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…Theh Mich Vol- XX. ASST. DEAN BUTTS ANSWERS MILLER Refutes Statements That Mis- take Had Been Made in the Charges by the Board. The dliscovr th3a111 J'o hiller, end( attd quarteirback 011 theo t9tl 1(oo3b)al1 eleven 01111 captatin-leclt o1 ttte lo10 teaml, had played thlroug"h the -season without he- in1g earolled in casses 1in t1e Uniersity; charges, as3 yet ttttpi 0 ll that Andlrea "'Bill" Smiit wilter Io01 tito satte team, %%as1 ineligil b...…

…h ji ° M1 ali VOL. XX. MUSICAL CLUBS a HAVE GREAT TRIP Report Best Time and Biggest Success in Years - Covered r 3000 Miles. After hoving coveretl over 3,000 miless ands giving forteen concerts, tin. Uni- versity nmusical clbs returned to Attt Arbo yesterday msortig, edig te tmost otccessftl adi proitaile trip ever takett Iy a Michigan tttusical orgatiza- tiont. All alotg the lsse, tiesentero re- ceived ovatiottsatd an aismost every city sw...…

…TheMichi _D VANARBOR, MICHIGAN, it l :ll X \ '.1ItY 7~. Vol- XX. No. 6i8. TIME NEARING FOR THlE BIG DEBATE sTeams Are Hard at Work in Preparation for Annual Con- test This Month. For seval eeks10 the taO teams which will represent Mihigan in the anaual initercolleiateli dii tes wti Cli- cago andi Northwterns i have heeii at work undler the giancte at Professor Hdollister. Althoiugt nne of the in i selected tate eve paittrtiatedt in iter- c...…

…AiNN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,> S I sA. J\ l . s-ARY 8, VOL. XX. BENBROOK ELECTED FOOTBALL CAPTAIN All-Ameia G ad to ubles-'1 Team-Conference Touled'1 Four Games Scheduled. Albert liersirook, till eorner of Chicago, was unanuo sly el(eted var- sity football captain for irro at s rect- intg of the members of last season's ft( O, Friday nigist. itenbrook ha s ticse ss si him "M" playing o the roo d ro90 football teams. Bfenbrook weas almost us ionus t...…

…The Michiga al Vol_. XX. .'.N ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SLIt-yl v, Jsxv-xizY q, it. CAPTAINS NOMINATE meter. Bi the end of this week a No saywa atesa. c ift-, anlaftl that i accFr N will h~~1ae beendrawn tip andthlnitwrk t inaaa t ti ti--a wtate pnbo~ e aht githspoe wilC m ieeein cantest eIrc Kge l iltS i t f a sk it nu l i ssifo t3 d lst STUDENT % OFFICERS Theit1911engineers won th intrclat leu, dG T i,,,cn rfntct- Te e. c nantrisal3tes'aocd Four Vac...…

…The Michigan Daiy ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANP1TL1 SI) V, J \P R't it oyro. Vol-. XX. NO. 7]. SEES TRACK TRIUMPHS Director Fitzpatrick Declares Cinder Path Outlook is Bright. Sixty-threc men met in the 'Trophy { moot of B~arbourr gym last nightt, itn re- sponse to Captain Mays call for track eacnidates. One of themonst gratifying features of thte mreetinrg eas thte large nmother of ntew mtent wo reprorted, prin- cipally freshmen.i The mteeing ws c...…

…The Michigan Dpi Vol- XX MICHIGAN JACKIES TO BE REMEMBERED #lEncouragement of Sailors at the Pennsy (lame Will Receive a Fitting Testinmonial Asuitable ok foolr lttho fceto ndl shnip Micigan, caryinsg withitiithe ap- pricitonof the studentstfor theIinei pirit tisp1layediitowards dth football ta tth chin-tPetitst ii ii a gametlastifall ia llsees to beI fias- sured.LaI-st nih t hSudnkContcil took tip usc n siot ndmAduecuid tole- gin1 Ottaitit c...…

…The Michiga n I 0 v AN ARBOR, MfCHIGAN, Ti Ii.7R51)_AY, JANU;=ARY 1.110 V"-L-XX. No 073. CAMPAIGN WAGED FOR SANITATION Promicent Members of Faculty ' Are Fighting for Health of Students. iSeverail elelfers of the Uniierlsity faculty are actively engaged in in effort to secure at hetterimeiit (f sainitary cottdi- ire hatd it tile extretie. These i n crieed tite figiht ito thet ttiveersity nalte in at resoldutioni wh ih ealledt attetiionl to ...…

