…AILY 9 MC. MIC AlLY * * * * * * * * * * * PRES. HUTC1INS WILL BE * GUEST OF MASONIC CLUB. * CLASSIFIED ADS. * -0-- * Advertising matter for these * columns may be left at the * DAILY office, opposite the Ma- * jestic from 12 noon to 10 p. m., * or at The University Pharmacy, * 1291 S. University Ave., * The Brown Drug Store, Main * Street, and Quarry's, on State * Street, any time up till 8:30 p.m. * for next morning's issue. * These a...…
…GAN ILY GAN ILY RKER LOSES FOOTIN 'ALLS FROM. lHIGH ARCH. e is in Critical State at Uni- ity Hospital; Legs, Arm and Jaw Broken. (QRIF FIINS INITIA TE TWELVE. While working on top of one of the steel arches of the new auditorium yesterday morning, John Valle, of De- troit, fell over 100 feet to the bottom of the excavation. He was picked up unconscious and hurried to the univer- sity hospital where it was found that both legs were bro...…
…1 iChigan D 0 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1912. ,ETIC S WOMEN HOLD FIFTH ANNUAL FIELD DAY Most ADELPHI WINS CUP FOR SEVENTH TIME Society Must Win Trophy Three More Times to Obtain Permanent Possession. TENNIS TOIJRNAME N TONORROW ON F] SDrawvings ade, Mules forI Losers o, 1 77 JINGTON, IND., May 25.-A ege fraternity, to be to physi- re as Phi Beta Kappa is to tip, is to be established here resent plans mature. Sigma i,...…
…A] A DAIL [ILY rsity f 3 every morning except Mon- roughout the school year. t the Post Office at Ann Ar- chigan, under Act of Con- March 3, 1879. ANAGING EDITOR, Walter K. Towers. ISINESS KANAGER Albert R. Dilley Editors. SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1912. A Real Awakening. It takes a long time for a big idea to get started at Michigan and a long- -er time, after its inception, before the student body takes hold readily and lends its entire support ...…
…LIN 1l L'11L i DRAMA. Majestic Theater. y Lyons and his bevy of girls e the big attraction at the Ma- theater for the first three days coming week and this act will rounded by one of the best vau- shows of the season. Lydell utterworth will be another a-t ill command attention and the show will be unique in every t. The photoplays will be on the order. Thursday afternoon will be a special holiday mati- honor of Decoration Day and as in cases...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~vi I t r y THE /' HARK HOE- &co Sign of the big white shoe i R~epairing ful attention by our expert workinen. n our own shop. Thus every detail of under our personal supervision. e in creating jewelry Designs according I instructions. .Roehm &Co. Established 1849 smths and Silversmiths Cor. Fag mrer St. ar that you saw it 111 the Daily CRAIG COMPETES WITH TRACK MEN Former Varsity __11n Runis handicapll .Iaces WYfit...…
…igan Da ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1912. HOCK CONVENTION PICKS BRYAN AND "TEDDY" FOR RACE William Jennings Bryan was nom- inated by the combined vote of the Democratic delegates at . the mock convention that was held in room B of the law building, which was attended by 300 political enthusiasts. The Ne- braskan received 75 votes which gave s him the unanimous decision -over Wil- son, Clark aifd Underwood. Theodore Roosevelt wa...…
…THE MIi AN DAIL THE MI AN DAIL [LAN DAILY at the Upiversity higan,. rning except Mon- the school year. : Office at Ann Ar-' nder Act of Con- iter K. Towers. NESS KANAQER bert R. Dilley Editor. ION A^8C I SATURDAY MAY 25, 1912. j Night Editor-Mzaurice Toulme. Meeting of editorial and reportorial staffs today at 1 p. m. lembers and tryouts must be present. That Reserve List. We are always pleased when we learn that some department in the u...…
…I'' T the delphi and Alpha Nu societies meet he final contest of the fourteenth ual cup debate at 7:30 o'clock this zing in room B of the law building. subject for discussion is "Resoly- 'hat the federal government should iire and operate the Telegraph s in connection with the Postal ice," with the Adelphi team on affiirmative side of the question. dging from the hard work both is have been putting on the sub- for the past two weeks, and f...…
…ICHIGAN DAILY 4 Established 1872 No 2 $6.00 No 3 $5.00 WOMEN HOLD MAY JUBILEE TODAY Field Day Exercises are to be Held This Afternoon Followed by Picnic Slipper. Already established as a tradition, the Women's Field Day exercises to- day will have many a novel feature which will tend more than ever to pro- duce the spirit attendant to such an affair. Dispelling the weather-doubt present at the first of the week, a clear lay is promised the...…
…Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1912 THREE MANAGERS an-Democrat n room B of liately after ring. Several ers will ad- NAMED BY BOARD Jos. Fouchard to Guide the Business Destinies of Michigan Daily Next Year. EXAM SCHEDULES ARE ANNOUNCED "Blue Book" Program for Lits and En- gineers Practically Same As Last Semester. (GRANDRAPIDS MEN MEET TO DISCUSS NEXT YEAR'S tA l__~ .g men will take part: t, temporary chairma...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY city. e l TH E fICHIUAN 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 K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert R. Dmilley Editors. FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1912. Night Editor-H. each Carpenter. "Smi" Smith, Hero. "Smi" Smith, the gamest baseba...…
…WANT MEN TO WORK DURING ORT RED AINDER OF SCHOOL YEAR nted For some unknown reason, the em- port ployment bureau of the Y. M. C. A. Ger- has more positions open than it has stu- men to fill them. Requests for stu- Ger- dents looking for work have headily tend increased in the office of the employ- per- ment bureau, while the supply of men and has fallen off. The openings are not for summer work, but are odd jobs that will last from now until t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 9 i POLE-VAULTER INJURES ANKLE. C has. Barton, Varsity Track Man, May Hare to (4ive up Work. Charles P. Barton, Michigan's best pole vaulter, will probably be kept out of track work for the remainder of the season, owing to an injury to his right ankle received yesterday. In trying a few household gymnastlcs, Barton turned his ankle severely, tearing a ligament to such an extent that he will not be able to give his ankle ...…
…Michigan Dai ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1912. THROAT EPIDEMIC THREATENS TOWN, WOULD HAVE SILBY ROCKS PRESERVED FRESHMAN APOLOGY Adopts ase is Contagious and Those fected are Urged to Consult Physician Immediately. Af- I Ask' Classes to Bring Glacial Rem- nents to Campus as Lasting Memorial. (The for FOR MANY.{ r the past week, an epidemic of a liar kind of sore throat has been ng through Ann Arbor. Rumors to the effect ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ate Street n the city. r to those e In this city. ate Street ORS aw order your PING CARDE THE TIME IS LIrlITED ate and 00 Cards $1.25 We also have the ii "NOGIFT CARDS" Sheehan's STUDENTS' BOOKSTORE ' Typewriters For Sale or Rent r YPEWRITING 0. D. MORRILL 322 So. State Street PRESSED BY HAND AT S 410 SOUTH STATE STREET Overcoats Dry Cleaned and Pressed 75c SUITS PRESSED 25 OVE~RCOATS PRW35BD 25e THEM fCHIGAN DAILY...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY RESHMAN TENNIS SQUAD I _ . ... TAKES EASY GAME AT? Defeats Normalites by 6-Love Before Hundreds of Entlu. slastie Fans. YPSI. Score The freshman tennis team journey- ed over to Ypsilanti yesterday after- noon and easily took the Normal boys into camp, winning by a 6-love score. The match was played before a large crowd, and the presence of so many fair Ypsi fans made it hard going at first for the somewhat stage-struc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Its JUNIOR LAWS- ADD ANOTHER VICTORY Senior Lits Lose First Game of Year to Legalities Through Han. dicap Score of 4 to 1. STAGE FINAL GAME ON FRIDAY. By holding their opponents runless for seven innings yesterday afternoon while they were chalking up four credit marks on their own tally sheet, the junior laws added the scalp of their old enemey, the senior lits, to their broken string of victories and placed themselves on...…
…n Da AY 22, 1912. N UNITE TO ST INFIRMARY ps Safe Questiouai-es Mailed to All Women of the University to Obtain Their Opinions. MUCH. EARLY REPLIES ARE DESIRED. S * * * wv L 0 0 0 2 2 * Pet... * 1.000 * 1.000 * 1.000 * .000 * .000 * * * * * ing the senior lits help- rounds yesterday in the of the semi-finals, Otis, eop twirler, weakened in a game of thrills g up at gs were ain with e of the This senior lits with clean e fresh en...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Street s in the city. ter to those In this city. Street .i RS t now order your u1NitCARDS TIME IS LitIITED and 100 Cards also have the JlFT CARDS" Sehan's ;NTS' BOOKSTORE For Sale or Rent Y P E W R I T 1 N G 0. D. MORRILL 2 So. State Street mieri Ngan V AND MAIN STREETS )nvenient place for your banking. Tsit Market - LINDEMANN DEALER IN Meats, Pork, Ham Poultry Sausage ETC. -J Home 591 red 210 N. 4th Ave The & Mechani...…
