…The Michigan Dil ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SKID-, Y, APRILJi, 1910 VOL. XX. No. ug. WEAK HITTERS ON THIS YEAR'S TEAM Dairy Lunch Pitcher Holds Var- sity to Few Scattered Singles-- Fielding Work Improves. Inability to hit a gooui pitcher was evi- denced in Wednesdays haseball prac- tice wilen James, tihe twirter for the Alli Arhor Dairr Lunchl teamlltook tile bold agailnst tile varsity' 111l15anid heicd thlemnialmost hiltess. This weakniess will ...…
…The VOL. XX. SCHOOL ATHLETES TO GET FINE CUPS Interscholastic Management Of- fers Prizes Donated by Organ- izations--Good Meet Assured. Preparations for the thirteenth an- nual Interscholastic track meet, to be held at Ferry Field May 20 and 21, are almost completed. From present indi- cations the meet will be the most suc- cessful that has ever been held at Ann Arbor. A new feature of the meet and one that will undoubtedly attract a large ...…
…5 The M h, =-NN ARRC)R_ NITC .NTCAN_ "I"v'I)AV AI P11. lnrn Vol. XX. .iiN1V IAADkJA, BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR A WINNING FOIJR-LYILE TEAM Re-entering of Towar in Track Athletics Gives SPromise for a Championship Four-mile Re- lay Team in Penn. Invitation Meet---Strong Opposition in Two-mile Race. Aoter four-mile champioship for others who have een ie more ness- Michigan. pp1e prominence. Ii the Ei'asternsIni- A With this for a slogan, Wolverine ...…
…The Mkic higa~n Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 5, i9gi-o. VOL. XX. No. 1 32 PLATYS LAID FOR OPERAI BANQUO'S GHOST WILL WALK THIS EVENING. Union Committee Appointed to Re. ceive Manuscripts. Last Saturday at a meeting of the board of directors of the Michigan Union the first steps towards next year's opera were taken. A committee con- sisting 'of Professor Scott, Earle G. Killeen, Hollis Baker and Roy Welch together with Preside...…
…The Michgan Da ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1910. VOL. XX. No. 133. BALL TEAM READY FOR SPRING TRIP, Season Will Open Saturday at I Ada--Players Will Then Pro-f ceed Southward. Continuous hard drill has developed the squad of greets hall players who1 first appeared its the Watermtan gytna- siumt cage several months ago ino at well rounded ine. Tomorrow the var- sity uniforms will he givenl out to thet mnemhers of the squad anid...…
…The Michigan Day VOL. XX. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL, ,5910. ATHLETES TO WORK IN VACATION TIME Baseball Men to Go South While Y Track Team Stays at Ann Arbor. Vacationi does not ipy rest for Michigan's track and aseball athletes. Instead of the relaxation f romn thensal roling of college life the mnrwnho will make upt Michigans srinsg athletic tenns wi omit uonle the suding par, spendinlg the major art of their hie either on the ...…
…-41 0 1 Z: - S F Yp k fi ' Wl ail . ,NN ARBOR', MICHIGAN, 21), 1910. No. 13.5. \'ol- Xx. 'VARSITY WAITS CASE GAME GONG Squad Home After Taking Four r Out of Seven From Teams In Dixieland. SHOWING SATIS -FIES RICKEY. c li t ~maito(fssitti c li1t hr cti 11 15111 coric l eait il 111 lici 55111-5 hall c~un r ttra cd 1 rci i s ill<c tilt, itt l7 <, i I (YcttIIlo all tl HIc trig) i>> ;i HNI s a lcaadcr 1117", aild hittins " a cra ;c. ']'l t c ;m...…
