…MICHIGAN DAILY I THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ofieial 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 R. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Editors WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1912. Night Editor-C. Harold Hippler', * * * * * * * * * * * U Stay Away From Classes. IS L11IITED kOO Cards Att...…
…DAILY HE .MICHIGAN DAILY liciad .3evipaper al tLe L~CiieMu of Michigan. iblished every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. itered at the Vut Le at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. )FANA GING EDITOR. Walter R. Towers. $USINESS MANA GEM Albert . aDilley Editors. TH URSDAY, MAY 30, 1912. Night Editor-Mack Ryan., I ),e the Censorship. he authorities are justified at certain books in the ary are no...…
…THE MIC 1V 1/ z, 1 . and Nobby in clothes MUSIC AND DRAMA _ Majestic Theater. There is a young woman appearing at the Majestic theater this week by the name of "Leona," who, aside from the fact that she was born in Siberia, has a remarkable soprano singing voice of rare quality and sweetness. She has a range from E below middle C to F above high C and this is used in a scene that she gives from the opera "Faust" during which she imperson...…
…I( GAN DAILY al ~ _ _ r the lowest con- - ial $3Hats Apfel 't is,s Clubs4 partfes now and get, your s. Call 570-L MUSIC AND DRAMA Organ Recital. The last Faculty concert of the year will be held, in University Hall at 8 o'clock tonight. The custom which was followed for a good many years, but which has been discontinued for the past few seasons, will again be followed out,-namely, the concert, will take the form of an Organ Reci- tal ...…
…THE MICHIGA DAILY in E:- to match :. MUSIC AND DRAMA Girls' Glee Club. The annual concert of the girls' Glee club was given last evening in Barbour gymnasium. The concert pre- sented an excellent program, and was given in a way which evidenced care- ful preparation. Miss Nora Hunt, as director, deserves the greatest praise for the result accomplished and the fine ensemble into which she has train- ed the club. Miss Vernelle Rohrer was t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 MEN best in IJ con-. 'I Impedaid$3Hat$ Apfel M AJESTIC NEXT MONDAY 3 BENNETT SISTERS BOXING, FENCING, WRESTLING Avon Comedy Four BEST OF QUARTETS WHITMORE.TANGLE I]s NEAR SOLUTION General Sentiment Among the Sophs in Favor of Not Conflicting With Seniors., WILL DECIDE AT MEETING TODAY A great amount of sentiment has been created and class4 feeling has run high in the matter of the confus- ion of dates for class pic...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'I SOCIETY TO HAVE LECTURES NEXT YEAR 3in Ex- our dis- . ; &Schmid Main St. George H. Bishop, secretary of the Intercollegiate Socialist society reports that the Lyceum course, which the lo- cal Marxians brought to Ann Arbor in the early part of the year, has been a decided aid in securing new members to the organization and in disseminat- ing socialistic thought around the campus. He stated that all the mem- bers of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 111111111111111111111_ _-4 II I 11 Fellows !' TOM LOVELL is looking for OLD SHOES Between now and end- month r * CLASSIFIED ADS. * S FOUND The Michigan Daily finds the owners of lost articles. tf Found-Delta Sigma fraternity pin. Owner can secure same by calling at the office of The Michigan Daily, proving his ownership, and paying for this advertisement. 152 I of I Call Tom he will come 205 Blue J get up to I ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY s in Ex- our dis- to match CERCLE FRANCAIS POSTPONES SPRING DANCE INDEFINITELY Due to the fact that the, French Cercle is rehearsing vigorously for. "Le Monde ou l'on s'ennuye," which will be produced in Detroit Saturday evening, the spring dance which was to have been held tomorrow night at the Golf Club, has been postponed in- definitely, awaiting some other, ar- rangement for an annual spring out- ing to close the acti...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY get pto -PI BETA IKAPPAS TO BAN4QVET. Prof. Schellinig to IDeliver Address to The Initiates. Phi Be*a Kappa will hold its fourth annual banquet in Barbour gymnasi- um at 7 o'clock tonight. The members of the class of 1912, that were recent- ly elected to the society, will be the guests of honor. The principal ad- dress will be given by Prof. Felix Emanuel Schelling, professor of En- glish literature at the University of Pe...…
