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…® 'ANT A NICE RAT? BUI LDING HAS THIEML * * * S * * , * * "Rats is Rats" over in the Medical building. Ellis Parker Butler's "Pigs i is Pigs" has been justified and shown tk be no idle fantasy. About one month past, the Medical department received a shipment of two hundred white rats which were used for experimenting work. Upon their arrival, they were placed in five large crates in the base- Sment. Today, they exist in quantities -- too ...…

…MUSIC AND DRAMA dressed is. "Girl of My Dreams." r, lt us The "Girl of My Dreams" which will be seen at the New Whitney, Friday, is latestFebruary 2, and Saturday, February 3, matinee and night, is said to bear the ear-marks of a Jos. M. Gaites pro- rou can duction, that it has all the daintiness, chicness, good taste, amusing situa- tions, laughs,-that under deft hand- ling are lifted to the dignity of a charming naturalness, that the cos- BI...…

…fl Y, JANUARY 26, 1912. 'AN CLUB PLANS NY ENTERTAINMENTS NEW COT DE Changes in istry i ven next Sunday at a St. Andrew's church es will deal with th Torces- A series of entertainments has been 30ston, planned by the Cosmopolitan club for ires in the second semester. The principal event is a .'National Night" in which series all the representative nationalities of 10:30 the organization will take a part. Spe- . The cial features peculiar t...…

…C, ILIf C ... THE I1L; IAN DAILY Official Newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. IANAGUNU EIJITOJL. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAVER Albert R. Dilley feeti Editors. Editor .:....,.Harry Z. Fols Assistant ............Frank Pennell Athletic Editor.......Karl Matthews DS Ass...…

…. ® I ss S KATE and SKIS S DIARIES You meet him in the_ autumn With a wardrobe on his arm- Last spring's sartorial wonders, Lacking now their pristine charm. Ile looks you over blandly, Observes your togs the while, And asks with perfect innocence How much will take the pile. The suit that once you proudly wore, He looks with scorn upon, But later claims it for his own !With one "siamoleon." !But when the vernal zephyrs zeph, And bankrup...…

…6 11- MUSIC AND DRAMA I1 I I hDE white shoe TT Majestic Theater. This afternoon at four o'clock then t will be a special matinee given at the Majestic Theater for the benefit of men only. This does not imply that there will be features of an objection- able or vulgar nature but Martin John- son the travelogue man will talk on the subject of "Lepers of Hawaii" and other subjects of great interest and educational value, especially to med...…

…1031 Zl °'. r S rl } 'F" s sr e '1 y 4 r Z f ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1912. FIRE THIS MORNING ROUTS STUDENTS FROM SLUMBERS e pub- 3 to be of the last evenirg when ink tea" in the up- the general libra- re wasn't any tea corn, minits and usion. And not on- nts were lunching+ sedy fashion while bstance of numer- after much sleuth- e" detective work. perclassman was ' Having invested e in the edibles, he g room with the el...…

…4 Nev1 of a. IPublished every morning except Mon- j day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. MANAGING EDI'TOR -- Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert R. Dhiley Editors. News Editor........Harry Z. Fols Assistant ............Frank Pennell Athletic Editor......Karl Matthews Assistant...........G. C. Eldredge Nvlusic and Drama ....Earl V. Moore intercol...…

… ;: ['N4G. ETENT ON LOCAL STPEETS M, of Sprinting Professors Attract Notice as They Engage in Prize Dash essed Along Several Blocks. r 13, will "Whoa, there!. Look at him go!" reg- "Go it, Long-legs! Well, I'll be blow- .e on ed; it's my chemistry prof!" ." "And the other's my prof in C. E.!" ff of Two professors running a Loot race I. CLASSIFIED ADlS. * Adiertising. twaiter for this classified coliumn umust ialways be paid for in aI4I~...…

…FI1GAI~j DAILY -. OMI Helpful Heart Healing Hints by Nora Lean Jibbey New Whitney I II CS latest Suits for the Hop.{ Dear Miss Jibbey :-I am a freshman but plan to attend the J Hop. Do they you can all wear dress suits? I have a nice black suit and would like to ask whether it would be sufficient?' "1915." Evening dress is of course proper1 Block at a formal party and most go in dress suits, though some attend under dur- ess and others i...…

…I molf Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1912. a Lectures ;y on "The CAMPUS WON'THEAR EXTENSION LECTURES' REFERENDUM PLAN IS TURNED DOWN Student Council Decided That Signers Were too Few for Favorable Action Cercle Angell Serial Regents, Grant Provides Only For Outside Lectures, and j Demands are Heavy lent of r sense, ion the ct, illus- with the LECTURE SCHEDULE IS READY. WEEKS GIVEN FLAG HE CAPTURED It is ...…

