…la Air I- he llth.gatl. 1-ty VOL,. XX. MICHIGAN DRAWS SECOND IN MILE Relay Team Lucky in Allotment ot Places in the Races at Philadelphia PENNSY RECEIVED FIRST PLACE =AN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TL P:SIAV, Ail-Ill 1, 6,1T01. No. 140. TUI'Tl"S 11 ATLfI OUT NI yi; JON Jm-os 1" and1, l -14 'c 1ich , 1811 d ile turtle t(1 the Turtle1 hench11. 11l1er a 110, jai 1011t 1)11Ic 11111111 kRil I>111 \1VG.N SENI ORS PLAN A 8 ('(1 (' 1( 118'S~ DETROIT BAN...…
…e~l g~ alI X701_ XX. A;NN ARBOR, IMICHIGAN, SINDA\ ',. AiIT H, 1,itoa. No. 139. SLYITIIWIIITEWASHES CASE 7 FANNING FIFTEEN OBIOANS Lanky Pitcher, Undismayed by Chilling Wind, Holds Case to 2 to 0 Score, Yielding But Five 'Widely Scattered Hits CASE TWIRLER A HARD PROPOSITION EXPLAINS B3USRAH SCHEME Bird Says No Official Connection with U. of M. is Contemplated T) 'ill:1lllill.\Di~ I~llsc \ho rc i teestcd i thec1pip-Ii )ilt I1ie t' (sli~ l...…
…ti b all y VOL. XX. VOL. XX. N ARBOR, MtIHIGAN, SA TL RI I PR II, :', . [or HOME SEASON OPENS TODAY WITH CASE Game Gives First Opportunity to See Varsity Nine in Action SMITH WILL PROBABLY PITCH ('11:' T'\ in' IxilinTOni BID I"'clod l i h ('lxxxr 'lxx 1< \iixn) Iii x T1l 07:17"1 Wci r \\'xi inx'r CAIG OBEGIN FOR ARABIAN WORK Money to be Raised by House to House Canvass for S. C. A, Project ONE HUNDRED STUDENTS AID IlS'~ an animal chi...…
…VOL. XX. ;,000 ARBl~O, QCTIGA\., Vl lY OP l~ll 22, 1Q1. No. 137. CLASS BALL, TAKES ON LEAGUE ASPECT Percentages Will be Basis in Selecting Departmental Champions NEW REGULATIONS FOR SERIES we e )III01111v ,C1(1 I" 1 01111 I till c IIW ih tlllk hII lf 1 t c 0 10k l citl ii 1lass1 111110 \011,11 1 191'I , 1 : t2 1I1 tO YOUNGSTER SCLASH J:AMAY Council Sets D~ate for the Annual Spring Erays M'ICHIGAN TO HAYE Plan will Start with Equipiment of H...…
…vj F FANFEST FORCED . BY WEATHER Aw.N Bailmen Discuss Southern Trip and Start Love Letters Southward, I:a['IN' T I NCr i1 ( 1;1 1\ (, 'I Ni- k i , kcal rx1 cmo i-sir] ri- rc_l rrerrr C' C'1 It sill to brl" rIlc i it 1' it Nrlxrr. i thiii I i()1' eii t I - t ii tis C i 1 e .1il NAil 01 N I] i TGN, I UI)AVi Ni PNI, 11.::WILL PLK RELAY 1 hA MSTURDAY Men Showing Best Form will he 1C{ Sent to Eastern Athletic Carnival. te111,JOE HORNER SURE COMi...…
…-41 0 1 Z: - S F Yp k fi ' Wl ail . ,NN ARBOR', MICHIGAN, 21), 1910. No. 13.5. \'ol- Xx. 'VARSITY WAITS CASE GAME GONG Squad Home After Taking Four r Out of Seven From Teams In Dixieland. SHOWING SATIS -FIES RICKEY. c li t ~maito(fssitti c li1t hr cti 11 15111 coric l eait il 111 lici 55111-5 hall c~un r ttra cd 1 rci i s ill<c tilt, itt l7 <, i I (YcttIIlo all tl HIc trig) i>> ;i HNI s a lcaadcr 1117", aild hittins " a cra ;c. ']'l t c ;m...…
…The Michigan Day VOL. XX. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL, ,5910. ATHLETES TO WORK IN VACATION TIME Baseball Men to Go South While Y Track Team Stays at Ann Arbor. Vacationi does not ipy rest for Michigan's track and aseball athletes. Instead of the relaxation f romn thensal roling of college life the mnrwnho will make upt Michigans srinsg athletic tenns wi omit uonle the suding par, spendinlg the major art of their hie either on the ...…
…The Michgan Da ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1910. VOL. XX. No. 133. BALL TEAM READY FOR SPRING TRIP, Season Will Open Saturday at I Ada--Players Will Then Pro-f ceed Southward. Continuous hard drill has developed the squad of greets hall players who1 first appeared its the Watermtan gytna- siumt cage several months ago ino at well rounded ine. Tomorrow the var- sity uniforms will he givenl out to thet mnemhers of the squad anid...…
