…The Michigan Daily VOL~. XIV. PITTSBUJRGHICONCERT. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TlHURSDAY, FE1BRUARY :lt,, 904. No. U "1AV HAVE MEETf. I ARCrIII1[CIIRAL [RANCE. '106 LAW BANQUET. Victor Herbert's Orchestra Made a Hit in Choral Union Series- "Parsifal" Selection the Fav- orite With the Large Aud- ience. Girls' Mast Meetint in Barbour Gym- nasium--In Favor of a Contest- improvements Over Last Y'ear's Affair Discussed. 't'tiesdaoy os-i 'inse i otl5:30...…
…The icigan Daily Voi,. XIV. ANN XK1 UkICH-.. \VEDNII*SDAX, VFEBRUARY 17, 1904. NO. u4 TRACK "E[N BUiSY. fAY IIISTIVAL. Are Hard at Work for Saturdays Last Years 'avarites Wil Again Ap-j Meet-Large Number of Entries fear This Year - Complete Pro- Expected-Class Relay Trials tram of Festival Concerts- in Progress. Choral Union Tonight. 'Ile rak tte tllit Soti lrd This all 1-tos at 2 ant 3 oiclsok, stor yeteray ll ls'15e5 is to 1 rofestesorIt...…
…-he Michigan Dil VOL..xiv. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY,* FEBRUARY 16, 1904 No. %i R[fIIAY SENIOR LAWS WILL DANCE. ~ EJIRIO. GYM. TEAM GOES. PR 1N1NAY N . TE UNIR 10R'Ihe aragemetis have toli aicuti Will he an Exciting Affair - Trach Ill(, scndini the series of dances( The Great Social Function of .1905 cmpilleeil for thirexhibitioni le gyma arr anged by the Seniir aw class will nastic earn is to give il Ietrit n Schedule - Basehall Men Begin be ...…
…Th Michigan Daily VOL. XIV . ANN A ' 3ot, ,I ICH.. WEIDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1904. No. 92 JUNIOR FESTIVAL. I)PAINLEISS DENTISTRY. "WSIUAL CLUBS CONCEfRT. 1 TO BE REPEATED. Unusual Preoaration for the Event. Michigan the Firt University in thej The Annual Midwinter Concert to be "J" Hop Visitors Will Have an Oppor- Electrical Effects and General World to Establish a Course in Held in University Hall Saturday, tunity to Hear the Comedy Club De...…
…The Michigan DaIl 1y VOtL. XIV. ANN ARB W, MICH., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1914. No. 91 "PARSIIAL." of Parsifal forbd str dwelling on the ( VONROE DOCTRINE. KILLIFER MAY PITCH I____lw eisod55(es whici are istifed by- The annontcement tat Karstens Professor Stanley Lectured to an in- bte great anti helpful lessons. Any Professor Hart Begins His Course of wht tas retett tpon to be the stand- mose Audience-Lantern Used toI one who atstrociaes the cor...…
…The ichigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR. MICH., SUNDAY, JANUARY 31, 1904. No. 90 110NOR SYSTEM. STEREOPTICON LECTURE. Profesor George F. Moore, of Har- System at Cornel Abandoned-Prince- vard University, who is delivering a ton's Method Successful-Medical course of lectures before the various Department Working Upon the branches of the American Archaeolog- Honor System. ical Institute, will speak in Sarah Cas- well Angell Hall next Wednesday...…
…The t VOL. XIV. EASTERN OA"E. Two Chances of Securing the-Contest -Manager Baird Returns from Eastern Trip - Stands and I Stadium Inspected With View to Future In- ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATIURDAY, JANUARY 8,0, 190 j A NOTED LE[CTUJRER. JURY A~W Professor-Hurt Wrill Appear Before the Senior Practice Courtflow loirg Ar- Class in Con-sttutional History- ranged-All Senior Laws Requir- S He Will Disuss Diplomatic ed to Take Part in This Inter- Quest...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR. MICH., FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1904. RADIU" CURES CANCER. JUDGE DONOVAN. FARLAND CONCERT. University Authorities are Conducting Detroit Lawyer Will Lecture Under Famou Banjoist Entertained a Large an Interesting Experiment With Auspices of Webster Society This Audience in Ann Arbor Wednes- Radium-Possible Chances of Evening-Subject is "Lincoln." day Evening-Complimented Success are Encouraging. Ann Arbor ...…
