…Vol. III.-NO. 149. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MAY 1, 1893. PRICE, TH{REE CENTS. A BRILLIANT VICTORY. Mtichigan witih a hit. Crawford out ATTHE WORLD'S FAIR. - toG-ate;Rc od.Si- Michigan's Palatial Builaing Dedi- The Deltas go Down Before zer takes bate on balls. Spurney cated-President Angel's - gout, Eagan to Ducharme. Giney Address. Captain Crawford's Men and Gallaghser both out on dlies to to te Tue o 6 t 1. Spiter. Marker gets first b...…
…Aft O s V c1 i 1 J 0. VOL. ~i.--No.150.UV'2'-tITY OF MINICHIGAN, TUESDAY, M\AXYt 83 RC~'nieCN RICF, vH'_ ; f; , t vl tiT.3. WHAT ILLINILIANS FrINK. t nTamnGains Goiden Words Prasefirotn the Mini, of the U. of!1 I'r ';21 titec o,-st i~tt nitt i iexe for tilie tinhe 'n s thatit h Aken noyst CO D '1''iiit'iV iiiiic);itiiig to it; ' i ilct nt llt S tdiN o Y(itft l l(i whtenlloodiin2t1 1ilt il iii "iiiitth \ictdnesdca Oi t" iEanNoClbs ' If t...…
…tt* Of WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1893. PRICE, THREE GENTS. VOL. III.-No. 1 5 1. VOL.IllNo. 51. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, IN THERE'LL BE MUSIC IN THE AIR. sonalities of performers of long ago. The Ipresent aspect of msusical ciii- The Benefit Concert Promises to be a Grand Suoess-A Fine tsire wiii be treated of by those Programme. !isaving thse subject in charge in our state associations andt schools. If the sate of tickets is any trite- WVhile intde...…
…fel p ,, F - G ¢ any, { p 4- VOL. III.---No. 1:52. 3Ni yI F 1TY 01'i C1,1I NAK, T .L SZa 1y, MA.Y 4y 11)3. TaasCets PltlOF, Tl--' 4, CIENTS. A FINE DISPLAY. J r1-xhits a'tshe orstCc ul'l I ' xposistsion-itIt s Ii o c # i t t.s -v aSTI~lItvo h:U s1al Wtorkin dis tlas sS Tara OUR15INC OMPARAB'LECLUS Ti the inetonscets "asasst Givi se}, HCoe. ;-te to5II, ls t ,, lt o)I l: t1 b lastter h l'. 11. SIsal 13 a tutu5 t dco'eproximty to the 3'Ag...…
…VOL. III.-ino. 151 UNIVERSITY OF MICUIG fiFiAMY5 83 RCTRECNS FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1893. RRICE, THREE CENTS. 3rAN, WILL WE WIN THE CONTEST? Mr. 0. Ti. L. MAason, the con- A Sketch of the Men who will Take testant front Iowa liniveirsity, is an- P.art in the Oratorical other representative of the newspa- Corntest. per prof essionhavine met with great inc third incuai contest of ttie success as the editoi of thie S.U. otenOratorical L eaeiie takes ...…
…KIN o AINk am& PRICE, OL. UNI VERSITY OF }UCHI 'A/, SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1S93.Po:,Tnr(bsrs VICTOR'! IS OURS. A businss meeting of the 1League 1 was hold yesterday aftero on 1) fore Agin the True Steel of mchi-tile cotest 0ofbie.vii., r go n Vane C1uts'te" 'all !a.iat '"O(ms of tbe C.iaot:?icr 01yOtsper S .etsa dtc) Envriy ~ lii $',)a wcr'v rougt ul aii a,1.e. slop it < o. i . ' of fo ii 1 4 lcic itn ca f11c 11111..fl}C b" if in oratoryr oi ni...…
…VOc. 11.-NO. 1:55. UNIVERSITY OF IICHIGA WE WIN AGAIN. iess represented. Mrs. Pettee and Michigan Adds One More to Her\ts r Mlatinwedapr String of Victories on the roses. A short hot interesting liro- Diamond. 1 grm wsas listened to tdiring the first TShe ionic leans won its sevesith part of the evening. It was as fol- cociecutiegame, Saturdalsbyiit Iows:liPino solo, Mliss Kelly; Reci- feating ttse Denison Coltee clcth talson, Mliss t=oodykoon...…
