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…The Ml.c higan Dil ANN 'kRB,OR MICHIGN, TUESDAYl)ECI MIR 3, 1907. _ VkOL. XVIII. 1\. 5. CONFERENCE HOLDS FUTILE MEETING Big Nine Fails to Act Definitely Michigan's Status Is Still Un- certain. tFsllowinig the anntual ctstonm the close otihe football season has hbcought with it an altletic crisis wvhose effect on Mich- igals canlnot he foretold with any hope of acuraicy. tt hs nosv heent nearly sen years since the Conference, inlspiredl he ...…

…_The Mc .."il VOL. XVIII. ANN . R , MIii fIG '\\. \VFI')\I'"S):\Y. I)I;CI'VMIIhJLR 4, zSf07. .ss o. . CAMPAIGN BEGUN VS. ATHLETIC EVILS Several Students Thing That the Graduate Director Should Not Vote for Treasurer. An organized catopaign agaist al- leged evils io te Athletic association lots resuttedi fronm the dleadlock in te election for thte office of treasurer. The thsree msemhers of tihe boarti of direcors whott suipptortetd George Ke...…

…TheM " NA\ \R~tl'd NlI('ill(; \'n ~ i s.c.+'llIX )( Nl1 0 8 VOL. XVIII. No. 58. REFORM MOVE IS t ELL UNDER WAY' Alleged "Rottenness" to be Elim- inated if Possible-Many Per- tinent Questions Are Put. WXith the proposal of an amendment to th - constitution of the Athletic ass- ciations, and expressions of opinions re- gardting the allegedt"rottenness" in the present ioliticatl situatiott, t- ight for refornmation of Athletic associnationt a...…

…The Miciglan Daily VOL. XVIII. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DE.CEM-NBE R 6, 190. No 59. PROPOSED AMEND- MENT MAY BE MADE 4Athletic Association May Change Its Constitution-Rowe Says That Politics Are Inevitabie. Ant amtendmitent to the constitutiont of the Athletic associatiotn has beett pro- posed. Today at petitiotn calling for a special mreetintg to consider tiis amend- mettt will he circitlated. If twetnty-five signattures of members...…

…The Michigan Daily XNNARBOR, \IIC1IIIGX\S\ T I I) 1Y;I)ECEtlfP, 7,1907. Vol- XVIII. INo. 60i. -------- - - - STUDENTS HOLD MEETING TODAY Discussion of Athletic Ass'n Problem Continues -- Rheins- child and Pearce Give Opinions. The -x5lion for a special mieeting to consider the proposed samtedment to the constittion of the Athletic assoiatioi will be presented to P)resident Hill to- say. The (ate asked for the meeting is iMonsay. uDe. if, a...…

…_heMich iganDa ily A\N ARBOR. MICHTGV\:N.SUNDAY,..DECEMBER 8,197. Vol'. XVIII. POLITICAL METHODS MUST BE CHANGED Athletic Association Situatfon Begins to Clear Up--Agitation of Principles, Not Personalities. The poliiial a tmtophere oft Ath- '15 ioabeplial mt ods inC olcam-t~g figpoitics, acmiItteeCCto cosidr' Iotmtdingti revCCfising te, cIotittito 'u1ders1and(1gCofot((ltis andpurpole iitoi n0 the1 so-calle -opposing~ 1 ac :t 1111101 tttof ...…

…AN15N ARBOR, iITClHi(lAN, tT,O' l '081 lA i )l-N' i ii tO, 007 Vot,..XVIIT. REFORM. COMMITTEE WILL AID COUNCIL iiPolitical Standards in Studentt Body Are Held Responsible forE Present Conditions. IThe political reformi comiiittiee ap- oitdat te atthletic mteeting Satturday n[tl Itt the clu[house Sanda afternoon t il fo rtttatee plta tat' tiatevrettiontt tey mtighit: Ihe empowered t tatla. The tly diaiot: reaed was i that they ttere [a consi...…

