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…THE MICHIGAN DAIL.Y. iLook for tbe . . r. ibI ' eciaI Offerings in ,f In yttur etat. Itt's thetxatet rV1t[ ,Iurn~hinq s eurttiy bend ever' ileud. te 4have t, Seh . atte:ec S \atx \ r $6.00 All Wool, Fhiocy BthtL obes, !)rived ot $3.98 S. uis and Overcoats $150 Adles Stret d id Thess G(Hives, - $1.00 :4 $12.00 to $25.00 TeClothier, 4. fox oMet;sFinesLonCmbriWool $3.00eJ:s fr'75 In endless varity-a N wstSveleiN c [ie n olasso nthswe r2r7 souIH M...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. p'* Y1 t 4 t1* If*41z4i4 4i i ti , t14 ' *4}44i44ff+ti t-**.+ i*4+i4ti+ti4r}+t P+4 4i*t+ti*ti't OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT... is gaining ini populariity, Conte sond sce us be- fore placing your, order. PRICES FROM $15.00 TO $40.00. Best kind of workmanship guaranoteed. r jr++t fr i4r s= apt t f t *s t*r i*f t 1*f r f f t*t fr f4r 2f trf r THE ANA ARBOR RAILROAD ANDS STEAMSHIP LIlNES. Trains lep e A nn Arbor by Central St...…

…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...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. Fall Annollleffenl IheLIat cand \lot (ompete Lin of:.. WOOLENS in Ainn Arb oortilliefoutnd at C=. I. Wild & CWS. 181 <st. Wash i tont St.Gr etit palin havi- been taenini ttio Slio or ttl. tttingS, tr itring-, t ot] coti 108 E. Wash. St. SStewart Edward White *THE FORESTf® « Th~or~..n l~t'n.y A i O A oot Itali orithe. charmiiianii o the greasti tie! t hs tueu ' sid Dir i. hl it o that iu."has wod itiia Lathie masttes iif s...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. TUIE SHORUT LINE: ANN ARBOR to " 't ou ~L1 lloaigIV artile IA lii p u)eiO' traeainisthe f; CHICAGOladanalthsyoaseoh-sn krhaebn0' BUFF'AL-O yuin)ttmt w alfori ittay df r tCasof NEW YORK trtittl AND BOSTON 1111E "4K[RS Of COLL[G[ CLOTHEU1S + With drt c I il iitin t CAl (Stun foi, Si. r' Lo is Kan tt i siii Cie it. t.iit iuii' h es: 4. (tlllAAAAAI ("o c((lt os tnL1ty al ii ?'l Forihnoai on a t i to it t Si 5~llonol .t. Ay',11....…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. i TII RA' I7I( l I i ,5SOM'II's Ii. } A 017 lILA! TI/ll 1Y/l 0111H I SA $.0 BTNOLES Y...................... (;roten in turkey. Perfected in Lgypt. N Eni6yed in America. "MOuL SMOKE MAIMLS EGYTIiAN SM'OKELRS d ~ Cork Taps or'lain.. L f P The W. C. KernlCo, 41E57ih St., Chicago. (} aps and Gowns nntadc to ori A, 7 der and iented. Pennants for all colleges and ill I - fraternities carried " i _ 'in Stock. cASe /4.& '~tv Cla...…

…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. TrHE MIC21-IIGAN DAILY the two leadig 'Western Univrsitie Fall 1n journalism can scarcely be consid- Enteed s nc clss n~aiellxs'.eAss erd as other than beneficial. a ll u c m e t rt e,, tte dgnla yad GOSSIP OF THE COLLEGES. itatnl iinsn o Unmlltn an A movement is on foot to obtain I11UtHNAI1U11 O5(iNEhiIO: enughl money from Yae, Harvard, ISusNess MANAGIST ith(colleg clb at Manila, Philip- Ils~o I. II TUN The Largest sod Mo...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. L~ook for tbe H.oS. C NI. Label SjCiaI Offeringsin +.t security bond ever issued. We[ + have Ilari. Schaffner & Marx o $.0At sFnyBahNbs iiada 39 * Suits and Overcoats $1,50 Adler',s Street rndaL Dress lnes, - $1.00 'FOMs 3 $4.50 JIen-s Finest .Liamb TIool, Swetteis , - $3.00 * $I2.00 to $25.00 T"he Clothier, a Bx t(3 Eitee Linen Uamrrbric ]landlrerelsiefs', fJr 5C In edlesosvariety Neiwcst Sty les iii Neck Tics and Collars ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. OUR fAIL RINGAND STEAMSHIP LINES. OUR A 01, T'rains Oleave A nn Arbor by Central Standard . hEDAD ;;. 1 ~Time . /iItiI 1V1L~'NEfete October 26. 1902. T. E AR M N6T.ft4SOUTI NOILRH t o. b 7:0 . M. NO. 1- 9:00A. M. No.tt 2 11 33 A. M. No. 5-12:30 nP. M. is gaioing ino poputlarity, Comie and( see 515 be- T.INto. 4 8:25 r. tM. No. 3- 4:53 P. M. fore baeotg yor orer. Trains Not. 5 antd 0 run between Ann Arbor .2. andtlToletdoot...…