…vj F FANFEST FORCED . BY WEATHER Aw.N Bailmen Discuss Southern Trip and Start Love Letters Southward, I:a['IN' T I NCr i1 ( 1;1 1\ (, 'I Ni- k i , kcal rx1 cmo i-sir] ri- rc_l rrerrr C' C'1 It sill to brl" rIlc i it 1' it Nrlxrr. i thiii I i()1' eii t I - t ii tis C i 1 e .1il NAil 01 N I] i TGN, I UI)AVi Ni PNI, 11.::WILL PLK RELAY 1 hA MSTURDAY Men Showing Best Form will he 1C{ Sent to Eastern Athletic Carnival. te111,JOE HORNER SURE COMi...…
…VOL. XX. ;,000 ARBl~O, QCTIGA\., Vl lY OP l~ll 22, 1Q1. No. 137. CLASS BALL, TAKES ON LEAGUE ASPECT Percentages Will be Basis in Selecting Departmental Champions NEW REGULATIONS FOR SERIES we e )III01111v ,C1(1 I" 1 01111 I till c IIW ih tlllk hII lf 1 t c 0 10k l citl ii 1lass1 111110 \011,11 1 191'I , 1 : t2 1I1 tO YOUNGSTER SCLASH J:AMAY Council Sets D~ate for the Annual Spring Erays M'ICHIGAN TO HAYE Plan will Start with Equipiment of H...…
…ti b all y VOL. XX. VOL. XX. N ARBOR, MtIHIGAN, SA TL RI I PR II, :', . [or HOME SEASON OPENS TODAY WITH CASE Game Gives First Opportunity to See Varsity Nine in Action SMITH WILL PROBABLY PITCH ('11:' T'\ in' IxilinTOni BID I"'clod l i h ('lxxxr 'lxx 1< \iixn) Iii x T1l 07:17"1 Wci r \\'xi inx'r CAIG OBEGIN FOR ARABIAN WORK Money to be Raised by House to House Canvass for S. C. A, Project ONE HUNDRED STUDENTS AID IlS'~ an animal chi...…
…e~l g~ alI X701_ XX. A;NN ARBOR, IMICHIGAN, SINDA\ ',. AiIT H, 1,itoa. No. 139. SLYITIIWIIITEWASHES CASE 7 FANNING FIFTEEN OBIOANS Lanky Pitcher, Undismayed by Chilling Wind, Holds Case to 2 to 0 Score, Yielding But Five 'Widely Scattered Hits CASE TWIRLER A HARD PROPOSITION EXPLAINS B3USRAH SCHEME Bird Says No Official Connection with U. of M. is Contemplated T) 'ill:1lllill.\Di~ I~llsc \ho rc i teestcd i thec1pip-Ii )ilt I1ie t' (sli~ l...…
…la Air I- he llth.gatl. 1-ty VOL,. XX. MICHIGAN DRAWS SECOND IN MILE Relay Team Lucky in Allotment ot Places in the Races at Philadelphia PENNSY RECEIVED FIRST PLACE =AN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TL P:SIAV, Ail-Ill 1, 6,1T01. No. 140. TUI'Tl"S 11 ATLfI OUT NI yi; JON Jm-os 1" and1, l -14 'c 1ich , 1811 d ile turtle t(1 the Turtle1 hench11. 11l1er a 110, jai 1011t 1)11Ic 11111111 kRil I>111 \1VG.N SENI ORS PLAN A 8 ('(1 (' 1( 118'S~ DETROIT BAN...…
…=oX IN NARBC)R, OMIHIGAN, 010001PINI\0 ?.1T, P )g0in. No. 141. \170L. XX, RELAY TEAMS OFF FOR PHILLIE TODAY Wolverines Must Play Off Trio of Games from Schedule This Week HORNER GOES WITH RUNNERS iill I'. ii op n 1 1 crI I'i 1at i° \ (1 ' I11110 at1 t %:T- Cl <XI II 1I tcli il hee 1111e s0 o \, n ll _1 ,1 orn ~ I t l11 I I11 ll 111- 11r h " i lz aliiV t i n olI 1 il So 1 ~ e th 01lic t11 ,,oi ICI r' si t I> ill 1 101 P n I oo 1 l:>' I~o -t i...…
…'.,.XX NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TH IURSDAY.APIL, 28, 510.NO. 142. VOT'. XX. VARSITY'S STAR TWIRLER TAKES VICTORY FROM ALMA 1,T((ANI/li [I, t TRACK MEN OFF FOR PENN. IN ilIiE .lF\(II , 15 Di\Vv-I NN1)- Tl t they c mii n foi iatr is e ii i ri v i elioi all . ,iii ii iii vii u 1iit illstatiii, liicsili The (dliii Iof the Fitzpatrick De:tlares Michigan Has Hest in Mile Relay C. vI:'[ de 111 i 1v.1 'vici vvict r, a t v -li' rsit si ft,- 11 i ( ii...…
