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…U~of 90 VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH., MONDAY, MARCH:), 1900. No. 116. ( ELOQUENT ADDRESS vaneemet of citizeship anti stated FOOTBALL DATES Sprin that a oo-patisan vote was always_ John Temple Graves Captivates and t h itoeetso h onr.In a tangle -AGaeWtIo- Anoneret EtetisHiIuinc nn t closiog he paid a. glowig trihte Ti'' 1 Hall. to thes leatiers of tie contry is tie None With Wiconsin. Uniersit a ll.peas io sailot party tprinsiple A a reoult of his...…

…be 'of r4 VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1900. No. 143. Spring Announcement G. H. WILD & CO. We have just received our line of spring woolens for men's wear. It includes everything in staples that are suitahle and de- sirahle for the season. We are also showing full ranges in nov- elties, in quatity and style to suit the most exacting taste, consisting of Top Coats, Suit- ings, Fancy Vests and Golf Troiiserings. We invite ...…

… U,, O-f- r f D D VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, M1AY 5, 1900. No. 161. Spring Announcement 111G H. W ILD & CO. We have just received oar 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 Coats, Suit- ings, Fancy Vests and Golf Trouserings. We in...…

… r. t O VOL. X. ANN ARIBOR, 31ICH. TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1900. No. 185. Sprin~g Announcement G. H. WILD & Co. We have just received oar line of spring woolens for men's wear. bt includes everything in staples that are suitahle and de- sirahle for the season. We are also showing full ranges in nov- elties, in qaity and style to suit the most exacting taste, consisting of Top Coats, Sit- ings, Fancy Vests and Golf Trouserings. We invite you to cal...…

…VO.X.ANAN ARBOR, MICH.,_ FRIDAY,LOCTOBER 5, 1900. No. 11. A BOON TO THE GIRLS. I Work ii the Literary Societies. TO AROUSE ENTHUSIASM. Announcement-Altotothlieayscteswl' Brbour Gymnasium- a Very Busy Alfo'o h ieaysceisWl Tonight Occurs the Annual Athletic start off toimorrow' evening for the Our special line Place at Present-Or. Msher year. The prosects sent briht for Mass Meeting. Says the Co-Eds Should them all, the law societies being essoc...…

… O . Vol,. L ANN- AUI3ORMICH., WEI Announcement V Our special line of foreign and domestic fabrics for the Fall and Wrinter of 5900 has arrived and is arranged for inspec- tion. The name careful attention is given to the styles and finish of every suit, whether to be used for business purposes or for fnll dress ozassons- r :. f i 1 C 5 6. He WILD CO., rotS L. Washington St. BATH TOWELS AT ALL PRICES FOH YOUR ROOM OR THE GYM lWiladrs ...…

…Ibex~ml. A-A o i I I D lh d VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, MARCH 51 1901. No. 116 ....Our Special Line of.... ANNUAL VARSITY MEET Foreign and Domestic Will Be Held Next Saturday - Good FABRICS FOR SPRING) has arrived and is ar- ranged for inspection. We have the largest as- sortment in the city, 0. H. WILD CO. io8 E. Washington St. Help a Fellow Student Our.._~ Salted Peanuts Are roasted by a law student who is working his way t...…

…7r Wbe r i p VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, APRIL 5, l !o I ....Oar Special Line of.,.. FINAL DEBATE TONIGHT Coach Yost Arrived List Night Foreign and Domestic Micigan] Will Meet HerOld Rival V. H. -ci, the new tobtlcah -Close Contest Expected - llow op t trothth te tootball tti ctbasvethti FABRICShave Defeated Chicago 4 tutu titt wih t1rtheititr c tio fth 0 teir out of 5 Tines tt ct:1,1.11.icoachtts.. C(achic uttoioo 1i) FOR SPRIN~k...…

