…FAIR AND WARMER TO0DAY. I 00, 11 TN AI t tW6n Iatt UNITED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXVII. No. 89. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1917. PRICE FIVE CENTS s . f 'FOLS PARADISE NAME OF 1817 UNION OPERA Play Will Deal With Questions of Universal Interest on Campus OFFERS SOLUTION TO CO-EDUCATION Book and Lyrics Written by E. E. Par- dee, 17; Acts Laid on Campus and in Union "Fool's Paradise" is the name of the 1...…
…THE WEATHER PROBABLY SNOW COLDER rIVEAfr aA6Flg W UNITED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXVII. No. 90. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1917. PRICE FIVE CEN. ARTISTS OF NOTE APPEAR ON 19171 FESTIVA1LPROS RAM Michigan's Annual Musie Classic Will Take Place This Year on May2,8,4,and5 - MME. GALLI-CURCI SING FRIDAY TO NIGHT Maud Fay, Christine Miller, and Ethel Leginska Other Stars New to Ann Arbor Galli-Curci, Martine...…
…Nrr w rAm iN PROBABLY SNOW COLDER t i3att UNITED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE I VOLT XXVII. No. 91. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1917. PRICE FIVE CENTS - I 1 --- AUJSTRIAN U-OAT CLAIMS U.1 S. SHIP Lyman "$. Law, Lumber Sailing' Schooner from Stockton, Me., Sunk 8 AMERICANS, 2 ENGLISHMEN COMPOSING CREW ARE SAVED) Act May Precipitate Break in Rel- tions Bedween Two Countries, Belief Washington, Feb. 14.-The Ameri- c...…
…THE WEATHER PROBABLY LIGHT SNOW -CLOUDY clL4ri.Eifr i an j ttl UNITED PRE DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXVII. No. 92. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1917. PRICE FIVE C II I I - MILITARY SCIENCE CURSE AAKENS' SMALL RESPONSE BUT 152 MEN OUT OF 5,200 HAVE SIGNED DESPITE OBVIOUS VALUE TRAINED MEN NOW NEEDED BY COUNTRY Dean Cooley Says Michigan feirly All Work Given at West Point Has By L. S. T. With an enrollment of men es...…
…I W T YW L.J - E T A."1 ISNOW-SOUTH-WEST TO I e~frian ioait UNITED PRE DAY AND NIGHZ WIRE SER VICE I WEST WINDS {.. _. __ VOL. XXVII. No. 93. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1917. PRICE FIVE COURSES 6IYE N EASTERNSCHOOLS Big Seaboard Colleges Give Extensive Military Training Work 2,000 STUDENTS ENROLLED IN CORNELL'S DRILL DEPARTMENT Princeton Undergraduates Petition Congress for Compulsory Training By L. S. T. Preparations...…
…THE WEATHER PARTLY CLOUDY AND MUCH COLDER L 0* AWW Aqqr wt t1kan ~E~AtF UNITED PRES DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXVII. No. 94. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1917. PRICE FIVE CE FACULTY APPROVES MILITARY THAINING Several Department Heads Express Favorable Sentiment on New Courses ARMY OFFICER TO BE SENT TO UNIVERSITY SHORTLY Western Colleges Show General lack of Interest 1i Preparatory Movements By L. S. T. Michigan's fac...…
…THE WEATHER CLOUDY A-ND COLDER PROBABLY SNOW ..ddkL I Ar AW a# ft ,, I& INAP AW :4Iat UNITED PRESS I)AY ANDTI) t(.i, I -IY... VOL. XXVII. No. 95. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20 1917. PRICE FVE CE' DRHI LLS N OW HELD IN. WATERMAN GYM Military Work in Charge. of Competent and Experienced Commission- ed Officers TRAIN EVERY WEDNESDAY. NIGHT FROM 7 TO 9 O'CLOCK No Experience Required to Join; Nei Men Taken in at Each Meeting By...…
…THE WEATHER PROBABLY SNOW TODAY I r Sit i6w 41v UNITED PRE. DAY AND NIGH' WIRE SERVICE 0 VOL. XXVII. No. 96. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1917. PRICE FIVE C _ SHOW INTEREST IN HIGHWAYCURSE Record Attendance Hears Lectures in First Day of Good Roads Convention TODAY'S FIRST TALK WILL BE DELIVERED BY PROF. W. C. ROAD Faculty Grants Eighteen Degrees Literary College Gives Out Eleven B. and Seven B. S. Di- plomas A. Su...…
…HE WEATHE; PROBABLY SNOW TODAY :41 'Ji Iol.4 gt 43Ufla :4i itj3 UNITED F I PAY A-ND NIGHT IVIRE SERVICE I F VOL. XXVII. No. 96. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1917. PRICE FIVE C - _ .- t CONSIDER REITURNi TODAY'S__MEETING ATHLETIC BOARD TO DISCUSS RENEWAL OF RELATIONS WITH "BIG NINE" STUDENT MEMBERS OF BOARD FAVOR RETURN in Judge J. 0. Murfin's Attitude Still Doubt Following Alumni Vote Michigan's board in control ...…
