…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVIII. ANN ARBOR, M[CHIGAN, THURSDAY, ?NOVE~MUR..R; 10 No. 3q. ------ - - -- PE K Y SE T S LE soin hor, all persons hodig tickts ronm oo o 75inclusive shonld e at GOES ON WITH RUSH sad oti mornin.At% tandr an tis thogthat swhen the stock Over 11,000 Tickets Sold Yester- of nusismbers i''nestat s o'clock is x- ,day-IlnterClass Championshiphaseteblofheaewilav Game As Curtain-Raiser.__ -- ~In ordeIr that te tisie ie...…
…The Michigan Daily XNNARBOR, \IIC1IIIGX\S\ T I I) 1Y;I)ECEtlfP, 7,1907. Vol- XVIII. INo. 60i. -------- - - - STUDENTS HOLD MEETING TODAY Discussion of Athletic Ass'n Problem Continues -- Rheins- child and Pearce Give Opinions. The -x5lion for a special mieeting to consider the proposed samtedment to the constittion of the Athletic assoiatioi will be presented to P)resident Hill to- say. The (ate asked for the meeting is iMonsay. uDe. if, a...…
…The. Mi.chigan Daily ATNN ARI3Ok, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY., MARCH 7, 1908. No. 1 16. VOL. XVIII. MEET TONIGHT WILL BE CLOSE New Entries Raise Soph Chances -May Be Best Contest of the Season. At te eleethtthour a nmter of athletes whao arc to take part ia totigt's fresh-soph meet wallowedl throgit the slush to the gytttasit attacltd their ames to the etry lists, witthtie restlt that some of the evets will be more interesting thasi was antiitatet....…
…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAtN, TUEFSDAkY, PRI4 7, 198 No. I42. VOL. XVIII. CROSS COIINTRY MEN BEGIN EASY WORK Coe Coaches Squad-Records flay Be Broken in Girls' Track feet Tonight. Yesterday afternoon the cross country men tonic their first jaunt of the year. Led by the reoubtatle "Spicer" Co, and fanned by a warm spring breeze tat made the blood jump in their veins, h af a hundred anbitioss ones cantered in the sunshine. The tac...…
…The- Michigan Daily A1- ARBOR, \MTCIG\N, TIILRSDAY, MAY 7, 108 N'o. srfi, VTOL. XVIII. i CCC NOVICE RACE OCCURS NEXT WEEK Many New Pen Will Enter- Frosh fedics Win all Gam ---0alrd ack. \ICIITGAN VS. \<OOSTER 5.55ff f~iLLEDA'' 4 :05'. "a. Thie ainual osice race givensute the auspices of the Cross Country clii will e rit Friday, May 5. The re is opeii Only to meiwhio Ihave not 550 their three "C's" ass is to le ishtilet a novice race. All...…
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…The Mician Daily G\c . 'tI. VARSITY WILL PLAY STRALMI AURA STAR ALUMNIlSATURlA Several Freshmen and Ineligibles may be used-Stiff Scrm- mage last night. it dtr ,p n :t e iti tlt oi l(,i i iift st of t l i i rie , io , Iiitht was in t Loit i t ic t ii iii i tkill i at linferiori 1 ll i t i t iiie}t ;i1 ' a f e r 1 p e lit iil rl r Ir- 1 t tiI l t a r < i l , hi t ith t egula ieam t te ) I ec ,, 'Ill in tO i ie oN tlitti i itti I i- t ksa d to ...…
…The Mlichigan Daily \N ARBOR, \1K Ii I( N il 1I ) 1906. x- ~i VOL,. X VII. SOPHOMORES WIN FIRST UITVTTM7IREDTH BASKETBALL GAME VEY INili IS RADYFOR TEBIG Freshmen Lose First Champions hipI ANNUAL MICHIGAN ContesthbyScore of 4=2-l'earn fUNION DINNER via au- I av -A, aalIAWork Was Ragged. --- General Commite Completes Final i altrlarge nd xxiii xixiixx iciiv p Arrangements for Feed- -Impera- cxigatheiredi last tvvvvitvg xin Ixixiv live That ...…
