…* * * * *. *-* JUNE 24.1 CLASSIFIED ADS. -0- * * night, June 24 is the date een set for the annual sen- >lay. This is the Monday of ty-Fifth Anniversary week. y to be given this year is by Euripides. The books ordered and the class in technic, which all wishing arts in the play are requir- e, will meet shortly before ation to commence rehears- Advertising matter for these columns may be left at the DAILY office, opposite the Ma- jestic fr...…
… THA MICHIG~AN bAIL! s fiery, have been signal corps at shington. LOUD TALK Block viI ANE S AND STATIONERS ESTABLISHED 1872 MUSIC AND D.RAMA Recital. On Friday of this week a complimen- tary violin and piano recital will be given at the University School of Mu- sic by Miss Cecelia Ray Berry, pianist,; and Mr. Samuel Pierson Lockwood, violinist. Miss Berry appeared in a sim- ilar recital some weeks ago and made a splendid impression upon...…
…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 ...…
…' m1O Li C LAN LDAIL! TIHE 1ICIGAN DAILY (Jiilal Newspaper at the University of Michigan.. Published every morning except Mon- day througf ut the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. MANIAGING1EDITO&+ Walter H. Towers. BUSIN~ESS MANAGER Albert B& Dilley Want Ad Stations Press Building; Quarry's Pharmacy; The University Pharmacy, 1219 S. University; Van Doren's Pharmacy, ...…
…T±LU MICHI SUNIVElRSITY CALENDAR IGAN DAILY * * * * * * * * * * * March 20.-Rev. A. ry hall, 5 p. m. Storms at Newber- Soft Hats in a variety of nedium shapes and in some March 20.-Lecture on "Le Monde Ou L'On S'Ennuye" by Prof. Robert Ef- finger at Tappan hall at 5 p. m. March 20.-Vocal historical recital, High School Hall. March 21.-Rev. A. Storms at Newber- ry hall, 5 p. m. March 21.-Junior lit dinner at the Union 5:30 p. m. March 2...…
…THIN MICHIG2AN DAILY / V. r. V N MUSIC AND DRAMA ( "The Chocolate Soldier." No light opera of the prgent decade has elicited such ferventr admiration from critics, or such wholesale and continuous devotion from the thea.ter- going public of America, as has Oscar Strauss' "The Chocolate Soldier," which in its third season continues to meet with triumphs. It will be pre- sented here by the Whitney Opera company at the New Whitney this ev- en...…
…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"...…
…n~ast THE MICHIGAN DAILY Official Newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- ly as a result of an extended member- ship campaign. TWENTY YEARS A O TODAY. The erection of the proposed Wat- erman gym was delayed because all the bids received exceeded the avail- able supply of money. Some objection was made when the Athletic Association ass...…
…* CLASSIFIED ADS. busi- An imposing array of speakers will address the senior engineer dinner at the Mlicbigan Union tonight. Prof. Jerome Knowlton and H. AM. Hobart, of Buffalo, will give the principal talks. Mr. Hobart is the guest of the engi- neering society and is a consulting en- gineer. Charley Kynock will act as toast- master and Rudolph Van Dyke, Earl Hoover and Sidney Lawrence will re- spond to toasts. I 1 *Advertising matter for...…
…19 MICHIGAN flAIL? MUSIC AND DRAMA i 23, as t that cents. TALK Pupils' Recital.l A recital by the advanced pupils of the School of Music will be held in the Frieze Memorial Hall tomorrow af- ternoon at 4:15. It will be complimen- tary to the public. The violin-sonata recital, scheduled after many post- ponements for tomorrow, has again been put off, this time until March 27, because of the continued indispo- sition of Mrs. George B. Rhea...…
…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...…
…THE3 MICIG.AN DAILY THE flICIGAN DAILY Oficial Newspaper at the University .of -Michigan. Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. MANAGING EDITOR. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert I. Dflfey Editors. News Editor ........Harry Z. Foul Assistant...........Frank Pennell Athletic Editor......Karl Matthews Assistant....…
…I Soft Hats in a variety of medium shapes and in some very swell blocks MUSIC AND DRAMA 2 Concerts on Music School Program. Two musical events will take place under the auspices of the School of Music this week. On Wednesday af- ternoon, at 4:15 o'clock a public Pu- pils' Recital will be held at the School of Music Building. The next Violini Sonata Recital will not be held until Wednesday afternoon, March 27, ow- ing to the continued indisp...…