…THE MIHIGAN DAILY i. Fishing Tackle PUSHBALL TO BE REPAIRED FOR USE OF DETROIT FI0M. Repairs will be made within the next few days on the big pushball which was blown open during the progress of the underclass con- tests at Ferry field last Sat- urday, in order that the ball may be ready to send to Detroit next week. The Parke-Davis Company of that city has rented the pushball for use at an employees' picnic. MORE TEACHERS ARE PLACED BY AP...…
… J MICHIGAN SPIRIT GETS COMPLIMENT Syracuse Grad Commends Way Stands Stopped Jeering of Orange Two -Niler SAYS IT WAS DOUBLE VICTORY. (The Michigan Daily assumes no re- sponsibility for sentiments express- ed in communications.) Northville, Mich., May 20, 1912. Editor, The Michigan Daily:- My dear sir:-I write you today that you may know of the great victory which Michigan scored last Saturday. The two mile race was a double vic- tory for the...…
…Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1912. SENT TO F' SENIOR CLASS TO PLACE COVERED RACKS ON TOWELS es of the May issue of the Alum- ave been sent to each member present senior class with the e of acquainting the near-grads he nature of the publication. A ign to secure subscriptions will for the rest of the semester, so- s having been appointed in each classes. A special rate of $1.00 en made, the regular subscrip- ice bei...…
…THE MICHIGA1 DAILY lGAN DAILY er at the Unhersitj- [ichigan. morning except Mon- t the school year. ost Office at Ann Ar- under Act of Con- 3, 1879. NG EDITOR. K. Tower§. S MANAGER bor, I gress News Editor ........Harry Z. foly Assistant...........Frank Pennell Athletic Editor......Karl Matthews Assistant............0. C. Eldredge Music and Drama .... Earl V. Moore Intercollegiate News Harold G. McGee Files ................Emmett Taylor Fo...…
…12r 1)AATS PLACES.I I al will be given at the on Wednesday after- k at 4:15. The gener- cordially invited The pupils who rts are students cal and violin depart- as follows: Lura Ful- hedon; Ruth Binham- uble; Vernelle Rohr- edy; Ethel Liverance; Ethel MeGregory; . Many letters have been received at Newberry hall from prospective wom- en attendants at the summer school session, in request of information con- cerning positions for the summer...…
…MICHI A__ DAILY ~AS1"P FI IST )EFEAt, iF TI' IVEN BY S - l A USE (Continued from page 1.) bed by an attack of tonsilitis but the doctor assures him that if he takes good care of himself, he will be in condition to don his uniform again on Wednesday when the team meets West Point. Corbin or Baribeau will twirl to- morrow's game here with Rogers on the receiving end. The statistics: will win-- its L M hY ST. Established 1872 Michigan. AB D...…
…tor Michigan Daily[ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1912. T OFjFiCERS iTING OF YEAR. ACTIVITIES- TO BE HURRIED.I 'U TRAVELLING SQUAD DOWNS OHIO STATE iversity Ma- meetingfor light. After r.H.J. Lough- ravels in the the follow- r: president sident, H. M. sident, G. A. , C. P. Bush- hat the annu- will be held at the Mich- I Tennis Players Victorious in Last Match of Spring Trip. the E. GKEMP IS NEXT UNION PRESIDENT Wins in Ele...…
…AILY 'l E MICHIGAN I ' 'HIGAN AILY the practice, is the development of a healthier departmental, and conse- 'oughout the school t the Post Office at. chigan, under Act March 3, 1879. pt Mon- year. Ann Ar- of Con- I KANAGING EDITOIL Walter K. Towers. BUSiNESS MA:NAGER Albert R. . illey Editors. s Editor.......Harry Z. Fola stant ............Frank- Pennell etic Editor.......Karl Matthewa stant ......... C. Eldredge o and Drama .... Earl ...…
…R" I G A TA IL' II. IA )AE WEATHER STOPS WOMEN'S TENNIS Preliminaries Will be Finished This Week; Finals on Field Day As a result of the rain during the week but a few of the preliminaries in the Women's Tennis Tournament were played, but the matches will be pulled off this week withdut fail, start- ing with four contests on Monday. The semi-finals will be played on Saturday, as a part of the program for the Annual Field Day at Palmer fiel...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY my G .I shoe 1 S,.S, GREGORY TO ADDRESS LAWYERS Anierican Bar Association President Will Speak on "Opportunities ' For the Lawyer." F ACUiLTY PLANS ENTERTAIN MENT Mr. Stephen S. Gregory of Chicago,; president of the American Bar Associ- ation, will deliver a lecture at 4:15 tomorrow afternoon in room C of the law building. The sub- ject of his lecture will be "Opportun- ities for the Lawyer Today." Senior laws will be s...…
…Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1912. . x * FRESH VANDALISM 'ODAY. *m I il 1 * list * een * of- * * rmp, * ard * ard * t-- ter, * ce- * W. * .ent *x AROUSES COMMENT Upperclassman Scores Yearling's for Campus Desecrating Thurs- day -Night. SYRACUSE ARRIVES FOR TODAY'S MEET Each Man on Either Team Will Be, Numbered for the Benefit of Spectators, STRAW-HAT DAY. WOULD EXPELL ALL CULPRITS. MEET TO START'AT 1s30 ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY this eity. LIMITED I Cards We 'e the "N O1FT CARD S" S BO5TORE at 10 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Offieial 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 K. Towers. USIIJiNESS MANAGER Albert R. Dlley SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1912. Night Editor-Morton R...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CLUCK'S ARIAS SCORE BIG SUCCESS.I * CLASSIFIED ADS. * FOUND i (Continued from page 1.) ritics that the Thomas. Orchestra ome to an extremely high degree rfection and was inI the class the Boston Symphony. The two rts that Mr. Stock gave yesterday evidence to local concert goers the eastern critics had not exag- ed in the least. rence Hinkle was the soloist of afternoon. The charming von r aria from "Die Freischutz" she w...…
…THE M. HIGAN DAILY 1i 1 WILL NOT BE MAJESTIC BILL a0 i 72 xi )gram 11111 q - Plan For Raising Funds to Meet Debts Checked by U University Authorities. WILL APPEAL TO REGENTS. Following the recent announcement by the Majestic theater management, that the Varsity band would appear there soon, comes a statement from the University authorities that the performance will not be permitted. The reason given is that the University officials s...…
…vhichigan DI ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1912. * * * elow : epot. * r. * Tells,* food,* Pm ll. * FRESH AND SOPHS BATTLE TODAY ACROSS ICY HURON - Underclasses Will Try To Pull Each Other. Into Water in Opening of a: * ,: * Tug-i Of-i For the coi 1. Heavy- Count two1 one point. 2. Banks to pull to b coin htwee * Spring Contests . * * : the hee 4. On: rope are 5. Coi SECOND YEAR MEN HAVE ADVANTAGE n With the weather man prom...…
…MICHIGAN 1 DAILY Street - ' I ' order your 6 CARDS IfIITED 11 100 Cards "25 have the CARDS" ehan's BOOKSTORE! ewritcrs Sale or Rent EEWRITING THE MICHIGAN DAILY Official Newspaper atathe University of Michian. 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 . Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert X...…
…L.IAN DA~ILYa ..o .. BAD WEATHER FAILS TO STOP VISITORS TO EXHIBIT The spring exhibit of the Ann Arbor Art Association, which is being held in Memorial Hall, is drawing fair sized crowds. The inclement weather of the last few days has cut down the attendance considerably. The exhib- it will be open today from 9 to 12 in the morning, 1 to 5 in the afternoon and from 7 to 10 in the evenirg. The exhibit will, close Saturday af- ternoon. MANY AP...…
…IGANL L Y 0 -the neck-and-neck favorite for now or Lny time. I host c$ocalers -° Li0 rS~E ON6'C.IAE? B I European MIA Ar Fcr Sale in Ann Arbor By Wagner e Cormpany And stival Goers are Inconvenienced by Lack of Room to Accommo- date Vehicles. Some of the people who attended e initial May Festival concert on ednesday evening in carriages had nsiderable difficulty in locating eir respective vehicles at the close the evening's en...…
…Mich igan Da ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1912. VARSITY REPEATS 1 TENNIS VICTORY hard to Compete 'eace Honors With Reserve Entry for al V. Blanchard, '14, left yes- norning for Lake Mohonk, N. articipate in the annual Lake Peace Conference which will there this evening. Owing to gth of the journey and the s of "exams," Blanchard was ipanied by any of the oratory Blanchard is the student who off first honors at the univer- ce co...…
…THE MICHIGAN Y_; J THE 1ICHIGAN D ILY Official Newspaper at the U versity 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. HANAGING EDITOR. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS XANAGER Albert IIL Dilley IN LA B THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1912. Night Editor--Morris A. 31flligan. University Hall Exits. Recognizing that the exits of Un...…
