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…The Michigan Daily vol.. ~ ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1904. No. 70) SONNENSCHEIN LAST. PLANS ARE COMPLETE. HISTORICAL RECITAL. UNION PROSPECTS BRIGHT. 'gan Draws Last Place in Order Various State Organizations An=! Mr. Albert Lockwood Gave Firstj Enthusiasm is Everywhere Shown of Speaking-Good Prospects nounce Final Arrangements- I Historical Recital Yesterday- for the Proposed Michigan Club for Another 1lichigan Special Trains a...…

…The Michigal I VOL. xv. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1904. No. 69 RIESTON HONORED. TWaRt iring Michigan Star Receives athas Token of Esteem- Coach (Jt ives Squad Some Advice. JUNIOR HOP COMMITTEES.? CINCINNATI MEN ORGANIZE. MUSICAL CLUBS' TRIP. Plans for Big Society Event of the Michigan Graduates Form Alumni College Year are Well Under Way Association in (queen City-Organ- --Committees Elected. ization Made Last Night. Arrangemen...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL~. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, t904. No. 6-) EGYPT REDIVIVUS. NORTHWESTER Ancient Pyramids of Egypt (Give Up Their Dead-Reincarnated Spirits Celebrate by a Banquet at Ypsilan- ti-Organj7e the Sphinx Society. IN JANUARY o0 iV OI ating League Con= d in Ann Arbor- SINI- ill Put Up a lard W S "l First Northern Deb,, test will be hekl Northwestern wi Fight. Ii t 5 tolt illy ttteven ing he tae ofrI7; \itigt begi...…

…The Michigan Daily o1. XV MCALLISTER IS BASEBALL COACH Anercas (Greatest Utility Player "1as Been Signed by Manager Baird: --will clay e Full Charge of Team. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 904. DEBATERS ARE, THE SCANSION OF WORKING HARD PROSE RHYTHM The Society Preliminaries to be Held Professor Scott Reads a Patper Before Next Week-Finals for Wisconsin Philological Society-Will be Read Debate After Christmas. at Brown After Vacation. N...…

…TeMichigan Dil V01,, XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1904. No. 11tn PRIMARY REFORM. YOST FOR NEXT FIVE YEARS! JUNIORS VICTORIOUS. a5 Talk LaFollette Gives Impro- ' - Opening Basketball (lame Goe t tTakafter Thursday Night's Manager Baird Announces at Football Banquet that ost Will Juniors--Final Score 8 to 3. LectureHow Direct Nonil- Coach Michigan Teams for Five Years More -- nations Won a Victory in Wisconsin. Banquet Was a Hugh...…

…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, DECEMBExR 16, 1904. No. 65 FOOTBALL BANQUET. A PERFECT CHART. Michigan's Championship Team the Ralph Roses Anthropometric Chart (0Uests ot Ann Arbor Bfusiness flen a Perfect One- Average of One -Promises to be Elaborate Affair Hlundred and Two Per Cert. -the'Toasts. '111te Ilenller of ICIII-a'i> 1904 to kRalphi Ro-t' hi1 fil lv lX0 t iomst f 01111' ,titti It rea int footi t ii 11 perfet 1111 1111ica...…

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….The Michigan Daily 01..XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1.4, 1904. No. O6 IIERRNSTEIN'S RECORD. FINAL ARRANGEMENTS.I "FEDERAL CONSTITUTION."! CONCERT TONIGHT. Former Ilichigan Halfback Has (reaf Keystone Club Has Perfected Its First Lecture of Professor McLaugh. Combined Utiesty-Muacal "Clubs success as Coach at Hiaskell -Hils Plans-Through Special to Pitts.Iin's Series Held Yesterday in Tap. Will Appear at Normal Hall, Ypsl. TemIs U...…

