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…The MichiganDaily ANN AIRBOR, 'illCTIIGAN. TOJLRSD AYNOVEMBER 21, 1907. N o . VOL. XVIII. No. 5 ! . ... . ....... . EDUCATE BODY AND MIND TOGETHER Brig. Gen. J. H. Smith Thinks That the Interest in Athletics at Michigan Is a Fine Thing. Prominet nmen bare from time to time criticized thte present-day activity of colleges itn athletics. Criticism, bow- cever, is far fromt bring the attitiude of 'it least one of Michigan's promnitent support...…

…_Th __ htgan Daily ANNARBOR,\II C1II[GA \\ I LM)Y\ NOVEMBIER 22, 1907. v-oL. XVIII. No. S. NATIONAL COLLEGE SEEMS PROBABLE Congress will be Asked for Funds to Establish Institution as Planned by Washington. The National Association of State univ ersities. at anteeting hel last aCtes ay in Washingoi, adopted a ee rttnendatioii mate by a joittcemmit- tee of the association anti of the Na tion at'dncational associaioni that a n- tionauniversi...…

…The Mich ga Daily AINN AR BOR, f\H CX(1 \\ SA\IVI Aik NO V' IE . PR23, 1007.Xx 3 Vol. XVIII. ENGINEERS MEET ' LAWYERS TODAY t ast Football Contest of Season' Will Decide Interclass Cham- Vionship giironi cifntst of teya.thogihin i hiisxraeexlchiai -thetic re-tilg i ~t t stike. The gmis for the i nix xiii thei xiitetw titi xire tierepri-etx ies of te .01)1engineer, lstiyeai chixxxponshlii eami aind telxrixhlxais The ame wilxilitegi promptlya...…

…The Michgan Dil ANN ARBOR, 1IICI [IIOA. 81I>? N\'EI;MBERZ 24, 1907. o5. NO. 54. flflUA~flDattemptsT cred the reqtirel ditnctee.j S UUIU VRJ~ [ht t titrtenv alt th r thre OUT VITORYWih lit to i itaitt to eat-e OUTA VC 1 mJIY lst till m1l n evetsard'he ls itun tttone Mal iite icefene at Plucky Fresh Laws Fall Before the irst-ear liii 1ffandwerefred E Last Year's Champions in Long lieea'- Battle for intercass Title. l t e >ier it tt ecitearmt...…

…The Michigan Da ily ANN ARBOR, MIIChIIGAN, TUE2SDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1907. VOL. XVIII. No. 55. (1 T~PTWith toda-Y's issue The Da7ily ; owed. The fact that the play was tin- I1U - C O E AIPTIAINI; ssesd ttlettotuilatrtesutccessful, however~ was dae in no way UTTI7 to hiagoff-in nor to his coaci, hat to an 'l'lsaoksgh'ttgrecess. '1/ic test error of judgment by thc official. Itcncc WX. E S T SPtaper will17 appear ot 1itesdty, the injustice of ba...…

…The Ml.c higan Dil ANN 'kRB,OR MICHIGN, TUESDAYl)ECI MIR 3, 1907. _ VkOL. XVIII. 1\. 5. CONFERENCE HOLDS FUTILE MEETING Big Nine Fails to Act Definitely Michigan's Status Is Still Un- certain. tFsllowinig the anntual ctstonm the close otihe football season has hbcought with it an altletic crisis wvhose effect on Mich- igals canlnot he foretold with any hope of acuraicy. tt hs nosv heent nearly sen years since the Conference, inlspiredl he ...…

…_The Mc .."il VOL. XVIII. ANN . R , MIii fIG '\\. \VFI')\I'"S):\Y. I)I;CI'VMIIhJLR 4, zSf07. .ss o. . CAMPAIGN BEGUN VS. ATHLETIC EVILS Several Students Thing That the Graduate Director Should Not Vote for Treasurer. An organized catopaign agaist al- leged evils io te Athletic association lots resuttedi fronm the dleadlock in te election for thte office of treasurer. The thsree msemhers of tihe boarti of direcors whott suipptortetd George Ke...…