…Y rso Streetj 1'2 d Calendars e most complete ev Sticks in the 30C [(00k our line over before buying. I- ieehan'sI !DENT'S B$OOKSTOREI tc rs Rent TIN G RILL Street, --wit n -^-V~yW' .-.df ,, ' , T r - T-F d X) -1 J !y .,. ° + I1 : q I t Vyl z r k : y t f(3 f k S "t'i z 1" ; S # f " " _ sC -_ 1. (-<°r' -ice T1-1 I' MICIII {THlE ' CI(tIGAN 'D'AILY V)ficiad Newspaper at the university " ~of ihiga. Published every morning except Mn- day...…

…4 A-N 4AILY .ACTICE SCHEDULE IS READ~y. Dean Cooley Addressed Graduates. i pe I R &W Over- coats S FOR sgsq SKATESI and SKIS * SRS and DIARIES For 1912 at desk cal, :.lar eliminates all rgetting im ortant detai s, or ntments. ijoy a diary now and in after noses of en::agements and prom- 'd yoir impressions shandsomtwiy bound in clktb or a& S chai rer Co. INDERS STUDENTS' SUPPLIES B01 Phone 1404 Cold Feet Are advance agents for Restless ...…

…IC AND DRAMA j Pupils' Recital. ud of the recitals by the iupils of N!,. Howli Lnd anid Lockw:.c will be given Don at 'd- in the School This it -I b the only mu- un!U LE violin sonata re- Wedi-.day afternoon.. The om,:2m.-entary to the pub- thain? A~estevelt. ,den . . , ....... . B ll eorge P. Becker. en .............,. Strauss I-lymne ......... Heschel Irene Stowell. 13 (1st movement) . ... Beethoven .ld Liverance.. ~. ,orencee Kice. lg Shiel...…

…Michigan Daily I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1912. I i 11 ilI I 11 in 11M11111111mii f AL FACULTY GOES 0 FOR CONVENTION. rs lVill Present Papers ssemblage of Dis- [shed Dentists. NEW YORK ALUMNI.. TO SUPPORT UNION President Hutchins Reports That at Banquet E nthusi- asm Was Shown FLONZALEYS GIVE NOTABLE CONCERT. Great Exhibition of Chamber' Music is Given By The Famous Quartet COMEDY CLUB RECEIPTS FOR FIRST PERFORMANCE ARE...…

…1kI;iIGAN DAILY Newspaper at the University of Michigan. ied every morning except Mon- throughout the school year. I at the Post Office at, Ann Ar- Michigan, under Act of Con- cian's attendance, there is only th - choice between medical care at heavy expense and the disagreeable actinE as clinical material in one of the col- lege hospitals. It might be difficult and involve too great expense to equil a small hospital exclusively for stu- dent...…

…The attempt of the university or- hestra to collect $20 from the Corn- dy Club, for music rendered at the nnual club play,' was meeting with pposition. TWVENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Some discouraged ymembers of the sychology classes petitioned the fac- ty to drop the courses from the cur- V*AN D AILY: -NORTHERN ORATORICAL LEAG~UE TRYOUJTS TO BEf4TN' FEBRUARY 19. Preliminaries for the local Northern Oratorical League contest will begin on February ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIL % wrrwlrrrirvr rw+r rW i riririen nogre ri rw rr well-dressed by us. wear, let us York's latest CONTRACTS LET FOR'13 JUNIOR HOP Deco. Program, Catering, Music and rntion Covenantsre A 1 the Hop you can colm Block 3adges I ATIONERS your designs or furnish rk guarned AVG. he Junior and get it over with tlI delivery. p-to-date, Announced. ATTENDANCE OF 350 EXPECTED. Michigan is, again ready for thee perrennial ju...…

…'I) ichigan ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 1912. E. CHESS AND CHECKER CLUBS INDULGE IN REAL CONTEST. er The Chess and Checker club has et- purchased seven new sets of chess men s at J are and or local club, Mr. E. B. rary mem- that they exhibition1 is e: in through NOTED LECTURER TO APPEAR ON CERCLE FRANCAIS COURSE M. Louis Delamarre, national secre- tary of the Alliance Francais of Art, "r- ica, will lecture here Tuesday ...…