…The Michigan D aily VOL. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1904. No. 62 'MUCHIGAN MEN POPULAR. ' LaFOLLETTE TO LECTURE. Y. W. C. A. ADDRESS. I CHANGE FOOTBALL RULES. (raver, H'alf-Back on 1903 Team, Next Number on Students' Lecture j iss Leaycraft, of Barnard College, Walter Camp Proposes Making Ten has Successful Coaching Season at Course Comes Next Thursday Columbia University, Gives a Sun. Yards in Four Dowers-Coach Yost rlarietta...…

…The Michigan Daily VTOL. X V. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, DECEMNBER 11, 1904. No. E;1 AMICHIGAN'S TRACK TEAM, 1904-FIFTH YEAR CHAMPIONS OF THE WEST. FITZPATRICK NOT HOPEFUL Prospects for a Winning Track Taam Are lDoubtful --Michigan'sOnly Hope in New Mi. i i 'rt ilt t)it)1 t rl iit:11 ~ W 1111,Cii11c tl !8 \[ 1 1; tl R"4 tilt (ttittiitt iii. i ittitit. it. lii i'l tt1 I tit r ii I ' t lt it tt~ittg lii iY Nitlil- I i1:1l1:11 11 ieti,~ ii N Iii I...…

…The Michigan Daily VO.Xv. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1904. No. 60 WILL INVADE THE EAST. Mihgan's Fencers Will Probably Cmpete in Efastern Intercollegiate Tlournamet - President Zolner has Received Invitation. xxxhiit' iie thecx'at. Ilha is theit ' ioilt ma l v by xiir /xv'l ir, yeserayi5 r. \ nr ec ii a 'd6r eatin the I ineircolleg'iiatefcic- xii l cty onth Fiday'i' 1liiia'lv'_"1~taiiCornelli. i nnaiuiiis. fV't i o and i ii i a w...…

…TheMichigan1Dail ,,TeVpL XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, DECEMBE R1, 1904. No. 59 W CHESS TOURNAMENT. Michigan Chess Club Representatives to Meet Hawkeyes -Plays to be SMade by Mail-First Move Last Night. y estrdi a ateroonciithe Uniersity Chssad Checker clbield a preli- inarx cottst at eitbe rr Hflal for ¢the Ipuros oiseictigplayers to re ~re-resent thte lb it a ciess tram ent i, with the Il}atkeyr Chess cli of the. f State lieireritc ofIoia. f...…

…The Michigan Daily ,ivOI. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, DECEMBE2R 8, 1904. No. 5S8 FALL ROUND-UP. TEST THE DRUG GINSENG. HAZING STORY A FAKE.I Far Westerners to Come Together; Members of the Alpha Sigma Fra-, Louis K. H'awks, a Freshman, Was j< to Smoke ,'Lone Jack" aid Swap! ternity Take Their Annual Dose of: Uninjured When He Left Ann Ar, Tales of the Plains and the Hills. Poison. bor-Tells Wild Tale in (oshen, Ind. vacttt et al Nih l itli...…

…TheMi*chigan Daily I vN.5 XV. ~ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1904. N.5 NO ACTION. I DEBATERS OUT. ( EASTERN TOURNAMENT. TO VISIT ANN ARBOR. o~r f Control Adjourned With- Wisconsin Challenges Michigan to Fencing Club May Arrange One- Blackfrars Comic Opera Club, of out Voting on Freshman Eligibility Debate on Primary Reform-So- Prospects Excellent for Strong' Chicago University, Is Planning o UeldBaseball Coach to be An- ciety Prelim...…

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…The Michigan Daily VOL. Xv. ANN ARBOR. IH, STNAlEAMIJR 94 No. t}3 HONORS FOR MICHIGAN. A CHANGE OF PLANS. HOME IN A SPECIAL. { THE RHOD.ES SCHOLARSHIP Maddockkl'evolutionizes Football in [he Woma n's League Entertain _Ke'yst oe lob Chartersa Train to President Ang~ell Calls Attention to Utah and Now the Mormons Swear, ment ke-organizedt tpon an l~it Pittsburg for tlheClhristmas Vaca the Time of Examination-changes by Michigan.! tirely New Bfas...…