…TheM " NA\ \R~tl'd NlI('ill(; \'n ~ i s.c.+'llIX )( Nl1 0 8 VOL. XVIII. No. 58. REFORM MOVE IS t ELL UNDER WAY' Alleged "Rottenness" to be Elim- inated if Possible-Many Per- tinent Questions Are Put. WXith the proposal of an amendment to th - constitution of the Athletic ass- ciations, and expressions of opinions re- gardting the allegedt"rottenness" in the present ioliticatl situatiott, t- ight for refornmation of Athletic associnationt a...…

…The Miciglan Daily VOL. XVIII. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DE.CEM-NBE R 6, 190. No 59. PROPOSED AMEND- MENT MAY BE MADE 4Athletic Association May Change Its Constitution-Rowe Says That Politics Are Inevitabie. Ant amtendmitent to the constitutiont of the Athletic associatiotn has beett pro- posed. Today at petitiotn calling for a special mreetintg to consider tiis amend- mettt will he circitlated. If twetnty-five signattures of members...…

…The Michigan Daily XNNARBOR, \IIC1IIIGX\S\ T I I) 1Y;I)ECEtlfP, 7,1907. Vol- XVIII. INo. 60i. -------- - - - STUDENTS HOLD MEETING TODAY Discussion of Athletic Ass'n Problem Continues -- Rheins- child and Pearce Give Opinions. The -x5lion for a special mieeting to consider the proposed samtedment to the constittion of the Athletic assoiatioi will be presented to P)resident Hill to- say. The (ate asked for the meeting is iMonsay. uDe. if, a...…

…_heMich iganDa ily A\N ARBOR. MICHTGV\:N.SUNDAY,..DECEMBER 8,197. Vol'. XVIII. POLITICAL METHODS MUST BE CHANGED Athletic Association Situatfon Begins to Clear Up--Agitation of Principles, Not Personalities. The poliiial a tmtophere oft Ath- '15 ioabeplial mt ods inC olcam-t~g figpoitics, acmiItteeCCto cosidr' Iotmtdingti revCCfising te, cIotittito 'u1ders1and(1gCofot((ltis andpurpole iitoi n0 the1 so-calle -opposing~ 1 ac :t 1111101 tttof ...…

…AN15N ARBOR, iITClHi(lAN, tT,O' l '081 lA i )l-N' i ii tO, 007 Vot,..XVIIT. REFORM. COMMITTEE WILL AID COUNCIL iiPolitical Standards in Studentt Body Are Held Responsible forE Present Conditions. IThe political reformi comiiittiee ap- oitdat te atthletic mteeting Satturday n[tl Itt the clu[house Sanda afternoon t il fo rtttatee plta tat' tiatevrettiontt tey mtighit: Ihe empowered t tatla. The tly diaiot: reaed was i that they ttere [a consi...…

…Daily inn'. XV'IT.\1\\N kill ()R., int (iI.\ \.\VEI)NkSIDiY. 1)kin'ki1 thinrriiQ0. Ivai m-11- tt)Tr oMVVl lonY1''OIIWt NI i CII (;1iNINVITTED TO CANDIDATES MUST ,_ ein oi'l 111111 141 \I 1(1)1f~ HINE EXE DSC ,1 1701 't'~'Ct r . iit i 1 Ii Au he n ,il N Ic i i lyl; tin ur.riivii . nIiiiteConveii ntion hs e Souit fr Pltca rbeji iidhii i-tN'.1b tcntniil <<p lilic Owner of New Theater Cuts Price niiiiWih t'° n.Jhn Inrt Presented to Student Counci...…

…The Michigan Daily 'car.. X'VIII. ANN ARBOR, IFHIGAN. 'P IIIRSD k Y, D-ECF2MI3:R 12, 190)7'. ?MERMAI FAVORSt PROPOSED REFORM Councilman Endorses Sugges- tion Offered to Council-Thinks' It Will Relieve Situation. lIn the folloewing commnic tjation, AI. V. Ensmernian. a Student Councilman, ex- pesshis eaplroal of the tpolitial re- form plan presenitedu to tie Cottncil: "As a sttdet e taly interested ice the resenttmtoeen~t towards te alo- li...…

