…PAGE TWO THE SUMMER M Acv' DAILY unsafe and perilous to drive around IIilIIIIIgI lIIlII,;I;II~iiIiii the road and enjoy the scenery; a 1U' Ua ~j nuisance which should be eradicated M usc 6 lAnd OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THM i boulevard is to be used properly. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN That is, the nuisance who persists in D ram a SUMMER SESSION driving the wrong way on the road, Published every morning except Mondayu f tei ned d n1 1111FUlllllllfl...…
…SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 1926 THlE SUMMER MICHIUAN DAILY PAGE THPl11jI AV _,, I JORG~ENSEN by Tristram Tupper; Philadelphia, J. 11. Lippicott: $2.00 With the number of nvelists at pres- ent turnilng out hooks there is apt to be a dead level struck, but "Jorgen- sen" rises above such criticism. The writing here is clear, hard, with events presented in broad strokes, writing that is always in command of its material. The story sets out with Jorgen...…
…PAGE FOUR THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 1926 TESMEMIHGNDILY SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 12 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Classified Ads W ANTED) FO FOR RENT --- and garage. pies near H-ill )R RENT ROOM) WANTED) Fiveroo apatmet TO OLDER studlents desire quiet. One block from Cant- pesatromiiprvtefmly e St. Phone 5290. 43-441pesnromipivtfalyr- latively near the campus. Box 203, Ily Advertisers.- Adv. Daily. 42-43-44 LOST L.OST--Plati...…
… F # u mmrr ESTABLISHED 1922 *irA :4Iai1li F A4SSOCIATED PRESS SEIVI(CE F x1ni V'STTT AT- I PT VOL, XVII. No 1'7 ANN ARBOR, M~ICHIGAN THURSltDAY, JULY 8, 1926 T3T')TP1T;'1 PRICE FIVE CENTS POLE-CONQUERING PLAIN RETURNS1 'me's Tennis! SuNDO/ALL rSPE_____________ RNCH COMMITTEW Oen55 ..Tourney F0TWillAFOTI ON MODERN TREND y TTBCKS RERENGER, B Conducted. EST RIVER FTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH /DjB1T SETLE Et~mhUwnesty'"10 rop en Ir ISNlO...…
…PAGE TWO THE SUMMER CTO AN DAILY THURSDAY. .JULY R_ 1929 THE SUMMEaR uMICHIGANL{ D l 1'1'-TTL111 V TTTT.O,2140 i0 _ I I 'T.Rle *ummer i OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE{ UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION Yi illisbed e: erV i1UrOi, Iceaeelit lunI o i durin gthe U.niversity Sun-mr i Sson by;' the B'oard in Control of Student Publiica-I The -Associated Press is~ exclusively en- , titled to the use imt repuoblication of all news dispait em cr...…
…THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1926 THE SUMMER MICHRJAN DAILY PAGE THREE :. Arkansas' Most Distinguished Woman 'FOSSILS FROM TEXAs Is Artist-Author From Fort Smith Mnno nren HELBRE'WS UT'SE LOST RADJIO BVUREA 11 REWARDj for watch left in the Vn j HOUSE FOR RENT NEAR CAMPUS, half of double ,S~gaI * 1)1'~.Iy , .1 L L~ . I'111 Of *" , XJ rnnm1I i th mIl i ff o - 1-112 ail ell Su v orr r ~ iiBy :associated Pres~i please notifyi Catherine E. Grind- fi...…
…WAGE FOUR THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DlAILY . f . + . + .. a: as aa ia afii VA li\iLal j,/j- jL,/ 1 THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1926 Train-Auto Crash Kills Two r 6 i Central Press Photo ~k- Two more names were added to il rapidly gowxing list of 'viatinis of train-auto collisions when Frank E. foster, 28, and his brother, John 38, died shortly after the sedan in which they were riding was hit by a South- ern Pacific passenger train at San Jose, Calif....…
…4 ... ESTABLISHED 1890 4lkPP t an uiI1 A MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ---- --------- -- a , VOL. XXXVI. No. 162 TWELVE PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1926 TWELVE PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS THREE HOM RUNE FEATURE MICHIGAR WIN OVER BAD6ERS BADGERS GAIN EARLY LEAD: WALTER FINISHES GAME ON MOUND GAME ENDS 6 - 4 Loos And Wilson Hit Home Runs For .Michigan'; Miller Lost To Teamn For Both Gaines TEAM LEAVES MADISON (Special to Th...…