…THE WEATHER PROBABLY SNOW TODAY r 3kf A6V juatt UNITED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXVII. No. 98. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1917. PRICE FIVE C ATHLETIC BOARD VOTES 8 1 FOR RE- ENTERING CONFERENC f WOLERIES TIE SYRACUSE 43-43 BYTKING RELAY MICHIGAN OVERCOMES EARLY LEAD IN FINAL EVENT CROSS BREAKS GYM SHOT PUT RECORD Captain Carroll Wins Easy Mile But Loses Half; Meet Hotly Contested Syracuse, N. Y., Feb. ...…
…;1 THE WEATHER FAIR AND COLDER TODAY Q ASfr ian jDattu UNITED PRE DAY AND NIaIT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXVII. No. 99. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1917. i6lUCL FIVE CEN .._._," DRASTICCURTAILMENT OFALLIMPORTS INTO ENGLAND,UETO FOOD CONDITION, 'SUGGESTED BY PREMIER LLOD GEORGE WHEN OLD FRIENDS MEET --i / , GRADUATE SCHOOL Of MElLLE ANtI SURGERY IN THE CITY OF BE TRO ALL LUXURIES TO BE BANNED AND NON-ESSENTIAL STAP...…
…THE WEATHER RISING TEMPERATURE INCREASING CLOUDINESS Aar .4ij tr t an ~&zitg UNITED PRES DAY AND NIGHI WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXVII. No. 100., ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1917. PRICE FIVE _ _ e ANNOUNCE CAST OF, "FOOLS'PARoISE, 1917 'UNION, OPERA WURSTER AND .'CAUGHEY TAKE LEADING ROLES IN PRODUCTION May Get $400,000 Price Investigation House Votes 83 to 5 for Appropriation to Probe High Cost of Food MANY DELEGES AT CONF...…
…THE WEATHER SNOW FLURRIES AND COLDER 1 r Mfrl i~gan Iatg UNITED PRESS DAY AND NiGIT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XXVII. No. 101. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1917. PRICE FIVE CENI r _ FIRE IN MICHIGAN UNION DOES 1 05000 DOLLARS DAMAgGE FLAMES AT 2 O'CLOCK MONDAY MORNING DESTROY DANCE HALL FIRE DEPARTMENT DELAYED BY BLUNDER Hope to Finish Repairs by First April; Building and Con- tents Insured of Gaining headway while a night watchm...…
…VY L.t £ £ AJ1Z AND COLDER TroDAY I 00 tV~ x i3atti UNITED F DAY AND NIGHI IRE SERVICE VOL. XXVII. No. 102. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1917. PRICE FIVE C __ : t EXPECT 100 MEN FOR DRiLL TONIGHT Interest Among Students in Military Training IsProgressing Rapidly RECEIVE LOAN OF 50 RIFLES BY COURTESY OF MAJOR WILSON Definite Program Will Be Published Shortly; Work of Wide Scope Undertaken By L. S. T. Interest among Mic...…
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…lui IU 1 .U s I.L.LL. ILL BEGIN TODAY Battery Candidates Ordered to port in Waterman Gym at Once Re- FOUR OF LAST YEAR'S SQUAD PUT IN APPEARANCE YESTERDAY Captain Elmer Brandell States That Prospects Are Unusually Bright This Year Varsity baseball has its official open- ing for battery men this afternoon at 1 o'clock in Waterman gymnasium. Captain Brandell arrived in town last Saturday morning and will take charge of the squad until Coach L...…
…Interclass S pots FRATERNITY AND BOARDING HOUSE TEAMS ARE ADVANCING kStarr This Week , Finals in Basketball League Will Be Reached Some Time Next Intramural Authorides Will Devote Week Evenings to Basketball and Baseball Work With first semester finals, and the big social event safely in the past, In preparation for the annual mid- the teams of the fraternity and board- winter interclass contests, Waterman ing house league resumed hostilities ...…
… lICHIGAN MLTS NOTRE DAME TEAMi * * Varsity Track Aggregation Prepares for Saturday's Encounter With Catholics WOLVERINES' PROSPECTS FOR VICTORY SEEM TO BE BRIGHT Varsity Quarter-Milers Win Struggle from Freshmen Team Which Shows Good Form Remodeled Waterman gymnasium will officially celebrate its baptism Saturday evening. Notre Dame is to be the guest of honor for the enter- tainment. The form of ceremony is track. Michigan should have litt...…