…of , t . 1a t. VOL. III.-NO. 156. VOL. II-INO loh.UNIVERSITY OF MICH{IGAN, TUESDAY, MAY '., 1898. IteTut(it- PrucF, TIIIiFE OUR EIGHTH VIC 'cinnesota No Match fc and Riue on the Di A One-Sided G0 iisieof all school aroly l reeteil the tMiri 'l-ri: tt ey apIpeaed tat leuc~c. hy had iputt x an tEalistoa noil h ze b"t thlsseleil i1Il - o lay fromi tlln fetthat the hoii The -almewaisalit 0 01 start to finisti hatted the batl all cii knocking ...…
…IA19M.ddlL MI-Imm vp Ap tt IAL AdL A *-A Vol- III:.-No. 15 7. Foe. 11-No 157. UIVERSITY OF -MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1893. PIETRECNS P-RicE, THREE (TENTS. OUP, ALUMNI WEEKLY. The U. of M. will Have One Nex Year, in Conneotion with The Daily. itf ucei itterest sold Sp 010 tue f131't (? ht -itjtt commiottee of te1 nt11 oIc ae League.e'Ir. Bir id also resteocel liii seer{ trvsllipt lotir iw-s then {"L ! di t o ii te i-l..i] i s1li I TH...…
…VOL. III.-No. 158. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGA AT.L N, THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. FRIDAY'S FIELD DAY. triecl their luck against the 'Varsity THE LAWS DEBATE. The Sophomores and Freshmen boys with fair success. sWithout !Once More the Jeffersonians Win Will Meet on the Athl etic doubt the scores will hr (nose in sit' from the Websters in tne Field, Tomorrow,. ftsscgnc Joint Debate. The second annual field and ti r i ci vtefrack ...…
…a, P l i of Iii t a 4 % ul* io VOL. III-No. 1S.. THE LATEST ON THE TAPIS. Another Journalistic Venture to he Launched Forth Next Year, Devoted to Hum-or. UNIIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MTAY 12, 1893. The leader is - a story, 'Fronm the 'TIS AN IMPOSITION. Anxius eat" b Mis MbelFreshmen Reserst the Attempt of i Cotton. Tihe keen humnor, rigor of Sohmres to Advertise Theirh Banquet. expression, lepth of insight into Enut 'on gate cature ant...…
…V L..- . U R.T PRI. VOL. III.-NO. 160. UNIVERSITY OF MILCHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. A GRAND AFFAIR. The Freshman Banquet Passes off in a Blaze of Glory. Tne Sophs weren't in it. The threatened sophomore inter- ferance of the annual freshman banquet, which was held last even- ing in Granger's hall, did not materialize, and that event passed off most enjoyably to all who were present. The rain evidently kept upper cla...…
…ao( jj A", .N 4t VO.11.N. 6. NVRST O IHIAMONDAY, MAY 15, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. VOL. III.-NO. 16t. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, IT WAS THE NINTH. M1ewiliis2, Sheppard. Bases o bis-by Griffiths, s; Macticrran, 3. Siroc a out-by Griffiths, Northwestern's Crack blailPhernin, I; 1)y Grifiths, It. Passerd Pils Left-hander Went to Pieces -t-rawtoad, Heyweood 2. Timso'twofouIlis. in the Eighth. (Tm irse. 1V. Daly, of 1)troit. Dr. Herdman's Letture....…
…. uf Ila. 30 " 1e VOL. III.-No. 162d. UNIV\ERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MlAY 16, 1893. PRIaCE, THREE CENTS. WHO WILL HEAD THE LIST? executive board, which shall consist of A BATTLE OF GIANTS. TheSlier up n Ehibtio t three seniors, two juniors, one solpho-I 'TheSilvr Cu onExhiitio tomore, and one8 frestinan. aind they The Game with D. A. C. Tomor- be Contested for at Annual row Promises to be an Inter- rz Field Day.salcitin iloliewiester e...…