…MICHIG. 6 s MUSIC AND DRAMA i; I i .. nr . nlltilyyl: I Beautiful Chorus in "A Winning Miss" I "A Winning Miss" company which always boasted of the prettiest chorus in musical comedy will be seen at the Majestic theater for a three days' en- gagement, commencing tonight. The personnel of the chorus has been giv- en careful attention by the manage- ment for a special vaudeville tour and for beauty cannot be surpassed by any traveling ...…
…THE MICHIG AN DAILY n a vs. Michigan 17, 4:.0 P.M. we will win--But its iance--when your spr- de by C UA1&L LIBERTY ST. Established , 172 r over 40 years r K I I KAPPA OFFICAL SIGMA KEYSf Two sizes No 2 $6.00 No 3 $5.00 Enameled Mcnogr XI No. No. 2 $6.00 ENT UPON 'EOUEST WE WANT COLLEGE MEN AT ONCE I JUNE 1TOIBE DATE OF LONG POSTPONED SOPHOMORE DAY Committee Selects Put-in-Bay as the Only Feasible Place for Annual Outing. Avaunt ...…
…ichigan [ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1912. TEN TON TRUSS BREAKS LOOSE. A ccident Will Not Delay Work oni the Hill Auditorium. . Tearing loose from the block and tackle arrangem et by which it was R$ be]ing ifted into plac early yesterday morning, one of the gigantic balcony trusses being used in the construction M of the Hill auditoriurin crashed through -IB1A the steel framework for a distance of LE fity feet, causing damag...…
…|MIC] GAN DAILY ..., T HE flICHIGAN 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- Dor, D/Michigan, under Act gress of March 3, 1879. of Con - MfANAGINIGENTOIL. Walter K. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert B Dilley I' Editors. ........ Harry Z. Foil ant ...........Frank Pennell ic Editor......Karl Matthews ant ...............…
…THRE '.HIGAN DAI THE HIGAN DAI p -__ TWENTY-TWO WOMEX ENTER ANNUAL TENNIS TOURNAMENT Twenty-two girls entered their nam- es for the tennis tournament. This number is smaller than that of last year because the entries were closed Saturday and no name accepted there- after, whereas last year names were received up to the date of play. Preliminaries' will probably be play- ed this week but the dates have not yet been settled. The finals will...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Remember Straw Hat Whitney Ho BURT A. TOWNSEND, Mgr. Day is near. Before you buy, look over our line, as they are right. Also a large assortment of soft shirts with collars to match at 100;. Ann Arbor's 11 Varsity Toggery Shop 1107 S. University Ave. E. J. LOHR. CO BEST European Plan. Arrangements And Jubilee Week. .R Hz white shoe Rates $1.00-$2.00 now for May Festival First Class Cafe "CITY WATER IS ring r...…
…0 ran U 0 SDAY, MAY 14, 1912. YEAR BOOK GOES ("ION EL SATl 400) ON SALE TODAY Copies of the 1912 Michiganensian Arrived by Express Yesterday. ice Pledges Every in TWO DAYS.I PRICE OF $2.50 IS UNCHANGED. Weather permitting, the Nineteen- pleted for the held 01 ing to held in e pers ah ruan R. Mott, ged in two days e that is being I by the Y. M. C. e addresses on the world fam- oter started the support for the Busrah medical n th...…
…I, 'AIL 1'ICIHIGAN DAILY Newspaper at the University of -Xlchlgan., .ed every morning except Mon- throughout the school year. I at the Post Office at Ann Ar- Michigan, 'under Act of Con- of March 3, 1879. gress - )TANAGENG EDITOR. Walter K. Towers BUSINESS MANAGER Albert It. Pisy TUESDAY, -AIAY 14, 1912. e of :ets cof STORE state AT Night Edlor-Fred B. Foulk. Pick the Right Man. A new executive will be chosen on Saturday, May 18, t...…
…THE MICHIOIAN DAILY I DECIDE UPON FINAL PLANS FOR WOMEN'S FIELD DAY.1 Evening Program Will Be To That of Last Year. Similar style :es up to Note the A pfel ...... es, ckbs arties now and get your Call 570-L I+V Final plans for the Women's Field Day were decided upon at a meeting of the League board in Barbour gym- nasium Saturday morning. The ev- ening program will be similar to that of last year. The seniors in caps and gowns wil...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUM . M .7 ST. lished 1872 1 FRESH MAY GET AN OUTDOOR MEET First Year Mein May Compete in a Dual: Contest With Ann Arbor High School._ WILL PROBABLY COMEL MAY 25. The freshman track athletes who have felt rather neglected so far this) year may be afforded an opportunity' for an outdoor meet some time in the near future if present negotiations are successful. As recently announced the negotiations with Toledo Central h...…