…Daily inn'. XV'IT.\1\\N kill ()R., int (iI.\ \.\VEI)NkSIDiY. 1)kin'ki1 thinrriiQ0. Ivai m-11- tt)Tr oMVVl lonY1''OIIWt NI i CII (;1iNINVITTED TO CANDIDATES MUST ,_ ein oi'l 111111 141 \I 1(1)1f~ HINE EXE DSC ,1 1701 't'~'Ct r . iit i 1 Ii Au he n ,il N Ic i i lyl; tin ur.riivii . nIiiiteConveii ntion hs e Souit fr Pltca rbeji iidhii i-tN'.1b tcntniil <<p lilic Owner of New Theater Cuts Price niiiiWih t'° n.Jhn Inrt Presented to Student Counci...…

…The Michigan Daily 'car.. X'VIII. ANN ARBOR, IFHIGAN. 'P IIIRSD k Y, D-ECF2MI3:R 12, 190)7'. ?MERMAI FAVORSt PROPOSED REFORM Councilman Endorses Sugges- tion Offered to Council-Thinks' It Will Relieve Situation. lIn the folloewing commnic tjation, AI. V. Ensmernian. a Student Councilman, ex- pesshis eaplroal of the tpolitial re- form plan presenitedu to tie Cottncil: "As a sttdet e taly interested ice the resenttmtoeen~t towards te alo- li...…

…The Michiga n Daly ANN ARBOR, MIlICG X\ 1 RID kY, C l -)l(\ilId 13 Q,07.N.C \'i.XVIJL. . f ti PiRRY -DISCUSSES PROPOSED REFORM P leform Committee Thinks That Success of Movement Depends1 on Number Interested The political itfoni n nittec' held at meeting at thne clhose last night. Senealreforiti lii iirti w etedicustsed. . I. Peare . VVidC . Pratt,, J. T Sample J. E.Ole \1.V.hIner- mant, Hi3.Jonesic iilM.,-). Baldin aee adeid to t ini ee T...…

…The MihiganDat ANARBOR. -MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DE~CEMBER 14, 1907.- VOL. XVIII. REGENTS APPROVE ATHLETIC MEMBERS 46l Personnel of Board in Control of Athletics Is Settled-Rules for Board Are Adopted The membelxrs of xthe x n xew tBoard xli Control of Athlletc, a xialxxetx- mter) by te Rgexxts, ar: PrxfAllxr 13. Lloyd, literary; ol, C. BK deNax- crede, mexical, pharmic, loxxxxxx, ani denal; Prof. Henry M. Rates, lax: Prof. (;orge W. lattersonx...…

…re Mich-igan Daily ANN ARBOR, MXICHIGAIN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER r , 100 7. VO. XVIII. No. 6r7. MICHIGAN TO HAVE 'QUAKE STATION Geological Department Plants Many improvements --Stu- dents to Do Research Work. GENEr'RAL SM1ITh TELS ;c'InDAIQ DPV STORIES OF TilE ARMY ;1ISORUlINS SPEAK~ I'icAn a-atgaanclb rcet y ON LOCAL TOPICS 1a-n e, 1held tia smoke it the 'Mich An!) i fored byri meniintia tire i'rer- ir " I rare tWerdtat onectime or in- t11re ...…

…e Mchgan Daily ANN ARBOR, [ICIUO. N, TUR.SDAY, D CT -1H)IR 17, 1907. Vol-. XV:lIII c>. 68. YOST DISCUSSE FOOTBALL TR4 Holds -D~estructive" Cc Rulings Responseible iron Weakness in We o h nll thi - inntr ;loit l t li e v tlc w - "Iic~t txix i. ~tisc +>ntl19 x l _1v ii lc t'~t lxO11 fo txxx ] th t l 1k xnde a.sgoo d a nlow ing as it did in IBFRII O YIYITE faceo sch ddsis the realix reniark' 0 UBLE 111ephs fthe ituaion. MAKES ITS REPORT ;onfr...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVIII. PENNWVS. MICHIGAN AGAIN, SAYS MURPHY Veteran Quaker Trainer Sees No Reason for Severing Relations -Calls Wolverines Sportsmen. For sotmC tone p~ast various newspa- tiers rare delighted it interviews pur- porting to be fronm learlers in eastern sport andt predicting that Pennsylvania wrill refnse a gridliron contest twitlt Miclh- igan next seasoni. In view of this fact, a direct statement from one in authority is...…