…Jh 3 ( , ® I ,- ' \ r Af VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, MICILi, WEDNES[)AY. JUNE 5 1901 No. 185 .Oar Special Line of.... TAKEN OFF THE TEAM Senior Lits and Engineers Decide en CAUGHT CLIMBING THE POLE Foregn nd on~etic ' Class Memorial roreignand Domstic iVarsity Right Fielder Davies Re- auii t~ rsdn lkse fteFehii imoved By Board of Coitroi- Il( .ete it Cyad 'neil r setakan leei0i the r For F A B RI Cs~ Thought to be a lit- i i. I t a lle'n ot> (ia Ii...…

…DA-I; FIRST YEAR.~ ANN [RBOR, MICH.1 CASE TODAY. TAME AFFAIR. eend Game of the Season Will beAnnual Fresh-Sepih Rush Hadl upt Called at o'clock eil Reets the Standard. Field. .1 1 ili it11w:11 i ' lit"C':1111 iI:1 I"' na .11 l:lntl i I' P .ill e <iii" 1ii11 [1, :1CI tiua'. }.CC 11 h, n ,tC 1:1C Il hii, :11 C sCIC ', '-klii CCCI II C111.11 11 1101 put1l''CC'1.C'CI I'I11 h,''CiCr 0111 i1C1 ~i1i C" 1-1iiI itC 1"C1 'CCCI"C C'''CI' '11i1z" C C 1,;1...…

…FIeeT YEAt. ANN ARB3OR, MICI., TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 5 1901. No. 37 LIGHT PRACTICE. Theodore Thomas' Chicago Orchestra. Lockwood Historical Lecture-Recitals. . S. U. GAME. --- U ivvniity Hal Iss wel illed last Te-Univsty.siiv Il al society hs______ FotalTeani Goes Trough Signal ight whets Prof. Thomas an(1 his ('hi- Jutaot uncedtss a Series of historical Special Train Over Ann Arbor and Pra~if e w1I n ad Reden ago' rheortra gave the first of hetic...…

…ANN ARBOR, MICIL, THURIS DAY, DECEMBER 5 1901. FIRST YEAR. No. 58 BRUCE SHORTS. The Captajn who Will Lead the 1902 Team. Brief Sketet: of his Work att Tackle. A Phenomenal Goal Kicker. Honor System in Examination. H. S. FOOTBALL. Western Trip Unsettled. I ertNor is theithe fior itheii-sell)- ____ -lii-Ibsot of ioiitiol sum) iiioe ago ester -i-i- -a i liiil-loa Istee sChamipionship of Michigan xwiil he Do- a-It sibitd aCeiiioi1ittei- which tad ...…

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…UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. ri N A.1IBXl't, I~IJ l. AX I IrNI -I AYNO\ h'AlBEI},140-> RDAY Ist u t JO 1W MENa t O ~ _ it 1! + , . i .: . [I I I .. ! ll .I '. ! _ j ~II1 LIGHT WORK YESTE the Xi> OtSt v l Mti h . . ,. _ io .Ua lit 1!+ l D elJa t ChV" , I, sc oil ,zi n r wI o tlt WW " n W -54" 4 Ir m , ip, iI A"I igte Diam InI ect{d ll II i ....... {I'i~ lite I tI" ti t" ; l't;1'f . i l 1 ' l+t t' t311 I11 ;tip' lt tI11't f' I Illltt tt'I' ;Ilft Elt ...…

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…THE U. of M. DAILY. VOL. XIII. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1903 No. 113 MEET SATURDAY Will Decide Who Makes Team for the Illinois Meet-Maddock and Brewer Doing Well in Practice While Chicago, Wisconsin and 1111- Boi are anxiously awaiting the crack Of the pistol at the A. A. U. meet at Milwaukee, Michigan's star per- formers on the track are steadily grinding away at their respective "Stunts" with the immediate purpose Of making a cre...…

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…ifli! v.Or N. DAILY. VoL.: xII. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, MAY' 5, 1903 No. 1.50 'VARSITY MEET SATURDAY !:Many Excitin Contests are Promised in the Annual Meet-Chicago Hes on May 16 'nlu' yes of te athletically iun'tlned poriull of the Uiersity' are now4 torowd towad The annual 'arsity raknmeet.oinetrwvilt take jplaeesuet Satilav afternoon on ctery Fel. I nerest in 1the succesn of Iihiiawn tirick lamifor 1 510010 s mreilteneG 11hun m fr sme ti...…

