…Ije iVI. of Al. Wla il PRICE, THREE CENTS. VOL. III.-No. 99. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1893. THE THIRTY-FIFTH MILESTONE. A Brief Sketch of the Grand Work Accomplished by the S. C. A. During Its Career. The opening event of the celebra- tion of the thirty-fifth anniversary of the organization of the Students' Christian Association occurred Sat- urday evening, in the reception ten- dered Mrs. Alice Freeman Palmer at Newbe...…
…VOL. 1Ill-No. 100. UNIVERISITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 189 1. PRICE, THREE CENTS. WITH SONG AND DANCE. clever work. ML\cLaughlin is under- HOW THEY WILL CELEBRATE. The Knights of the Burnt Cork are lindsoraiinhigithsnpeia Birthday Celebration Getting Ready for Business-Good songs such as "That's How the lice Notes from Other Colleges and "YU Entertainment is Assured. Stung Willie. " McLaughlin's dainc- Universities. Ak rehearsal of ...…
…. of ztt *I VOL. III.-No. 101. VOL 11.-in. 01. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEI iJAIY 22, 1898. ROTEECN. PRICE, THREE VENTS. THE ORATOR OF THE DAY, Until a few months agoi \tr.lDoug- THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD. A Brief Biographical Sketch lioaf it fiin roeuigi That is Mr. Max Heinrich as a Song Stephen Arnold Douglas, of lorcey (if Chlicaco. Singer-J. Erich Schmaal to Chicago- lroa perneh ta Play Friday Evening, The last words of St...…
…Vol-.III.-No. l02. UNIVERISITY OF MICHIGAIN, THURSDAY FEB3RUARY 2f3, 1893 Pmmee, THREE CGENTS. WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY. people of the two colonies in New THEY SCORED A HIT. I.land anti the South differecd ThatEng t Fitly Celebrated- rte.Stir- widely in somet respetis.The niv peranesianLstelsinghei K rgSpeenhtroni Hon, SA. We h1Rrltoniw caeappslni Douglas.Tei ______ on, the coloinists demanted 'a liman___ t~ieriyBalws akd e-foi a leaier who possc...…
…ale . o a VOT'. III.--No. 103. VOL. 11--No 108. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, F.RIDAY , FEBRIUAIIY 21, 18938. PIE osECs. YRICE, Tf ltEE CRN'rs. TWO ORATORICAL CONTESTS. L. G. Long Won the '04 Lit Contest a nd Mr. Chapman the '94 Law- The Orations CeciL K elly. Prof. Alcchemiii 1Reent . MoMILLAN INDOOR MEET. I Whiiiisi sol . Kares etrl sGrest Interest in Athletic Work at ' S iudgres of the fthou-lit of tlir era-f the Gymnasiuim-200 Athletes 4 t...…
…II' ; > z ,- CVi tf t i j Y C t Vol- I:II.-NO. 10-1. Vos, IILi~o.104. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGAIN, SATURDAY, FEBi~RUAR{Y 2), 1890". PtoTicCNS I'map;, THREE CENT'S. FOURTH CONCERT. I List. as follows 1'alknet ilZedick, WE WILL BE STRONG IN THE BOX .I_ iudy ad Jeffer Ihe negastiveEvrtigIdcesTaOu K Unliversity Hall is Filled to Hear 'Eeyhn ndcts Ta u Max Heinrlch and 1r1 J_ Erich f spekers ate lMessrs.ILipsonIBest, Regular Pitcher Will be Ably ...…
…. . I Ak . tt* [An loom VOL. III. -Nu. l t 5. VOL.111-o. 105. UNIVERSITY 01? MICHIGAiN, MOND- AY, FEI3RUARY 27, 1893. tesTHE(ES. PIIICE, Tmm.F. CENTS. WE ARE PROUD OP THEM!. treated in a practical, as well as THE SENIOR LITS ORATE.. The U. of M. Minstrels Give a Per- entertaining way, and many valnable Much Good Material Brought Out u~ tormiance Relecting Great Credit suggestions given. MNodels of the; by the Contest-A Result ofS' evceswe...…
…ldsh ..Idmmmb-" Agffl t . 1a 1 . VOL. III.-NO. 1.06. VOL. ll-No 1%. UNIVERfSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBEIUAIRY 28, 1593. RE TEEENS PRICE, THREE (TENTS. MICHIGAN'S THREE DEBATERS. desersved. He appears well on tlse CHANGES IN BASE BALL. The Debate Last Evening a Comi pafrm n asacersrn New and Important Additions to the' plete Success-The Mandolin voiceIlie talked with msoderationi,! Rules of Play Proposed Club the Same. but nmade careful...…