…The MichiganDai rNN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FIDAY, 99J 959 I CI) 14 1Q1 V~ol.. Xx. ------- --- ---- --------- OUTLOOK BRIGHT FOR CLASSY TEAMS P_ Many Turn Out for First Basket- ball Practice-Election Judges Named. 1 nterelasa btasketall isanow in ftul awing. Al atof tihe lea))) that have 11a11d- edl in their tames toI IItterclasa Mantager Kniakern have hadi ther firs) pratice it) ~Water 1)1)) gytttnt Sit) will) entiaagittg 1-11)111). The freshaln ...…

…ffly 4 . \,NARBORAiiFi (\ cI l G Itl)A . D ,J A\NIl ft i oR Vol-. XX. No . - WIARM CONTESTS IN ATHLETICELECTION Four Vacancies to be Filled Today- -Proxies Are Much in Vogue. Th atuary- mto el f te Ia- thletic :sOciatio~ti tilli lbe held this afterniooni ait t o'clock- in1 ititertit hall. The elecltin of officers t fill the ptositionst of treatsturer, intattital secretatr, fototball toataer andi initerscltolastic mtanager trill lie hteld i...…

…Vox.. XX. PROXY SYSTEM IS STRONGLYOPPOSED Canvass Discloses Dissatisfac- tion- -Men Discuss Merits and Faults of Present Method. With tery hew ex~xxctios, leaders in stuideitt.xxx xxtics ac assailinxg the proxy systctc now ini exgin the election of Althletic \Asia~ titi officcrs. Inx a can- cass among- prominet otcu( ahout tite catmottit xxii foundi tha t the system, as it nair stans m1(1s kcith tli ttle aplpro- bation. lollowxing are tsomettc...…

…heMichiganfl .N ' ARBOR, 'IICH-IGANI F 1 fSD NY, J iNk RN 8,igi i Vol'. XX. No. -- COMEDY CLUB ADS BURDENTHE MAILS Management Again Assures the Prospective Audiences That' the Actors Are All Stars. th inI-harlioters arit ciot, andiplsei- iciltetititltcy cotalin n pittisCuets efkall lhe pr iialthatl whotweilte pan in"Te Tnsptcto i Fa ihit, to-i iii l- ith lie tcuute'toftei i taeers, ligningin te ave ie t Iate iilet if cswh l ays it tl t ide...…

…The Michigan al "a1,. XX. Ni ARBOR, MIC HIGAN, \VEDNESI)AY, JA.Nb ANY i19, f191 NO. 78, SIGNAL TO PLAY BALL AWAITED Over Eighty Candidates Attend the First Meeting of Baseball Squad- -Rickey Present, Mrihign'stsealShliseason01Joric 101 began last tigt t seithte largest itum- her of cadidate's for tie team1111 known it the bshall histors of tin Untiver silo. Oser icgtytmentt oliM theiritteition o1fttg ot the team, among thent beiasateniuoib...…

…The Michigan Dail Vol- XX. OBSERVATORY GETS LARGEDONATIONS y Chicago Alumnus (lives Deed to $17,000 Piece of Propery- Also Money for Telescope. Professoxir \. J. 1 cxxv, i Ic(>ixvvixr f the observatxiv iftsoxreciduig xthe $20,00 omi Svxx R . 1'. I ,xxiiixiii, xa iiixcxx ilxiixiu. Ax\N AR[O. TTI -hAN, TI fiUiSiiA lx JANUARY T,010.x lbe usediiitoi male it apl to sni or meniiixi morei vh i ni formri year," saixiio itie xixiiiiiiiii oil sci ecxv...…

…The Michigo",a t,,,iY .AT ARBOR, \IIC IIGAN, 1f111 CC, JANI;A1ciV c}ztic-cc Vlot.. XX. 91 " THE INSPECTOR" APPEARS TONIGH Comedy Club's Productioni Ready for "The Boards" Critics Forecast Success. "The Inspectcor' i rccidycfop hiearsal ccwibehetiis titernicon complteiiccthe ~prpartio for thcotc totight it willibeioffiiedlticthtticam critics iprofessional ancd othiicto-c If the judgimentiof ci Vici Ciecac c thie c-iniein t drtatatic cii f\ ...…