…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...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. Fall Allnounoolll ent.. The Largest and Most Complete Line of :.:_:. WOO0LENS in Ann Arbor will be found at G. H. Wild & Co's, 108 East Washington St. Great pains have been taken in the selection of all suitings, treserings & overcoatings for this season. G,, H,, WILD CO, 10 E. Wash. St. Stewart Edward White Author of "Conjurer's Hose," "The Biszed Trail," etc. THE FOREST lliustrated with 18 ful-page drawings and with deco...…

…THE idCHIGAN DAILY. IC I XAN CENTRIA " Th Niagara Falls Route" THiE SHORT LINE- ANN ARBOR to CHICAGO BUFFALO NEW YORK AND BOSTON with direct connections at Chicago for St. Louis, Kansas City. St. Paul and the West. For informationand throughticketsicalstonor write to W. V. CASE, Agent, Ann Arbor. GEORGE BISCIHOFF, rLOkJ13T. CHOICE CUT rLOWE & PLANTS Chapin St., between Huron St. and Miller Ave. Phone 809. New Brunlswick Tables AT REID'S BILL...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. "'f___ __ Si ___ __ ___h__ __ ___ __ i ' / . . }.+ ~a /," s t X ii .. w . z .. ti" < . ''' r ! r .O ' ,. , F ... ... ti _ . _ .. O..' .. . THAT PARTICULAR SOMIETHING ~URITAK. sSHOES MAKES ThEMEA P1101'A.4IR IFF"Insomoll low fGrolvn in Turkey. Perfected in Egypt,' Enjoyed in America. "MOGUL SMOKE. MAKELStEGYPTIAN SMIOKERS Cork Tips or Plin. Saethe Coupon. The W. C. KernlCo, 411 E. 57th St., Chicago. Caps and Gowns made ...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1903. .No. 44 frICIIAN 16 WISCONS I N 0 IbE Iiercest Game Ever Played or) Ferry Field Resulted in a Score of 160 to 0---Ilammond frakes two Place Kicks WON DECISIVE BAT[[E. KIN6 [[AR. MichganWon ostExciingFootallDiscussed By President Northi Game Ever Seen On Ferry Fied- ,TeDaaTu oNtr- Longman's Line-bucking a Feat- delia First Amng Shakespear ure-Championship Contest Fem...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. 11TIE MICHI1GA1N DAILY care-I th( bal by the viecus 1(1i(1 of o000000oooowowoooooo* Falllayto ithwein aimedoil ing is orn YurGo MAi Enwed isS cn -r as r ttter 0, heAnn ofel seonsin'S goal, only to lieeit on" Y * " ntire N ees i r 1 ,r Ol " owns. Bush, aided by the wind. ad F ~nuihd iiyY~odii-teiiduring theaitittle te beler of Maddoektlin theiLaIeial il A lflolncll nt 1 a- iuh-vtc \-ii .n Dil Ra welre v e V . a prl a eia n~ ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. Look for tbe I. H. . r.abel I eciaI ffrinq in In your coat. It's the gtreatest H ren'& Furnshinu s ,,Aj 0(05rity hond ever issued. We ihave Hat, Schaftuer x :LMarx $6.00 All W~ool, F'ancq Bath Bobes, p-iecd at $3.98 Suits and Overcoafs $1,50 Adheis's 8treet and Dq-ess Gloves, - $1.00 FRIOM s. $4.50 Men's Fivest Laemb Wool Setters, - $3.00 ;- 02.00 to $25.00Q The Clothiier, BoxofJ6 Pin e Linen Cambric11 odlecrrhiefs, Jor 75C...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. OUR TAILORING. SDEPARTMENT..., +" is gaining in popularity, Comne and see us be, fore placing your order. 1 .~PRICES FROM $1 5.00 TO $40,00. *Best kinid of workmanship guaranteed. *. J. anager. c tir , ,ey f C . THE ANN ARBOR RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP LINES. Trains leave Ann Arbor by Central Standard Time Effective October 211.1902-. SOUTH NORTH No. 0- 7221 A. Mo. No. 0- 0:00 A. 0. No. 2-11:33 A. sM. No.5-i2:30rP. a. No. 4-...…