…TheMichigan Daly AVOL. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1904. No. 54 Y. M. C. A. BANQUET. , A UNIQUE PARTY !SCHOOL OF MUSIC RECORD ENCORES GALORE Eighth Annual Banquet Successful- (iven by Woman's League Yester.. The Best Ever Issued by the nstitu- Marked Last Night's Band Concert- Pres. Jas. B. Angell and Others of Gday Afternoon-Result Very rat- tion-Managing Editor to Resign. Sou ta Given a Hearty Welcome- Note Answer to Toasts. ...…

…The Michigan Daily Ivot,. x~ ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, 012 0EMNBER _ ' 1904. No. .)3 IDIEALS IN JOURNALISM, intersting and Instructiv e Lee te--eie in atUniversitv lidu-I cation for Newspaper Men. Ii It 1111II i t t r'tor ( i li0 ct.t ,\ lln) c\ rc~fk' ,;I-M arch(1b H Ittgli f 0 i fl \ Ii l' 11 c 1 ( )1 I l ( ) 1 11 ' } ) ' )t1 11( ) 11 1 t til l I i I 1 1 k a l 1 ) ~ ' -1 " , I1 aI 10 1 1 . }III :1 1111 11 111111 ii11) 1(d1t1 ~ltI ) 1 11"a1 1...…

…The Michigan Daily =COI. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THU RDAY, DECE~MBER ], 1904. No. 52 MIUJICAL CLUB'VS TIP G OOD Nl1STEI f1A YA~L FACUTY CONCERT CHICAGO NEWS Holiday Trip Schedued-WillsGC as Thethsirds F aulsy ConcertiiccursI 5Chicao Adherents Give the Chai- arWest as St. Joseph, Ms a ]ti-iarlfsd ganmatslNew ii Ir a 8eoriosi in risz es'-In ponship Honors to Mihigan- Forty Men to Makse Trip. If cidsi sss of e-ings iwiebii'noniiiat Hal Ain formersi...…

…The ichigan Dail VoL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1903. No. 67 CONCERT POSTPONED. "RS. ANGELL DEAD. On Account of Sad Death of Mrs. An- gell-Musical Clubs Concert at Death Came Yesterday Morning-Her Ypsilanti Cancelled-Remain- Life-Her Work in the Univer- der of Itinry Unchanged. sity. Owing to the sad death of Mrs An- Although Mrs. Angell has been ill gell, the concert at Ypsilanti last for several days the news of her dea...…

…The Michigan Daily VoL, XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1903. No. 66 CHICAGO LETTER. FOOTBALL BANQUET. Gle .Club Concert-Mandell Hall to The Team Royally Entertained-Baird lf .Opened-Eckersall Returned Talks on Eastern Game Question. to. College. FOOTBALL BANQUET. Chicago, Dec. 15, 1903. Last evening at nine o'clock the The Annual home concert of the mu- members of the football team, the ath- sica clubs given in Mandell Hall l...…

…heMichigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1903. No. 65 [UROPEAN fELLOWSIUIP. COLUIBIAN OROAN. CHORAL UNION. MUSICAL CLUBS. The Association of Collegiate Alum History of the Pipe Organ In Univer- Successful Concert Given Last Night First Concert Tomorrow Night at Yp- nae Announce the Establishment sity Hall-It Was the Original -Soloist Wins Favor With the silanti-Special Cars on the Mot- of An European Fellowship- Wor...…

…The Mc9 nvai0 VOL. XIV. SENIOR LAW PARTY. Successful Party Given by '04 Laws at Granger's Last Evening-Unique Programs were a Feature. Last evening the Senior Laws gat one o the trettest tarties of thi sea son at Granger's Acadetoy. This is the first ot a series of tparties which the class intends to give dtiringi ih' winter. The tickets were limiteid to the enmbers otte eass wichtetmade( the event a sociat success. Atot 60 couplses attentte...…