…,A l Two THE MICHIGAN DAILYSAUDYMY8,12 SATURDAY IMAY 8, 1926 LIBARYEXHBIS Proftects Supplies inwlnde PlWtireS Of AlgerlaF:u^ ~ee n titl uis~ MONASTERIES SHOWN :::.r; Photographs taken on the Un iver- sity Near ihist expedition (1925) by, G eorge It. Swain, University photo- graher, form the subject of the Tires- oet exhibit in t he lobby of theLi brary. TIs expedition "-wa, headed b ~ <'iir ' ii :i ' :i ."y P rof. F rantcis WV. K elsey, of t...…
…:4ATURDAY, MAY 8,' 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 1TRE! _ _ - ,...., Michigan I Rt UNIVERSITY BALLOON WILL TAKE TEST TRIP' eadly For Initial Flight Tonight i selected as first alternate. The bal- loon will be piloted by R. 1-I. Upson, former instructor at the University, land, at.:present,. chief engineer of the Aircraft Development company of De- S troit. The balloon is housed at the labor- will return by train. Expenses of t he trip...…
…P'ACE FOUR ' THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAXY 8, 1926 _. .. ---r Published every morning except Monay turing the Univeraity year by the Boat is Control of Student Publications. Rightly, they form a distinct part of undergraduate life. It requires, how-. ever, that underclass behavior con. tinue such as it was yesterday,. sportsmanlike and earnest. -ii y, if 4' Y'C 4 '4 t .4 'A vq -j # 44 '4 4 4 . . Member, of Western Conference Edito...…
…,R it y k F 'a 6 q 4 4 y'. 4J 1 4 I S2 ,, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1924 THE MtC HTr.AN DAILY VA Alt VtVl1l TNF MT+T-AlN? nA1y -..- . AA %. I'Y *-A L 1 8-AI' 't rAawn Vav C (I r (1 .. r MAKE EFFORT TO COMPLETE PLEDGES Committee Chairmen And President Of League Discuss Next Year's Program TO ADOPT PLAN SOON Intensive effort to complete the necessary pledges toward the building fund of the Women's league will be; the controling idea for un...…
…PAM, ;TX TVIT7, VITICV.-IMAN DATIY .,1A PAOID ~IX TITF MICETICAN DAIlY SATUR )AY, MAX ,~1926 .. : . ...... . ..r.." _. r V I 0' k Wolverik IN DASH EVENTS Guthrie, Ohio Star, Expected To Lead Team In Hurdles, High Jump, And Broad Jump Compe iton MILE RACE FEATURED Michigan will open its 1926 home outdoor track season when the Wol- verines compete in the annual dual meet with Ohio State at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon on Ferry field.....…
…SATURDAY, INTAY S, 1926 THE. MICHIGAN DAILY PACT, : Irv" S A T U D A Y M A Y 8, 926 H E I C H I A N A I L wYrFtiYw' wWrti - HOFFREFUSES TO COMPETE iN WEST (By Associated Press) PASADENA, Calif., May 7.-Charlie hoff tonight was still riding the "char- lie horse" in his shoulder as his main reason for refusing to compete with his vaulting pole in the meet at San Francisco tomorrow. The threat received by telegraph from the A. A. U. that ...…
…PeG 31k!?THE MICH-IGAN DAILY_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SAT DAILY OFFICIAL BL L ETI N Publication in the Bulletin is costructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Asistant to the President until 3:W p. m:. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Volume VI SITURIAY, .1LAY , 19w% Number 12 Senate Council: The next regular meeting of the Senate Council will b held Monday, Mbay 10, at 4:15 P. M. in the President's office. F. E. Robbin...…
…May Party Section ,IF 10 v -.a .Offm Aokv A6P :4ahti May Party Section VOL. XXXVI. No. 162 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1926 y.,.- MMc B Gene Gtekinst was such a party as only artists know how to were excused from all classes for the last week ROM the time the pirate doorman directed stage successfully in attempting to capture the to work on them. In addition the ship was also spirit of the famous Beaux Arts ball in Paris. It des...…