…The Michigani Daily A\N I-il ll I CHi. ii IGA -xNNI\l-7. I VOtL. XVT. No.i t,3. . . ...... - - - - - - - - -------------- - VARSITY MLERS WILL FIGHT FOR SUPREMACY Coe ard Maloney Will Compete in, Distance Run-Other Evsents Ex- pected to Prove Interesting. xii x I 'fh, i~tnic rce o las Yea hctli n and 0 wii, to ia - .tirit~t ii Onc liii lix"S iide t i lxxe sc}i ig 1 x,,toin iii ii meet i t c meo li i(c il (" b tl l iiii door ijiiii- atpturt...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol- ~XVII. ANN.\Rk():, Ii. I I I lG\, 8VNI)A Y, \I'IZII ,,51907- SECOND MINSTRELS ARE BETTER THAN FIRST Michigan Union Show Draws (reat Audience and Proves Laughable or Entertaining Throughout. 'lii. mss'i iis ii' 'siiisics of liv\Ii l- ign i c vii \Iit"ii''l' vsiilatnih iii lnlcc''iiv hal, aR W cosnducted etchvii uccsfl i t nv foisiss isv TyIII ni- c ce Tle le hal, ;l l g eetd c I lii ilmn. ihoe is.Ioia dsolists wer In...…
…Th e Michiga n Daily VOL. XV II . No. 156. MAY FESTIVAL TO t 11 tc BEGIN WEDNESDAY 7 ' Annual Event Brings Array of U-k'; Great Talent to Campus-Art-rl 1:,1I 3 v , JUNIORS WIN BOTH ]til i ltltfr lC )t IN IEROLASS GAMES: , : r ,a p( rIt cII 11 J11" tho al, 'I'lic val iti iw t c 3 ;,, a\ l' ti 11, lli ICH c':111 14, t"r tt)IIrtceIIl l ttlllli<t arti ;ti - xcellellc c urn°cl it is I11 tllc ;tlrll a cur tllcc. alld Fvi. 'tt truck ot Ii Il...…
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…The Michiga al Vol- XVI. WISCONSIN NO CINCH ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 'li.I\ (I;111,Il1 7, I19tl. -No. 37. SAYS CAPTAIN. NORCROSS' Badger Eleven Much Stronger Than Last Year---Norcross is out For Signal Practice. 1Tat the /iseonsio game is to be the real chsampionshlap game of the west iSgrswingntore and more certain. {'tan No rcross ttas retarned from hi sos cpotits where tie attendted the Wis- cos505-5 i snoesota game. Tihe little qeuar- te...…
…The M"ichigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGA\Nliii) I' 0I1 >1,,11 ;. M05. l~lt \o,. XVI. No. 5ff. JORDAN IS A LIAR SAYS TOnl BIRD Former Michigan Captain Denies Charges of Professionalism and Playing Under Assumed Name- Will Finish Law Course. wei'rliy adili tiinal proof reuirel of thet'maliciousn fasitto fterecenti cha~rgestmade iagaiist tMic hiani'iatlete lie -'reniil "Jordat he'iii wig et terfrn lomirdliiwitonldt e conl uie "i~lfitor icigao...…
…The Michigan Dil ANN ARBOR, ITERA\N ENE\SDAY, NI.114'11 ; Jro1, XVI. Noc. r. . PESIDENT ANG CALLS N E Will TCake Place at Chicago on Friday--Disagreement Among Conference Members Possible. 'iisiileiii .Aigellhasicled aote licig fte confier'ee colleges lto 'tTh aittititrepreseniviiues twill I iii iitiimornig tnd edtevortoisetl '[h eel igich s'iwai sisxtresseil iiteafe t i at conferenceivi s ti ar- ,trst i of ll tie clleg''es tis g \isisiil....…
…AN Y RBOR. ICI3:AN STUDAAPRIL , io-S. vOL. XVI. Noa. 137 FACULTY WILL ATTEND I GIRLS' INDOOR MEET BIG COMBINATION MEET WILL OCCUR TODAY Invitation Meet Tonight to be Cor- Many Contests to Decide Intercass bination Track and Gymnastic Con Championship-List of En- test-Coe in the Stellar Role. tries and Officials. For the past six seeks tie students Tie girls sf tiestniersity sll] holds have teenfocki-sg etch Saudynih shit tampiosship ittter...…
