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…Vo.XX.ANN AII: :iI, 'I IIIGlAN 'I ISI) LL .\l'I 111218, liii Vol. XXI. SIX MICHIGAN IYEN JLD)(i tlIRs I' 1:( )C i 1 N' , ?E I N N. WILL lD T Wolverines Willc Relay Team toI Class Oppc HORNER IS ALSO WihL h I i i 1ii iii) Judg ai c( Iiiolliia , ill, of tIi )OIYAHA \L ount(}iaiiicr1 cuit ~r I, dic << Roceser N in S air a i allcci i al- fend Strong prfreby1r , Aiii iiIiLIa oofa cite lude R l ert g 1 Iac rm1t~ Meet High 1liac aaattil aaae flo ...…

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…+ = ... sr W Ni Vol, XXI 4h.+ T"RACK MEN DEPART ,t1O).\T I]? "nT% nmruf6 f I mflfI11 ANN ARBOR, MICiII;A 1. I'1I1lX:XI) Cl',11 r1 CI 30o, 0)1t. No 1 FO OMYAIJA i'UuAY Relay Quartet Will Face Crack Western learns in Big Meet Saturday HORNER MADE WORLD'S RECORD ilidhi ati . 111mik" r( Ililqttrt . Iac: c iat i r 1 Ca tain I 11ie 0nd eek 1e e [() t iult 11 elth '?:3;;11 this 11111 1cTt (.1 Tw a i a e al i] dlt. li l Iwtl 11ra k1 uclii 1,1111 ...…

…y 3Y kr r F { al it > :< . ANN A r{)1:,tICI-TIGA I i:Il)_, l 1R<'C 13r, irr. x Vol. XXI. A No. I:28 IJY RIDING PROVES EXPENSIVE LUXURY Seni or Engineer Pays Dearly For Automobile in Which He "Serpentined," S RELEASED ON $500.00 BOND "1v li"C5111 , 11 1111111.fo 1.111 111 _1 i1t~ '51 2211e the 311Zi "j r !-;(Iill" slat doo 1 0 b ll II'(11- 1;t 1110ta 1111llqu of gi hei 1111 1111 short11 it1is gin1o1 te1111.cinc sqa'11 as11111 ld'i 1 1it i...…

…'an Dai MARCH 2, 1912. 1 ___ -__ * u' I MISS BERTHA CONDE TALKS ON OTHER LANDS' STUDENTS * * * * * * * * T 7 N 4GAMI LE. Football tactics marked the first basketball game among the classes of the medic department played last night. Fighting gamely all the way, the sophomores were defeated by the freshmen by a rather one-sided score, although this by no means shows how hard fought the contest really was. The score follows: Fresh Med...…

…I "11C igan Dat 0~ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 3, 1912. S - _ _ i vi * * * * * * * * ill - Don Baseball * Togs * homson, Michigan's * fullback, will don * s and appear for * [onday afternoon. * net Coach Branch * e preliminary meet * in which both were * cials. * tles," said Branch. * nch,"said "Bottles. " any baseball?" * h.* rst base in high * vered "Bottles." * out," said Branch. * Thomson decided * candidate for the * sitio...…

…I chigan Da of I. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1912. THE SECRET CHAMBERS By Adgar Ellan Doe. the U. S. .1 MONTH onference of Teachers rs During the Last Veek in March HUNDRED EXPECTED. oolmasters Club will holhi al meeting here from March 3 30th inclusive. The pro- now arranged, consists of al meetings in University irsday and Friday mornings inferences held in different iildings. The meeting on will deal with the general ...…

…e Michigan Dai ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1912. TS FOR SUMMER ) BE READY SOON. dvertising Found to Efficient Than ne System. pushed on the large announcements for the end of the week portion of the 5,000 ntteno ut. arnect- FACULTY APPOINTMENTS MADE FOR THIS SUMMER. A number of appointments to the faculty of the Summer School and the summer camps have recently been made, with the sanction of the Regents. Charles H. Roger...…