…The Michigan rDaily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANI, THURSDAYY, D ECEMB3ER i9; 1907 Vol- XVIII. No. 70-. TRACK TEA SHOWS PROMISE Michigan's Prospects for a Suc- cessful Season Are Good- Freshmen Show Up Well A ccardingi to tte prsntt outlook the fotloswers of Mtictigana track athetic have eery cause to iheotitmlistic. Of thehi lavaenots Capttai Rove, Coe Dual t sd1Hodge are left,tut arond these as a uctes it is expected that a tetnO worthy of relreen...…

…_The Michiga nDaily Vol . XVIII. ANN ARBOR, MIICHJGA-, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1907. N.7 No. 7r. MICHIGAN NOT TO GIVE ULTIMIATUM Patterson Talks on Athletic Sit- uation-Will Leave Conference Only as Last Resort. 4. Whtat awill hbeAtichigaiis attitd at te inex fmeeting oftho\Western Con- frence on Jan. 4 io? this i the qilstionh which i at pes- cut beiiig askeotlinily alotithtie n- pus, ut by nearly all le football aiiii other atlletie interest...…

…UNION BANQUET NUMBER. The Michigan Daily A\ f ).NARO ,MIC llI\\I \l A \. M B; 1 )1 l, %"Of,. XVII. 1 4 AlliRA. THE MICHIGAN UNION PLAYS ACTIVE PART! NiN~-i-NII N)DI11NNER3kCOMMITTEE 77 . t~r c ti rnll~(, 11,wckPROM ISES BI 0i BANQUET In All Student Activities- -Annual'" Banquet Is aMeans of Promoting, t-ll -clijccir-nil College Spirit. flit i<till tti t, lUt t, rt I it, allw, l;. .1ll t 11 ill lu i.>rlltlll p "'c im'tl I, 1111:Itlt < t-...…

…The Mich iganDal ANN ARBOR, '\l II. l , 1 'l _ 1SD \'111 ii \f d Sol VOL.. XVII tN>. 3d . CONFERENCE CHANGES REFORMED RULES Star Athletes Allowed to Compete ,During Their Last Year-Michigan May Regain Lost Prestige. aol Satuariay the Wesrtern Caier- laerlxdtoo a slightclt xtt tite rtles tti lch l aale tite liclig'anll ootitall teany a lpigi tock101111 in'e Ps t alh (iloki rro'sjsisi tgl'r brightier tioe nttxt i'ear. 'ii gotiniti It , ia a...…

…The Michigan Da ily ANN'ARB3OR, \H I 1lANL \\I I)I {SDA DI) L\ f1,1 i , t 'Vol. XVII. ()i. 5%. FITZPATRICK DESCRIBES 1 -,) -'() ' 11 'ril tlls EASTERN GYMNASIUMS IAPONEF(k F AR Princeton Exces, but Michigan Has Best Attendance--Hopes to in- stall Swimming Tank. visi ig lte. l t;+irg Itt' )ttt ,1t hei'' Ann Ll ir. le hais ,i- (t i e tl they were i l cti lit hr' tol1 ad t e liitaill li~t'' iptt it , icd f -, ut i-i In ll th g1n r u t iti Ii...…

…The Michiga n Daily ANN \RBOR, \Il( 11k \ \ I't YDll}sl V 11 N IIIR 6 , fo6 "oL. X VII. DISTINGUISHED ALUM4NI WILL COUNCIL PLANYS CHANGES DETROIT MANM WILL IN FRESH-SOPH RUSH ADDRESS CIVICS CLUB APPEAR Al PRESENTATION Members of Lower Classes to Confer D. IF. Wilcox, Secretary of the un wihCouncil Committee in Re- icipal League, Will Speak on Con- } vising De tails of Contest. stitutional Convention. Dir. James~ Angell, Jr., and Professor Je...…

…The Mlichigan Daily \N ARBOR, \1K Ii I( N il 1I ) 1906. x- ~i VOL,. X VII. SOPHOMORES WIN FIRST UITVTTM7IREDTH BASKETBALL GAME VEY INili IS RADYFOR TEBIG Freshmen Lose First Champions hipI ANNUAL MICHIGAN ContesthbyScore of 4=2-l'earn fUNION DINNER via au- I av -A, aalIAWork Was Ragged. --- General Commite Completes Final i altrlarge nd xxiii xixiixx iciiv p Arrangements for Feed- -Impera- cxigatheiredi last tvvvvitvg xin Ixixiv live That ...…

