…The Michigan Dail y ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1908. No. 138. VOL. XVI1I1. CCC SQUAD MAKES BRIGHIT SHOWING Prospects Look (food for Eastern Cross Countries-D. U. S. Will Meet the All-Fresh Saturday. Though the lg three ;of the distance squad, Rowe, Coe and Dull, will not e attic to cotttetel for Micigan at the eatern cross cousntries next fall, te prospeects for a good team are not dark. lhere are eight CCC' en in college twho ...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVIII. ANN ARBOR, MTICHIGA-, WEDNESDAY, APRIL z, 1908. No. 13 . ROWE CALLS FOR OUTDOOR RUNNERS Hiaskins Praises Cross Country Course-Wet Grounds Hinder Baseball Practice. The cros contry course is in ex- cellent conitiois for early rtns atd yes- terdays a large nttmtler of rn were ot. Thie recent rain nde te grontd alittle sticky-ottside of tosit so the mnch ae coteitedltlemseles witlthGe curls tracks' on the sie st...…
…The Michigan Daily .V I ............ , ,. XVFI. No 1 io, ATHLETES TELL OFt PHILADELPHIA TRIP ,en Return With More Watches -Pennsy Treated Them Roy- ally---How It All Happened. i-t cfoiur i}-carp h icrnerd tic gold ?".\'St tl -cu l iiiic. I-i retu nd illtn Cii S o th ii -itri R mei c~tt jlt, ofiiiei YirkiCitN. 'Jihly. i ar lii-n iiion ily cried a -W ,sl h t i is iiiiiiiii i but r- Inn liii isllad b " in" Patter The trp as n li)Valc in liith...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVII1. No. 1 49,. ALBION TRIMMED IN EXCITIING GAME Pitcher' Battle Results in Close Score of 2 to 0-Whipple Al- lows But Two Safe Hits and No Bases on Balls. 11111trs w 8k n(at111 m a th faur o hefstbaenl gne i ,i 1111111l 1 1118111111ut1t o i :. and Ito ase11111 al. 0 1 1111 '111nin time.. l I 11111c1also allmvcd n') \pas 1e-1-1 f11 1 rt ni lll1 111 Mellon it t sor 1all1d1ou1 .t11111plat, an an e11111, 118 M1111 (r...…
…The Michigan Daily AN\ I E I C-N , NIS. l yl I nnn ,l( RI)\N Nii1()0 7. VOL.. XVII. on. 148,. ART IN COLLEGES [ 11 11[.1; ?~)l HAS NOT THRIVE D 1h' ri li~ itwl ue W. M. R. French 'Talks on Art iniinin iinml it~ 1)',tofitscl~~t 13 't21 4ttii a ilI the University and Gives ILast o l lathu it ii mltii ni 'Tihe linc S. L. A. Lecture. u ol)t tin ninnin\rImmcirn Xii Ili;iSquirei liii r idin ouriiii. . . .ie . iN i n ,* I D n.1 , Mi i llnmii nnnn...…
…The Michigan Daily AN \ II II \ ,IR I \ 'KI \\ II, 6I 190 \Vol- XVII. No. 147. .............. WE DO NOT TRAIN l FOR CIIIZENSHIP Writer in Inlander Argues That the College Man Is Not Awak- ened to his Responsiilities. "D trXItiXiIg Ihe 'IXcXI of a fy rdleI or InXlIX th Im ty offro " for fouXr IyeIars, o r XXXinX XXIX ~ iuso 11111 , cXim ilXic a11(1 oXcial IasIX cr11 a ths hn s ar left r rir clk to afecr '['h I n X thXXiXXXi, fom ":Ac VlXTr...…
