonia Fraternity Members Sing and Play Today. Probably the most successful enter- tainment that has ever been given at the Michigan Union will be presented today by the members of the Sinfonia fraternity, the local musical organiza- tion. The concert that is to be given this afternoon was the same that was presented before a Detroit audience...…

…Arev' ? "" 1C1I1 I e lly A Reliable Directory of Reliable Business / ANN ARBQR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1911. '0ESIN'T BEAR EARMAR OF COMMENCEMENT HEADGEAR BERNET) WHEN LAMF EXP1ODES SLEUTH OF MODE FICTION. HERALDS SOCIETY INITIATES. * * Jesie Hobart Attenipts to Pour Aleo- amous Detective Appears More the Wearing the tasseled head gear that 1 hol Into Hot Receptacle. Conventional Business Man; is usually associated with. June...…

…AeNN ARBOR, MICHIGAN..\\VI 1'el > i 6) i Vol. XXI. No. 171. VARSITY'S CLOUTING "SALTS" GAME EARLY Farmers' Ambitions Smothered By Big Lead Taken in Two First Innings WOLVERINES PLAY STRONG BALL ers, wgho hope txlehane ilther\ahleice petiearite ex nsete f the Isettee fil gass plits tle iirday ate iroo, the Aggier erectitivestakicitg;the' siorti sistnt lou ingb l i ttcif lichigcei' wacriors bIreelghtiiseentruesg and a wel laneitryibeftre tie...…

…y 3Y kr r F { al it > :< . ANN A r{)1:,tICI-TIGA I i:Il)_, l 1R<'C 13r, irr. x Vol. XXI. A No. I:28 IJY RIDING PROVES EXPENSIVE LUXURY Seni or Engineer Pays Dearly For Automobile in Which He "Serpentined," S RELEASED ON $500.00 BOND "1v li"C5111 , 11 1111111.fo 1.111 111 _1 i1t~ '51 2211e the 311Zi "j r !-;(Iill" slat doo 1 0 b ll II'(11- 1;t 1110ta 1111llqu of gi hei 1111 1111 short11 it1is gin1o1 te1111.cinc sqa'11 as11111 ld'i 1 1it i...…

…The Michi an Dal AENN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TIlL RSD NY, -MARICH 31, 1910. No. 128. VOL. XX. OPTIMISM REIGNS AMONG TRACK MEBN o Michigan's Prospects for a cessful Invasion of the Are Very Rosy. Suc- East W'ith tile mos0t sutccessful of indoor seasono to its credit the track squad hais moved to ttie Perry fietd citider path. Even Traiiier Fitztsatrick, nattir- ally conservaitive, is optimiistie, ande the prostpects for a victorious teaii are...…

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…_h Michigan___mil V or. XIX. ANN'ARBPOR.N Q1GAN AIR)Y (itOIllGR 31, t()8. SOUTHERN FRIENDS TO BATTLE VARSITY TODAY Vanderbilt Eleven Is Here for Fourth Annual Mee ing With th( Wolverines---Both Teams Are Ready But Not Overcon- fident-Coaches and Captains Say Little. Al I C I I IG' A 01-:k II,'I' 'Knl and oiPts. Yr. Ra' eys' e... ..' Crmpckr nt. r~il'lkI i E''csslooks, r .. "Schulz.c... . . 3 P ll al, 13.°...1 Casos 11t...2 1 ?. . Io s3l...…

…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR. MiNICH-IGAN. SUNDAY, MAY 31, 1908. INo, 180. VOL. XVIII. SUCCESS ON DIAMOND; K FAILURE ON TRACK Michigan Vanquished at Eastern Linthicum Shuts Out Syracuse R Meet-Cornell Wins-Crowd to in One-Hit, Errorless Game, Welcome Team Tonight. Closing Baseball Season. Philadelphia, May 30.-MSihigan went By dee'tiiig Syracse yesterday after- dowitoIt inglorioustefeat ii the eatennoonii 2 too, 51ichigan repeated the (lie ...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVIII. ANN ARBOR. AJiC II IAN. T VV"I ;D-,\,MARCI 131, 1908. No. 136. VARSITY BASKET-, BALL FIVE NED Fans Select All-Class Tram with, Tyler Captain-Cross Country Work Begins. ilasketball falit and( officials got to- get]her yesterdla afternoon andi seiected at11 alclass teattt int other wrordis, what woutldi prohialy tare ])cell tihe varsity teamti if Michligant suppotlledi batsketball as a reguliar sport. Matte ex...…