…TeMi1chiganDll VOL. XIV. ANN ARIDO, 'MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1904 No. 87 ILLUSTRATED LECTURE. j[fl~l~A ttSA TE. EDUCATIONAL FRANCE. Professor Russell Gave interesting --___ Career of French Students Given by Letr n"Volcanic Eruptions" o mte ' Mr. Frank, of the Engineering De- LctreninCommsttec IJ U on tbe IUniversity Yar IBook Pre- prmet Lust Evning-MueumeLec ture Room Crowded. sented Their Report at a "ekctingj inU ni----- vetity11a1 Lst...…
…The ichigan VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1904 No. 86C CH1ICAGO L[TT[R. door game and while noi sore tooum" EXIBI Al ST. LOUIS. FARLAND TONIGHT. _____leagues ave yeteeo formed. almost,_____Fsrlanl, tihe-magician (of the banjo, Preidnt arerwill Open the Newl every tilele isl has. - wlest fra Unless More Space is Allotted to the will ailieiar tnight at the Sholto tf PrsdetHaprternities cotose the' inrlrtr'sly! Michigan Exhib...…
…Th e'Micigan Dail1y VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1904. No. 8 DR. ABBOTTS [[CTUJR[.i ALUMNUS OF 1849 DEAD. OFICIA[ PROGRAMr ISSU[D! PROFESSORS SICK. Dr. Edmsond Anderson one of im j- The disagreeable weater of last oneof the Best Numbersof the Course most tr ) inert of Michigan's alumni,l Joit Meeting of Michigan Political wee has casedta great (eal of sick- a-aGheae ScecrAoeetsesdteLednss ifl f rpandi many -Greeted by Large...…
…The ichigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOCR. MICH., SUNDAY, JANUARY 24, 1904. No. 84 GOOD TIME fMADE. SNOW SCENES. NOTED DIVINE. Tryout Yesterday was Satisfactory- Winter Foets Out in Earnest-Cam- Lyman Abbott will Appear on S. L. A. New Men Showed Up Well-No pus Presents Attractive Appear. Cource Monday Evening - Some- Time Given Out. ance--Cantiea Fiends in Evi- thing of His Life as Minister, dence. Jcurnalist and Lecturer. Keene Fitzpatrick w...…
…ht c ~ nVOc. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MIC., SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1904. No. 88 DEBATE~RS SEL[CT[D. KATZ IJURED. TIMEf TRIALS TODAY. , STUDENT FINED. Louis 11. Katz; a freshman law sn- lae'.Iabth uirlwsn Team to -Meet Wisconsin-Orators detfo-afr oo. a noe rack Candidates will be Sent Against (ent who was arrestei a week ago yesterday white playing hlandball -in Chosen at Last Night's Contest.'. the gymnasiomnby colIidng itl .C. Time-Large Number of Men w...…
…MichiganDal VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1904. No. 2 CFIICA6O NEIWS [[TT[R. MICHIGAN MEN IN CONGRESS RI N N W INFORMAL SOCIAL. -_'_e_ II.he Irensession511of(t Conges RAIN _NDSNOW Fratrniy Bolin Leaueerganzedihformner titiento Tonight the 'Young Me's Christian Fraerit Bolig eage rgnizd f icAttilgait IThey are Seator' r- Sudents Inconvenienced by Weather Association will entertain the men of -Chicago Beaten in Debate- itrI ti'...…
…The Michigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1904. No. 81 ILLUSTRATED LECTURE. IMPORTANCE OF nYnlN'ASIUM. TIE NEW DEAN. INTER-DEPARTMENT DEBATE. ot p t y s e rThe Inter-department debate lead- - -For the past two years Director of . ng up lb the Wisconsin-Michigan con- Professor Van Tyne Will Lecture Un- Athletics Fitzpatrick has prepared sta- A Sketch of Dean Cooley's Life-His test will take ilac tomorrow night der ...…
…The ichigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1904. No. 79 A DECISIVE VICTORY. Minnesota debaters nor the judges. UTLEY [FOR COACI1. The decision of the latter was accept- Michigan Outpoints Minnesota in De- ed as eminently fair except by a few Decision Made Yesterday-New Dates of the more fervent Gopher partisans, . bate in Every Department-Press who contended that the speror in Schedules-Informal Tryout for Comments -...…
