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…I -'NN ARBOR, hi ICHIG. N, SI'N IA ,\1'H IlKIMARYIs,590 Vol'.. X. No.8. MAMY FAIR GUESTS FROM FARAND NEWR -- Elaborate Entertainment Plan- ned for Junior Hop Visitors. ' Not alone tis AiimiArbo busyimkig preparaton11s fo the Julilt lou p 11. Ii msaiiy homes, far an111near, there is like seemsuch atiity. Ftr eer119isets who ttexius, it Means tha(t thee 1.s a gir buyig adittrying gosvas. Th ior111 Hop is bht t t l iniont of1101 ftr reaching'...…

…rhMAichi a V01- XX CARNIVAL SPIRIT -__} REIGNS AT 1J" HOP Gaiety Marks the Annual Society Event Whicn "faxes Capacity of Gymnasium Floors Itsthtiisittins of Ihe Ia t a i thait tells me thedie cI ite r ltt e lst s t illnofthels.\at a myigoitnittti' yli lssritiay il i iftidithiiiitine aLilit itiis threditi i itii 11\etI atestalt sui at is it'e, In i tgl- lTse g theiig ittiou jun ir I -s -is i 'I ejoi ousen s t t eiiiisic -un de itee i th iii it...…

…" e Michigan L)ai y Nolr XX. IOIRNER STARS AT BOSTON A. A, MEET Places Everywhere Entered- Captain May Issues First Call for Track Candidates. w Ii srnc s ii soIng te i talis {is N ARBOR, -IJICHIGAN, 41i)N DAY. FI IRUARY 14, 15510. 11111 : \ sciIto .\ilissi rl 1-re hr,)kc1 the- record Coc,1 ai foreri Michga mas the Wi llt 53 fees l s1ill es f I formeril woI firs lsin 11111 l handl~icp oflss fot111te10p tse fisr ed ascts- slitsilo M,1111hc ...…

…hi - - D- I e ic an . ,L \tV X X. *NtN :ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 11if] i)\1;lif).1ICIIERUARY t16, 1910. "CHICK" LATHERS HAS LEFT COLLEGE Phenomenal Third Baseman Receives two -Plucks" and Decides to Quit. MICHIGAN LEADS CO DTON A IN 61st CONGRESSCNDTO S 3A Washington Reports Show 25 AT MICHIGAN Members-Virginia Second. \cceloiitt to tihe latest report from Believed by Students to bel \\ toiigttl Mtttgtt 011 lttsttfit Growing Worse Every Year. tin...…

…The Michiga a W \tXX. GOOD MATERIAL AT FIRST PRACTICE Rickey Well Pleased-Indoor Work Will Continue Until Weather Softens. Overflfty e aeaeda at the open- ing baseall practice yese te a ater- noon 11 Waermanellg laasi aa. (if NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 'iTURSDAY, i1titRU AtfY 17. these e wee 'luc ll( een all- l alt dtheir initealtiaiifatryn o tile pitchlinglt aff.i 5111111' the ecandi- daets wihatil I t Ht fori the fir st iirac- tice tiie reseerl ...…

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…( t Vo01. XX. - N ARBlOR, CMICHIGAN, SACIt RI) CY, 'InBR 'CBS isio inn No. g5. LOCAL GIRLS SEEK VOTES FOR WO1YEN'I Speaker 0f Woman's a tBranchl 01 Sufferage Association, is1 Barred from Campus. the C'\ nanII's Letigni ofithis uni- siteichntiiin ofiially ietitfiet intl i thetwomn ii oftragiiiiovemnt is ring l ighere a lprmint iAm'iercan sffea gette itn addlelss theii nint rsti girlst and ton aseople. The women claim1 thatitacting esient ...…

…hew Vol., XX. ,NN AttItl)I. M IC'IIICTlAN" iDAA', , 'stllkkARY 20, 51()[,. FOUNDER' DAY TO BE COMMEMORATED Medical Faculty and Students to A Celebrate Birth of their Depart ment Tuesday Night. All plans are a nowcmap ltesfor lon - der's Day celebration ot the meicalde partment whiNill e eld in Sara Casw-ell \Agel11hall Tuesua (-vein" at 8 o'clock Since ti907 iitie edicl ic i prtiinn students iinidliats yavitcommeminoat eltleifounolig andi...…