…L^ f ' A r k.x5! 4 :n s3 t 4 Vol-. XX. '-N' ARBOR, MICHIGAN, F F:II) I'I Ir, CHANGED INFIELD S FNIII ( ,ITS \\ 1,], 1 IMAY FACE' 1ESERV E ic l )tl e;i1 i ls a Injuries Sustained by Regulars 1Cdefiite ciniwas akcimrcardlxi rm ay Lead to Shift in the ixixix lxxxi>r thislafxairbi t i sx i x lxlii 'Today's Lineup and axxiiixMasqueixxrade xwill ixx'kc, 11p CLEVELANDERS HAVE FAST NINE '.cc l tii luicor xiii lix xloiie Saturdayx an ll iip xlay iin...…
…NT N RBOR, MIICHIGAN, iS \TU AAI'k t f ;o,111. i0)rno. Vol-. XX. No. 144. HOME RUN CL OUTED J' 1I,:UIl; I A"I OUT BY ENZENROT 'lc cInlre ccrtr teJ1-crtr Western Reserve Offers Sma! Difficulty to Rickey's Ball Tossers METHODISTS PLAY HERB TODA Micehigain gathered motler , iet~ uinto herself oil the Fsen field1 In F dar afternonon, \1Vesierii Reserve (ins ing on)i the short eind of< 301 o c The Clesvelanlers mntch tintsed pistc heldl the 44...…
…he M ich ian Dai a ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL i, icvr. No. 129 Vol. xxi. PRINCLPAL SCORES 'IETRANCE DFIVRNDS Miller Says Practical Subjects Should Be Riecognized by Colleges HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE FORMED "It dto'' es o apcr h) n lta tbecause GIVIC RICCITk, OIII IX H.UIJJUJU U I [)I Ilriellotdtrttill (tot Il htit n-IN BIG LOVE FEAST certl on ''erni'tttPolk Solnts' scheduled for this. let til intheIlteig;h scholol on- (ltittt acc111ou...…
…* eI cigan Daly Vol XX. ANN ARBOR, TICHIGAN SU'NDAY, APRIL, 1911 30 RONRFAILS TO 1.TIe iiOfbiECTURES ON STAGE BOSS AND tDE'A) "LIEFOR SE IR~ l.AL RS W M DOSL_ UTCTean fIi t ~1ll"i h STUDENTS CLASH Isltaunrdsir]tsheyt DER TCNRA sujetfo heutrcptc lROrLT e1 o ry hCENTRALi i togh o e DO S LF' dli TIC ''ie ltiitsofict telit:______the rslt of a nisnlist adih isWt First Year Men Pile Up Score gi cn it t ti, S J. 'lie ese<,til M . t the eate of closin...…
…The MichiganDaly ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUTEDAY, APRIL 4, 1911 Vol. XXI. No. 131, TRACK MEN RETURN FROM OMAHA MEET Varsity Athletes Bring Word of Relay learn's Defeat by Maroon Squad WIN SILVER M~OUNTED SHIELD 11'ttil }ni~llt 1e0d Ob it ln or10(( ing (c111 1 1(11th M ro( ou i bea,1 -~ margin, the(11 co111 es110 being runer Were(1111110 tro l 1(((11as u 1u(1 bVtheo %' 10 0 1-1 cnsrute. 1he me he1111 te1(0 r . .bet1111h a cn hre vad>1Ih1\(v rn ...…
…Vol. XXI. ANN ARBOR, MICHt IGANi s' k\171 'Y Pll p . XN'o. 132.' _" REPUBLIANS REB-EILEC'I INTER-SCHOLASTIC RTWO UNIVERSITY REGENT, S. IVIET JEOPARDIZED rBniii i lnht fGadRp - - - were elcl td to succeedcitlhemiselvs asci Schoolmasters Club Passed ,,uembeirs of th university board ofre w e tso ie enlia ticket last NlI- Motion That May Affect 'y Local Event SENIOR fuo~,,S ossTc~ei,,C' fOXK" _____ The senior ecgineers cwilliv thi WORRY CAUSF...…
…M tqgnVol ,XXI . ',ANN AR OR, MIC HIGA N I si lSD ', \P I Li.6, 1955. N oi i GIVEN A WORKOUTI ON FERRY FIELD Entrants in Philadelphia Meet< Get Light Practice On 4 Cinders tit CLASS , RE LAY IS +PSTPONED W ith butthiiree and one half eks g lid sn efoe the lihigan tnck -ocn ns cai fr Psiletlpianto cos- j- is ein the lg I'snsyvanias. et. trrit lrafn~en gve a few of his athletes a taste of otdoor taiing y es- iedcaternoon. Kolle iaudl-Smit s...…
…Vol.XXLANNARBO, Mcll(;ANI hfliN .XRII 7,~xT Vol. XXI. ANN ARBOR, NIIGI-11(,,AN FI I4)AY, APRII, 7, T911. No.134 BAPS TO COME FOR TWO GAME SERIES Feature Attractions Added To ome Schedule on Eve o Spring Trip RICKEY SIGNED FOR TWO YEARS Threei' gain e i have ixe added to the homiei'tas ttball s ich. Atiexi ceixixi was amade' yesterday ithat thetKcianine i tii cme er for twoxigaes and M. i. C. for anothir.The Jaws itilxi appear oni Ge'ietlt...…