…e t-t* -Of EDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1893. PRICE, THREE CENTS. VOL. III.-No. 163. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, W THEY SAY WE ARE IN IT. hearty support of the entire student THE BICYCLE RIDERS. body. ~- -_ The One-Sixth Mill Bill Now in Ef- b ,Hot Races and Fast Time Will be feet. Plans for the Future. "Bob" Thompson, iswho made the Order of Events Next New Buildings. such a decided hit with last year's Saturday, minstrels, will again unbend himself It...…
…je . of VOL. III.-NO. 16-1. VOL.111.No. 134. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THU:RSDAY, MAY 18, 1893.,RCTRECNS YRICE, THREE. GENTS. DEFEAT AT LAST. J The Home Team Badly Snowed 1 Under by the D. A. C. I .2 at Detroit. 1'.Vcat M. SCORE t~y iNNINIOS. A GRAND MUSICAL EVENT. I 1 4 5 ; a Will be the Concert by the Boston o0 200 4 o--t18o Symphony Company on ~ (1001",00000001- 4 Friday Night., Victorycan1not507as ssbe 0010. ~ IOoOIA 411101110 lrd. 07...…
…tt Of ...f Ak .AV Admilk monk cl I V07.. III.-No. 1t}< Vor III-No 1h~ UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1893. tno*To~:CNS I PpioF, Tmt,*Ji, CENTS. HURRAH FOR FIELD-DAY. I Following is a complete list of FOR THE FOURTH TIME. entries: The Boston Symphony Orchestra Fast Races and Broken Records at - PormTngtOeo x " the Athletic Field. 1(00 yrdvan' ishi Chapm us. Ienson, FormTngtOeo n Tomorow.Itre (5)ceptional Excellenc.. 22___f0 yardsd...…
….Aff AW VOL. III.-No. 16f6. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY gy, 1893. Psisosi, TucEs iFN'SS. OBETZ DEFENDS HIMSELF, on every particular charge presented THE WORLDS GREATEST. - The Homeoathic School Fight be- by his opponens An Immense Audience Gatherjsin fore the Regents. An Exciting Dr. Obetz was followreditby several University Hall to Hear Bioston a eeig.SarOchsra7 Metig promsinest physicians, swho eteptored StrOceta WIIA Tiehad ...…
…A , . VOL. III.-NO. 1 V 7. VOL. 11.-No 167.UNIVERSITY OF MIICHIIGAN, MONDAY, MAY 22, 1S93.PRETEECN. Prim THREE CENTS. LOCAL RECORDS BROKEN. mile, as did Hoit in the mite. The Saturday's Field Day Memorable in p~ole-vault was a pretty- contest, the Annals of U. of M5. ; Austin winning at 9 feet, 6 inches. Athletics. Geary sias the best mans in the STe aannal spring; Field Day seas junsis. His alt-arousndssork is ex- held at the atthletic f...…
…Ila Ab 'ddomb-, tt* Ila* VOL. III.-No. 16S. VOL. 11.-No 168.UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN4, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 193. Pse.TiteC~s PRics, THPpm CENTS. MR. WILSON, OF WEST VA. I tatives when Judge Crisp, of Ceor- "'omething About the Distinguisned 1 0,ws lce Gentleman who Lectures Mr. Wilson has alwasys been a Wednesday. great adnsirer of James Madison, The Hon. Williams L. Wilson, of antihosig ini is the subject of Wes Vigina, hegetntleman wohis lect...…
…-Ink AL VOL. IlI.-No. 169i. THE WESTERN TRIP. A Good Prospect to Win the Pennant and Interesting Games Expected. UNIVERtSITY OF M1ICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1893". F'ormi"," AFreakofl1-urnan Nature," CORNELL SEEMS SURPRISED, o ant 'ys! i dd'' un y ews The Victory Won Saturday by Cor-' Scliernierhorn sort McLachlan re- nell over Michligan as Described spectivein are spicy tor il~l surely in the Sun. PRiG;, Tuter vo C i-5. 'lie followiing...…