… Vol_ XX. LAWS AND MEDICS CELEBRATE TODAY' Dr Gunsaulus Addresses Jurists in University Hall-Medics Meet in Angell Hall. W ashingon'sbirthday aninnyersar will be the ocasoii for celeblratioii in two departments of the university. Both the Law and Medial departments have arranged stecial excises to take tlacae in tie evening. Te lawnxii honor the nemaory of the fatle rof ouir nation, according to the custmiwhih they have foliowd fr several year...…

…j I '01' hi4~ .'N ARBOR, MICHIGAN, t\EBtAR>Ioo Vol-. XX. - -_..--_ o TRACK SEASON iOteeeiFitzpatrick tahistbeti)apprach- MEDICS AND LAWS 1 E ]e h rie fteMso aleBGIN SATURDAY Iuivexsity t ieroif lit c>li f r send- uGETINSPIRATION Ingat( ilet1elax'teamto) iicomipete. icI n-liii F~iide it.l ft i il th Preliminary Meet to be Hield in * Gym--No Successor to Fitzpat- rick As Yet. Ihe iiidloor trac: seaso wtiill be tfi-t cially' iauguratced Sat...…

…YR C 0 11('01I{1. Ci.. '')L'1 ) Y, OBRURC '26, 11)1 TRACK ATHLETES COMPETE TONIGHT Stars Crowd Every Event ir ° Preliminary Meet=-=V ar sit y Men Among Entries. Itt t()RA {RC I 1 } thititt s h Ii l~t 1. tjtt'tit itld wrsC itt l i a ;t yI C ite. _l. S _u tt \ IC y 0 1 fe l itti(S )twp I'Seatures f .1XhiIIi-ieIts!f Ime Ii tttc ill Politics- I tl ritt e1 sll iIal- I} MC ct t i JOUNALS TSMA Y R N YE REWARDS Facultsy Recommends Giving of Critdt...…

…e 4M AW Alms. s s" t 'r Vol.. XX. Vor. XX.-NNARBOR, NIICHIIGAN, Sc \ 1):\N',Ix lFIZl :\R1N ,, if. H) x HORNER PROVES C°RNIS'BI C\ T I ASK LL-ROUIND STAR vixiotlixi aditionxto rlexlitiof ,xix I NlubshatuAiihiixx has apeardin lei ________Corxhxsi Ci Cliii)orgniuzedih1 lo ltx in Preliminary Indoor Meet xfiveisudes from Nebraska: clxixxiii Funds Horner Scores Three Firsts-- adWilliitixixisxc xi Class Relays Exciting. their itentioni oifi pxxxs ...…

…HOP EDITI-114,11 N} 1. i .a \ZTT iI1 Il"A 11 l-1 f flt I7f A7,7 C"t/I S'Tt ll 1\ 1 1 IlI T C' __ Vol. XXL. 90 .\7(I f 0I1'1l1XN 0111)\0 ' i t, fif TITLE MfART PLAYS I TODAY AT WHITY! Comedy Club's Production Has'41I Undergone Much Ciareful! Polishing SEAT SALE HAS BEEN HEAVY -Th1 Ttl 911 1 at steatrcina theN 1 itn1 h0 saf'rn ''l cessfi1,1ll e n 111- f h es1I 111i 111.< fi1111111 1111 Kd WiJ th inresd lidlc '.:n, ro h DiecorSt1 jh0 a1l 1 11,...…