…The MichignI Vol". XX. .',NNARBOR, IICHIGAX, pAC h.. LALN o t FOOTBALL SCHEDULE tiln-ct li his hr in"l ipictedl MICHIGAN DE NEARLY COMPLETED s inlf ''~n "'- -dne ~gee TEAM IS VIC Fiv GmesPrctcal Sttld lRE ET KNIIIEEEX ANDI O)IlIERk FieGmsPatclYSetd Northwestern Orat -Authorities AeneSg- _- quished in Close ingr Smith Charges. judgeX I~o~ 13I'pwh a News From Chic -ha" tci recci f the din' issiti o i ch li-n ,ichigatis com pleted 'ittl~l scle...…

…TheMichig a i \'01,.XX. =NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, U'N DAY, JANUARY 2a3, Ii. FACUTY PAISE the actors sere on the stage 'asth«ICRUE BLW G VN sto ok nisjs shr cprtill use of voice or business in the s ente.setgis f11om1ti tintert(,, a The curtain once raised, the. entires.efore511heiii (la ti m %ts "1THE INSPECTOR' sccess of the play was in the hands fT il Terlslt I)u i ft t the actors. iothing in the entires >pTo- jFUS ERS te-tgis taimilit iAn sro ~...…

…The Michigan .NN 4ARBOR, MICHIGANIY F'sl)\i J:\NL RY,iR' o. \-'ot.. XX. RELIGION SCHOOL DR Dcii ON "7 HBC 1-1h CRIST"' P ROYFES POPULAR Dr J.c awonofLodo, 2g mon0 S Oiidt eveing0 ini University- hall Second Year Shows Large In- nit e t'ic L i a tls Christ." b. crease in Attendance-All De- -.A11 paths oit thought like us to nominations Represented. (Cri t esid to part. Ite is in the i worlil todal iss''inig his commao'tnts to Wiiith an eniro...…

…TheMkichigan Daily .,NN cRBOGRMICHIGAN,XXI iN) I? )'X.A\XNC RX 6, >r VoI.. XX. f _ CHANCES ARE GOOD )I ,,) .II RAISE I N BOARD FOR EAST'ERN MEET I tht sicc~iliii ts:, ;:~c ccctc IS THREATENED Statistics Show Michigan (lose dlie cla ewcoarse hasli et ar-"Present High Market Prices Second to Harvard for Inter-' rancd i- ccIx emstr I wl cc Prevent Any Profit," IBoarding collegiate Track Honors. cccIri lucid ianidciiwienitle c Xctu-House Keepe...…

…Mic9 .=\N NRili0Rl, iMIHIGAN, ' H J _ j A lxii A Li Y _ r \701.. XX. INCREASE IN HASH OUTPUT EXPLAINED' Boarding Houses Claim that Y Price Must Be Raised or More of the Concoction Served. h L( he1 ii1iiilii' 1lixS MV IWIiSa ofx hoar ori 1mvi thi e staml lix {f lx' stld lts txi xxih ilixxii ii it I lat il th priics fu txiii'' appear 10 ard () - i ll ii'xli'i xi x11( hxig txIIii lx'." T( l llcr sed hl] 11 pl -tiali },Ii An\'' threIS u r'' ' lw...…

… { VEER REPMM K } >1 P R 1 M tU V 4} 0 0 0 Ut v0 0- 0 '~ 4I sa- I+ 0 0 O r-4 x r Py "t~iw :1 RI J i 11t W . r u v e G y, r . t 33 r s U r } U aL U U COID 1 C%3 Ia a f 1 WW i i i { i i lamAWL t.. L W con j r !' bbE b= a~ I CL O, / 1 . . .. :-+ . _ .v 'J ,tit ' ,°' ~' f, f ~ f' . . , ..i" J I r ,. f = r i r, i r V ! - ^I U) 31 z v v +- 'v I . ^r . f: f .- ~ f _ _ v 'f: .. . ... w .. "v ..- . " vl 1 -- ..°" r. ,:- - ... ; ^ ......…