…The. Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MIiE \IGTHURSDAY, JUNE 7,1906. JoL. XVI. NO. uflo JOHNNY GARRELS LOSES HIS CONFERENCE RECORD Managing Committee of Conference Decides That Garres Tied Rec- ord in Hurdles. ohnny Garres, te general opinion to1 the conti117 notwithtanding did not break titeconfer entee cotd illtieiigi ihurdies. Such i tie tardy deisiott of the conferencee mal-llglllg cottmmittee re- ceved at th. Atletic. Assoitiot yes- terdlay ...…
…Wbe 'or 94 PaiLI VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1900. No. 118. Spring Announcement G. H. WILD & o "1 ii eutlC t fatIv tf' swear. It includes everything in stap~le~s that arreositihab ttindit. sitable lfor the season.Itt. are atlso shioinig full rattges ini flir itirs, i qu titilndstvi t TO M ET PNN. be tight at wrong the American in by TO M ET PNN. atur e an expansiontint. Ever since -~ liiithe olonal timesite itasihail n...…
…TheU of Dr9 Ptt) VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1900. No. 145. Y qCA.Banquet. Spri~g M C H UA WI S.The annual banquet of the Univer- Announcement ing a their head quarters onSte THE WOLVERINES GET A UNANIMOUS DECISION AND street. The first thing on the program was G.H. WILD & CO. WIN IN A WALK FROM THE STRONG GOPHER TEAM a business meeting at whih the of- fices fr the earing year were elect ed, they are aa follows: President. C. ...…
…;beti) VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH., MONDAY, MAY , 1900. No. 162. SpringPREACHERS TAKEN IN His fielding is still unknooss as he had Association oi Collegiate Alumnae. - no chances lbt witt the stick Ie shoseec At the Detroit Home and Day School, ~ gSecond Home -Game a Victor3 o utp sel. Dnc he sas passed to first b 73 Stitson Place, Saturday afternoon, A n u c m n obflCei erhtadoc i arfcd OtMy1t rm4t 'lc. h sa Dobiu Cei. ltis ti n nc e crfed t toe...…
…'. i. t . . .. _. wabeo-f 'l>of "' GAB YOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH. THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1900. No. 187. Spring Announcement G. H. WILD & CO. We have just received or line of spring woolens for men's wear. It includes everything in staples that are suiale and de- sirale 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 Tro...…
…;be i Pat, VOL. Z.I. ANN ARBO)R. MIC., SUNDAY, OCTOBER 77 1900. No. 13. Announcement S Our special line of foreign and domestic fabrics For the Fall and Winter of roo has arrived and is arranged for inspec- tion. The sari- careful attention is given to i styles and finish of every suit, whether to e used for business purposes or for full dress occasions. G H. WILD CO, io8 E. Washington St. BATH TOWELS AT ALL PRICES FOR YOUR ROOM OR THE GYM...…
… 4 4 Fi D Vol,. XI. ANN ARBOR, MICR., WEDNESDAY, NOXTE BEit 7, 1900. No. 40. NEW SONGS AND YELLS 6 et evesry point 'we'll takec the-n one ALUMNI ROOM FITTED OUT Announcement and___ all loast. tn'i ~'o iRooters Can Now Yell Thtniselves toigher Alumni Association is in Comfortable Our special line 1Hoarse .-Mass Meeting For Prac i:"acigTi-ui toga Quarters-Seniors Invited to of foreign and tice Friday Nigiit. Mt1l Ml(-igunl is mnarching on. MAk...…