…ANN ARBOR, MICHIIGAN, 119l'SDA) Xl f!'RU R 4-199 1. jNoi INDOOR WORKOUTS TO BEGIN AT ONCE Gym Will be Scene of Practice in Track, Baseball, and Basketball INTERCLASS SCHEDULE IS OUT i):~. l I'ni'RR reign' in \\OR X rRRORRR \\ ill, he11pasin " I th f is 1 Rio a i te opRten ii otRhe V rit ti O R t1101911 tsit ti r ackanddia c'ii 4 trc cndd ts tisRRd 100 R RgsiRRRRedi ll u nrst i',ar hi s O eveing. Al cndiate f r he v rRityI II till he t lt roo...…

…The Michian ANN ARBOR, MICH-IGAN, Nt -IDiNI SD Il) 11. R\ aa r.i;ii Vol. XXI. N.or g SPRING ATHLETIC TRAINING BEGINS Track Men Met Last Night and Baseball Candidates Will Start Work Today TO PRACTICE DAILY IN CAGE blatntfort candidultesn fog-'track lan r (luing the sei-an )tonenedti atocr presentia thencmeting heli inthroh romof WaI \a'tman gimatonnin'TU,.. clpeein. 'TheIcgratir ipart f lic 11111 lprsent we r' cnidaiiite foraliitill'vr-' s...…

…ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 'I III RSI) IX I I HJRI XR\ (t6 oi t. N Vol. XXI. V v t ILL iliTI'MffIC1GkAN MAN 1t iJST ENTI RE SQUAD WILL 7 I,1?,; RIi NI N CI \ N(II). GIFF0RD i'iIunui I RO)l S 'I-,.A\!lSIEl l l' Off-, OCCUPY CG TDY ichaar asaiset ilbaisketball MYSPA OR r. CharlesC. Nicola. ~-hoc circleDsY o:: ing o te rmorI tdlicoia A H R f r 2tt he a 'tiical ilprtmtiit I~ Fifteen Aspirants for Battery ccitt-icr is entire ly ttf clits~ Academy of S...…

…The Michigan Dii ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRID)AYFBRUA RY 17 1911. Vol. XXI. __w__.__._._______. .._._. _.__.__ ._._.,___.__ __._ ___._..._w_. __,.__.w_ _. ___.__.. _ .__ B3IG INROADS MADE 1'IM1iV C IllkON2 lNN r. FRENCH WIT IIOREAM IN BASEBALL R N S I1t ~ lvs1)fotIrtll ltd 1111' PUFFS IS IHOPELESS 1reit to the r111mor t11a11has 1)or sane11 pustha Ili11bau-llwill b al1110to Star Fails to Make Peace With 1111 tist illl oiteof p ial'ltl ol Cercle...…

…gal" s , a f :n q rhe. M I IL i Vol. XXI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, S \'Il 'IIl 11;; I l'.1 CLOUDS OVERCAST BASEBALL HORIZON Eligibility Rules Are"Making Heavy Inronds Into Squad Material MEETING IS CALLED FOR TODAY LErANI)...'i [,OWI,;RS. PUBLISH PROGRJIA' FOR MAY FFSIIYllAjl Many Noted Artists will Appear in University Hail in RevcI of M~usic Lovers SEATS TO GO ON SALE MONDAY I \ 11 V COMMITTER TRAMP THR1-OUGH PUDDLES Nt..a cepl In- 15 i ...…

…TheMichil -,-ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,iSU Nil \XY,likI ikit itINx.9 Vol. XXI. No. g THIRTY MN OM l 0hSICH kcAE. SEN UT.STUDENTS STRIKE; Acti e 'rearations for the loterseho-IJND E O T F R B S B L 1jc mei wiie like the circus of fame SI; U tis to hie bigger and better than ever he- fore, hasve bees begun. Interscholastic Rickey Advises Candidates 0ol stager Lysian has mtailed postal cardis Underclassmen are Ordered Train Before Season ld Prrtoyso...…

…Am ------ -- ---- -- Vol. XXI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN; '1 '1? +[ )iI \N I I: ('l\f.l ii . HUTCHINS VISITS IONIA TO TEST 'STRENGTH ISENIOLIITS WILL REVEL M INSTREL SHOW I President Aids in Forming; Alumni i Etnsv Program is Arranged Association in State , NEXT SAIUIIWIExeniv For Tonight GRANTED BY SENAT President I tutchins sas sIII lona last l Senior l'its wiil revel tt}]li i i I nigiht wthere he addtresseut a large soot- trifNlifgtataof iiogt...…

