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…I -'NN ARBOR, hi ICHIG. N, SI'N IA ,\1'H IlKIMARYIs,590 Vol'.. X. No.8. MAMY FAIR GUESTS FROM FARAND NEWR -- Elaborate Entertainment Plan- ned for Junior Hop Visitors. ' Not alone tis AiimiArbo busyimkig preparaton11s fo the Julilt lou p 11. Ii msaiiy homes, far an111near, there is like seemsuch atiity. Ftr eer119isets who ttexius, it Means tha(t thee 1.s a gir buyig adittrying gosvas. Th ior111 Hop is bht t t l iniont of1101 ftr reaching'...…

…=,NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SLC'NL=)A Y, JANUARY c 0i V'ol- XX. PROF. WENLEY MISQUOTED Educational Lecture by Philosopher Incorrectly Reported. ieadting Detroit nespaesis e posrtinsgithe last ofi irs f,. Mi \\siiis's sion Assoisatio tof 1Detroit, quosted int as sayin ta t "In 180. illse wr ontlls two uivertsritis is the United S tates, tse LUnui'rsit of1 Vitrg'inia and1( the CIis5 Uie-sityo Miihiga.A1ohrrsiito, Prof. 5.. nslts, ini ilustrating th...…

…The Mi chigan Nt\ fIi'i-i ix Ix Vol. XX. . I:N IN C-1 1\lJVti_ iv11%. FlIkxL'l114, ;, 1.1 k KI).:k 1 j, - \ 1 N Y 2(), 1010. ---------- -- SMOKING ROOMY IN NEW ALUMNI HAL Apartment to be Furnished for Student Body- -Billiard Tables May be Installed. No loniger Wvill lie studientin the Uxiiversity he comapielled tol stanid in the coldi to smxoke their "wex eds" hetween classes. Henceforth they wvili havxe coam- fortablie quarters in wicih t...…

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…Mic9 .=\N NRili0Rl, iMIHIGAN, ' H J _ j A lxii A Li Y _ r \701.. XX. INCREASE IN HASH OUTPUT EXPLAINED' Boarding Houses Claim that Y Price Must Be Raised or More of the Concoction Served. h L( he1 ii1iiilii' 1lixS MV IWIiSa ofx hoar ori 1mvi thi e staml lix {f lx' stld lts txi xxih ilixxii ii it I lat il th priics fu txiii'' appear 10 ard () - i ll ii'xli'i xi x11( hxig txIIii lx'." T( l llcr sed hl] 11 pl -tiali },Ii An\'' threIS u r'' ' lw...…

…TheMkichigan Daily .,NN cRBOGRMICHIGAN,XXI iN) I? )'X.A\XNC RX 6, >r VoI.. XX. f _ CHANCES ARE GOOD )I ,,) .II RAISE I N BOARD FOR EAST'ERN MEET I tht sicc~iliii ts:, ;:~c ccctc IS THREATENED Statistics Show Michigan (lose dlie cla ewcoarse hasli et ar-"Present High Market Prices Second to Harvard for Inter-' rancd i- ccIx emstr I wl cc Prevent Any Profit," IBoarding collegiate Track Honors. cccIri lucid ianidciiwienitle c Xctu-House Keepe...…

…The Michigan .NN 4ARBOR, MICHIGANIY F'sl)\i J:\NL RY,iR' o. \-'ot.. XX. RELIGION SCHOOL DR Dcii ON "7 HBC 1-1h CRIST"' P ROYFES POPULAR Dr J.c awonofLodo, 2g mon0 S Oiidt eveing0 ini University- hall Second Year Shows Large In- nit e t'ic L i a tls Christ." b. crease in Attendance-All De- -.A11 paths oit thought like us to nominations Represented. (Cri t esid to part. Ite is in the i worlil todal iss''inig his commao'tnts to Wiiith an eniro...…

…The MichignI Vol". XX. .',NNARBOR, IICHIGAX, pAC h.. LALN o t FOOTBALL SCHEDULE tiln-ct li his hr in"l ipictedl MICHIGAN DE NEARLY COMPLETED s inlf ''~n "'- -dne ~gee TEAM IS VIC Fiv GmesPrctcal Sttld lRE ET KNIIIEEEX ANDI O)IlIERk FieGmsPatclYSetd Northwestern Orat -Authorities AeneSg- _- quished in Close ingr Smith Charges. judgeX I~o~ 13I'pwh a News From Chic -ha" tci recci f the din' issiti o i ch li-n ,ichigatis com pleted 'ittl~l scle...…

…TheMichig a i \'01,.XX. =NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, U'N DAY, JANUARY 2a3, Ii. FACUTY PAISE the actors sere on the stage 'asth«ICRUE BLW G VN sto ok nisjs shr cprtill use of voice or business in the s ente.setgis f11om1ti tintert(,, a The curtain once raised, the. entires.efore511heiii (la ti m %ts "1THE INSPECTOR' sccess of the play was in the hands fT il Terlslt I)u i ft t the actors. iothing in the entires >pTo- jFUS ERS te-tgis taimilit iAn sro ~...…