…~~~The MichiganDal ANN ARBOR, MIICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1907.N 3 VOt. XVIII. No. ' 33. RIVAL TEAMS FINISH PRACTICE FOR' GAME Michigan Team Leaves for Nash- ville Today--No Changes in Lineup. onu the eve of the departure of te eant for Nashville. Ctaelt ost iwas fairly otimtistic as to the outcome. "There i- little tdottt its my mindm That tck twill play a cotsiderale part int te tandelrbilt game, said the coacl, "but wi-tottncevits...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol XVTI. ANN Aili1.il il\ I}_l \S Si S CI I>1 1))f MEET LAST NIGHT il t t)ftltr 1 <, 1. SAMYUEL GOMPERS WILL CLOSES INDOOR SEASON icit LECTURE HERE TUESDAY Japanese Single Stick Contest, Quar. fIi Ill~ c, ltl ~teriic. 1 Rumor That Celebrated Union Labor termite and Relay Race W eeo i 'v-,tct~cr cct Leader Would Refuse to Speak Particular Features. I i n lll~ 11 { ~ 01th ti'llti- s Discredited. 1[1 f11:11 t r, t(t' \i I...…

…The Mlichig9an Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, I''RSI) Y. J XXI' \RX .ir, 1907. V\T-j XV II. JUNIOR HOP PATRONEiSSES Rttl >ttch llrG, i l.; 1;ictl; , CO l"'M E DY AN1D MUlJ SICAL AND GUE.STS ANNOUJNCEID DliYaiTauCii ii hrii 1s Plans For the (Great Ball Nearing F Lawi ncc. In Abtr: r, C. Cii 1,1i c: trrr, Ic Completion--NluSic Will Be a ,ietol ~ a C iii 111.:H'Mrs. Lo IXX I XX ici 'ii iikXi Special Feature-Many Sur- b'rri'. ' i(iih 'Xiv Cv(ib 1...…

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…The]MichiganDaily A-N A RBOR,31IIII(\\, SAiT RDAY- l.k N I i 311, 190F.~ vrOL. XVI. No. 13r. LAST TRACK A OF Final Meet Promises Close Coi tests-Fresh Engineers Shou Win Easily-Coe fay Bre Record. With the intecass t iieel toiight t inorseasont at Wa temanillgymaiia trill e 1b10ougt to acoe A 'tige c0 centage of tie ten who hoteienwei nin lt ce ipreiot0 o us t ets wIIillt iC atitete colll e ooked ifo.T hel i t 111 o fiefiors t. lcin thetot...…

…The Michigan DaIly sOL. XVI. No. ()(). WISCONS IN AND CHICAGO TO HOLD MASS MEETINGS, Students and Alumni Will Pro- test Against Conference Legis= lation-Prof. Small Says here Is Mistake in Minutes of the Meeting. tiirntoelandomre wiespeadgrlowst II, ieaantthe radcalimno the reelt Chicago fotiill cnterenlce -1A _it mass imietinlg twill te hl by the Chiag tentstat Miandelelha ll tomor iniiandan idigatio n mee ating ha, hii esalledl Iy (he ...…

…The MichiganDaily ANNARBOR, MICHIGAN. il ! ) \ ,c >"(t)( I>lC 1;;i. i0 oNo,1 VOL. XVI. No. 3r, ALL ABOARD FOR THE BIG EXCURSION Big Deeation of Michigan Men Will Witness "Strongheart- Excur= Leaves at 6:45 Tonight. \ idelegationtOf ttit-rsrity studntst, w rh f the play, will witnes Srotg- hcr"at Detroit tisieventitg. The -titner reervedI seat sale cottuttted by *lauiagerC aird atbeentpeomtttenll la~eattd thereo.s little dotlbutt that live ...…

