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…l", AF 4 ° ° , .- , , -L R , 1 Z r -; r' ''' ' y t t y 'J F 6 ;1 s j i +. r mi ", , 'ibd ' .., . : .'; . Lti__ I$sT YEAR. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3 1901. No.5 16 COACH YOST, Te Great Football Instructor Will be With Us Three Years More-Man- a1er Baird Scored a Victory. Yo Ist.wto is icnowldge t be o.2t ofthLe gOetstt etilhe ill ilIe c't tc llh h e el] '''iodto intut t h e ~ i l li g ~ t Y o I a ; u t e a m f o r t h net treyar-Te u...…

…'~1TYEAR. ANN ARBOR, MICIL, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4 1901. No. 57 CAPTAIN WHITE. THE INLANDER. THE '501-0" BARBECUE. '4THE CHARITY BALL." ASketch of the Fanmous Leader-One A Magazine Published by the Students Senator Murin, "Bill" Day and Coach The Comedy Club Will Present This of the Best Football Captains at Michigan; Fpounded by the Yost Will Enliven the Meetic~r Play By Clyde Fitch en Saturday Michigan Has Ever Had. Class ef 1891. With Speech...…

…ANN ARBOR, MICIL, THURIS DAY, DECEMBER 5 1901. FIRST YEAR. No. 58 BRUCE SHORTS. The Captajn who Will Lead the 1902 Team. Brief Sketet: of his Work att Tackle. A Phenomenal Goal Kicker. Honor System in Examination. H. S. FOOTBALL. Western Trip Unsettled. I ertNor is theithe fior itheii-sell)- ____ -lii-Ibsot of ioiitiol sum) iiioe ago ester -i-i- -a i liiil-loa Istee sChamipionship of Michigan xwiil he Do- a-It sibitd aCeiiioi1ittei- which tad ...…

…r~r QST YAS NEIL SNOW. Il 1S r Veteranof ...Many' Atlt9 c(on- Indto sodHolds Three 'Wissity 1 ) t o 8 1 1 1 1 1' W t h t it u 's 1a1h II 1 irdi "III 111111 10 'III ( 11111he I w .l-sIt l o-I . w llo itI)L '11 S1ll' l t tni 111 1141 ha. h'0, o 111:1 '~j111 'SIN 1 IlS '1111 . the falif1 ! ;Iipa e n n fil WV I a lS15 0 I' 1'l ll cl*1o i 11111 hain l ayed c 1 1 n,11 i' t11 re 111 1 114 n 111)1ot hg 011l1 M an illawk i 11 i ll 11 Ie ti 11111 icI 11...…

…ANN ARBOR , MICII., SzTUVIDAY DEs'E\IBEI( i 90. N IIll";i1~ lofII;I1 iTO THE WEST. Tii 'sveired for iof vtiw '''xx 'ii' 1c 114 )iti s i Michii'e n's GL nit 'team Will Play IxIitixx rin Won K1iS r wloli I s 1111 xlv Irxinixi ;II l - Stanford If the' haid at Conal lrixid o;11 1. 5 nmIIxi' 5 W . 'n'x'. s1 lc inI iiiCitiiiaitee Caisettc :itor 'lr~i Ir E ':rri 11:rI t (ii' . Cloi rl$st YEAR. EBEN WILS Wi The Stncky Gnard Wlia Per! T hrae Yearn and ...…

…t'hn.ANN ARBORU~, MICH., SUNDAY. DECi'; M 'd5, 1901. No. al HARRISON S, Wz ,(, 'ARSITY PRACTIC, SARA RAND.0ISHPEMING CHAMP IONS. S t he 1 Best Quaterbacki the Ys. sWhoirwind Blan Uda iv A s- Wdil le911 uidrS. L A. Auspcs Th Sped Lttfl Team I tom the p- Slet. Seaon) Practice Yesterday fore bmo ow Evening. 1170 PinsuOXlaO Won a fiard an10 If1.,,1the Stanford Ganme. -Eto alttoo. 11.i Cii 1 t rli Illil al ll til- 11lh I i1( 10 110 \1l. ,i11 ., l1....…

…i"sTYsees NN ARL.tif, IClI, TUESDAY, DE51 IIJKII JO 1901. No. 62 EVERETT SWEELEY, THE GREAT BARBECUE. THE COM2EDY CLUB. WOMEN'S EDM~ON. The Pint Peter in the West and the Tilets Are Nearly Exhastedt ad A Brief History of its Six Yase Se- A Resume of the Best Eitie of the Peer of aiy Bac kfieid Tat ls Evryhing Poits o its Beingsr Sesfl Creer. may unmes Daily-News Ever Gotten Out by in the East. a Grard Success. Actrs Former i umbers. the Wnmen ...…

…140, A7 _i X XII ANN A 1(8(111MI1H., WEDLNESD, AL.BERT HEHRNSTIaN, BASEBALL PROSPECTS. CoM Mh ost Versatile Plax i ave n te S tiral of Lar4 131;.,--- Al A1 Mliehi an 'ee- his Le11-,'J lip anyNcw .Caciida5aPreeta a in the Blff. N Gtat,.eit ci' at O~l li( ~ l i;Itl" :1't !' 121'(' 'iiiis i i (l .II~l: "flI.Ill ~'''I t vtt (tl } 7 Y ,1' i t 1,til tt31 C:itnt<Itt o lyttit t itl ln I,' I * itinttl'll I iil i ''il It I 11 jtttt hlt S ti t Si11i1 ilt...…

