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…[ oi: l 1. . oJi. NuT. ANN AR~BOR1, MICH., WEDTNESDA Y, APR IL 1,1lI9003 No. 136 FENCING TOURNAMENT Norhwastern Girls in Ahletics -~ -Mo'eits ha 1itty Nsrtisvssi s't'tt~ AnnualExhibitisn Next Stuida- Ste'sit sseues's iiessis' its'ter i n it TslDecide Champnship of the isis1io itfour evstss only wert' University-Tumbling and runsositriothws'e situ ite ivlrs Gymnastic Events 1kudif e'o '01t t ildsto sut'sinit the stting, of seea creds'itblite Th...…

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…5 b-ri Ma No. 141l WHOLLY UNWARRANTED T'he Attack of Preident Jordan U~on 'Gregory and Coach Yost was Aholutely Without Foundation 'rle tttftittlilttack 10011Gll _ Jordan of Leland tli tatford''withli' Iirtifssiotl of te ' higati reprocia lre" lis jtlyto'a roed tighoest indignation of diwestideit btdy. i'tesi 'ent Joratn said: "I have thet' )1'tlllseiotl iof te' liti Can represnttative tit tils meeting to sicis word. As oawtlIafter NWaier -Cba...…

…[ " 0 m mANMLAr 'IL us Me D RL0 Nt. 142 " PROF. PATTENGILL TALKS ANTN ARBOR~, IGH.. WEl)NES)< Y, APRIL . 1903 ilO Chariman of thte Board of Con- :orol Be Gives His Opiniono of the Presett 'rouble lit liii lii tei'1'ttilo'I st -ve21ilt- Ili &itill. if ( lttsit if Altlle- tiui a1d 5i~ PltI t'ii' o it stiy teoirdlilf'' I# riltsttituiiiit p)CPressiet-.Tii l-v,-Or of thi s I'i i ittttsiitrtili - t ile1! s111t i h Ittiiessl: t - Itt i itnelensipi li...…

…VoL. VIII.J oF IF DAiLYG No. i14 ANN ARBIORMILLI., TI I'SI)AY, APRIL 9, 190:3 FRENCH LITERATURE Politico ntlt i n tu e t oltci i llt I.Mabilleau Gives Interesting Le-ainIIg 1ig1 as tit(, carius spr igelc- tos I art Itwrallg lar. t'spe 'ia l.e is tore Before Membrs of Cercle thils true of heItilSlests for lthe . I" Francais of the Univerity Alitan illood C l't'tltle1 (ht li ' _________ 'lrs. :a liei'c'iidra blet'tct liii' iiaall hl uesdattty ee...…

…vam 1 OiF I '1 DAILY* V&..XIII. ANN ARBOR, LICI.,FRID)AY, APIRIL 10, I900~ TEAM[ STARTS TODAY 'et igan's Baseball Men Leasec Annual Western'Trip-0tloos Favora'be--liist Game Will hiCco {qr "1oeitc MIteittc' etic St ii M r. t'111 t ebticel' . io it li -t. Mr. i hwllutlL.I tfm ik r:1i en ti~n oii a i stet iii ci tic 'e ioti clt4 ic eta te it t ccii in mc t il i''iit n 1h ' t 'ci i' iii i' tc Iii ai'~d i t , o Ic. dst f c c at i (t heiii'iitii c ...…

…Till OiF N. DAILY. VOL. XIII. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNDSDAY, APRIL 22, 1903 No. 145 WOODROW WILSON hasisgoneitmai. Not Kasls, bit til, settins Vvaryin teeittitenft title Piincton President Spoke to a De- is iihettui1- tt w o srm tktes slos- ii hted Adience in University :InitilforP115th is toughttillpirit Ha11 Last Evein-Subject ;y "Ted. It is te)oldi"pitot Was "Patriotism' A lt-i-v iftt-stiiistime tier tgainlhe ititt ttititi iitititi lii ifeeli...…