…The Mlichigan Daily NiL. X v II.1 )R 'vii. 146. I["I; ) ",.1' I 2 ,i~rf. Vol- XVIT. No. 146. OPINION FAVORS DRAMATICS CHANGE Many Ideas Are Suggested for Changing Organization of the Comedy Club. Natm a l~lw i nln l i i vii i 'Iiia 1cri w , tl I t i n 'WHAT THEY THINK vf igtt, ihdrawv.'IThev'facet >i4 tha Mihgn w yttiii tv f theIaaivvial if IA6 ')M110INNNNCW ret il i;<t111lat lcltl eeill'+ It! lac' tllt .EUt{,i tllc larc, a < eiter<tl ...…
…The Mlichigan Daily ANN \li< IkH(V ,\\'I)NIK'S1)\Y, AtII, 1 \i.XV II. r c. 14 5. TEAM GOES TODAY TO PHILADELPHIA Garrels and His Men ILeave for Big Intercollegiate Meet-(ios- sip on Outcome. r iitkli N COMEDY CUBTO l'c i~ci~ 1zacIi i"e ~t ~ BE ~i REORGAN12 it i' \I N I "l ; I 5 l.ft N'll ZED "' f l l il tip 4"4t-- til jat"4 .;yin l I)<t i °tl ,ctt.i c"rl+ t Miembers Wvill ek to unite tne D)ramatic Interests of the tUn- i 3 .t11 I11111...…
…The MichignDal \cLk. XVII. No) . UNION MINSTRELS GO TO DETROIT TODAY The University Show Is Being Made a Society Event- Low Railroad Rates Are Open to All. Ths atron tie n 1ion \ infrl ' take the 4 '104 \icigit en k tr ri n for 1Det1o11, and(thisi> ecnilnlifat 8 o'clock tici ll app1 lear11at ill mni c 11.111.iiii-ilThe \\c'lii heu lihigan 'iou iii andtll ,, it 1wiltllhe 11eqtuall iided bk'Mccn t111 Iw ra izionis.i li 1115 411 The seal i li...…
…The Mich iganDal ANN ARBlOR, Ml C'II( _ h\ 1Iti2;i l 1', I1Zh \ 'P~i Tt7 Vol'. XVHI. No. 14t3. COACH STAGG ISSUES ! ULTIMATUM TO MICHIGAN Says Michigan Must Abide by Con- ference Rules-Athletic Relations1 With Chicago Uncertain. tli a ('iiit'a tiiirant oinon.r on liclig ll' itttt, i th lin it it hav IonpoliI it heh icago p1a1-hg' pcr> ttill 11a1h11a",1 i : returlni to11Chi it; iii iii I hbie b itti h-ie ttiig iiiiiilos ii'iiriiigo date In ...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN \Riiii, MIHI GAN, \V I-\ISI) \\ \APRILI itt 10- VOL. XVII. HISTORY OF UNIVERSITY OBISTi'ERIC'S STAFF FOR PRAISED BY AUTHORITIES President Angeli Voices His Appre- ciation of Book -1Devos is to Canvass City. C oitr ity auhoirities, (desirig to i- thy hstoy ff ll, ickritc. hae se- cure!( AA. I.. I )oc (x), to canvass th cit ciritil it cluit wk. In a recet nu ber f t Alt initi trcidct A gel a-thtfll itl i sitt o t helg...…
…The Mlichigan Daily ANN. XVII.>>\A .AP IL, Vol- XVII. a . 14 r. BOOKER WASHINGTON theasotrli roillrs; of race andre PLEASED AUDIENCE n ole;ofclolamlonvlt'itced ttt his work if rc i nant. war racially Expressed Views on Solution of the prejudiced.l''here ro no farinaof slaverry i .... 4 ......... .... . . 1907 MICHIGANENSIAN IS READY FOR PRESS Books Will be on sale May I -Two Race Question - Asserted That the Negro is Wonderful Race. "'te...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol- ~XVII. ANN.\Rk():, Ii. I I I lG\, 8VNI)A Y, \I'IZII ,,51907- SECOND MINSTRELS ARE BETTER THAN FIRST Michigan Union Show Draws (reat Audience and Proves Laughable or Entertaining Throughout. 'lii. mss'i iis ii' 'siiisics of liv\Ii l- ign i c vii \Iit"ii''l' vsiilatnih iii lnlcc''iiv hal, aR W cosnducted etchvii uccsfl i t nv foisiss isv TyIII ni- c ce Tle le hal, ;l l g eetd c I lii ilmn. ihoe is.Ioia dsolists wer In...