…;UUU - LUIAIUH- WILL BE ADMITTED 'U ri 's Basketball Teams Are Picked Captains Will Be Elected Some Time This Afternoon and Season's Plans Laid New Gymnasium Facilities Provide Room for Big Crowd at Notre Dame Meet ELIGIBILITY OF SQUAD SIIOULD NOT GIVE RISE TO TROUBLE Coach Farrell Lets Varsity Squad Off with Easy Afternoon's Work- out at Gym Yesterday Athletic Director Bartelme stated yesterday that 2,000 spectators would be admitted to t...…
…Athletic Stars Do Not NOTRE DA9ME INTHG OIH FAIRLY EASY WIN OVER CATH- OLICS IS EXPECTED FOR CARROLL'S MEN INELIGIBILITY DOES NOT HIT MANY VARSITY STUDENTS Half and Mile Should Go in Fast Time for Gym Race; Other Events Doubtful Michigan will take the boards against Notre Dame this evening minus a few of her athletes due to the results of the past semester. The administrative board inflicted much less severe losses in its on- slaught on Farre...…
…II li miE l l4 an Beats, Notre Dame, G BAS5EBALL .REPORi1 Initial Practice S4 In Water nag ALL TRYOUTS A TOCC Coach Lundgren I pects for Season Pitchin All candidates f baseball team wil Lundgren tomorro o'clock in Waterm2 TRYOUTS r MONDAY et for One o'Clock man Gym- dum RE URGED OME OUT EARLY Pleased with Pros- ; Likes Looks of ig Staff or the 1917 Varsity l report to Coach )w afternoon at 1 an gymnasium. MICHIGAN OPENS 1917 TRAC...…
…n 's aseball pm A iipm it tion Arise? I &dm r -r s yWr U M F~oWtW, .W J ,, E.W~A ,, 5 UI# S. Basketball with Awful Results Michigan's board in control of ath- letics meets on Thursday afternoon. Athletic Director Bartelme an- nounced yesterday that the schedules which had not been made public thus, far would be issued at this time, but further than that he was silent. It seems highly improbable that the Doard would convene merely for the...…
…Disgrace is Pushe F,! FOR EAST TONI6HT Into Poor,-Old, Innocent Gym Sixteen go to Syracuse with Farrell and Manager Sanders Coach ORANGE RELAY TEAM MAKES EXCELLENT SHOWING IN EAST It'll never be the same place again. It has been defiled, disgraced, ruined, its ancient dignity trailed in the dust. No more will the stalwart old build- ing gaze at its sister edifice with a pity born of contempt. No more will the doctor bulge his chest and ...…
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…(ANT BIG NINE '"L L) v F1 1 GA! 1 GRADUTESFAVOR CON ERENCE IDEA Alumni from All Over Country Ex- press Desire to See Wolverines Back in Big Nine RG ANIZATIONS IN DISCORD WITH ATHLETIC SITUATION Messages Slow Hopes for Speedy and t nqualified Return to Form- er Relations Robert H. Cook, '06L, secretary, Sag- inaw alumni association: "Michigan's place is in the conference. I heartily endorse an honorable return." Andrew Lenderink, '06E,...…
…U .a e rr :n '+ r.. r w rnrWiiYrtYpi111iiW' iiiYMwW Mwrwt .r TIL IIILJI LI FORI~iIALBOW- Yearling Track Squad Opens Tonight Against Select Team from Toledo JOHNSON, CAGNET, BUTLER LOOM UP BRIGHT FOR FRESHMEN Morehead Look and Heupell of Visitors Dangerous; Belknap Out of Meet Michigan's 1917 All-fresh track team will make its first bow to the campus tonight when it meets the combined forces of Scott and Waite high schools of Toledo in a...…
…ll(.:HIUAN ' L)AIL A 1 ALL4HLM HEULAI5 TOLEDO TRACKMEN Johnson, Wolverine, Leads with 12 Points; Helpel, Scott High, Runs Mile in 4:38:1. ONLY ONE FIRST PLACE IS LOST BY YEARLINGS; SCORE 61 TO 16 Forbes, Stoll, Baker, Cagney, and Froeinke Annex Valuable Points; Verdants Win Relay Taking first in every event but one, the All-fresh track team romped away with the Scott-Waite aggregation in last nights meet at Waterman gym, 61 to 16. The yearl...…
…ti UIIU11 U IMLLL III SNAPPYSLU-"FEST Men Give Promise for Real Old-Time Iiamond Aggregation; Squad Shows Big Improvement YESTERDAY'S ROLL CALL SHOWS LET-UP IN NUMBERS Shorty Miller Fails to Sign Up; Cap Brandell Pulls Big-league Stuff In Work-out Yesterday was another off day for Varsity baseball attendance. About 40 men appeared for work, out of a total list of 55 plus some few who have not yet signed their names to the register. Classes ar...…
