…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. "...…
…TH®~ MICHIGQAN DAIL2 -mm". w THlE IIICtIGAN -DAILY Odfiial Aeiv~spaper atL the Univrersity of Michigan. Published every moraing ,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. liANAGING EDITOIL Walter H. Towers. litSINESS MANAJGER Albert IL. Dilley Editors. NoWS Editor ........Harry. Z. Folit AssJiRnt ......Frank Pennell Athletic Editor....... Karl ...…
…THR MICHIGAN DAi.L! THlEIiCIGAN DAILY OibcilI ±ewspper iutthe University of 31ichigan. Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- I bore Michigan, under Act grcss of March 3, 1879. of Con-I StreetI hORIFICEI liv Walter K. Towers. IUSINESS WAN ArOEB AIZoert IL Miley Want Ad Stations Press Bnilding; Quarry's Pharmacy; The University Pharmacy, 1219 S. U'niversity; Van Doren'...…
…__ _ I aorning except Mon- Sthe school yea~r st Office at Ann Ar- under Act of Con- 3, 1879, iiUSVNEaS MANAG~ER Albert IL Dmley Editors. Editor .....,... Harry Z. Folt Lnt.........Frank Peunell' cEditor...... nt.............. and Drama .. ilegiate News If re lee [Or Tol rs arpe: Aman Frank E. Shaw ip Maurice Myers ht Editors. e ~Mackc Ryan' C. Harold Hippler lter Robert Gillet reporters. Morris Houser Fred B. Foulk' Ige J. V. Sweeney ...…
…i "lu ml V.C11 tALI WALL A.i L FUCHIGAN DAILY;'srUwEmS ARE LISTED AlON U I Ofticial 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 IANAGER Albert R. Dilley TH~OSE INJUR1ED). T E (Continued from page 1.) came and was then hurled be- neath ...…
…$ TIL MICHIGOAN DAIL! T H iliI A ( u c ia l - - e wsp a p e r a t th e L i i e r ily of Michigan. ' Published every imorning except Mton- day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Apct of Con- g;ress of March 3, 1879. Street I aiV1 S IANAGVN(.aEIT.OU. l~ater R. wr. Albert It. JPfey Editors. ! ews Editor B.... arry Z. Fol: Assistant ......~... Frank Penn ell Athletic Editor. .. ..... Karl Mat...…
…1 IC fDAIL dIIGAN DAIY University I .1 1 Published every mnorninig except Mon- day throughout the school year. Enteredi at the Post Office,at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. M[ANAGING EDITOL.. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGE~R Albert IL Dulley Editors. News Editor....... Harry Z. Fols Assistant........... Frank Pennell Athletic Editor ....... Karl Matthews Assistant .........,... G. C. Eldredge Musi...…
…~L 1.5 ICkiI0AN AL T11B D ILI THTE flICIGAN DAI -V IjIhicial Newspaper at the lUiversity 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. HIANIGING EDITOR. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS WMAAER Albert BE Dilley "Editors. ',Tews Editor ...... _.. Harry L. Fol2 Assistant .......... Frank Pienanell Athletic Editor....... ...…
…er does Lhing1e is only~ enmity d Rap- :his in-. ,t Gillett state al the oie ser. Mark F. Finley institutions in n at a big sacri commended. ii aupve Ulus, is to be hear- , 1912. FIFTE~EN YEARS A) TODAY. The regular. weekly vesper serviee was attended by seniors in cap and gown. John Kendrick Bangs spoke on "The Evolution of the Humorist" beforea S. L. A. audience. H, sA(GM TODAY1. ball team leftf of ClevelanI 'uals I 11 Dr ...…
…MICR t N ] AIL? MIC~i LN AlL! I I1 ost com- e city. )r goods All goods Sa THE MICHIGAN DAILY' Qibcial Newspaper at the Uiversity 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- grss of March 3, 1879. KANAG4IING EDITOR. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert L. Difley TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1912. Night Editor-Fred B. Foulk. Spring Co...…
…m1i;B DAIL.I Al I . ri AIL. !ICHICoAN DAILY mspaper at the University of Michigan. every morning except Mon.- oughout the school year. the Post Office at Ann Ar- higan, under Act of Con- March 3, 1879. VNAGING EDITOR. Wfalter H. To wreris. St1NESS MANAGER Alibert IL Dilley WE'D'NESDAY, APRIL 24, 1912. Our Sen)Sitiv e Extremities . Among other things Michigan is blessed with.- an exceedingly large number of people whose pedal extrem- ities ...…
…T H E CHIGAN DAILY .. I Street THE MICHIGAN DAILY tIiciali hewspaper 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 ElDITOI. Walter H. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGEJR Albert R. Dilley THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1912. Night Editor-Norris A. Milligan. Spring Concerts. For the sake of reasons compar...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I A Street I facation ie Street1 Ball I THE 11CHIGAN DAILY Qlllicial Nwspaper 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- grass of March 3, 1879. MANAGING EDITOR. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert R. Dilley FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1912 Night Editor-H. Beach Carpenter. Give Students a Voice. As ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . I -- - - --- ------ y Street I I, 4 . ..,., TAILORS State Street r 5aSe Ball mnnis oflf Goods Ve are agents for the Slot- ted Throat Rackets. We have the most com- plete line in the city. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT and inspect purchasing. nteed. our goods All goods Our Display Window. 1eehan's JDENTS' BOOKSTORE TH E IC IGAN DAILY Oficial Newspaper at the University of Michigan." Published every morning except Mon...…
