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…VOL. VI. No. 41. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1895. Founs PAGES-3 CENTS. ONE7GUITAROOD GAME TOMORPROW . iPIrinceton sn defensive play, but PURDUE HAS A GOOD TEAM inleffecttive, and1(1they exhibited their Is enough for one person to AND WILL FIGHT HARD. costly tensdency to hloldin~g in the line. play on at one time. One Have Unless the tine braces greatly, thle guitar is not enoug h, how- 1 We e Met Betore-Some In- tall gemit h...…

…the I tt. a Ado VOL. VT. . NO. 40. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THIURSD)AY, NOVE:MBEIR 14, 1895. FOUR, PAGES-3 CENTS. AFT~tAT! F TLEGA E.hub wvriters, than by Mlacager Baird, __________ of telist' Mihian teain, in his torrTes- WHAT THE PRESS THINKS OFioideive to western jiaper'-;. Is enough for one person toi MCIA'SSADNl p lay on at one time. One IN Harvard- Michigan Game Placed New York Stiii of Nov. 1tt: S guitar is not enough, how- Us on ...…

…VOL. VI. No. 39. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1815. Fou-n PAGE-3 CENTS. ONE GUITAR t 111 Is enough for one person to' S play on at one time. One gnitar is not enough,'ow g~~ever, to supply 3,000 Stu- jj dents. That's why we have ii constantly in stock severaljj dozens of guitars of various Nsi makes and prices. N BETTER LOOK AT OUR I U. OF M. GUITAR, It's good as its name. THE ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO,,~ { S. MAIN ST.' Sheehan's ...…

…9 Cl e . o a 11. VOL. VI. No. 38. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1895. FOUR PAGES-3 CENTS. IONESUI T A R Is enough for one person to play on at one time. One guitar is not etiough, how-19 ever, to supply 3,000 stu- dents. That's why we have constantly in stock several dozens of guitars of various makes and prices. BETTER LOOK AT OUR U. OF M. GUITAR. It's good as its name. THE ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO,, S. MAIN ST.'n Sheehan's You ...…

…tt* VOL. YE. NO. 37. UNIVERlSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEM1: 11, 1895. FOUR PAOIES-3 CENTS. - -- : - : -S i)VPVI .\Tai I11 }111\tl T _. xis leg It I w'x' zneclxdso Iivoily Gay. Ashley Tonight. tlli 1 : IIlL 1 tI 1 ) MW ~ ~th il- on o e ~ts Gut lii______Il i vi olxieie1wly l Tonlightl~ v Asliley oif Ohlio, ylINTHEY WvERE GREETED BY HUN- ixiasi xxnd coay not ' xl x alx 1o 1w )II0 "TRld DREDS OF ADMlIiRERS. Alxixhsxxx'xx l sIe 'itiii thel ~i...…

…On BSTN APRSTHNKMIHI ~ F(ti'oltdottlrao~O~itVgow3 VOL. VI. No. 36. UNIVEIRS[TY OF MICHIGAN, SATU1IDAY, NOVEMBb R 9, 1895. FOuR PAES-3 CNTS. TO EETIIA{Y I{DTO doYeI is 2 3ear old. 5 ft. i10 ern. tal year heo is also sb lar. His Is enough for one person to if" CAN WOILL SCORE. riot. llarit 1\tij i tl hl ''arsity, btInt. Mitoley, '6,t.ribts qartr,(nt(red play n at ne ttne. erbert Is Bettr-A Brief History guitar is not einough, how- 101 kith 't6tb...…

…Ijc U. of , 1. iaii . VOL. VI. NO. 35. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 18,95. FOUR PAGES-3 CENTS. ONE GUITAR Ienough for one person to play on at one time. One guitar is not enough, how- ever, to supply 3,000 stu- S dents. That's why we have constantly in stock several S dozens of guitars of variousm makes and prices. jj BETTER LOOK AT OUR U.OF M. GUITAR. It's good as its name. N ~THE ANN ARDOR ORGAN CO.,' S. MAIN ST.'i Sheeh...…