… I ANN I N, T Q ET RELAY MEN LEAVE R&DAY, AE LAWS TO H '7, 1912. ROP GAME JUNIOR LITSe9nor1Li - and order I .j TONIGHT Gamble, Haff, Craig and Reck W i< Compete With Cornell and Penn Men Saturday. In First Semlaiiin"; q,,Bk1tbvi an in- ch 19, same RRAENZLEIN TO REMANiI.LU It~~X~FOR WIN The Michigan one mile day tvam that is to meet Cornell and Penn at Pittsburg next Saturday will leave for the smoky city tonight. The team will ...…

…Michigan Da ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1912. I ATORS ENROLL IN FINALS. 3 Prizes and Representative nor Rest Upon the Winner 'ators, A. Z. Sycip, '12 L, Louis 2, L. G. Bell, '12, G. D. Kelly, rthur Dondineau, '13, and C. C. n, '14, will compete in the final retest of the Northern Oratori- gue to be held in University urday evening, March 16. The of the contest will receive the Alumni bronze medal and the n testimonial of $100, wh...…

…Y, MARCH 9, 1912. OBTAIN POSITIONS, Internships in the More Im- portant Hospitals Appor- tioned to Seniors APPOIN TMEiNTS ARE SCATTERED. Pr The recent r south pole by Robert F. Scot UP" th4 .911. just Is the al, Mich.; Seward orrow Hospital, Dayton rative University Hospi Y. M. George R. Irving, a" by al, Providence, B SNew- and Harry A. TE .; Walter House Ph hode Islanm .; Arthur I pur ST J s in sche 11 tomorrow morning at 9:30 ...…

…1'I I0 gan Dat ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 1912. '-. ! "' S SUM and ; Sale. HOSPITAL NOT TO CLASH, SAYS DEAN Medic Head Claims Detention House Will Not Bar Way To Infirmary SOCIALISTS MAY GET GOY. OSBORN. Chief Executives offer Outcome Of an Inquiry By Local Society WOMEN'S LEAGUE PETITIONS IN BEHALF OF RESIDENCE HALLS Resolv-es Submitted to Federation of Women's Club to Attract Statewide Attention. In order to acquaint ...…

…1 ichigan Da . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1912. _ .. _$ GERMAN CLASSES TO READ DEUTSCHER VEREIN'S PLAY JUNIOR LIT DANCERS WILL HEAR CLASS MUSICAL FOUR I' me back?" was the howl en the last issue of the out with its tirade of ust watch us" is the e who claimed that they , as they toil over the r the next number, to k from Friday. For the staff is composed of taken up the cause, and I high the table of their >me-back car...…

…Michigan Da y I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1912. r claimed to typify hypocrisy, deceit and perjury, and is severely rapped. The radical views of the small schools are pointed out to show that harmony is im~ipossible,and the stand against the re- sumption of Michigan games completes the list of charges. It is a concise, strong, and direct charge against the western body. May Mean Breakup of Conference. If the withdrawal of...…

…Michigan Daily $' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1912. UAL FRENCH PLAY GIVEN ON THURSDAY, MARCH 28.' Will be Chosen as Soon as Eligi- bility Can Be Deter- ' mined. .e annual French play will be giv- y the Cercle Francais on 'hurs- evening, March 28, at the Whitney ter. Although the performance is nonth earlier this year than usual, arsals have been under way for e time, and the production is al- y well on the road to final per- o...…

…Michigan )Daily Read ANN ARBOR., MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1912. PRIC i _ r. COMMITTEES. IN CHARGE OF ASSOCIATION PLAY NAMED. Seat Sale for "The Honeymoon" Begins Today for Members of Ora- torical Association. Rehearsals for "The Honeymoons," the comedy to be presented by the Or- atorical Association in Sarah Caswell Ang'ell hall on March 22, are progress- ing. Professor R. D. Hollister, who has charge of the play, has announced the ch...…

…ich igan vf ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1912. * * * Are * .* * * * The Cae- * * * * * * * * ALL-LITS WILL GIVE PRIZES AT NANMOT I DANCINr PARTY One of the features of the all-lit party to be held March 23 is to be the awarding of eight prizes; for the prettiest girl in the lit department; the handsomest man; the best Boston Dipper; the most graceful Bunny Hug- gist; the biggest fusser; the most pop- ular fusee;the most entert...…

