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…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…

…-Special Cars on the Mot- of An European Fellowship- World's Fair Organ. Audience-Chorus Work of or Line will Accommodate the Rules of Competitio. Exceptional Merit. Ann Arbor Crowd. There are few among the…

…. and of chief imuortance, examples of gil, Governor Rich antI General Al- Gerontius." . Yellow and Blue-Carmina Mhi- her scientific or literary work in the ger, and then followed an organ recit- ganesia…

…. Chicago, Ill. League Room, requesting all college due to any defect in construction or . Director, March-FR. Bigebow FLORENCE M. CUSHING, women, who are to remain in Ann Ar- not. Banjo Clui. 8 Walnut street…

… people are away, during Ge lb FRANCES M. SWAIN, vacation, for the women to gIVe some Coach Yost will arrive in Ann Ar- 10. .Dance of the Skeletons-Ths. Swarthmore, Pa. entertainment for those who are com…

… wishes to carry on her in all the great concerts and musical the efforts of the singers. Each num- an optIortunity to the many stueets studies in a foreign country. Applica- festivals. At that time it was…

… the The prices for the Ypsilanti concert The fellowship will be awarded only stoodl completed in Festival Hall. course of the evening she responded are 25, 35 50 and 75 cents to candidates who give…

… Arbor railroad will be ANN ARBOR RAILROAD k ~lrepairing' key fitt 11" and- can be had only aftr pyment-of given May 10. Special trai will leave .A-W= r fa..ara sa.xa LZam mskates g' heii Td azQr's uad the…

… cl.s tax...of $. ItO..Tis tax is Ann Arbor at' 10:25 a. M. Fare for Trlb Iseo~tik korrg r'nE~is1°1btaa* ov doean, a bl-tob' me at ow t 005 round trip 50. C(ilidren under twelve a s otieInUniversity all…

…SPAMCGuaranteed fountain pens, $1 up. Ee etdan te tFRAfINtS A SPECIALY. :I 324 S. State St. Cshing's Pharmacy. THE MICHIGAN CENTRALi' v Lst-A gold watich fob with argfe from Detroit and Jukson to AnnV B n Bailey &Edmunds…

… rooms or table board otier gifts a "KODAK for May Festival visitors are equested r ake place at (Granger's academy Mlon- tolaeterades'tteSho eRE Come in and seea the new uiy night. Programs can be…

…TheMicigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1903. No. 2 [OUR SQUADS OUT. MAY GO EAST TO CONDUCT FES- EXTENSIVE IIPROVEIENTS NEW ATHLETIC BUILDING. TIVALS. The Athletic…

… himself in readiness to conduct The University Young Men's Chris- quarters. Manager Baird, Coach lasts went out to Ferry Field yester- musical -festivals at Portland, Me, lian Association has the past…

… scrimmage and they and from places in western New York. terior of Mtcmillan Hall. The floor ions 'varsity athletic managers will were not disappointed. Promptly at The first three festivals are each sace in…

… magazines and lham street, where the association result. Given twenty-two big husky these festivals has become ill, and if daily papers. The fresco work was was cramped for room. The new men, hardly a man of…

…'IL Ui Or N. DAILY. ''VL. XtIIL ANN A R3OR. MICl.,FAIR)AY, MAY 8, l9 03 No. 1 5(, 'MICHIGAN-NORTHWESTERN i"1-hce tln bss~ei ;Ann Arbor Wis Game by Score of Aire'-Iittkit.attu] i'e- t. 18 to 12--Team…

…'hie pr'senting artiotsoatut shoral lations withiRtussia the latshdeuadeI. siorks tat lrunk thus AnnutArbor'Festi- Rnssiani tuanks tir'etuar'gtly uhnr ti- vsuitthelii'Cincsinnauu ti d Worcstr' mnicottrol…

…1hut'itilutiontstillf''ed his subjet titmtlis, uanaliysinig Ius- in Batue sia's hp'r'e'sen tn u ftlure'p'icyshie ii nu'ount',soandttiul uth. THE MAY FESTIVAL Its said itt pint: Ruiatoo's tiltsgreatu…

… thu open'uing of tte Tcnth tetiv's'duti's. Matuy Festival, Thiursdauy eening, 'May Rtussit intendis li toupndvsttu u s us ltlt. silthietimaredlhugthitspierform-s ini hutituitug 'ututls tll u…