…all Uf Ila El 1. A]M-[ ZA Voi.. III.-No. 170. Von. Il-No.1TI~. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURISIDAYMAY 25, 1893. PRCTREENS YrIcF., THrFF CENTS. THE LAST OF THE SERIES. was always ready for intrigue. But 'TWAS A VERITABLE FEAST. --John Qirreey Adams said, when TieCndinCu anutLs Another Successful Year Ended. ITeCnda lbBnutLs Hr. Wilson Closes the Course 'Madison tdied: "A sousrssihite as Night a Grand Success. I' Very Ably.tesealista ssroid ...…
…NEE i AIL a + aT,.III.-No. 1iN. ANOTHER VICTORY. Mlichigan Wins from the Iowa Rall Players In a Well-Played Game. Grinnell Defeated. UNIVERISITY OF MICHIGAN, FIIIDAY, MAY 26, 1893. public programe to which all are TENNIS AT CHICAGO. welcome. Papers will lie readl on i1od lyrsSoldTyCa 0 H-oiiieliolil Sanitation, Scieitlific Teamn Going to Chcago t (Cookers aiiil Houlsehldll cono- June 2nd and 3rd. ci iil n il u iiteIii h hl t i i iiciI PRIC...…
…,: { r 1. 3.., ti V ' / 14MMIk VOL. .III.-No. 17 2. VOL. 11,-No 172. UNIVERSITY OF JCHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 271, 1393. iso'Tstc(3a. Pitim Tm -i ,-E CENTS. BALL TEAM HAS A BENEFIT. The U. of M. Minstrels Help the Ath- letes.-ie African Choir Sings. As sia la e uie t.of -M. asui- ieet tred oitlalst n olit to sec an erthe exponients of colleger ins nd loes t: easity Miii- strl. Tlhle pcirfoirmaIn cingg vi - e fo "sweet ha iy' sake,'' For !1e ...…
…AL Of 0 inn VOL. III.-NO. 1;73. THE LAST ;S THE BEST. The Choral Union Will Sing Lohen- Ltrio. Wagner's Most Diffi- cult Work. Thie Choral Union series, whsich roasts to a close willsthist cosrert, isas been remarkably sssccessful froas tIery point o0viess. In anounacing tt o A lnerfoirtchsess'y eren in lieCisoisiheIlast.005 isw115 1 1nconceivable th sit chrs'rgan- izeiln 01 bs5 o5 teChra In on ssit~tlh ag c cis the sesen bersip each yashous...…
…. i , ,yy+y, .. , j s . t F / , h j w fl > g E ; t ,j,. ' '' ,y r. . :' VOL. III.-NO. 1 7 4. Voc. 11.-N 114. UIVERISITY OF MICHIGAN, WED)NESDAY, MAY 31, 1893. PIE HE ET PRICE, Tat., EE OllrYrs. WE LOSE IN THE ELEVENTH. !ints'glhe pitched a strong game, and( GRAND WAGNER CON'CENTI ___-his hatting tlct the team. Btest in Cornell VWins the Second Canto byI left field made a fine ronning catch. Lohengrin and the Flying Dutch- aC01o.e Score in...…
…-TlHE U. OF M. DAILY. r + t s o (11is-~ , tsI o11S~h 'sort wlas ec\ced t ofi ..IC . f' 5A.i~ ~ dS R NGSTYLES, 1898. saatsasy55asrssas tei)5ossone .a wscry favorable ) ill" i~.Iass s oas -Cossa-essscar, b pea oeLeiin.Cfalalo rlHE U. Oz M. INDEPENDENT ASS1iTIN\ssr, ls/_a rliin.(f siso Slei, Rohse, becasesof icr pecusisar C Iinstttons, s-as most fit for unaser- -Ii (lois)~r~noHOe1 . s assdni~no. Roman lass and re- SEE SHOW 5INIOW5. 48 SOUL'I'M MA...…
…T? -i-I tiii e( cep'vi- r- vein. * 3Colic-v ::r ireiby iT Ui. OF tM. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION . N o~ ,lit ' h as lieen elected( frst assistat businoessrana- gecr of the l;ti v, in pittce of A. Dailey, resignedl. WE'F wish to correct a statearent madae in yesterday's issue is regard to Professor Ifelser's health. A letter received recently lay one of tlte trofessors, ttates that lie has nearly recovered f rontIis lte iii- .THE U.. OF M. DAILY. ...…
…THE U. il HDI Ainn FiDITORS. ?l~n E, C: ~i'YI 1lThUt CTlT I ThUi(I S (pIc;1, dI> apeIr1- et 01' 'lICSntatis this year wsoriilieL~IS ® ti ed s pulicnl- loctlvcoitest cii the uteri ts oi-leis >r l lIA.ssoato, h avng- tonopete with 21 S. Main Street. WAGNER & CO. ;entto te Bsi- sofle i produictionis, probab~ly the A . e(lu al ofi any delivered at Oberlin. _ AAseHit phrelminary accoiunt of the cots tst ill ticgiven its Fridlay's D1) is. iii SCHOO...…