…The' Mkichigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1903. No. -42 BATT[[ wiTm BADERS. Championship Contest On Ferry Field This Afternoon-Begins Promotly At 2 O'clock-Each University Has Won Two Games In Past Years. This afternoon on Ferry Field Mich igan will meet her old gridiron rival. Wisconsin, and the bater for suprem acy will ie one of the fierces. eves waged for western hampionshipplon brs. Today's straggle ill i...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. FallTHE3 MICHIGAN DAILY h il Enteed as secodclss matter at the Asn Pubalideddily lloioiyecpted dung the at the 1, nit rity of Michigan. ,IfU Editor Today-C. STEVENSON. The Largest and Mot I_________________ Complete Lino of [NGIN[ERS VS. LAWS. Y W YA ~ u-I Championship Game in the Inter-Class W OO51 L11 Li'N S Series to e Played This Morning HUUL~i~iAt 10 Olook. 'Thle senior engineers will entertain lie eneiior ngineer of ...…

…THE MICIIGAN DAILY. IACHrIGANCEN "TheNiagara Falls Route" THE SHORT LINE- ANN ARBOR to CHICAGO BUFFALO NEW YORK AND BOSTON with direct connections at Chicago for St. Louis, KassCity, St. Paulad the West For informaos and througisticketsccslon or write toW W.W. CASE, Agent. Ann Arbor GEORGE BISCHIOFF, rLOk1t5T. CHOICIE CUT PLOWE5R5 & PLANITS Chapin St., between Huron St. asd Miller Ave. Phone 809. N~ew Brunlswick Tables AT REID'S BILLIARD PARL...…

…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY. lilAT PABTICILAJ! SOI IYII NG PURITAN ~ HOES1 l~O 1f A i'lIS! 'THEM i A0111!. - E x r i I i 1 ; a i. 4 (jrolvo in Turkey. Perfected in Egypt. E~njoyed in America. 'MIOCUL SMOKE MAKILS EGYIPTIAN SMOKLRS Cok Tisor Piain. SvetheCupon.. The'W. C. Kernl Ca, 411 E. 57th St., Chicago, s Caps and Gowns made to or- der and rented. Pennants for all colleges and r fraternities carried" s in stock. Class Pins, Class and Team }...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1903. No. 41 FIERC[ SCRPI""AG[. '"4~'~ ~ ''"zz~"~I K, K ~ ' 2Z~22~.~' rONSIER fr1[TING. Yesterday's Practice Harder Than f MONSTER MASS MEETING. f Coach Yost, Dr. Fitzpatrick, The Band Ever-Condition of the Team- f * and Members of the Team Will Badgers to Spend Today at Bat * UNIVERSITY HALL; 7 P. M. TONIGHT. f Positively Be Present. tle Creek. v a,^, 4 g, f V 0 What prom...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. I Fall, Annlounlcement.. The Largest and Most Complete ine of.. WOOLENS in Ann Arbor will be' found at G. 1-. Wild & C's, 108 Fast Washington St. (real pains have been taken in the selection of all suiting, tronserings & overoatings for this season. G. HI. WILD CO 108 E. Wash. St. Stewart Edward White hIie I II'Tra,-io," c THE FOREST Thomse ~aFog~arty $1.0 NET. ; A book full of the charm and I be mystery and the wonder...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. LEook for tbe IH. S. ' fM. Label In your coat. It's the greatest security bond ever issued. We have Hart, Sehaffner & Marxt Suits and Overcoats FROM U $12.00 to $25.00 The Clothier, Io endless variety 207 SOUTH MAIN STREETJ 12 JPHOTO6RAPHER _121 E. Washington St. *: leCia O f ferings in ; ~~ Fre' urnishings 3 $6.00 All Drool, Fantcy Bath RIobes, priced at $3.98 j $150 Adler's , treet and Ress Gloves, - $1.00 - $4.50 Men s...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. '1' 'd' '+*9 i+I"~ I"I d'+ 'd ~ i'+11,THE ANN ARBOR RAILROAD AND O RTSTEAL RI (,-eALIES. r OU T I OR NGITrains leave An Arbor by Central Sadr :FTime Standard:. DEPART ENT.,. Effective October 2, 1W_ *Not 0 :W0A. M. No. 1-9:00A. M. No t'3A. M. N. 5-12:30 . M. 4.is gaining in popularity, Come and see ns be-* No 2 P. M. No. 3-4:53 Y. M. / , fore placing yor order.' Trains No. 5 andS6 rn between Ann Arbor ) ans 1 3 4 5and Idaiy...…