…The Mkic higa~n Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 5, i9gi-o. VOL. XX. No. 1 32 PLATYS LAID FOR OPERAI BANQUO'S GHOST WILL WALK THIS EVENING. Union Committee Appointed to Re. ceive Manuscripts. Last Saturday at a meeting of the board of directors of the Michigan Union the first steps towards next year's opera were taken. A committee con- sisting 'of Professor Scott, Earle G. Killeen, Hollis Baker and Roy Welch together with Preside...…
…5 The M h, =-NN ARRC)R_ NITC .NTCAN_ "I"v'I)AV AI P11. lnrn Vol. XX. .iiN1V IAADkJA, BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR A WINNING FOIJR-LYILE TEAM Re-entering of Towar in Track Athletics Gives SPromise for a Championship Four-mile Re- lay Team in Penn. Invitation Meet---Strong Opposition in Two-mile Race. Aoter four-mile champioship for others who have een ie more ness- Michigan. pp1e prominence. Ii the Ei'asternsIni- A With this for a slogan, Wolverine ...…
…The VOL. XX. SCHOOL ATHLETES TO GET FINE CUPS Interscholastic Management Of- fers Prizes Donated by Organ- izations--Good Meet Assured. Preparations for the thirteenth an- nual Interscholastic track meet, to be held at Ferry Field May 20 and 21, are almost completed. From present indi- cations the meet will be the most suc- cessful that has ever been held at Ann Arbor. A new feature of the meet and one that will undoubtedly attract a large ...…
…The Michigan Dil ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SKID-, Y, APRILJi, 1910 VOL. XX. No. ug. WEAK HITTERS ON THIS YEAR'S TEAM Dairy Lunch Pitcher Holds Var- sity to Few Scattered Singles-- Fielding Work Improves. Inability to hit a gooui pitcher was evi- denced in Wednesdays haseball prac- tice wilen James, tihe twirter for the Alli Arhor Dairr Lunchl teamlltook tile bold agailnst tile varsity' 111l15anid heicd thlemnialmost hiltess. This weakniess will ...…
…The Michi an Dal AENN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TIlL RSD NY, -MARICH 31, 1910. No. 128. VOL. XX. OPTIMISM REIGNS AMONG TRACK MEBN o Michigan's Prospects for a cessful Invasion of the Are Very Rosy. Suc- East W'ith tile mos0t sutccessful of indoor seasono to its credit the track squad hais moved to ttie Perry fietd citider path. Even Traiiier Fitztsatrick, nattir- ally conservaitive, is optimiistie, ande the prostpects for a victorious teaii are...…
…The Michin ail AINN ARBOR, MICHIGANXXWEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1910. VOL. XX. No. 127. __. BIG IMPROVEMENT IN BALL TOSSERS } With But One Week Left Before Southern Trip, Men Are Work- ing Hard. After long outdto or practice the Wol- verine baseball team is ronding into the best possible shape for the sotthern trip swhich conmenes next week. Al- thotigh frost present appearances the sutadl caln iino) sway be conparei with that of last year, Cac...…
…The M l-A ich an Datl VOL. XX. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, iI> ARCHI 29, 1910. No. 126. v CURTAIN RISES, ON TDAMATILLCESPEAKRO R MICHABODS MARTIAGAN TONIGHT Rostan's "Chantileer" will be the SESSIONS T( 11 1 sbec fa etuetob iv y I.Rene Talamon of the French depart- Junir Grls'Pla Shos Bth ettt, in the lecture room of Taptpant Michigan Schoolnt1 Talet an PrparaionatIte loll at 5:oct o'clock titis afterttoon. for Forty-fifth 'r Talen and reparti...…
