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…I I' (Continued from Page i) $23 was realized from this source. This the Council felt that they had no right to handle, having had nothing to do with its collection, hence this was turned over to the general treasury of the band and I am informed that they used none of it on the trip to Cornell, but used it for current expenses. Af- ter provision had been made for the band trip it was shown that there would be a surplus. This surplus was set...…

…I I %) TVIII111 I-FOUGHT GAME' 'alnt.; I have AT TO ,ell you e have spring up. ;g& O.I (Fire Fresh Lit Basket Tossers Trim. mning by tihe Score of ARtE DEPARTMENT CHjAMPI0-_S. In the scrappiest and hardest fought game of the season, the junior lits eliminated the freshmen of the same department from the inter-class bas- ketball race last evening by the close margin of 25 to 23, and at the same time won the department champion- ship. It wa...…

…I "11C igan Dat 0~ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 3, 1912. S - _ _ i vi * * * * * * * * ill - Don Baseball * Togs * homson, Michigan's * fullback, will don * s and appear for * [onday afternoon. * net Coach Branch * e preliminary meet * in which both were * cials. * tles," said Branch. * nch,"said "Bottles. " any baseball?" * h.* rst base in high * vered "Bottles." * out," said Branch. * Thomson decided * candidate for the * sitio...…

…very morning except Mon-' ighout the school year. the' Post Office at Ann Ar- igan, under Act of Con- [arch 3, 1879. I MANEAG*. wDinle7 Pharm- Unt- State naging Editor, p. m.; Bus- -5 p. M.. 9;0. carrier, $2.60; Building,' on the time and energies of the mem- bers. Third, those whose aims-if, in- deed, they may be said to have aims- are purely idle, and which by the very nature of their activities tend to re- duce the efficiency of thei...…

…Soft Hats in a variety of shapes some-. LIBRARY VOTING CONTEST Announcement of Standings Places Campus Organizations Well To The Fore. The present standing of the organi- zations entered in the library voting contest as disclosed by the official an- nouncement made last night signifies that a keen contest is being made among the participants. The Michigan Union, the Women's League and the University Y. M. C. A., the campus or- ganizations re...…

…'I I- MUSIC AND DRAMA 1. I s; IrM I rl l I I 1 iER & Co. ATE STREET Dig WhiteShoe D cuth University Ave. Vocal Recital. Mr. Howland will give a recital in high school auditorium Wednesday af- ternoon, March 6, on the Historical Re- cital Series. At this time he will give- the following program of Schubert and Schumann cycles, which was postpon- ed some time ago on account of the inclemency of the weather: Franz Schubert (1797-1828...…

…'an Dai MARCH 2, 1912. 1 ___ -__ * u' I MISS BERTHA CONDE TALKS ON OTHER LANDS' STUDENTS * * * * * * * * T 7 N 4GAMI LE. Football tactics marked the first basketball game among the classes of the medic department played last night. Fighting gamely all the way, the sophomores were defeated by the freshmen by a rather one-sided score, although this by no means shows how hard fought the contest really was. The score follows: Fresh Med...…

…ved IL Mj1 P Books Leather 1 Sizes note book on theI 5+; paper by the pound to fit es. prices before purchasing. at JE3HIAN'S dents' Bookstore ritcrs Office or Rent RoomS THE MICHI THE MCHIGAN DAILY Official 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 3j 179. MANAGING EDITOR. Walter I. ...…

… .: THE NECK OF THE WOODS by the COUNT OF KILLARNEY Concerning the agitation over the awarding of track "M's" the chief ar- gument seems to be that it will cheap- en the letter. In after years, will it go this far? Ah, well do I remember, When we met Podunk Center, And overwhelmed them by a mighty score. Every man who ran a race, No matter if he placed, Got at least one gigantic M or more. And upon each presentation, Of the much sought deco...…

…AND DRAMA 11 'I i I Faculty Recital. prop- Duets for contralto and soprano are esin- highly pleasing, but when sung by inter- those whose voices blend so perfectly as does Mrs. Jessie D. Reed's and Miss Ada Grace Johnson's, they are ce in particularly so. from Both singers gave their numbers with splendid artistic qualities and a satisfying interpretation. Probably the most satisfactory number on the whole program was the duet "Prayer" fro...…

…1 'an ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, RSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1912. .t to EVILLE. TO INTRODUCE NEW SET OF RULES FOR FINAL EXAMS, Sugges- Show A new set of rules relating to exam- the vau- inations has been issued by the liter- ed by the celebra- ary department. They will go into inite pro- effect this June and will appear in the 1912 bulletin, along with the rules nitttee at regarding the new marking system. eive sug- Though it has heretofore been unde...…