…r. } hu IL; I'' n a ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN NO. 13, Vol. XXI. DE PAUW BUCKS CL Il la, POS~TER N11 \i<: 1 SPRING A tEW ONE 'VARSITY TODAY y'c tFe i'c lcd~tii% lili sci1 i <'ci ON PHI BETA KAPPA Team Is Back on the Job after iin the dcii lit , tores vtiii i c irii'ii iii 'ci Cutnecht and Haller. Recently Successful Raid into 'ii'Th iecicitic is 1l io nti 2 al;'t Elected, Resign from Dixie icli, On aGl f heac~lcl 1111.iiSociety TRACK MEN CUT OUT ...…
…Vol. XXL ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 'II vl-l AARI , 0, )fl. 'o 3 Vol. XXI. No. z3£ SUCCESPOO OF IUT RELAY TEAM WILL B:Fd S ~ ~ ME HA~O U~I1I NDICAPPEDIAT,I' N IS JRAPARDIZED T;.,fh e ucile relay team that xwili ii ~~ sctto1( the Penntinamtes will lbe handi- capaped lye-the fact -that they drew the High Schools Protest Against tlit.asto.ThsmtsIitihe wvil11 be forced to riot abot ithirty- ards Competing With Private farther than the poetdeamw hi Sc...…
…- is y - -," i i :. , J , ---- - ----- --- r" . r6. 137 Vol. XXI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, J,'RlD.;- ', APRIJ, 2L, [91 1. BRYCE SESDE"..CLINE OF CMECAIIy~IIIIII Before Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity British Ambassador Predicts 1"ach las11111 <Ii ii A Revival of the Classics in Less Strenuous «''s With(11-;i e Life of Future )i' ': x iiih. jcc PAYS A HIGH TRIBUTE TO PRESIDEN T ANGELL t e , 1 t11r I\NItI1, I' ""ORi D C R( NWPAPER MEN lEFTDISAPPOIN...…
…F _ j 1 A i'he I Dail ANN A1=i'Okti, MICHIGAN SA.'I'IEIlDAY, AI'RII, 22, 1,011. Vol. XXI. AGGIES COME ,TODAY 1111)5 FOR OPENING GAME.!i ciiti Curtain Raiser of Local Bailz sl 'i~ ar 11 nd'v" Season Finds Varsity "I'ae- - ;I(( h al Crippled t(7 lk'iit h ei ll < TRACK MEIN BOOKED FOR RELAYS bu w' i ita~ .i. It a ilcai itiiIt iliTi'aru t -atit ac Uie i ii d c l a dl ifty liittitlsatind "I I t"t a ii i I t - a i hcetoot evrt niueaie =,llt...…
…ILI ME The 1"R Vol. XXI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, NI 1 1111,23, 81)11. 10S1 1 TIL OPR1>1,IMS \ S DETFIACE '111 . ' R S T A K EY O F lP P A A A , T D E T F N N E WA L L O P F A R MY E R S iPr of: iia tt C I ,'. 'h 8o u d u It 1l)I S B E i N G P R O B E D:1 1 sity i llspak o Ih Pesnt) 'nd-th1818X , I-ang-up Three Points to One He 11as8justitu8'1rned (1 lI(' 18 1ai( Statistics of College Expenses "I'1 i On the Agricultural onll 81111111181 1(1(I ...…
…Vol XI.ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 'Ii~ h't, \i'ill , 25, P511. Vol. XXI. 'VARSITY ATHLETES I' II P INlS\ lI 'N l W LO ESUNSHINE tSprlmgguier tie aspies ofth of the latitortotr for testin" ni'teritl Baseball Players M~eet Oil vet at Purdue t i netrsel, swill talk t(on1"hi onilthe iPia naa ''anal. I is lcture wiill ITomorrow; Track M~en Go iineii cldeaettet t t tiSomeioflihi re To Philly Saturday li22ar)pliialat, g~nnsfo t coit uci' , aiiil planti n...…