…E MI IGAN DAILY EMI lOAN DAILY B ROARI NOT TO FY MONOPlNE. Student A viator is Authorized to Se- cure a Machine. According to the latest report, re- ceived recently by George W. McKay, '12 dent, the Military Board of the state of Michigan will not purchase a monoplane, to be used in connection with the military maneuvers at the annual camp this summer. The rea- sons given by the board for such a decision are long and detailed, but the mai...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _. _ - SUFFRAGIST AR(IJES FOR ADOPTION OF EQUAL BALLOT "When man invented machinery he took the verious industries out of the home and placed them in the factory. This change created a class of idle females at the top of the social ladder Student to be Playground Supervisor. Russell Baer, '14 law, will be one of the supe iisors of the summer play-grounds,. Akron, O. * CLASSIFIED ADS. * FOUND 0 May style The Michigan ...…
…THE(NMICHIGAN DAILY II TO START INTEULASS BALL SE1WIFINALS ON THURSDAY Plans are being made to start the semi-finals of the interclass baseball series next Thiursday afternoon and the completed schedule for the re- maining games will appear in The Michigan Daily some time before that date. The two games that were post- poned last Wednesday on account of rain will not be played as their results could in no way affect the standing of' the team...…
…THE MICHIOIAN DAILY I DECIDE UPON FINAL PLANS FOR WOMEN'S FIELD DAY.1 Evening Program Will Be To That of Last Year. Similar style :es up to Note the A pfel ...... es, ckbs arties now and get your Call 570-L I+V Final plans for the Women's Field Day were decided upon at a meeting of the League board in Barbour gym- nasium Saturday morning. The ev- ening program will be similar to that of last year. The seniors in caps and gowns wil...…
…THRE '.HIGAN DAI THE HIGAN DAI p -__ TWENTY-TWO WOMEX ENTER ANNUAL TENNIS TOURNAMENT Twenty-two girls entered their nam- es for the tennis tournament. This number is smaller than that of last year because the entries were closed Saturday and no name accepted there- after, whereas last year names were received up to the date of play. Preliminaries' will probably be play- ed this week but the dates have not yet been settled. The finals will...…
…MICHIG. 6 s MUSIC AND DRAMA i; I i .. nr . nlltilyyl: I Beautiful Chorus in "A Winning Miss" I "A Winning Miss" company which always boasted of the prettiest chorus in musical comedy will be seen at the Majestic theater for a three days' en- gagement, commencing tonight. The personnel of the chorus has been giv- en careful attention by the manage- ment for a special vaudeville tour and for beauty cannot be surpassed by any traveling ...…
…L.IAN DA~ILYa ..o .. BAD WEATHER FAILS TO STOP VISITORS TO EXHIBIT The spring exhibit of the Ann Arbor Art Association, which is being held in Memorial Hall, is drawing fair sized crowds. The inclement weather of the last few days has cut down the attendance considerably. The exhib- it will be open today from 9 to 12 in the morning, 1 to 5 in the afternoon and from 7 to 10 in the evenirg. The exhibit will, close Saturday af- ternoon. MANY AP...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CLUCK'S ARIAS SCORE BIG SUCCESS.I * CLASSIFIED ADS. * FOUND i (Continued from page 1.) ritics that the Thomas. Orchestra ome to an extremely high degree rfection and was inI the class the Boston Symphony. The two rts that Mr. Stock gave yesterday evidence to local concert goers the eastern critics had not exag- ed in the least. rence Hinkle was the soloist of afternoon. The charming von r aria from "Die Freischutz" she w...…
…R" I G A TA IL' II. IA )AE WEATHER STOPS WOMEN'S TENNIS Preliminaries Will be Finished This Week; Finals on Field Day As a result of the rain during the week but a few of the preliminaries in the Women's Tennis Tournament were played, but the matches will be pulled off this week withdut fail, start- ing with four contests on Monday. The semi-finals will be played on Saturday, as a part of the program for the Annual Field Day at Palmer fiel...…