…The Michigan Dally VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1903. No. 34 VARSITY YS. ALL-FRRI I~. SENIOR CLASS MEEI1TINGi. Scrimmage This Afternoon Will be In. teresing-Four Regulars Out of Line-up Yesterday-Fullback Change is Promising. The promised scrimmage work did not materialize at last night's prac- tice, ht the rooers aitracel y the open gates of erry Field were rec- ompensed by the sight of faol signal work through whirl...…

…TheMichigan Daily VOL~. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATU)RDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1903. No. 5ii WALTER CA"1P'S VIEW. His Comment Written Before He Saw Michigan-Chicago Game-His Ac- count of That Awaited With lote rest, 'It is hardly e'n~oat''riae t sy that thetioitnttediarc in thei ilid- Ie West.ati i a tndithe i toeenatmen are, il evety ttintiua t' hut titmotuuts itt Octoiher 'ted Nvebeare tie tioatbalcileoachieeo ti1e impotranti teamst. TItisyathrha...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIS'. A NN .\ 'Z ii )fi MIC1H1., SATI'RDAV, MARCH 17.190- I No. 1I)W 'I'ARSIIY "ELIT9-N~IGHT. KN41CK ('N 6WEAT[RS. TflIINNINO ITHE SQUJAD. Will be Many Exciting Contests- Inspectors East Cay They are Injuri- Candidates Hard at Work-McAllister Great Strife Expected in Half tus to the "Hexdth of Boys and Obliged to Leave -- Gymnasium Mile-Second Sories of Relay Young Me--No Disastrous Ofen Evenings. Races. Effects See...…

…______ _ _ail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1904. No. 135 TRACK MEJN WORK h'ARD.1 ROCKY iOIJUNTAIN CLUB. "THE[ CRUSAD[RS" UNIV[RSITY HOSPITAL For the Pennsy Games on April 23- I Enjoyable Affair Given at Granger's Opera Composed by Griffith L. Gordon Great Improvements Sine 1875-Great Dvorak Does Well at the Pole Last Evenisg-Miany Novel Fea- of the School of Music Given lastI Need for New Wards-Crowded Vault-Hammer Throwing. t...…

…The M D. aily VOL.. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1904. No. 152+ T[NNIS TOUJRNAMEINTI w-1 STRONG CONTEST INLANDEZR INCORPORATED Trials Being Held to Select Team for( Orators Who Will Represent Their $1500Shaes Fie ihCtoaBeSPoceda Coal Contest With Chicago Net Colleges Friday Nght. All Amon. the stents.-e Wek-rseotGo onor Men. Prospects Are Stockholders' Meet- for Another Winning For Finest Oratorical ing, May 14. Team.Contet YetT...…

…TheMichigan Daly VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, JUNE, 5, 1904. No. 178 AWAITING R[PORTS. N[W fMANAING [DITOR. P' C '1G~ NWuNS MIT[T. A Fine System of Reporting Results- lC1 I A J. Stanley Baley Unanimously Elected Many Anxious Moments ________ For Ensuinrg Year by Editor for the Crowd. i al Board Yesterday. -- INTERCO[[[GIAT[ C"A"PIONSIP WON BY TRACY T[AM ^_ The Daily hoc seen conritated i At thr Saturday dinner of the Mich- on their ropo...…

…I'eMichigan Dail y VOL.. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1904. No. 8 HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL. 1ORE[BUCKYES TODAY. [XIT WRIN~K[[! Varsity vs. Ohio Northern University Michigan's Magazine of Humor Has This Afternoon at Ferry Field- Been Discontinued-Apathy on Visitors Have Shown Class In the Part of Students the Cause. Previous Games. ___ W'srislile, Michigani's Cosilt'ma0a- Tis liftirinliiniltihe'fotlowers of 'nie, has been oiiailly il...…