…DAIL141 - = ': FI'RST YEAR. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY. DECEMBER 12 1901. No. 64 DAN E,.MWGUIGAN. EUROPEAN FELLOWSHIP. THE ROAST BEGINS TODAY HON. JOHN P ALTGELD. Enviable Record of the Freshman The Collegiate Alumnae Offer a New 700 Pounds of Beef Sizzling Over American Ideals the Topic of the Dis- Gard. A Light Weigtt, But Met Scholarship for Foreign Study the Embers-Musical Prgram-tigshdEGoenr No Superior. Elite Trio and "Kid" McCoy [lilli ...…

…DAIL01EWS +'rIERT 1?nu... 'EAR. ANN ARBOR. MICII., THURSDAY. DECEMBER J2 tOOl. V-. GEORGE GREGORY. THE OX IS ROASTING. WILSON GETS A PLACE. VriyCenter Has Beconme a Pillar Mlonster Animal Which Was Placed C. R. Rinehart Seiects ils All-Western of Ile Team in Hi First Uni- Over Coals at 8:15 Last Night T ans and As-signs Positions to No. 6 ' SUCCESS OR FAILURE. Colleze Bred Men Are Shown hy Stat. is tico to be the Most Succsfol ersity tear. Att...…

…D)AIL:...... FIRST YEAR MARTIN HESTON, The Fame mosUalf.Back From Oregon $10S Made as Enviable Record Dur- in1Z His First Year at the Onivlarsity. AlttSIl tl i t t l l it 'st 15>>I' hue ats s I I t aj1 e t th ie sty l r. A t tat kih thel ass of 11.1 i lll iia a ll a -a t listll i- ta yat~ hetititi I ne e'1t ; hr d < lit iea t 1tilsttttitt t ° lt t e l~ s w a , o e i ~l l lt t 1 e isiiIt aM , scll tS lt-l-a at i I the ieuSi eiil oth l~ hn h int...…

…FRTYA.ANN ARBOR MICII., SUNDAY. DECEMBER 15 1901. No. 67 CURTIS J. REDDE4 JOHN P, ALTGELD. SWEATERS. GRAND SUCCESS. Setch o1' Michigan's Great End, Fa- Last Niht's Lecture Causing Much The Comftable Garb of the Colicg. Comedy Club Pesents "The Masked Maus~ for "Helping Along" the Excitement in Uiversity Circles. Man Again Vigorously Assailed. Bll." Man With the Bal. -- ) I.''at I i ide llm .s1le u i to a' ipr'ri' t ciyiar lthere tri' i sc onci...…

…FIRST YEAR. NN ARBOR~ MIII.CLES)Y DCME 1 91.N.O YER N A BR I C11'L, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17 1901. No1.18 181'1181 68 wort lnla.lolu111.'prof1.(II11I811111111 11111h1 law(1111 Th s w r a l y r t~ t ii d f it d sl ed 918 Lor n at 1ichig n il an " W o H as Foll wed1111111oop i -the l' iii'11.11 Statlie s' i~hii an' 881'SCie S io11111'i1 liThel 'iil' iii 81111 an'hISrb hoH l' M c - 1 i'i'118111111.er11 TeamsAl'l'iForlii8Twenty111 leYears.'1818. 118 I...…

…VP Am. t "4 " Y ANN ARDOR, MICTI., WEDNE, 9AY, DECEMBER 18, 1901. No. 69 CLIFFORD G, ROE CHRISTMAS INLANDER. UNIVERSITY ATTENDANCE. A COMMUNICATION. it Soon Leave for the Weit, Will Out Tomorrow-Pilgrimin Prizs Stories Enrctlments at the Diffrent Unixer- A Differont View of Altgvld's Address. See the Michigan-Stanlerd Game. Mast he Ready January 10. sities. Harvard Leads, Michi- WiVlis J. Abbst's Opinion of Sat- dtlr.riIo.d a s- la ais - i aaa...…

…FIRST YEAR. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19 1901. No. 70 BAlIRD AND "F ITZ " N 11011(111 11(he0sets yI0010 1 ilhi.Ie RED1DEN MIAY PLAY, 11111 11 statements frol otherprsons,1 1 I tnissi toI 111 111011, bselbalolit-is w 1- 1o held tad oamong them the~ kece ofteDirector and Trainer fotil i e1: it was who inoi ijd iliugliBoard of Control Adopts Report o in o f v1(1 le 111fundso rised for ilie Who Hava Done 00 Much for \Xhilei. "Jck" XlI c...…

…$1Icrn 44 FIRST YEAR. ANN ARBOR MICR., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20 1901. No. 71 BASEBALL AND TRACK. Marine Testing Tank. YEAR-BOOK,u Gottfried Keller. Totavrte IBoardi of lRegenits wiiil__A.___l-arge---audieneasemtbed in lle Games Arranged With Cornell-Pos- 1titip. "li f thei iptitlili titt tttititSuvenir of the Biggest Football Year 1Pi " in]'ith eriite roomtitWi-iuesdty Sibilities of a Track Meet-Dates °" v ltitli t-p tbill pstt ithe Michigan Ever H...…