…The Michiga n Daly ANN ARBOR, MIlICG X\ 1 RID kY, C l -)l(\ilId 13 Q,07.N.C \'i.XVIJL. . f ti PiRRY -DISCUSSES PROPOSED REFORM P leform Committee Thinks That Success of Movement Depends1 on Number Interested The political itfoni n nittec' held at meeting at thne clhose last night. Senealreforiti lii iirti w etedicustsed. . I. Peare . VVidC . Pratt,, J. T Sample J. E.Ole \1.V.hIner- mant, Hi3.Jonesic iilM.,-). Baldin aee adeid to t ini ee T...…

…The MihiganDat ANARBOR. -MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DE~CEMBER 14, 1907.- VOL. XVIII. REGENTS APPROVE ATHLETIC MEMBERS 46l Personnel of Board in Control of Athletics Is Settled-Rules for Board Are Adopted The membelxrs of xthe x n xew tBoard xli Control of Athlletc, a xialxxetx- mter) by te Rgexxts, ar: PrxfAllxr 13. Lloyd, literary; ol, C. BK deNax- crede, mexical, pharmic, loxxxxxx, ani denal; Prof. Henry M. Rates, lax: Prof. (;orge W. lattersonx...…

…re Mich-igan Daily ANN ARBOR, MXICHIGAIN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER r , 100 7. VO. XVIII. No. 6r7. MICHIGAN TO HAVE 'QUAKE STATION Geological Department Plants Many improvements --Stu- dents to Do Research Work. GENEr'RAL SM1ITh TELS ;c'InDAIQ DPV STORIES OF TilE ARMY ;1ISORUlINS SPEAK~ I'icAn a-atgaanclb rcet y ON LOCAL TOPICS 1a-n e, 1held tia smoke it the 'Mich An!) i fored byri meniintia tire i'rer- ir " I rare tWerdtat onectime or in- t11re ...…

…e Mchgan Daily ANN ARBOR, [ICIUO. N, TUR.SDAY, D CT -1H)IR 17, 1907. Vol-. XV:lIII c>. 68. YOST DISCUSSE FOOTBALL TR4 Holds -D~estructive" Cc Rulings Responseible iron Weakness in We o h nll thi - inntr ;loit l t li e v tlc w - "Iic~t txix i. ~tisc +>ntl19 x l _1v ii lc t'~t lxO11 fo txxx ] th t l 1k xnde a.sgoo d a nlow ing as it did in IBFRII O YIYITE faceo sch ddsis the realix reniark' 0 UBLE 111ephs fthe ituaion. MAKES ITS REPORT ;onfr...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVIII. PENNWVS. MICHIGAN AGAIN, SAYS MURPHY Veteran Quaker Trainer Sees No Reason for Severing Relations -Calls Wolverines Sportsmen. For sotmC tone p~ast various newspa- tiers rare delighted it interviews pur- porting to be fronm learlers in eastern sport andt predicting that Pennsylvania wrill refnse a gridliron contest twitlt Miclh- igan next seasoni. In view of this fact, a direct statement from one in authority is...…

…The Michigan rDaily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANI, THURSDAYY, D ECEMB3ER i9; 1907 Vol- XVIII. No. 70-. TRACK TEA SHOWS PROMISE Michigan's Prospects for a Suc- cessful Season Are Good- Freshmen Show Up Well A ccardingi to tte prsntt outlook the fotloswers of Mtictigana track athetic have eery cause to iheotitmlistic. Of thehi lavaenots Capttai Rove, Coe Dual t sd1Hodge are left,tut arond these as a uctes it is expected that a tetnO worthy of relreen...…

…_The Michiga nDaily Vol . XVIII. ANN ARBOR, MIICHJGA-, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1907. N.7 No. 7r. MICHIGAN NOT TO GIVE ULTIMIATUM Patterson Talks on Athletic Sit- uation-Will Leave Conference Only as Last Resort. 4. Whtat awill hbeAtichigaiis attitd at te inex fmeeting oftho\Western Con- frence on Jan. 4 io? this i the qilstionh which i at pes- cut beiiig askeotlinily alotithtie n- pus, ut by nearly all le football aiiii other atlletie interest...…