…The Michigan Daily VO)L. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, NOVEMi'BER 5, 1904. No. 35 frlCfl,14AN VS. DRAKE RGEtNTS ANSWR Wolvrines Will Clash With Hawk. Pcsition of Regents in Regard to eyes This Afternoon-Coach Yos i Criticism of Medical Societiss and Heston Will See the Chi.-Aswer to Question cago-Texas Game. * When First Raised. The husky lais frotslDrak~e ui-c The rectcitiricismi of viie'board' vlrsi19sill arr ie- in Anvi Arbor at rs-Islei ...…

…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICH., SL -DAY,-MARCH 5, 1905 No. i o8 1141 RECORDS BROKEN ! MISS BERTHA CONDE. FLACHSMANV ALS EZEE Ae"'arkable Performances in Last Night's 'Varsity Indoor Meet -Fishleigh and Coe Set New Marks in Pole Vault and Mile Run- Dunlap Puts the Shot 45 Feet and 2 Inches. ll'1; 1 111d\ w ,1, in oo t ii ant i lle"1. i t itt- d i al I l i t llt ' e i i tt t 1 1 a i ;; f l a in m ia t t cI t I o i c f e o s a " , e 1 1 illt...…

…The MihgnDaily VO.XV ANN ARBOR, MICH., WE TRACK NEWS. HOMOOPATHIC EXERCISES1 Bad Weather Does Not Prevent Light Birthday of H'ahnemann, Founder of Outdoor Work-Curtis and Ack- { omeopathic System, to be , eran out forHammer.----- Celebrated Next Week. )"Stpite thy li atiapi ofac ~ _A\i Ito tti ht~lc dpart- Mrrayafter non, uit a mrnt iv''ofthy Ilnt ' lithaviv 'city will clebrattf track amer ntade the trip to Fe'rr filvd he ow'iii tact d nfifiti...…

…SThe Michigan Daily VOL. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, MIAY 15, 1905. No. 152 GRA D AR DETO AY!'OFF FOR CHAMPAIGN. THE FINAL WORD. -~ -~____Varsity Leaves Today for Second Last instructions to Showmen and Clash with Illini Coach Mc- Patrons of the Fair Before the Great County Fair Starts with Gay Pageant This Allister Optimistic. Gireat Midway Begins. Noon-Initial Performnance of Big Midway Y~ra tan i'thu' an .oi rurfi'attr'l Tonight--Lots of ...…

…The Michigan Daily, KALAMAZOO ELEVEN FIGH AEY U AN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, THLCR SI)AY, O)CTOB-'ER 5. 1905 No. 9. Varsity's Work Marred by Frequent Fumbling-Defensive Work Good -Garrets, Stuart and Workman Star. cii ccigaui cwadedt inon hui cnch of -r prises eserday cafcirnoni iwlen the pluk aanmazoo ctcgclven eldi-i the to 44 pont: iin irlityli ii. te 4t May,' te ivr-citinmakig into i tocdw s in the cfirst h f I ctit cintii tiecworkc ofithe vr...…

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…The Mlichigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIG AIS) ;,t1)1 o)o' No. 56 vof. N :vI. l r-' l J N :s yM.: ht' SC It U LTZ. T(01 IIANI MOND. (11'RTI MICHIGAN MEN ON THE ALL-WESTERN. AL-WSTRNTEM CH ICAGO WINS WESTERN IS SELECTED. Curtis, Schultz, Schulte and Tom FOOTBALL CHAJ Hammond Given Places by___ Western Critics. Michigan fleets First Defeat in Years==Score Is 2 to T11w rri"i-" fro"' the footbll ro "itrs Eckersall--Curtis Ruled Out of the Oyar...…

…The M ichiga n Dailyl", -1 ANN \RIIOR, hIICIA II \ 1-1is1 T 11RSD1. RIL5,-19 06- vrotL. XVI. INO. 135. COACH M'ALLISTER IS AGAIN OUT WITH TEAM The Practice Was Snappy Last Night as a Result--Thirty Men Out Yesterday. For the hirst timc since the stuad went ontdoors they were led yesterday by Coacth McAllister. Nearly everyone etm- mediately felt the effect otf his tpresence for there was no loafing, only fast work, nd robably- some-thirty ...…