…r ~ f , ' . 1a 1 . T N Si. TV -No %. UNIVERSITY OF MICIGAN, THUTRSD AY , FEBRIUIARTY1184 EETECN. YitICE, THREFt CENTS. THE LAWS' BENEFACTOR. and large mining interests in the! A CLEAR EXPOSITION. To G eAwa3 ipper enossa Of the "Christian Constitution of A Short Biographical Sketch of the In 1843 Mr. Bhl niarriedcit Mis Society" by Prof. Herron, Late Christian H. Bhl, of Iowa College. We iW is c -5f in, I cipencils aiid of Detroit. Caro...…
…lac tt* o ,.L 8A L =111111dm A qa ig .1 iii VOL. IV.-No. 8P. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1594. THIS IS NO FAKE. receipts will go to the deserving MUSIC AT ITS BEST. u npoor. .The canvas used by the n~ The Concert Given by the Faculty of urRpVnWinkle Gymn is to be r omte Completed at Once.-An Exten- sor hop committee has been secured. the School of Music Last Night sion of the Law Course. Stabler has charge of thi ecora- the...…
…lab, , ' t. a l . Vs.. IV.-No. ff0. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1894. PEacE, THREE CENTS. ,()f,. IV.-No. 190. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY>, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. WHEN OUR "GYM" IS FINISHED, be absolutely worthless for wnomen OUR CONTEMPORARIES., o G ~ ~~ WeWi HveOn o te es nds some special provisioni will, of Impressions Gleaned ram a Vit. toToG ye uag the Country In Material necessity, have to be mad...…
…of , 1. ail. VOL. IV.-No. 91. VOL. -No 91. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5 84 RCTu~~CNS PRICE, Tiim ,, CENTS. THE CLOSING ADDRESS. ' trail was southwest througlh town to ORATORS FOR THE CONTEST. To Gii/'rtetolgtthneiie a~ Prof. Herron Speaks on "A Vision a point na h olgttec More Than Thirty to Cempete for of Life."--The Institute Suc- across countryfor half a mile, enter- the Honor of Representing t cessfully Concluded.thUnv...…
…of 4kAN - , VOL. IV. -No,. 92. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 189 4. PRICE, THREE CENTS. SOME INTERESTING FIGURES from Ann Arbor who will be at- THE PUPILS' RECITAL. T R ariEthe Choral Union Duringtatdhr ilts tecpct f1m YersRare.-ngrctdlirewlltstthgapctyo As an Indication of the High Grade Its Five Yer'Cre.A the hall, and tirkets will not be of Instruction Given in the School ctiVe nce ine lead peedi Unparalleled Success. ...…
….- . of A&I AL .1d9omb-0 m1w VOL. IV.-No. 93d. UNIVERSITY OF MICHiIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 189 4. ATHLETIC RULES this board shall lie appointeil by the TRACK ATHLETICS IN THE WEST president of the University, to serve 1T Adopted by the Board of Regula-, until the next annual mneeting of the Plans For a Field-Meet in ChicagoI tion.-Southern and Eastern for the Western Chan- baseballTrips. jSenate or until their soccessors shallponip lib...…
…t 1 ., ' f y - . ; ,' s : , , t ,''; ' VsOL. IV.-No. 9-4. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 189 EASTERN LAW SCHOOLS. laws here is connected with the Bos-1 A NEAT VALENTINE. too law school. I ?rof. Mechsem Describes the Man- The Next Number of Wrinkle to be agement co' the Eastern Law At Harvard, eight msen give theirJ Devoted to St. Valentine and Sclthools. entire time to the law schsool isnTe Daily. -- straction. Hitre, it is...…
…le"77 ,, « it ' Vat,.TV-No. 95. UNIVERSITY OF MIG:HIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 18991. THE PIANOFORTE. ing hold first rank. The fornmer I AN IDEAL ARTIST. its Construction and Possibilities- pterfected thne iron harp-frasie, giv- EeyOewohshadSr ~a Prof. Stanleys's Lenture Last iag to it the requisite Strengtth and Hveiy nchohs PheaingMSongs, Nightv Well Received, resonance. Fewv tersons woulil Pronounc e Him Such. think that the strain on tine...…
