…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ENROLLMENT LOSS PROBABLE THIS YEAR RY COLLEGE LOSES 600 D ENGINEERS ARE 345 BELOW LAST YEAR lment in the University is still * * * * * * * * * * * * * *I I.I . d * * * * * AT THE THEATERS YOU CAN GO TO- "Odds and Ends of 1917," at the Garrick. - * * * Calkins Drug LITERA AN :III Co. "Miss Springtime," * ney, Monday, Oct. 8. at the Whit-' Enrol * * * TODAY below that of last year, though in some cases there h...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER , 4 ' , ;, ' i ! , 1 ,, _ . Before a Jury You know that your appearance is always on trial. Every man you meet is both judge and jury of how you look. Are you guilty of a faulty selection in your clothes? Do poor fitting clothes stand against you? If so, why not acquit yourself, win the verdict and be declared a good dresser? Let us become your tailoring counsel-we'll win you that verdict if we make your c...…
…'HE WEATHER PARTLY CLOUDY TODAY r 131kv 4:3 attg. ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND! NIGHT WIRE SERVICE CXVIII. No. 3. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1917 PRICE THREE CENTS IITISH PLAN TO EPAy ENEMY FOR NIGHTaIbRRID SHALL BOMB GERMANY WITH OMPOND INTEREST," SAYS LLOYD GEORGE LL RETALIATE FOR HUN'S FRIGHTFULNESS spapers + Warn German People ganst Probable Aerial Attacks From English ndon, Oct. 3.-Reprisal for attacks Lucted by German...…
…wO THE MICHIGAN DAILY MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Dfficial newspaperd atthe University of ,higan . Published every morning except nday during the university year. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor as ond-class 'matter., Offices : Ann Arbor Press Building. Sub- riptions: by carrier, $2.50; by mail, $3.00. ant ad stations: Quarry's; tudents'$Sup- Store; The Delta. Phones: Business, 960; itorial, 2414. Communications not to exceed soo words l...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE~ . i VA Men's Clothing Section (Ground Floor Annex) RAI N BRIN6S EASY DAY FORGRID MEN SPARKS MAY BE SAVED IN FIRST GAME TO OPEN LATER CONTESTS r tkis and next week we have arranged a special exhibit of smart new models in Coung Men's Fall Suits is a cleverness in design, a smartness in make-up and fineness of al that must appeal to lovers of correct dress. Every suit is splen- ailored, a masterpiece of the tai...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, Uc LYPURCHASENEW JNION FOR OWN PRIVATE GARAGE NG ! ALOYSIUS F. MAN DIETERSOLL NEW YORK HOUSE- OF DISCREDIT USE OF TRACK UP TO UNIVERSITY HALL Brother Hopes Fraternity Will Not Pledge Before Man Leaves Train My Dear Brother: In view of my very kindly and per- sonal interest in the fraternity's pro- gress and well-fare, I am taking this opportunity to contribute to the ulti- mate perpetuation of a greater chap- t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Frcshmcn! You know what Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes are for they are sold in your town. You know that the styles 'are the kind fellows wear who always look right, and that the cloth is all wool wears better than other kinds. Come down town for clothes for you can't get them anywhere else in Ann Arbor. We have complete lines of Varsity Fifty-Five Suits CONFEDERATE IETERAIS HOME CUTS MEALS HIGH COST OF LIVING REDUCES...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1917 SIL OF THREE E FROM DIAT UABLE COLLECTION NUM. LING 300 SPECIMENS TO MUSEUM undred specimens of fossil ns of the Alilgocene and s periods have been added seum through the work of C. Case and Preparateur Ln the Bad Lands region of kota this summer. The col- Professor Case and Preparateur Buettner left Ann Arbor on July 1 and went to Scenic, South Dakota, where they spent six weeks in the vicinity ...…