…The ichi an Da ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, S 9ffRI) Y, MAfRC H 26, 1910 No. 024. Vol. XX. CORNELL PROMISES TO TEST MICHIGAN'S BEST Ithacans Hope to Avenge East for Syracuse De- feat in Dual Meet Tonight-Wolverines in Aetter Shape Than Last Week With Leger in Condition-Indoor Season Ends. 35- yard dash-Cornell; Blass, MacArthr, Baker. Michigan; Honer, Craig, Reck, Gamnhle, Ross. 40-) ard highs hurdles-Cornell ; Nixon, Stiblust, Ranolds. Michigan; H...…
…The Mich ianD l ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 7sf NDAY, MARCH 27, 1910. Noxis5. VOL. XX. __ VARSITY TRIIUlYPHS IN MEET WITH CORNELL Final Score 54 2-3 to 17 1-3---Keck Again Breaks 440-yard Record---May Makes Fine Showing in Mile---Relay Proves Spectacular Race---Horner Wins Shot Put. Michigan took anotier eastern scalp Cornell iseth ie Michigan missers were onto itself Saturday hy defeating Cornell hutnede. At tie tree-uaitietee mark 54 13 to 17 2...…
…The Michi anDa ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRID \\ S1I SRi.If 2y,110.No. 123. VOL. XX. HIARD WORK FOR ___ COE HIT>OU;F B S BL MNins last nights ply a th Uionbrid tournametit with a score of 2886. The Coach Rickey Gives Men Hard iacers aditephienomenal score of Conditioning Practice--Expects 1358 firsthlisniglt's lt. Towers and Elitott te it secod sitaeesoils a total to Select Nine Saturday. sf 2778 Pay was tttsutsally heay - totstitmanse largeiac...…
…The Michi a n Batl ?ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDllNESlDAYi MARCH 23, 1910. No, 121. VOL. XX. J. ENGINEERS WIN FINALFROM ITS In Fast Game Bridge Builders r Land Second Successive Bas- ketball Championship. The ive repreenting tie juniors of tie elgileerilg deiartmletl woltie baskethall clamlpiostlip of tie Uitiver- stil foe the second tille lby otclcatig tie 191, it,41 1to 22, ill a hari fotgt Ttetday ight. Concerted temila ty wnt for tie egieer...…
…The Mkichig n Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANI Ilk P91):UtMA\RCH 24, .1910. No. 122. VOL. XX. JAPANESE BARON TALKS Customs and Institutions of the Mikado's Land Set Forth. Baron Danok Kikuchi's talk last night, given uder tle ausicles of Sigma Xi, proed to be higly interesting to a good sized crowd. Baroo Kikuchi is in America on a msore (or less diplomatic missionl adc the purpose of his visit is to further cemsent the bods of fried- ship 1now e...…
…The Michi an Daily VOL. XX. ANN ARBOR, MICH-IGAN, 'l' U ESA 1",\I_ RC 1122, 1010. Ni). 120. RICKEY INSTILLS GINGERAND "PEP" Baseball Men Given a Good r- Workout Yesterday=-Practice On Ferry Field Today. Giger and1 irssis ibin rsosare tns (qualities wichh Coachsi Rihe is ots edieaorig"toins till isis suadttiof tar bseassls ipilaiters 1f the ieter- minedispiit ad arid iiwsokicihewere (iplalyediat te Mitsui isftroo prac- tiec at the ihir r...…
….ots X. N ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 0910. No ig. VOL. X1. SYRACUSE CRUSHED BY IYIC IGAN TRACK TEAMI 'W olverines Defeat Eastern A ggregation 65 to 1 -K k M a e 4 0 Y rd D s in: 2 4 5 Seconds and Breaks Record--Homner is Indi- vidual Point Winner. i '; DIAMOND ARTISTS PLAY SNAPPY GAME R ckey Sends T«o o Nines Against Each Othier=Newv Material Promiscs Strong Team. Enouora cd by the apperanct of rea: 1 it u os wth so-i-' steedy bhos...…