…The Mchigan Dally Vol. XXI. xv~ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,\VEI)NESI) kY, 1APRtIL 26, is[. . . TAKE .ON OLTYRT THIS 'AFTERNOON Locals Are up Against Strong Aggregation of Sack Artists VERHEYN HOLDS DOWN BOX Olivets aminecaies ho terry yielt this afternoon t imeet the Varsity in te seondt sal test of the tone seaso. The Cogegationaists tave a vetern tetnshichi-thetsetseee the stongest thitvraeretprsvtvtAhyrn.sIt has at readty trimme .A .,adNtre I...…
…The -Senior Law Docket (A Supplement to the f'lichigan Daily ) Vol. 1. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1Q11. No. z. 4l p * ,'as y 6 t 1.o rde 1 1lonss a.Bat hlole utc hre .Bar )a ec ae Pl~au b ttotsnsle Sel Atoc husby . 1, t~uui, Tueds 0.Plsta b Radal & Pok we ebu DECREE, IS GRANTED BY COURT THlE, SENIOR LAXV BANQUET COMM ITTEE A. SENIOR LAW, EuT AL. 3 Practice Court Reports, 422. Uairersity of Michigan. Biill equity by tileSenior L...…
…The, NileiganDail~y ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, Tilt RSDY PI)\' 7= F 91Li-u Vol XXL Ni. T41-. OLIVET DABBLES IN COSTLY AIRY STUFF, Flight is Pulled off in Sixth And Michigan Scores Ten Circuits MELEE FEATURED BY BUNGLES After outtplaying the Wo' lerinieso' five rounsl the Oivet bialtpa ers, wos who apeared oo1 Ferry Field yester- day afternoon began to dable ii aro- natis and after getigon the wing smashedt thei rowniiprevious msnii ifor high fli...…
…r.: Vol. XXL. TO HOLD WORK-OUT AT SCENE OF MET 1 Relay and Weight Specialists Leave in Time for Final Practicpe in East SEVEN MIEN GO TO PHILADELPHIA \r1 i it ? 11t n lt c1 ole t r 1 1? ti t ':i t 1\ tIi ii-,fr ii ~ A - '4ARBtOR, MItitIAN I U II ,I p 1 ~z AAGINGEIO FAUTMMBR Board In Control of Student D !ications Names White's f Successor 'rtesos fi[thorn3psonand Carnei loac {, ASSUMIES CONTROL NEXT FALL GIRLS TO ACT AS U 1"Arisian A...…
…ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, S. \TC'ltl.\,A ,\PRII, 29, 1911. \To r I Vol. XXI. VARSITY MEETS RESERVE T ODAY Cleveland Collegians Not to be Judged by Snow-Storm Defeat CAM4PBELL WILL OCCUPY MOUND t'. F I'N HIt( C11A EROLE FRANCAIS ia;i tt ihicl Il h c t b ii i tt nor SE T S N E WY ' R E C O R D ' - 1 a, ieCcccrr~ia Two Creditable Performances 1 iti r t t . t ickt Staged in a Single lie ii' tatliiii ,t~iEvening l (1: pr1 11 (- 1 111 11 'tti ;fcr...…
…ANN ARBOR, MICHIfGAN. tS)NAY, ARIf, 30, 1911 Vol. XXI UTI M EL Y E R RO S,4S T 1F INS('il T N I ( I DEFEAT MICHIGAN "I'lcI aC 'i11~i ild1Ctr'I Western Reserve Avenges Its t 1t 1a> , 1h Suc I H Ch ista Former Defeats With 2-0 l!*-tD13. ii ~ritl~r1iCur°tl( Score u i 1 i< nt ~31fi lle sI tlt i, it- SUPERIIOR PLAYING WINS GAME III, ht I Nitwirs l(twsiit( Ilit ul t( 16 1 \ V r li) toia lc i ~r s ~ t £ a v \1 ii < I~t , c C- st N Ci- i tc< i r s ...…
…Michigan I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1912. MEN'S COME-BACK TURN DOWN WATER IS SLOW BUT SURE on Assemblies Means Ban on Social Affairs if Women Persist In Stand. All PLANT PURCHASE' Ann Arbor Citizens Go Against' the Proposition by Margin of Two Votes. RECOUNT MAY BE DEMANDED. ENTEN Q nT MAY RE RESUI.T. Any doubt as to the extent of the as- mbly boycott may be quickly dispell- I by a use of the telephone in an en- avor to ...…
…lichigan Dai ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1912. CIDENT fJ'NARROWLY AVERTEDI Will TIake F Warnings her Preeautions at Au. im Site. the nick of. time have serious injuries to on- onstruction of the Hill ing the past few days. tions will therefore be at once by Mr. J. E. s in charge of the con- WILL THROW DOORS OPEN TO PUBLIC ler p: Alto e LYMAN IS SUCCEEDED BY WELL "Stan" is Elected to Place on At letic Board. "Stan" Wells ...…