…ie. Michigan Daily Readers Iiii ~L 131$2,500,000 Here A ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 1912. PRICE F EN TO EMMA NG THE PEACE s Students d Believes Are e notorious, insistent, rebellious, natical Emma Goldman held forth rday afternoon and evening on and Creative Work" and "Art and lution." The irrepressible Ben Tan entertained the audience by ig anarchist literature, exhorting roducts of the present pernicious >mic system to "tak...…

…e Michigan Dail Daily E ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1912.9P2 .. ERT STORMS GIVES ST OF LECTURE SERIES, bert Storms delivered the ss of a series of four at hall yesterday afternoon. C. A. having abandoned the ernoon meetings, have plan- st of addresses, the second n this afternoon. The sub- >day's address, which is to men only, will be "Eternal vill Ats of the Wednesday and ctures, for both men and be "The Everlasting Yea"...…

…Michi ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESI 20, WALKS SAID TO BE LE NAVIGABLE THIS YE:AR BANOMEN TO GET CONTESTED FUND na SEATS FOR "TH ARE GOING ndent Marks Believes e in Better Condition Walks Than Heretofore. re doing everything in our pow- etter. the condition of the cam- iks," said Mr. J. H. Marks, su- ndent of buildings and grounds, y to the editorial in The Michi- aily of yesterday. "Six men mployed yesterday in draining .er off of the ...…

…Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1912. ES TO NEYIMO N" Fashion, .R. CERCLE FRANCAIS PLAY PROGRESSES Transfer Rehersals to Whitney When Work Will Be Continued SOPH ENGINEERS CAPTURE HONORS In Fast Clean Basketball, J Lits Lose Championship By Score 12-28 e date of the production only away the rehearsal of "The on" held last evening at Sar- ell Angell Hall was a decided Tobin's comedy is full of s situations through...…

…n ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, F+RIDAY, MARCH 22, 1912. ER TO APPEAR HERE Y. W. C. A. Announces Date of Carrie md Jacobs Bond Recital. Carrie Jacobs Bond, the well knowin song writer, will give a recital under the auspices of the Y. W. C. A., Thurs- the day evening, March 28, at 8 o'clock. er- Tickets may be purchased at Newberry and hall, at the University Musi'fStore1 ne- and from members of the committee On on the campus. The program for the o...…

…e Michigan DaIly =Daily Reaers $2,500,000 IMere Ai ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1912. PRICE IRI-E rDRAI 1T MEN'T Performance of lost d Are Declared rs With x9670. THE HONEYMOON IS CAPABLY PRODUCED, All Arrangements Moved Along Without Hitch and With Vim and Dash PROPOSES VOTE BE TAKEN ON POLICY Freshman Law Takes Exception to Dailv's AthleticStand in Editorial THREE MICHIGAN MEN COMPOSE FEDERAL PURE POOD BOARD. Dr. ...…

…Michigan Dali ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1912. YN NQUET >ortance aior lits will be -r PROF, ROTH GIVEN <, FRESHMEN SWAMP __FFINGER-T SI CENTRAL'S SQUA O ing to Prof. Effinger as acting dean of the lite anent, the duties, of which BANQUET BY CLUB: t 4 o'clock in Trial commit- mnmendations. >r lit banquet r Toledo this ed, as well as the times of wn this year. nd treasurer at this time He Tells Foresters of High For School's...…

…Michigan Dai ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1912. AMASTERS MEET TONIGHT. TO HAVE MINIATURE ANNUAL. -: PRESIDENT HU' SPEAK AT State Organization Convenes Here in Forty-Seventh Session. The 47th meeting of the Michigan Schoolmasters' Club will commence at 8 o'clock tonight with a joint session of the classical conference and the Ann Arbor Art Association in the high school auditorium. Prof. F. W. Kelsey will give an illustrated le...…

…n AY, MARCH 27, 1912. OL' TO I TE P adua mber of the Univer- rticipate in the Olym- eden next summer is Several of the local d with the Amateur of America, and have pete in the tryouts to York the latter part the first week of-next igan division of the a bout at which two en to enter the New strive for the trip bout held 'noon at 4:30, Lent is prom- e sport when t Saturday. Pedagogues From All Over the State Assemble Here For Big C...…