…VOL VI. No. 34. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THJURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1895. Foun PAGFS-3 CENTS. ONE GUITAR Is enough for one person to play on at one time. One N guitar is not enough, how- i eeto supply 3,000 eta- i dents. That's why we have constantly in stock several dozens of guitars of various 1i °makes and prices. TE OKA U r IU. OF M. GUITAR, I It's good as its name. THE ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO,, S. MAIN S'T.n Sheehanl's You can find the largest and...…

…tt. v NESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1895. Fours PAGES-3 CENTS. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WED] VOL. VI. No. 33. VOL. VI. No. 33. UNIVEFISITY OF MICH[GAN, WEDI NESI)AY, NOVEMBER fi, 1895. FOUR PAGES-S CENTS. ALL ABOARDFOR BOSTON!1 DETROIT FOOTBALL GAME. ONE UIT R TEM WLL LAVETHEIt Will Be Played on the New ON UTRTHE LTEAMeWILLeLEAVEGTHEn__ MC. DEPOT AT 5 STANDARD. Lau aealGons Is enough for one person to Miar'Bidwn sDtotys play on at one time. One( Eve...…

…VOL. VI. No. 32. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1895. Foun PAGEs-3 CENTS. PliES. ANGELL HONORED. WILL LEAVE WEDNESDAY. SNE UIA 1rAPONTD NDEPWAE 'Varsity Team Goes to Harvard pesnt *~CANAL COMMITTEE FOR LAKES. ToorowEvnig 4 seogh foMakesperthetoAt 5 oclock tomiorrow afternoon the S play on at one time. One Prsdn ClevelandMae th guitar is not enonughh ow- eleotion -Strongest Committee rpreasentatist's of MIichiganl will l('ave Nlg...…

…VOL. VI. No. 31. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMB11EII 4, 195. Fotur PAGES-3 CENTS. fr s _E s 0)FIS'OIIILIX FAILS TO SCOR1E. ;lnInedlia btthrough r vley PRO0F. I)OOG F ELECTURLES. SONE ' GUITAR W ID MICIGAN A STONE WALL fr o~li. A:niieshi iep HE PRESENTS THE TRUE VIEWS TO H ER RUSH ES. at a Joint rellrois it to iig-lia", OF A HAPPY LI FE. 1 Is enough for one person to beaWMids and gals by 1-ibsr, IHolliser, S play on at one tine. Onei* O...…

…VOL. VI. No. 30. UNIVERSITY Y OF MICHIIGAN, SATUIWLAY, NOVEMBE1I+R 2, 1895. FoRPGSSCT. 1r si £ 1ALUMNIMREANXIOUS. A IPRACTICE s BETTER. ANsEVEN1ING OF ILEASL'R1E. ONE IGITARD1 IHGNME TCIAOPnting Is Excellent-Oberlin Game illMICIGA ME ATCHIAGOTody.THE FRESHMAN RECEPTION IS LOOK FOR A BIG GAME. Today A GREATSUCCESS. 111 Onug foIrfoneperson to ThnkgiingDatCowd td:r lp tieewas better than 5 sr MN play on at 0110 time. One Harry M. Bates Says Chica...…

…VOL I. O. 9. NIVE SIT OF MIC IGAN FRDAY NO EMBE 1,189. Futs soa "C NTS ~ MOIEX iEI{IED P\IY YSTERAY'SPRACTCE. ETROT hA O (ANJZl 'if ploy on atME on tim e. One BA LY. YEiE' R DY'Sir PRACTICEHEE.ESER AY GU TA gutri -l toeDhw EDl ito hseWoH1 Fl 24 in_ _edye tilt' h '~itii'-A D E nt husiasi Meetn Hod Th lil , S B ooR cI ved $00 IsO T LL fhi oriitt r d11 Wiiok "(lsly.AssocIAiO AThe OLa FOR E Dh 1i Is e e rn o u p plyo r ,1100eso n toa I0 D U NP ay ...…