…he Mach i ____'____ A'NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SA\TURDA\Y, MARCH lii, 1910. No. 18. VOT,. XX. SYRACUSE ATHLETES ARE CONFIDENT OF VICTORY Experienced Methodists Expect to Uphold Hon- or of the East Against Michigan--Leger Un- able to Run--Bohnsack in Poor Condition. THOMAS CAPTURES ORATORY PRIZE Senior Law Speaks Eloquently Before Small Audience--Snyder Takes Second Honors. "Our 9AfriCall loagnla. a discutssioni of the race probltemt, tWat the su...…
…rN :RBOR, 1MICHIGAN, GRT) I .dl-dIHt rK 7ol.. xx SYRA USEPREPARED Tl'ice ofdaa'saioii iattg a() Condition oral Meet- -u aes in-t Ildicitat lh itstor liasoer) t 5 Coni ti orMell. i*Tet em ~r VlI-tce is a ooatta it itttheiame pfir d iastandle i till 11i ih te, ra t iee.I -tl r a ds e i I ll , sa r d ii - t lo till is st ti ITS PROPOSE PLAY (J o on Sale for Black I-ace Show so Ililga i lcl tadti atth gat1 ail miiiia lilshot' adidiic Jil Tiii...…
…e. y; ft1 ,^ >a VOL. XX. ELIGIBILITY BOARD ADOPTS_'NEW PLAN Requires Athletes to Showe Clas- ~'sification Cards in Addition to Athleiic Standing. for th1 tr(11and baseal i eam , ap- peare fo re: the c0 li i bi0litiicomitteei of the fioard 111 in ontr l f tlftiCn Wed- irodav eci n d ied 101 (tile 1I011 man resefnt \,1 fftin iii ('1(41 The bnshl flldot1W ontahe .N ARBOR. -MICHIGAN,TIft 11R)1. \N'1II,ff-S DINIE'S THAT PROF. HANES TO LEAVE IF W...…
…IC r' T h NI VoL. XX. %N ARBOR, -MICHIGAN, t't'nf'SDV,.nti~16, f., ni SYRACUSE COUNTS ON RELAY VIC3TORY Manager Cook Considers His Chances Good to lDefeat Wol- verines in Coming Meet. Michiganwl ~ t a "atnliav Keithihi es nt Act hat a tininc - fit ii i- <t Siifniii ii S (ISIdel- in f f tin I LC' fit fiiin cii ifi it i ii iii he \\ -1 intC a c tslld \ thi e cltfi ate i nt ffacinli hIt c it. for ill(,in in -- i ii iiild ifliili thf acei ...…
…i , > , e MICHIGAN'SCA E GOOD INDUALNT Bohnsack and Leger WXill Cooin pete Saturday==Syracuse Lb1 Get a Few Second s andTi Bird, ARBOR, MILMIG \1N, T (fthe n<Itc the stuperiFor fhefehmen waseidet. F F.. . . .. IIerring r.t.. . .. . I c ccili c. . . . . . .iccit cit F. .. nt... c.. F.cJ cIi "O0DYSSESTOB FESTIVPL jIl FEAUR PlIans for Chor Il Unon are Near= ly Compiled First Concert Comes May 5 SF'' ()h X1'ciF)FC RKI;CI" F is Curet cc "TI i ...…
…d ,I VOL. XX. HORNER STARS AND TIES GYM RECORD Wins 35-Yard Dash in Four Sec= onds Flat--May and Ross Do Good Work Featured lby tle tiglflh' ido record it the 3-Warddalxi amt the irstl appeartcee of 'all thrsi}ahe the atttuli Vrstymt t wli hei ri trda ]ti t in 111 iiri un,eio nim Excepton tiir"'gooidItiirswr na i 'PTe hn oe initiii liltvidua pont v ute of the eveniiiiiliti it 3t-yarti dash itftutusecondsllat. di i iir tiet thr tid or reor, oo...…
…Ic VOL. XX. .NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDA' MARCH 12, IgI0. NO. 1 12. ALL VARSITY MEN COMPETE TONIGHT Warm Contests Expected in Track Meet---Finals in Inter- class Relays. Although the lit Of et re sisnot large every oe of(thelvenits ill lthe Varsity iieet tonihlt ugill betic iustci st All the varsity trct11en0 -mth th ex eption of Bohnsacki re eli i ciand 1n addition th wren wo hv dn good work i the tio pruiousis will Complete. The Il'res ...…
…The Mkichi-a -wI Vol. XX. .'NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, I0 \IAkC_ H 11, solo. BALL MEN FROLIC ON SOFT GROUND First Outdoor Practice of the Season Reveals Excellent Out Fielders--Pitchers Work Out. Taking advanage of the return of the spring atmoshtere the MicSihigan basebal teamt took its first work ot- sons yesterday afternioo non the fair grounds. Exuerant or their release from the cage the men soweds a te- dency to overdo tenseves and they ad ...…