…The Mic higan Daily Vot. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICE., SUNDAY, JANUARY 17, 1904. No. 78 NEW TRACK ATH[LETES. ATHLETIC MEETING j MINNESOTA DEBATE. The University Athletic Asciation__ Promising Matrial Among the New heltraniomthant meeting ayesterday Michigan Debaters Won Annual De afternoontl at wich an amendment Men-Exceptionally Large Num was made to the constitution provid- bating Contest at Minneapolis- ber of Freshmen Candidates ing for appoi...…
…The Michigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1904. No. 77 COMEDY CLUB, RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLENCE. Resolutions passed by the Dental Large Crowd Assured by the Advance Class of 1907, upon the death of their Sale of Seats-A Synopsis of the late classmate, Gustav A. Goette. Play:Whereas, in the sadness at the Play. death of Gustav Alfred Goette,awhnm the Divine Providence has seen fit to The advance sale of seats for the ta...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XLV. ANN ARBO,. MICH., FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1904. No. 76 ATnIETIC ELETION. I Occurs Tomorrow In Unversity Hall -No Struggle Looked For-None of the Offices are Contested. The annual election of officers of the Athletic Association will be held tomorrow at 1:10 p. m. in Uisergity Hall. The election is unique in that not a single one of the five ofres so for as is now known will be cntested, the entire election going by...…
…The Michigan Daily VoL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1904. No. 75 CHICAGO LETTER. FUNERAL OF ALFRED GOETTE. The sudden death of G. A. Goette, Memorial Services for University Vic- the freshman dental student, came as a great shock to his parents and tims of Iroquois Fire-Track Athlet- many friends. His death came after ics and Baseball--Opening of Bart- only a few hours' sickness and was lett Gymnasium. due to acute incompe...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1904. No. 74 TRACK MEN MEET. GUSTAV A. GOETTE DEAD. Gustav Alfred Goette, a 1907 dental Largest Meeting of Track Candidates student, died very suddenly in his room at 503 Monroe street last even- in the History of the University.- ing at 6:15 o'clock. His death was One Hundred Men Present. due to congestion of the tungs. Al- though he had been feeling ill for sev- The la...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. NEW AKENDMENT. Proposed Change in Constitution of Athletic Association Discussed by Prominent University Men. The contemplated changes in the Constitution of the Athletic Associa- tion are eliciting ;considerable discus- sion among the -hembers of the As- sociation. Professor Pattenill is inclined to regard the agitattoii which is being made about this maftter as a tempest in a tea-pot. ie thfinks that the ac- tio...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, 1904. No. 72 IUSICAL CLUBS. Concert to be Given in the OperaI House at Ypsilanti, Wednesday, January 13th.-Some New Numbers Added. The Glee, Banjo and Mandolin clubs concert, which was postponed from December 17th will be given in Ypsi- lanti next Wednesday evening. By reason of the clubs' experience dur- ing the Christmas trip this concertt will undoubtedly be the finest e...…
…TeMichganDaily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1904. No. 71 STUDEiNT MlISSINGi. AMUSEMENT FOR "LEFT-OVERS."( TRACK TEiAM1OUT. RELIGION OF SCIENCE. Diing the vacation the roons at Me-____(nSndyigtIetVagaoo Norris Morton, Sophomore Lit. Cannot 'Wl ei TannOenedy h.i tirat yetatmttg wlt t eaga o andtt nany :en omat.I their heo lqs r-1the ttteit of te.,tUniverity in McI~il- Be Found-Disappeared an Night of ters their.(?tn Chritntas...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1904. No. 70 HE[A[THICON[[R[NC[. Conference in Session Yesterday and Today-Noted Specialists Here- Gist of the Proceedings. The objectsofo the ('oaference a re: The presentation of fartsa and te gen- eral comparison of viewsa by thse, Heatths Oficers andot ther Delegates' of Loral Boaerds of Health, among themselves, witit the membters of the State iBoardt of Health antd wit...…