…THA MICHIJGAN b~atiL - . \_ _ % iNER & CO. STATE STREET he Big White Shoe RICKEY MAKES BIG CUT IN BATTERIES Squad Too Uinieldy For Cage; Sma"4 Chance of Preliminary Out- door Work. NINE PITCHERS ARE STILL LEFT.. Coach Rickey of the baseball nine weeded his battery men Saturday and 14 pitchers and three catchers were cut from the squad. The pitching staff now includes nine men, while six re- ceivers are still battling for positions. Rickey ...…
…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...…
…:eived wu Street I P Books All note book on paper by the pound all sizes. our prices before purchasing. at ehan's Bookstore rs Office t RoomS THE MICHIGAN DAILY Official Newspaper at the University of Michigan.. Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. MANAGING EDITO. Walter I. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert ...…
…..... I EMMIA GOLDMAN Today Two Lectures* MAY F -T VAFour Days Five Conrcerts THE CHORAL UNION UNDER STANLEY THE THOMAS ORCHESTRA UNDER STOCK I w 1. 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. A Michigan Stt to learn how to is neglecting a tunity. Photo'graphy i cessary adjunc education. {DOITI AT 109 E. MAIN ALMA GLUCK - --- Soprano ' ! i I FLORENOE HINKLE- FRIEDA LANGENDORFF - NEVADA VAN AR VEER - ionth from now We always lead care of by the t...…
…THR MICHIGAN DAILY I--- - . --- - f snap wide, I MUSIC AND DRAMA 1 DEBATING FRATERNITY TAKES TWO NEW MEMBERS INTO FOLD. e stop; very bright bring the film to pment 118 TALK E "The Flower of the Ranch." Joseph E. Howard's popular western musical comedy, "The Flower of the Ranch," which captivated large audi- ences at the time of its production through the eastern cities, will be the attraction at the New Whitney Satur- day, March 16,...…
…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...…
…DHB i QAIL RIGA JLI ei THlE MICHIIGAN DAILY - r '' :d oks Leather 1 Sizes Official Newspaper at the University of ichigan. Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. ]MANAGILNG EDITOR. Walter X. Towers. BUSINESS MANA&GER Albert R. DilIey Editors. j ]ews Editor ........fHarry Z. Fols Assistant........... Frank Pennel...…
…mm In a SAYS STUDENT BODY SHOULD CONTROL SELF. (Continued from Page i. ) ing money for the band, the underclass contests and such events of common interest, has been by popular subscrip- tion, it is not surprising, certainly not dishonoring, that its finances were al- ways uncertain. It was never known until the eleventh hour whether the band could be sent East. It then often' happened that unexpected contribu- tions came in suddenly at the ...…
…THS MICHIGAN fDAILY MUSIC AND DRAMA W AGNER & CO. STATE STREET of the Dig White Shoe mg m orkinen. y detail of elry Designs according Faculty Recital. It is not often that one hears a con- certed program that is so continuously enjoyable as the faculty recital givenr in High School hall last evening. From beginning to end of a long and varied concert, there was not. an unelevated moment. And in recognition, the au- dience became enth...…
…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...…
…THU MICHIGAN DAILY IIGAN DAILY Destructive criticism is easy. Noth- ing is more so, and this varietyof crit- Indoor Al wspaper at the University of Michigan. every morning except Mon- ughout the school year. the Post Office at Ann Ar- r, Michigan, under Act of Con- ess of March 3, 1879. I MANAGING EDITOR. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert E. Dilley , icism is valueless unless it presents a 1 better solution than the one offere...…
…Society Hears Jackson Dentist Dr. C. J. Lyons of Jackson, address- ed the Senior Dental Society at its meeting last evening on the subject of "Congenital Cleft Palate." jUNIVERSITY CALENDAR March 14.-Senior Law dinner at the Union, 5:30 p. M. March 16.-Wilson Club smoker at the Union, 8 p. mn. March 16.-Women's Fancy Dress par- ty at Barbour gymnasium. March 18.-Fourth Round in the Union Bridge tournament, 7:30 p. m. March 19.-Senior Engineer ...…