…The Mi chigan Nt\ fIi'i-i ix Ix Vol. XX. . I:N IN C-1 1\lJVti_ iv11%. FlIkxL'l114, ;, 1.1 k KI).:k 1 j, - \ 1 N Y 2(), 1010. ---------- -- SMOKING ROOMY IN NEW ALUMNI HAL Apartment to be Furnished for Student Body- -Billiard Tables May be Installed. No loniger Wvill lie studientin the Uxiiversity he comapielled tol stanid in the coldi to smxoke their "wex eds" hetween classes. Henceforth they wvili havxe coam- fortablie quarters in wicih t...…

…=,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...…

…iTh'e Michiga'__t .s ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TIll RSiAY, JANUARY a, z1911 Vol. xxi. VARSITY MAY MEET >f Y 7 I V9RIO~ TOQIJSCAMPUS MUSICANS iNVk.sUT II 5 tie 111R VARSI 1Y T111 S SEE CRIS 1 1 H1(1 1(1111101011 CO1RNELL IN TRACK ,It the'Stu1ent1o11 1.0is1to1h1111ts. SE11 CRIIS AHIiEAD PesdetLmiortiioS Agl ot Pesi find th 11(1 11emse0les ti )ll against it illi the__-gat111ri111 of M ci gan1'11 a lm 1n1i lCtr Director Bartelme Admits That toues fro...…

…Vol XI.ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, IRIDAY, JANI. \RY 6, 1)11 Vol. XXI. INTEREST CENTERS ABOUT BASKETBALL lnterclass Practice Scheduled to Commence on 16th of January ELEVEN TEAMS ENTER FIELD Mthogh tecclas batset bll em peitipit ti61 ot actal}lc lictinj Watrma gg ii asiii unt-icil te g ranged fior rcice tistarit Janiuaryci6. Beining 1 ths tinc the tis \01 ii prctic ciOn Ittitla ii s\ tlt d Frda igtst froImtlt;7till o"cld. ) M1oday ndThu lirday iii"...…

…at. Vol. XXI. PENN DESIRESNW PL BIIT R LSLooks to Reestablishment, of Eastern Big Four, with Michigan Cut Off REVIVES CONFERENCE ISSUEj ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANSIII)77371 ;, 7 77 57)77:1, 17\1'71\711 STUDENT ORATORS '07K~.1I( [>ah r <\ ulaiul cil e111e he A1Y FOR DAOIES .'li cas1woatird 7ll 71adlieF Lyceum Club is Ready to Supply )tatialden 77tatonof1.7.7 o ey Lecures frA yandAl 1 n~cl lal ha 1wn dvisd fr lPurposes \tstc ~ n 1ro~icstt h te eatu...…

… i Con u 7 F°- ci 0 s.. 0 0l "'0 0 c:> O0 0 -, - H 0 a w r H c0 r,' :,; a: rn i i n v .-. ,_ v f a. ., + ._ ' _" :n rn ' '.. ^t, ice-. ' +., r ..._. f l- r v r f n-i " ". n U -e-+ r " v .. , ., a _ , IS= O M C I _ I i s a:' c i i i 1 I 1 i Y i I y = (I 1 WNW ........... w .r; W f : a, : f< v! . T CO 0 d O 0 0 0 C, o U 2: 1 w f 0 z , H a C-1 J C3 H C7 a . d . . 4 v . .c " _ <" >> LL 0 c ; f . i .R- i r ti r . ,^ 0 a 0 0 z w...…

…V.XX.ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 1191\ X'XYTo, itl. Vol. XXI. BASKETBALL'GAMES TO BEGIN EhARLIER, Eligibility Rules of Interclass Basketball Series to be Enforced JUNIOR HOP DELAYS PRACTICE )1 S lit11 y ll 11 . r i isa d aslie w Iil hre l ic tii-Ci c<,>d b t Mt iti beivt hathe 11c"d tap a r 1 est SUGGESTS TRACK CHANGE XX ould Replace Spring m, et by Initer- class contests C it C .1 lit } ' iI l . 1 l i 3i l 1 i't < f' 't~ l i 1131-t PLAGUE FIGHT...…