…The Michigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1904. No. 69 INJURIES DENIED. ORATORICAL LEAGUE. Attending Physician Contradicts Ru- Contest Will Be Held at Ann Arbor. mors Concerning Cecil Gooding's In- Preliminaries Will be Held in Feb- juries-Class Resolutions. ruary It was current yesterday among the On May 6th the Northern Oratori- students that the death of Cecil Good- cal League will hold its annual con- ing was c...…
…The Michigan. Daily- VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY (1, 1904. No. 68 600ODIN6 D[AD. THELEE i[CLUB TRIP. Popular Guard on Michigans Football Club Returns from a Successful Trip Team Passed Away Yesterday Morn-, -Members Were Tendered Every ing-Death Resulted from an At Attention-Future Plans and Pros- tack of Typhoid Fever-Funeral pects. - Thursay. The first tour of te 1937 Musical After n illness whichsrotably Clubs it an ,...…
…The ichigan Dail VoL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1903. No. 67 CONCERT POSTPONED. "RS. ANGELL DEAD. On Account of Sad Death of Mrs. An- gell-Musical Clubs Concert at Death Came Yesterday Morning-Her Ypsilanti Cancelled-Remain- Life-Her Work in the Univer- der of Itinry Unchanged. sity. Owing to the sad death of Mrs An- Although Mrs. Angell has been ill gell, the concert at Ypsilanti last for several days the news of her dea...…
…The Michigan Daily VoL, XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1903. No. 66 CHICAGO LETTER. FOOTBALL BANQUET. Gle .Club Concert-Mandell Hall to The Team Royally Entertained-Baird lf .Opened-Eckersall Returned Talks on Eastern Game Question. to. College. FOOTBALL BANQUET. Chicago, Dec. 15, 1903. Last evening at nine o'clock the The Annual home concert of the mu- members of the football team, the ath- sica clubs given in Mandell Hall l...…
…heMichigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1903. No. 65 [UROPEAN fELLOWSIUIP. COLUIBIAN OROAN. CHORAL UNION. MUSICAL CLUBS. The Association of Collegiate Alum History of the Pipe Organ In Univer- Successful Concert Given Last Night First Concert Tomorrow Night at Yp- nae Announce the Establishment sity Hall-It Was the Original -Soloist Wins Favor With the silanti-Special Cars on the Mot- of An European Fellowship- Wor...…
…The Mc9 nvai0 VOL. XIV. SENIOR LAW PARTY. Successful Party Given by '04 Laws at Granger's Last Evening-Unique Programs were a Feature. Last evening the Senior Laws gat one o the trettest tarties of thi sea son at Granger's Acadetoy. This is the first ot a series of tparties which the class intends to give dtiringi ih' winter. The tickets were limiteid to the enmbers otte eass wichtetmade( the event a sociat success. Atot 60 couplses attentte...…
…. ]0 VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1903. fl[SION CHOSELN. Michigan Half-back Only Western Man en Camp's First All-Ameri- can, Maddeck, Redden and Graver Have Places en Third Team. Waiter Camp, tie d1an1ofifoot 1)1)1. has chosen hisAll-Amorican tool hail teams anti He tons ofi Michig;ana sh onty westi-rnt tuaye to behooried otil slht hir-I ea.Caps etlimioare as fottows: First Eleven. hodlney 1-sristreton. tat ht -tii-an, Y...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. NO ir [OR "IDWAY. Chicago University Does Not Expect Its Annual Donation from the Oil King-Rush May Be Aided- Notes from the Midway. Chicago, Dec. 12, 1903. Chicago will probably not receive the usual annual Christmas gift from the founder of the university this year. President Harper after his re- cent trip into the East said that he did not expect to be able to announceI at the Christmas convocation the re- cei...…