…"Til Us. Or N AIY VOL. XIII. ANN ARBOR, MIR., TILT1SDAY, APRIL. 23, 1903 No. 1461 INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET Will he Held Here May 22 and 23- Largen and Successful Meet An- ticipated--Hyde Park Will Send a Team 22c-c ccl Ic illrIt l{ :i uri is of-l h 1. :)1 of 11} sndliii- c s ic-c-s cale I h- Al ce)1l11 it ' ih lcontrol c is i c- 1. int heii liif 'li I ndci cl i ).l.t ,.F ii ld lii Ii ciclt i i-l. slic aI i ,pt illls ok nno i cll to h d ofeten ucli...…

…THI! Us. OiF N. DAILY. VOL. XIII. AN N ARBOR, MICH., ltIDAY, APRIL 24, 1903 No. 147 FIRST HOME 'GAME Varsity Beat A. A. H. S. in an In- ter°esting Game-Training Table to be Started oldn 1111lit mI 15thle Hrst g-tinlis'of zslle tti 'ltill Ferry ildl and thei --': itt 1111 5 Ie ironss w lliforta1 goo tiie ll'TI-inieitty leitg 1111etoitswites. in1 ,' i l 31.Theituib itngythe fr t as m tjis li itop tilego I tlteifi poliag n, f 10 teas was aii lp t...…

…TI"E Iis or NfDIY VOL. XIII. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATU tDAY, APRIL 25, 1903 No. 1 48 FIRST BASEBALL GAME Victory Nlubtful, Yet an Unusually Close and Hard Gause to be Played-Lineup STANDIiNG.t(51' (LUBSt. ( , 1. i ; 1 !t t I 1 ',;t I I I i I 01140044..... ,llel go ... North westo1 a4(i1i44111 .7l 1N isoloi 111 Won loo t. 2r P4oo. D) The first of t11e liltee 111144'si1 s Leaigue -inles w~-il4be, lllli 40114-o11 P'eiy 1F1e(ld 4il(111411'he -tll))) ...…

…VOL. XIII. us or NM DAILY. AINN AR13OR, MIH.,S UTN1)AY, APRiIL 26, 1903 No. 149 MICHIGAN WINS Yesterday Was a Notable Day in Athletics for the Yellow and the Blue -Kellogg, Waite, Perry and Conger Captured the Four-Mile Relay Championship at Philadelphia-Hahn Second in Dash 'Varsity Won From Illinois in an Exciting Baseball Game Score was Fourteen to Ten The- University of Michigan team, consisting of Kellogg, Conger, Perry and Waite, won the ...…

…1111 'Js OiF N. DAILY. VOL. XLII. ANN ARBOR, MIH., TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1903 ATHLETES RETURN the "Victorious Five" Reach Ann Abor From Their trip to.. Philadelphia v tttri llaj t y ofMichgans trto. Fiatickveroet I hitniie niaatinnd-ty afn o . (itll I ra nagl t tiil t, seilds patched to fhe Dal it' l hi I dlayied intrtln 0 i i ln it Nvasiintiuvi in li st tirlesre. ni ia oodnlisized 101Yii It o e tip. on oWNMMtevc till' Pent fer. y. Coer anldvWi i...…

…T!H1E Us. or N. DAILY. VOL. XIII. OBER LIN TODAY A NN ARBOR, MHC., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1903 Noc. 1.51 No Athletic Daic-c This Year '1l c h l r eli" e-ci ecilc'ic (11cbe - An Interesting Game Looked For- Imee.-- ~ ic-coleittrce efels cc s p ingec 5c- Teaoo Rosodiog Into Shape- onte.tIcic I fle ief andm Trainlee gTabe Started ,Vccca)gie n icfecc cin ld i 5- i-syit (lc uh' 'T':.\1s. I c-ic-ih ' popr eri sin v s Weeq. Locs. ('u 1i. ceec-c I eccec...…