…Tl e hlArlhoan II .t 3- Vol. XXI. ANN ARBOR KRAENZLEIN WANTS' (11.:1!r+'I'\:____ _I11\WII AT11LETICS FR ALL iw ) cri:all11 : htcti 1x Trainer Appeals to All Those leer to hieilie - )IFh W'ho Like Track Work At ahwhit hir 10111te1l111(I All to Turn Out ())1Friday lte reset 11 11 star01111 ________,It o l asiig ll 1111 10001Suc SAVORS OUTDOOR CLASS MEET sollrnillIe o 1-<r~11towns,1 spir__ 111101-1111tinln 01111 m; il h I'r lnn ll tra t: at leic...…

…ANN ARBOR, IMICHIGAN, 'Ii ISi)\\, JAN.\Y 10111. No. 73. Vol XXI. POPULAR ELECTION WIDELY PREFERRED Private Appointment Principle Disliked by Members of Association MAY BE DISCUSSED SATURDAY There seems to e a eal plossiility that the matter of the selection of stt- dent tmeners of the Boarti in Control of Athletics will e hrough efoe the Athletic asociation wh en i t mees on Saurday. Tie agitation which was e- gnn with tiecotmttutication ill...…

…The Michigan _ __ Vol. XXI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRI.)A), JANITARY 13, 1011. No. 74, ACTION OF BOARD WAS JUSTIFIABLE Athletic Association Directors Did Not Exceed Their Prerogatives SECRETARY SMITH EXPLAINS That the alt100 of the Directors of the Athletic asseocatttion itamig t~e stdetotmeottsto (f the Board il Cot- troti (f Athetiswas autthorized appears foaletert twhtch11Secretry Sitit htas twritten toItCirman ~tICarpeter(f thel' Board ...…

…The Mchga ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SAT URL)AY, JANUA,\RY 14, 191.. NO, 75. Vol. XXI. nxRACK rliviu ILL FOR ESTE'RS AHR FOR SUCCESSFUL. SMOKER. HA E ! US S A ON Ove0on hunsdred foresters gatlsere Ii A rJ B SY Uik1U~iat ter'Michigan Union last ev ening for - their mo115 successful smoker. lollo1w- Sig' refreshments, Prof. ilibsert Rotls, Every Saturday Will Be Filled swhos acted astosmtecldfr With Interclass Veet Forced . ltlfortl and C. L. lilt, ...…

…The Michigan ~y, Vol. XXI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAYX, JANUARY 15, 1911. ->,- 76. PAVOSI,ACE NNTOR BANQUE;T. 'WI' SA Af'TTQ nor~S 11 AOICf C R SE TM N AVhOESSANO'GRE HASKNS AIN 'ETRI RS OI\XXE :.TFi LO E F DIE T E E TO S Should a class banquet be eld{ at the ThRSO UTINS niiate debate tryuts .hl last ELECTION RESULTS furnishinig the repas? Thsis tilelies- broullgt forihI (((le x ellnt ilmaterial ion that is agiatinig tie junlior 1haws. Tile A...…

…ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUFSD\AY, JANULRY 17 ](11 Vol. 'N : o WHERE, 0 WHERE- CAN BARTELIVIE BE? Athletic _Director Goes Forth Into Parts Unknown On Secret Mission JAPS MAY PLAY GAME HERE Director Ittrtine is missing Nc race sf imti cold lbe found in his ac- custoimeit haiits al1u)t1 the office of the Athletic asociaion 3esteriay and with flie Coitilttei disinclination (f his assis- tts to aiitiit eveiitat there is ai Grad- nlc liiDircted-i, th...…

…The Michiga __ ANN ARBOR, MICH'IGAN, WED)NESD\AYJAsNUA. RY 18n scss. Vol. XXI. DEBATERS ARE TO MEET WORTHY FOE, Michigan Will Encounter Team of Stars at Evanston Next Friday Night EXPECT TO WIN NEVERTHELESS Michilsgan sdelaing enthusiasts are «nnlerissg jst hows strong a ean Northwse stern will pit on the patf om ,is isthe lig esontest ones cff Fiay lgi. WordlfroimsEvanston ays tsat thec three sen, s.iF,. Wiitesise, J. N. Phielpss, sosd J. ...…

…T h e _ _ _ _ _ _ Vol. XXI. DIAMOND ATHLETES ROUND INTO SHAPE Early Drills in Waterman Gym Are Disclosing Wealth of Material RICKEY LOOKS FOR GOOD YEAR .tor t~c gnn i tltell tantt "I s~i~lc f hil osets wtichilCoach I ,.._I, . t hdit it Wa'termtane n I.,:0t;zrc'csrt' s the titlec etf hi ~ rti ter,- at ndttiats t 1"i a' teeli tt'rsincee nti]nowtothe slowess tltds'tttt erel otIdtepreem- ise that ledthe coachto e give tethtetmthii spcal attentiot...…