….THE U. OF M. DAILY. su.o ~T '~~ ?~cheadquarters through thei TSP IC G S 'Y E ,1893 Chgou lll1 soitos ih T _ ". n, owith tier ten thousand gradis- '0' 1> 5'iicn ay(mly oeni)'nie ates, certainly should havese uch I " It~ I~ is I , .ttlie.ll-l, oi. at ('eCl cc a r, 1)yS headqusarters,-whe re a]lI U. of Al. THE U, OF M,. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION studlents ait graduiates ian register ----- atn r 'enwol icollege or j 'litutances, ~un ' ilto ri U o n...…
…'0W. of 'M. Tait v. Putlitshed Daily (Saidays excepted) during the Colege yeart, by THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Suibicripticit price &150p er ere, inaaiahly iadvance Sixgie copiexs3etits. Subscrip- tions may tie left at tie otice ot the DILtY, at Stoflfeis, twith atiy of the nditors ort authized solcitorst. Communtitications should teach the otihee by 7 oclock P. Ai. it they are toi appear the next fay. Addreesa alt matter intended fa...…
…-THE U. OF M. DAILY. ,Z ntf . Tait- . enough to be susceptible of any in-S PF pu pon Otit. Pal"u'ed tDaily (Sundays exceped)sduIning l\V did not sdiscuss the resons SEurir -s - .uyrl Situ st n i in h. Is 1S INE hers 1 ta sa, -iTas, ad at the Cllsge e ar, by urged against our propositions, sin- -ctws THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION ply Iecase the student body of this __-institutions has been sufficiently en- EDITORS. lightened upont that s...…
….THE U. OF M. DAILY. of " a Choral Union have taken to make SP R N G TY FS 89 "" ;'ft o the trip a success, it would he a ~~iL matter of regret if the enterprise te Coleg" year, hy , Must be abatndoned. rise time is Lea diaCia]inii nS tt iher sfc.tt-i,'asSdPtn THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION shsort and it is to be hoped that a _ - revival ot the interest may yet or- Q EDITORS. nriaking it tpossible for the . mj "amenti9:,A "is tnin iit Ch...…
….THE U. OF M. DAILY. 'ZC. 'of . T1i(,, pblitheorpoainenhoulAffirowed bySTD1FI NI E ST1I7{L.ES, 1 893 i b h oen et afr e y. .l'Tlrov and(IEd. rno h i-a ~ished Daily (udays e'xcepted i nag 4 Sr.i 1 f-rink, ot ia thel e H P FNFhr ifr. z,.i,'I;n, niraet thWolg yab vebster Ideiieil by C. 'Thaxtots and allI I I 1h na h I , .lh o acertnnTht 111lCI. THE U,. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION WV. C. lilknap, of the Jeff ersoiiian. _ Rctto y'isCaaE ~ Subseri...…
…ViJc. of W~f. Niai(. Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during the Cllette ytae. by THE U. OF M, INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Subscriptionsptic'al'l0 oper tear, iavariably iadrace Single copies 3 renta. Subsceip- tiotns may bec left at the office o1 the Dottyv, at Stottlet's, witch any ofl'the editoet xr authorizedlsolicitors. o tticatitans stoauldlteach the oalte by 7t o'loachke. .aftIheycare to appear the aext jay. Adtdreaasall mactter iateaded t...…
…-THE U. OF M. DAILY. 'N. of 1WF. Tad(L. Pubhised Dty (Sundas excepted) during the Collee yr, by THE U OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Subsription price $2150 per Se, ivriby indewn ccosinle opies 3 cents. Subcrip- nons noay tbrleft at thc offccetof the DALY, no Soset's, with sy of the editort o nuthorizced solicitor. Comomunicatiotts should reach the offiec by 7 o'clock P. o. i they nrec tsopper the net ay. Addtress all mttr intended for publica...…