…The Michigan Daily \i\\ARBOR, I\JCIHIGA\, STUD. 1RI Y [,\ r 96. ,rOL. X'VI. NO. 153. MICHIGAN FOOTBALL STARS IN UNION MINSTREL SHOW. (;k Wills(lt~~t5.CR1. ClR 11tt.W . J1818188 A . INUI WINS FROM THE WEST'S'1 ST ORATORS Michigans Japanese Orator Gains a Brilliant Victory in Northern Oratorical league. ObIerlin 1),\Nav ':l-Specia.--Kiyo SueC 11111 represeting the University of Alih8ign81(o18thle-Northern Orator- ical lgue coters 11e111 1e(...…

…: ' The Michigan Daily CtOL. XVI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 190o6. No. 178. UNIVERSITY -SENATE TAKES IMPORTANT STEP Decides To Reserve Seats For immed= late Relatives of Seniors. For Oraduatijig Exercises. The commeiiceiment eecse( il year will see a neiw ca-totrsiiagttrated. each senior wilt--he given one ticket to he used by a mtemlbei ot his tamilys. Tis plan has liena desiiedc for a ltng time, hat the uantS cisity tacutty...…

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…The Michigan Da ily ANN'ARB3OR, \H I 1lANL \\I I)I {SDA DI) L\ f1,1 i , t 'Vol. XVII. ()i. 5%. FITZPATRICK DESCRIBES 1 -,) -'() ' 11 'ril tlls EASTERN GYMNASIUMS IAPONEF(k F AR Princeton Exces, but Michigan Has Best Attendance--Hopes to in- stall Swimming Tank. visi ig lte. l t;+irg Itt' )ttt ,1t hei'' Ann Ll ir. le hais ,i- (t i e tl they were i l cti lit hr' tol1 ad t e liitaill li~t'' iptt it , icd f -, ut i-i In ll th g1n r u t iti Ii...…

…r' The Michigan Daily VOLii. XV fl. ANN Al'R I'( W, MI (.\.N '1 F-li 1h V, Mi\ARCHN No.itT l. ANNUAL VARSITY MEET lil, O\\ FN Wl, DICUS "RELIGION IS LIFE," COMES NEXT SATURD~AY THEIAtc{ NIA\N CY li-;if SAYS HUGH BLACK All Athletes Fligible to Compete- Team Probably Will Not Meet Illinois. whc tk ° ltic Stnti t lii liiti'arei 1, rtt rc iiil - or titmet Ae tt, i t t virit teami iishuh ick ititt 11ks t ihctiarti to htick a vrtilt t r atrc...…

…The Michigan Daily ANix XVII., No. 138.\ Ill:1. 1'lC1,; 10 VOL. XVII. o.18. UNION MINSTREL TROUPE WILL APPEAR TONIGHT Diress Rehearsal Last Night Proves That All1Is in Read- iness For the Big Show--- 500 Seats Still Unsold. Forxii 'ii xiii vxicsi n h '. iii ii clc xl ii and igi nal aunts, w -x i th a 1,1r xnOfiii ixixxix xx xyxxilxHir a11I W th s x lart c)ix ixi (of Ixx- ir al i i lcc whc ,i si iiiwil iipa ik ix i it i clt iir xThe'alci ...…

…The NMichigan.DaIl ANN NkW , I\NL t NO\ll\N MNI \N 1907- 'OL. XVII. Nat. f55. DI. A. C. BEATEN BY VARSITY, 3 TO O It-,a> Ovitz Outclasses "Bump' Jones in Box-Strikes Out Nine Men -Varsity Gets Eight Hits Off Detroit Pitcher. "Mlichia n as ali eat aeal tc n tlit>veariaThi- remarkii, h-attonall C. ta , tieditt heutu iii lit hll CLoe'aute is-r ifterk- he a- tr-itt an It la- uai 'alpn" nete ii> \m Jo g. a < d meafoIato alaof I la hts. netlin...…