…LiUClIUAN DAILY wspaper at the University of Michigan. very morning except Mon- ughout the school year. the Post Office at Ann Ar- day Michigan, under Act of of March 3, 1879. Con-I MANAGING EDITOR. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert R. Dilley Editors. ........Harry Z. Fol:' .......Frank Pennell ........Karl Matthews ........G. C. Eldredge ma ....Earl V. Moore News Harold G. McGee .......Emmett Taylor ARI ASSOCIATION PLANS BIG E...…

…IU MAY ILE BUll RY FIELD. ROOSEVELT CLUB TONIGHT. llowing the announcement that 'resident Roosevelt will again be* didate for the nomination of Pres- the local supporters of the big wielder will organize a club in ort of the movement.A meeting for purpose of bringing the men to- er will be held in the Griffin's s, over Wagner's this evening at Later it is planned to have sev- prominent speakers address the on topics of political interest. lat...…

…Helpful Heart .Healing Hints by Nora Lean Jibbey New Whi GLORIOUS RE1 nave T TO He Hasn't a Mackinaw! Dear Miss Jibbey:-The other day I met a girl at the skating rink and ask- ed her to skate with me, which she did. A big guy rushed up and took her Our Friday, March 1 Saturday, 1% Matinee and Night 00 and up. away from me saying she was his girl. Ijow can I get the guy? How can I find her address? Is a mackinaw lock absolutely essent...…

…Michigan Da ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1912. PRIZE.I 1i Give $WC pu Bard. that Nelson d a prize of ing the best ,h is open to 'ield Poetry LANSING AFFECTED BY STRAW BALLOT Gov. Osborn Savs Special Ses- sion is Partially Due to Vote Here. JUBILEE HOSTS MAY BE HOUSED IN TENTS Lack of Large Hall Mav Re- quire Erection of Can- vass Auditorium RELIGIOUS ENTHUSIASTS Rev. Stone Addresses Meeting ~of Big Day. The third day ...…

…im IGAN DAILY ssu rr u i n i r i wrrrmnn r+r r rww . i Street I XT I IKSI THE PUCHIGAN DAILY Official 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 S. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert R. Dilley WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1912. Night Editor-C. Harold Rippler. Clas...…

…THE MlClHlt-.N DAILY Soft Hats in a variety of medium shapes and in some very swell blocks UNIVERSITY CAL.ENDAR Feb. 28.-Piano Historical recital, High School Hall. Feb. 28.-Match 4, '12 E vs. '13 E, in interclass basketball series. Feb. 28.-Mlatch 5, '14 L vs. '14 Dent. Feb. 29.-Soph Lit dinner at the Un- ion at 5:30. Feb. 29.-Soiree Dansante. Barbour gymnnasium, 8 o'clock. Feb. 29.-B3asktball, Detroit Central vs. A. A. H. S. at high school...…

…CHY'GAlq DAILYI vw *m w UNIVERSITY NOTICES I a t I All baseball men report at gym today, ruary 27, at 1 p. m. Senior lit relay try 4 p.m. Fresh law relay tr 5. Cnnh lit rlcam for all positions Wednesday, Feb- youts Wednesday, youts today, 4 to P~iny thi nft aopn.ii b cass meeting t s alter- noon at 3:00 p. m. in West Physics lec- ture room. Senior lit class meeting, Friday at 4, Tappan hall. Candidates for fresh lit relay team report...…

…I lichigan Daily L ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1912. -.. .. J _ Y \YO 9M IWYAIOYIY Yr M 'NIALS TIS YEAR. Must at Association ey to Present Debaters. SOPHS DROP GAME BY CLOSE MARGIN Initial Basketball Contest in Inter-Class Series Won Bv Fresh Lits According to a current rumor, the ' Ford oratorical testimonials, which were ionated last year by .Mr. Henry Ford, of Detroit, have not as yet been received and in consequenc...…

…T1E FUCHIGAN D LY Olficial Newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Mon- day throug.out the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Aet of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. ITANYAGING EDITOR- Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert R. Dilley Editors. News Editor........Harry Z. Fol Assistant...........Frank Pennell Athletic Editor......Karl Matthews Assistant..........G. C. Eldredge M...…

…YEARS A TODAY. a swim is Yale swim- : A freshman was severely injured during the progress of a rush in the medic building. A song dealing with dissection-room work, written by a junior medic, was gaining considerable popularity. FOIL ARTISTS NAME DATES FOR' FENCING TOURNAMENTS At a meeting last night, the Fencers' club set the dates for the remaining tournaments of the year. On March 8 the usual junior tournament will take place and this w...…