…rx; Afth. x fGr 4 %low Vf z. I V. NO. Of' ). VIL. TV-No.UIVER SITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1894. PIETRECNS PRICE, THREE CENTS. SUMMER INSTRUCTION. ners, by Mr. Reed. Primary and I seconidary batteries, by Professor Pat-~ ASynopsis of the Pro gram for the tesj aoaoy oki eea Summer Course of chmsryny-r ele.\-syis struction. Iceity yAr fge.Aayia _ ieceemistry and organic chemistry, ti The comnmitte oaving in charge)1r. Edwards....…
…VoL. IV.-No. :7. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1894 PRICE, THREE CENTS. THE GREATEST SONG-SINGER. his masterly performance aroused WE ARE IN LINE. an enthusiasm which manifested Candidates for the Baseball Nine As a Pleasing High Grade Baritone C N ers.-ote.Promi- Singer Max Heinrich itself in imperative encores. Mr. are Numerous.-Some Promi- has ro Eoual Z.eitz is a finished artist in every nest Men. ieiisinini no velis sid Y...…
…Vol,. l.-No. 198. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1894. PRICEi, THREE CENTS. THlE DETROIT CONVENTION. 'Republican members of Cosgress 1 AMATEUR ATHLETICS. To'ns'Gilute Ar ovaentff from tbe state wii also go witb the ° Foreign M~isions to ba held party. It will reach Detroit Wed- An International Congress of Ama- in ~~teurs.-To BrinE About Un- ehv oefnla Fecuad iDetroit. nesday night sod start on the return formity. acocuesrngc t i...…
…of AMLIV Iti. VOL. IV.-\{o. 19. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1894. IETRECTS PRICE, THREE CENTS. HE TALKED OF MONEY. wedge which is to accomplish that THE DRAWING PARTY To basis. Given by the Sophomore Class Vet- Q. Prof. Taylor Discusses Some Re-, cent Phases of the Monetary Is silver, wheat, etc., falling or is ed a Great Success.-They Make Money. We hae somefine lcl pee'i System in the United States. gold rising? Gold...…
…V . [V.--No. 100. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY- length, involving as it does the pos- WASHINGTON'S WRINKLE sible loss to the United States ofTo GiVe Afa The Law Students will Celebrate Will be out Tomorrow.-The Laws the Thirty-fourth An- one hundred and twenty-five million are in it again, and are Hon- Wehavesomefine lead pencils and niversary' dollars. The subject matter is or...…
…j c . o , . Dail . 'Sic. flY-No. 101. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. Vol- IV.-No. 101. UNIVERSITY UE MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 189 4. PRICES THREE CENTS. SENIOR LIT CONTEST. the family, the church, business,I ONL DISGRACED. !T G " M r congestion of piopulation, politics,i A Freshman Banquet Results Fa- i ® The Class of Ninety-Four will be n'ie tally-One Dead and Sev- Represented by Mess...…
…c . of AQ It's V()- IVi.-No. 102. .0 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, 'FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1894. A MUSICAL NUMBER. The viola soloist, Mr. George The New York Philharmonic Ciub Sauer, has been a member of the Give a Concert in the S. L. A. Damrosch, Seidl and Boston Sym-E Course Tonight. phony orchestras. He is as artist' the New York Philharmonic club 'in whom the management takes give a concert tonight in the S. L. great pride. A. course. This ...…
…fAdubw tt* 'Of 3, VOL. I V.-NO. l0 . UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1894. PRICE, TEREE CENTS. I f BASEBALL MEN OUT. Short stop-H.- French, H. R. AN EXCELLENT CONCERT. To Gie A J Y ates, J. Condon, XX. W. Pepple.l The New York Philharmonic Club Practice Eegns Today in the Gym- -yield-Captain E. C. Shields, 11. Scores a Crest Success-The I nasiu m. -Candidates Are c s1 1.s I' Program Doubled. Weots esm ela ecl n Msany. 11....…