…1111 us. oi: N. DAILY. .VOL. XIII. ANlN ARBOR, MIR., THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1903 No. 1.52 OCNGRESS MAN LITTLEFIELD (ao aresfot rnpntn od Well Rec ird by His Audience-He civent} Itc goods Spoke on "frusts and Federal Tin].ril iviin it ii i fo tr ;iny cr Lgislation'' i ltiula cly byowrn th r SCsi iiilii ii li'C . . X i-nliii-sv ofii late'vril.isig ihea.i commonlvii hit i slvins'i'il )iv ii the 1in ner i l'i' ivivli1':11yi'n stsvIlin lati-fi t in th...…

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…ANN ARBO)R, MICH. TURSD'AYF, APRIL 6l9O12. I'FksreTY~ No. 136 COACH SEXTON HERE St Crvaeci' > O t'i flOzttf 4ii f'Jl I t, l , lii ibt 'Ia e' widl Ha. mood itai ". i ' ' t:i t V 't 'tt i i , 12iGinist t or'a Pars: 'ii a --itIt -i 11 x- !!i ltt I tIt f i il } ; C tl lt' if .1 it :Itt' i I r t 'l't i II. 1 t ti I ili ' t ICI ' ti i . Ill ".i tI } It , I ' -Llt I l t ~ t 1' ' : I t S ' ' .]) ' at i I, tt i- i i i -, .1 Ilj- (1 'l'-. { J t 'iit ' i...…

…AN Al lBOU, MI 11., FRIDAY, APRIL 41,1102. 'IR~S- : No. 131 THE COUNTY FAIR THE DEBATING TEAM PROF, TRUEBLOOD A10 oo i e t COACH SEXTON 1 13". a iit !:1 ii:! +; t i';i t l . t" 3b1 I ' 't i~ll tl4 1!<! Ii~d : I~l'll 1i1l. :iI'+ 2 i t" t ': I;?t! stii i . >' Ii : # f i.t r ,ti i 3}I y.. {ir{iti{ t' .t" ' iit" Ilii 1tSli', 111{^ii 11 tt! .l .i ili. ; ! Tits! 1;IiM;lrji ;{1t(r{I1 ; i i1'll F!t t f , r '1 1 .:.' i ++ICf111 r1 t ' , . if 1 - v i i ...…

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…r riL Y- [('f ^ F vi 4 axm t t t , , ' Ci CON AIR CARNIVAL. ede ' ~ ailfl~i -a en!& lil -\N k RF',(MIE., ID l NO. 10b ilfi K<t ! .t }pct ;" r.t t ai l t 'l'f1£'tl Ilti 't.t':k .t7tt S1i11cjS'1 i'f ITl 1 tt I. arli, l ,illl Inn ..:fi1, t.'1 1CI4If ili 1F1 S1ti 77 i It Tm N i> MICHIGAN TEAM DEFEATED ili il i < 1t : s lhuh irb. xait 1 9i by D eot hn"eioai Fl I vn Testl i i itili liioliil Iii A r iten tihii Game 'Lenian L - Yi1iS:iL .is ,t .. 5' l...…

…~z4* IL 8,1$~O. I"T ~~~ANN ARBOR. MIC.jMO4NOA ,APRI ,1i~.d n '~ ' V4SI S LEAtRU Mrs. Kelley s Address*r 'S COUNJTRY RACE i'higa n Agaiz* Metu Detroit Aieft- riF e l se ryfTekAmsLoigfrWg I "nLaur,-rcieSnappy the National Consumtier's l,-eage d mo--Team Will Train Durig he 1gbl-t r tA1 iuf wl $fierdY "glivefre etihe oadtbrsnlast vi $etrdytonorlyolca rac.Spring Vaation t-*btql aswW nt° d g sr' i .11ongs Detro t wil lapiyere -gaiwt t y un-i3911fat...…