…[E MICHIG.fAL DAILI rimm rrrwrr w .} it. I have WHAT TO u, tell you i we have Jur spring $2.00 and up. 0l M alcolm Block Y & Co. AATCH . i TOM LOVELL ENTERS FIELA AS A PROSPECTIVE RIVAL. Thrills of Fear Now Assail "Fussers" When the Cockney Cobbler Appe .rs on Seene. "Alfred Tennyson, Edgar Allen Poe and myself," began Copbler Tom, and he swelled his chest with ill-concealed self admiration. But just then a win- ning smile invited h...…

…1 lichi gan Dal 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1912. FAOSrFRA~S P OF ' NIA llT Ittend Y.W.C. lor s at RELIGIOUS WORK BEGINS TONIGHT Men and Religion Forward Movement Opens With Mass Meetings MANY RESPOND TO, RICKEY'S SUMMONS Although Eighty - Three Ball Tossers Report, Infielders Are Needed F ITUSSFFRAGIST SPE lERE SATURDAY F IMiss Pankhurst to Appear inl "igh tables, stretched the ie Y. W. C. A. parlors :all, decorate...…

… IIGAN DAILY oer at the University Iichigan, morning except Mon- ut the school year. lost Office at Ann Ar- under Act of Con- 3, 1879., ZNG EDITOR. K. Towers. iS MANAGER tR. illey ditors. ......Harry Z. Fol, ......Frank Pennell ......Karl Matthews ......G. C. Eldredge i .... Earl V. Moore ews Harold G. McGee ......Emmett Taylor orials. nan Frank E. Shaw Maurice Myers t Editors. Mack Ryan C. Harold Hippler Robert Gillett porters. Morris Houser...…

…COLORED MOTION PICTURES -EXHIBITED BEFORE'?MEDICS. F. M. Loomis, '12, medic, addressed the University Clinical Society and members of the Medical department last evening in the west amphitheater of the Medical building. His lecture was illustrated with original photo- graphs which he has collected in his study of pathological subjects. Through the courtesy of the National Cash Register Company of Dayton, Ohio, moving pictures, showing the so- ...…

…iB E.1UXJ 7.AN DIAILY BASKETBALL . J ii co. YOMPARY JEWELERS Fraternities Socleti. and Clubs SERIES TOMRROW Soph Lits Ca With First Year Men of Same I partment in First Game of Year. TEAMS MUST BE ON FLOOR 7:00. Monday evening marks the com- mencement of the interclass series of basketball games for the champii- ship of the campus when the Soph Lits will meet the Fresh Lits in the initial contest of the season in Water- man gym at ...…

…Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1912. ENTS ARE AGAIN UNDER IIILDNER WAS GUEST OF HONOR PROF. WENLEY TELLS HEARERS HUTCHINS IS LIKELY TO BE UMB OF LOCAL RAILWAYMEN AT FOURTH JUNIOR LIT DINNER OF BROWNING'S "GOOD LIFE." MADE SMITHSONIAN REGENT. and Rapids Section of Wolverine Buried in Drifts When Last Heard From. King Blizzard has abdicated. Once )re does the railroad agent blandly swer that trains are "on time"- ...…

…it (tt~d inSS a ,ard'tJ*,J lycrdible mannerfl~. AILY7 7 at the University igan. 'ning except Mon- hie school year. Office at Ann Ar- ider Act of Con- .Harry Z. Foli .Frank Pennell .Karl Matthews .G. C. Eldredge .Emmett Taylor .Earl V. Moore -arold G. McGee Roughly speaking, there were about two hundred and forty seats in the balcony for spectators. Instead of sell- ing a corresponding number of tick- ets, the chairman of the committee gue...…

… * * 7., CLASSIFIED ADS. -- parties for MKarch 7 at All of the peated and the Fischer at this par- Advertising matter for this classified column must always be paid for in advance, and may be left at the DAILY office op- posite the 'Majestic between the hours of 12 noon and 10 p. mn., or at Quarry's Drug Store, N. University and State, at any time up to 9:30 p. mn. These Ads bring Results. * * * * * * * * * DELTROIT JXThJNS Prof. W. L. M...…

… THU 110 N DIL L DA ILY' r who represent r more years in team will be s year without a he work on the d cage cannot be supplies for, all . Schaeberle & S. Main St. 87 tf THE NECK OF THE WOODS by the COUNT OF KILLARNEY News items f. om southern universi- ties mention the fact that boxing is proving one .of the most popular stud- ies there. In commenting on this we might say.: They passed laws forbidding our shoot- ing, And Completely outlawe...…