…eiichiganDat ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THU1RSDAY, APRIL 4, 1912. NOMINATES SOCIETY OFFICERS. FORESTRY DEPARTMENT CALLS FOR ItEN TO PLANT TREES, Engineering Society Also Lays. Plans - - -AFor Annual Banquet. Although the weather still looks un- Nominations for the offices of the favorable for the tree planting whichi Engineering society for the ensuing the forestry department hoped to doI year were announced last night. Fol- at the Barnes farm at G...…
…1 Vichigan Da ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1912. ION MAILED.' to AIInIi- Heat TWO SEA CAPTAINS OPENING GAME IS ;_ WERE Dl FRIENDS. h dCalit. Sealby Acquainted With Capt. the direction of Professor E. work was started yesterday Smith and Part of Crew of sing and mailing the 25,000 lIl-1ated Titanic. s that are to be sent out to - alumni asking them to attend LOSES A lDETROIT FRIEND. ty-fifth Anniversary Celebra-- ne. The wo...…
…U APRIL 18, 1912. TE OF SYRACUSE MEET ANNOUNCED GIVES FIRST OF Sl TALKS ON DR -is to D rines Will Meet Easterners Annual Contest on Ferry Field May 18. in MONiAY. RECORD .SMASHING PROMISED. Saturday, May 18, will be the date of iz di th A' who were hurt Ek near Chelseaj n, are all recov- eir injuries, ac--E m the hospitals have been since >f them are al-y s and those whoI injured will be the Syracuse outdoor track meet here ' , w. t...…
…chigan Dat ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1912. :_ . ;: r . . Y I)IES to an s. r after- former niversi- ADVOCATES CAMPUS, DRINKING DEVICES' MUSICIANS TO GIVE DETROIT CONCERT in t , on Communicant Deplores Apsense Suitable Facilities in Unfi versity Buildings. Qf JProgram Will Include Many of "Hits" on the Trip to the Pacific Coast. the to nephrit- eer was a member of the Ukni- .f Michigan faculty from 1889 part of which t...…
…Michigan Da ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1912. CE ONCE BEATEN OS.U, NINE PLAYS TODAY Smith, Michigan's Famous Hurler, Will Probably Face Buckeye Team on Mound. MICHIGAN AND M.A.C. DISCONTINUE MEETS Actions , Result From Recent Split With Schoolmasters' Club in Ann Arbor. F OUR MILE RELAY TEAJ( BE CHOSEN THIS AFI Hanava and o iainbaugh ar (yet P~ositions, ButtM1t4 Are in Doubt. Final tryouts for places o gan's four mile relay ...…
…C Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR,,MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 1912. w - . ATERUS IELE VT OF FIVE US. and Jeffersoniln Choosc- ers for Ensuing Year. Webster and the Jefferson- es elected officers at their ast night, to serve for the DIRTY TOWELS. STILL IN USE lii estigalion Sliow IUnsanitary Condi- tions Not Improved; Paper Towels nsuccessful. EXPENSE IS THE MAIN OBSTACLE VARSITY CLINCHES CONTEST IN FIRST 0. S. I. Is nable to Overcome Lead...…
…0 he Michigan Da ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TU]SDAY, APRIL 23, 1912. NO ACADEMIC DRESS FOR ALUMNI Graduates Not Expected to A ppear in G1arb for (elebri ationt, GDean J. R. Effinger yesterday denied IF the rumors that have gained some cre- dence among alumni that they will E S be expected to appear in academic dress at the Seventy-fifth Anniversary Celebration. The faculty, the r pre- sentatives from the other univer.ities STAN and colleges, a...…