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…The, Michigan Dail y AN ARBOR, II llo, Is\\ \V \ i~ 1 o11. VOL. XVII. Nt,. 74 BEN GREET PLAYERS TO APPEAR THIS MONTH "Hamlet" and "Twelfth Night' will be liven-Sent Sale Open January 12th. methilofll t 111e11(,reit 1playersC 11tIi Amia rehe'arsali haveI appearId onthebull i 111cint. The11 ( erf"ormancei,' ar t oa'y he.a l,-111>1 ad1 ol1 atuday iaray 11 1)11atg 1)nit1,. I'and ttp.Il i T w' ftht laNight an,1 tiC III tleliac the pua choen1fo...…

…The Michig"an Daily VOL. XVII. ANN ARBOR I, NIMI lIC l\N. V'I D AY, 1IA .-Y No. 75. PROSPECTS FOR TRACK vc il vi \ L~ifiN SNI'I l I CONFERENCE HEALS WITH TEAM ARE DISCOURAGING! it NS SIBIO~RiIk(on lliSi' WISCONSIN TOMORR~OW ia:n s . tiicis.. Jan i. \illiats But Thirty-Five rlen Reported and \iilitiSmithl of Gaud R Iitapids,. tr- Michigan Men Ar Aroused and May Only a Few Veterans Out -Squad dttkttfroimithe itftth contigrssion al Again Agit...…

… The MihgnDaily VOL. XVII. ANN ARBOI7R, :1III I kAN, SNAxI 11)AV, .A X NI \Y 12, 1)a7. Nix. 76. TILDEN ADDRESSES ENGINEERING SOCIETY 1 'iRAC~K iPRACTICiix ili;IiNS TOIlIXY Lecture on the Importance of Tests pxxi i ll tac clxvioiiof 1107. for Tensile Strength of Steel 1 -cri rwrkin the Xc xixxiixini om and Concrete. m xxxii xxxiiin praiicex for xold xand new trct Im n i ll he N xxrx isly iusihedi The ii eni rinx''ig' faculy, xaddressed I...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVII. ANN ARB~OR, CONFE~RENCE3 SHOWS NO MERCY TO MICHIGAN MICHIGAN, St.*NDAY, JAN['ARY 1907- NO. 77. Students Will Probably Rise in Rebellion--Conference Cripples Athletic Teams--Biars Seven- Game Schedule. kiiir e ira111if'z.a't f rni he miiirac (;;half, nns lilwI (111dfiin I ficl/I'sil /ss f/sill. rlif/itrs i17 fasi'f{111. ba/l gamnes, alld Is fed 0 It' MI fir wfi.' i'iCiiliili C l r'1 C'hiesci rio veisr Irsdeal...…

…k The MichiganDal VOL. XVII. NI). j9. JUDGE V. H. LANE IS OPTIMISTIC Michigan lad No Chance to Carry a Out Plans at Conference -l)ele- gates Were Instructed. 111I "That1 te8a111 1 ()f 181111la '' 0)11 wa1111811 iii )t-1tl~'it~c rc mark" 11wi 'c1 a1111 ' I'Cn1 twI tf b)le Wl 181' l11i 18(11888111.11 (lcail than111 t t 8811118 118 ) 111he,11181, 18118 I. \. l 111 (f 1he rll ) f1 the II 18 Il 1 /111 888 118 I 1111111181it Iill 8 said 111811 ...…

…The Michigan. Daily VOL. XVBOR. No. W D EDYJll: :'') 97 VOL. XVII. NC . 79. --- ---------- --- SENTIMENT FAVORS LEAVING CONFERENCE Geeral Opinion Is That Michigan's Athlone Plicy Should Not be Reg- ulated by Smaller Coiieg~s. student sctimtitatis still runnin, Iigh over th action of lthe conerecee in sunmarily rejecting th lieral atl- letic ties urrs iwhich o vitally 0coo corned Miciga's interest. Eery- wheire on the cmipus stnd at tes ari...…