…Ijc II. of . a In VOL. V.. NO. 50. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEIMBER 21, 1894. Puluck -TuatEE:CENTS. A JOLLIFICATION., A BUST OP PREXY. WITH APPROPRIATE CEREMONY t he- heCoumia Oga WllbeDe-NO GOOD STUDENT The Cornell Victory Duly Corn-i ?he'95 Lits WilllImmortalize~h The ClminOgnWl eDd ic...e.141 e..rat Ty.t ,iriwtloa bos memorated.-College Spirit Ran Rampant at Last Night's Celebration. 'tliiclius (V11 c11'r iiilili ii ii det o...…

…Ijc Ul. Of } - I { J" It { J VOi-. V. No. 4. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGAN, M.ONDAY, NOVEMltiBER 6, 1894. IP RIc'E-Ti4Rth CITS. __ - SOUVENIR NUBR CORNELL HUMBLED AT LAST, on 11.1_10011 '0111011'1 I50 xyards -then lnhngin ob okh ll 40y0110 111 1w0 mlinuts t er and F1111 1 (e1101 'oi11g arun '1011the end(0 s. Dyr anid tloonings- ton Ithrou~gh ine an'i illacarroy- rashes. '0(111 111., s1ip''1010d111il (1111011 got lie hall 1111 holding. With l...…

…of 4kL4jh MOW -W. iL VAMW VOL. V. No. 48- UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1891. PRICE-TIIII .E,: CENTS. VOL. V. No. 48. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1 S94. Piocic 'Piuocg CENTS. OBETZ' RESIGNATION. It Was Presented at the Regents' Mefing Yesterday.-Other Busi- ness of Importance. At:1 1111 isfis itfn' it Iniveel-"f. yi'sfee+ owd~iy 1)iillg'flthe lt c-ou-fclluod tr1. oleii~li ineIi ltltli Ii' fssitfis i1 his E...…

…ti AOL VTOL..YV. No(. 4 UNIVEzSITY OF MIC HIGAN, THIISI)AY, NOV LMBNR 2.1 StI I~1l' r 1h FRUIT AND FLOWER MISSION Asks for Thanksgiving- Offerings.--I Hospital Patients Are to Do Re- miembered. tlc ll11Ie ' ok {,titto to oto' tt .l ls i(i. t Ill ii. it , to i lli' ft 1 f~llot< r it .111: tOflc O; 110'wlliN f 'ith c 11dIi too, ti to t'lti l iii I New Dean of Law Department. Ii lit iiiI. L tie iin- n t vo i os itl e trtl.It i nox't' t t t...…

…of Anil A'or.. ZT. No. 46. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1894. PRICE,--'r III{II ', CEIN I'4. Vox.. V. No. 46. UNIVERSITY OF MtCUTGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1894. PIiI('l.1-PiIRI'H'1 CENtS. THE GYMNASIUM 4 About Comnpeted.--Hours for Clas- ses Have Been Fixed.--Will Open Tomorrow. 111, "lliiliisillil willxx iii I xiicxix1 &"i '411"'' ixss worki. 'II six' xix x:L fix' tfill el i( ' i'irxixxiixx t1 lor I - w ill. lix'ii...…

…1 ttWof At. lilj VOL. V. NO. 4J. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1894. PI IIC;i TntIIIZ:; CENTS. A MUSICAL FEAST. A Challenge. 'Varsity Football. NO GO STUDENT The Theodore Thomas' Orschestra To thie 1. of1--t. Daily:F ootball pratiet' yet'rday was dll- GO Auspiciously Opened the Cheral We hereby ellallellg;e you r editorial voted leritels to signals. ()1Itrcoun~t Trys to lealrn wiltout books. Union Series Last Evening,. ol...…