…. ]0 VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1903. fl[SION CHOSELN. Michigan Half-back Only Western Man en Camp's First All-Ameri- can, Maddeck, Redden and Graver Have Places en Third Team. Waiter Camp, tie d1an1ofifoot 1)1)1. has chosen hisAll-Amorican tool hail teams anti He tons ofi Michig;ana sh onty westi-rnt tuaye to behooried otil slht hir-I ea.Caps etlimioare as fottows: First Eleven. hodlney 1-sristreton. tat ht -tii-an, Y...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. NO ir [OR "IDWAY. Chicago University Does Not Expect Its Annual Donation from the Oil King-Rush May Be Aided- Notes from the Midway. Chicago, Dec. 12, 1903. Chicago will probably not receive the usual annual Christmas gift from the founder of the university this year. President Harper after his re- cent trip into the East said that he did not expect to be able to announceI at the Christmas convocation the re- cei...…

…Th'e Michigal VOL. XIV.. ANN, ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11], 1903, No. ()1 CONTEfrIPORARY [RANC. j [UNAL TRIBUE PAID. 10 PI1OIO6RAPII 6[RNIS Opening Lecture, in Series on "The By Fraternity Brothers of Rusell H. Zeiss Camera Obtained from Germany Country-Object of Course-Sub MWiliams-Funeral Services at -Rooms Fitted Out in Medical jects of Future Lectures. Kansas City Under Auspices of Bilding-Prof. Rygarud in Alumni Chapter of S. A....…

…The itchigan'a VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1903. No. 60 CnICAGO CO"FrIONS. NEW QUIZ SYSTEM. OPEN fl'E[~INO. STUDENT SUICIDE. tiniversity of Michigan is Represented Professor Dow is Trying a New Sys- Philosophical Society Opens This Junior Lit. and Member of Sigma Al. there one Semester Yearly. tom of Weekly Quizzes. Year's Work With a Lecture by pha Epsilon Fraternity Shoots Professor Rebec. Himself this Morning. One dep...…

…The NichiganDal Vor,. XIV. ANN ARBJOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DEsCEMBE.R 9, 1903 No. 59 [OOTEBA[L BANQUJET. "ARINE [N6iIN[[RIN. MsAK[S CONCSSIONS. PR[SID[NT [LIOT. The Annual Banquet Tendered the New Equipment fr the Enineering East at Last Admits that Western Co- Addressed a Large Audience Last Bv. Foothall Players by the Business Building Will Greatly Aid the leges Play a Very Superior Game ening n Prominent Asects of Men is Set fr December i. St...…

…The Mchig al VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, DECEMBER ;~, 1903. No. 58 PRESIDEiNT[lIOT. TIF RESHMfAN SPR[AD. Will Lecture in S. L. A. Course-Stu- %Supssenior PeiosFucioso dent of Labor and Capital Que- /a Sno Character-Large Num tions-His Life and Writints. bers in Attendance and Beauti. ful Costumes Worn Pres. Charles William Elio, of Har,-- v n nvest il dss h t tast Sat ru ay night at 12 oschic it at oilsthis eveninig in t iersita ii Ir...…

…The ichigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, ?MICH., 'SUNDAY, DECEMBER C, 1903. No. 57M SUJCC[SS IS ASSUJRD. Musical Club Concerts Will Be Loyal- ly Patronized By Hundreds of Michigan Alumni and Friends. The itiiiei-s-io le comiing Trip itf the mnicial(cubs o icXlihian ie- ceiveil tip MIniger tJuhn Waiing ldur- ing lth platiwodli ti -iiiattie nii liifac tinh-ialminiindiiil ohers are, eageritoIhe-r ad if ain ricciubs att aiuns maes wheiiiconc111i...…

…TheMichigan Daily VOL~. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATU)RDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1903. No. 5ii WALTER CA"1P'S VIEW. His Comment Written Before He Saw Michigan-Chicago Game-His Ac- count of That Awaited With lote rest, 'It is hardly e'n~oat''riae t sy that thetioitnttediarc in thei ilid- Ie West.ati i a tndithe i toeenatmen are, il evety ttintiua t' hut titmotuuts itt Octoiher 'ted Nvebeare tie tioatbalcileoachieeo ti1e impotranti teamst. TItisyathrha...…