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVII. ANN :ARIII lid. MICII 1l;.\N, SA'I'VRI:YY APIl, No, 1 ;<> UNION MINSTREL SHOW IS A "HOWLING SUCCESS"9 S C SUGGESTS NEW METHOD n iii reMot ehosen as alter- "CHRIST'S RELIGION OF CHOOSING DEBATERS Iditinglec artc that ilicaionga1,4ain WA NO DGM TC Correspondent Would Overcome liii iiiiiiii li11e litititiilly exel in Coe Speaks on ',How D~id Life Look Difficulties by Increasing Nunm- 1:11(mli~tti ii ee~iiieini...…
…The Michigan Daily ANix XVII., No. 138.\ Ill:1. 1'lC1,; 10 VOL. XVII. o.18. UNION MINSTREL TROUPE WILL APPEAR TONIGHT Diress Rehearsal Last Night Proves That All1Is in Read- iness For the Big Show--- 500 Seats Still Unsold. Forxii 'ii xiii vxicsi n h '. iii ii clc xl ii and igi nal aunts, w -x i th a 1,1r xnOfiii ixixxix xx xyxxilxHir a11I W th s x lart c)ix ixi (of Ixx- ir al i i lcc whc ,i si iiiwil iipa ik ix i it i clt iir xThe'alci ...…
…0hThe Michia Dily ANN .XRJillk \LCIC \ 111I \\N, l4, 1907 vol'.XVIT. No. 137. VARSITY WINS OPENER FROM THE INELIGIBLES Twirlers Do Effective Work and the Yannigans Hiave No Chance to Win (lame In the -i 1n( 0 n I i i ll i tIttr-t ailtti il~tS itiil 1)v ra<-'-c s I'iltils' by l~~th az~rcait> iiln -the l l ii I lhl i tit lIltila\i nti l il iii -l liti - 1; i cl trills Tit---ib Itl il f te I cit l l 11111- makshi tlas- ut-iptaii twenin a tc)1...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN AfZIIBOR, MI,,[CITIGAN, \WEDN1ESIAY, APRIl, 3, 1907. VOL. XV II. No. t.6 COLD WEATHER HINDERS VARSITY BALL PRACTICE Lack of Outdoor Work Makes Prob- able Line-up of Team Hard to IForecast. 041ith practicallVy01onlyanoek rmain- itterixfor the an-it 1,t~ l l 01ea 1 -ta ts _,n il,- prig h lt th ~qai , 11 Handcaped b th, ctat~,: ll 1 111 alici "r::m tilt t .m %%hch 11c 1 1wth C i-I Ciioacr"l'111. htcnddte o 05 hi 111111 ...…
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…-The Michigan Da~ly "01'. XVI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,. SLNI)AY, A P RL, 29, 196. No. 148. PRESIDENT ANGELL - CHAMPIONS OF AMERICA. MINSTREL SEAT SALE SPEAKS PLAINLY ____ ___ __ HOUR IS CHANGED SaysTha theUniersty Mst aveSale Begins at One O'clock Tomorrow More Money or Lose Prestige I# -Wild Man From Australia -$500,000 Needed. - May Be Secured. At aisi t ba iqu tlteld tbyteUCvityEn The time of tie seat sae of tie bit -tlllt ~t~tlisll \tosi toy ...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, S NT HRI) Y, APRIl 28, 1906. vrOL. XVI. NO.- 147. FITZPATRICK SAY S ILLINOIS45 MICHIGAN WILL WIN Coach Is Undismayed by Reports of Peonsy's Strength-Dunlap Out of Discus. OHtl)lIR OF EVENTS AT HHAY' 1IS PRNNSY GAM RS 200 1 ole vault. ':o-He'h I jump. 00Shot1011. 3;3- in l heal in 1huirdles. 4:30-Disiosiothirow. 1:_1_x-To-mile relay race. Entries- C olmbitPnisylaiai. I)rmonih 4 o57- Hc bhundediiardid...…