…of At. Waihn. Vor,. V. No. 44. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, ?MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1894. PtaIC'i-THRauoioCENTS. THOMAS' ORCHESTRA Will Open the Choral Union Series Tonight--Will e a Great Treat for Music Lovers. No) cnuctr bette('1 iesrvs the gratitude or imusie losves lhan Thie- dore Thoimias. As .1 iicondutr i115'il- in, as a ililsicllil gvrnilg high ideals. As a ililsial edcatr le as contibutied lise ll de advaicemilet ofl Ameiricai mulsiea...…

…tt AL. ~ N, 7'. V. o. 41". UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 1894. PRIG E-TzIIIE'ENTe''S. '96 VS. '97. The Juniors Defeat the Soho- mores by a Score of 4-0.-Good Playing on Both Sides. Y'tierdaysootall gaieiie l'slei le tliiiai' lulihi opliltioiiici'5 sll ien by teli e'lriiby' va scireof 1-0. Tie'plaingllislsnappylllVthirughotl Nineiy-six iekth le ball off at le line. Tlieibtll chinged lihindcs veali ime s Oiliwnss ad ladulc...…

…tt* Of AMA Voi,. V. No. 4 2. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1894. PiitCw--TZoHtsi CENTS. OBERLIN TOMORROW. Our Team Is in Good Condition.-' Oberlin's Eleven Also Strong.- Special Regulations. TIhe soon has intrifere'id somewhatio wOit 'tootall'iracticetis week.tisbhti shown inl sevra'l lins. The men showned lie ees of travel andoicok of sulieent work in the' IKanss gtme liut, wtithI no oiler tripstintakeefhioiie tihe C orne...…

…1 tl of A LTi'i Voo.. V. No. 41. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1894. PIRICE -TiiIIEE CENTS. PLAYED A TIE GAME. Athletic Meeting. The Senior Laws and High Schools At a oro iag of il( 1,,ard ofdi Evenly Matched.-Another Game Will Be Played. lie scolor law and10 lli high school footbal11l oll Idpayd a Ileiia o in i 1tho 011ow1ystrday fteroon. do sco1rel eig 44 riogme was plyd of 1111- fair iotlios i odr to llow 1he 'Varsit...…

…tIJE U.of , 1 1a Voir. V. No. 40. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 189)4. Piticit -Ti-niE CENTS. WRINKLE OUT TODAY. Glee and Banjo Clubs. The Same Old Story.-Some of the 'lw Gle(llbfis lo 000' 1110111 111- Articles Decidedly "Off. "- 0)110)1lfoll issils ftw lie' 112'. Coed Football Songs. 511 f11 (') 01000In l Wble nkleisy ut'or i. ~l'Iy o l o g u ii' 1')e1.1111 for(1111 0111111 1),) liew 1wllg Journalism in China. NO 0...…

…~Ij U.Of , IAItU. VOL V. No. :,9. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDI)A, NOVEMBER 13, 1894. I Fc:-THR~tm CENTS. THE CASTALIAN BOARD. Prof. Thompson's Lecture. Organization of Committees Has 'The sub1jeot of Prof. T'l'ltttolt's Been Perfected and Active letretlltt Newt tir} t1,ll Seodas'l Work Is Progressing. llC'lil-511OMtttit i otoii aoII Te orglgiiiititiotl of he oteiititees iou of Socrestii l'co-stioii:l lif. Gvie il clim ts of thek ('Ista...…

…U.of *1 . al. VOL. V. NO. 38. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAYNOVEMBER 11, 1 894. PisE-Tiaaaan CENTS. KANSAS SCORED TWICE. sas could not gain, 11nd1 her bunt Will We Won 22-10.-They Bucked Ouractd10Ie. rorgllarbl Center in the Second Half.-Son- and(1rni 75 auidi. for ai tae<.i-dowd. ter Oid Creat Work. Gal b ly Piatt. Scaure 1Ei-li Iiielligaaii trnoilihar la-all hal i from iaKanaaaa t Kanasaas City. on Sail airdaay, aotNAviith aislant-ot ...…