…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…

… present. The presence of Alonzo A. Stagg. The prettiest party given by the "Tell those boys at Ann Arbor who the crafty Maroon coach, was another University girls during the year, the play football that I…

… runner stood next in the line. She wore a anecdotes of life and men "Behind and then moved down the field in a flowing, Oriental costume, of rich, blue the Scenes at Washington." solid mass. Once Miller…

… carries with it more anxiety The regular backfield was kept out of pale-blue satin, and skirt of bro- than any other station in American of the Oberlin contest to avoid ac- caded silk. In striking contrast…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. ON THESQUAR WEVrOTTEGODSTHEYOU'VE GTTEMNY LET'S SWAP! 111 South Main St. - - Ann Arbor. f= J }tI 4 _ ', 0 4 . k L' , -tea+r. . '-, $ PENNYCOOK. { The Confectioner. 310 South…

… - --- ----- - - fri~~lg of ctass in Bailments tind Cacriersfotwlehusnfveudrad The Ann Arbor Savings Bank. sill ice iii iocmtic3lit It a.ci., Monday, if necessary cact hi arranged toac October t5. -fntire elaiss will…

… follcwing nsumbters will bec ten- lhospiltal care. The fe is fifty cents Y. M, C. A. Receptioin. tictthe 5-Pyciat xatnnatonstiered by the Choral tUnicn at the May Irh-elrfccinlcsip Octbe 5Phsial xaintinsFestival…

…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…

…Id whet'h11y(r0(11 Ann Arb~or by t11('(g111( 1(11dIMicigan 1colors (on ecvery siie. Fro01precent; indications Wic1osin csill be replre'sented'1lby a, lthey'all Ito((mct,((with a gala day a1 Annl Arbor, sull…

… woodcraft sotcetls of the ± habitants and the woo(ds Indians of the northeell con(try, pen pio' Iue t o 5(f the ,grea t f01st il its 01105 acd varlial(moods Sheehan's ASN ARBOR, DETROIT, 320 So State St 160…

… Wshingon .tPhoeI 2 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Entred a econd III~class(,(ter at the dun1 Arbor Yos, fi 1(5. Publish~ed doily (Monday excepted) during the coll1ege0year, by the 'tliclhign (Dally Board at the…

… Michigan fags early everyone has in in room some h1011 of a Michigan banner, and 11. woulfd make till.finest ind of a sight :o ee the Michigan bleachers one nasa (f maize and blue. Up to date lichigan has…

…1111 U.F0 N. DAILY. V'OL. XI II. ANN ARBOR. MICIL. SATURDAY. M1IAY 9, 1903 No. 160 "VARSITY MviEET TODAY the tine is. They play the senio~r lit, tnest Ttuesdaty.' The linietui of te Nwitiicti teem…

…, i. W. Kid- gee j~- A. Effinger Te next .cuntiest of the Torthern ,rCorse-Si' WX. Millard. ifeigte ewil ehis'lutuiiAn Arbor .Assiutitt Clet-is of Curse-HS. .' MtyAlso 1 ).4. The lttt one o come o 'A…

…bomores putt up a 'splendid game Methodist uhurucubtomorrow vndetuithe :: 7. aee nosy _hopeful oU gettingUito auspicts ofthe Xesleynutbuild. GRADUATE STUDENTS MEET 1High School Baseball '- h its nniuArbor…

… best ganizationi-Invitations ottte sc'hed'ule asitOthe lewo Sttes uaue' __________ intitsui-u'this seaisout tutud\AnntArbor' Yesterday uaftenuoonu it 43te egradt- bly 'i eot iiut byut suture if 5 to 3…

… memutbes of the ,Ann Artist-G(litC("blslitgo touDetertit thismorning to plauy aututchitechhie Xoodwardu Av-s-ue ('lub hcytsciii itst enteanithe lm at luumtciiou: Jocelyn, Thomas, Felker Smouot, h. Trueblood…

…-io tpitched lfor tesotho' May Festival Rates jmorei- prossedto be a shre, siltful Aulst'erailoastinhutfie southen aetd Sotdy upaer andh his excellent uitituot11aaselitgist' uxu'ntsoitii'hts't vj…

…UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. SECOND YEAR. ANN ARBOR, MICIH., TUESD)AY, JANUAlRY 13, 1903 No. 77 ATHLETIC ELECTIONS Rumor Concerning May Festival --A r. muory lis sit 5tsrsist(rally sit'- Zandidates are…

… Scarce-Roberts and ;ealated anti studlets antd others Verder ut or Fotbll it the May Fes-tival would not take Terler ut fr Fotbal plao this year. WNhen seen tty thte Kanagership nallyNews last evettittg…

…{I n iiir l~iIllNtIts stIaff anitlNstillthii Michigan's Elaborate Festivity Will Have a Larger Attendance Than Ever Before lilt' 4.,liii'11111 il 11 .1'Iutu i tll fI ll li itt illy .1111;1 111it'llt lit…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. Fall Annlouncement,. The Largest and ot Compl et Line of WOOLENSi is Ann Arbor will be found at C>, 1t. Wild & toes, l08 least Washington St. ('reat pains are been taken in the…

…'s AS ARBOR, DETROIT, 320 s. Sate St. 160 Woodward A.3 The Ann Arbor Savings Bank.' Cciil Sleek. $'5,00. srls, 7,175,000. A GtNRASLBANING BUSINSS TANSACTE.'. lrrct rSs: Ciares E 1lseset. Pes.; IW. t…

… subject. It in a single summer he takeo all the Enteied as.e oncssi tier at the Aim worlt offered in his specialty, of which Arbor los tiOiice. he has not alreeaiy had an equiivalent, Published daily…

… snil blue CALENDAR. .My hiiart tyiiu is ever true; _________ lMay Ihighelst honors lie yiiur idie, Mdlihgan, iiy iheigami. Niov. 4 -'04 SMedic vs. '061 Enginleerc,a on hierry Fild, at 4':15 p…

…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…

… postpones. York. This will be Michigan's debut' was lbe Harmonic Colored Orchestra week. EDWIN J. KENNY, Pres. in Eastert, fencing circle. I of Ann Arbor. …

… tdsrte yfratTus Friday evening, December ci ~ eltenolo ann ue hsclisrmei ncu tsso siuduy Ts-oss io halt a million dolla hono ofthe resmen by pikedway as mltlush twos years ago and the grssing as rapidty as…

… tqra udThere has been some Prf.HRofman will cotnueotou sitsctO out Ilnosswill hprodce "EtaFeste ~'l lse tl et u h ortl aey about having another fair, ihmB-Ourg"std Nichlar's "Festival Over- ~nd five…

…. Guaranteed "All Breaks Made Good." 50c and $1.00. All shopkeep- ers in Ann Arbor ti ar byaialip iiiiid fraat 4 C. A. EDCARTON MFC. CO. ' Bax 286, Shirley, Mass. Whenlin need of a - FOUNTAIN PEN buy the A. A…

… time of the opent- U ni ( i h, lug the festival (lay. Music andl ol C ub floswers, the :gre ii girass at11Iss ill1 lrioied lrees otter harm 'ilijoic-011- Ntili11ii(l Mas ' estival Avisitors' thmall…

…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…

… hetrp. heBager wlltake place Athoiugh ths s alledt a tur tiemblisgiDebating is, more than deeply. reach Ann Arbor Saturday morning. asey desparty it1 isntt netessary anyth-ig else whieb trains a massthu…

… well as plenty itt interest for and blue. Thes-e decorations with the it would be impossible to pull off a did not move the court. the older men. And surely with. the colors and chrysanthemums of the…

…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…

… wilds of I 'nada, 9Nils ofwso diiaft. 1 teliiv f the Halitante andt liiwois Id iaiin muany and viiabeiiiiods theehaIn's 320 Sn. State St 160 Wodwar AvI ASS ARBOR, DETRONI, The Ann Arbor Savings Bank…

… hi'e seen on the ay of a gaime lhan C'liford 5e-mu vi, hy'ebirs, Nvell-lilei bleacers iiie mass o A. NI. 0 re'y, H ery V. Ewni iiaie aiii blue, uch a sigh) as vesae A. C. 1runsd A. i oun huyr. oii…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. AIGHIGAN CNA "The Niagara Falls Route." TilESHORT tINE- ANN ARBOR to CHICAGO BUFFALO NEW YORK AND BOSTON witit direct connetiottn at IChcag fr St. L~toi, assacity. St. Pattiaat…