…Vo_ fXt ANN ARiBORII 1CI1., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1900, No. 62 Announcement y I HALF MILLION A YEAR TO RUN UNIVERSITY Great Musical Orgnization. V Our specils uteSALARY 1LIT1IS$35,OO- RIIIPIS FROM 1SIUDIN'S F[S I1 $185,00-RE- Inne cmes here vith his I'ad i seil(IPIS FROM QUARILR MILL TAX IS $8,000- Thursday evening, De. 1. Manyin of foreign and - ______oresing stories can be o ialeabt tiss domestic fabrics The reoert of the treasurer of the Unve...…
…-Wbet.> E I' o iF M v " " VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSD)AY, MARICHI71 1901. ..Our Special Line of.... Foreign and Domestic FABRICS FOR SPRING has arrived and is ar- ranged for inspection. We have the largest as- sortment in the city, 6.H. WILD CO. rob E. Washington St. Help a Fellow Student Our.. Salted Peanuts Are roasted hy a law student who is working his way through college. Every pound you huy helps him. Received fresh every da...…
…AVJ r D iali VOL. X1. ANN ARtBOR, .MIH.. SUNDAY, APRIL 7, 11901 N. 145 ....Our Special Line of.... F. HOPKINSON SMITH Foreign and Domestic The Next Number on the S. L. A. Coursa Will Be a Reading by This FABRICS Famous Author Tomorrow FOR SPRING Tomorroitii inlit F. Hokinson Smuith till tplt ti oitthe S. L. A. ciorse. Luttea ti s Olois first itp5earitrle at has arrived andi is at - Antn Arbor and idehrnade the bitt of the ranged for i...…
…oe D VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, MIH. TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1901 No. 161 ....Oar Special Line of.... ENTRIES FOR FIELD DAY Foreign and Domestic Entries Numerous-New Men Showing FABRICSUp Well-Sorority Handicap Race a Special Feature--Varsity FORL SPRI1NG Records Will Go Tomoerrows- titernoon the track nmen will have their first and onlyc try-cuit has arrived and is ar'- tar every Saturday after MIay 11 wcili ranged for inspection, he takiti up wit...…
…Michigan Daily ANN NARBOR, _I . 14 (r[AN, Itti IkAV, ()C"['(t ti"E7, 1900. Wenner, One of YosI Departs for East- C~ase--Freeney Dons stierei h a sta ohalostonk int and be1st platyers on tit yer st ago tte wa uanoinie wa s titottgtit that lie iwoitid dice It tiardt run for the hi this sear. Freqtulent imbgna of te 'varsity in \V duie scrimmitage- with thte- resti ettlirtess Id toilts serect-n mntsof ptay. I, seesrin fcnse 11115 cols itteteiti...…
….e _cl A\\ l,\333).,:II( tihN, ti"\1).11,\(\VEIBF331333 ) all Vor.. X.X. NO, 0,. MICHIGAN OVERWHELMED I BY NOTRE DAME ELEVEN Varsity Uinable to Withstand Onslaught of the Catholics----Err in judgment at Crucial Time ----Score 11 to 3. ' Nor a ed fae ihga e tuc3I 0. te \113 ie isig hcncta h r s1)f a111 had jdyntet cafWasin ml. n calin 3Kst 0IQ 1fly fo hl paelc ertecae a h ihgns r< se "M half the scior tct aganst 1ad 1311111n wa h3 ak3 heha...…
…The Michigan Daily \or,. XX. ALUMNI SMOKE ON FRIDAY Detroit (brads Ask Students to Join in Celebration. "ichigant Night' kill l'clbae hy Deatrusit alnniitn and Citivcrsitc of Michigan sttudents neti Ftrida-nighti with it big ninoker to lbe hel-d in lDetroit. pirobal in'it Hatrmic hell. ITe vatr- city fototblilitt ttl t ilm and l th ieevs wiill lie the guests of honor.s All adiral list of speakr hi as i i ben choen, jutdge Jattic \l Iii li p p...…