…-THE U. OF M. DAILY. ,. nounces ~~~~thait the event will commence 777I z = = = ',I. of 'M .'Taitu. precsey t h0 -itsteight, and wishes t. ________that all whit are to attend lie present Pubisabedi Daily (Suna)-sr exet-edt)dincg oil tilme. The reasons for biegiiinig at--- the Colliege tycer, b this holly are that the class-day exer- THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATICN cises, the banquet atnd the toasts will _________________all constime cottsi...…
…-THE U. OF M. DAILY. c '- anelisow poorly tbe funds lsave been -J{" expenedce in niany cases, giving rise Pubised ~ aly ~aulas xcetei) urngto suspicions of misap~propriation. shs Cs mlee ye, b v tlsi g of this kind wiil be THE U. OF Mi. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION obviated by ttsesise plan ado)pjtedl by tlse literary class of ninety-tbree, N+ *^ whuichs will scrve as a p~recedlent to 'ME RQU PULISHNG OUS. future cla'.ses. I1 thte editorial yester...…
…c~.of ~W$i~ Pulci aed Daily (Sunadays exeed m) darin the Cailece aytat, Pby THE F U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION E'DI'TORS. C'. A. ttNteISO, Lawit'9'4, MtanagingtELditore. P.K.ai tai'., Lieatt. 't9,1, Assisat ll. A. diii I,Lit. '94. Assitant. iC.it.Ittit,t[it. 951 Athletic tdit-. S. tW. CURTIeSSt. P. Gd.tLit., Busntest Maitager. tW. N. t'itet'e, Lit. '96, Asetisttt. H. B. tilatitat, lit. 'Pt Assistantt. L. A, Strtauss, 'tat. F]. J. Been, '93...…
…'IC. of "n(. Xtaitu. u tilitheci Daily (Baucays excepted) duriag the Colege t at, by THE U, OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Subscriptiont pre $ 2.5(1percyear, invariably in atdvance Sinlecopcies :l cents. subcrip- toas may he left at the tliter oi the DAILY, at Stollict's, with any ol the editots or authcoriedtsolicitors. Comomunicatoat should reach the ollice hy 7locltochP. ~iteyare to appear the next lay. Atdtresns all matter intended tot pubh...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. 'ZIC. f ' Cif- UNVERS iYWNOTES. 'rT r T T, lir', Saiborn, class of '8;, nose he 'ihet oi( bney xesl eiapracticing at Angola, tI., isited h e e cf sa, 5- THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION the hospital ysterday with a patient. ']Il N.-91clssgae hih.a cbecipli on ie .'peear, invariably to be played yesterday, goes to the TAN SO SPie,$.0 40,$.0 in avaae ingle coies I cents. Scicrip '94g by (1 fault, as '93 made no ap- 8 ' AN...…
…-THE U. OF M. DAILY. o atu Judge Champlin has been lecturing of ~ vnt~. all this wseek, and an ample oppor- tunity has been afforded to compare Isselished Dailr (iceitays exceted) dutringtefaueso h w, ntepe he Celleter year, by tefaue fteto stepc THIE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION lure referr-edl to hangs just ahove his bead. It reiquires a careful scrutiny EDTR.to note any difference, unless, per- TAN SHOES.--Pices, X3.50, X4.00, $.00. ED~...…
….THE U. OF M. DAILY. - * ' as the years go by. It would afford ans ..iL* OJ . Dtxr 41. annual comulnions with those with ______whosm we have been closely associated Published Daily (Sundlays excepted) during ins the lecture room, and revive many the Coliear year, by- pleasoant recollections which are s0 THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION closely allied to a student's life. The ____________________career of at class-mate, whether ini the Alt...…