…I T gan DailyI ANN N, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1912. Trouble. aes that try when crews of Ann Ar- were seen many an oath MEDICS CELEBRATE "FOUNDERS' DAY" '62-'66 M, al Talk arced the ed to of the Eveni ADVOCATES LIBERAL EDUCATION . Dr. Lewis S.'Pilcher, '62-'66 M, of . New York, was the speaker of the ev- ening at the celebration of the sixtieth anniversary of the founding of the medical department. The subject of his paper was on "Anti...…

…IL7 sity morning except Mon- ut the school year. Post Office at Ann Ar- . under Act of Con- tor ........Harry Z. Fols ............Frank Pennell' ditor........Karl Matthews ............G. C. Eldredge ............Emmett Taylor Drama ....Earl V. Moore date News Harold G. McGee an Frank E. Shaw Maurice Myers Editors. Mack Ryan 0. Harold Hippler Robert Gillett needs of more than eight hun- dred students. As a practical result, any* person- des...…

…Helpful Heart Heali ng Hints f < I by Nora Lean Jibbey i iR I In Love With the Count My Dear Miss Jibby:-I am in love, very much so, although the object of my affections is not as yet aware of the fact. I have never seen the one man for me, but from the pearls of wisdom and the flowers of poetry which flow from his pen, I am sure that he is the only man who can make me happy. The gentleman, for I feel positive that he can be nothing els...…

…"SHORTY" DENIES C~rOAN DAILY 1i~ REAL FEATURE r L New N'T"hitivey "I 1 i CO. ANYI and Clubs CURRENT RUMOR Diminutive Inf ilder Reports That He Will Be Ca Hand At Train. ing Time. CALL IS ISSUED FOR TODAY. Rumors to the effect that "Shorty" McMillan will not turn out for base- ball this spring are entirely unfounded> according to the diminutive infielder himself. "There's nothing to it," said Shorty, "I have been intending to get o...…

…Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1912. CAI VICE. Cars Street ggh On nter, thought by many to n its yearly vacation, came a rush yesterday, and at the ing to press, the worst storm been experienced in many raging. s 'at a standstill, and trains here from thirty minutes to urs late. "The Wolverine," through Ann Arbor at 2:40 stil stuck in a snow drift on, at midnight, with little of being freed for hours. has, gone ...…

…I G A I n2 'L Y years he gave to the university of his *sij strength and energy without stint and without pay. Now those qualities, _ Te througlout the school d at the Post Office at. Michigan, under Act s of March 3, 1879. Ann Ar- of Con- which he possesses in a remarkable degree, are being devoted to a broader labor but none the less to the ultimate benefit of the university. Unafraid, he not only thinks, but says what he thinks. He ...…

…CHIGAN DAILY ENPORT MAKES FIRST OF FUDENT TALKS TO FRESHlMEN the freshman engineer assembly rday morning Arthur Davenport, of the student council spoke on freshman from a senior's view- , and also gave a short talk on unctions of the Student Council. Cooley who has charge of these nblies expects to have prominent >us seniors to talk from time to to the freshmen engineers. F. ROTH TO ADDRESS YALE )RESTERS AT COMMENCE-MENT >f. Filibert Roth of ...…

…THU MIC1IGAN DAILY ti... . I. j ror the finalI 3 is Friday1 FACULTY "BUSTS" ._ s in Grand Rapids. och went to Grand here he delivered lectures on "Alas- and"Parisian Life" addressed the staff y yesterday after- return this morn- THIRTY-TWO LITS 9 VALUES return for VG LINE wider than e is a color the price i range is , The ent, and '$2?.00 tcu erty Streets rchant Tailor S& CO. TCH Number Greate; Than Last February Though "Cons"...…

….n )AY, FEBRUARY 20, 1912. I [ LOSSON FAVORS RED NEW PUBLICATION Ca Coun loted Editor Believes There - Is Field for Another College Paper I, INS TO DEAL WITH CURRENT EVENTS, counti House ller "A university publication dealir being the with current events in a thoroughly expon the unprejudiced manner would be a not- mas 1 one able addition to our present list of Anoth ake American college pubs cations," said Owil rith Dr. E. E. Slosson,...…

…THE MICHI4N AL DAILZ' ..._... THlE I1ICIIAN DAILY Official 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. 'I. MANAGING EDITOIL Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert R. Dilloy .Editors. News Editor. .... .. .Harry Z. 701: Assistant ............ Frank Pennell Athletic Editor.... Ka...…