…'ii. _ . , ~ ~ is r . sss I THE ICHGANDAILY __.I --.- _ . . . '- .-.-. -. i . . T---'- .-- . --. ________ _ ..._.._._ _ Yo. r f,, ..' din - k "f fen- -notP~D~ Ut hnest i,~ hn~oring w41 0 y 9 l ~~- $ Lide Afc - , x row,.- ~ T1IS YEAR Salient features in the work of the Women's league for the coming year are more extensive Red' Cross work, and increased co-operation between the league and the Y. W. C. A. Ur- gent need for Red C...…
…____ ____ TE MIHIANDAILY , w~t!"-ve- , -' 1 . ! e . FC ' I r4 / Our "Devon" Model A regular the rougbred .r x Comes also in Brown Russia, Koko Brown Siberian Calf 13 (~ordo'~a~ ,S9 v 4.939 Pri $9.0 $7.00 io $9.00 LAW SCHOOL1,LOSES MANY OF FACULTY Teaching to Be Dlvld, d by Thiose Left SDuring the &jast year the Law school has lost several memabers of its fac- ulty. This has made it necessary that those who remain teach more classe...…
…WEATHER FAIR AND COLDER AV 4iw m4li A!a tr t an ijait ASSOCIATEI PRESS DAY AND NIGHT W SERVICE No. 2 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3,. 1917 PRICE THREE _ _ OPEN HOUSEI IRES SUCCESS ITH YEARLINGS EN LEARN "VICTORS," ARSITY" AND YELLS; ATHLETES TALK IEN URGE FROSH TRYOUT IN SPORTS e University Game Squarely," Exhortation of Professor Henderson te the ravages of sophomores var path, the University Y. M. eld its scheduled open h...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, 00 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Officia newspaper at the University :of: Michigan . Published every morning except Monday during the university year. Entered at the postoffce at Ann Arbor as second-class matter. Offices:Ann Arbor Press Building. Sub- scriptions: by carrier, $2.50; "by mail, $3.00. Want ad stations: Quarry's; Students' Sup- ply Store; The Delta. Phones: Business, 960; Editorial, 2414. Communications no...…
…w . THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE PAqE )ITT SCRMMGE TO PREPARE FOR CASE BS FAIL TO HOLD DOWN FIRST TEAM IN SECOND FALL MIX-UP ish and Wieman brought home acon in the second scrimmage e year between the first and I squads yesterday afternoon. i scored two hard-earned touch- and Wieman came through a goal by place kick from the d line. r + .. kicking by himself when scrimmage started, and booted the ball over the bars a few dozen times before h...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, ( WITORICAL RULE 15 FOUR-YEAR MEN ,. GIVE NEW ASPIRANTS BETTER CHANCE FOR DEBAITES A > student is eligible for the Var- debates who has been in college over four years or who has par- iated in two intercollegiate de- s, according to a new intercol- ite ruling which has been receiv- y the Oratorical association. 'his while it will undoubtedly lower standard of the debates, will never- ess give new aspirants ...…
…THE MTC11-41C;AN DAILY PAGE FIVE l THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FiVE oil I MEN PREPARE SUPPLY SERVICE Women Reporters to Form Sewing Circle in Mfichigan Daily Office ATTEMJPT AT SUICIDE E-NDS BELGINEXPAINS11FATALLYFOR C. ROBERTSON n019S DQEDAQATlIl itClaude 13. Robertson, a student at the University, who attempted to com- mit suicide some time ago, died at the Robertson took bichloride of mercury in Forest Hill cemetery but did not die imme...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DANCING e Packard Academy every and Thursday evenings, 7:30 beginning October 8th. Also on in modern dancing. Ad- per couple 50c; single 25c. lessons by appointment.- tf. iize Our Advertisers.-Adv. Michigan. Dames After More Members The society of Michigan Dames has started a campaign for new members by hanging placards advertising the society in all the buildings, with slips of...…