…The Ic iCgan D aily VoL XVII. ANN 1 1it) N 151 hI ttANr.\Nt Iw:[NI+"1):11. Ni . 5,10)07. No. iSo. ATHLETES GIVEN VARSITY INSIGNIA Twenty-Two "fl's" Awarded in Baseball and Track---Baseball Captain Elected Tonight 11lii t bsbal an iht rac ing a ica ' m 5n5 ti- ti- enirtttiin sli CheterTaf t-ap ), eore A l leyii 1\limPterstm, i fn . fiddigi 55le, jon W )cs an atn \ lpicture I t ii it I iiiii taken It ies<it WillIII' heldn this fi-ming . at...…

…T-he Michigan1 Dai~ly trot.. XVIII. "\', ARBOR, MIICHMIGN, SATURDAY, OCTOI1RR S, 1907 No. tr. VARSITY OPPOSES' CASE IN OPENER Football Season will be Formally Ushered in With Annual Ap- pearance of Cleveland Eleven. of tie'sa'sont today- that ithith pleely as ' re cho cc 'let elieir il preareloritartd cnitet, bthopn fr sigtkitwetraker oppoitiontha utaual Crtipp)led the ailbsitetteeofive a pi~s rottelineup.ti 'iie aritye and all lhotpe of ait ...…

…The MNichigan Dail y A\NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1907. VOL. XVIII. NO. 37. NINE HUNDRED TO ENTER GYM CLASSES Increase in Freshman Host Ne- cessitates Addition Sessions- New Assistant Appointed. P'hysical exatmer.1Dr. Maty states that 8o sttents are aretty enrollel for gym work, and tiis ntumtber Will probably e iterast(i to g00 hefore te close of the term. tNute ros, changes are een nade atltse grm. IDespite teittreaseti f00...…

…TheM " NA\ \R~tl'd NlI('ill(; \'n ~ i s.c.+'llIX )( Nl1 0 8 VOL. XVIII. No. 58. REFORM MOVE IS t ELL UNDER WAY' Alleged "Rottenness" to be Elim- inated if Possible-Many Per- tinent Questions Are Put. WXith the proposal of an amendment to th - constitution of the Athletic ass- ciations, and expressions of opinions re- gardting the allegedt"rottenness" in the present ioliticatl situatiott, t- ight for refornmation of Athletic associnationt a...…

…The Michigan Daiy Vot. XV f ANN ARBGR, IfCHIGA, T URSDAY, MA C 5,t Qr9W, 'r14. - FRES LAWS lI PLACE IN FINALS Defeat Pharmics in Unexctinrg Game-Record Time Made in Varsity Relay Tryouts. In a one-sided game the fresh law basketball team defeated the pharmics 34 to 8, thus establishing their right to r play the junior engineers for the cham- pionship on: March 28. During the first half the game was fast, the pharmics guarding closely. The la...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVIII. VARSITY MIEN WIN : FROM PREP STARS First-Year Athletes Score 53 1-2 Points to 27 -1-2 by Detroiteis -Cross Country Runs Begin. lTe frestman class attached another scalpt to its lbelt last iglt by defeating the Detroit Utiversity slool ithie last of tlte idroor meets. At no ttte was the score in faor of the slool boys atn tteir ttost vatttted atiletes provel of little tvail agaitst sle first-year men. Dawskins fa...…

…The Michigan Daily Vson.. XVIII. ANN ARBO(R, NfIfI{ IGHN, Tt ,SDAY, MAY 5 1908. No. 157.. RAItMAS IRS i. ind' (01(,took tbitf RAI M RSFI S a(I 0a- al. tEtttt~ltimaTROPHY CUP GOESJ~ on c'a1lisb alk n 'totd h m o-e 'le et a 'bo t one to asatrt. OF CLASS GAMES I 1'telao-so-c\'ltou ot 111oe;two- TO RADIUM DANCE litheffth__m tt aitedctl r footr____ Fresh Lits Win from Sophs in " olsadplee epl o County Fair Rleaps Large Profits met tttr. S itt...…