…1 1kg Daily T ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 'THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1912. of All Alum.I niversity alumni or undergraduates o wish to know what any one of the ny thousands of Michigan gradu- s is doing, or where he is, may find when the general catalogue is ued this spring. This book, com- nly known as the decennial calen- r, will contain the names, .iuresses, 1 occupations of the living alumni of university, and the names of de- sed alumni as far a...…

…Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1912. yard J. B. [ichigan-H. H. Sew- S. B. Lapsley; L. A. ng; J. E. Bond; S. F. Lite. Cornell-W. H. )zzens; C. F. Cornet; 6OO WOMEN WILL BANQUET TONIGHT LATENT IUESTION BREATHES AGAIN' Communicant Believes Our Athletic Policy is to Spite Stagg and Conference. Feast, Toast and Make Merry Distinguished Out of Town Guests. With yard hurdles; Michigan-J. B. g; P. H. Smith; C. B. Haff....…

…Michigan Daily I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1912. ......... .... -, ORDERS ISSUED TO MINNESOTA TAKES DECISIVE MEASURE TAU BETA FT PLANS TO HOLD FORMAT, INITIATION TONIGII Had STERILIZE WATER Dean Vaughan States That City Water Contains Germs of Colon Bacillis. Ibiny Well Known Speakers to come Sixteen New Members Into Honor Society. WelI the men of ad been pre- omen in the the Gargoyle le yesterday, ed' a record Sc...…

…1 1Chlgan Dati S ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1912. ": UNION PROVIDES STAR PROGRAM. Sinfonia Fraternity Members Sing and Play Today. Probably the most successful enter- tainment that has ever been given at the Michigan Union will be presented today by the members of the Sinfonia fraternity, the local musical organiza- tion. The concert that is to be given this afternoon was the same that was presented before a Detroit audience...…

…The MAIL $2.00 Michigan Daily MAIL $S.00 I LOCAL $1.50 I mom ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1913. PRIMU FI V CUNT XIII. No. 103. GRADS MURDER ARESULTS IN A BIG INDEMNITY Italian Government Agrees to Pay $25,000 for Killing of Dr. H. F. Pre o o '88-90, by Arabs. WILL PLACE THlE ONEY IN HANDS oFARCHAEOLOGISTS De Cou Killed While on Norton Ex- pedition in Cyrene in Oct. 1911. An indemnity of $25,000 will be paid for the m...…

…'A LOCAL $1.50 MAIL $2.00 I The Michigan Daily j LOCAL $1.50 MAIL G 2.00 m Vol. XXIII, No. 104. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENTS I ---- -- SALE OFOPERA TICKETS WILL BE RESTRICTED Plan Prevents Monopoly of Coupons By Small Group of Students Experienced at Other Sales. SLIPS TO BE GIVEN OUT TO UNION MEMBERS MARCH 15. General Sale Opens March 24; Thurs- day Performance Will Be "Faculty Night."° In order to p...…

… I' TJ h MAIL $2.00 ian Daily LOCAL $1250 '1 No. 105. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 4,, 1913. PRICE FIVE TERNITIES --f 1 THE WEATHER MAN I VSSED BY DEAN ANGELL n of President-Emeritus in Talk at Union Says Organizationis Tend to Euwoirag Tlissipation Of Tiie. . SAYS FRATERNITY SECRETS N'OVW ARE NOT SO i PORTANT. Educeaoi' Says Proposed .Abolitio Laws in Three States Must Have Some Basis. ''If fraternities do not tend ...…

…$2.04 he Michisman Daily I LOCAL $1.50 MAIL $(.00) 106. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, W, lDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1913. PRICE FIVE ............ i- 1L THE' WEATHER MAN I FOUR TEAMS WILL COMPETE IN MEET IRE ISTS ANNOUNCE PLANS FOR SPRING TRIP Mechanical Engineers Wil Go East on Annual Inspection Trip.e I Forecast for Ann Arbor-We dnes- day, fair. jUniversity Observatory-Tuesday, 7:00 p. m., temperature 15.2; max- mum temperature 24 hours ...…