…917 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGn -- i PROF. A. .WHITE ENTERS ARMY ENGINEERING CORPS EXPERIMENT UPON MOTAL OF NITROGEN FROM AIR RE- Prof. A. H. White of the chemical en- gineering faculty left last night for Washington where he will take up his duties as a captain of the nitrate division of the army engineering corps. Congress recently appropriated $20,- 000,000 for the, erection and main- tenance of laboratories where the fixa- tion of nitrog...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, I , _ , ' Before a Jury You know that your appearance is always on trial. Every man you meet is both judge and jury of how you look. Are you guilty of a faulty selection in your ,clothes? Do poor fitting clothes stand against you? If so, why not acquit yourself, win the verdict and be declared a good dresser? Let us become your tailoring counsel-we'll win you that verdict if we make your clothes. DRESS SUITS F...…
…t d f~ :, e rw ,-_, 'C'S - t ._ . j IIEATH ply 1T1 ANN ARBOR, M. UJNI--- - Senator Simmons te Before 'Senat Than ' _ 11 EST, HELD JAY [AL HAIG PASS TO T7 IN [HEAVY Professor-4 Thompson, h law in thie E. IUniversil; noon. Althoughc Professor TI argue, a law Aley M. ,y chair of ni 1888 to nne at 636 ,day after- ESTIMATE $293 WILL President WiIs to Zone Back Two y Counter. At. iced age of 83, Ad planned to w York today. condition, a...…
… TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1~1 [ER TY ..L I afli 1 ews FOR ALL EAtTET En Iee in u lie SSTREE d't de + I i e t . e.kf..3pe I ¢ y1dlik-'ny aw-T 21 ^r t +' r .__ ' v , L' C+ a. Ponmy, 2Q j. I, _ ,. 6~i ,.tah r ;C' tu84 fit ;l- t z bo4i a~ig47vic 8An xb SL sn n * FitA i pltal _._.a rm,-.__ -.a..._$ -_" -_..i.....,. sourcSii maw tr. r a r .r J vr ~~ qewvtDtot n ro n aIar f < aca22Iq) -7:3 4 in, Iv . ndhory o ,vpled ,~ i L } i -_G ... .... a k ,,;...…
…_... d _ _ . . , .., . ,. . 1.... . M ..,. " . ., ....ii NJ _._ 1). . ...e IL .. ... .. - - ' >Ii;"g e. When Leland Scofield enlisted in the Army Ambulance Corps last June, the football team was left without a man- ager. And when Pat Smith joined the Naval Reserves, the 1917 eleven was- fated to be captainless, for the time- being at least. Athletic authorities, when inter- viewed, were unable to name Sco- field's successor, though it seems ...…
…' Id 'IJIGAN DAILY I - - A IV V i -n c)1ege? If you shoild be ~retable to(dosecrtaral work for tie coaianu in- oFicer than to be in the to enc' es. i'erh ,a is a de d e~ (c- t"'i:Ta"Itt.it. wr. cni lit you 7')tr this v;;. k (afll for fll pfartimlai, 711 Th 1.C~ardailLo~o Leaf Nte Books, ltalt 's.---dv, ' .rko%. wlct tiart >:cl-,iiiir Y' 'Maya lothes nd Leaw r ai~not~o kinds. Cdome down tow for clothes for you can't get them anywhere...…
…9: ~ 7777 OCTOBER 2, 1917 igan Heads ,acs at Camp By Phil Pack) 1 thought you were in s the other boys are now *~1f more., u are sorry that you and- eed to wait for them irse I am sorry that lay for three months, evedore from 5 A. M. i had the other ten elf for relaxation,- charged. Yes, yes,- ; a night or two in ht have made up for life of a laborer-so Uncle Sam thought here I am, back at out in began, time to get wasn't it?" .1...…
…T s, If-1A fIMICHIGA 'N DAIL( USAY C0 I .LI OJfMMULIII E --ROSEELT! I (WCUIIES 11) ITE ). MAY. MVlU)STREEFT MIichi ,<n's tneighbo J' r ando-partner the n Scolo ui pndis2 buligdesigned and.builtesPecal orit ont;he i:Ofte d (;Elio:. g .. 1,t raoi . h o Nw-hop .'., de)onMa3y- above Lthe stretlvcnan h adInistatve offices: r;?teofie ir~o~n, a ladies' re: t room, a nd a geis- tlemnen~s rest room. The entrance to Frieze Memorial auditoriumn is ...…
…F. 1 917 THE MICHIGAN DAILY isher's mu .c at opening as- Drawing Insruments. Unnsual bar- t Armory Saturday night.- gains i: ccond-hand sets, at Wabr's. -Adv. PROMINENT STUDENT iar Chains Watch Chains Pocket Knives Cigar'Cutters '4 see y u have a Pen wth Clip-ap Ihave one too:' Almost everybody has The peiwitxhthe Clip-Cap Conklin & Swan Pens OUTLINES TRADITIONS FOR THE FRESHMAN New men at Michigan are beginning to wonder by this t...…