…VOL. IV.-NO. 104. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 189. PRICE, THREE CENTS. SOPHOMORE ORATORS. in his gestures and style of delivery. INTERCOLLEGIATE LEAGUE. T i~eA aJ - -' ~The musical part of the programI New Rules Adopted-Milchigan Not. The Sophomore Competition in the was furnished b Miss Colton. Reresentedgby Delegates.- Oratorical Contest Won by hy Surplus Divided. ( 55' a elsomeFii, l 0 pnee isan Mr. F. P. Sadler. The decisi...…
…VOL. IV-No. 105. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARTY 27, 1894. PRICE, TnRFFi CENTS. THE JUNIORS ORATE complete the class compettionss AHEICASCITO Equly in Governmental Powers rihe judges' markings are as fol- -morat Meting ofIAthe oa.rodG A of and mmiratin Pobles lws:Directors Plans for Future an mithoSubPcts.lems --.lows-:Action Decided Upon. 0,c oitn lw cu~l n is liti veI The board of directors of tiesa Last esening the juniors held c...…
… , ' . ail. Voc. [V--No. lOb. UMYERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBIIUAIIY 2~, 1894. PRICE, ThREE CENTS. Vol- [V.--No. 100*. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2S, 189-f. PRICE, THREE CENTS. RENOWNED AS ORATORS "Shall Suffrage be Restrained?' was treated by Mr. J. N. Dasis in a The Junior Laws Make Their Debut in Oratorical Contests at masterly wayT, not refering to e\- the 0. uf M. tending tbe rigbt to women, but --r discusse...…
…a II. of Vo7, V. No. 88. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN I, . Wailti. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1,1 189.. PRICE---THREE CENTS. All- TW;ESTERN VELEV EN. tilWlla wsufrtnt nI I IIOLOGICAI SOCIETY. NO G O TDN sirn kept out of most of toe gal'l'es iy__ _GODSTDN OUTING HAS CHOSEN ONE FOR .lit jur. As a fieldtgenteral and toekieSMR. LEWIS STRAUSS DISCUSSES1 '9,FAVORING WISCONSIN. ENGLISH PARAGRAPHS. I ins to lcarn without books. ______lmal is pierhiaps a staoP t...…
…Ijc t.01f , 1 oil9 Vol- V. No. 819. UNIVERSITY OF 'MICHIGAN, SATUTRDAY, FEBRUARY 2.,189M. PiiICE--Ttu EE CENTS. CIOAIIUINCOCR.Association of Western Institutions. CORL('ECOiRT CASICALI Cli. I ONFET RE-NCEi. it___lstme I11 i____ wllol'NO GOOD STUDENT ENTERTAINMENT LAST NIGHTALGEMTIGRAND A BRILLIANT SUCCESS. e1titren clt -ia riesolui ntion5pasd AL,4EMENGAR ANE ries to learn without hooks. (-iltgaii--io ici-iOi t t- FRMRH2- Some people thlou...…
…IjcttI. of VOL. V. No. 9)0. UNIVERSITY OF MICIGAN I, . a I rMONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1895. IPmci;o-TH-REE CENTS. itili Asl y:fialraf notl. PRKELIMINARY DEBATE, ma ' t i l '~ ou t~tan 1(11o11e1 is PIONEER HOME MISIONS. NO GOOD STUDENT INTER-SOCIETY CONTEST WILL ol.hinliga b. ietiigani" REV. E. ADAMS' ADDRESS AT )Tries to 1cLarn without books. BE HELD MARCH 8. 'Piicktcommaitteie on arranlgL1111ts :it NEWBERRY HALL YESTERDAY. Somepol tog ryt s Lit...…
…Ic U. of. fit Wa iu. VoL. V. No. 91. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1895. PRICE--THREE CENTS. TIDE SENATE PRIZES 'Princeton's Training Criticised. A TRIP THROUGH EUROPE. NO GOOD STUDENT A1Pinetnmagazi ne reentlv eni TO BE COMPETED FOR THIS A VERY INTERESTINC TALK BY SPRING. woeited very unfavorably upon the MR. JOHN S H E E H A N . Tries to learn without books. methoes of training which Ire in force Some people though try to...…
…Ije U. cfi Jit Eail4 Von,. V. No., 92. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, ,WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. THE SENATETROPHIESI OFFERED FOR EXCELLENCE IN GENERAL ATHLETICS. Scheme for Grading Those Who Will Compete for the Cups in the' Spring Meet. In the article printed yesterday on the University Senate prizes for individual all-around excellence in outdoor and indoor athletics, it was stated that the outdoor prize would be given f...…