…The 0iiiianIa VOL. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH.,IFRIDAY, OC'TOBER 7, 1904. No. 10 C"lANrIEzsIN [UNE-UJP. LE~CTION TODAY. "IIJSEiUM EXP[DIION. [IBIRARY CIAN[. Coach Yost Surprises Spectators at Senior Lits Will Decide Hot Political adVlal rpTknFive Thousand Books to be Placed is Ferry Field-Fierce Scrimmage Contest-Two Tickets in Interestingan VlubeTiTkn the Rading Room. To Go into Between Al-Fresh and Re- Field. t ccpn onan nNrhr Effect Christmas. ocr...…
…TheMi*chigan Daily I vN.5 XV. ~ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1904. N.5 NO ACTION. I DEBATERS OUT. ( EASTERN TOURNAMENT. TO VISIT ANN ARBOR. o~r f Control Adjourned With- Wisconsin Challenges Michigan to Fencing Club May Arrange One- Blackfrars Comic Opera Club, of out Voting on Freshman Eligibility Debate on Primary Reform-So- Prospects Excellent for Strong' Chicago University, Is Planning o UeldBaseball Coach to be An- ciety Prelim...…
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…The Michigan Daily VOL. XV. "MOLLY" ELECTED CAPTAIN R. M. Wendell Chosen Captain of Next Year's Baseball Team-Ten M's Were (liven Out. Ycs'tcrimm mit -rttimia Mich sbl tosses :tsi~nhlc a ietscidtciandii mimil imiit titi tnl im h tl, a ea ict t. it impst eeited aii ttailtifor neic wilil b ile lad r of th itt ittt- lmiii( . \dd iiimNll*- 7coolhei \im li tatnmshmuld agaittsecure thiepean- "lioll" asbeen membr cof thm ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 1lEDNESD...…
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…UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. SECOND YEAR. ANN ARBLOR, MICH., SUNDAY, DECEMBER i, 1902 No. 6 1 THE FOOTBALL BANQUET Promises to be a Rousing Affair Fine Program of Toasts-Covers for One Hundred and Thirty-Five Plrepaatiions for tecoipitoo-itr banet to0l1w tendered Itv te o-it isine-etmenl o Ann Arbi t the , v-i-triitn-. fixi~bltea mlare riitVttc going forward uindt(r the ethiietnan- ame.ofte ecommiiittee 'ii liirget fT-eiiovviiiiie.w8s tarted lat i-...…
…{fIc Q4, ___ UNIVERSITY OF MIOHIGAN. ANN AR~BOR, MICH., WEI)NESI)AY, JAN11 \PY 7 1903 No. 72 N]) YEAR. EDUCATION AND BUSINESS :Se,-AlIii11t .ilpiar " f II' NUFER'S ELIGIBILITY Those Eastern Critics 744r Relations to be Discussed by i 4iiit' l \\-li iti' X x Ii 1 'II-Matter Still Unsettled-Decision of i'~iix'xx Il 'xxix I(Idih, his xxiii xiii)11 ei: a era at Convention of Mici- 'L II ilv "'i Prof. Waldo Unfavorable-Loss ihixls+'i rttili: gao Po...…
…11111E 0.01: N. DAILY. VOL. X III. AN4N ARBOR, MICH., SATE RDAY, MARCH 7, 1,903 No. 115 MEET TONIGHT Medic Party a Great Success (COLLEGE MAN IN BUSINESS The seilior medic c-hiss gasve a de- _____ lightful pairty ill Barbiour gviiiilsislsi lichigan's Team to Meet Illinois to lsot night. Albout wlcouples wsere Mr. G. E. Mitchell, of Western Elec- be Selected-Cornell is Corn- in alienidance ind the affair was tric Cs. Addresses Students-A ing-Of...…
…5 b-ri Ma No. 141l WHOLLY UNWARRANTED T'he Attack of Preident Jordan U~on 'Gregory and Coach Yost was Aholutely Without Foundation 'rle tttftittlilttack 10011Gll _ Jordan of Leland tli tatford''withli' Iirtifssiotl of te ' higati reprocia lre" lis jtlyto'a roed tighoest indignation of diwestideit btdy. i'tesi 'ent Joratn said: "I have thet' )1'tlllseiotl iof te' liti Can represnttative tit tils meeting to sicis word. As oawtlIafter NWaier -Cba...…