…The Michigan ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, \ lE)I', Si) Y, E'lli'ARiSY'12, BPI, Vial. xxi. -------------------------- 7--77"77= '*- --- ---..----.---------- 'A. fOR I I1T CLASS ST tGIi.S \ \ I:I(I 'S';IN TIl BASKET THROWESMDCFILEP READY OR BATLE displayed their originality 61STANNIVERARY I'lls " rs\citll~l -- oi yilsium ilast eveintlg. ,tery--'ofblck ea-gaiic 111e O h Class learns Rapidly Rounding iiii tti5tsdciclss os i i s Dean Vaughan and Dr Wa...…

…Vo.XX.ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, F\IIDAY, FEBRUtRY4, 111 Vol. XX I. IGhTY MEN ENTER rleT{Tc-..1-i PRELIMINARY MEET Patis of the Sorhoun dentsof te unvers t as tiidit tilt 1 Record Number of Athletes to a lecture on the glat Frenicth it ted ('om Pete for VarsityvTrack :ireNasgve(niaahCswellt li ii Postio s haland sit ethtutsia-tic autdieceic s Positionsolattendaniice. scif,wsatestpecialty quatlliied to priesent TEAM~ LOSES THREE VALUED MEN his s...…

…heF 5. -- ._ _.___i. Xs._ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,: SAT"R DAY, l, hIRTARY 5,1Q oo. . TRACK OPENING IS FXXCY tI ~ R S1,?ffC~f\J5 SU AROFF FILLS fspR (( U S ~ SET FOR TONIGHT It aims I ,dres-s rtif Ihe : UNIVERSITY HALL t'os~~r 'tt ensLege .alhe sf nhabu New Material Will Have Chance elisterhsencstortry eesiie Second Appearance of American To Show Metal in First of The leagu teeassra th . Artist Arouses Enthusiasm sb otar,sft wrf Indoor Meets e...…

….x ANN ARBOR, MiICHIIGAN, ( N I) .A V, ttlilfNi No <. '(i 1 1)] [, FRESHMEN FURNISH \NLXfiTR TIMEFOR\\) SASLGI U~RE SURPRISE OF-MEET Th aR laxa pil~ei I x~3la coy il k'CANNOT INTERFERE' eliaiged ito Saturayav arcli .4. 'ha' iii- to ratiliers (ave hen hi sY ta Ii Ilx-i Youngsters Take First HonorsthvheliahdtletfiKunolshtOlyRgt' :Ihtheirhaverk.i Moreovti, Kuhn od htOl eet In Spite of Keenest of alliiriik. MriCC i'I ave Right of Un iversity I...…

…!VAN AWN% AMERL eve I ' J, % J.i r I "" r /v r /. -r =- l r J. '.; J. f' r+ -- . - - ; , -- <-: r-, n, °' .. j~ r ~. Jc '% , "' ^.. 1 , f ., _ y n x U: -' _ .,. , r" F r =r C" r . _ rn z m J' rn - ty -, s ; _ J i/% .+ r r-f n ' v r, _ _ r "' r'1 f^h ~: e-+ \( _ _ J ..+ ^ W __. ^, J% Q (^, (v r, Ji r .J; -"' J- f !' CD -CA ^J ~. .._. v r. ;. .. _ J. r. .. .^--. t y _,. --r 4.. ,- r- Jy' , v . r n. , r ^- .- y '. . '_° u ^ , _, °" _ ...…

…dichigan Dail ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1912. R. HUSW]Y CTURE TO 'RANCAIS TODAY1 aible "Haiti, ancienne colonie francaise" will be the subject of an illustrated lecture which will be given this after- dest noon by Dr. Henri Hus of the botany ear- department. The lecture, which will >rof. be given under the auspices of the ntly Cercle Francais, will take place at o Ar- o'clock in Tappan hall, and will be n in open on the co...…