…ither by an overneat- as, destroyed the res- 3utler, 811 Monroe St., rday afternoon. Ber- , and his mother, who stairs portion of the .pelled to vacate hur- ne suffers from heart i to be carried to a se. Although the fur- nig to the Hones' were lamaged, the whole in- idence was ruined. USE SURPLUS FOR REFRESHMENT Student Opposes Buying Cigarette Cas- es for J-Hop Committee. (The Daily assumes no responsibility for sentiments expressed in com-...…

…AND DRAMA I I; . Ri+ead's Recital. ge P. Rhead gave her sec- f th3 season in Frieze Me- last night,winning much her fine presentment of ifficult program of Beetho- pus 2, No. 3, with its sim- es and Mozartian melody uch that is most finishied Rhead's playnig - her poiseful technique, her tion of phrase. The Ada. haps the most enjoyable; Coburn. Historical accuracy and sig nificance, as well as artistic elegance and taste, have been their ...…

…V: I 'lichigan Dai ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1912. 1 UNION INDORSES INFIRMARY PLAN Bog YOST LIKES THE CHANGE IN RULES Michigan Coach Believes That New Regulations Benefit Lighter Teams Neither the senior nor the fresh law classes will be represented by the ac- customed official pages in the 1912 Michiganensian. This was the final decision of the Board in Control of Stu- dent Pubications after listening yes- terday aft...…

…IL? N DAILY he University I rnink except Mon- the school year. t Office at Ann Ar- nder Act of Con- 1879. Editors. Editor ........Harry Z. Fols .t ............Frank Pennell Editor........Karl Matthews nt ............G. C. Eldredge ...............Emmett Taylor and Drama .....Earl V. Moore' llegiate News Harold G. McGee t'he last week this has become quite ap- parent. The result is inevitable. Those men who have spirit enough to get out and...…

…THE GAN DAILY ................. . I- - -, p 55 I ARSITY TRACK MANAGER TO, ATTEND NEW YORK MEETING. Harold B. Williamson, manager of he Varsity track team, will go to New ork Friday, February 23, to repre- ent Michigan at a meeting of the I. C. . A., which is to be held at that city ,n February 24. The rules of the as- ociation require that each team send representative to the meeting which to prepare for the annual inter- >llegiate meet. ...…

…THU MICHIGLA DAILY -. 'st historical recital of the second semester series will be given in High School hall by William Howland. The program will include Schubert and Is. Schumann cycles. On Friday evening, .gs .musically February 23rd, :Iiss Cecilia Ray Berry; Arbor public of the piano fac ilty, will give a recital SThree im- at the School of Music. given under The program for Mrs. Rhead's recit- ersity School al is given below while th...…

…1 .ichigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY FEBRUARY 17, 1912. VOTE FOR PRESIDENT. Republican Democrat Roosevelt..... ............( Taft........... ( ) 1Wilson.........( ) )Harmon. ) Clark .. La Follette ..... ( ) .. . . . . .., Signed..........................St .. . . . . ..... . ( ) .. . ..... . . . . ( ) .at.......(). IST SCORES, GREAT SUCCESS EXPRESSES VIEWS UPON INFIRMARY Reports from Princeton Show Practicability ...…

…THE MICHIQG AIL 'D A1141 rI l TH E ICHIGAN DAILY Official Newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Mon- day throughc ut the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. j te Street XTX -Hand TS Instruments, $7.50 Vith Leather Case s Guaranteed h han's BOOKSTORE MANAGING EDITOR, Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS .-MANAGER Albert R. Dilley Editors....…

…rrY - _- t For the rest of the School Year - Ws Sale ~ON f George Haller the entire T Store )n. Two sales daily, LctiOn sale ,B.14 AT 2:30 H. WALTER HALLER Admstr. lement of the estate the Walter Haller. ruption in our repairing' UNIVERSITY CALENDAR Feb. 17.-Basketball-Detroit Eastern vs. A. A. H. S. at high school gym, Feb. 17.-Senior Lit dance. Barbour gym, 2-5:30. Feb. 18.-Pres. Albert Parker Fitch of Andover Seminary, Newberry Hall...…

…MIT' lr: A TUnnAXaIN A I tU i. AIU N DRAMA I Frank Mcintyre in "Snobs." No more the jolly fat drummer of "Traveling Salcsman" fame but now a full fledged star with the right to! have his name in big letters on the electric signs, Frank McIntyre will come to the New Whitney theater Washington's Birthday, February 22. "Snobs" the comedy by George Bron- son-Howard which took New York by hav be est cup storm and demonstrated Mr. McIn- tyre's...…