… * * *i' I'ILL Hanish and P o s s i b l y emke to Be Absent Saturday HIT WOLVERINES D BEFORE M. A. C. TILT, Back to Tackle e to d Coach Yost will not issue stories it looks as though, .nes would be seriously . the game with M. A. C. the absence of Goodsell, ossibly Froemke, who are ries sustained in the Uni- etroit game Wednesday. who is thought to have a [11 probably to out of the veral days. Hanish has nearly a week and sus- es of a mor...…
…£I ri .VII..4 . Jt 1iH LHIL.YI NUtS IU N QdEST ONS Q. How do I collect the interest? A. Attached to each bond is an en- COLLEG lTE ALUMNAE TO graved sheet of interest coupons, one for each six months' period. When the interest date arrives, you cut off UI E E T AT DANCE the interest coupon of that date and take it to any bank, where it can be FUNDS SECURED TO GO TO UNI- cashed or deposited. VERSITY UNION AT Q. How often do I get this inter- ...…
…1 1 1L.4 £V5A 1 11£A L4 & 1 LL.#' 1L 1 just received a large range of COLLEGE ATHLETES TEACHY ASSIGNED TO AARY CAMPS TO ENCOURAGE ALL ATHLETICS With the assignment of college ath- Sailors Want A Jrass hand Feet Lonesome at Not Hearing Nation- al Anthem at Raising and Low- ering of Colors Base American Flotilla in British Waters-Sept. 30.-Uncle Sam's sail- Calkins Collar Attached Shirts Drug Co. There is real in Whitman's C That is why...…
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…,qw M. A LLCMICHIGAN FOOTBALL EXTRA itt19n :Iaitg M. A. G.--MICHIGAN FOOTBALL EXTRA VOL. XXVIII. M. A. C. FOOTBALL EXTRA ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1917 PRICE FIVE CENTS PRICE FI ar uv1iv fo 7 'I lI I I I f . i . a Y Y 1 OLD Sol SMILES ON GRIDDERS AS THEY TAKE FIELD CROWD OF 14,000 PEOPLE FILES THROUGH GATES AT 1:30 O'CLOCK BOYD STARTS GAME AS FIELD CAPTAIN Varsity Scores on Farmers in First Quarter; Wieman...…
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…w9 PAGE TWO ' THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1917 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credit- ed in this paper and also the local news published herein. Official newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Monday during the university year. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor as ...…
…When you are behind the team and pushing them with cheers this after- noon, remember there is a much great- er cause that is looking to YOU to get behind it,.anid push too. POLES JOIN ENTENTE; CHE T IONA L ARMY WILL FIGHT ON WESTERN FRONT AS INDEPENDENT UNIT WITH ALLIES only those men are eligible for the Polish army who are aliens or are not subject to the draft. It is from these that the Polish army will get its re- cruits from America. Ml...…
…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1917 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Seven Don Football Togs at Adrian FORMER FOOTBALL STARS TO Adrian college has withdrawn from CLASH IN HARVARD STADIUM the Michigan intercollegiate associa- tion in footballcompetition. Only Boston, Oct. 20. - Former college seven men reported for the first foot- football stars will be seen in action in ball practice and only one of these was the Harvard ...…
…* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *HHERE'S THE 'WAY THEY LINEUP TODAY * IILt a hard tussle throughout the game. Although the Michigan team will be hampered by the absence of Hanish,' Goodsell, and Rye, there is every rea- Yson to believe that the ;Varsity Will more than hold its own with the Ag- gies. Despite the fight that the Farm- ers will put up, it is expected that [N Michigan will be able to roll up a score that will remove ...…
…'D~ }C n n act itwasalmstlacinga nc-year since 1913 has seen the stands at New Stadium at Wisconsin Poverty of iland Ifact, it was almost lacking a nufl11ITT Traicnr'ii'c Te ~ tdu at e nvest .b , lens. WHSB S 1 Ferry field become blacker and black- The new stadium at the University Cre s Vs "Beg-Fests" for the benefit of the .er with football fans. of Wisconsin, with a total of 1,190 re tsetr band were regular features before Up to 1913 the la...…
… . .. r IIIN ;finality ractive-, of Lines full of winning are the fea- of our adium othes urself in these You will 1 prove to your- that these state- ts are facts. ADDIIONL SPRTSLOCAL DRFT SCANDAL l101TONAL SPOR T ictBl TENNIS PROSPECTS UN IGAION GOOD THIS SEASON WITNESSES TESTIFY BEFORE JUDGE W. F. DOTY Hamer and Egbert, Last Year's Stars, YESTERDAY In Fold; Steketee Showing Fine Forh on Courts Three witnesses appeared yesterday ...…
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…4ICHIGAN EXPECTS EVERY MAN TO E J k 11 DUT I Air :43 at ASSOCIATI PRESS DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE L Ui1LE [GiT No. 18. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1917. PRICE THREE CEN' INMACHINERY OF SELECTIVE DRAFT JAN WILL DO AWAY WITH CO-L PLICATIONS OF OLD SYSTEM ETAILS OF SCHEME BEING WORKED OUT ,lieved That Next Call to Colors Will Not Come Before First of Year Washington, Oct. 20.-A sweeping ange in the machinery of the selec- r...…