…e Michigan I i ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1912. ing given to general revision of re- quirements, the present was held to be a convenient time to take up this other matter. Another "special order" is to be pre- sented at the faculty meeting tonight, from the administrative board of the Graduate School. It proposes the adoption of a resolution that members of the various departments of the Uni- versity, of Senate rank, b...…

…Ichigan Dai a. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1912. Mich- show Jubi- PROFS. WENLEY AND SADLER WILL REPRESENT MICHIGAN. Professors R.M. Wenley and Herbert 0. Sadler will attend the celebration of the 125th anniversary of the founding of the University of Pittsbu'rg, at Pittsburg, Pa., February 27-29. Prof. Wenley will represent the University of Michigan at the exercises, while b~oth Professors Wenley and Sadler will represe...…

…I1I IC igan ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1912. JOSEF LHET~fNNE Practice uling of the ttment, jury urt is to be he required eretofore it is STUDENT HURT WHILE COASTI: Ethel Robinson, '14, Caught Betwe Two "Bobs." Ethel Robinson, '14, suffered a bad wrenched knee and several bruin Wednesday evening in a coasting ac dent which occurred at Felch St. h Miss Robinson and a girl chum we coasting down the hill and the "bc on which...…

…1 .ichigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY FEBRUARY 17, 1912. VOTE FOR PRESIDENT. Republican Democrat Roosevelt..... ............( Taft........... ( ) 1Wilson.........( ) )Harmon. ) Clark .. La Follette ..... ( ) .. . . . . .., Signed..........................St .. . . . . ..... . ( ) .. . ..... . . . . ( ) .at.......(). IST SCORES, GREAT SUCCESS EXPRESSES VIEWS UPON INFIRMARY Reports from Princeton Show Practicability ...…

…V: I 'lichigan Dai ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1912. 1 UNION INDORSES INFIRMARY PLAN Bog YOST LIKES THE CHANGE IN RULES Michigan Coach Believes That New Regulations Benefit Lighter Teams Neither the senior nor the fresh law classes will be represented by the ac- customed official pages in the 1912 Michiganensian. This was the final decision of the Board in Control of Stu- dent Pubications after listening yes- terday aft...…

….n )AY, FEBRUARY 20, 1912. I [ LOSSON FAVORS RED NEW PUBLICATION Ca Coun loted Editor Believes There - Is Field for Another College Paper I, INS TO DEAL WITH CURRENT EVENTS, counti House ller "A university publication dealir being the with current events in a thoroughly expon the unprejudiced manner would be a not- mas 1 one able addition to our present list of Anoth ake American college pubs cations," said Owil rith Dr. E. E. Slosson,...…

…Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1912. CAI VICE. Cars Street ggh On nter, thought by many to n its yearly vacation, came a rush yesterday, and at the ing to press, the worst storm been experienced in many raging. s 'at a standstill, and trains here from thirty minutes to urs late. "The Wolverine," through Ann Arbor at 2:40 stil stuck in a snow drift on, at midnight, with little of being freed for hours. has, gone ...…

…I T gan DailyI ANN N, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1912. Trouble. aes that try when crews of Ann Ar- were seen many an oath MEDICS CELEBRATE "FOUNDERS' DAY" '62-'66 M, al Talk arced the ed to of the Eveni ADVOCATES LIBERAL EDUCATION . Dr. Lewis S.'Pilcher, '62-'66 M, of . New York, was the speaker of the ev- ening at the celebration of the sixtieth anniversary of the founding of the medical department. The subject of his paper was on "Anti...…

…Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1912. ENTS ARE AGAIN UNDER IIILDNER WAS GUEST OF HONOR PROF. WENLEY TELLS HEARERS HUTCHINS IS LIKELY TO BE UMB OF LOCAL RAILWAYMEN AT FOURTH JUNIOR LIT DINNER OF BROWNING'S "GOOD LIFE." MADE SMITHSONIAN REGENT. and Rapids Section of Wolverine Buried in Drifts When Last Heard From. King Blizzard has abdicated. Once )re does the railroad agent blandly swer that trains are "on time"- ...…