…The Michigan Daily VO. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1903. No. 40 A P1UNTV STRUGGL[. SIX-YEAR EN. COURSE. WOElNS GYMr. PLANS. Yost Says Wisconsin Game Will Be Faculty Plas to Combine Engineerl Routine of the Classes-Basketball to Fiercest Contest Ever Seen On and LiteraryStudies- Such a e a Feature-Sections in Folk Ferry Field-Rain Interfered Course is Needed. Dances and Fencing-Cross- With Scrimmage-Badgers In - Country Wa...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY.' Fall Announcement.l The Largest and Most Complete Line of.. WOOLENS in Ann Arbor will be found at G. 1. Wild & C's, 108 East Washington St. Great pains have been taken in the selection of all sitigs, trouserings & overoatings for this season. G. II. WILD CO 108 E. Wash. St. Stewart Edward White A'che Blar(soTrail"c. THE FOREST lliic-.trichitt!Ncla-i e dcc 1 Thomoe~aFogarty I A book full of the charm and9 the mystery and t...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. _rXICLIGAN (ENTAL "The Nia garaFalls Route." 1oW i IT ? T lE SHORT LINE- ANN ARBOR to + You young fellows are the most particular trade in the ; N ABOland, and all these years clothes makers have been giv- ing you the tag of their production-never considering BUFFALO you important enough for a distinctly different class of ; NEW YORK garments, till AND BOSTON TH[ IAKERS Of COLLEG CLOTHE[S with direct connections at Chicago...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. 'a joe America. 8E. 7I A 3r"OGLSOL OKSLG1'TIAN 5OLS r iionin Turkey TnoyinWAm erilco t URITANder andr rrented. ? ° a411 E. 57th St., Chicago. HOES !f w 4 ' Caps and Gowns made to or- Ciers Pnd els ntdTa o~oa % fY Pennants for all colleges and k aA fraternities carried e'D~ i; * El k fF +in stock. sCape. I II 11 5s c-s~'5 . Send for Catalogues. YOU AY GT TE SAE QALIT INMONEY LOANED ON Others Claim Them, We Watches, Diarrends...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. " ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1903. No. 39 ROUGH SCRI" 1AGE. Hard Work in Preparation For Wis- consin Game Begins-Scrubs Score On "Varsity-Badger Plays Are Mystifying-James Is Injured. Qoach Yost began his active prep- aration for the Wisconsin game at yesterday's secret practice, and the result was the fiercest scrimmage seen on Ferry Field this year. The nien showed the effects of their hardt wo...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. Fall Announcemeint. The Largest and Most Complete Line of;.. WOOLENS in Ann Arbor will be0 found at G=. If Wild & Co's, 1(8 East Washington St. Great pains have lieen taken in the seletion of all suitings, troserings & ovecoatigs for this seaon. G. II. WILD CO. 108 E. Wash. St. IStewart Edward White A ller ii Ciiiyao r, Iliii 4 !THE FOREST 2I The.a Fog~.ty Si.,;0 NE. A hok full iif the eaim ni the iiystery and the swinier ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. Look for the H. S. i.. Label y $3.00Dorothy Dodd Shoes $ $300 In your coat. It's the greatestSyls whave Hart, Schaffner & Marx UThe only shoe that is exactly shaped to the bone, muscles Suits and Overcoats and ligaments of the foot as they are revealed by X-Ray FROM Photographs. JUST NOR ONCE wont you try a pair that are not made by S $"200 to $25.00 The Clothier, guesswork measurement and you will endorse the unani- In en...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY.- ++..+++++~.THE ANN ARBOR RAILROAD O UR AND STEAMSHIP LINES. T A LO IGlki'slev Ann Arbor by Central Standard + Efr'R 'T fective October 26,1902. D P R M NIT..SOUTH NORTH N~ o. 6- 7:2O A. M. Ne. 1-900 A. Ma. 11o. 2-11:33 A. m. No. 5-12:30 P. m. is gaining in1 popularity, Colle and see us be- 3+ No. 4- 8:25r. Im. No. 3 d:53 .Tt foepaigyu rder.+ Trainn No. 5 and 6 run between Ann Arbor 14adToledo only. T'rains 1, 2, 3, 4,1,, ...…