…DAIL' 4 1.=y.. __ _. [II i I iUI In ETRACK VENTS Hold' sonnel4 Try-outs to Decide Per- of Relayers to Go on Trip ELAY EVENTS PROVE BIG WORRY FOR COACH FARRELL [chigan to Meet Stiff Competition in Tilts with Schools of Big Nine Uncertainty as regards the make-up the squad to be sent to the western tercollegiates prevaded the Wolver-] e tracksters last night. It is expected that Farrell will take ong entries for the pole vault, the gh jum...…
…s s " I I AT THE ARCADE 1* [E CRISIS" Is ichigan Man * AT THE THEATERS * TODAY * Mjtcadie *Majestic-Vaudeville. STARTS Dr. W. G. Law, '99D, One of Few ericans Who Will Remain in Germany Am I s *, x THURSDAY _ / ="..,, ~ .. " , . 1 u t William George Law, of Flint, who is mentioned in recent dispatches as one of the few Americans who will not leave Germany and who is at present employed as dentist to the royal Ger- man family, is ...…
…Lowly (corduroys Cop the Laurels Anent the shafts of caustic criticism directed at the good old corduroys worn by the engineers, read this bit of strange truth that redounds with not only the glory of their durability, but the efficacy of the famous slide rule pocket. Nerves were strained and hearts were quivering yesterday when sev- eral students representing a number of the different colleges of the Uni- versity were engaged in a death strug...…
… omvne w n1eip Belgian Children iversity Men and Townspeople Or- ganize Committee to Raise Necessary Funds A representative committee of uni- rsity men and townspeople has en organized for the purpose of re- )nding to the cry of the starving lgian children, the members being: President Harry B. Hutchins, Dean C. Vaughan, Dean John R. Effinger, an Henry M. Bates, Dean Mortimer Cooley, Right Rev. Edward D. ily, Mr. G. Frank Allmendinger, . Ernes...…
…DlllllllllllllllllilllllilllllillIlllZllINGill ll ill IlIILI 11111 DEMORALIZING ?USSING CHIGAN STUDENT BODY? trtmutrrtnttrrtnrrtl urttrrnnnrttrittrrni rrnrunurunnrnntrurtrtrtrtru-otnltlrrnlt utrr nrnttntnnttrnrnrnrnrttrti 1~~~~ ~;; F 7 / WANY GIVE IDEAS ON MOST RECENT CAMPUSPROBLEM Prominent faculty members and stu- ents expressed their opinions on the .uestion "Is there too much fussing t Michigan?" yesterday when inter- oewed by represen...…
…A CALLS CONVENTION Who' v F W cm A -QT vau r A I v-r VW V Named' Huron---and Why? II UUL I WAL\ I JHLW tANS FOR FESTIVL IRVED SEATS TO BE SOLD IN [ILL AUDITORIUM, BEGIN- NING MARCH 10 e annual sale of reserved seats lie May Festival will take place .g the month of March in accord- with the following schedule I has been adopted by the board rectors of the University School Isic. All public sales will begin 'clock in the morning. Saturday, M...…
…I IuuIRu uuEWIu E RAME-up CHIST BELIEVES SAN FRAN- SCO AFFAIR IS PLOT TO TERRORIZE LABOR s affair in San Francisco is a up against organized labor," Alexander Berkman, anarchist ditor, in an interview with a reporter yesterday. "It's a plot roize labor into accepting the hop proposition. All five of the s whom the district attorney ng to hang or send to prison ong records as leaders in labor les, and because of this fact the .ists are determ...…
…Come to Rescue of Preparedness, by 12efuting 'Brown Bear 'Letter Editor, The Michigan Daily: Editor, The Michigan Daily: "To be prepared for war is one of It is good to see a quotation from the most effectual means of preserving such a paper as the New York Times peace. A free people ought not only to be armed, but disciplined; to which on your editorial page. I hope there end a uniform and well digested plan will be more from the same source....…
…IIILII IflULL TRADE PAPER runsion and frot. Riggs Classmates FOOTBALL SMOKER T E SUPPLANTED By DINNER Civil GERMAN BREAK CREATES STIR IN PANAMA ZONE LOCKS iL', 1E i I UNDER DOUBLE GUARI) AND DEADLINE ESTABLISHED Engineer Head and General Both Attended University of Kansas Sees Little Hope fning out U-boat Tangle of LACK OF AVAILABLE SPACE REASON FOR CHANGE OF PLANS Is ON ON THE AMERICAN )ADS BECOMING ACUTE nded Cars in East; West Is ...…