…of , 1 ala0 lt, VOL. V. NO. 93. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, I.895. PRICE----TiiRF.i?, CiFwT , IT IS STIL UNSETTLE. ! Prof. Ziwet's Paper. OFtEDUCTIONl(!.! ___.IITO{Y___NO GOOD STUDENT UNIN F EDCALSCOOS ~li~itle ot llslslll. iilisNEW COURSE FOR NEXT SEM ESj{ Ties to learn withUt hooksUI. LEF UDEIDD. giiliOfreli Iliisioill~a scityTER UNDER PROF. HINSDALE. Sonie people thouigh try to use this year was till' o1ne'list eseilo...…
…Ijc iLI. of , ' tai ln. VOL. . NO. 91. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1895. PRICE--TIIREE CENTS. CHICAGO ATHLETICS. TWO COMING IMPORTANT ATH- LETIC MEETINGS, Chicago A. A. and the First Regi- ment-Amateur Athletic Union.-- Various Events Open to Colleg- ians. An open indoor athletic meeting wi] he iven by te thicago A. A. an he first regiment, Illinois Nationa Guards, onl Satrdaty. March 2. in the first regiment armory, Mich...…
…Vol,. V. No. 95. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN . SATURDAY., FEBRUARY IR . 18915. PRICE --Fly rCENTS. 'TIS ATIING ~aOF TlE AST O'slok ths mon;!g, olh.'nthe paty Ella Shelby an(1 Mod C1ry,5of 1 and N06 0 PAS1010'boke1nips oting le "Asnill ~1011a11Rapids. Mslses Clara 1-Edy nd . 111 NINETEENTH ANNUAL BALL vrlysucsosot.t10 l ''tiorl1lopIXEddy.of Bay City, 1M1isoes lltl f, Tiesto earii without lt book. PASSE INT HISORY. as h oe'0i111 10101 .of t121'v 7111...…
…Ijc U. of , 1 i. 1ai t VOL. V. N o. 96. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARYI,19. PRtICE>- 'rIIIM:i? CE STS. TI(D N IIOIM About the Regents' Rcports. E Generosity in Gifts. DR. J. E. TALMVIAGE IN S. L. A. A\ngol i iltttlill y00tt-lt170 1101' )l-flonideltlc ptli 1110tEo 011111111i))for11l- COURSE SATURDAY NIGHT. Press: tioli regardil. the 10o111 and private," A:nn Artor))', 1 .1. Ii 11yourIIr .1)- gills 11111110 1t-heI)' 110)0)10 s111...…
…Ijc ti. of , i. l il . N7't% . -N. o:''r. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1895> . Pi aci.-THR '.E. CF*N--",. _________ kot -1 tiio i-i-i-lIds. X bc-li tendN. THE SChIOOL OF USIC. c NOt~~OO 10 ~ni11go icrs iGSAO{I O\ GOOD STUDENT A SYNOPSIS OF THE VARIOUS tlirouglitie etlie11100111 touta. SENATE AND HOUSE COMMIT-1 TEES ON THE UNIVERSITY HERE. ries to lern witiout Hooks. COURSES OPEN TO STUDENTS. Tit, school vear il div id int...…
…tl* . In E AL . VOL. V. N . }.48, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WED)NESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1895. P RICE-THREE CENTS. T H so Ser GY 441J ill4 4'Ea 41411F e P410 1OO d.111 '1 Jim. A AiWt'SC01NSIN LE}'iTTER. Contestants forOratorical Honors. JNORLW OTE . ' - -'I'l( ol~ l 444l".'114s 1 41401-tt141 1114 ('4111- [ATU'gVERITYIS USYWIT t14111 14il ill l, 11'14 oraitorical ;"SIX SPEAKERS IN THE ORATOI ATcontSTeIstSsWTH111411 wIith t11111r41114.14144 11...…
…Ijc U. of _ VOL. V. NO. 99. UN~IVERSITY OF MICHIIGAN, TIII'RSI)AY, FEBRUARY 21, 1S9;5. PRICE-1 RE F',CENTS. STEAl5 D;1ANFOLI I M sjcg' iilog T TFIRE I{OlTECTIONO GOOD STUDENT WINNERS OF LAST NIGHTS j itl i 'elt'1 tt'.titbu. iiilan t 'tiit'5sor f j << ORATORICAL CONTESTS. Two of the Lit Orators Chosen "Three Aristocracies" and "Cen- tralization in Our Government" Their Subjects. 'lit'O~tri, i ol ti-4t' of il(to' l ort oritis. but I tij...…
…4c ti of til, it f t I jee ko Vor,. V. NTo. 1009. UNIVERSITY OF NMICHIGAN, SATIIAY . ERUARY 2:;. 18~95. I'I1It--I''lultER CENTS. rAN 1, L( )LENT A 1)1)1{E;SS. F in , ansid siFhus. s;',Iat:Faidltll 'IFill,1E NOR c(ONTES. A BRILLIANT SPEECH DELIVERED 1111talion l111 11n11hfe lhoiloIgh ilL li'THE EFFORTS OF ORATORICAL BY HON. JOHN J. LENTZ, ! Ctilllf of their' I)('0140.l1u11onaly ill ASPIRANTS AMONG THE '95 LITS.1 The Celebration of Washl...…