…1 lichi gan Dal 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1912. FAOSrFRA~S P OF ' NIA llT Ittend Y.W.C. lor s at RELIGIOUS WORK BEGINS TONIGHT Men and Religion Forward Movement Opens With Mass Meetings MANY RESPOND TO, RICKEY'S SUMMONS Although Eighty - Three Ball Tossers Report, Infielders Are Needed F ITUSSFFRAGIST SPE lERE SATURDAY F IMiss Pankhurst to Appear inl "igh tables, stretched the ie Y. W. C. A. parlors :all, decorate...…

…I lichigan Daily L ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1912. -.. .. J _ Y \YO 9M IWYAIOYIY Yr M 'NIALS TIS YEAR. Must at Association ey to Present Debaters. SOPHS DROP GAME BY CLOSE MARGIN Initial Basketball Contest in Inter-Class Series Won Bv Fresh Lits According to a current rumor, the ' Ford oratorical testimonials, which were ionated last year by .Mr. Henry Ford, of Detroit, have not as yet been received and in consequenc...…

…Michigan Da ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1912. PRIZE.I 1i Give $WC pu Bard. that Nelson d a prize of ing the best ,h is open to 'ield Poetry LANSING AFFECTED BY STRAW BALLOT Gov. Osborn Savs Special Ses- sion is Partially Due to Vote Here. JUBILEE HOSTS MAY BE HOUSED IN TENTS Lack of Large Hall Mav Re- quire Erection of Can- vass Auditorium RELIGIOUS ENTHUSIASTS Rev. Stone Addresses Meeting ~of Big Day. The third day ...…

…1 'an ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, RSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1912. .t to EVILLE. TO INTRODUCE NEW SET OF RULES FOR FINAL EXAMS, Sugges- Show A new set of rules relating to exam- the vau- inations has been issued by the liter- ed by the celebra- ary department. They will go into inite pro- effect this June and will appear in the 1912 bulletin, along with the rules nitttee at regarding the new marking system. eive sug- Though it has heretofore been unde...…

…C Michigan Daiy LOoAL $2.00 MAIL $2 .: . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1913. PRIOI FI ED TH H WEATHER MAN Forecast for Ann Arbor-Tuesday, snow flurries and colder; moderate east winds. UniversIty Observatory -Monday, 7:00 p. m. temperature 26.8; maximum temperature, 24 hours preceding, 29.4; minimum temperature, 24 hours pre- ceding, 7.4; gverage wind velocity, 8 miles per hour. "M jggie" MIemoriAl is Decided. Forty dol...…

…MAIL $2.50 The i i nDakly i I LOCAL $2.00 .1h.di MAIL $2.50 U 88. ANN ARBOR, MICHIG AN, \,-AY FEIAY 12, 1913. PRICE FIVE C P TED COUNCIL Temper- e to Body Inquiry. REW BRICKS AND D RAM ARE SOUGHT. Offenders Inde-I )ver to Faculty of a lengthy executive p with an investigation nece during the J hop -ymnasium last Friday t Hancock of the stu- 1 ed a special executive body for tonight. The ;ee appointed to probe' I today contin...…

…2.00 The Michigan Daly SLOCAL $2.00 MAIL $2.50 I No. 89. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1913. PRIM FIVE CENTS PRICE _VE CENT STU DENTS ST EXPELLED FOR HOP RIOT Council Divides Score of Names Be- tween Four Committees: For Special Probes. STUDENT COUNCIL IS ACTING INDEPENDENTLY OF FACULTY No Difficulty is Met in Obtaining In- formation, For Campus Cooperates. At the close of the special executive session held last even...…

…MLAIL $2.50 'he mlcl Ig Utl 9 i- 'rd.Y L0CAL $2.00 ITAIL XXIII, No. 90. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1913. PRICE F TANGO'S DEATH IS FAVORED BY CLASSLEADERS Presidents of Lit Department Recom- mend Exclusion of Extreme Dancing From All the Class Parties. SUBJECT WILL BE TALKEI) OVER AT WOfEIN'S MEETING One Faction Favors Lea ing Question Entirely to the Choice of th Individual. Another step onward into the valley of de...…