…e _ _ _ _ _ _ NXI~I~~N IITA X.. XI\'X I i.f Vol. XXI. ANN ABRI, REGENTS TURN DOWN IVEX:L)PNGST1iIiIVS NIGH1. ELECTION PETITION Nw otpinsweit po:d rrr, setines of the lxx ladoftheSpidnl ast Besides Killing Associations xeig th xxix >,'vi "t'~e"'" Rosolution, Board Plans Kt(>m of Presox> vlr c>r; Improvement pxxiixxi xxxxxlxherxrx xxxicrt~rs GOtteof the sorx ad h tv %i - " F_ irancis M.iBacoui,of lc iulS %1 WILL ASK FOR $575,000 EXTRA togetiher...…

…ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN; SAT('ll). N Js'NL' h '.2,011 No. St. Vol. XXI. PPLRELECTION IIOCKLIGEO 01' MAN.MAY FESTIVYAL TO F R It i5 aga0000top to1 the weather mao HAVE M0 Y TAR ST L O E O hether or toot thet-I ttroo hlockey clutbIL.LA IJILN ________ wiltltoe atbte to tpay the gamne scedeltled for titis eveoting with the Senecas of Sentiment Strong for Choosing, Detroit. Otto ice is tow coveredt ly Splendid Programs to be Given Student Members b...…

…ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANCARPY 22,1.15tE Vol. XXI. N (). 82. HIOCKEY TEAM WINS WIt. PETITON REGENTS F IR T IC OU N Y The tDcttsche Verein Cercle Fran- clbetroms on the campus wiltlItetitioni the Regents to reconsder their recent Huron Club Meets and Defeats action in rdecicding to charge the societies $so a month rent. Pres. I tatter of the Senecas of Detroit by Score Verein is in tiarge of circntating ttsr ( petition" wtictswillthe ...…

…ANN ARBOR, MICH1IGAN, 'I Etil \. YJA N t _'\ R24, riou. Vol. XXI. Nw 83~. MANY SCHOLARSHIIPS (T.81 S B \ASKfTI4T 'SL TV15XYSEATS F OR COMEDY' ARE OPEN TO WOMEN eIfirt twoieuof the series if -irls I'~ ARE OPE TO WOM N !clas ])asktl~allgamens will lie played ion 3 H WGOW L - liaB-rioac gymniiasium tthis afternoon. Ait this j'tim 'elsi oilnd juniior Several Loan Funds liave Been ; grl will liepitted in80(st each othee First Day's Sale Satisfie...…

…ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, t\'I)ISOX., J.\ANY 25, 000 Vol, XXI. No. BRADLEY THOMPSON 1RI DFEA TO RESIGN IN JUNE 'ccToofeh () ils lthra Ro mococ icon, Moo> ccc aftrndotn 'this After Over Score of Years Civil is te'firt timico freshmaic c cothcs been crorcl'occi sinceo c . 'ii itheot War Veteran Will IStep From ear ;' jot tic ott toteocdhico' Ifast Law Chair Iro'cicc co-C ..0Cro, J S ctt, C S confeici B Stccotc Iite 1 ok Subtitutc Ics taricicto,...…

…Vol XX. ANN ARBOR, MI~lhIGAN, 'II I 1SIIA'l_,J \\l k\ t, 101r.To F.1 WFJIBL o ~ UTOI \W G N i31 PIINA El)t" I F.ORllR a1O CO\l I I. INDEPENDENTS GE R ELATIONS RUMORED II olpetoorish'oltll h lwdv O11O1EMES1atanJA110'f.b tak en 01 hu ion 11 ti Ondi OR jOijllBE l n>11 Ann \ it \t telruntn . ')fi- EXTRA BOOTH ROOM} _ arm loab nodn its h1st1ri1 cetebra ,_ Bo___liton \ teeo ewilt rec t llti tittutof -\\'aollirltn', 10111111 tmt llow t1 ali. lo t atn...…