…TH* MICHIGAN DAILY I. Cross Lectures on Painting R. Cross's lecture on "Paint- aly" last evening at the High uditorium completed the Ann t Association's series of lec- the "Evolution of Painting." is. You oth we ive you* AR LOUD TALK, SIX ORATORS TO TALK IN CONTEST Oratoricat Association to Hold 22nd Annual Meeting Saturday Night ALL JUDGES HAVE BEEN SECURED The twenty-second annual contest of the Northern Oratorical League will take place ...…
…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...…
…IQA AlL! Ii A _.... THE MICHIGAN DAILY Official Newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. MANAGING EDITOR. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS XANAGER Albert R. Dilley Want Ad Stations Press Building; Quarry's Pharmacy;. The University Pharmacy, 1219 S. University; Van Doren's Pharmacy, ...…
…* * * * * * * paneses card case Return Edna Phi Horse, 417 E. e 378. 115 ime o contract by April first rgetic man to travel during ush with line of school sup- ate teaching and experience :uaranteed. -Address A. J. st. Rep., 326 Catherine St., or, Mich., Phone 679-J. 114-15-16 rings and supplies for all Schaeberle & S..Main St. 87tf corner-The Printing. Ann 102 YOU CAN MAKE $$$$$$ >ods during spare time, Household necessity. cent. Rea...…
…r:I mic DAILY ; M14~ 134&ILI WAGNER & CO. STATE STREET Sign of the Big Whit.s Shoe ~expert workmnen. hus every detail of d1 supervision. Designs according MSCANDDAMA jUNIVERSITY CALE"NDAR New Whitniey The violin Recital Postponed. March 1.Tid d * U MONDAY MARCH 18 Wednesday, M.i Violn SnataRectalto hve een Bridge tournament, 7:30 p. in. given this afternoon by Mrs. G. B. Mlarch 14.-Senior LawN dinner at the ThWol'Grg Rhead and Mr. S. P....…
…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...…
…[lOAN DAILY. DAILY I CA Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. MANAGING EDIT OR. Walter H. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert R. Dlley Editors. Nlews Editor....... Harry Z. Fols Assistant ........... Frank Pennell Athletic Editor..... ... Karl Matthews Assistant...........G. C. Eldredge Music and Drama . ... Earl V. Moor...…
…* * * * * * * * )-,Student to work in Detroit, LARY DURING SUMMER VA- N. MVust APPLY IMMEDI- C. Call any time after 1:30 P. -306 First National Bank , * CLASSIFIED ADS, -0- Building. * 11le o d h: The Pathe Film Company has representatives in different lands all over the world- - - - - WHY? Becauise You Rant in- teresting and instructive Advertising matter for these columns may be. left at *the DAILY office, opposite the Ma- jestic fro...…
…the .nection with the University. He will ~return Wednesday. IUNIVERSITY CALENDAR March 11.-Fresh Lit dinner at the Un- ion, 5:30 p. m. 'March 12.-Second round in Unioic Bridge tournament, 7:30 p. mn. March 13.-Third round in Union Bridge tournament, 7:30 p. mn. March 14.-Senior Law dinner at the Union, 5:30 p. mn. March 16.-Wilson Club smoker at the Union, 8 p. m, ' M1arch 16.-Women's Fancy Dress par- ty at Barbour gymnasium. March 18.-Fourt...…
…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 ...…
…sulsh and mud and wa- exceeding discomfort of neighborhood of the on- Irv pt Mon- With due acknowledgment of the year. guilt of the weather man, it is improb- Ann Ar- able that spring enthusiasm is quite of Con- as effervescent as these trespassing folks might urge in explanation. If your flat-boats are- undisciplinary, and you are not equipped with mud and water guards, the unending thanks of the pedestrian would be gained by a transfer of ...…
…* * * * * * * * PART WITH NEW YORK CUMPANY Arthur G. Cohen, who left Michigan t the beginning of the semester to ast his fortunes in New York City, ecently landed a good leading part in ack Barrymore's "Half Husband" ompany. In this same company he ras also given the assistant stage nanagership of the play. Almost coincident with the receiving of these ositions, Cohen received a letter from is parents who live in British Colum- ia urging him...…