…The Michiga Daily VOL,. XVII. fi}, fx THIRD ANNUAL BANQUET OF MICHIGAN UNION HELD TONIGHT FORMAL PRESENTATION CORNELL MAN SPEAKS OCCURS THIS AFTERNOON ON TRUST PROBLEM Angell Portrait to be Received hy Professor Jenks Lectures Be fore the Regent Knappen Prof. Jenks to iconomic Class _Says Money # he the Principal Speaker. Kioxs Are Uns crupuous. One Hundred and Ninety Tickets Still to be Soid-Gymnasiurn Suitably Decorated for the Oc- cas...…

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…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVII. ANN ARBOR, lii> I)A , 01"Cl"M 1 ',]-" 1\' I t, 11)()(). CHICAGO MEETS MICHIGAN Ni l IsOCib:IIcYIS IN TWO INDOOR CONTESTS c Arouses as tluch interest in Trackthe lI c c iiic c i ci scicccit will gt Events as in Football-flih. i, firste crtiiict I il es Igan's Chances (woord. I hsa llcN nic f a Ictr ciii cr0 iiicc iii -cii t: licik"i"tci mhitihial eri I fi lii cagec will met icim n alico r rlto nIlt.clyr~i_ Tgt ...…

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…The Mi chigan Daily ANN ARBOR, Nl~ ~ .IIlf I)AY. 1)1<2 181k 13, it VOL. XVII. THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL PROJECT REVIVED School Would be Separate From the University-Under Episco- pi Direction. 1Te founing oth ieologica ein ry in Anm Anot, where students ma prepare for the ministry while takig work in the University. is at project claiminig micih interest at tiepreset ime. Bishiop Williams of the local Episcopal diocese recentil advocated stch a pl...…

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…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, M1ICiHIC iAN, 8l I.i Y,)IiC 1I'* .,l oo().i , VOL. XVII. BASEBALL COACH NOT YET SELECTED Pillhigan Should Have Successful Baseball Team-Ten I'M" Men Eligible This Year. With tie s it ti iaStreUe tfootlallSa son sinte rite-adlvettof 'tost andehis iesadallo e conli qunt post mtorcems irrevocably buried--the- ebb- iss are looking forward It uc(s eell season in baseball and track as part con solationt for the fobl ...…

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…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, \I1IlA.\E N51)Y ~EIldi) ~U VOL. XVII. FOOTBALL CAPTAIN ELECTED TONIGHT tlagoffin and Graham rlost Probable Candidates- Rheinschid a Possibility. Tlbe footbaili catittiof t1007wlliiir- ceive its initial impeitusthis ievening brough teletec i ofaptain. Jdgei senirs re lieeilogil canidai-tslfor the captincy;iwile Rheinschild Ilt lc iear's itea, who w il] bea sior next t ix sear ias lieii]tspokeni (f a5at iieligile...…

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…The Mlichigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIG AIS) ;,t1)1 o)o' No. 56 vof. N :vI. l r-' l J N :s yM.: ht' SC It U LTZ. T(01 IIANI MOND. (11'RTI MICHIGAN MEN ON THE ALL-WESTERN. AL-WSTRNTEM CH ICAGO WINS WESTERN IS SELECTED. Curtis, Schultz, Schulte and Tom FOOTBALL CHAJ Hammond Given Places by___ Western Critics. Michigan fleets First Defeat in Years==Score Is 2 to T11w rri"i-" fro"' the footbll ro "itrs Eckersall--Curtis Ruled Out of the Oyar...…

…The Mihgn Daily ANN ;\RF-)OR,1MICHITGAN,\ U II)\i 'OAV. 1)I 1 I }aI Ilk (i ii8U V'Ex.. XVI. Nox. 57. ILLINOIS SCHEDULED FOR THANKSGIVING According to Present Arrangements liini Will Play Turkey [Day- Baseball Dates Made. 'The Tihnksgiv xxingcly ga'eincext scix' wxi l be p layed uii iliArhor iin ll arc n tdiielyi se attled, Illioisis ,) andiiChiicago. iichi xiii'i'pclyithe 1ii - thei\ialiiiii play hereI i'''xx weleks' lateri Nxxi xxx mbxxii...…