…, - && a, 1IICIGAN DAILY, much Varsity material is never brough:t Officiai Newspaper at the university of Michigan.1 Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Offilce at Ann Ar- I bor, Michigan, under Act gress of March 3, 1879.# of Con-1 and Calendars lockey ethe most complete [ockey Sticks in the sekey Pucks 'Seand 5Oc ur line over before buying. 3ehan's NT'.S BOOKSTORE Rent 1A ,ILL ; Str...…

…A. J.TAJ FaIGAIS VtENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Mr. Sam Small was entertaining an audience in University hall on the sub- ject, "From Bar Room to Pulpit," about the same time that a 10-20-130-up entitled "Avenged" was playing at the local theater. The medic students promenaded with class canes. FIFTEEN YEARS AGO TODAY.' *Receives Distinguishied: Position. Oscar E. Waer, '06 law, formerly cir- cuit court commissioner at Muskegon and now secretar...…

…I. MUSIC AND DRAMA I New over M " Henry Miller in "The Havoc." "The Havoc" which Henry Miller Alger brings to the New Whitney February ke 7th is built on the eternal triangle which has been the genesis of the world's greatest plays-the triangle COND. formed by husband, wife and lover "'The Havoc' grips an audience," said cham- the San Francisco Call, last month bating "becaus we never weary of following victo- around the eternal triangle....…

…I itchigan Dal ly ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1912, .i. __ '. E N JOINS * LETIC STAFF. : * this morning's ill publish ev- * reflections of * ,ble The 0ournnt INDORSES STUDENT MEDICAL FEE PLAN Professor Tilley Proposes That. Annual Fee Be Collected From Each Student IS RECEIVED WITH APPROVAL. CLUB TO PRESENT, FARCE TO-NIGI i HT -T---- - 0, w wmRTw a lw lisn'W's 8 a I w e his eminent au- secured as the us effort. T...…

…p but tinmle and energies are might'- be saved by medical. 0111cc ept Mon-I 3at Ann Ar- Act of Con- There are also many students who do not seek medical advice for slight+ ailments because they have here no "family physician." They know no physician. There is no place for them to go where they feel they belong and will receive sympathetic care. These, also suffer in silence and risk the se'- rious consequences. If every student in the univ...…

…x, REORGANIZATIONS 01? ARE 3MERE LEGALIZ I1 SHA ng to the various and sundry histories religiously kept inhabitants, this is the first ecord in which no freshman as been unearthed. 'Tis pass- ;e. iversity of Wisconsin has a 'ootball and has winter prac- side line. Once upon a time The reorganization plans of both the Standard Oil Company and the Ameri- can Tobacco Company are mere shams according to Professor Smalley's third talk on "Trus...…

….an, aa A..,n a ~ .~ LJ v IJA1L Y AND DRAMA I l let usl latest 7u can Block 6" Majestic Theater. Today will be peanut day at the Ma- jestic theater and every youngster in town who attends the matinee perform- ancewill have an opportunity to go upon the stage and feed peanuts to "Minnie," Gruber's elephant. Minnie has caused more talk than any attrac- tion that has ever been presented at the local vaudeville house and the privilege o...…

…Michigan Daily I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1912. iW. in >se of soror- nake its ap- e guise of a te Gargoyle. rom its pre- WANTS SALVATION FROM DAILY GRIND Writer Suggests Efforts By Faculiv to Encourage Women Students FOOTBALL SCHEDULE ROUNDS INTO SHAPE Cornell Comes Here November 16; Syracuse and Ohio State Booked Earlv orl NO CULTURE IN CONSTANT WORK.IMAY BREAK WITH VANDERBILT I)ENTIST EDUCATORS CONVENE, Representat...…

…N DAILY I H1IGAN DAILY 'IL Official Newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Moni- day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. MALNAGINGED ITORL. Walter E. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER, Albert IL. Dilley Editors. News Editor.......Harry Z. Folz Assistant ........Franik Pennell Athletic Editor ......~.. K~arl Matthews Assistant........…

…w pats ES I 1 V es all s, or after >rom- GLIDER ARTISTS ATTEMPT ANOTHER FLIGHT TOAiY. Today is positively the day when the glider rises majestically and pierces the ethereal splendor-perhaps. Then again perhaps it may not. "Yes, barring the usual 'ifs,' we will try to get the glider a little more thab three inches off the ground Friday," said o. A. Blumberg, president of the Aeronautical society. ."However, I would not care to tip a good f...…