…I The M4ichigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICIGAf>N, TIRIRS)AY, JA1NV.IaR 17, 107. VOL XVII. Noa. 8o. STUDENT COUNCIL SUGGESTS WITHDRAWAL Carefully Considers the Conference Question, and Then Sends Reso- lutions to the Senate. Studentsasn geneoral lavses- 5005anx- iously tooting foran expresatsino opiniaon itesalt fasra-n(estion5051frons heir reparesentative bosdy, the stut(1st Coucitsl, anowsoa-that body aslsoen.t After long and careful consida...…

…-The Michigan Daily VOL. XV II . Ica. fit. MICHIGAN TEAM DEBATES WITH CHICAGO TONIGHT Both Teams Confident and Ready For the Contest-Visiting Deat- ers Arrived Last Night. liveryhingisin re it''. 1r.hed1 bate wiathcao toS h held itn IUlu i v it y- 1 all8 tonight811 'll,1 Mi1higa it 8lstprc ie tiand wiltsent he ay il oditi81118818 tetl 111. ztitiiiieitill take tii 118818 t litan strogst tef ortto i.STheta get. nd(it i eI tc at a large auie1...…

…The Michigan Daily A\TN A B , I~ ( I 'lt.Ni1( IIK :N S '1IliAY, .\ NI A i rkIt()(,1)-7. VOL. XVII. NIl. iLt. MICHIGAN DE E ~ATERSHOLDS REGULAR SESSION ARE VICTORIOUS5 M1AJORITY OF REGENTS FAVOR WITHDRAWAL Team Is On of the Best That K.1 I Ever Represented Michigan - R\), No Report Received From Con- ) test With Northwestern. .1 I cc --;L I )i HIyilitI Ill tlithe p pr llt in Itt.igthe d - Lo aiPt napn ake o ht Hnt fI in ~rs ill~'c til t...…

…The Michigan Dil ANN ARBOR, \i'if\S i\ ~ R 20, ltfil7 VOL.. XVII. "'(_). 8;. MICHIGAN SCORES I«\'l l'isrr } t iii lfit' DOUBLE VICTORY Ci ifffSiiS'iFO'FiF'ERs - - -. A ntcts'tgttwas ittid last seveininIt Championship of Central Debating the \\'e1ster literarys soctvtss rai)1sn iII League Was Decided by Con- telaf,'t itiisitic. Thiiicstiisa'w"asellch tests of Friday Night. ittenit c, as Ithe maintttpurpse wnas it~ - - - ele~~cict officer; s...…

…0 The. Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, '\ilf 1,il '1\\ '['~f)\\ \\ jA \s' t 122,1907. \VOT. XVII. t, 4 "J" HOP PLANS ARE NEARLY COMPLETED Novel Features in Decorations Are Vtomsd-List of Patronesses to be Announced Soon. \, thi t'elii~'t ffirrhe J ititl i f) Hog tits s eff ts aketh is rsbl iii" hert ion rcord. tirtig'sr'being I hutee Is yiist tirig te tor ~f cring for fithneitfsmaldtis Of ifie iritigriltnIwhttf icar inti'ssars for :ttid itiii i...…

…The Michigan Daily Vet; VII. ANN ARBOR, MfICIIIiG\N, \VIKII\SIIAY, \.1 ' NY23, MO-*7 N().~ 25. _ _ -- MICHIGANENSIAN TO BE SENT TO HIGH SCHOOLS Regents Nave Appropriated Sum for This Purpse-New System for. Annual's Management. \t thir licinviiigFriday last, Mte bordiiof regents toedallnpy opri atiot "if $;; t teiiiig ii lstit board of controlfirtoe iiipose'ofidiniilig 'and ditributitntg one hundted cppis 0, ast years I tna i coiamtontg.t...…