…The M"ichigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGA\Nliii) I' 0I1 >1,,11 ;. M05. l~lt \o,. XVI. No. 5ff. JORDAN IS A LIAR SAYS TOnl BIRD Former Michigan Captain Denies Charges of Professionalism and Playing Under Assumed Name- Will Finish Law Course. wei'rliy adili tiinal proof reuirel of thet'maliciousn fasitto fterecenti cha~rgestmade iagaiist tMic hiani'iatlete lie -'reniil "Jordat he'iii wig et terfrn lomirdliiwitonldt e conl uie "i~lfitor icigao...…

…T The Mlichigan Daily A\\ ARIBORMIHIGA\NFRIDAI) \ I;Ct I II S t9K, o. Vol,. XVI. No. 59- MASS MEETING WILLI FAVORS PROPOSED GIVE TEAM OVATION --LM~I RFR __________________ ead of University Endorses Agitation werenotfl~n~ld wth ny urps o + F-or Improvement of American At University Hall Tonight- Ex- nefr iht hebusinessiof i lliil - Diplomatic System. Senator Murfin, James Keena and ---i er,, butlirather v, itttithe purtosetof .iW- Clem Hol...…

…T.he Michigan Dil ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, _k \ I)-AY, 1)1 CEII FR o, 1o05 Vor'. XVI. co. (to . MICHIGAN MEETS VAN- DERBILT ON DIAMOND Spring Baseball Trip Changed From That of Previous Years-Vander= bilt and Kentucky Included. The irote of the wnual basebalti taken hring the sping ivactitonti to he greatly chtanigiidte coninig eaontac- cording to the sceduile higarrangd norlbt Maitage 13 it tii( ideste game ti1Chicagoi April T4ite lii ftr %t...…

…-The itc iga9n Dily A'NT ARBOR, MWTHIG \N l"\1).1N 1)1 C I1:11I}1< toio)11 V'OL. XVI. MICHIGAN VS. PENNSY 1 IN AN INDOOR MEET Probability of Dual Contest Between Proteges of Worlds Greatest Athletic Trainers. t a' -dn- oarepart ritintiating train n i<t ait intdoair(Iul t trak tmerttr- liicnte Uiversiatiesnoft Nichugan andl wilbtar t Iof tiltilaindoor shd I t mothsllanter tifnidittetint aiati As D~irrctor Chairres anuarti aianit ilta s atten...…

…The Michigan Dil ANN ARBOR, MICHIGA\NI l X ) 1 II 12, 1005. VOL. XVI. No. 62. - -------- --- JOE CURTIS ELECTED 1906 FOOTBALL CAPTAIN Gireatest Tackle in West Will1 Lead Michigan Football Team in 1906-Election Unanimous. 'Tse vindicatiiont of Joe Curtis front ants untgens~tlmaliyrontdtuict iteChti- caotgamesswssscompttedtla stteventing. Whn is ttmstatus twithsont at dissent- ing voic chose tiltscataitnssof thi l fosotbatll tcam.Thlel (onl...…

….The Michiga"nDal AN NARBOR, ITCHIGAN, 'C t)\ I 'i)N1).1 NI)I:C'I t3 t)Oc . VOL. XVI. No. 63. FOOTBALL BANQUET TO BE ELABORATE AFFAIR Business Men Hold Meeting to Ar= range Football Banquet-Will Occur After Holidays. The busneiiss 1trnof Aniiiirblor meOi 11I~a ontoiiglht to irrnigefor thr an- mm] alontinio be girro Michigan's fotalheioe's. Owng ito theapri11oach Of Christmaisian01theruish of busiiness inietlto thei holiday Seas0onol c aoti...…

…The Michigan Dily ANN ARBOR, MJIIGAN, IlI I l) Vt 011 I LIi 1, 195. No 4 Neti.,. XVI. No. 64. VARSITY OUTFIELDER j MAY LEAVE COLLEGE1 " Carrie" Carrothers Likely to Return; H-ome in February-Baseball :v.°DAGASC AR STUD E.NiS ' WE MUST BEAT rot. Gardner S.\ilanSie COLGROVE IS OUT OF OtC aN\ 1I? :x fA 'ln.( lile s ohi i tlewin Water in .Pipes, ___CHICAGO, SAI S RAM1*Y lJr h im iocrao h THE HAMILTON CONTEST W ith the 1(d(,,l)f estalisiigg o...…