…1111! '[ or NM DAILY. VOL. XIII. ANN ARBOR. MIH.. THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1903 No. 158 ENTRIES CLOSE °TONIGHT of aall thae doss andi their residence ad FRESH MASS MEETING __________Occititon in a chiss book. to be kept in Ain Arlbor. This secretary to ap- iFor the Big 'Varsity Meet-Lots o point sochlo si-talots as necessary. Clas: Spirit to be Aroused--Plans Good Material will Compete and (2) A tax of 25 cents to be leviedt f'or Next Year-Meeting to ...…
…AN jkNOW" DAIr Saar LAM YEAR. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7 1901. No . 34 ON TO COLUMBUS,! ? -rved rt tickets will b on tle at PILGRIM PRIZE. the Fbruary or ".." Ifop timbrar Meyers aftr noton Thrsdiy.'lTh of teInlndehr out aots the midl $ otteam wilt g down F'ridaty in ordir to- of that month. Sveral stories have -hYstAppeals to the Student Body b4, f shape for the ganu :and tWisty The [nlander's Short Story Conpetition a ready NI wi...…
…ANN ARBOR , MICII., SzTUVIDAY DEs'E\IBEI( i 90. N IIll";i1~ lofII;I1 iTO THE WEST. Tii 'sveired for iof vtiw '''xx 'ii' 1c 114 )iti s i Michii'e n's GL nit 'team Will Play IxIitixx rin Won K1iS r wloli I s 1111 xlv Irxinixi ;II l - Stanford If the' haid at Conal lrixid o;11 1. 5 nmIIxi' 5 W . 'n'x'. s1 lc inI iiiCitiiiaitee Caisettc :itor 'lr~i Ir E ':rri 11:rI t (ii' . Cloi rl$st YEAR. EBEN WILS Wi The Stncky Gnard Wlia Per! T hrae Yearn and ...…
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…1.. -. HON., CHARLES EMORY SMITH Will Deliver a Memorable Eulogy 00, McKinley next Friday Evensny, under Auspicesof01the S. L. A. I~a t su2l~l~l tils .. A. 11 ll."t'- -tII(1 or1ol 42 tit .lli'to ' I i t - t if 11 I li1 iii Ill I iiiii' i . i' 1 if hs af~lrs el"Ilited. hil t}11111' : <Ir ;vllitl Ila lraE>> 22,t l~t l fXiI i tiao Itiir11 i l s l t ek11111'Ii I" 2111' 41 11 lttts iI; Ite i 1 1'iiii ltIIIeIII A.ii I Iii hevI- .1 al lt fa I r o li ...…
…* he Michi~a a*y Vor,. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MIC., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1903 No. 8 TO DEVELOP A KICK[R. AHLEiTIC [[[CTION. ZOOLOGICAL COURS[S. GOOD GOV[RNMEIIN CLUB. IS NOW YOST'S xz z mf bg bg bg b Baseball and Track Managers to be C. C. Adams O-es Cures in Field, Will Continue as Stdent Organiza- Is now Yost's First Aim-Much m Elected Satrday at One 0'Clck Ecology and Elementary Eto- tion-Papular Pliticians will Ad- provement Shown in this Work- ...…
…The MichiganDil VOL.. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1903. No. 36 NllCH1HiAN VS. 0. S. IU, 1Ilo"l[P. BANQUETI. 'Varsity Will Line Up Without Hes- Nearly Two Hundred Guests at the ton-James Seletted For Quarter Tables-Many Physicians of Note -Scrubs and All-Fresh Scrim- Attended-Excitement Over the maged Last Night. Disappearance of Banner. Wih the exception of quarterhack The gentlemen of the practitioners' unit left-half pos...…
…The Michigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1904. No. 69 INJURIES DENIED. ORATORICAL LEAGUE. Attending Physician Contradicts Ru- Contest Will Be Held at Ann Arbor. mors Concerning Cecil Gooding's In- Preliminaries Will be Held in Feb- juries-Class Resolutions. ruary It was current yesterday among the On May 6th the Northern Oratori- students that the death of Cecil Good- cal League will hold its annual con- ing was c...…