…~Ijctti of VOL.. V. No. , 0. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATUJRDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1894. PRTOE-TRIEEO CENTS. THE GRADUATE CLUB. Candidates for Baseball. Aderesses by President Angell and Abiout;i5 11111lesionliiedl 1o thei roll Mr. Johnston.-Reading of the for cand~idates for nexl year's *'odrsi'y Constitution.iielil(cl11(1O eiild (011 The f' irst aninuaoll iO'U lillof (lie 9i 1ast i'0('lillg. 1'.-C I 'oplili Shliels ili he i ofli' 11 is ilil...…

…Ijc t . of . aitti. Vol. V. No. 36. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, ERIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1894. PRICE--THREE CENTS. CHINA AND JAPAN. Prof. Hinsdale's Lecture. PLAYED PAST BALL. NO GOODSTDN President Angell Lectured Before Prof'. B. A. Itinsdale spoke before The Junior and Senior Law TeamsSTDN the Y. M. C. A. at Detroit on the the Phiilosopiciai lcllb last night on Have a Sharp Contest.-The Tiyo to torin without books. Belligerent Countries. "Somte ...…

…4 Ijc o AIL do sm 49kk A im Vol, . No. '3. UNIVEIRSITY OF MICHIGAN, THLURSD)AY. NOVEMBER K >9~t4. PRitat-- TllaI-;ECEN\T,'-. OFF FOR KANSAS CITY, be attended by fully 6,000. Deleg;a- A Party of Nineteen Leave for the tion5 will be Isresent from Nebraskal West.-A Great Game Is Prom- Kansas, tOMVl11and tll tarts of 1Mis- ised Saturday. A partyef tot' .left; for Kansa.s ('its byr the '', A. A. & N. At. at 11l30ltits liloitiiltn'. They tril...…

…tl e tL of Al. iIn4 VTOL. V. No. 34. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1894. PRICE-THREE CENTS. '97 LIT ELECTION. H. G. Paul Elected Presicent-Frats Out in Full Force.-Greet Excite- ment Prevails. Yesterdayocectirretd the fist meet- ingaeli the sliophomore class for the year. The mnelting was called for the iurpose of ielectiing class officers, buit the affair teriniated ill a row. aind onily sile office was filed. The frate...…

…~Ijc U.of , i. tai ln. Vor,. V. No. 33. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESD)AY, NOVEMBER 6~, 1.894. PRIcEn-TniEit CENTS. THE SOPHOMORES WON. 'Varsity Practice. Their Heavy Line Was a Stumbling Varsity piractice yesterday was eon- Block for the Preshmen.-The ined to signal wort: intirely. Not Result Was IS to 4. einl ttt tter'lt taeu At the Athletic field yesterday after- scrubt elev'ei. A ctliner o1' newt plays tnon the Sophomiores beat the Fr...…

…Ijc 1tI. of At. Wairii. VOL. V. No. 3 2. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER , 1894. PRICE:-THIREEICENTS. CORNELL WINS AGAIN. Senior Law Election. They Had No Walkover, However. Tihe senior law elass election was Our Line Outolayed Them.- held Saturdaly morning at 9 selock Team Returned, in the la1w leetore roels. Sectional 'orotlIl added one more to her list ot treference rain high ad it looked as football victories seer 'Michigan ...…

…~Ij IL '* AL Wailn. VOL. V. NO. 31. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1S94. PRICE-THREE CENTS. THE FRESHMAN SPREAD. Oratorical Board Meets. Freshman Girls Are Royally Enter- Tile executive board of tile Orator- tained by their Upper- ical Associationi beld a business ineet- Class Sisters. iog yesterday afternoon for tile pur-. Despite tile inlemenOlt welathelr alotlolipose f arranlgingllg11111 for till COin- 500 colege' girls ...…