…The Michigo",a t,,,iY .AT ARBOR, \IIC IIGAN, 1f111 CC, JANI;A1ciV c}ztic-cc Vlot.. XX. 91 " THE INSPECTOR" APPEARS TONIGH Comedy Club's Productioni Ready for "The Boards" Critics Forecast Success. "The Inspectcor' i rccidycfop hiearsal ccwibehetiis titernicon complteiiccthe ~prpartio for thcotc totight it willibeioffiiedlticthtticam critics iprofessional ancd othiicto-c If the judgimentiof ci Vici Ciecac c thie c-iniein t drtatatic cii f\ ...…

…The Michigan Dail Vol- XX. OBSERVATORY GETS LARGEDONATIONS y Chicago Alumnus (lives Deed to $17,000 Piece of Propery- Also Money for Telescope. Professoxir \. J. 1 cxxv, i Ic(>ixvvixr f the observatxiv iftsoxreciduig xthe $20,00 omi Svxx R . 1'. I ,xxiiixiii, xa iiixcxx ilxiixiu. Ax\N AR[O. TTI -hAN, TI fiUiSiiA lx JANUARY T,010.x lbe usediiitoi male it apl to sni or meniiixi morei vh i ni formri year," saixiio itie xixiiiiiiiii oil sci ecxv...…

…The Michigan al "a1,. XX. Ni ARBOR, MIC HIGAN, \VEDNESI)AY, JA.Nb ANY i19, f191 NO. 78, SIGNAL TO PLAY BALL AWAITED Over Eighty Candidates Attend the First Meeting of Baseball Squad- -Rickey Present, Mrihign'stsealShliseason01Joric 101 began last tigt t seithte largest itum- her of cadidate's for tie team1111 known it the bshall histors of tin Untiver silo. Oser icgtytmentt oliM theiritteition o1fttg ot the team, among thent beiasateniuoib...…

…heMichiganfl .N ' ARBOR, 'IICH-IGANI F 1 fSD NY, J iNk RN 8,igi i Vol'. XX. No. -- COMEDY CLUB ADS BURDENTHE MAILS Management Again Assures the Prospective Audiences That' the Actors Are All Stars. th inI-harlioters arit ciot, andiplsei- iciltetititltcy cotalin n pittisCuets efkall lhe pr iialthatl whotweilte pan in"Te Tnsptcto i Fa ihit, to-i iii l- ith lie tcuute'toftei i taeers, ligningin te ave ie t Iate iilet if cswh l ays it tl t ide...…

…Vox.. XX. PROXY SYSTEM IS STRONGLYOPPOSED Canvass Discloses Dissatisfac- tion- -Men Discuss Merits and Faults of Present Method. With tery hew ex~xxctios, leaders in stuideitt.xxx xxtics ac assailinxg the proxy systctc now ini exgin the election of Althletic \Asia~ titi officcrs. Inx a can- cass among- prominet otcu( ahout tite catmottit xxii foundi tha t the system, as it nair stans m1(1s kcith tli ttle aplpro- bation. lollowxing are tsomettc...…

…ffly 4 . \,NARBORAiiFi (\ cI l G Itl)A . D ,J A\NIl ft i oR Vol-. XX. No . - WIARM CONTESTS IN ATHLETICELECTION Four Vacancies to be Filled Today- -Proxies Are Much in Vogue. Th atuary- mto el f te Ia- thletic :sOciatio~ti tilli lbe held this afterniooni ait t o'clock- in1 ititertit hall. The elecltin of officers t fill the ptositionst of treatsturer, intattital secretatr, fototball toataer andi initerscltolastic mtanager trill lie hteld i...…

…The MichiganDai rNN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FIDAY, 99J 959 I CI) 14 1Q1 V~ol.. Xx. ------- --- ---- --------- OUTLOOK BRIGHT FOR CLASSY TEAMS P_ Many Turn Out for First Basket- ball Practice-Election Judges Named. 1 nterelasa btasketall isanow in ftul awing. Al atof tihe lea))) that have 11a11d- edl in their tames toI IItterclasa Mantager Kniakern have hadi ther firs) pratice it) ~Water 1)1)) gytttnt Sit) will) entiaagittg 1-11)111). The freshaln ...…

…The Michiga n I 0 v AN ARBOR, MfCHIGAN, Ti Ii.7R51)_AY, JANU;=ARY 1.110 V"-L-XX. No 073. CAMPAIGN WAGED FOR SANITATION Promicent Members of Faculty ' Are Fighting for Health of Students. iSeverail elelfers of the Uniierlsity faculty are actively engaged in in effort to secure at hetterimeiit (f sainitary cottdi- ire hatd it tile extretie. These i n crieed tite figiht ito thet ttiveersity nalte in at resoldutioni wh ih ealledt attetiionl to ...…