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…The ichgan Dail VOL. X! ANN ARBOR, MICR.,1FRIDAY MARCH1 31, 1905 No. 130 THlE UNION PRACTICAL. ENTRIES FOR MEET. WOODROW WILSON. TIE GAME YESTERDAY. Atijcle by R. R. irk on Real Value Athletes Who Wiill Represent AA. President of Prineton University Scrubs Played Varsity a Nineinning of Student organiation and i 11.S and 1998 Saturday -lass Speaks Tonight Under Auspies Tie (ame-Score Was Seveis Cb House. ely earn Drawings.of S. L.A and Schoolm...…

…The Michl i Dil ANN ARBOR, MICH., TIWSDAY, JANI.ART 31,i, 95. No. 8 00TJBALL GAME WITH ILLINOIS Champaign Eleven Will Appear on Perry Field Next Fall--Other Fotball D~ates to be An- flounced Soon. w.- " - =mot - .: ,, n s" i PLANS FOR THE JUNIOR HOP Arrangements for 1906 Hop Com- pleted---Lane to Le~ad (irand March A New Frate'rnity Admitted- Suppier Arra ngements. - 11at P ,r id"1t T i1 ) 11)1 jtt11 1 l 't rtC11E j iil~ ill r- ( <,11 \lich i<...…

…The Michiga_ ____ VOL. xIv. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THUSSDAY, MARCH 31, 1904 No. 131 BASEBALL EN OUT. I SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED. ENGINEERING SOCIETY BANQUET. GRAND OPERA. First Outdoor Work Yesterday-Hard Miss Anne E. Huber has been ap- The 14th annual banquet of the En- "The Crusaders" Will be Given Under Work.Ahead to Get Team in Shalt pointed to the Chicago Commons gineering society will be given Friday the Direction of Prof. Renwick-- forAa Spring T...…

…The ichigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR. MICH., SUNDAY, JANUARY 31, 1904. No. 90 110NOR SYSTEM. STEREOPTICON LECTURE. Profesor George F. Moore, of Har- System at Cornel Abandoned-Prince- vard University, who is delivering a ton's Method Successful-Medical course of lectures before the various Department Working Upon the branches of the American Archaeolog- Honor System. ical Institute, will speak in Sarah Cas- well Angell Hall next Wednesday...…

…The. Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1903. No. 29 U. oFr 1'. 'ilMETI TODAY. HIGH SCHOOL OAks -TODAY. ALL-FRESH VS. '06 ENG. Chanmpionship of West Will Be Settled PTe AllFccest IttP )01 tea t will, In te ittioscltol-trc cotet. lfothli -M01ichigan Teams In Perfect Co- tictssitl 11u tSdgnttl' io tpli p t itotnittg wit it illi- dition-No Stock Taken In six Itats-,retiait ttilsati I Toey aro giltori snIf-rry c...…

…Th ]I hsanDaily. Vol,. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATUJRDAY, OCTOBER 8 1. 1908. No. 30 "ICHIOAN 6 TAG The Wolverines And60ohers Struggle ror Three Hours And The Re- sult Is it Tie.sOreatest Otm In Western rFootbatli History. litaiwH Nlin 1~atit The weai ttheris f pie h 00hn and ft lc,. ita e im s ira 'mo. L1iine-p, i 1(1( i: tI I I'>. Olt Westr,1 . T;1'a'IL.(. S a er ,C, .'out , 1 (. ha I t, l'.;o Hilt1 at ilt)a, 'titt i itt'' 'D"' viseL- t...…

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…OR ,.; {0 Xiiir.. XIII. ANN' AOM ICt I.Tt-'S2'AY, IAIsC1-III21, 1103 No. I5 A GREAT MEET Rocky Mountain Club Baqut Oulr Showinig AganstO Conell w1a11111 loo iaii ; l ctn,11 ' ril Rvelation- Oudoor Work Be- t ie, ~,In eades'vtl ginls Tody-lIos1Pocts for 110 ls isi ll to de1 2 11 to1 th Western Conference Wet ltit+rit 211hhil 11fae 111111' ii' till 111111mvkirv1111' ii ili:11111i - - ,1 111111ed w ihliclt im 11111 ail thl' ldiii micerntiinti t, ...…

…UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. SrC0N I) A.:I AND NoW FOR WISCONSIN Tam Leaves ThsM ri n.- cj Gil cano -All Caskn etur _r 10 0 Practi'e w1*I0; 1 CONQUEST OF CANAAN T!a , 100: [T No. v. Aunt al Mctic> of' PI~y icallla 110501 Societ ........... -- .1:13" :r? :I slll:i<I sii'it"i'i1I Ilion) wi ll 1 :tiStl ?+iSStll' l Itr jit try t' I I, IIIII :t t" krr t l'. ;E i tlll;: ;I1 t.Ilt' t t ;ls'lft!_ lr' 1,1 i. is'\t° fI I1" . \l' 11I ;;fr :i ttll: Iil0 t= il}...…

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…VOL. XI. ..Our Special. Lin of... Foreign and Domestic~ FABRICS FOR SPRING his aIlI1l is l i a I I'aIlud odrbii iiliUil>Iii We lhave thc 11114'Ut1- Soitlnit ill the tit - ANN ARBORI, ICH., SUN D VY, MAR191 1 i, 1901. No. 139 S OFFICERS ELECTED Sch )olicasteis and Scientists Choosc Their Officers-No Fall Session -lel eaftoi. 1t: ll ~l , i t " l ii ll l lcii il Sil I ii !1 a i l 1 w i ;<i l i~lt'at S11no111i' Session of Law D-partinit Th U i...…

…be i r ,rs , NAIL VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, MIH.,Ti G He WNILD & CO. WEARS AN "M" SWEATER Co-edo Are Under Another Reign of Terror - Alico Manwaring '01 Hold Up-Other Cases Ro- Have your full I ported dress suits for _A111ell "r. un rarte 'wcoltl ur- the .juior 1' Hop bll()' i. 1iiagain tii cind iier l i 11t01ro. Since flue 11yterioils mi adle atI t l: C i:' hugger' ( qu i is iitc'ratiuil ill hii icrllieastccii iii iil i e city. clc' iilciitt1...…

…be i ss ot r 0 VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, lIC1L, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1900. No. 33. HARD PRACTICE ON AGAIN. New Michigan Yell and Songs For the; STRAUSS' ORCHESTRA. Anno ncem nt ;Rooters. An o n e e t All the Men Except Boggs in Good, Will Open the S. L. A. Course With a Shape---A Regular Game Between Pres-ident. erdiei of the Athlletic As-j Grand Concert on Saturday. ur Our special line the Yarsity and Scrubs on 'ott ati~tiio ths lapointedi the...…

…be 'of, $uf> VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICR. THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1900. No. 181. Spring Announcement 14 19 J4C G. H. WILD & Co. We have just received or line of spring woolens for men's wear. It includes everything in staples that are suitable and de- sirable for the season. We are also showing full ranges in nov- elties, in quality and style to suit the most exacting taste, consisting of 'Top Cats, Si- ings, Fancy Vests and Golf Trouserings. Wffe i...…

…She U f oV S* VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1900. No. 139. TRUSTS. j Trusts should e brought under the END OF THE COURSE. Sprigy _same regulations as railroads, banks, inurance companies, etc. A\nnouncement The Good Government Club. lg to save wast. This waste should Speaks Tonight. Last evening in University hall, Pro- tion is a step forward. We must learn Hon. Champ Clark is a charming f.~.~. essor Jeremiah W. Jenks, head pro...…

… 3.40f 9444Pa2 VOL. X. ANN ARIBOR, IIICII., WEDNESDAY, JAN UARY 31, 1900. U- EX-SENATOR PATTON. are guided by dark-hued Egyptian I II ____lads. One toilsome day we were pro- STo Delioer Washington's Birthdail reeding slowly along our way, thQ tad Address-Former Speahers. urgin the donklsyo with vigorcous No. 93. Diploma Freshmen From Michigan. The rattle below gives the number ot Michoigano freshmten enterisng tram at- credited diplomat ...…

…h The o I . o .At ab o VOL. X. ANN ARtBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, OCTOB3ER 31, 1899. No. 3".. WI LD' Fine Fall and Winter H SSuitintgs, Golf1 Suits, E Fancy Vestincgs. TDRESS SUITS ASPECIALTY T AWe Carry the Larcgest A I Stock L In the Cityj. L .V 108 EAST WASHINGTON ST. 0 Chocolates We maire a specialty of Chocolates as a side line. We sell lots of them and our stock is alswaye freeh. Losvney'e,AMlegretti's and Kuhn's always in stock.. " ...…

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