…e M ichigan Daily NO. IIO. VOL. XX. Voi.. XX. ~,,NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THUiLRSDAY, xiiARCI-l 10. 910.No . COUNCIL ANNOUNCES ('NPARISIAN l ~>I TE IGT" AE I.I OI - .,T N N G T"RULES FOR BANQUET ,,- i irli " rllb te ujet BEAUTIFUL HIT With One Exception, Same as Sil111 ii1.li iil o Did Many Other Things--High Last Year--Sophsi Must 'Keep Icxiiixxxix l i~l Price of Food Not Noticed at Forty Feet From Hall. Willustrte te lk. xWhxitney. r i t S...…
…4M1 , rl {; 1 Voi. XX. ATHLETES PREPARE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, \VtxlxIiyixxliY, NEW WARD TO OPEN SOON: xERMAN IIxx(f)\ xti)x1i.'NY SPRhTIGI E TS Ear and Eye Hospital to be Thor=-~x~ FOR rinuMETI oughly tModern. Ilan Wolverines Train Hard to Get Into Condition for Cornell and Syracuse Contests. 1\iiciiigan roxoers xx-ii dxy thi fir lst sptas iti cmptitNion 'at I rda ight i the xaiiiili ii i x mee.x 'his \-]ib thlas1 t preliimiriflle tci ith s...…
…The Mlichianal VOL. XX. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUElSDA V, XMAfli11 8, isa. No. to&. SIMPLE ARITHMETIC STOPS THEJUNIORS' ".x S. and R." Students Need Ele- mentary Reviews to Meet Re- quirements of Advanced Work.' Goadeui on isy the criticism of the tmetropoitan papers at the large soisler of metn who were retortedl not passed or coditioined is 'S. & R." last semester the faculty of the egieerig depart- ment adopteid a noel plan at the e- gnn...…
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…\i~t XX.'\NN ARB7OR, \IICHIGAN, ft 7 ff) 7 7 i Vol'. XX. KRAENZLEIN WILL DIRECTATHLETI' Former Pennsylvania Track S Will Fill Position Vacated Fitzpatrick. fit-. . 7'. f-.t-einti rco atheticsan oah f te t ta lercerobr \acn\ odro hutrfesoand theo adito itt - gct stanro ~oia tetic .Michitgani heflaceit to i lacinta i resitio n fetiat tiekl tor of \ ti'tt iii ttiti t sametimefi Drt. K a1 zei. il oal , , hi t at the beii ngtii of i the scotol e...…
…11 he ic, h.- I", ai \roi .XX. FRESW-SOPH MEET nlt rl, isif-i SATURDAY NIGHT ;, 1l1 Annual Under-Class Event Good 'I'll 111o is Place to Develop New Material; chi )titliihl O Juniors and Seniors Tonight. i isit lst ltis ARBOR, ICH IGAN, st sisis the s- i trls sI aeN i(41 \\s illed to) s tar 1shit tast es-ti e tei 1v stermitnkltti t o 1w i sut (ohatastirers theatW!t CHANCE FOR C!-VIFOSERS mrtarb~oardi Offer,- rize for Senior Class lSong it...…
…The MDai Vot. XX CLARK EXONERATED- BY WALTER CAMP Noted Football Authority Up- holds Judgment of Former Michigan Half Back. Walter Ctmp i the' Cetur mag- nine delares tats the plat hy "Den y Clark ill football gamse et wen lichi- gan and Chicagoin i1 905, which resulted ini a safet an which lst tle game adi chatojionslip for Mlichigan, tas the cor- rect tply 'andItat iitot ae should e attactedelto Cierk ot it The tilas itqusti on 's is fllows...…
…The i 0iDal =,\ \ AhBO,- R, ii' -tGAls', \hhIIN\ESDAhYV, ARICHi 2 .1. Vol'. XX. UNION OPENS CAMPAIGN I FOR $500,000 CLUB HOUSE Plans for Half-Million Dollar Home for Michigan's Sole Representative Organization Are Complete---3 Active Campaign for Funds Soon to Begin in Earnest. REBUKES UNAPPRECIATION N I"hh soulirt H I FI Thinks Negro Athlete Failed to Re- flilxs are ne arly a 'asplcclxif,) ceive Just Treatment. lxx sac t(>xe 'uilt itstixc...…
…The MIi Vol-. XX :NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,' it AV, MAI.RCH-iT. logo. B ALL TOSSERS GAIN ____LSFOSAE CONFIDENCE DAILY 'That Co thegrlsof thecmu r ~ Coach Rickey's Optimism In- t icriyatedd MssM ' e-. spires His Pupils to Better oro '01111(1y11ft1rn11n. Work--Pitchers Improve. T1e icotuteowas1giv1n0un111 the ise111 ins eot d t o o at suffrage1111 111 e11 XERCLE CHATS AND DANCES ON FRIDAY French Students (ather for a Friendly Evening Enlivened b...…