…. . nom. l'~J 1.4.: . __a i. .C"'i r f x l ^. E. 9 OCIN) 1 iT MICHIGAN DAILY iU~SDAY, OCT( 120 BOOKS BTA.. NED FO A YLB ARj UNIVERSITY LIBRARIAN SENDS 500LVOLUMES TO CAMP ULLCUSTER More than 1200 volumes have at present been collected by the Univer- WE TRY TO SERVE sity library in its quest for books to send the soldiers and sailors. Of YOU RIC H T these, 600 have been sent out; 500 to Camp Custer at Battle Creek, and 50 each to Allentown,...…
…TI MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NINE TI MIHIANDALYPAE IN /1 e St'i~u-31oa.( o928X! Imagine Yourself if you 'rea "live one ~%_ AEROPLANE PILOTS KEPT BUSY GUARDN ENGLAND REQUIRED TO SPEND NUMBER OF HOURS IN FLYING CERTAIN NIGHT in this 3-button STEIN-BLOCH Coati No padding--no stiffen- ng--nothing but honest f a b r i c, hand tailoring and "style galore. " Prices $20 to $40 Lindenschmitt, Apfel Co. formerly of 510 E. William St. has moved t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, i THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, I' Walk-Over , - , _ y .. iw ,~: 1 ?, :.I - .. : . ;a F f f . S ,. 'b' y .:, ., , e.. N JY, " 4 \ d 1 k' 1 t w " " Y -1T is "w i Our "Devon" Model A regular thorougbred Comes also in Brown Russia, Koko Brown Siberian Calf n Cordovan Style 939 Price $9.00 $7.00 to $9.00 Walk-Over Boot Shop 115 S. Main Street Ii Newcomb-Endicott Company Detroit, Michigan 1868 FOUNDE...…
…L ,mA ANN ARBOR- RAIN AND WARMER W .. Z GA .s,.. ''' ~ D ILY UNITED PRESS WIR DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE THE ONLY MORNING PAPER I ANN ARBOR 4 CXVTTNn 24 } 1l, IN U. Zff. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1916. PRICE FIVE CENT" PRIE FVE_ N' &V a IOLENT COUNTER DHIVE ON SMME LMOUS BERLIN AND BRANDEN- BURGER TROOPS MAKE FIERCE ATTACK .._ I , Bryan Neutral on Lodge Charge I - - TALENTFOR BOOST t I Ex-Secretary of Sta...…
…G. H. Wild Co. Leading Merchant Tailors State St. GR-P STU] tlttlrtrllrtllill1lllrlllllnllulllllnllllll!!11%i U-FANOLAS FOR DENT'S ROOMS $ 12.5 0 WHY PAY MORE? INGER MUSIC SHOP 122.E. Liberty St. 'i r11111i1111111t11111111111ItIll llIlI lI 1ll lll I111i llll III Official newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Monday during the university year. Entered at the post-office at Ann Arbor as second-class matter....…
… I WIN EVERY GAl -J =i --Line Coach Po PONTIUS EXPECTS 11AM Percy Iaughton O MA CLEA SWEEP Receives Praise Cambridge, Oct. 30.-Harvard's foot- Zeder and Sharpe to Start Saturday;, ball adherents are unstinted today in Sparks Out for a Good their praise of Percy Haughton, Har- Rest vard's coach, and the result of his sys- tem. They declare he alone is re- According to Line Coach Miller Pon- spon'sible for the great/showing of the tius,...…
…INUL LRB I IFmTOWNTRIP Will Appear In Detroit, and Rapids and in in Ann Arbor S DORM IS AI[ mem- limit, Glee club, with a its constitutional completed arrangements, subject he approval of the senate council, its first public performance Tues-. night, Nov. 28, at the "College Jy," given at the Arcadia in De- t, under the auspices of the Col- club. Organizations from many .eges and universities will take t in the affair, the proceeds of ich...…
…V ul Calkins Drug Coi T Soe 324 So. State and 1123 So. University Ave Our Soda Fountain has always been known for the high quality of the drinks and for cleanliness. ON When a man begins to pay attention to his clothes he commences to improve tions. in othe? direc- Smart thes set the highest standards for such improvement. ° i r P. Ode 1 G y 4 Lindenschmidt, Apfel &Co. 204 S. M1am St. ..- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - --y...…