…Ijc ft. of ,ill. 1ai 1,,. VOT'. V. UNIVERSITY OF MIICHIGAN, FRI DAY. N OVEMBIER ?, 1894. ILICE -TIIIEE CENTS. CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. The Gymnasium. INTER-CLASS FOOTBALL GAMES S. C. A. Next to the Largest in the Ieletki work will tie le(gunilliii lie '98 Lit and High School Stiong Country-Description of -insms n dmct-.Nov. 12. it110111- Teams.--A Series of Games Newberry Hall. Being Arranged. __________ ~ il,u otres'('ino1,1ppliitiOli. 'l...…

…Ije ii. of 1 1. 1ai lt . . ViOL. . No . 2 9. UNIVERSITY OF NIICHIGAN, TFIURSI)AY, NOVEMBER _1, 1894. PRICE-THREE ,CENTS. OFF FOR CORNELL. The Team Leaves Tnight to Bat- tle With the Ithacans.-The Line Up. Thle foolmall thau llvilevt et'rIt tcat ity'tie' Sieliga Ceitral oight it 10:2,).Tliiitollwivigt'enixe:>eits. SLtigee i'aiird. C('ch l(letauley tind tie' Itip: itit. iHititiege. C ar,. Rtytnoldls Vill. Pict.IMad~dnt. ee- ''fi. otam xill...…

…VOL. IV.-No. 51. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. A ROUSING WELCOME. sary. Contributions for this num- IS IT A BRUTAL GAME? "UWE VE GOT EI- P' The Team Heartily Received irs her, which promises to be the best Severe Criticism by the Press of A CAR LOAD OF Kansas City.-All Enjoyed of the year, are now in order. the Students' Favorite Sport, a Fine Trime. Competition is still open for the Football. ERIE + P...…

…VOL. IV.-No. 50. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. KANSAS DEFEATED, goal, ,where McMurray fumbled. YALE WINS AGAIN. E E GOT' EM -Eichigan too Strong for the West- This was their golden opportunity, Hv Harvard'sn Tricks-aTd SciencennotuA CAR LOAOF ern Players.--A Good. Hard for never again did they get a chance Equal to the Endurance of tAALA° Game_ 22 to o. to score. Michigan, taking the ball, the Boys in B...…

…c je tt. of , . ail n. VOL. IV.-No. 49. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. VOL. IV.--NO. 49. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1893. PRICE, THREE (TENTS. CLASS FOOTBALL TEAMS. They Are All Working Hard.-'94 and '95 Have Both Good Teams and are Evenly Matched. Interest in the inter-class games is steadily growing greater as the time for them to be played off draws nearer. It is of course ...…

…tt At - VOL. IV.-No. 48. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. A MODEL CLUB HOUSE. McMillan Hall a Credit to the Uni- versity City.-A Stu- dent's Home. Not all the advantages which the student enjoys while pursuing his collegiate course at the U. of M., are to be found on the campus. In fact some of the auxiliary organ- izations afford opportunities which the progressive student will appre- ciate and take...…

…VOL. IV.-No. 47. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1893. PRIcE, THREE CENTS. OFF FOR KANSAS CITY with Williams in '91, is a great THANKSGIVING WRINKLE. ifFE'VE GOT EMS Our Team Left This Morning for punter and drop picker, having Special Edition of Wrinkle.-Larger A CAR LOAD OF Kansas City.-Our Chances kicked goals from the center of the Than Ever.-On Sale Fri- Are Good. field. Shepherd, an old Cornell day Morning. E E PIA NOS pla...…

…e . a , . aid . VOL.IY-o. 6. INIYRSJY O MICIGA, WDNESAYNOVMBE 22,189. PICETHRE CNTS VOL. IV.--No. 46. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. KANSAS NEXT SATURDAY. will take advantage of this oppor- Our Most Important Game of the tunity and offer work in competition. Season-Kansas has a Literary contributions of a humor- Strong Team. ous character, and sketches and This year our most important drawings ...…