…The Michigan Dail VoL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1903. No. 38 SECRET PRACTICE AGAIN. FENCING CLUB MEETING. SEAT SALE TODAY. SOMIE NOTED VISITORS. Gates of Ferry Field Are Barred- Tickets For Wisconsin Game Can Be English Commissioners Here to Study Preparation For Wisconsin-Gen- Forty Members Attend-Outlook For Secured at Meyer's News Stand at American Educational Methods- eral Football Situation East and the Coming Year Unu...…

…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY. Fll TH2 MIH ICAN AIY NS 'N I'H 1* N N I I l- -( I oh ,r 1 I(t y H (H h1101 ( 11, TTT A AASflCIATEHS:(on jIFT k e, 11 r(H 1[.IN c~t 1'Im i l hod Ii G. H. NWild ' CO3. 0' ,03 E W aliltnSt. St j r. I utic( ' IS ( RH HH' ANy ORUF W. BEADLE. ;, I 'a ,13 rlir I Hrrr t g r1rrr , NII our((a( 7230 to V Hand 6.30Nto H',) Adco ssR!HENN I I N N oononMan- CA LEN DAR. U Iof o ll i I 1,>.W lleH e t X [ a t1 I.._._.I 0HI~ H 1'l's' I ...…

…FThe Yiagais Falls lRsto,. AINFI ARBOR to '05 5555 CHICAGOsiis NEW YORK 5 5sss Ii AND BOSTON a Mr-NliA. .. L ois. I soSo Il. ' 5 S. PuIso tx Fo1 no rtr tort ssssis, sss5 iro s tcss 55o5ca + w Ita to W W. I E sI - u(5 in\ 1 GEORGE BIS CHOLFF, CHOICr CUT PLOWI S 5& DiAXE -r, New Brlu wiick1 Ta les AT REID'S BILLIARD ) IAI .LOI{S, i Fine Cigars asnd Toblaccos c JAS. W. REID, Prop. 312 State' SI., S. f 5t I haves 15t lsi vc's i the I1555 s 11d in...…

…1 ~THE MICHIGAN DAILY.- iruritan' tARLTTLS P u rita iit Grok'n in Turkey. t j Perfected in .Egypt. * Enjoyed in America. 'MOGUL SMOKE- MAKES ECYPTIAN SMOKESS 1T .~'Corciip o Pain 'SEN to PbEASE ~ j le..ouo 411 E. 57th St., Chicago. "" " (aps and Gowns made to or- + ALL yl / r i 'M der and rented. t/$ 1 Pcnnants for all colleges and , ~ fraternitieo carried ,ar'it~ ~ Claos Pins, Class and Team 4ec Caps. t yoas os°"sSend for Catalogues. }Itt 1 1...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL.. XIV. "rICI1IGAN 36-0. S. U. 0. Wolverines Scored All Their Points in the First Half-Buckeyes Took a Decided Brace-Fumbling Evil Reappears--0. S. U. Was Underestimated. 'The largest crowd which has ever beeo sees on Ferry Field this year, yesterday witnessed a stuhbsrnly cooe tested gridiron hattie, finally uecided is favor of Michigan iby a score of 36; to 0, ove~r the aggregation lists Ohio Slate IUniverity. Fiutiho...…