…r a e f , y " 1 The MAIL $2.00 1Viii~aDaily I LOCAL $1.50 h. MAIL $2.00 U [, No 107. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1913. PRICE FIVE DAVID GIVEN' DECISSION IN ORATORY MEET Junior Law Wins Honor of Represent- ing Michigan at Hamilton Contest To Re Held in April at Chicago. BLANSHARD, '14, PREVIOUSLY NAMED BY BOARD, WITHDRAWS Testimonials of $100 and $50 and Club Membership Will Go to Winners of Final Event L. D. David, ...…

…The Michigan Daily I MAIL $2.00 I, No. 108. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1913. PRICID FIVE PRICE FIVE s BADLY I THE WEATHER MAN 'LED FOR' RSITY MEET nt Ones, Specialists pective Events, Are ible For Contest norrow Night. in TANDING OF MATERIAL IS GO Battle For First Place Will Between Junior and Senior Classes. OD Be Forecast for Ann Arbor-Friday, un- settled, probably light snow; colder, zero. University Observ...…

… LOCAL $1.50, MAIL $2.00 I The Michigan Daily LOCAL $1.50 MAIL $2.00 XXIII, No. 109.' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1913. PRIOR F'IVEU*CENTS c PICK JUNIORS WINNERS OF THE WEATHER MAN z VARSITY MEETI Campus Sentiment Favors' Third Year Furnish Class, ,but Seniors Will Good Competi. tioti. CAPTAIN HAFF MAY RUN IN HALF-MILE TONIGHT. New, Gym Records are Expected be Set ib 440 and High Jump. to Forecast for Ann...…

…LOCAL $1.50 MAIL $2.00 The Ml(hI'*gl Daily LOCAL $1.50 MAIL $2.00 No. 110. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY,, MARCH9, 1913. PRIGE FIVEU ENIORS LAND I i THE WEATHER MAN FIRST HONORS IN. TRACK MEET Prediction That Juniors Would Carry Away Honors Is Upset by Stars in Fourth Year Class. COHN'S LEAD OVER CRAIG IN HURDLES JOLTS PROPHECIES Haff's Work in 440, and Seward's Dash Occasion Much Favorable' Comment. Forecast for Ann Arbor-Warmer,...…

…OCAL $1.50 MAIL $2.00 he icigan Daily LOCAL $1.50I No. 111. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1913. PRICE FIVE y.--f H SWINGS . THE WEATHER MAN E IN FIRST YEAR CUT OF Richey Reduces Original Squad of Men to 30 Aspiring Diamond. ists; All Pitchers Are Retained. 80 ADD ANOTHER HOME CONTEST TO VARSITY BALL SCHEDULE University of Kentucky to flay Return Game on Ferry Field April 29. The axe fell with a vengeance on the b...…

…CAL $1.50 MLAIL $2.00 The w F I= AW Daily I LOCAL $1.;O MAIL $2.00 III, No. 112. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY MARCH 12, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENTS ICIL ,WILL ;E CAMPUS i THE WEATHER MAN k BEAUTY PLAN Regents Have Appropriated $2,000 For Improvement of State Street Side of Campus. IPANS FOR CHEER LEADER COMPETITION ARE OFFERED Judge Murfin and Prof. Holbrook Will Not DisAiss Conference Question. "Cooperation on the part of the stu- d...…

…LOCAL $1.50 MAIL $2.00 The an .9, Daily LOCAL $1.50 MAIL $2.00 ___.I IV Vol. XXIII, No. 113. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1913. PRICE FIVE - -- - - - -i BULLETIN GIVES WIDE SCOPE OF MICHIGAN WORK University Benefits Thousands Lectures and Hospitals; Naiture of Work Explained. With COLLEGE DIRECTLY SERVED 80,000 PERSONS LAST YEAR. Official Pamphlet to Legislature and Citizens of State is Issued Through the extension ...…