…ichigan Daily 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1912. 'LLEL(E IY4MEN El 1 BETT ER WORld) r. Angelis" Tels T" e ust Pave Way for t Generation "It is for the present generation of )llege girls to better, conditions in the itside world and to prepare the way r the coming generation" said Dr. umes B. Angell yesterday in an ad- ress before college girls at Newberry all on "What Can the College Girl o When She Graduates?" Dr. Anell en...…
…APRIL 25, 1912. I a AT Craduates this June Ai cap TO ACT AS TOAST3IA gements are practically r the annual banquet c .w class, which will be h l Secor, Toledo, Ohio, 1 ors will leave Ann Arbor rain and will arrive in Ti season for the spread. ent R. O. Bonisteel will R. Curtis as toastmaster turn, present to the clas g: "Bill" Day, of Cleve enry M. Bates, Prof. Tl- and Prof. John R. Roo lty; and "Cap" Gray, ' nd "Judge" Middleton, c Tol...…
…higan Da I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1912. T TEAM GOES EAST PR~ ,an FOR PENN GAMES, ESENT GERMAN COMEDY TONIGHT Are in Dr. Kra, Conf ent Condition But i is not Over- f Victory. I'RS HTIA ER THROW ent a with their hletes, ed the n for Toledo last evening, ch city the party will take a ania train for Philadelphia, e of the annual Penn relay a Saturday. There was not e squad but who was in first rsical condition, and if ...…
…e Michigan Daily U ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1912. TO SOUND STUDENTS roielties; ibs maON INFIRMARY IDEA arance of the concert g Will Seek Opinion of Entire Student given Body Regarding Feasibility the University of Infirmary. :he Knights of it last night. LETTER RECEIVED FROM LEIPZIG It was determined at a meeting of Le Union Infirmary committee yes- glee' e major part terday to request all campus organiza- been the pr...…
…Alich'i,,gan Daily I ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1912. , .: s one man and the best the Auld do was an easy ground WORK ON SUMMER PAPER IS STARTED Editors of Wolverine Have Issued Call For Candidates; Business Staff is W)orking. S.C.A. CANCELS TWO ENGAGEMENTS Donald Robertson Players and Senator AiFoliette Can Not Conpe to Ann Arbor. AB R H O A E ...4 0 0 7 2 0 ...4 0 0 1 5 1 4 0 2 2 0 0 ...4 0 1 2 1 0 ...4 0 1 0 0 0 ..3 0 0 ...…
…e MichigaDaily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1912. P LAST DANCE WILL BE "'WINNER." Union Plans Novelties for Saturday Evening Function. The third, and last, of the series of Michigan Union dances will be given in Barbour gymnasium Saturday even- ing, May 4. Pr'arations in harmony with the occasioh are being made by the committee in charge. The orches- tra has been doubled for this dance, WITH and it will include eight pieces. "...…
…L $1.50 I The MAJI $2.00 Michigan Daily LOCAL $1.50 MAIL $2.0 XIII, No. 129. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1913. PRIGCEFIVE C _. RVIVORS SAY .000 BEGGARS L1 DESCRIPTION F THE WEAThER MAN A 1O-Strike! HURON'S DEADLY UNDERTOW of Miss Leah )Ioskowitz, Gives Graphic Picture of Conditions in JDayton. '16, SAYS PEOPLE WERE TWICE BUT DIi WARNED o NOT LISTEN, Diary of Troy Woinaii Depicts Rise of Overflowing Rivers...…