…A ANW. DAI ........... ANN Affl-';OR, MICIL, NV Ell ,N F < D.- Y. AI. 190,h FIRS? YEAR No. 141 HARPHAM WINS M. Le Roux SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Basket Ba) 1akes Best Time in CrossuxCountry -d Ili n ,uit t z Wall A~Famous Cincinni iOrganization BUnd- 5s fSsitiS tittit SeiAnnual n ot aeon eI lul. Illsi ottjeet twas .loo" er Leadership of Frank Van dertittiin Witay &lo+ up:heireSsil dyiT iin li Sticden to Appear Friday astitrreingiititaitamong the diet...…

…O OKICR17,r M ' ZIVO' All Y. F - ff BASE BALL. SCHEDULE :'....[N .i I O F l II . TI 'NSIX K !.a PR L 10 1 Ga. Toastmaster Finney5 Sp e h .:STRENGTH TESTS DESCRIBED oXi. it lesni'rs Ahead, of 'S ists Garo o o~ ~O00 s I t ,'s '', asitll's,1i H ' rill) T o.to, Si", 5.5 i i ll C Iit X i ll' p 15tit' 1' " i s it1: ; m id5,, i :lit fit51 S it t'ti sd , XX', t ti ~ ) , 7 1l]',, _~ ~ ; r r" . i. l il r w t it t ti .{1 l r_ :I?00,, } , -,,it t tt_ l a ...…

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…DAIL-l ---.___ FIRS8T XEAx. PROFS. MECHEM AND WILGUS AN N ARBOI-, MIICII., T lURFS DA Y, APRIL 24, 1902. S. L.. A. Voters NO. 1 &* senator Bailey too Busy SNAPPY PRACTICE Receive Liberal Ofttes and Ma GoT hoeoO rs oI; ,lfrIo Rspetlely to Chcagio anid ,1',"It ii'i'niti11ii ktit i i ii'nitlwko Colmbu.I ii iiio iiat tlist .,ii; Iw h- - :t d.. Ino ipt i n ,.Co a}tiiivi'ro " t l ii3' rt'e tiidoth" osi ii ittI it., a i ii ti atit h i ii' i(\%(i, I i...…

…. _ DAIL ~ L FIO Ai2 SL. A. ELECTION Noticert tot Candidates and Voters I'hiil~~i)1 ~^..1... "("uwl l n14i1 11 ~lti JJ J~1t)1 1. 1Jil 1ttit I ll ttlit I t. I4411. t)1': ~r1111.Illtkil. lo 41111 1' 1 ; i t I t t ll i r 1 t) i s 1 11 IIlls t;I 1llt1 t~ ,1 htllJ 1;I 4 x n1 t 1 li 0il ~t 11 1 t 0 ; V Il l Il l I l 0 01 " i t I 1't . :(11#1 I] 1 111 001 I v It ,, ~ el11 :I ilis111':tlrl t110 ,0 2 11 4. 001 41t ( 1"F i ~ , 1)( 1 1 io 1 ) 111 1 ~111 ...…

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….77 F jlt? YEAR. A TO RESCUE THE OLD BELL RATHER M4N ARBOR, MS H., TUE SLDAY. API'L V 102. Noa. 148 R CARELESS PRACTICE CLASS BASE BALL HARD WOR40%UT YESTERDAY Dr. Randall is Organizing a Search Party to Rescue the Bell Stolen by the Class of 18G30 Followed Saturdays Victory Over Be- loit.--Promising New Candidate Out for Shortstop 1903 Law Looks Best Se Far-The The Finc Wsa er Brought Out the 1904 Laws Will Also Be Strong.- Some Captains Alre...…

…AN A~ihi Mll. \'I)44;i~,, ~L.; 2. i__ BRILLIANT PRACTICE ter a5 ip p T: to absk,1 l spit 'Sown Oratin )' TOk, BRLVO O [VSTORY ,l~its 5011A.,sis of Hi- jl l i lt !2 il 1 t ' ii III1w 111 !~i i 5 tid 'us i i ti2 111 i I, IIIt tI~i . i i l1";! :it V I.V llt :lll :Ii I ::1, lttl!!t}1'1'irtl'. T II. ili1E'I' trl Itl' \I, "!l' ;tlt 311 ti1t , :iiit't'11:11t' I& t1111 a m l lt' t' :11 t' is I t'litti i"! as !li'111'.; 111 O HM! tvr21t11 11ttll lttl' ...…

…heMichigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1904 No. 132 ERMS NO CRITERION. BASKETBALL GAME [RE5'IMAN BANQU :T. COMMUNICATION. Of Unhealthfulness of Drinking Water The third basketball game of the Last Evening at Barbour Gym-Eigh- (From the Engineering Faculty.) Address by Dr. Vaughan Before year is to be played Friday afternoon ty Couples Attended-The Largest (The Daily assumes no responsibili- Academy of Science--Pasteur at...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICLI., SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1904. No. 1I9 3 SENIR LW PA TY. S. W. V. "EASTER BALL ALUMNUS PRACTITIONER. AADf1 oiSIN E Given at Granger's Last Evening- Yorefadrensaeivtdo bnWs kow to .ofM Botany Section Gave Interesting Pm. Quaint Features-Amusing Pro- ated the Annual Faster Monda studnits as "Tug," the star guard o1 gram in University Hal Thursday gram Prepared of the Dances Dancinige Party, gte tnlby...…

…The Michigan Daily g VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, APRIL 3, 1904. No. 134 FENCING TOURNAMENT TI1E CRUSADERS SPECIAL MUSIC MAY FESTIVAL Gradle takes Championship from Na- An Opera Written and Composed by Churches have Prepared Special Mu- Time for Spring Concerts fast Ap- gorski-Contests Close and inter- Two Ann Arbor Residents to be sic for the Easter Services To- proaching-Choral Union Working esting-Gym. Team Perform- . Presented on Mo...…

…______ _ _ail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1904. No. 135 TRACK MEJN WORK h'ARD.1 ROCKY iOIJUNTAIN CLUB. "THE[ CRUSAD[RS" UNIV[RSITY HOSPITAL For the Pennsy Games on April 23- I Enjoyable Affair Given at Granger's Opera Composed by Griffith L. Gordon Great Improvements Sine 1875-Great Dvorak Does Well at the Pole Last Evenisg-Miany Novel Fea- of the School of Music Given lastI Need for New Wards-Crowded Vault-Hammer Throwing. t...…

…VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, AUCH., WE!DNESDAY, APRI., 6, 1904. No. 136 6000 WORN CONTINUES. DEBATING IJILOO. j NEW CONSTITUJTION. lHe shall be required to deposit a bond ______o Five Thousand Dorllars with the Track Men Getting Into Shape-Relay Team Practicing fr Deate with Faculty Cmmittee Forms New Rules hSecretary of te tniversity of irtvchd Team Candidates Makig Faist ivithwestern -- Prfeccor True Is Regulate the Affairs of the Stu- byleAaiiigppr...…

…TheMihignDaily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THUIRSDAY, APRI1L 7, 1904. No. 137 STRONG SQUAD. S. L. A. POLITICS. GIRLS' BASKET BALL. I TRACK WORK. _____ lach titoainess was arousedt in the STe canddaesiiftr le four mile ri- Candidates for Various Positions on S. I~. A. ciclethis mrintitg on learn- ases in Present Series have all boos lay ear, seven in rnulber, last night Basbal Tam-racic Gaes ig otheiii stes 'soce0o' le noch-1 Tied-No Forecast o...…

…The Michigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOF, MIlCH., FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1904. No. 138 RIJB3N~iLIS POSED. Y. M. C. A. ELECTION NO CHANGE IN BASEBALL. Tl UNLSSUl The annual election of Il envr IThehbae hall sqadolpt in another ____ At Ferry Field Training Quarters- ity will le held Thurs ay evnn, ilyon the "ai gotndtdiamndnilye- A Description of That interesting but Relay Candidates Ran-Good Dis- Altf1J- 'The jelow it 'i n at: tdat IThe usual -routine b...…