…PACE TEN ~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. MAY 8- IqNl.' THE -M^CHIGAN DAILY"l lAl. .vlf 1lAVMyl i 1(194G . History Of May Party i- ,. I'. Covers f NOVELSCHEMES OF DECORATIONS USEO Architects Introduced Bali To Vnife Memubers of College; Had :'lodest 1eginning in "'Trots" REORGANIZED IN 1921 By George F. Green In the decade and a half of its ex- istence, the Architects' May party has become so well established as one f> the important...…
…U SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAI Y i PAGE EL{EVEM X I-AJ 1 l.tL Y L' lY __ _ RATY TOO DEEPI yak ; Iit;s1 's iITrouble Reeping r Head Ai orte Water At May Partly CANNOT FATHOM IT By Sir Toby Tiffin WVhen interviewed at a late hour this evening, Sir Toby Tiffin, noted l4umor-' ist and connoiseur of local dances, lIiing attended every one to-which he I had received a pass this year, stated emphatically that the Architects' Mayf M...…
…rAGE TWELVM THE MICHIGAN DAILY ATT'I'M : , 'MAY S, 102; PAGT~ TWELVE -~. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATI RDAY, MAY S. 1~2~ ARCHITECTS NAME PARTY GUEST LISTi G overnor, President, I)canis of C(olleges and Members of F'aculty I ncluded MANY NOTABLESATTEN D Following is the list of guests at the Architects' May party: Gov. Alex. J. Groesbeck, President Clarence Cook Little and Mrs. Little, Dean M'ortimer E. Cooley and Mrs. Cooley, Dean Joseph A.' Bu...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 A an ALp MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 144 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS a MUSSOLINI ESCAPES SERIOUS INJURY AS WOMAN FIRES SHOT' I FACIST L2EAD)ER IS AS HIE SALUTES IN, Ro-ME ATTACKED CROWD ASSAILANT IS HELD Bullet Passes Through Nostrils, But Dictator Has Wound Dressed 3 And Returns To Capitol (By Associated Press) ROME, April 7.-Benito Mussolini, ...…
…t. .. ; : .. .. Ti-r. MICAN DAILY THUllRSDAY, APRIL 8, x92G Claims Life Cell Secr'et His While (' Scientists Scoff 'German May Attend University ' As First Of Exchange S tudents'' Dr. Ernest Deissmnan of Perlin will! and is specializing at present in inl- attend the0 University next year as an ternational lawr.I 'STEAMSHIPAENY All Tor I d a<CruiasTis n ed ~O1 E~ Hur n tiAmnArbor $,i ^8 r'1!, Bonde'd and $Auitlorized F '1 ItPW>C~t ugall ...…
…*r]IrURSDAY, APRIL 8, 192G rT IM7 AATt,'lLJTf-' A XT n A-TT V 1TLr7 Ctfi ,t' kif A ?': ..T \'FT '. PAGTHTRE LAWI SCKOOL CASE51 SOMPETITIOPN HELD10 Prize Is 1Divided Between Both T'eans; Winners Are (!oider, )IkeSell, 0'llanlon And Sal~zmn , [ CfAMPBELL FUND USED Final arguments in the Law school case contests were held yesterday at 4 o'clock in the lounge room of the ;Lawyers' club. One' hundred fifty dol- lars in prizes was divided betwe...…
…~1 PACE F 5ZR l. THE MICHIGAN DAILY . "" 3URSDAY. APRIL 8, '.19'4 TH~ MICT-IU~AM DAILY TTTi~ThA'V ATPTT, ~ -F- " 1 Ll l.7 16x.7.ilri 1 } a a..l 141yt f7'a 5. !« U I Published every morning except Monday during the Universit year by the Board in Control: bf Student publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en. titled to the uae for republication of all news dispatches credited...…
…THURSDAY, AkPRIL S, 1W THE MICHICAN DAILY 1P9 r VW - - -- -- .-I t ( TVA VVv M m M s ;. WILL HOLD ELECTIONS TODAY FOR LEAGUE, W.A., Y. W. C. A Women May Vote In Annual Elections! At Women's League Booth In University Hall GIVE VOTING RULES .,. ,.;:.:. v V A.7 V 1 1L\\I \ V ..P Attention of all women on campus is called to the fact that today is the day of the annual elections of the Wo- men's league, W. A. A. and Y. W. C. A. Th...…
…FACE SIX, THE MICHIGAN- DAILY TIURSDAY, APRIL4 8, 1926 FAGS SIX THE MICHIGAN~ DAILY [gj i ft"N , -t MEE[TS FOR 5EA11SO0Nii Team Will Play Six Conference Teams And Four Practice Games Before chaminionships PLAY OHIJO IN MAY At the first meeting of the Michigan golf squad on Tuesday night the schedule for the coming year was re- leased by Coach Carlton Wells. Six Conference meets and .four practice encounters will be played in prepa...…