…e 4M AW Alms. s s" t 'r Vol.. XX. Vor. XX.-NNARBOR, NIICHIIGAN, Sc \ 1):\N',Ix lFIZl :\R1N ,, if. H) x HORNER PROVES C°RNIS'BI C\ T I ASK LL-ROUIND STAR vixiotlixi aditionxto rlexlitiof ,xix I NlubshatuAiihiixx has apeardin lei ________Corxhxsi Ci Cliii)orgniuzedih1 lo ltx in Preliminary Indoor Meet xfiveisudes from Nebraska: clxixxiii Funds Horner Scores Three Firsts-- adWilliitixixisxc xi Class Relays Exciting. their itentioni oifi pxxxs ...…
…YR C 0 11('01I{1. Ci.. '')L'1 ) Y, OBRURC '26, 11)1 TRACK ATHLETES COMPETE TONIGHT Stars Crowd Every Event ir ° Preliminary Meet=-=V ar sit y Men Among Entries. Itt t()RA {RC I 1 } thititt s h Ii l~t 1. tjtt'tit itld wrsC itt l i a ;t yI C ite. _l. S _u tt \ IC y 0 1 fe l itti(S )twp I'Seatures f .1XhiIIi-ieIts!f Ime Ii tttc ill Politics- I tl ritt e1 sll iIal- I} MC ct t i JOUNALS TSMA Y R N YE REWARDS Facultsy Recommends Giving of Critdt...…
…j I '01' hi4~ .'N ARBOR, MICHIGAN, t\EBtAR>Ioo Vol-. XX. - -_..--_ o TRACK SEASON iOteeeiFitzpatrick tahistbeti)apprach- MEDICS AND LAWS 1 E ]e h rie fteMso aleBGIN SATURDAY Iuivexsity t ieroif lit c>li f r send- uGETINSPIRATION Ingat( ilet1elax'teamto) iicomipete. icI n-liii F~iide it.l ft i il th Preliminary Meet to be Hield in * Gym--No Successor to Fitzpat- rick As Yet. Ihe iiidloor trac: seaso wtiill be tfi-t cially' iauguratced Sat...…
… Vol_ XX. LAWS AND MEDICS CELEBRATE TODAY' Dr Gunsaulus Addresses Jurists in University Hall-Medics Meet in Angell Hall. W ashingon'sbirthday aninnyersar will be the ocasoii for celeblratioii in two departments of the university. Both the Law and Medial departments have arranged stecial excises to take tlacae in tie evening. Te lawnxii honor the nemaory of the fatle rof ouir nation, according to the custmiwhih they have foliowd fr several year...…
…hew Vol., XX. ,NN AttItl)I. M IC'IIICTlAN" iDAA', , 'stllkkARY 20, 51()[,. FOUNDER' DAY TO BE COMMEMORATED Medical Faculty and Students to A Celebrate Birth of their Depart ment Tuesday Night. All plans are a nowcmap ltesfor lon - der's Day celebration ot the meicalde partment whiNill e eld in Sara Casw-ell \Agel11hall Tuesua (-vein" at 8 o'clock Since ti907 iitie edicl ic i prtiinn students iinidliats yavitcommeminoat eltleifounolig andi...…
…( t Vo01. XX. - N ARBlOR, CMICHIGAN, SACIt RI) CY, 'InBR 'CBS isio inn No. g5. LOCAL GIRLS SEEK VOTES FOR WO1YEN'I Speaker 0f Woman's a tBranchl 01 Sufferage Association, is1 Barred from Campus. the C'\ nanII's Letigni ofithis uni- siteichntiiin ofiially ietitfiet intl i thetwomn ii oftragiiiiovemnt is ring l ighere a lprmint iAm'iercan sffea gette itn addlelss theii nint rsti girlst and ton aseople. The women claim1 thatitacting esient ...…
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…The Michiga a W \tXX. GOOD MATERIAL AT FIRST PRACTICE Rickey Well Pleased-Indoor Work Will Continue Until Weather Softens. Overflfty e aeaeda at the open- ing baseall practice yese te a ater- noon 11 Waermanellg laasi aa. (if NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 'iTURSDAY, i1titRU AtfY 17. these e wee 'luc ll( een all- l alt dtheir initealtiaiifatryn o tile pitchlinglt aff.i 5111111' the ecandi- daets wihatil I t Ht fori the fir st iirac- tice tiie reseerl ...…
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