…The M4ichigan Daily VOL. XVI. ALL BALL PLAYING ON CAMPUS TABOOED~ [wo Fellowships Granted and Other Important Matters Disposed of at Regents' Meeting. At the regents' tmeetitg held yster- (o yit wstdcecideditopltan itettdlto hal playing of every descriptioin otnte cmpusiit. Ttis saction wass casel y the act that the appearance of te campts s seerely marredl every sp ring aitd faltlee tie practicing of the class teams. After this semtesterte a...…

…ol The Michigan Dail Vol'. XV] FOOL Defeated termine Champi I. ANN ARBOR, N' MBALL MEN PLAN RECAPTURE OF TITLE Gridiron Team Is De= lr ilno atfra1hnenx ed to WVin Back Western Ilhere ir i ndiier of othersimen iionship in 1906. w1hoi tll furinish the masteriail for the- hackliel,_such Vs B rowI atik \\iirkmaisitt.liths. Naag, ewo an itatt 1 . scatt~ t'tt.Rum e. s. ieis Nitmiretu~ e Ntrsittio tXal easn estyer till Isis eli. (Wtrll -and1 I-tbs...…

…4 The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, D 11Cl ilI II 1,79105 VOL. XVI. No. 67. AMII ERS' T WAND GAME' Massachusetts College Plans a Western Trip and Is Anxious to Play at Ann Arbo licigan witll play the1 Amhet base-1 bal1teamat Ate Arbor ot la 122.1pr iting the negotton1s1now pendng ar satiisfactot ill 1011cldd. N11,1tlh ford1. Jr. of Ntmhrt, as i Am Aort yesteray1to 11fe1 ith Chaie 111ird11 tc(director 110s111 Chicgo andiiMr. lila...…

…Th Mcian Daily N(tXVI. WGUGIN' S TEAM HAD PHENOMENAL SEASON Wvins Undisputed Championship of the South -Lost Only to Michigan. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, '[tlI[: /N.1l )t-I:CIt ltl{ 19,1905. NO. 68i. \a~lii lle , ' I-I e. S Spcil o lci itihs- n i k-cf in i i ip T e titteiit hi[ )a llI in asitiii ahit he )h li ri ty iotbl t 111111 th til tamhilkeit \iffiitt h lic utc hnit -i h u(ft tutu Ii l ;(tl ofil hit 74 l lti. i le theii Is ic h Aich:lems ...…

…TheMichi anDal VOL. XVI. ANN ARBOR, MIC-IGAN, \Wl)\i>1i)AD-Y, iACil3< 20. 105. No. 6y UNION W ILIL HOLD AC ORATORS ANA) DEBATERS h sihoc : sued. Among some of the SYMPHONY PROGRAM ARE AT WORKl t ~i C et Smot as a twelve- DELIGHTS AUDIENCE H LD Y M S MI TI G- ,en oldofie oy, andI iss lMildred HOLI AY ASS MEE ING Debaters Met Las.t Night ti Cn. hot r swho m lhe tole of n 'eglisli Local Orchestra Plays From Mozart, ider Argument ---anyOra: ilayo ...…

…The Mi1chigan D--aily VOL. XVI. ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, 'I [ I ['S)_A , lDECK\?11 CHICAGO SHORTSTOP I/I rN"' 'j' C) vTTO PROMOTE MICHIGAN IS A PROFESSIONAL iY1 CLUB HOUSE PLANS "Patsy" Donovan. a Star Infielder, lio1111f tegmit eam01(1111111111 etiolo' ig Mass Meeting at University Hfall W Played on Angola 'eam-Case ".ctltOrloIresutedIinthetlt tlloailI111 Last Night--Proessors th Will Be Investigated. 0oro--otlbas-.i.Atisn 0 Make Speeches.pi Iloi...…

….VOL. XI... ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1900. No. 59D Announcement PROF. BURKtE A. HiNSOALE Teche SuisI vlcuim" Yseray morn aing 7 w ic," j ISASTER FOR MICHIGAN ______________________foe Proceding oqlocture to the Blas our pece! ineHead of the Departnment of Pedogogy in teches, paied a-plndiii trltte to Stag's Dwarfs Become Giants and Ou pca ie and a, Leader in Faculty Cirles Prof insiiat. Among othrs htg Tronce the 'Varsity --Sco...…

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