…DRAMA j Leil aMcintyre.? Leila McIntyre, who is the co-star with her husband, John Hyams, in the "Girl of My Dreams," opening at New Whitney theater Saturday, February 31 matinee and night, has been on the stage since she was four years old. Her first public appearances were at church entertainments. Several of her uncles were ministers, and she was in great demand because of her "cute" childish manners. Besides being very pretty and childish...…

…0 'an *1 LEA E 'u , JANUARY 18, 1912. rLY SCENERY 0 BE EMPLOYED Iv Club Plav to be Rich Scenic Effects and Stage Settings GOING AT LIVELY RATE. the curtain rises on the first [he Magistrate" next Saturday the audience will be treated f the most elaborate settings ever been seen in a Comedy >duction. While in the past it 1, wit] that times when a has been expe tines. This y s and Accordingly the three sets for the ay has been especia...…

…THE AICHI T HE F111.;IGAN DAILY Official Newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. GAN DAILY II I2 ien dars ey st complete icks in the Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER> Albert +R. Dilley I,; Editors. News Editor ........Harry Z.- Folx Assistant ............Frank Pennell Athlet...…

…TIIfE MICHIGAN DAILY TAL FACULTY MEMBERS TO iTTEND PEDAGOGIC MEETING x members of the dental facultyt attend the Institute of Den- 'edagogics which meets in Chicago, ary 23 to 25. Dr. M. L. d will read a scientific paper. The iose of the convention is to permit esentatives from every dental col- in the country to meet in a body discuss the teaching methods of )us institutions. 'IES' HOME JOURNAL IS A EATURE OF WOMEN'S MEETING Ladies' Home Jou...…

…1 .. Heart I- aling Hints New Whitney by Nora Lean Jbbey Do His Washing? gal provisions against cruel and unus- bey:-I am a sopho- ual punishments make it almost im- epartment and my fi- possible to provide for such a case. ng low. I know a girl As for the snore we suggest connect- I love dearly and I ing the nose of the offender with an with her that I nearly autoniobile muffler. Do you think I know Two Would Marry Him. that I might be...…

…A h.ici Daily L ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1912. ....... __________________________________________________I . WILSONh e of His Time is Arrangea lis Local Supporters. j ting of the University of ilson Club, held at the Un-{ y afternoon,President Hul- aed the plans for the en- of Governor Woodrow Wil- this city next Friday. )ught at first that it would e to have any sort of a re-I Governor Wilson on theI wever, it has...…

… 1 A6, at the mr! Att of ' Walt BUSIN1 the world and the much dreaded exm- inatlons too seriously. Of course it is essential to pass because this pleases the faculty and the people at home. But-don't work so hard that you fall1 asleep, overturn the proverbial can of midnight oil and cause yourself dis- comfort by burning down the house. There are lots of chances that every- thing will come out all right, The man who corrects the blu~e boo...…

…& ~ . UNIVERSITY CALENDAR I f, 17.-Vocal Historical h School hall.- Recital,I I Jan. 17.-Cerele Francais soiree, Sar- ah Caswell Angell hall, 8 p. mn. Jan. 18.-Union membership dinner at the tUnion~. Jan. 19.-Junior Lit dinner at the Un- 11. t. 19.-Northwestern-Michigan de- ate. L19.-Morning, Woodrow Wilson at Vhitney Theater.- * 20.-Comedy Club in "The Mag- trate," Whitney Theater. L. 20.-Architectural Society dance, 'ackard Dancing...…

… MUSIC AND DRAMA I I I ~ I'j / white shoe ANY 1 Fraternities Clubs ®1°T, MICH. Junior I get it r with Aivery. Recital of Shakespeare Songs. When -the name of the greatest of English poets is mentioned in refer- ence to songs, "Hark Hark the Lark" and "Who is Sylvia" immediately come to mind. Many composers of ote have written -music to these lines; and the best of these settings, including the famyous Schubert ones. Mr. William H...…

…ic higan U ARBOR. MICHIGAN TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1912. ER. ect nost successful dinners of the class, was the iment at the junior en- held at the Union last >er acted as toastmaster. ho is delivering several n behalf of good roads, Rich were the guests of Peerless Trio," McFar- and Harrington of the e Club gave several se- Mills spoke on the value ering society debating neers. Mr. Hoyt talked work and the student en- he e Name Committee fo...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I wt -p . Street Styles THE E11[ Mn iAN DAILY must we lose these men who have made Mbichi~an great?" T'he answer is so Official Newspaper at the University simple~ that the question looks foolish, of Michigan.I However, if we state the fact so bald- Published every morning except 'Mon- ly as co say that we cannot afford first day throughout the school year. grade meni, the question is mote perti- Entered at the Post Of...…