…The AIL $2.50 Michigan ...- Vol. XXIII, No. 90. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY __ ..:......M____._ PROF. ALLEN HAMPERED IN WORK DY WAR THE WEATHER MAN Forecast for Ann Arbor-Saturday, colder; moderate to brisk west winds. University Observatory --Friday, 7:00 p. m., temperature, 31.0; maxi- mum temperature, 24 hours preceding, 35.6; minimum temperature 24 hours preceding, 11.0; average wind velocity, 12 miles per hour. DEP...…

…LOCAL $1.0 $ M4AIL $2.00 The Michigan Daily NO .1 YPTFF "AT.n Y19.. Vol. XXIm, No. 92. DEANS ASSERT COUNCIL'S FATE IS IN BALANC Student Council Must Act Wisely Hop Probe to Uphold its Prestige, Declare Faculty Men. QUERY OF COUNCIL CALLED IN QUESTIOiN BY TWO DEA Professors Cooley and Bates Comm, on Relation to Faculty Investigations. That the fate of the student coun depends on its treatment of the m ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB...…

…$1.50o The MlAIL $2.00 Michigan Daily LOCAL $1.50 XXIII, No. 93. DKET SYSTEM OR BIG MEETS IS ANNOUNCED w Coupon From Athletic Boo] Will Admit Students and Faculty Men to Indoor Track Events. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENTS | THE WEATHER MAN Forecast for Ann Arbor-Warmer and cloudy today; light to moderate variable winds. University Observatory - Monday, 7:00 p. m., temperature 20.0; maxi- mum tempera...…

…-tom r a A VOCAL $1.50 MAIL ,$2.40 I The Michigan Daily I LOCAL $1.50 MAIL $2.00 I Vol. XXIII, No. 94. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1913. PRICE FIVE CEN "SQUIB" TORBET TO WITHDRAW FROM COLLEGE THE WEATHER MAN Forecast for Ann Arbor-Unsettled weather, snow or rain in southern por- tion, warmer. University Observatory-Tuesday, 7:00 p. m. temperature 31.2; maximum temperature 24 hours preceding, 36.2; minimum temperatu...…

… '01 $ 1e50 1Om he MAIL $2.00 Michigan D i i7 LOCAL $1.50 MAIL $2.00 I' hi 4 I, No. 95. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENTS ECURE FOR THE WEATHER MAN Forecast for Ann Arbor-Unsettled weather, snow or rain insouthern por- tion, warmer. Unjiversity Observatory-Wednesday, 7:00 p. m., temperature 49.0; maximum temperature 24 hours preceding, 58.8; minimum temperature 24 hours pre- ceding, 30.0; ave...…

…1UJ13. LOCAL $1.50 MAIL $2.00 -oak The M ihigan 5 Dall"'..1 my $.lMAIL $.20(O Vol. XXIII, No. 96. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1913. PRICE FIVE CEN' ,.iz CONFERENCE, QUESTION IS GOSSIP FUEL Numerous Rumors are Rife to Effect That Board in Control of Athletics Will Soon Decide Current Question. HEARSAY HAS ASSUMED WILD AND ALARN 1 PROPORTIONS Athletic Authorities Deny That Meet- ing Is to-be Held This Satur- day Eveni...…

…A, AL $1.500 MAIL $2.00 %i. Daily LOCAL $1.50 MAIL $2.40 I, No. 97. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENTS e t r CELEBRATE I1 THE WEAJ~JiE12 MAN w THDAY OF ITIONAL HERO C. S. Cutting of Chicago Deliver Address at Exercises Planned for 'today. to LASSES TO VEET AT 2:15 1) MARCH OVERi IN A BODY. Violin Solos Indluded in the Program. Will be arrangements for the Washing- Birthday exercises, wh...…