…LVAiwo7 AhoOWSAA" A 41 a~ W4 .1 L Y N D O N 719 N. Vniveralty Valk- Over 'Cordovans" FOR Men A Leader of Leaders This perfect and super-stylish Boot pictured is one of the most attractive New Models for Fall. - Finest imported "Horsehide" Deep, Rich Brown Shade. Allsizes. -/ Hoffstetter's Style No 39 Walk-Over 'VoRot S p ine Shell Cordovan S ho Price $8.oo 115 S. ain THE ONE PHOTOGRAPHER Who delivers the Goods and has been delivering t...…
…I' a I 1L.4 vv ..JA *S1A1A1L1 ANN ARBOR- WITH NO CHANGE IN TEM- TURE; MODERATE WINDS W '' ,. Z y ®3 x , ,...I"".r . a ice,, ,,., ,,w ..,. r,,.-- . .... :, UNITED PRESS WIR DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE THE ONLY MORNING PAPER I ANN ARBOR V. VOL. XXVII. No. 24. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1916. PRICE FIVE CE VILLA BOTTLES UP DE FACTO TROOPS IN CHIHUAHUA gCITY Bit of Spirited Action Yesterday Against Syracuse Team CARRANZISTAS M...…
…G.H Wild Co. Leading Merchant Tailors State St. , k Your Room p the River At School On the Field - - ihrever you need electrical supplies, engineering tools, padlocks, Jery, clocks, thermos bottles, gym clothes or sporting goods, REMEMBER' witzer'-s Hardware ly Hardware near Campus 310 STATE I. P. Note Books Your Narn.e in Gold on Cover Free of Charge 9 Slater Book Shop 5se: a Don't Wear Shabby Shoes No matter how stylish your costume ...…
…1 11:. 1 £TA....1 1AL £14 WLLhA L.1 ,. , ORANGEMEN BEAT W'JERUNEtH HLL CLIMBERS 20-35 ' ' :, j, 4" ' ' w k s, , r, '; '-. ' M t !' ' w'q t". r M Vii' , ro p "t , .( .1 S Fj R x SYRACUSE RUNNERS TAKE SIX OF FIRST EIGHT PLACES EDDIE CARROLL WINS EASILY Michigan Star Finishes 28 and 2-5 Se- onds Ahead of Nearest Rial Coach Tom Keane's cross country veterans defeated the Michigan team yesterday morning, score standing 20-35. Michigan dre...…
… p4 'AD I CLARA KIMBALL YOUNC MONDAY :tra Matinee IN and at 4.30 "THE COMMON LAW" By ROBERT W. CHAMBERS TUESDAY OCT. 30=31. 'F1EATRE ADMISSI O N 2 5 C ENTS- The long heralded appearance of the opular Clara Kimball Young in the rst of her own company's produc- ons, "The Common Law" is schedul- I for the Arcade Theatre, October 30 id 31. This picture, costing many times e amount of her pictures released on regular program, sh...…
…ire ready to sh Line of Men's v you the Suits, Hats Caps and Furnishings A IAADHAMS & con MAIN ST. State St, Store Nickels Arcade SUPPORTS WILSON POLIC SENIOR LAWII METLS CRITICISMS RAISED AGINST PRESIDENT BY REPL UBLICA NS. Editor, The Michigan Daily: As far as those who listened to Judge Hanley speak before the Wood- row Wilson club Tuesday evening are concerned it is entirely unnecessary to reply to the communication address- ed to ...…
…1. APERS SAY L YN D ON 719 N. vnI vevalty' VING TO THE SCARCITY OF DYES AND THE EM- RGO ON WOOL, THERE IS GOING TO BE A SHORT- 'AGE QF GOOD WOOLENS FOR MEN'S CLOTHES. This is true, BUT our showing for Fall and Winter does not evidence it. We have the best assortment of all wool fabrics for men's Suits and Overcoats that we have ever displayed-and at prices within reach of all. Our $25.00 line will be a pleasant surprise to you. What is eve...…
…S ANN ARBOR- LEAR WITH NO CJIANGE IN TEM. PERATURE; MODERATE WINDS l W g I GAN UNITED PRESS WIRE DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE THE ONLY O31RNING PAPER IN AWN ARBOR Ur . PRICE FIVE ( VOL. XXV1I. No. 23. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1916. PRIG FIVE C MEXICAN DIPLOMAT SAYS HE KNEW OF PLOT 15_DAYS AGO AMBASSADOR ARREDONDO HEARD NEWS DURING TRIP TO MEXICO CITY ' CHIHUAHUA CAPITAL CUT OFF Villistas of Break Connections to South C...…