…THE M1ICHIGAN DAI-LY . CAMERA1 FOR SURVEYOR'S USE N,. ATTRACTS MUCH ATTENTION. I News of the adaptation of the cam- e- era to surveying, by that department' at of the university is arousing much in- n terest in engineering circles. Prof. C. 8 IT. Johnson received a letter recently from W. G. Hastings, '10, forester, of 'the Columbian National Forest Re- gc serve, asking for advice as to the con- instruction of a camera for use in topo- of ...…

…LY LOST -TO E - NeW Whit °°- (Continued from Page t.) Sas assistant professor of forestry,in the ra-'curse which was established thereI then for the first time. He remained ev there until 1901, when he again enter,?d w01i1 the Forest Service, being placed h,, 1± charge of all the western forest r- sEtlT serves. He held this position until he ap- came to Michigan in 1903. lent; Concerning his plans for the comingr pro summer, Prof. Roth sai...…

…ch igan Da y L ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SUNDAY, JANUARY 14, 1912. AVIATOR DEFIES REPORT EVINCES still considerable misun- egarding the date that the res must be in for the an. By the action of the ntrol of Student Publica- onday, the date that all t be'in the hands of the extended to February 15. ne dollar will be charged res inserted on or before and those submitted be- t.ry 1 and February 15 will ne dollar and twenty-five aphers are date...…

… iL'vf I Official Newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Mon- day, throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. Waliter HL Towers. BUSINESS JMANAGER Albert IL IWiley Editorts, .....Harry Z. F012 thiareby. Students at Michigan are prone to overlook the opportunities that are presented here in Ann Arbor in the contemplation of thos...…

…1. 3. ialLGH t - .N li1tLY . . __ APPEARED BEFORE PRES. TAFT I . M ss Isabella Kizer Played in Open Air Production White House Lot on Few actresses' are so favored as to have the opportunity of playing before the President of the United States, yet Miss Isabelle Rizer, who will play the role of Charlotte Verrinder in "The Magistrate" had this distinction short- ly before entering the university. The Coburn Players, portrayers of Shakes- ...…

…A. 'e's who ," i Tug M1OHIGAN4 DAILt COHEN IS MICHIGAN'S ST KNOWN ACTOR ally good actor"- Mart." It was a part which gave great i, in the dialect opportunity for clever acting and none m fame in college who witnessed a performance of. that pus opinion of Ar- play can forget the manner in whicb carries the role of "Art" portrayed the serious minded Coming to Ann Ar- son of an English manufacturer who ff western coast of agreed to impersonate...…

…* * * * *. CALENDAF -"The Debts You Forget,"N,~ erry Hall, 3:00 p. m, -Junior Engineer dinner at sew- the* CLASSIFIED ADS. Advertising matter for this classifed column must always be paid for in advance, and may be left att the IJAILY o.fufice op- polite the Maajestic between the 'hour11- of 13 noon and 11) p. an., or at Quarry's Drug Store, N. LUniversit3 and State, at any timue up to :330 p. na. *These Ads bring Results. # y c * * * * ...…

…J white $shoe 'T ities r I MUSIC- AND DIAMA I Symprhony O@rchestra Cocet . They=University Symphony Ouches. tra under .the direction of Samuel P.' Lockwood, will give its second a acert p1f the school year,tomorrow night in, the High School Hall. But two nim- bers will make ipp te program, Beeth- orven's wonderfully melodic sixth sm- phony, commonly known as the "Pas-; 11rale " and Schumnkn's -concerto in A aIninr.'Albert Lockwod wille A ...…

…1 ichigan Da ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1912 CERCLE TO GIVE I In MID-YEAR SOIREE Plavlet, Music and Recitations Make Up the Evening's Emertainment OFFICIALS STILL ,REFUSE TO TALK Rumors That Y. M. C. A, is Collecting Funds Are Not Confirmed COBBLER TOM CO"S INTO POETICAL FIELDS Lovell rItes Poem eiling The Seriousness "of Life.- With nore, F. R. G. S., Ly Janiuary 16, in the sixth' number irse for the year. optican ...…

…-vJ mievIigau. morning except Mon~- )ut the school year. Post Office at Ann Ar-. , under Act of Con- h 3, 1879. r K. Towers. SS M[ANAGER Editors. .....Harry Z. FoIk classes and organizaes s letmnie con- vinced that they are: in earniest, they will respond. No hardship is involved as it is hum~an nature to wait until the. "last minute" and the advancing and fixing of the "last minute" adds no new difficulties.:- Only necessity will cure procr...…