…12r 1)AATS PLACES.I I al will be given at the on Wednesday after- k at 4:15. The gener- cordially invited The pupils who rts are students cal and violin depart- as follows: Lura Ful- hedon; Ruth Binham- uble; Vernelle Rohr- edy; Ethel Liverance; Ethel MeGregory; . Many letters have been received at Newberry hall from prospective wom- en attendants at the summer school session, in request of information con- cerning positions for the summer...…
…THE MIHIGAN DAILY i. Fishing Tackle PUSHBALL TO BE REPAIRED FOR USE OF DETROIT FI0M. Repairs will be made within the next few days on the big pushball which was blown open during the progress of the underclass con- tests at Ferry field last Sat- urday, in order that the ball may be ready to send to Detroit next week. The Parke-Davis Company of that city has rented the pushball for use at an employees' picnic. MORE TEACHERS ARE PLACED BY AP...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY RESHMAN TENNIS SQUAD I _ . ... TAKES EASY GAME AT? Defeats Normalites by 6-Love Before Hundreds of Entlu. slastie Fans. YPSI. Score The freshman tennis team journey- ed over to Ypsilanti yesterday after- noon and easily took the Normal boys into camp, winning by a 6-love score. The match was played before a large crowd, and the presence of so many fair Ypsi fans made it hard going at first for the somewhat stage-struc...…
…WANT MEN TO WORK DURING ORT RED AINDER OF SCHOOL YEAR nted For some unknown reason, the em- port ployment bureau of the Y. M. C. A. Ger- has more positions open than it has stu- men to fill them. Requests for stu- Ger- dents looking for work have headily tend increased in the office of the employ- per- ment bureau, while the supply of men and has fallen off. The openings are not for summer work, but are odd jobs that will last from now until t...…
…I'' T the delphi and Alpha Nu societies meet he final contest of the fourteenth ual cup debate at 7:30 o'clock this zing in room B of the law building. subject for discussion is "Resoly- 'hat the federal government should iire and operate the Telegraph s in connection with the Postal ice," with the Adelphi team on affiirmative side of the question. dging from the hard work both is have been putting on the sub- for the past two weeks, and f...…
…LIN 1l L'11L i DRAMA. Majestic Theater. y Lyons and his bevy of girls e the big attraction at the Ma- theater for the first three days coming week and this act will rounded by one of the best vau- shows of the season. Lydell utterworth will be another a-t ill command attention and the show will be unique in every t. The photoplays will be on the order. Thursday afternoon will be a special holiday mati- honor of Decoration Day and as in cases...…
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… M i.. * *,* * * *** I CLASSIFIED ADS. -o- ertising matter for theSE ft at the ite the Ma- to 10 p. M., * * e e n * e * . e, on Ave., Mair State 0 P.M. ads br FOUND Found-,A pair of nose glasses in case, at Boat House. Owner can have same by calling at 714 Monroe and paying for this ad. 171 LOST Lost-Left in room 103 Economics building at 11 o'clock Tuesday, a rain coat with name on collar. Find- er please call phone 783. 171 lost-Gol...…
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… A Whitney Theatre MONDAY, MAY 6th NI TED R c T FROM THNE H UDSO J ~THEATER, N. Y. SHENRY B. HARRIS ~PRESENTS A~MERICAS GREATEST EMOTIONAL ACTRESSft W ill I ri .IY+ . _________________ --I Prices SeiNA ~ P A GR~EAT A GREAT PLAY ;-'THAT 15 A ?GREAT SUCCEISS " 35-50-~75-,1.00-1.50 Sale Friday A.M., Ma~y 3 Sa' workmen. ry detail of L int MATINEE 1 1 r 'U IS I. Co. Car. Far St. "I)WN-TOW1N" GARGOYLE MNEETS WTITH RECORD SA...…
…_I I1 AlLY °. -"k ,- NT ESCAPES L; )OT FQOUND. ed from page 1.) some one outside. He ] affirms that he heard a voice plaintive- ly speaking to him through the pane. "I am cold and sick" it said, "please let me in." "Get 'out of here," the sick man returned, believing that a burglar might be prying around. The voice repeated its plea, and the sick man declared that he believed, he could outline the hazy figure of a man on the porch. He ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .EYAN IS POMMELED RICKEY'S MEN. (Continued from page 1.) BY BUTTERFIELD MEETS DEATH ik BIRTHDAY. ON now Now Whitn last extra ing in two more. Alma Game Comes Today. chigan will take on Almaa this af- Donl and will attempt to revenge tart, but not finish, thatthe Meth- s had on the Wolverines at the meeting. The game, which is an a one, will start at 4:05 and will "two-bit" affair, with season-tick- >lders .given a "...…