… wrw mwwrrnmr G. H. Wild CO'. Leading Merchant Tailors State St. MIC116ANDAILY Official newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Monday during the university year. Entered at the post-office at Ann Arbor as second-class matter. Offices: Ann Arbor Press Building. Sub- scriptions: by carrier $2.So- by mail, $3.00. Want ad. stations : 6uarry's ; Students' Sup- ply Store; The Delta, car. State and Packard. Phones: ...…
…UIilIIUL UI I UdLLd WLVERINE C.ICI.E I'N 4 MILE RACE COACH TOM KEANE'S HILL-AND- DALERS TO PERFORM TODAY RUN TO START 10:45 SlARP 1Car11o01 andl Wiatson Doped to SIal Ifo lTe spective TO LANSING TODAI All-Fresh T'eam Plays M. A. C. Young- sters for First Time in History AGGIES BOAST STRONG SQUAD * * * * * * * * * * * * * Earl Cress............Left end * .Chapman...........Left tackle * Blackmore..........Left guard * Culver ....................…
… - -- NELL SHIPMAN and WILLIAM DUNCAN IN "GOD'S COUNTRY AND THE WOMAAN" TODAY ARCADE EIGHT PARTS CHARLIE CHAPLIN in "THE COUNT' TWO PARTS. - - - - - 15 SATURDAY THEATRE CENTS. EVENING TWO SHOWS, 6:30-8:45. iI 1 TODAY 0 RETIRES A FISHE RYSOCIET ology Professor Delivers Address of Convention New Orleans )r. George W. Field, of ss., chairman of the Massa amission on fisheries and ga cted president of the A heries society at the co s...…
…-/,-- r.v Calkins Drug Co. Two Sores . ' When a man begins to his 1 I r y Q 324 So. State and 1123 So. University Ave. Our Soda Fountain has always been known for the high quality of the drinks and for cleanliness. Republican and Democratic Views on Coming Presidential election to pay attention clothes he commences to improve tions. in other direc- Smart thesV set the highest standards for such improvement. . ,. . ,w j ;. ., , ,...…
…1 t'i r. !V! 1 . ty ill I LJHI L. I 1~. L~d1J Li I I rd . a calk- Over "Cordovans" FOR ?Ien A Leadet of Leaders L Y NDON 719 N. University THE ONE PHOTOGRAPHER Who delivers the Goods and has been delivering them for 12 years right here among Michigan Students ErN Q - . J iL 11 NEW MANACEMENT This perf Boot pic most att for Fall. Finest im - ~Deep, R H of Style No. 939 alk-.Over ect and super-stylish- tured is one of the ractive ...…
…U THE WEATHER ANN ARBOR- FRIDAY PARTLY CLOUDY AND WARMER f I Tr }' .'"'" kj : 4P r : J o'' 'D ., ' i: . 4.:4.i... is } i.n_., i a.[O ]IK au~ t"'. , '.>>. i. "1Y a' UNITED PRESS WIRE DAY AN) NIllIT SERVICE THE ONLY 3IORIN6(G PAPER IN ANN ABOR VOL. XXVII. No. 22. ANN ARBJOR, MICIJGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1916. PRICE FIVE C - tom.. HUGES : ; f f .;# , 3 r a y 1 r n r, +re x ^r-; 1 < .5 x a w i , ,,: . ay , ,, , .fJ , y ,,, 7-7 jLLE...…
…- cT- SENI UPHOLDS EDITORIAL Leading Merchant Tailors State St. .ew Your Room the River At School On the Field - -m Vherever you need electrical supplies, engineering tools, padlocks, Litlery, clocks, thermos bottles, gym clothes or sporting goods, REMEMBER 3witzer'S Hardware nly Hardware near Campus 310 STATE I. P. Note Books Yoxxr Name Isn Gold on Cover Fre. of Charsge rh Slater Book Shop ".36:-0 Goodyear Wingfoot Rubber Heels Save ...…
…RVES BEAT__CRUBS 13 TO 1 i II ZEISER .AN BRAZEL BIG GRON GAERS AllSetfor C. C. C. Heet with Orange FRESHMEN DON HIGH SCHOOL IN CLOSE GAME ceedlmgs. after which those actively engaged during the afternoon joined the ranks of the other men practising signals, and kept busy until after the lights went on. Toward the latter part of the Pray the high school players seemed to have the hunch on the yearlings. Kerr.2 Tomorrow morning at 10:4...…
… RIT ALUMNI HULU S6 SMOKER SATURDAIY nbers of 'lu to Gather to Watch Results of Cornell Game .etaining the same spirit that pos- sed them during their college days, Detroit alumni will hold a gather- of all Michigan alumni of the Uni- sity on Saturday afternoon, Nov. 11, the Board of Commerce in Detroit, eceive the returns of the Michigan- nell football game. his affair will be in the nature of moker with refreshmeats and en- tainment in abund...…