… Yearn Caps. Send for Catalogues. r .wwxwg.. THE ANN ARBOR RAILROAD I 7: IIl~ Money Loaned ANSD STEASHIP LINES. MONEY LOANED ON± ON 3i Wattches, Diatnonds, Watches, Diamonds Eftve oe (ttter l6,.1(i02…

… Carta i Ya.tn ~WE ARENEV A blue, chip and a white chip are sufficient to get into the MOGUL game. Cigar- ettes that are winning the hands of many smokers. Get a hand'" yourself. No mis-deals. Ten for…

… Diatmonds. Not. a8:15 p. M. Nt. 3- :5CO,. t. Ofiliceat residence, 331 ib- . JILOthM erty.Street, Ann Atbor.Iltteurs S 'raitaNt. rtndtt6 rttttttenvtAott Arbttr W 1 O RM to 11:30 a. tt., 1 to 1:3(0 p. .tttt t…

…, Penannts, Fancy (Goods and Notions. 226 S. STATE ST, THE ANN ARBOR RAILROAD' WE CAN SAVEt You 1ONE ON -- I'll AND STEAMSHIP LINES. Pcue L ~ e 'rint0 It r eAA O yttit i ~t l t ni .titil Pictllres and…

…,.m. 1:ALLAGHAN & COMPANY State -Savings Bank. ra il ittiptitit6ti m etwp. nneror(L ua oooi o er arid Importers) CEIICAGO 0111 o 1T rcsoh01 an oeony i.Arnodhr . 0. ahtittlt FieeelotiietrontiNo. I andi4. V.ANN…

…., Hocking Valley. 4 PARLOR CARS ON THE DAY TRAINS. +1 :Say "Hockitng Valley" to te ticket agetnt or write ts .5. IcL. W. Landeman Gi. T. A., Detroit, Mich., fill A blue chip and a witce chip are Suffiicint…

…THE us. oi: Mt 'DAILY. VOL. X II. ANN ARBOR, MIH.., SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1903 No. 161 S RECORDS WERE BROKEN Rastn.seold; hayes, thirdi. Tie MICHIGAN DEFEATED i Half-Ml tie e-I hlt. irt; Di litwiay. I 7…

…, laterfecknosnsas °Traf," tile cutchiep of this yesi's bl te'aim,swhiouholdshuls -IMichiganin tier- sc-holaustic ieh ijni},rec-ord, 5 feet ft tinches, siills-utie' I tiArbor. Keen asied futo hl thi&'H i…

… his-mindnil usces st Atn Arbor. Capt. E. I. J. Hamnssud, centier of last season's fiotballiiteamndsiua om- ig shouf puter will itlso recruit fte ratuis-oftthe It- C' Ii a athtehs. Cercle Francais…

… ihigh stadarsd hsbelecn -ry Yti' sabout four yarssnbactsuk, ____ma_______ instatsie. a litesmor' than - the s ame spa ccThlis couigt Junue .7w-li knuonu abhea Of-ta tsnthisu, iwhiose taitntug May Festival…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY. Fall Annlouncemnent. 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…

… MICHIGAN DAILY Entered as second-class mnatter a the Ann Arbor Post Ofice. Puiished daily (Monby excepted dring the colle-e year at the 'aiversity of Michigan. MANAGING EDITOR : S. EM ORY TDHOMASON BUSINESS…

… distinc- tion in wearing one of the Athletic Association pins. Everyone has no ticed the little yellow pins, shaped like a football, with the 'Varsity block M" in dark blue., the whole carrying oit in the…

…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…

… team. Hibbard who was Ashley, of the Ann Arbor 'Railroad, Besides these we were visited by with championshfp possibilities which a member of the team last year a for a block of twenty-five. Mr. Ashley…

… 46 to 0, and the Osh- Sunday afternoon Prof. Wmi. Byron Tle 'b Medies and 'f Engineers And There Will b N Debat With kosh Normal fell prey tothe Badgers FTreushdscskandn U0vErsityeers Ann -h-r il e…

… inter-lass Get a Team Ready For the front Knox, with a store of I to 5. was Professor Forbush's s co ap-e-us 1 sedle, on north Ferry Field at 4:15 Event In the East, Harvard won the ex- pearance in Ann…