…The Michigan Dil VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR MICH., SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1904. No. 139 TENNIS PROSPECTS ADELPHI'S SHOULD COME. ) SUNDAY CONCERTS. DOWN TIE DANUJBE - Tonight the Adeiphi will present, iBerkeley, Machli 5-flit 'halt Practice has Commenced-Preliminlar. the followinigprogranm to which alli hour of musi" which is given each An Illustrated Lecture by Professor es Leading to Choice of Team iare cordially itvittd soiand y L'(tSuty aternioon, beg...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 190)4. No. 140 ANNUAL BANQUEI. S. C. A. SOCIAL 0__ The social at Newherry hall Friday Young Men's Christian Association night was well attended though there Banruet a Success. i..s:en -,,a.n'lot as omaiy Ihore a:._.t Progiam. Jarnus Scher- !he various classes of lihe literas; merhorn 'toastmaster. department gave entertainments o1 an _____unique character. In addition to this...…

…he Michigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1904. No. 141 C. C. C. RACE TOM1ORROW. TRACK NOTES. TE[ 'UCI IGAN TECHNIC. RAIN PREVENTS BASE BALL In spite of the disagreeable weather _PRACTICE. Annual Spring Contest Will Take and the wet track, Capt. Kellogg and The Annual Official Publication of the Jupiter Piuvius did his best again his aitul band of milers Put in at University Engineering Society. yesterday to prevent Michi...…

…The Michigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR. MICH., W ESDAY, APRIL 13, 1904. No. 1 142 BIG RACE TODAY. Cross Country Club Will Hold Its An- nual Spring Race This After- noon at 3:30 P. M. . Good List of Starters. This afternoon at 3:30 occurs thes an- nual spring cross country race. For- ty-three men have entered for the con- test and it promises to be an excit- ing affair. All C. C. C. men are barred, and everyone who has even had any experience ...…

…_The MchgDal VOL. XIV. A NN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, APRIL, 14, 1904. No. 143 PRACTICE YEST[RDAY. DANTE L[CITUR[. I 4IRLS Co"rPTE[D. [ INA[ D[BAT. Baseball Men Gamboled ins the Chil- Theodore Wesley Koch Delighted His Athletic Meet Endeo Successful Sea- Championship Contest Between Mich- ling Wind-The Prohahle Make- I Audience-One of the Best Lec- on at Barbour Gymnaseum- igan and Northwestern at Chi up of the Team for Sprint turs of the Year-"...…

…The Mch''igan Daily AN ARBOR., MICH., FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1904. VOL. XIV. No. 144 BASUAUIThA~ [[Y[~ DEBATING TEAM. SEB LL YAH LAVES The debating team eft for Chicago -oday on 7 heir boring Trip-Hiaraeyeserday to ;tae part in ithe contest Games With Chiaga and Win. wils Northwestern thin evening. The 1 tanin- Ithe Ihikup of the Itemhas beendtrinig hard torthe ear- Iwe Pithters (deate anti is itt excellent coiditin Unecded. t present a winning...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1904. No. 145 TRACK TEAMr VICTORIOUS AL CAN VOWT. Michigan Won at Philadelphia on Sat- Entird New Registration to be Made urday-Seven Firsts Captured for Election of Officers for Stu- by the Team-Thi Great dents' Lecture Association Relay Race. -Previous Registra. tion Declared The University of Michigan track Void. team crowned itself with undying glory last Saturday in...…

…The VOL. XIV. FAST PRACTICE ON. Baseball Team Working Hard for Sat urday's Game-Illinois Team is Strong-Season Tickets on Sale at Myer's News Stand. With the Illinois game ony thret days away, the baseball team put in some fast practice yesterday after noon in spite of the Cailly weather Contrary to expectations, Coaches Ut ley and Johnson made no change i the make-up of the infield and it work was especially snappy. Severa times the brilliant...…