…VOL. IV.-No. 45. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. CHICAGO ON THANKSGIVING. Study Philosophy?" which is the A COMMENDABLE WORK. "WEIVE GOT EM"4 Manager Baird Telegraphed Stagg second in the series oI How to Is that none by Women's League.- A CAR LOAD OF this Morning.-Minnesota Study at the U. of M." A sketch Its ObJects and Purpose Ex- did not Answer. on the life and work of A. Bronson cellently Set Forth....…

…tt* 3AL VOL. IV.-No. 44. U THE ELOQUENT SOUTHERNER. John T. Graves Speaks on "The Reign of the Demagogue."-The Lecture Enjoyed by All. Seldom has such a patriotic and lofty appeal for good government been made to our student body as was delivered last Saturday evening by the eloquent Georgia editor, John Temple Graves. To appre- ciate true oratory is to listen to this "Apostle of the New Souti." A wealth of vocabulary, a clear ring- ing vo...…

…Aqbw e . o .A VOL. IV.-No. 43. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. CORNELL'S BLUFF IS UP. men as cowards, for matters at Cor- ANOTHER EXECUTIVE SBSSION. "f ENVE GOT EM's Thanksgiving Game Off-Minnesota nell have certainly reached a very Held by the Board of Regents Yes- A CAR LOAD OF Enraged over Correll's Cow- critical point. Football spirit there terday.-Considerable Busi- ardly Back Out. is at the lowe...…

…14MW tt* , . 1a5 VOL. IV.-No. 42. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. AN ORATOR FROM THE SOUTH. Eloquent John Temple Graves upon whom fell the Mantle of Henry W. Grady. To a university audience, the elo- quent successor of Henry W.Grady, of the Atlanta constitution, needs little introduction. If there was no other means of judging the man other than the fact that he has taken the place of his able prede...…

…ladN&L.,FF AIL c tt L VOL. IV.--No. 41. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. OUTRAGEOUS SLANDER. cert by either one alone is an event False and Groundless Reports of great musical importance. Ann Circulated About Our Arbor has the unusual privilege of Football Boys. hearing them together. The pro- As an example of malicious false- gram to be performed is a very bril- hood, the following dispatch to the l...…

…VOL. IV.-No. 40. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. WISCONSIN'S CHALLENGE. for the debate and the entertainment AN EXCELLENT PROGRAM. "I1W EVE GOT EMp of the visiting team. Our Neighbor in the Northwest 5. The first four debaters shall be To be Given in the Choral Union A CAR LOAD OF Takes the Initiative in Chal- allowed eighteen minutes each to pre- Series Tomorrow Night- lenging Michigan. sent their arg...…

…c je tt* a . a l n. VOL. IV.-No. 39. U A RARE MUSICAL TREAT. The Choral Union Series Opens Thursday With a Su- perb Concert. Never have the student's of the U. of M. been so fortunate musical- ly as they will be this year. The course of concerts offered by the Choral Union is ahead of any pre- vious year. Although for the past few years, the series have been of higher and higher grade, still this year the concerts are nearest yet to being h...…

…tt Of AIL VOL. IV.-No. 38. U WE WIN FROM PURDUE. The Tide Has Turned.-An Easy Victory from the Lafayette Boys. - 46 to 8. Who says we haven't a football eleven? , Our team has but been trifling before, they are playing football now. The victory of Sat- urday once more brings our team to the front in Western football. It was a signal victory, all the more signal because unexpected and al- most unhoped for. Saturday night, Manager Baird flas...…

…VOL. IV.-No. 37. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. RECEPTION TO THE LAWS. management wrote back accepting SHOULD BE TERRORS. I 'W'EVE GOT EM ' the terms on condition of having History and Weight of Each Player. A CAR LOAD OF The Laws Entertained Last NightACRLODF by the Ladies of the S. C. A. at the privilege of half the gate re- -We Have a Beefy Rush Line. Newberry Hall. ceipts instead of the guarantee. ...…