…The MichgnDaily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1903. No, 55 MU1ISICAL CLUBS. MrICHIGAN 1ONOR[D. YOST AT YAE. Will Give Concerts in Three Statesl James F. Halliday is Chosen One of Michigan's Coach Confers With Yale During the Christmas Vacation- Four Orators For Final Hamilton Authorities-Nothing Definite Con Program For Glee Club-Me m. Club Contest. luded-Yale Captain Will bers Will Be Well Entertained. j Decide. _____I T...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. QIRID[VS' CHOLA Conditions of the Scholar vided By Cecil Rhodes-T igan Men to Be Selec The late Cecil John Rhod ed by his will for the est for male students of schol the yearly value of $1,500 any college in the Univers ford for three consecutIvea years. Two students from may be appointed to thes ships, one in the spring o one a year later. President Angell, of theI of Michigan, President Spe vet College, and Pres...…

…The Michigan Daily VoL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH.,- WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1903. No. 53 TWELVE MEN 6ET "f's." EMICI1GAN WINS PRAIE. Just a Dozen Football Men Receive Member of Mosely Commission Places the Coveted Insignia-Sixteen Men Michigan Among First Five Great Awarded "R's'-Fourteen Fresh- American Universities-In Class menWin the All-Freshman With Harvard and Cornell. Numerals. Hon. William Henry Jones, member The following twelve men ha...…

…fhe ichigan Dail Vo. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1908. No. 52 THANKSGIVING GAME. CONFERENCE [FETING. fUEi11MAN SEAR DEATH Of PDR. FISHne. Chicago Outclassed at Every Point- Stagg to Be Member of Rules Com- To Be Given By the Sophomore Girls Succumbs to Typhoid Pneumonia Af- Michigan Champion of the West. mittee For Western Colleges. At the Barbour 'Gym ter An Illness of Several Weeks. The Michigan victory on Thanks- On Friday t...…

…UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. SROoaNDYEAR. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1902 N o. 71l A NEW DEPARTURE h~euniversity will Make its Own Ga s Mantles -A Small Plant, With Most Improved Equip- ment, Being Constructed Tti..Uierity is nose to make its e:wn gmis mantles andS for that purpse .a mwiti plant canhmintng lie mo-tI p aswc it gas maitilette quipmtisa t 9ata.. enr5 tte tt ie bath e t oft a 1!iftV, iistini ibiig. It I - testate-I OWy tese...…

…UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. ANN~ ARBOR, MICH.. T111RSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1902 N.7 . 'RCOSiI YEAR. No. 0 TRANSMISSION OF DISEASE Accepts the Presidency fir. Hinsdale Points Out How This rrl soii ilol101 ill te f i,1,l' May be Done--Great Lakes po It11tnee 111:speieto to Furnish Wae he .hoI- Ciee fA-v, li1s1,1s 1111 -,-tI il Iiit,, I IniIn Ai 'i,-11- hasi tmiln largvI Y i so d.n _________a, _I._l_ stII___ , t1l l fl lillil annhli 41-inltha c PA\I .lN-...…

…_____UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. SE1o)ND YEAR. ANN AlfbB(I1,N lI( I1 WFIDNI D Y.N !t N 1-kl1E ITV Pi N. W) AGREEMENT IS REACHED jf~l N 1l F - ,1 tM,- V P r ER A FOOTSALL E o- EVJM ih aS-ON ns1-igti By the Board o Col I " wl tub ll 1l , on p( S T [e'"o1rd 911i l on the Lonn-Staii, i g li 1ttit, [-,r ~~.i i Hs l ' t l, Band W~il GO it hitrll, "i ,.tieHt4t on K l[i "Ait itti ~ I r e t' ii ti Iti li titt l . i t - - 3upervi51 t1 j i'i- ill tiltt itI1 ...…