…AN D. ILY x i 'greet/ I is, ost com- e city. I1 'S THE -ICHIGAN DAILY Official -Newspaper at the' University of icigan. 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. S Walter K. Towers.' BUSINESS MANAGER Albert I. Dilley SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1912. Night Editor-Robert ). Gillett. Undergraduate Extravagance....…
…ICHIGAN TIHlE MICHIGAN DAILY OficialA ewspaper 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. _1I MANAGING EDITOR, Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert I. Dilley Night Editor-Wallace Webei. Open Doors. Open sessions at the Student Council make their initial appearance tonight. What was once ...…
…'Ti. MtCt14iA IL _1) A1L T_ 0 o u ten in larger cities can at alf as much to do busi- re are there better styles e us the cream of their to $35 HILL AUDITORIUM) WORK IS PROGRESSIWL RAPIDLY NOW Work on the Hill auditorium con- tinues at a rapid rate despite the weather conditions of the past month. The south side foundation has been started and it is hoped° to have this entirely completed within three weed . A runway for transferring...…
…ID. 10A C AND DRA A (Continued from .page o2.) return of Dick Crolius known as the1 "'! a, hig & Schrnid )5 >. MainS.. king of slng ladaie Herman the widow of the great Herman willV be hero. at an early datU, in her sensation- al conjuring entertainment. The Dos- ton Ladies Orchestra of twenty mnu- sicians wvill be here during the monthi of _April. The big musical comDedy "The WNinning Miss" with a cast of twenty-five people, "The Cow...…
…lA & ~dtr AILY .. MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE TO START CAMPAIGN IN CIT'IES Practically every city in the United States of any size has been assign'dA to students by the Michigan U on to carry on the campaign for life mem- berships during spring vacation. The campaign will be limited to the gradu- ates of the last five classes,, Meetings of the various committees are now being held at the Union to ex- plain the details of the work. Sidney Small, '09...…
…"a AIlNN(A TRIP INS0171'ILANI) SU'('ESSFt 1 I, clothes )a SchmidI e e (Continued, from page 1.) State at Anni Arbor. Saturday, April 27.-Western Re- serve at Ann Arbor. Thursday, May 2.-Ohio Wesleyan at Ann Arbor. Saturday,; May 4-M. :A. C. at Lan- sing. Thursday, May 9.-Syracuse at Ann Arbor. Saturday, May 11.-Syracuse at Ann Arbor. Wednesday, May ,15.-Wabash at Ann Arbor. Monday, May 20.-Syracuse at Syra- case. Tuesday, May 21-Syracus...…
…DAILY AM&%,Ac IKALAMAZOO ALUMNI HOLD BA NQUET DURING VACATION. est in are the lowest con- satisfied. ! -,, ; Apfel Academy ity a-&d C1ae.ss 570 U Mrs. Madelon Stockwell Turner, '72, the first woman graduate of the uni- versity was present at the alumni ban- quet held in Kalamazoo Friday of last week. Mrs Turner entered the uni- versity from Albion College and se- cured an M. A. degree before she left. President Hutchins, Prof. A. G....…
…J. ent, Scholl, of thei ill lecture on e play to be p er Verein nE hall. A dance II will follow 31l will give a play. the lecture i.- sion to the da; e holding studa g to th r E 'LAY* n dc-* our-* d by* riday* arah* Bar- ad-* ,ailed* * e to* will* seat* 11 be* aeas-* o be- r # CLASSIFIED ADS. -0-* 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 The Unive...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE LEADIN ,OT v Freytag's Plays is ig in Small German Are Provided WithL ;I IN POLITICS ie Journalisten," to be presented by the utscher Verein next Friday evening, the n town-the "Union," organ of the Lib- of the Conservative party, are the real persons, in whom the attention may be ve have here two groups of persons1 r and political activity. fairs into comedy, a woman's finesse r is needed. 11 Adelbeid Runeck, a fr...…
…TRU MICHIGAN DAILY best in e the lowest con- $5Hato pfel MUSIC AND DRAMA Vocal Historical Recital. In the various fields of the fine arts,] there have been women who have been accorded places beside their male workers. So it is not astonishing to find women composing songs, sonatas, dance suites, piano pieces and even orchestral works. For the lecture re- cital Wednesday afternoon at high. school hall, Mr. Howland has chosen a list of eigh...…