… debate between Michigan and Pennsylvanians by a store of 17 to After singing by the Girlts Glee matched; the scrimmage will prob- Columbia has been declared off, and 10. 'the rad and blue players took Club…

… RANd ' M I i swho lik to hi wel des ed 't modercate cost frequther. 2 fr 2W agner &co., ADH MS, RYA R ULE /;, A blue chip and a white Estableished 1881. 10 E. Huron Steet chip arc uficien Io get into f…

… EXtiRSION TO acadenmirlctions with Columbia and irciici acd tiiefP feci Si ccci o TOI~lO.New York Universities, offers oppor- IsaciK . Friedmcacni of Cicaccgo. Mar. 0cc Suday Tlunce'7th, Sth ce Ann…

… popular ticacueaver. Sciii trcini SIXTYEIGHTHS YEAR begins Sep.- Open day and night. Phone 467. flori.t acid prty a. grducc. tut- will leave cnniArbor at 10- 351a . i.teue ad…

…~rtcc~ mater-at Art Arbor I'iil"tto te' 'st r- ItIlk 's ;1 pohli '\ V' . Y, r _________________kr__III_ __l_ t___l'iiiiii-iI riiio Ii I oil MANAUINO ITOR1 0, i-ollt 'e 1i ol "lt lihi toii l- l olt''et.14I tt…

…I~ li'11 til1 (4y pu'liilioili-tl iiitltti t tO see'the Ii'' iii itt i t et i t- IltiplaeI l mt't' blue, x1(111o 1ltl r N'-i' lit' 1u, Equity Pleediug and Practice.. i11 the I ________ t i" t' o1 l t eli…

…,,5,5c ~~d$0 Wedn. esatyvn, W 6th1 MYRtS1ANID, 61 EAT 111AMIRIP*11"N I'Lll~3ANN ARBCR. MICH.{t WILA i S , e.O V Il± J . Pirices $1.50, $1.00, ZS, >4 . it sr dtomorro w rtluylu tC C,.,tl l'l K11I - " ,, 111…

…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…

… allowed to return to the gymnasium early. All Ann Arbor is resounding with the praises of Train- er Keene Fitzpatrick for the perfect condition of every man on his team, and more than ever before are Michi…

… raised thinks ittle of walking twenty-five banuet of th'e class of 1906. facsimile of the University seal, done miles a day. She is out of doors rain Preparations for ass elalorate in blue and gold. The…

…THE us of Me DAILY. 40L. X111. ANN ARBOR. MICH., FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1903 No. 1(3a MAY FESTIVAL I ir Concert:, "Caractacus," a Suc- ese-vie G(lgorza Not Present- \'"iiou lttoooy 1. 51 ilot. 5 oattoititt…

…UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. Siesoi ' i EA. ANN ARBOR, MICAI. Till TSDA\, JANUA'Xl'Y 2, 1903 No. 85 YOST HERE Glee Club Concet WISCONSIN'S TROUBLES dat-and it' - ii ns-htslit('ti lbs aniual -snser'Sof th…

… istlillss, a wih i:in or Iiiro itl iwil l1 s-isT is lIti -s il thrs I t i - of MAY FESTIVAL I l:.oriietti-liliist ohal sn a d Rso tri'll,( Iit ntnl lt it ittItici.tie 1ttii Sit Isisii ts. or iss isliifr f…

…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…

…-i-pharth work anti unet- iflt Several tadical changes mu tie line- difilemt. A cominemdl i-unitse-witlthcut apantu utwuntk ann ul ght-utann- uip for the Wisconsimn game ant rum--seve;to ineseI thesendhu is…

…-dnay won fettplae PROF TRUEBLOOD SICK. a follower of the Malte and Blue anti Hugto Snnenohein the seconnut Prom.IThmnas t. Tent tlood has been Another good suggestion was that p ilace. In coimmenting upnpum…

… everyone bloond sain tht some of time oratiomn ! attache of tonsilitis. He is now recov-. learn 'The Yeitow and Blue," and were very line, amid that he in very ! ered sufficiently to resume his work, that it…

… eat at any 'anne fume which priceatther than ordinary- are to bit chargedl? Clege games are primmarily intemnded for the students; bhiK was aecide.d by the discussion in referenmc, to the pro…