…The Michigan Daily <'or,. xv'. 1\N ARBOR, MICITIGX'.s 1II).VS lI'Il ,27,191156 IL LINIWILL ARRIVE STUDENTS WILL AID SAN Thomas Orchestra Will 2ile IN ANN ARBOR TODAY FRANCISCO SUFFERERS Baseball_ Squad Expected to Arrive at Large Mass Meeting Planned ForFe t r A a 45-Reports Don't Scare University Hall in Early Part McAllister. of Next Week. Th hr ll ttoi, bsebtall teamtitrsting tlans tre on foot for a large oas for reveine 'toileager ito reg...…
…" . a\N RBOR MJCH I'r A 'I1-k R SI) _ tA \.PRII 26 , 906 . deog. XVI. No. 145. MICHIGAN ATHLETES VARSITY DEFEATS LEAVE FOR PENNSY STATE NORMALS Enthusiastic Send=Off Given Team Ypsilanti Team Proves Easy Picking Last Night-Stay-at=Hlomes to -New Men Show Up Well- Continue Training. Wendell in Box. ''"A PSALM OF VICTORY'' MINSTREL RESERVED AT THE MAY FESTIVAL SEAT SALE MONDAY Prof. Stanley's New Composition to All Seats at Fifty Cents-Nobo...…
…TheMichigan Dail trO. XVi ANN ARBOR, MICH-IGAN. \VEDNESDAY, APRU,. 25 t9o6. No. 144 ATHLETES LEAVE FOR UNION MINSTRELS AUUS'T' S HlI D ~T ~ ANNUAL SWING-OUT PROFESSOR KIRCHNER PHILADELPHIA TONIGHT ALREADY PREPARED GIVE~, ORG~AN RC11;I OCCURS NEXT TUESDAY HANDS IN RESIGNATION Start From Michigan Central Station Street Parade Well in Hand-Sahib Fu ude eir xetdt eLwLcue none i eie at 9:30 This Evening-Pinch Suni, Hindoo Juggler, Probably in Line-...…
…The Michigan Daily dwo. XV. PREPARATIONS FOR BIG SHOW NEARLY COMPLETE Results of Committee's Labors Now out--Advertising Posters Are Wanted for Souvenirs. Ilia Mihigan is lo hav\e the greates ;adntmntl ocarn11leveroxg0ve1(b0 h 0111111f1thebif Ameri1atounive1sfiel ii< r all ssure fact Pr 1(1at till)o L'ioni ns'0 t re1' carnv1111 (1,111h ifisl n111(h1 ago o11r1antele deals to1f111h1e <!°,ul1u 1 bdy has 1demost11ted th11 1111111 11the ietlithat ...…
…The Michiga al ANN ARBOR, MICII( .\\ I HI) \\ \iPRIL, igo96. vOL. XVIL. No. 142. ALL DEPARTMENTS UNITE FOR SENIOR RECEPTION Decided Change Over Former Years- Will be Most Important Social Function of Senior Year. In tot of the colleges trogott the counr ithtie senor receptiotn is ote of lhe moast iportantsocal evetts it the s tdentis career. It takes ottct the same rakas the jtitior op at Mlihigat ttnd elab oate prepara5tionts herald it. T]...…
…The Michigan Daily tfOL. XVIL ANN ARBOR, MICHIG'AN. IIVRSDAY, APRIL, 12, 1906. No. 14 1. AR ELS IBREAK(SVWORLD'SA N F'i\10M OI 'II ISA 1 C E(+ he smAnn A lor Press, former ly RECORD IN PR(ACTICE lknon as Paker & Snder, are negotiat ingfora ste il aynard sret IfI preenplans ar carisedoutilthtle will Giaint Athlete Throws the Discus bildl i f~ine o 11printngofie onthils About 149 Feet-Excels World li tt ittitr. Iflie Aitti:\elhorePes Record...…
…The Michigan Dalily \+N-N \RBOR, 'A Olf \ \\ifGN FI)\i ,SI)AYt_\fIRII iig196. ,dOL. XVI. No. 140, VARSITY MINSTRELS GET DOWN TO BUSINESS Hard Is the Order From Now On For the Chorus, Olio and Farce Troupe -Meeting This Afternoon. This cx cixg at 7 o'clock, the chorus of the minstrel show wiii meet in Roon CUixersiystl. 'he commxittee has decidirdlo00 hard work for the partici- pantsin xtie show fromxi xow ox, ad memberx~xs of the cioruxs wh...…