…UNI IERSITYOFMICHIGAN.__ ___ ANN: XlM ll . I l( IH .till HI) A . I) (' \liA ti 1(;, :1N i . +; i CLUB HAS N QWSTNT LOO ING BACKWARID" d r ~ ne i:.ti(7 l il d l. it i:IOrgv ln- ;ti:1itt'-itl t '4°;t ?lt 'i 1.i.l ltIi 4 l/tton P, Art nnt vtl 's 111 l I,' ttil+, Pro- il ti ilti it' o H p idIn to - ' 4 Pi I11 nl 1 I T I lii.(11 r1. 1111 41 hl I tnlbrC t lllr-liiJ i 'I P Ilitil)0 1t C..1 t(" 11( i lii I l i } h i~ ls(:t lp l r tl "'4\'(1 iI t 11 T ...…

…UNI E RSITY OF MICHIGAN._ \ N A.I4)1 4 N41 I IC(II , 1;=[ 451DA 1, (> 1 lI !)2 4M4N4YAu BRILLIANT SUCCESS. --E Well f'D'dtre \1 .I,, ," lip E i. :tom 11 . :ttl, :{tij i , itlt , fir ]: ,, ,jtl t 7 , l , i;l;j,. tit l.. A> t'544 %x, "tl'lu 'Ar o t(" "i 1l lo tInq t444tll" ti t 444444l4l3:4 t''444 II 44443 li'f?4 IM4444444 lii'. in 54''in o 444'.m IY444444444 414):n I4w4444la44414I o 4444444M M in it llil w .i!at11'-;ia u~ng i~tu, 1; th" lan M i...…

…_______ UNI, E RSITY OF MICHIGAN.______ ANN ldid~t)1b, \tl(1I . S\Ttl'1)AY. 1 ('MD ixf 190182 Nto . xi Si' NI) : 1 J.:' . COMEDY CLUB TONIGHT i s5'" V lxix uand Dlio' i 'l ,,v ~ C~O Er C OSEN r u . J l tax la t sa i ~'x ...l P ..a .: . Cf i t !ijiliAt . a ... xt i t{ i I~ f13 ii i mil ii li i }Ii I i t i tt V Iri-i fii'.; ' r l1 +; '''liitrliii)' ,, ' : )i + l 11 { . 1):y w iiII ' yix 1;1 I' p ''ii il L' ii1t I I i(ii11xvi x.iiin 1 i i1: f i s...…

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…UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WED)NESDAY, L7 CEMBER 10, 1902 N.6 bSEOND YEAR. 140. 63 ------------------- z-_ WHY MICHIGAN IS GREAT Written by Fielding 1. Yot, the; Wonderfully Successful Coach of the University of Michigan Football Teamf Fieding Hlan-i Yost. she great coach' °f the university of Michigan's twice- e' ni-p i n football team, ontriltrtis ts' I itr-Ny-ews tihs ssstjaeie ri- ' ihrnis (:ranst in Fototihttl." It is an 'h...…

…UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. SECOND YEAR. AN\N ARDOR, MIIL. TUESDAY, 1)tkEMBER 1}, 1902 STANDARD TIME Wisconsin to Play Here Tltin t t al t ',I1'a tt'' lt lit To be Adopted by University January " t I I. .t'il ii'e~r'lnaii' 1, 1903 -Clacoes to Meet at S it t I.:,tv' i' ii. 'fThis w i itr O'clock Under Nesw System es - tcasi- ,. I:: ,ite a"n ill sti; -Local Time Discarded atit 1e , ' il ;'Ixily ill11tv. I __________ j ilntt' 'of t il t it o X' itill...…

…UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. SECOND YEAR. ANN ARBLOR, MICH., SUNDAY, DECEMBER i, 1902 No. 6 1 THE FOOTBALL BANQUET Promises to be a Rousing Affair Fine Program of Toasts-Covers for One Hundred and Thirty-Five Plrepaatiions for tecoipitoo-itr banet to0l1w tendered Itv te o-it isine-etmenl o Ann Arbi t the , v-i-triitn-. fixi~bltea mlare riitVttc going forward uindt(r the ethiietnan- ame.ofte ecommiiittee 'ii liirget fT-eiiovviiiiie.w8s tarted lat i-...…

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