…~Iji U.of Al.ltDn VOL. V. PNO.1 .I.I UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25,185 PRICE-THRUEE CENTS. MAY .\NI I)YI. 5 LW Tej11dges were Profas. MIclttglldin. i Annual Address Before the S. C. A. ~lffff T~lM _________ Ixtiowlton .11 i'l tliotoilccthoug;htIUUUU IUE I I I itiet city halii ti ii icowdled lit SENIOR LAW ORATORICAL CON- 1tutu i-1oiti)lc. t11id Profs. 'oltioit t1ighlt 1tolistellit)i- i: ildi tio ddecalire Ties to let-inwjtl...…
…~Ij It. ot7A.fn VoL. V. No. 102. UNIVERSITY-OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. UIYCLUB LECTURE. .PROF. THOMPSON ON THE INDI- VIDUAL AND THE STATE. A Discussion of the Problem of the AdJustment of Labor to Capital, and the Distribution of Wealth. Prof. Tihonmpson gave a very sug- getive taper before Unity Club last .-veiilg 0n "The Inldividulal and 111e :State." It was given in place of one accnmulations of wealth abo...…
…tt* AL Wailx. Vol. V. No. 103. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. A FIEE SILVER CLUB. THE FRIENDS OF SILVER MEET AND ORGANIZE. Committees Are Appointed on Res- olutions and Constitution - Can- vass for Members to Commene at Once. A free silver club was organied in the law deirtmet yesterday after- noon by a large sd enthusiastic crowd of students. W. I. tDowing, -9 law, was eected femporary chair- ...…
…Ijc u:. of , . a l u. VOL. V. No. 104. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. PROF. TAYLOR'S ADDRESS. necessity myb eue ypaigaME O{IASCRD OGO TDN -premium on notes in circulation, thus MM. _ODIA_ EURDNG ODS UD N HIGH DEGREE OF ELASTICITY IN NATIONAL CURRENCY NEEDED. Mteans Cur Securing It Outlined- Students May Join Michigan Pol- itical Science Association. Prof. F. Ml. Taylor delivered a most 'instructi...…
…VOL. V1. No. 894. UNIVELISITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURD)AY, FEBRUARY 1, 1896. FouR PAGEcS-3 CENTS.r ONE IIITARI Is enough for one person to I play on at one time. One 11 guitar is not enough, how- 1041 ever, to supply 3,000 stu- I constantly in stock several H S dozens of guitars of various SI makes and prices. y IBETTER LOOK AT OUR UOFM. GUITAR.,1 S It's good as its namve. i5$ THE ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO., 110 S. MAIN ST. Last D Oy GREAT SHOE SALE! -Of...…
…lie . a , 1a . VOL. VI. No. 90. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1 ,36. FOUR .PAGES-3 CENTS. V TILNDACEUJN TOLDO ATH LET-C CONTESTS. PSI UPSILON CHAPTER YYEUJE1 Princeton and Yale Met to Arrange Organized at Chicago in the Face 111 ONM UIAL t ANULELD WILLY NOTSI BE.for Them of Oposition Is enough for one person to i HELD IN GYMNASIUM.iu oa nd ir dsa mvehs e mdeb play on at one time. OneI Decided at Committee Meeting lllrsiiii...…
…VOL. VI. No. 91. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 18 6. FouR PAGE-3 CENTS. i i- ONE GUITAR Ni Is enough for one person to!+ S play on at one time. One N S guitar is not enough, how- if S ever, to suppiy 3,000 stu- I dents. That's why we have constantly in stock several + dozens of guitars of various i S makes and prices. t jBETTER LOOK AT OUR I t U. OF M. GUITAR. It's good as its name. STHE ANN ARBOR ORGAN GO., 11 N S. MAIN SIT. ...…
…lie tt* Of Vor.. VI. No. 92. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY T, 1896. FOUR PAGES-3 CENTS. i' VO.V.N.9.UIESTtFMCIAFIDY ERJ1Y 86 ORPOS3CNS 1=922 212ims 4rt ~ONE GUITAR I, S Is enough for one person to play on at one time. One suitar is not enough, how- ever, to spl 3,000 st- det.That's why we have Oi oesof guitars of various makes and prices. BETTER LOOK AT OUR ?U. OF M. GUITAR N It's good as its name. N N THE ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO.,...…
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