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…The Michigan Dail y Vol. XVII. t\G 1 r 1Kt:>t)h, it Cl 1 l t{ r 1.1. 1' Irl I .\ 1 : . . lti 25' i()()". NEW TESTING MACHINE DESIGNED BY FACULTY "ydraulic Pressure Is Used to Test Reinforced Concrete -Williams and Tilden Are Inventors. The new t eting maciiiine desgieidfir ixvestigaiig le acionxio f beia, under l arli ladsiila.ecentilly intalledin the tindg hibrator f the -cngineering ieparmient lhas provied a iaylwe xiicccssin thei xserie...…

…The Michigan Dail y ANN ARBORM'H\N IflY, JAMItARY 26), 1)7 No. 88. VOL. XVII. PRESIDENT ANGELLS REPORT COMPLETED ltmphasiscs Inability of Appropria- tions to fleet Expenses-Athletic Situation Briefly Outlied. In Ptresidentttangl' report to the hard o regent.t, for tit' yer eodig Sept. 30, 11)0(, teUresitys lck of roter futnds to mort theprsnned ,If the istitution is pairly set forttl. The attnrdance hIas bet ireasitg ra- idly tfe faculty li...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol.. XVII. ANN ARBOR, MR111GA' ANN ARBOR, hlR'fRN;\27, 11)()). . w i . s, . GREET PLAYERS GAVE FIVE-HOUR HAMLET The Second Folio Version of Shakes- peare's flasterpiece Enthusias- ticaly Receied. In the i&;il iiof hearing Sha8kespearein ati('giatlpoutu-selfIment iit, ther in si rialit ion ofthisidai such as 1%ais ini Uivertcsity Ihall i 1rg -iitniuco t'tic. "halt," t i mastrs sitesr-- picw sistgdi thei liza~ sM111cr a...…

…The..MichiganDail ANN ARBOR, M 111ClAN~, i'>FSl). \ \ XANCNs' 2o, ttlit7. VOL. XVII. No(. 90c. CHICAGO SUGGESTS WESTERN "BIG FOUR" Michigan, Chicago, Wisconsin and Minnesota May flak Four-Year Football Schdule. TIhe latest thing in the athletic sita- tit of the tttitdllwest i te play of a "Big Ponsttr footlall scitle. Ci- cagot till tthy Micigani et fall, Wis- con sint will comte back oto the fold againt atd lMitttesota, nmtre lhan anx- oit...…

…The Michigan Daily \AN ARBOR, NIC.Ilk \ I \-IGA\N X\. \ 0,li.1I)07. Vinin XVII. AMATEURISM DISCUSSED BY PROFESSOR LLOYD -Academic Pause in Life' is Its Efs- sence -Application (lade to College Journalism. ]rtso Lly fi ill,, ph ilso tillde- pn-tnn cnniin p n.tna&i;mire entin1i -. i-i , al, t iitc i itt i n t fthttute irne ns.t Ast t i lt, i e phass ofcollge ativiies t idrti is iirltidif tisiitfill[ Soeime tago i ittsteakig on an oc-iii ia e ...…

…The Mlichig9an Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, I''RSI) Y. J XXI' \RX .ir, 1907. V\T-j XV II. JUNIOR HOP PATRONEiSSES Rttl >ttch llrG, i l.; 1;ictl; , CO l"'M E DY AN1D MUlJ SICAL AND GUE.STS ANNOUJNCEID DliYaiTauCii ii hrii 1s Plans For the (Great Ball Nearing F Lawi ncc. In Abtr: r, C. Cii 1,1i c: trrr, Ic Completion--NluSic Will Be a ,ietol ~ a C iii 111.:H'Mrs. Lo IXX I XX ici 'ii iikXi Special Feature-Many Sur- b'rri'. ' i(iih 'Xiv Cv(ib 1...…

…The Mlichigan Daily TNNARB3OR, NAI HR \'n\ IIIX A 11\V VOu. XVII1. _ _ _ __ JUNIOR HOP WAS COMPLETE SUCCESSi Perfection Acconmplished j in aIid '~l(tl(,Olat'1.A~mTl E Very De ta il. President()1ta in1 \ti\c>t4m(ill. Angell Headed the Receiving' Line. it -'ccm ,fit P a,tt pas tlt iltSinto a ro ' ac.tliltntiIta ill Ift i hi at t its twtllnhe arlpuit :aendtivi-. 'liiin whichs- ri-s cIst n-il li liv to -ake ill s10- natu t Ini The iiiithfli-ti...…