…The Michg ___. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, Il/II.N. NU \. NY ;,I/N 2 1No. 86. Vol. XXI. vORELL EXPECTED. TOk I'ME 'VARSITY TlI ') I i l,"--LY MOIND)AY 1,C l ,SOE. WILL LECTURE TO i V}1Y F 7. y i i t 1 forserrdresMetrrig eroier -IN s Ca'her Lin C .. .. i i C .1 . . \ l'i oi'li'it'o ii la t 1 t 1/i 1111 i/tot i 'l 1 11 i~I''t i//'iii 1 it j I1Ii 11'/''( 1' I/t / at 11. 'o ridesI;iil' -,i tm o IMANY SEE CONSECRATION (1 ll/i i/i ii w iti ~ , s''ou...…

…ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, c hi I) h Y, J:\NUL.\f0 IY r. c Vol. XXI. Ncr. 87. COM EDY CLU B C AST hi.d 8J2?) I\h {\')O FULFILLS PROMISE t he rw f1iclsai d f' lst i~ t. I w s it 'hicccic 1 cli t ill th Individual Work logether WithCee ciiciies andcitii ciccchel(I III honor t !of thie cieci lv ileeltel irelate i e hall, Excellent Staging Conibi ne the sceeiofihurdatrnoon'sc lii11111 c --ii i n N(Vaki ncgIHit cjo e iaut'lilt csel islediwcithicicc- i...…

…Tip LOW Vol. XXI. ANN ARM~ TRACK TEAM WILL GO EAST IN APRIL Invitation to Compete in Big Intercollegiate Games is Accepted' WONT ENTER POUR MILE RELAY r~ I~in1v11asiti on0101toompen.teo ill the annual relav10 game~s w11c11wll he1) held1 ill Phiiladelophiai on tie last Itriay in Aprili 1as1.beeniirectiv ndithe \voi - i 11 10gie h 1111 111 veri111 have i gni . hirf 1 101 1itetion1ito ..,onte. 1' I X N ' N D I) 111 III 'Trel y\ rce itrth o l0111...…

…/ I 1 g T' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANTHURSDAY, JANUAR WOOD O AEEILSON FACULTY Colee T. {y (~ eai fic-higan's foot- Democrgtic Candidate for Prs-5 .at athletic con- idential Nomination Saied nade clean and to Come Jan, 190 ikering or leg- elieves those in 3AY MAE A DRiIESS IN M)RNiN r, ns are the ones ndard of athet- telegram from Governor Woodrow . e Wilson of New Jersey stating that he not so uchai a would be in Ann Arbor on January 19 regu...…

… C Michigan A Reliable Direcl Reliable Bi ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1912. i TOWARDS AMOND JUBILEE enting Regents, y and Union ut Today. NOYER TO ASSIST ON "TUTTE.a(1 OVER 00 SECURE POSITIONS. ingineering Profess.or, One of Twenty App0ointment Committee Places More Experts, Chosen for Work. Applicants Than Ever Before. Professor J. A. Moyer of the engl- During the past calendar year, the neering department has been selected...…

….Y, JANUARY 6, 1912. JCATORS OFFER RADICAL CHANGES' i School Principles U rance Requirements Be Broadened INCREASE OPTIONAL WORK, I simpl cned In compliance with the request of a could that .comimttee of the literary department upon which select. hich is investigating the matter of o jB :langing the university entrance re- uirem.ents, many responses are being e eceived from high school principals di nd superintendents stating their w ....…

…1 ,-ga ally I ANN.ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY .-, 1912., Emeritus Celebrates 83rd Erthday VALUABLE BOOKS GIVEN TO THE ENGINEERING LIBRARY. John D. Hubbard, '87 E, has pre- sented the Engineering Library with three books on "Warming and Ventila- tion." One volume was written in 1836 by Thomas Tredgold, and the other two were written by Walter Berman, in 1845. Both men were English en- gineers. "The interesting point these fine old bo...…

…IC. 1gmn ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9,1912. NUl SET w a . . . .. i DATE FOR DEB ATE TRYOUJTS Alpha Nu held a business meeting Sat rday night at which numbers were rawen for the initiates' debate with .delphi and the date for the tryout t as January 20. It was also dtecid- d to hold an initiation at 6:30 next aturday, January 13, followed by a aort program and the nomination of fflcers for the next semester, the elec- on to occ...…