…The Michigan Da ily tOh .XVI NO CHANGE IN MEIC DEPARTMENT PROBABLE talk of Finishing Medical Course in Detroit Revived-Regent Dean Scores Dean Vaughan. \nother mo0vemnt is oo foot to move ,cdicat department ti Detroit. A olerrin ed eftort has beo made by cer- anosf tts mdicat facty to sectre it rmoa of t least the clinicattde- tiseol to the mietropois. )r. Harri ssoninan 0 adtress before the I a ord of medical examiners at isiii statd that De...…
…The Michigan .,Daily A\NARBIOR, MICHIGAN.. SL\DAY, IRJL 8,1906. 50.XVI. No. 138. '.OCT)' GOAx~M. s plxins of ictoriousanxd lanquished Teamxs at La t.Night's hex / -ACULT'Y GUESTS AT INVITATION MEET oe Did Not Compete-Gradle Cham- pion Fencer-Exhibition by Henry Schulte, the German Hercules. Ia. I cxenxxg lhe faculty werexcguests af the athletic association at the maita- ,ixionimeet.Ahie it seveiniutdred guests Were present andii wititess...…
…AN Y RBOR. ICI3:AN STUDAAPRIL , io-S. vOL. XVI. Noa. 137 FACULTY WILL ATTEND I GIRLS' INDOOR MEET BIG COMBINATION MEET WILL OCCUR TODAY Invitation Meet Tonight to be Cor- Many Contests to Decide Intercass bination Track and Gymnastic Con Championship-List of En- test-Coe in the Stellar Role. tries and Officials. For the past six seeks tie students Tie girls sf tiestniersity sll] holds have teenfocki-sg etch Saudynih shit tampiosship ittter...…
…The Michigan Daily JfO. XVI.VANN -ARBOR, 1MICHiCIAN PI1l1) NY'APRIL1, 6, 196.. GRAHAM AND CURTIS I IIhCTION WILL BE. ae.lee CHOOSE REAY TEAMS FIERCELY CONTTESTED Judge V.H.Ln Elce Interestt in theeltection of tile student Chairman ogf Boar'd Seven Men to Run on Each Team - mlittleri (If the i ithiga111110 it 0)I oar Chamnpionship Fencing Tourna. of cotrolttis10becomltligkeenera'Ithtie ment to be Held. ieo h lcinapoceadi 01111'thtithe otil e11...…
…The M ichiga n Dailyl", -1 ANN \RIIOR, hIICIA II \ 1-1is1 T 11RSD1. RIL5,-19 06- vrotL. XVI. INO. 135. COACH M'ALLISTER IS AGAIN OUT WITH TEAM The Practice Was Snappy Last Night as a Result--Thirty Men Out Yesterday. For the hirst timc since the stuad went ontdoors they were led yesterday by Coacth McAllister. Nearly everyone etm- mediately felt the effect otf his tpresence for there was no loafing, only fast work, nd robably- some-thirty ...…
…The Michigan Daily ('Of. XVI. FIRST GAME VICTORY FOR THE YAINNIGANS Conglomerate Aggregation Defeats Regulars 5 to 4-Weak lit- ting in [lame. tor the first tme this season the ar- It sealles were di ideul into tio sota tstrtay andiaot game resnted. tolyRolin ed titeYnttiigais, whoi --"4at"la" Sgr, cltnpionshit- ill)g liuiciltblia score of - to 4 after sie nings of tlasy. Cch McAlister us t bik fromt Buffalo btttte squati Slolaenlarsof b Ctin ...…