…THE MICF .e a THE MIC_.- R ASSOCIATED PRESS ed Press is exclusively entitlea republication of all news dis I to it or not otherwise credit- per and also the local news The First Baptist Church At the morning service J. M. Wells will give his Chautauqua address on "PERSONALITY" Prescriptions and House Drug Needs Our Specialty HOWEVER we have many other items you will need. So many you will wyish you had come earlier. BOO0 K S I,. Of i...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY y A c. SQUAD I from Page One) rs recovering the ps back and on four to go. Michigan fails to make its yards. The Farmers now have the ball on their own 3-yard line. Hamnmes punts to Weston on Aggies 40-yard line. The Soo lad brings it back three yards. Cohn makes three yards through cen- ter. M. A. C. catches forward pass, Genebach to Goetz. End of first half. Score: MichIgan, 6; Il. A. C., 0.. SECOND HALF ball. fake ....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY rllrwrr .nwrW y .. ... w ow Much Does Your You? A A I Country Mean to :- , ,, ', , I / a ' a ;, I I I Cost of Victory is Great , ,, I Let us not hesitate to do our duty. Every- war in which this country has been engaged has taken a great toll of lives and of dollars and has exacted untold sacrifices. Our people have always faced the wars, counting nothing of more importance than to emerge from the f...…
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…kLLY . ."i -1 1 '.~'A £A~dLJ. ~1LY MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS e Associated Press is exclusively entitled te uae for republication of all news dis- es credited to it or not otherwise credit- this paper and also the local news rled Herein. . i'iuewspaper at the University of a . Published every morning except Lay during the university year. tered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor as id-lass mtter. ice: Ann Arbor Press Building. Sub- bions:. by car...…
… .1 YOST SHIFTS MEN FOR NEBRASKA TILT Fresh Blame Luck For\Tough Defeat "Over there" they call those big lumbering machines that plough along without respect to condi- tions, "tanks." It is said that these instruments of warfare care for no man, nor do they stop for a measley regiment or a whole division. After watching Wieman stride along the white marks on Ferry feld apparently not noticing the M. A. C. players that clung to his legs, th...…
….. as I CII .1 er H I { You ivill Protect Him With While Your Dollars / He's "Ober There" When the din of battle ceases where will "her boy" be? He was all she had to give, yet gladly did she offer him as a sacrifice upon the altar of Freedom. What are you doing to help cheer her lonely vigil What are you doing to soothe her anxious mind -to make her smile and be content even while the ache still catches in her throat? Sh...…
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…J JXS44 Lip lS iA) OUR LIBERTY BOND YET? HEWEATHER COLDER, CLOUDY, SNOW FLURRIES w1it tikrn :4Aaittl ASSOCIATED ;PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIR SERVICE XXVIII. No. 20. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1917. PRICE THREE CE ENCH PENETRITE ERMAN LINES IN IDISSONS SECTOR, RUSSIANS INFLICT LOSS OF 15 SHIPS ON HUNS SINK AT LEAST SIX GERMAN DE- STROYERS IN THE GULF OF RIGA UNIVERSITY RAISES LOAN TO_$184,150 Students Not Yet Awakened...…
…ER ASSOCIATED PRESS ated Press is exclusively entitled or republication of all news dis- ted to it or not otherwise credit- paper and also the local news rein. ewspaper at the University of Published every morning except ing the university year. the postoffice at Ann Arbor as matter. nn Arbor Press Building. Sub. " carrier, $2.50; b mail, $a oo. tions : Quarry's; Students' Sup- he Delta. Phones: Business, 96o; 14. ations not to exceed 300 word...…
…YOST COULD USE THIS MAN .........::Y., LVERINE ELEVEN /r 1 Sparks and Cohn May Be Out of Nebraska Game Satur- day BOYD SEEMS SLATED TO BE AT END WHEN GAME STARTS Yost Works Squad Hard to Prepare for Tilt, with Team From Lincoln, Nebraska With Cohn 'still on the sick list, and Sparks in such a condition that it is doubtful whether he will be able to play against Nebraska on Satur- day, the- Michigan Varsity is not in the best of condition ...…
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…THE MIC IIGAN DAILY _ - i hr ............. L HILL ULRiII RUNT Of ATTACK acs ast Shift Throws Weight Opponents' First Line of Defense N AND SPARKS STIIL ON DOUBTFUL LIST FOR GAME May be Without Services of Stars When Cornhuskers Play Saturday chigan's line, averaging nearly ounds in weight and six feet in it, will receive the brunt of the, k at the hands of Nebraska Sat- Duy a 1100k and Swell GYM .Fund Booklet by Douglass Explains Foot...…
… k L M ~NE a .. VICE HELPS E FOODSTUFFS TA SHOWS MANY COMMON VEG- ETABLES MAY DISPLACE SCARCER ARTICLES dichigan students, professors and alth officials are endeavoring to as- t in the food conservation move- at. The University health service e recently given out the following a that should. assist those who care properly regulate the amount or the ection of their food. Lverage proper weights vary for n and women. For men, a height of 6 ...…
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…jtd I In Field Events ur TILTI Winners of Each Event Will As Athletic Assistants for This Week Act tor Declares Wolverines I Cornhuskers Even at Least AND SPARKS ARE UNABLE PLAY IN SATURDAY'S GAME nemke Gets the Call for Left and Weston Will Start at Quarter I Half poach Yost is becoming optimistic r Michigan's chances to trim the braska eleven Saturday afternoon. Vith the Cornhusker tilt but two s away, the Michigan mentor de- red t...…
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… F'I ii It VL~iOPPONENT ka Team Stronger Than gan Eleven According To Dope.. Mici- MAIZE AND BLUE WARRIORS ARE SLIGHTLY OUT-WEIGHED Cornhuskers Number Eight Teterans sFive of Them Playing Third Year. Michigan varsity meets its hardest opponent on the 1917 schedule this af- ternoon on Ferry field. Nebraska's Cornhuskers, eight vet- erans strong, will furnish the opposi- tion, and the Wolverines will be forced to fight from the start in ord...…
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