…THE M ICHIGAN DAILY. Fall Alllollnoement.. The Largest and Most Complete Line f:.. WOOLENS in Ace Arbr will be found at G. 11. Wild & Co's. 108 Est Washington St Great pains have been taken is the selection of all suitings, trouscrings & os erotisg for this season. 0. IH. WILD CO. 108 E. Wash. St. Latest Books $1.08 Each IThe f'lagic Forest, ByrStewart Flesrd Whie0 The Hieat of Rome, Bye iPi. M'iCrwforda Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come, By . ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. [ook for tbeII S. H'fr. Label SIn your coat. It's the ,greatst 1 +security bond ever issued. e ,*A F have hart, Schaffner & darx A Suits and Overcoats FR. U"~ x~ $12.00 10 $25.00 The Clother + ho endless variety 217 SOUTH MAIN STREET + , I: RANDA LLTHE flOHOTO6RAPHER 1r21 L. Washinglton St. Dorohyesdd ho Style j ® FOR [ADIEiS. 0 and ligaments of the foot as theyj are revealed by X-Ray Th0nyso ia neauy ae ots lus oe ® Phot...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. t t' ______ __________________sa_. a4 ~t~ H{ ~ 4~ +~++ ,t4a fr4 a H .{' r ,s ii{ 'i - SOUR TAILORING 5 'DEPARTMENT.... CQKrL Qjroh.'n in Turkey. Perfected in Egypt. is gaining in popularity, Conte and see us be-I fore placing yonr order,-"esus Enjoyed in America. PRICES FROM $5,0TO $00, fSCr n .4 ~~Best kined of workmanship gnaranteed. 1111 11 i + 0.3.BUSS, Qi. K y r A.AET IifYs o'i}sOn h itoue of o t Manager. Cf ! e tCo., ...…

…The MichiganDil VOL.. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1903. No. 36 NllCH1HiAN VS. 0. S. IU, 1Ilo"l[P. BANQUETI. 'Varsity Will Line Up Without Hes- Nearly Two Hundred Guests at the ton-James Seletted For Quarter Tables-Many Physicians of Note -Scrubs and All-Fresh Scrim- Attended-Excitement Over the maged Last Night. Disappearance of Banner. Wih the exception of quarterhack The gentlemen of the practitioners' unit left-half pos...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. FalTHE MICHIGAN DAILY GOSSIP OF THE COLLEGES. Z sirri s tca minrcakithe~s A NEnWAT Your Entire Needs in A new altz recently criiflditby * tatitisind itI yty t nItyivphd a it .i s a 0 thUeatiiteltMbaeadiiaii1l An ~ l n h l n a t[iiu~rilayit Stiiiirniione of lihign avoayrt esongs.We XXne Anno1uncement11 /11Li IytheS itgii 7liiy Btard qutlte ri t lii t. yS. UDaily as tn al a ald .tcnY''tM isTtittnlnn iiiitiwttaiiiMANAiIn- i Fi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. AXR3HI6AN CENRAL "The Magara Falls Route."~ THE SHORT LINE- ANN ARBOR to CHICAGO BUFFALO NEW YORK AND BOSTON ithirec onetionis at lChicazo fr St. Loi.kKlisa('Ciy. Si. Paul andlthe' West. For information and Ii noungh i'ieisicaii ocio writye toNVW.W. CASE, AnentI. Annli.Aror. GEORGE BISCHOFF, rLOkL5T. CNi°ICC CUT FPLOWC1ER5 &PLANTS Chaepin St., letwvenlHuon St. and MiliiertAver. at *r4S' r+i'' + '+ 0ir*ir~iF~4rs 110w,1s I...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. -~'STEE to PEASE + ALrrLrI * ~ IE'JE'k'+ Facto t O We have beer) in Ann Arbor about live Years. Ask those that wear thein. Ann Arbor Store, I S. Makin,. In .' .. Gjrolon in Turkey. Perfected in Egypt. Enjoyed in America. "MCOIL SMOKE MAKES ECYPTAN SMOKERS CokTips orPlain. Sv the Coupon. e~ctc7c~ A The W, C. Kernl Cot 411E. 57th SI., Chicago. Caj ps and Gowns made to or- - l ~ deer and rented. = . Pennants for all colle...…

…_The_ ichiganDal VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1903. No. 35 ALL-FRESH DID WELL BISPHtAnr TONIGHT. UNPRECEDENTED SALE. ICONVENTION CLOSES TODAY Scored Twice on the Scruhs Last Noted Singer Will Open Choral UnionI Tickets Going Fast-Indications of aFnlBqutothApaGma Night-'Varsity Was Fast in Sig- Series-A .real Favorite With Record-breaking Crowd-Many In- nal Practice-O. S. U. Hopes to Ann Aror Audiences-Sketch quiries From Alu...…

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