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…T he Michigan Daily V-O'.X' 11. BASKETBALL GAMES ARE ANNOUNCEIJ Manager lFrapwell tivses Out inter= class Schedule .Wide atr IXl 1 d 111f i 1IX o 11 ailtsm!III.i ~i.fici1 \io^ lIX tt1111 x 1i1 I11 x lX ' ilircr . t i i ANN ARBOR, NI[('I IIIINN. NN'VI[)N\I )A.1, BiIi 13,;* 11)0. No . . OAT E'OtMll, SI TS I? A'I H O l,:lR I'W SUM" Gqllwil lwhl it- rcgulir Ltt lli-lit ill tier \litlti tluu t ll lan t (411 cl- lwlltcr- Ill(, dat", iSthlwhocr d...…

…The NMichigani Daily ,N ARBO'R.N M iiI llCiHNICA lv11 IS\iAY , 157 V01.. XVII. FOOTBALL OUTLOOK u.iii NIFI N Wlxlii:V1"ii Ia IS STILL BRIGH T U Li(ilL i\LiI Athletes Prove Themselves (Godaa1od her iii lviiiwo 'in vlsiii- Scholars-Schulz and lRheins ie~V -pa gvv ivyL ii the vii i child Are Successful. i"'m ,toatlt he ii lvi 1- ivilivi'iilg ofi the Miclli aliPres issicatlo1i \01X1 Coac il'3i ill h a p h lhi o 1c el l crv I l. a1 o ii iiv viil...…

…T h eNN RBOR, NII ilt II INI \ > tc \701'. XVII. TRACK ASPIRANTS ARE NOW HARD AT WORK Interest Has Greatly Increased in Last Few Days-Preliminary Meet February 23. ieabs in the lut fet chlt'. W liei thei cll .it iccitc Iorctack cn ia totictte rspns %ac xt itt ii d i cra ic c hlttt ttit he ti cc im I, ixa utti clt ciand ch c itic i larly gratiied a the n cuttt ttslaye cfitra iing liii i t h firtc ear.T he tt order tio pee vt] cd i t c t ctuw...…

…T-he MihianDaily ANN ARBOR, XIIC 1110 X'sSATUIRDAY, EEIILR16f, 1I07 V. XVI. No. 98. MICHIGAN PROFESSOR SUBMITS STYLE SHEET At Meeting of Michigan Press Asso- ciation Prof. Thomas Discusses Uniform Desk Rules. Newspaper mtake-up and the ethics of jounrnalism were the central thres of the discussioneblidued by the il- gun Press association at its mido-vinter costvettion held in Detroit this week. The adopting f a untiforn style sheet and it...…

…The Michigan Daily VOT'. XVII. ANN ARBOR, MIIC HIGAN, SCNI)AY, EI 17AY, 19017, PROMISING TWIRLERS OUT FOR VARSITY TEAM Whipple Shows Up Best of New Can- didates For Pitching Staff-En- tire Squad Reports Next Week. If ott-half, of the aunanoce of freh man material were to1 e aaiahlel for the varsty basall tearn this year, G~eorge I lob 001wo(1d(1owell 1to look to Ilinis' 1)0prestige 0on the diamonotd. PTe Miiare beinlg luded to11 te sies ti...…

…The M"ichigan Daily AN ARB'ORXi IC 110 ,\ , I C'ii'S):\Yx 11 ;I:L:i Xl 19,ix < xxy Vol-. XVII. Nox. ioo. .... ...... . . . . PRELIMINARY MEET OCCURS SATURDAY First Contest Is a Freefor-all Event -Class Relay Teams Will Open Championship Series. riti ittiixixx ii ghtxxliv lii tei na even knownxxasithe ipreiinaymet ineligibles, toimlxil iiho xhave xxwon lhon- poseiioI giv xx xx iingla lne xont ieine xmateialii irii ing ino thi i melx xixigt ...…