…The Mil.chigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MWII I(;AN ~)V R1 , lOC. i %L. XVI. No- 1 33. MICHIGAN HAS CHANCE FOR TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP Keene Fitzpatrick Discusses the Indoor Track Season-Urges Men Not to Get Overconfident. The i indoor tacik seasont Just closed was very encou raging and taking the resul ts as 'a lasis for'a'gtintent, I tinktl Mi ichigathtiis teartitti litta'e a teami the twesternit champ~t titsit.Fveet'sitter oile defeattl1ast June inl...…
…TheMichigan Dail TN .. VI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SCNDAY. AI'RI. 190)6. \N. 132 g99EGNERoI 01t)ceittt -andftl ollppeare.ad fthesciae and elh ftesal 99EGNESWNANOTHER ATTRACTION tectteadiceutyo h hl SCHOOLMASTERS' CLUB IN E C A SM E aomd i i iht ttttiencte FReINS RE)SOW New Yok I pponted t i tn cigit INTECLAS MEE nmemnd its ppreciationttoftthe ipe- FRMNTE HWt'i tffaiof ie inuraltee coin nic. MEETING IS ENDEDJ - - ornaitec by a littleteaik-heartedt...…
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…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, APR11L 9, 1905 No. z13 kILL FEATURE IN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. 1908 ENGINEERS VICTORS The University Organization will be Freshmen Win Interclass Meet with AWTU ILL'WUU OW beard in an Interesting Program I 17 Poinis -Senior Lits Second- V UIL IL SiOTomorrow Night- Three As- 1907 Elngineers Win Re- skiing Artists. lay Championship. 4eieitger, Champion Amateur Bag Puncher of the thle clee ofi 01 Uli iri u...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICH.. SATURDAY. APRIL x8, 1905 No. 1 37 CLASS BATTLE TONIGHT xiiSiii>\i. iSNTRDLIE i1ierciass Meet Promises to be the Best Ever Class Relay Championship Also to be Decid- ed -Jiu-Jitsu Match and Gym Team Are Other Attractions. Iwk~rcin hld p linnty ona lnnt in iAl lilin ti ll t" selet t the 1 tome "hut - P, epr itlixthe tri Famous Iowa Statesman Appeared on S. L.A. Course Last Night Large and Appreciative Audienc...…
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…The Michigan Daily3 VOL. X V ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1905. No. 135 CAMPBELL IS NOW CAPTAIN 1SI ril uNITY -ISISAI, . f S N ilk ENG"INlikldS B \NQS r.1905 ATHLETIC SCHEDULES The Popular Shortstop Uuanimously I10 I ii] w el rciil 1w iillaieiC l -irCi Director Baird Announces That Dis- Elected Without Opposition - Has ni w cii einlrin- siee W eihi CBio pute with Chicago is Settled and erl d ,ieal leste. The baseball Chuse. was fumenal...…
…The MihgnDaily VO.XV ANN ARBOR, MICH., WE TRACK NEWS. HOMOOPATHIC EXERCISES1 Bad Weather Does Not Prevent Light Birthday of H'ahnemann, Founder of Outdoor Work-Curtis and Ack- { omeopathic System, to be , eran out forHammer.----- Celebrated Next Week. )"Stpite thy li atiapi ofac ~ _A\i Ito tti ht~lc dpart- Mrrayafter non, uit a mrnt iv''ofthy Ilnt ' lithaviv 'city will clebrattf track amer ntade the trip to Fe'rr filvd he ow'iii tact d nfifiti...…