…Th'e Michigal VOL. XIV.. ANN, ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11], 1903, No. ()1 CONTEfrIPORARY [RANC. j [UNAL TRIBUE PAID. 10 PI1OIO6RAPII 6[RNIS Opening Lecture, in Series on "The By Fraternity Brothers of Rusell H. Zeiss Camera Obtained from Germany Country-Object of Course-Sub MWiliams-Funeral Services at -Rooms Fitted Out in Medical jects of Future Lectures. Kansas City Under Auspices of Bilding-Prof. Rygarud in Alumni Chapter of S. A....…
…The itchigan'a VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1903. No. 60 CnICAGO CO"FrIONS. NEW QUIZ SYSTEM. OPEN fl'E[~INO. STUDENT SUICIDE. tiniversity of Michigan is Represented Professor Dow is Trying a New Sys- Philosophical Society Opens This Junior Lit. and Member of Sigma Al. there one Semester Yearly. tom of Weekly Quizzes. Year's Work With a Lecture by pha Epsilon Fraternity Shoots Professor Rebec. Himself this Morning. One dep...…
…The NichiganDal Vor,. XIV. ANN ARBJOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, DEsCEMBE.R 9, 1903 No. 59 [OOTEBA[L BANQUJET. "ARINE [N6iIN[[RIN. MsAK[S CONCSSIONS. PR[SID[NT [LIOT. The Annual Banquet Tendered the New Equipment fr the Enineering East at Last Admits that Western Co- Addressed a Large Audience Last Bv. Foothall Players by the Business Building Will Greatly Aid the leges Play a Very Superior Game ening n Prominent Asects of Men is Set fr December i. St...…
…The Mchig al VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, DECEMBER ;~, 1903. No. 58 PRESIDEiNT[lIOT. TIF RESHMfAN SPR[AD. Will Lecture in S. L. A. Course-Stu- %Supssenior PeiosFucioso dent of Labor and Capital Que- /a Sno Character-Large Num tions-His Life and Writints. bers in Attendance and Beauti. ful Costumes Worn Pres. Charles William Elio, of Har,-- v n nvest il dss h t tast Sat ru ay night at 12 oschic it at oilsthis eveninig in t iersita ii Ir...…
…The ichigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, ?MICH., 'SUNDAY, DECEMBER C, 1903. No. 57M SUJCC[SS IS ASSUJRD. Musical Club Concerts Will Be Loyal- ly Patronized By Hundreds of Michigan Alumni and Friends. The itiiiei-s-io le comiing Trip itf the mnicial(cubs o icXlihian ie- ceiveil tip MIniger tJuhn Waiing ldur- ing lth platiwodli ti -iiiattie nii liifac tinh-ialminiindiiil ohers are, eageritoIhe-r ad if ain ricciubs att aiuns maes wheiiiconc111i...…
…TheMichigan Daily VOL~. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATU)RDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1903. No. 5ii WALTER CA"1P'S VIEW. His Comment Written Before He Saw Michigan-Chicago Game-His Ac- count of That Awaited With lote rest, 'It is hardly e'n~oat''riae t sy that thetioitnttediarc in thei ilid- Ie West.ati i a tndithe i toeenatmen are, il evety ttintiua t' hut titmotuuts itt Octoiher 'ted Nvebeare tie tioatbalcileoachieeo ti1e impotranti teamst. TItisyathrha...…
…The MichgnDaily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1903. No, 55 MU1ISICAL CLUBS. MrICHIGAN 1ONOR[D. YOST AT YAE. Will Give Concerts in Three Statesl James F. Halliday is Chosen One of Michigan's Coach Confers With Yale During the Christmas Vacation- Four Orators For Final Hamilton Authorities-Nothing Definite Con Program For Glee Club-Me m. Club Contest. luded-Yale Captain Will bers Will Be Well Entertained. j Decide. _____I T...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. QIRID[VS' CHOLA Conditions of the Scholar vided By Cecil Rhodes-T igan Men to Be Selec The late Cecil John Rhod ed by his will for the est for male students of schol the yearly value of $1,500 any college in the Univers ford for three consecutIvea years. Two students from may be appointed to thes ships, one in the spring o one a year later. President Angell, of theI of Michigan, President Spe vet College, and Pres...…
…The Michigan Daily VoL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH.,- WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1903. No. 53 TWELVE MEN 6ET "f's." EMICI1GAN WINS PRAIE. Just a Dozen Football Men Receive Member of Mosely Commission Places the Coveted Insignia-Sixteen Men Michigan Among First Five Great Awarded "R's'-Fourteen Fresh- American Universities-In Class menWin the All-Freshman With Harvard and Cornell. Numerals. Hon. William Henry Jones, member The following twelve men ha...…