… I DEAN OF HOMEOPS Dr. Samuel A. Jones Succumbs To A General Breakdown I MUSIC AND DRAMA 1 New Whltnlh >. & CO. STREET hite Shoe r expert v orktnen. ius every detail of g Co. Cor. Farmer Street i , I- mm ® Ave. WIDELY KNOWN AS A SCHOLAR Dr. Samuel A. Jones, the first dean of the homeopathic hospital, died at his home at 136 Packard street, yester- day morning at 7:30. Dr. Jones had been in poor health for some time and had been...…
…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 ...…
… u i THEI fIICHIGAN DAILY Official Newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress'of March 3, 1879. MANAGING EDITOR. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert R. Dilley . ) 3ooks ther ling note book on he pound prices before. chasing. at h a n's s' Bookstore j iters Office or Rent R I T I N G...…
…The finest printing office of its size, in the State of Michigan-The Ann Ar- bor Press, Press Building, Maynard St. Call and see us. Printers of any- thing from a name .card. to a book, (Sat.), Prof. Bigelow Lectures in Tecumseh; Prof. S. Lawrence Bigelow lectured in Tecumseh yesterday on the Exten- sion series. HJis subject was "Science in the ,Serv-tce of., 'Get-Rich-Quick' 'Schemes:" Dean Bates Lectures at Owosso. Dean Bates, of the law ...…
…AND DRAMA I x. a ., A . . I Faculty Recital. Miss Ethel Smurthwaite and Louis Cogswell of the School of Music facul- ty gave a joint recital last evening in Frieze Memorial hall. The hall was well filled with an audience which evi- denced enthusiastic appreciation of a really fine and enjoyable program. Miss Smurthwaite brings to her singing not only a finely-tempered voice of beautiful quality, but an inti- mate feeling for the spirit of ...…
…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...…
…o - i7 Street MMMMMMMNMW.i P e Books, ull Leather All Sizes note book on paper by the pound s before ung. at eehan's s' Bookstore riters or Rent RITIN G Office Rooms for T HE TlICIHIGAN DAILY Oficial Newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. MANAGING EDITOR. Walter M. To...…
…NION HOLDS ITS IN LIBRARY CONTE ST. Has Easy Margin of Over a Thousand Votes, With Y. W. C. A. Also * * Among the Leaders I a , The second week of the library vot-. ng contest ended with the Michigan Union well in the lead, with the Uni- rersity Y. W. C. A. in seventh place. Following is the standing of the con- estants: Michigan Union 5,630, Zion hurch 4,375, Elks 3,500, Woodmen E t t * * * * * * * * * * * * * *~ * * * *. * * * * CL...…
…SIC AND RM Voc'al Recital. limentary recital will be giv- ,eing at the School of Music Ethe junior mrembers of the ilty, Miss Ethel Smurthwaite, and Mr. Louis Cogswell, bar- oth have been heard many Ann Arbor, and have found mnirers. Miss Smurthwaite soprano soloist of the Pres- hirch during the year. Their s as follows : ... . . . . . . . .Pinsuti rthwaite and Mr. Cogswell. ..........Brahms lu meine Konigin .. Brahms mnkeit ............. Brah...…
… 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 ...…
…Editors. News Editor .... Harry Z. FoI2 Assistant........... Frank Pennell Athletic Editor....... Karl Matthews Assistant ...... G. C. Eldredge Music and Drama .... Earl V. Moore Intercollegiate News Harold G. McGee U'iles ...............Emmett Taylor Arthur B. Moehlman Frank E. Shaw Edward G. Kemp Maurice Myers Night Editors. Maurice Toulme Mack Ryan Wallace Weber 0. Harold Hippler H. Beach Carpenter Robert Gillett Reporter.. t lve more year...…
…nior Lit Called Home IUnexpectedly. MIarshall Ford, '13 lit, has been call- to his home near Muskegon, Mich., the unexpected death of his father. aowil zaCh 7 I ed by 0 I Beyond thei Swelling is and angry roar ever! more and f4Let's s," comes up Pks-a~nd ope pthe m up * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Advertising matter for these columns may be left at the DAILY office, opposite the Ma- jestic from 12 noon to 10 p. in., or at Th...…
…ll LAND DRAM ,AMA i Special 1g.: f the en- an Arbor C., where eeting of Control ber. He e of next I have HAT TO tell you ve have r spring $2,00 and up. lm.. alcolm Block AY &c o. VV A T CH Vocal Historical Recital. For pure beauty of musial expres- sion no songs in the entire library of vocal literature excell, and few rival the lieder of Schubert and Schumann. Nowhere else. in the smaller forms of composition is the union of poet...…