…-THE U. OF M. DAILY. issued by the annex faculty, and W . O % z countersigned by the president of ____Harvard. By tlits arrangement the ---- Ptilhe Da' ily (Sinaas eeipn..i) daring svomlen's college will be kept dli- IA .N O the Co iv' vyeew. by tinctly separate from the college HE ii. OF d, I ND0 FNENO T ASSOCIATION piroper. Thie students will lanen the ______ privilege ofithse graduate courses. T ( !his aiid the higher value pilaced TAN SIHO...…
…-THE U. OF NI. DAILY. . is.Dr . I.Hagler, who has heen Poxshe Oity(Svaxt s~i51~lldx thalnmology and Aural Surgery for thse past three years.- . NC she Cs i've Sper, byA .Il.tr THE U. OF M, INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION He goes to Sprisgfield, ill, t _______________open an office in the practice of his sperialty, where he expects to meetI TAN SHOES-Prices, $,43.50, $4.00, $5 .00. TK.a4QBIHN os. with a better remuneration than he - - ANN ARBOR s getti...…
…-THE U. OF M. DAILY. ,ZC. f Daf ceve ameeting has been called to '~JC of ~JiL'~tc bef. held ISaturday, ay 27, at 7:30 . m. in Room 2,mi building. Palished Dairy 15 clays excepted) dring pThe promoters of the idea are re- N& the Co'.cec y~ar, byn- THE U. Of M INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION ceiving enough encoragement frontmF.N the faculty to guarantee them suc- EDITORS cess at the start. The membership TAN SIIOES-Pa'ices,, $3.50, $4.00, $5.,00. C A. )...…
…-THE U. OF M. DAILY. 'W fowes the ball leamn and the Univer- '7 / ZS z c". - . ty Cornell has defeatedl as once L this year and we mast win our lanr- rnet oleves Ye ar' by ) urr els back again at Detroit. Notlhing AE.NN . THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION tell help tbe team to win so nit acts . N as loyal suppsort fronm the stadenrts. ttrtr'ersr 5aa S trt ettoseattyLet everyorne gor and help wsin a sic- T.AN SIJOES-Ps'ices, $3.5 0, 54.00 5....…
…-THE U. OF M. DAILY. ' C. of '~f. arkf. Published Daily t(asovepte~lda ring the Coivearn,tby THE U. OF M, INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION lieos i the clipping we gave yester- day from the Cornell San, it it evident that the editor shared the feeling which seems to have been prevalent at Cornell regarding onr team. Vituperation seemedi to he a staple with the writer of the arti- cle attutiedlto. WitH the tectire of W. 1L. Wit- son last night tthe very...…
…-THE U. OF M. DAILY. ~ ~- ~ icyaii distance ranner, was a featare ,~J.. oJf ofI theecday. ie hlie the one soil two- ________mile recorils, after magnilicent ran- f ied Daily(5 nn xceped) dutring I11102 nid close finishes, the tirnelieiiig oh oIr er, )y:1 and 10:8'13-5 respectively. hFillia, a A .N O THE U. OF .M INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION of 1Itoiwt. made a great shossg ntrwn teh~nr a ingiiein EDITORS. it fetechthree and one-halfidihes. FA~N SHQE...…
…Published DOisi -(Sinmay the Cullegespc THE U, OF M. INDEPEND' who would have thot J.]Ii. I lis-N N(;ha to repsresentI the seniD~lr npaeo resigned. ITr is a strange fact .s ailltlhat makes us5 precut; thlose thl igs tis 1 15CC apparet l1 lIlTt <,1 tnI l 11 51 i 10C~ik 't' i0h Ihs Icsoa fall tht. Il-Is y i ( to . 1 ', 1, ". ,THE U. OF M. DAILY. S lege journalism iu the wcest. That d' mucht goodl sill coime from s11ch15a ' m~neetiug goes withou...…