…THURSDAY, AT TUT, 8, 1926 ThURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1926THE MICHIGAN DIAILY G1i.TVFT PAGE t LrV N .! .. Ii -e_ mom I i-.. ,. WMA F ii COLTEGIATE, CLOTHES SHOP t t AIN " CY r i / 4 / 6 I P f D.A.&S. CO. I SUITS and TO PCOATS for lr~aJ' l'i er u 5 s t klA it t 2 t t Q+ii tt , OSL"Green Sehaefiti rfountain en FOUTAI IN PENV IN A"iS a _ r t r iy u nc ~ _ _ _ _ _ ' "ith ejirave i iitils A. J. L. 4 1f. IOU are a telephone subscriber call...…
…I*.AQIM NIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 11)2( VAQU U!~T THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 192 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Outline Construction Plans For Two Dirigibles 1 Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of .he University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3 R 3 p. mn. (11:30 a. mn. Saturdays). volume vi THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 19206'Number 144 .Iniversity Lecture: Professor Charles H. Sisson o...…
… ESTABLISHED .1890 ism -Lie ~frit a Aw a.tt MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS 0 I VOL. XXXVI. No. 79 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICH. FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS I - ROT H OF TRUSTS IS ENCOURAGED BY COOLIDGECHARGE PRESIDENT SCORED IN HOUSE BY REPRESENTATIVE CONNALLY, TEXAS DEMOCRAT ALLUDES TO SPEECH Says Executive Sought To Cripple And Distort Bodies Created For Controlling Trusts (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, ...…
…PAUTIM 1/1 li1 T ---THE- MICHIGAN DAILY A 1,1P DAY, JANt'ARY 8, 1,)2G 4 .v, ......_ ._,u ... ... ,..a as ,c...= a ak..""f' " * ENEERING ExA DATE ANNONE Printed Schedules Are Obtainable In The Office Of The, Secretary Of The College WILL LAST FOUR HOURS Examination schedules for first se- mester courses in i.e engineering college are now avaiiable at the office of the secretary in the West Engi- REFUSES CROWN Book Developme brary Inc) ...…
…'FIRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1926 THEF MJCHGANrDAIL'Y ogamistic relationship with the hope + equipment, and that now in a daa kiy.lodf'laIo ^ e~en W oolley ThinkS .1 odern Iand intention of eliminating the un- arge scale manufacturing that un- C lk Ad T lao Family Org nization ogical desirable and unessential elements. tion has been lost, hence the womanx en i no r Soia enenissatngtata te om.This move is meritorious and________ present time the ~~~~...…
…PAGE P1iOUJR THE MICHIGAN DAILY ____ I- Published every. morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control ef Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association: The Associated Press is exclusively en- Ritled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otnerwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, M...…
…Ii~ .4 FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1926 . X r ... ¢ ' , ! . f.. ' af v ,". . *1 t..- 7. ,}.S ' K. .. _ .. - .' ' . . , r -" .. . . u -o .A - .,_ 1419 ., . ., Yowl WORKS FOR $1100 To Be Raised Today In Order To Reach Quota; Urge 100 Per cent Contribution KATRINA TEAM LEADS WOMEN SLOW TO REALIZE RIGHTS IN THE ORIENT Man is still supreme in Japan, and the majority of women still have not the faith to believe in their own right, according to Miss ...…
…I PAGE SIX"- 1THEI MICI4IG'AN DAlI , 1.iV)A LdA. JANUARY 8- !, 1 12O _ _ ti.. . .. J y 1, m _ '. . m a ... _... f-., J ' r^ VARSITY LINEPThe P STILL In d00UBTY .. ass Box Fncorfnl A,4 To Five Who Will Face lPirple Tomorrow ight WILL LEAVE TONIGHT With more than 45 canidates work- ing out each 6ay under the careful tutelage of Coa-d cliford Keen at the field house, wrestlig auppas destin- ed to become ole of the mlIu5 Popular of the mi...…