…fhe ichigan Dail Vo. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1908. No. 52 THANKSGIVING GAME. CONFERENCE [FETING. fUEi11MAN SEAR DEATH Of PDR. FISHne. Chicago Outclassed at Every Point- Stagg to Be Member of Rules Com- To Be Given By the Sophomore Girls Succumbs to Typhoid Pneumonia Af- Michigan Champion of the West. mittee For Western Colleges. At the Barbour 'Gym ter An Illness of Several Weeks. The Michigan victory on Thanks- On Friday t...…
…The ichigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1903 No. 51 LAST PRACTICE TODAY. i-s E PA frLN.- MONSTER MASS MEETING, Last Chance to Practice Yells and Ferry Fed Will Witness the Wind-Songs Before the Thanksgiving up of the Local Season-Off For UNIVERSITY HALL; 5 P. M., TONIGHT. , Game-Show Your Confidence Chicago in the Morning. In the Team. by Being Present. With only one more game to be Today at 5 P. m. in University Hal...…
…The Michigan Daily VoL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1903. No. 50 WITH APATC ED--UPTEA". ***f'Lf f f f f Michigan Rolled Up 42 Points Against + REULTS OF YESTERDAY' GAME. Oberlin in 50 Minutes of Play- Small crowd Witnessed the Last *f Michigan .................N42 Oberlin...n.............. Smllc fth Yaro Frr * Wisconsin.........6 Northwestern.............. 6 * Game of the Year on Ferry Yal..................... 16 Harvard .....…
…The-Mi-chiganDail VoL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1903. No. 49 LAST nOE GAME. DEPARTMENT DEBATE. CROSS COUNTRY RUN. WALTER WELLMAN. Sixth Annual Debate Last Night- Annual Run Next Monday-Prizes of Noted Correspondent and Explorer Will Be Played With Oberlin Today Laws Win Two of These Positions Exceptional Worth-Notice to Will Speak Tonight On "Behind On Ferry Field-Scrubs May Get On Team to Meet Minnesota. Cantestants. the ...…
…Th Michiga1 Vol:. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1903. No. 48 OV[R SNOW AND IC[. CAMPU1S BOON BINDERY. BAR CONDIION[D fME~N. WONDRU[ PICIIURES. Coach Yost Chased His Wolverines Keeps the Thousands of Library Vol Proposition Before Big Nine FacultyI Series f Pictures the Gift of Pres. Last Night-Preparations For Chi- Ines in Repair-Job Printing Of- Conference-Specials May H-aes Angell-Represent Living Game- cago Struggle-Oberlin Ga...…
…The Michigan liai l VOL. XIV. Vo XV.ANN ARBOR, MICH-., THURSDAY, NOVEMBE~R IQ, 1903 No. 47 [OUJR "rOREi PRACICES. CI1ICA60OWRIT~E3SOPINION' YOST WILL STAY HEIRE. WSCOSIN PL[ASI1P. On Ferry Field Before the Wolverine Leave For Chicogo-Signal Work Last Night-Large Score Looked For Against Oeri~r Yost's xwhrwinis will tave onl torathe iceIis on Fe(rylield'i before against the Ma'rns nx Mariixsxti Field Ttanksgivig xiiy. t ichian will practic...…
…T he ihianD0 N i VOL.. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH.,, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1903. No. 46 OBERLIN COME[S N[XT. IR[SIV1AN [NGLISH1 WORK, FOR THEF C IlCAUMOGAMEI. ' DEPAkRTIfrWNJDBAE. ConregtioalitsWil Ply MchianPresent Evils of the Course-Faculty; Michigan Management Has Completed Lame and Lits Will Comete Friday ConregtioalitsWil Ply Mchian Contemplate Changes, Allowing Arrangements With the Maroons ror Plae On the University Team Next Saturday-Hope...…
…The Michigan Daily VoL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1903. No. 45 TitE FOOTBALL SITUATION. In East and West-Michigan Well Satisfied With Saturday's Results -Light Practice Last Night-All Eyes Now On Chicago. Both in East and West, the scores of Saturday's games showed how fickle the goddess of Fortune can be in gridiron events, and how little cred. ence should be placed in compartive scores. Michigan and Minnesota, rival cl...…