…TE MICHIGAN DAILY -7 * *! "J" LITS AND ENGINEERS HOJ) GRAND "JAMBOREE" TONI(U'r With the added attraction of Finzel's orchestra of Detroit, which will pre-. sent several new feature dances, to- night's "Junior Jamboree" at the new Armory promises to be a fitting ending to the social activities of the third years lits and engineers. The chap- erons will be Proc. and Mrs. E. D. Rich, representing the engineering de- partment, and Mr. and Mrs...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MEN best in IJN Haberdashery s are the lok est con- "Iloleproof" Costs No More Than Others at ig There are just two kinds of hosiery-the kind that wears and the kind that tears. Yet they both sell for the same price. Certainly you would not buy unguaranteed hosiery when for the same money_)you can get the famous" "Holeproof" guaranteed against holes for six months. You pay no more for "Hfoleproof" but it wears six, t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OBJECTIONABLE STABLES 1BE TORN DOWN. WILL clothes )SS ST. Schmid S. Main St. . 'S ked contrast, have your decorat erfulness, rather than sombre re party appropriations,. You can- priate to add to the attractiveness ections from our complete line o Place Cards Lunch Sets Dance Programs Continued from page 1.) granted a leave of absence after June 6, in order that ,he may leave for Berkeley, Cal., where he will teach i...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY EN, best in TO REPAIR WOMEN'S GYM, AGAINST...FIRE.. Repairs Making Egress From Sarah Caswell Angell Hall Easy to Conmmence at Once. DRAW PLANS FOR SHOPS HERE. * CLASSIFIED ADS. FOUND The Michigan Daily finds the owners of lost articles. tf ,a con- piel I Imm~ I Clas I Repairs for the purpose of providing against the possibility of fires in Bar- bour gymnasiumg will be made at once," stated H. H. Marks, Suprinte...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY d ALU MNAE ENTERTAIN $ENMQR GIRS A' ANNUAL RECEPTION The Ann Arbor branch of the Associ- ation of Collegiate Alumnae entertain- ed about one hundred senior girls at the annual reception given to the sen- iors by the association yesterday. The affair was held from 3 to 6 at the house of Mrs. A. E. Jennings, who was assist- ed by Dean Myra 13. Jordan, Mrs. 11. B. Hutchins, Miss S. Crocker, Mrs. J. E. Beal, Mrs. G. W. Patter...…
…MUSIC AND DRAMA i L F 3 I Joseph F. Sheehan. America's greatest tenor and the fin- t company ever heard in English pera, coming to the Whitney Saturday .ay 4, presenting Balfe's favorite op- ra, "The Bohemian Girl" at matinee nd a magnificent production of Offen- ach's wonderful opera "The Love ales of Hoffmann" in the evening. The tour of this organization has een most notable and Ann Arbor fortunate in having an opportunity hearing the...…
…A iCOttI .AN L. 1 1 F ti . , .. ,. t MUSIC AND DRAMA I I! 1' ' t a SymhIony Orlesta Concert. The old adage which prophesies a good ending from a bad beginning is applicable in the case f this 'year's series of four concerts given by the University Symphony Orchestra. The success which attended the first ap- pearance of the orgapization for, the season was doubled and trebled "by the last evening's oncbert fheld in igh School Hall....…
…SDAILT .a UN I VERS T'Y NOTICES 'Oratorical Association Board will meet in oratory rooms at 4 o'clock. Students who are to work in Chica- go during vacation for Union meet at clubhouse today at 7 o'clock. Illini club meeting at 4 hursday in Tappan hall. o'clockI 'I Mandolin club rehearsal tonight at 7:15,, north wing, UT. hall. Fresh lawn class meeting Thursday at 4 p. in., room B3. Social committee of the fresh lit class meets today ...…
…i 0 1872 1 "El STUDENTS DINIE WITH SEED _MEN Local Representation of Perry Seed Co ofInDtroit is Numerous. W ,hon D. AI. Ferry and Co., the De- troit seedsmen, banqueted their force of traveling Salesmen at the Pontchar- train in Detroit, Tuesday evening, twenty-three M1ichigan students were~ a.mong the large number gathered' 'round the merry board. These men represented the seed company *In ev- ery section of the country last sum- mer, a...…
…TH~ MICkiibA 4 DAii4i WILL SEND ONLY FOUR MILE TEAS t ,. UNIVERS[IY NOTICES *,New ~I JL +,i, %]i , it TATE STREET e ig White Shoe B~de'sEliibiityIVIii Not Alter Dr. lo Send Mie Teami. WORE ?,0I)W 9N 1N 11AR N ES 1. A possiilit11y that llake, IChigan'Is middle distance ru-nner, may be eligible after "con" exam, Will not alter a de- cision made by Dr. Kraenzlein not to { send a me relay teamn to the PennI t'elay ga enApi 27. The facts th...…
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