…F1ZIDA J A:N UARY 8, 192.6 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN COUM L A T1 HI CLOSES CLOS A .. ADVF-RTISING AT 3 P.M. MITCHELL INFLUENCE PR LOST LOST-D]c. 11, large grey loose leaf} nutebouk, and Kendalls College 1 ('heistry, taken by mistake at For- estry lecture. Call Champe, 4017. Reward. 78-79. LOST- -Before v.acation cas.e contain-! ing glasses, pen, and pencil. Pelase call 3318 or 602 Monroe. - _77-78-7 .t LOST--Left-handed, one finger k...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE EIGHT DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. in. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Volume Vi FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1926 Number 79 To All Men Students: Students intending to change their rooms at the end of the present se- mester are hereby reminded that according to they Ulni've ity agreements th...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 C, " r itdka l :43 xti . MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS a r ' VOL. XXXVI. No. 66 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICH. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS mmommomw ALUMNIBANQUET D)ENIES NEW STADIA OF OTHER COLLEGES HAVE AFFECTED MICHIGAN PLANS EXPLAINS SITUATION Believes Immediate Erection Of New Stands To Be Only Solution To Tieket Problem i Large Crowd Greets Initial Performance Of 'Tambourine' "Tambou...…
…PAGE TWO TF4F M164MAN DATLY TVENDAY, DECEMBEIR 8, 192 ) . '.:F . .: ___ Tie-IF MTai-IT.AM f1Y LA1L 1 . AY.DEEMER ."-2 URGEIS CHRISTMAS TREE CULTIVATION Facisti Movement Gains Strength In England NE'N INSPECTION Nearly Third Of College M6n Support Selves 1Author Clairns- 31. S. C. 1Professor Believes " ergreen Supply ('oldI Intexliaiistaltle )Iicl'l igaln's BeOuiie Ei WOULD* USE WASTE LAXND (By Associated Press) EAST LANSING, Dec....…
…TUESDAY, DECEMBER. 8, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEI TTIREE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1925 PA~F T1IRE~ TAKS PULS LFEAids Court Cause FORH SERMON TUPIGI ,miry Of P.iul\ :ife t I ~ i e ity F, Many fraternities would be 1i- OVUU CI[ OPPOSES Jnciually unable to run their houses whout the aid of freshman pledges. 7. Tne period of rushing would be r%[F DDODIIUI lengthend, calling for a greater ex- ULLLII i bVIU II I penditure of b)th lime and money ...…
…rACEF, OUR - THE MICHIGAN DAILY TULSDAY C3EC'FMRLR R_ 1921 1T11IF. MT 1 I1('lA F TT mT1hcY v11Li 1 2 CI L S5 t., -V. 4011111 i 0, IZ140 1 Published every morning except Monday during the University year byxthe Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titlcd to the use for republication of all news distiatches credited to it or not otherwise cred...…
…FrTTVQ -,)V '11 TIAV 1, C-ZV'ftrP' 2 149.14 cr"V IkAfrTT ITO ANT nATT V r PAGE FIVE k uJ2xLJI'I I, I4i xa , eyA±I.OI MrJ.1 7 4Ivil...J.iu... it~N l/t- I.'T19hA Y f 1 1 C IftK( A2' C"AfA?% r T V (0VAA r7 AT rw 'rT VT S5WIMMING MEET TO B RS OF KIND First Women's Intramural Tank fleet Will Be Held Tomorrow Night At Y.M. C.A. MANAGERS WILL ASSIST Michigan women will hold their first intramural swimming meet at 7 Soclock tomorrow night at th...…
…PAGE SIX T[HE MICHIGAN DAILY TUTESDAY, DECEMBBR S. 192 s. El.i f 2Rti1 ll\yS-].1 \ Lf-Y1L 1 a V'lvAFu )LIAR LLU",Lvl L' IL O, lilt lJ w .- t ""- '.."" e /] a y Y SCHEULES F OR 1926 AlNUNCED ByGA CHES GRIDMEN OUT FOR F r Gr de E OnTWesleyan's WRESTING SQUAD Court Quintet OPPONENTS NAM ED BY FARRE[LA SSPRING I Candidates For "uL ePositions Next Fall Ordered To Report For Mat Work By Wienian SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED Tad Wieman, assist...…