…AN DAILY When you want ESU LTS In your PHOTOGRAPHY use CELERITAS or "E. QI DEVELOPER' k HOPPE, and get a Free Sample. 619 E. LIBERTY -, MUSIC AND DRAMA "I w li F 44MMViAY .l Sheehan Opera Company Today. eports from all over the country re the Sheehan English Opera npany has appeared are to the ef- that Joseph F. Sheehan, Ameri- greatest tenor and star of this cel- ated organization, which will be rd at the Whitney Theater Satur- ...…
… C. FOR FIRST outlived its original booking in New York, and the magnificent acting of Miss Ware is said to out-rank even page 1.) her remarkable impersonation of An- ,an team then nie Jeffries in "The Third Degree," ing to second, which first brought her into promi- and Mitchell to nence. "The Price" is a modern drama in e ninth rolled three acts. The story concerns the leading by the fight of a woman to retain the love who was the of her hus...…
…ILY , wh thi be° ;t fiv 9. Three shots to be goal is scored. wh MUSIC AND 11 II Is ER. Vocal Historical Recital. Modern so'ng cycles are to be ied at the final vocal historical 1 recital of the season, which < Wednesday afternoon in High Hall. Mr. Howland has a brought forward two "song cyc ternoons" in the series. Br Beethoven, Schubert and Schi were studied. ?b .... 1cf . AB R H O A E 3 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 1 1 0 3 0 0 5 1 2 3 0 0 1...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PUS ELECT CONTEST LEADERS rtevant and Boyle Will Guide the Tug-of-War Aggregations. t a meeting of the soph lits yes- day afternoon, Robert Sturtevant s chosen captain of the soph heavy- ight team for the tug-of-war con- t, to be held Friday, May 17. "How- Seward had previously been given captaincy, but track work made it cessary for him to give up the office ank" Boyle has been chosen by the )h engineers as their leader in...…
…MICHIG AL DAILY I a, and the sings will be held on venings 'of the same days. Tht. ave decided- to wear their caps gowns on Mondays and Thurs- but they have not, as yet, de- on the days for the sings. ESTERS TO GET ANOTHER INSTRUCTOR (Contipued from page 1.) * These matters will doubtless termined at the next meeting of .egents. complete personnel of the for- faculty has not been fully de- upon, but it is also announced Instructor Leigh J....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Rememmbar Straw Hat s WhUitney 4BURT A. TOWFNSEND, Day is near. Before you buy, look over our line, as they are right. Also a large assortment of soft shirts with collars tomatch at n A Nr Varsity Toggery Shop 1107 S. University Ave. E. J. LOHR. European Plan. Arrangements And Jubilee Week :T now FOREIGN STUDENTS ""E""UN'" I1 SEVE-NTH1 WINS FOR :MICILIVA N TO HAVE ADVISERS M workmen. y detail of Plans for U...…
…RS UCIS ,MICHIGAN WOMEN I er'9 andPLAN TO UNITEt UreterDix Plan. order to advertise a reunion of classes of '92, '93, '94 and '95, h will meet together during the «ty-fifth Anniversary Celebration, wspaper which has been termed Detroit association 11111 University Women in' in Vicinity. Join 'Witb Towns M1iAIBERSHIP HAS WIDE A decided impetus was gi residence hall proposition y afternoon when the associa issued. Al- ,nsibly "pub- 1S an...…
…T HI MICHIGAN DAILY RGANIZE MUSICAL CLUBS I, Sentiment of Club Members Favors Putting a Graduate Manager in Charge of Trips. TO HOLD MEETING WITHIN WEEK With the aim of correcting many of the recognized weaknesses in the present constitution governing the musical clubs, the members of these two bodies will meet in the near fu- ture to effect a new organization. It has long been realized that the present constitution .under which the clubs...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUM . M .7 ST. lished 1872 1 FRESH MAY GET AN OUTDOOR MEET First Year Mein May Compete in a Dual: Contest With Ann Arbor High School._ WILL PROBABLY COMEL MAY 25. The freshman track athletes who have felt rather neglected so far this) year may be afforded an opportunity' for an outdoor meet some time in the near future if present negotiations are successful. As recently announced the negotiations with Toledo Central h...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Remember Straw Hat Whitney Ho BURT A. TOWNSEND, Mgr. Day is near. Before you buy, look over our line, as they are right. Also a large assortment of soft shirts with collars to match at 100;. Ann Arbor's 11 Varsity Toggery Shop 1107 S. University Ave. E. J. LOHR. CO BEST European Plan. Arrangements And Jubilee Week. .R Hz white shoe Rates $1.00-$2.00 now for May Festival First Class Cafe "CITY WATER IS ring r...…