…Michigan Day ly LOCAL $1.50. HIM $2.00 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1913. PRICE FIVE CEINTS ,. in OPERA, RECEIVES NEW TOUCHES IN STAGEBUSINESS Choruses of "Contrarie Mary" Will Be Characterized by Intricate Figures and Effective Singing. SCENES ARE LAID AROUND OLD TIME ENGLISH COLLEGE Principals of Cast Practice Regularly And Display Great Acting Ability. If present indications may be trust- ed, intricate figures and effec...…

…I OCAL $1.50 MAIL $2.00 The Michigan Daly OCAL $1. 0 II $2.00 ---- - No. 115 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENTS RIVAL COACHES PREDICT CLOSE MEETTONIGHT Syracuse Coach and Trainer of Wol- verine hopes Think Narrow Margin Will Settle the lleet. ORANGEMEN EXPECT BOWSER TO DEFEAT HAFF IN QUARTER Low Hurdles Added This Year and Points Allowed For Relay. (Special to The Michigan Daily.) SYRACUSE, N. Y., March ...…

…2.00 The Michigan Daily I 1,O0CAI $1.50 MAIL $2.00 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1913. PRICE FIVE CEN I I ARE l THlE WE~ATHER MAN -I GIVE OUT COUPONS FOR OPERA MONDAY BY E. E FRESH TEAM I up 61 2-3-18 1- Score Against Lansing Delegation, Winning First Place in Seven Events. A. C. LOOMS UP'STRONG BY WINNING IN WIVIGHT CONTEST ints and Distances Are Both Easy For the Freshmen Runners. mnulating the honors won by th...…

…$2.00 The Michigan Daily LOCAL $1.50 MAIL $.00 ;III No. 117. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENTS 0 COURSES IL BE GIVEN. EXT SEMESTER £ I THE WEATHER MAN I1 UNFINANCED SPRING CONCERTS Forecast for Ann Arbor-Rain and snow today. Rising temperature. University Observatory-Monday, 7:00 p. m., temperature 29.5; maxi- mum temperature 24 hours preceding, 30.5; minimum temperature 24 hours preceding 11.9; ...…

…Michigan Daily I I LOCAL $1.50) MTAIL $0.00 a a ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENTS AXE AGAIN HITS BASEBALL SQUAD Eligibility Committee Gives Slates to Men Still on List. Clean I WRESTLE 30 MINUTES TO DRAW. MAY HOLD OUTDOOR PRACTICE. By a toss of a coin, the last bout of In order to facilitate practice as soon the season's wrestling tournament was as the team gets out in the-open, the ended and the t...…

… LOCAL $$1.50 MAIL $2.40 The Michigan Daily LOCAL $1.50 MAIL $2.00 fi me ff yl I - __-" - -- _ _ __ _ _. r,. r an ,., *'.TLIIJJU I VE1 R ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1913. RIOR lFAl XXIII, No. 119. * * * * * * * * * * * * * LIMIT IS IMPOSED UPON MEET ENTRIES Both Cornell and Michigan May Place, Any Number of Men in Com- petition for Saturday's. Contest. THIRD PLACES WILL COUNT FOR POINTS IN CONFLICT. THE WEATHER ...…

…LOCAL $1.50 MAIL $2.00 f142 ML ThE Michigan Daily LOCAL $1.50 MAIL $2.00 Vol. XXIII, No. 120. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENTS VARSITY READY TO CLASH WITH CORNELL STARS Athletes Are Trained1 to Tip Top of Condition in Preparation for Meet T1 omorrow Evening MEN TAKE LIGHT WORKOUT FOR LAST INDOOR PRACTICE. Personnel of Relay Team to Depend on Showing of Men in First Events Trainer Farrel will have his men k...…

…I ei MAIL $2.00 ihigan Daily LOCAL $1.50 MAIL $2.00 i , No. 121. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1913. PRIORUF VU T - IRD TO VOTE CONFERENCE IESTION TODAY Athletic Authorities Expected to Go on Record as Either Favoring or Opposing Return to Big Nine. ACTION, TO BECOME FINAL, MUST 60 BEFORE REGENTS. Re-Entering Fold Would Probably Mean Abolishment of All-Fresh Football Team. Probably by midnight tonight, or sooner, Mi...…