… outo bwo otRoberitstil so-otnioeiasy r'uounder'u'tool bur. Thec fnlscoto'ores Mihiguonit14.Ilinouiis I0.1 untto hitiu t pratiotc'goitie owil le placyd'il tcloithue ''Varsity and.thehue .Ann1 Arbor high…

… 1904 it baseball - team report for practice daihy at 4 p. in. at the fair grounds. AL.DRICH,E Manager. ? REV. DR. RAINSFORD Noted Pulpit Orator f Nw York Wil! Speak in Ann Arbor This Evening 1t SIr…

…VOL. XIII. us or NM DAILY. AINN AR13OR, MIH.,S UTN1)AY, APRiIL 26, 1903 No. 149 MICHIGAN WINS Yesterday Was a Notable Day in Athletics for the Yellow and the Blue -Kellogg, Waite, Perry and Conger…

…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…

… members of the squad to "make." do so seriously, he probably would The men get heavy blue sweaters have to name them thus: Harvard, with the large yellow block "M" and Cornell, the University of Michigan…

…, blue caps surmounted by a monogram the University of Wisconsin, and the composed of the letters " i(of) M. University of California. F. B. T." Student Manager Thomas To name the first ten, he said, B…

…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…

… em ihCi 'he hand struck tip the 'Yelowan rd * stlt of nu score fr teither sieu Blue". At 144 the special train from f R[SULTS 0O0 T[ST[RDAV'S GAMEtS. f was a trn abutt in passing the Toledo arrived and…

…- - - --........0 * was within 2 yards of either and blue blanket, was carrietd on the f Chicago- - - - West ptnt- - --..... tt.. * f ard ait the playing tioktulace in fietit.iMichiganiiwent tartthe fiueldhfor…

…_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…

… Ann Aror Audiences-Sketch quiries From Alumni-Baird's Fraternity Convention Takes Place Scor-$ale of Seats is Brisk of His Career New Plan. Tonight At Detroit D~espite the chill air which made, The…

… artl' 1 lisiticferito take a chance there and many iis istefbir111t1time this fraernity 1101y- - - - -euckeir wiuouio faile i iosts ir siuportrs of te Mtaie and Bluii has hel a cnvetin in Ann Aror [ 1…

… uul y ii ii suh- oifi Nmn11((4ha-ss-slarors Board o be Selected-hImporant 011 Numuius iuui ii hlil (huh1101miih ii uuuhuli i 111 uuutm oh IhlayS gmuuinet e ed n Unv r bebhidhe iiscrubsi blue…

…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…

… LANGUAES. Lttle Chance for a Team at Present- To Meet Next Monday in Ann Arbor A Favorite. Sport at Other Cal- -President Hempi Will Speak- leges-Ferry Field Would Concluding Sessions in Detroit. Prove an…

… -Michigan spirit for the clubs to be not arrived. Mrs. Angell passed away greeted at each concert by an au- peacefully, conscious to the last of lience in which the yellow and blue those around her. Irhas a…

… Excellent Rink. Next Monday will occur in Ann Ar- With the thought of snow and ice bor the first meeting of the Modern comes the thought of hockey. Mich- Language Association of America. igan is one of the…

…"Til Us. Or N AIY VOL. XIII. ANN ARBOR, MIR., TILT1SDAY, APRIL. 23, 1903 No. 1461 INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET Will he Held Here May 22 and 23- Largen and Successful Meet An- ticipated--Hyde Park Will Send a…

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…THE U. OF II. DAILY. VOL. XIII. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1903 No. 114 FRESHMEN ARE LUCKY 1906 Engineers Drew the Bye in the Relay Championship-Senior Lits vs. Junior Laws at the 'Varsity…

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…, 'View P1%atteg.-aplse.- Views-of city and camcpus. Flash lights, Ic- teniors, Groups. 3,16 &. fain Street, Ann Arbor With Seymor Studio. 'sone 019. M&NOSV.RFER CateeriTi.,STATE ST. ( Continued from page…

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… among Washable Waicoats, too. Thc tholse seated about the festive board, p rice is right. Yourmosey and short but pertinent adsdresses back if anything goes wrong, were made by the invited guests. We…

… 109411 East Washington St. the end of the festivities. Phone 502 Cleaning. Pressing. Relsairing. 336 S. STATE ST. (Over.-Cusht1rsg'od Clolhc-s,callced for and Delivered. $i.55 worth of wsrk for $1…