…THE MICHIG AN DAILY n a vs. Michigan 17, 4:.0 P.M. we will win--But its iance--when your spr- de by C UA1&L LIBERTY ST. Established , 172 r over 40 years r K I I KAPPA OFFICAL SIGMA KEYSf Two sizes No 2 $6.00 No 3 $5.00 Enameled Mcnogr XI No. No. 2 $6.00 ENT UPON 'EOUEST WE WANT COLLEGE MEN AT ONCE I JUNE 1TOIBE DATE OF LONG POSTPONED SOPHOMORE DAY Committee Selects Put-in-Bay as the Only Feasible Place for Annual Outing. Avaunt ...…
…IGANL L Y 0 -the neck-and-neck favorite for now or Lny time. I host c$ocalers -° Li0 rS~E ON6'C.IAE? B I European MIA Ar Fcr Sale in Ann Arbor By Wagner e Cormpany And stival Goers are Inconvenienced by Lack of Room to Accommo- date Vehicles. Some of the people who attended e initial May Festival concert on ednesday evening in carriages had nsiderable difficulty in locating eir respective vehicles at the close the evening's en...…
…THE M. HIGAN DAILY 1i 1 WILL NOT BE MAJESTIC BILL a0 i 72 xi )gram 11111 q - Plan For Raising Funds to Meet Debts Checked by U University Authorities. WILL APPEAL TO REGENTS. Following the recent announcement by the Majestic theater management, that the Varsity band would appear there soon, comes a statement from the University authorities that the performance will not be permitted. The reason given is that the University officials s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY my G .I shoe 1 S,.S, GREGORY TO ADDRESS LAWYERS Anierican Bar Association President Will Speak on "Opportunities ' For the Lawyer." F ACUiLTY PLANS ENTERTAIN MENT Mr. Stephen S. Gregory of Chicago,; president of the American Bar Associ- ation, will deliver a lecture at 4:15 tomorrow afternoon in room C of the law building. The sub- ject of his lecture will be "Opportun- ities for the Lawyer Today." Senior laws will be s...…
…MICHI A__ DAILY ~AS1"P FI IST )EFEAt, iF TI' IVEN BY S - l A USE (Continued from page 1.) bed by an attack of tonsilitis but the doctor assures him that if he takes good care of himself, he will be in condition to don his uniform again on Wednesday when the team meets West Point. Corbin or Baribeau will twirl to- morrow's game here with Rogers on the receiving end. The statistics: will win-- its L M hY ST. Established 1872 Michigan. AB D...…
… J MICHIGAN SPIRIT GETS COMPLIMENT Syracuse Grad Commends Way Stands Stopped Jeering of Orange Two -Niler SAYS IT WAS DOUBLE VICTORY. (The Michigan Daily assumes no re- sponsibility for sentiments express- ed in communications.) Northville, Mich., May 20, 1912. Editor, The Michigan Daily:- My dear sir:-I write you today that you may know of the great victory which Michigan scored last Saturday. The two mile race was a double vic- tory for the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Its JUNIOR LAWS- ADD ANOTHER VICTORY Senior Lits Lose First Game of Year to Legalities Through Han. dicap Score of 4 to 1. STAGE FINAL GAME ON FRIDAY. By holding their opponents runless for seven innings yesterday afternoon while they were chalking up four credit marks on their own tally sheet, the junior laws added the scalp of their old enemey, the senior lits, to their broken string of victories and placed themselves on...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 9 i POLE-VAULTER INJURES ANKLE. C has. Barton, Varsity Track Man, May Hare to (4ive up Work. Charles P. Barton, Michigan's best pole vaulter, will probably be kept out of track work for the remainder of the season, owing to an injury to his right ankle received yesterday. In trying a few household gymnastlcs, Barton turned his ankle severely, tearing a ligament to such an extent that he will not be able to give his ankle ...…
…ICHIGAN DAILY 4 Established 1872 No 2 $6.00 No 3 $5.00 WOMEN HOLD MAY JUBILEE TODAY Field Day Exercises are to be Held This Afternoon Followed by Picnic Slipper. Already established as a tradition, the Women's Field Day exercises to- day will have many a novel feature which will tend more than ever to pro- duce the spirit attendant to such an affair. Dispelling the weather-doubt present at the first of the week, a clear lay is promised the...…