…/ SAY, DECEMIBER 8, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P A GE SEV EN poll "to. M' Rpmmmmm AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISINGAT3PM LtY n ,rzoebo i Qrom '2002 An el APAJI.TMIENT FOR RENT-Two liv-. i~i ~a1.1 y ornring. Will thIm ing rooms, two bed rooms and bath, fiti1,jr iplease call,,B3obriiik, 441S and but no kitchen. Second floor of . (. i\Cn-ard1. 66-G-68. Cutting Apartments. Phone 8621. 64-6i5-66. De Riera Ends Dictatorship *! Ed uators CondemnCompulsor...…
…PAGE EIGHT ' THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAIY OFICALBULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a, m. Saturdaysl. Volume VI TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1925 Number 66 A University Lecture:, The. Honorable Sergio Osmena, member of the Senate of the Philip- pines and former speaker of the House of Representatives, will deliver a Unive...…
…A ESTABLISHED 1890 -0 Itt 4kv .fjattu w VOL. XXXVI, No. 42 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE ENTI E :. r,- ; ', ,:. r: ,Y.+ ' / UDh T s z Agv& I A NI, iTT RED01-HEADEDFLAS GRANGE UNABLE TO MAKE ANY GROUND AGAINST MAROONS IN SEA OF MUD NO INTERFERENCE Backfield Could Not Get Started+ Slippery Field; Lucky Breaks Give I linois Victory On (By Associated Press) CHAMPAIGN, Nov. 7....…
…0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY'' 'Works By Keller News From Other Colleges !Anhuffy TorrBeI (Contiluu&d trcamPage One) University of Colora~t.-- E+.ager to 'delay in tlho receipt of tickets, the1 Perhaps~z no less notable is the work t attend the Colorado-Utah game at -Ace of seats for the Michigan game l ~l*Y~ ~lr h a )~lvr Salt Lpike- City recently a commimttee; Nov. 14 has been postponed until flvr byreceived lby art critics all of students from th...…
…Sl_'i11,'D Y 8, TIlE MICHIGAN -DAILY PAGE THREZ ONulin edDIVER ITY SHOPS BACK Politicia Held- _ ON NE HIF SCEDDE~'In Bootleg Pdot, l 0)0 i P J' aiontt115onl an sv ' ', ouv i- n 1 htt l ( .E the U niversity .: ~: r :: :- A: .x 'd; ^ 1 >Yacr~ ° sh On W(thiseeback on a nora cd of specal equipment for the , ,>i ~ g hot~ it 1 ad MedicalI buildings kept X it :;'N r 4A ALL)T"FA~ESe~ ' riFTU;ETT)1sT the shops opr ating continuously x.O' , i 1,1i6 (...…
…P"AGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY Urir1Ji'~ t~u~ xt An then he funds that there is a ' chne in thc lrrea eiwr linel., "T.'Ie notes0of auithoriity, undto) ugt~l- ot MvS Published ev ery morning except Mlondayj viRtioiRO during the U niversity year by the Board in "1"dldasiiet beie wic hiv I Control of student Publications, marked the greater pr eaching of thep s r o ar ey a s n . "'is )\D R Members of Western Conference Editorial pato agl asn.T...…
…TT-TP RITTrT-TT('_ A NT n A TT V PACE FTVIC T ! X 1! C+ r^ :. { yy 1(7 T,, WONI. V A ijf i J ®L.TT71 cLTIA iAT AC 11 I ANNOUNCE SCORES OF HOCKEY GAMES Betsy Barbour Vs. Martha Cook kappa Delta Vs. Alpha Phi Enter Final Games And FORMER WINNERS LOSE In the intramural hockey games played this week, Martha Cook de- feated Zeta Tau Alpha 6 to 0; Betsy Barbour, Kappa Kappa Gamma 3 to 0; and Delta Zeta, Gamma Phi Beta 10 to 0. Also as a re...…
…PAGE SIX THE I MICI GAN -DA',ILY s . . _. . . - _ _, . -' . - QQ= uWllillJ V m PROj7 . ,. * 1 _ :- ; z h *x yx . ?_= i Y wry,' _ .. ;' _,, a __ _ _':, .1 ~May Change WOLVERINES TK FIRST TWO PLCE JBri.ggs, Wins Rance; "Ted" llornberger Seconid In Five -Mile Grind DOES UTINGT,1 AGAIN 4URPL CALL NHAN OUT OF RACE'a CHAMPAIGN, Ill., Nov. 7.-Michi- gan's Varsity harriers last to Ohiokr State by two points in the triangular meet w...…
…SUN"D_ Y, NQYKMBER-, 8, -1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I _ T . z fl in. ,,.w TLAS 3S TI STUDENT INORKER GIVE'S JPA T HVEMP* COLUM F ICOLUMN CLOSES j ~CLOSES 9TAK 9AT LAV9YFS' GUB AM110::~A1 AT AAY P.M..Tt A2U -'V).'Ih e ath room s are fur -f ' ijql'- " -Iu witli foreoign enameledI tinsI VI'n file 1floors. T ho floors of; t c3/ F " > : _o ;cs are of polishied wood. (I'o A htch to <<NT OIC lt1ST 1Tcv ard r ternatiounaiPeace are to Diave their...…