…The Michigan Dpi Vol- XX MICHIGAN JACKIES TO BE REMEMBERED #lEncouragement of Sailors at the Pennsy (lame Will Receive a Fitting Testinmonial Asuitable ok foolr lttho fceto ndl shnip Micigan, caryinsg withitiithe ap- pricitonof the studentstfor theIinei pirit tisp1layediitowards dth football ta tth chin-tPetitst ii ii a gametlastifall ia llsees to beI fias- sured.LaI-st nih t hSudnkContcil took tip usc n siot ndmAduecuid tole- gin1 Ottaitit c...…

…The Michigan Daiy ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANP1TL1 SI) V, J \P R't it oyro. Vol-. XX. NO. 7]. SEES TRACK TRIUMPHS Director Fitzpatrick Declares Cinder Path Outlook is Bright. Sixty-threc men met in the 'Trophy { moot of B~arbourr gym last nightt, itn re- sponse to Captain Mays call for track eacnidates. One of themonst gratifying features of thte mreetinrg eas thte large nmother of ntew mtent wo reprorted, prin- cipally freshmen.i The mteeing ws c...…

…The Michiga al Vol_. XX. .'.N ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SLIt-yl v, Jsxv-xizY q, it. CAPTAINS NOMINATE meter. Bi the end of this week a No saywa atesa. c ift-, anlaftl that i accFr N will h~~1ae beendrawn tip andthlnitwrk t inaaa t ti ti--a wtate pnbo~ e aht githspoe wilC m ieeein cantest eIrc Kge l iltS i t f a sk it nu l i ssifo t3 d lst STUDENT % OFFICERS Theit1911engineers won th intrclat leu, dG T i,,,cn rfntct- Te e. c nantrisal3tes'aocd Four Vac...…

…AiNN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,> S I sA. J\ l . s-ARY 8, VOL. XX. BENBROOK ELECTED FOOTBALL CAPTAIN All-Ameia G ad to ubles-'1 Team-Conference Touled'1 Four Games Scheduled. Albert liersirook, till eorner of Chicago, was unanuo sly el(eted var- sity football captain for irro at s rect- intg of the members of last season's ft( O, Friday nigist. itenbrook ha s ticse ss si him "M" playing o the roo d ro90 football teams. Bfenbrook weas almost us ionus t...…

…TheMichi _D VANARBOR, MICHIGAN, it l :ll X \ '.1ItY 7~. Vol- XX. No. 6i8. TIME NEARING FOR THlE BIG DEBATE sTeams Are Hard at Work in Preparation for Annual Con- test This Month. For seval eeks10 the taO teams which will represent Mihigan in the anaual initercolleiateli dii tes wti Cli- cago andi Northwterns i have heeii at work undler the giancte at Professor Hdollister. Althoiugt nne of the in i selected tate eve paittrtiatedt in iter- c...…

…h ji ° M1 ali VOL. XX. MUSICAL CLUBS a HAVE GREAT TRIP Report Best Time and Biggest Success in Years - Covered r 3000 Miles. After hoving coveretl over 3,000 miless ands giving forteen concerts, tin. Uni- versity nmusical clbs returned to Attt Arbo yesterday msortig, edig te tmost otccessftl adi proitaile trip ever takett Iy a Michigan tttusical orgatiza- tiont. All alotg the lsse, tiesentero re- ceived ovatiottsatd an aismost every city sw...…

…Theh Mich Vol- XX. ASST. DEAN BUTTS ANSWERS MILLER Refutes Statements That Mis- take Had Been Made in the Charges by the Board. The dliscovr th3a111 J'o hiller, end( attd quarteirback 011 theo t9tl 1(oo3b)al1 eleven 01111 captatin-leclt o1 ttte lo10 teaml, had played thlroug"h the -season without he- in1g earolled in casses 1in t1e Uniersity; charges, as3 yet ttttpi 0 ll that Andlrea "'Bill" Smiit wilter Io01 tito satte team, %%as1 ineligil b...…

…ie Michi 9 n DlI .NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, F)5)1. 1 VCFNI 'F>.17 lls.PM 22. 1O(X). Vol'. XX. N' . i LEADERS IN COLLEGE ACTIVITIES t . Ihc :drsipO t GIVE PROOFS OF SUCCESSFUL YEARIn"ls'rt'dcai < I st lll " 11 d11 i tt 1s ri lw 11 t 1 MIHGNSTRONG* MESSAGES, OF LOVE THROUGHOUT YEAR. HIDDEN IN TOQUES Track Men Pleased [itzpatrick Women Who Make Yarn Caps ---aseballists on Top--Pros at Lansing Have Designs on pects Brilliant. College Men. l~eport...…

…e ichiga.n Daily .,NN ARIOR, MICHIGAN, 'T'fI S )Y, LD tCTItIIJB KR 2, t i xf Vol'. XX. No. f34. WINTER TOQUES PROVE POPULAR, xMenmbers of All 7lasses Rush to the Hiaberdashers for Novel EDITORIAL _RAISES ISSUE UNION PROJECT Chicago ,Faculty Takes Definite Conference Stand. AlarntheistideniitRaper at tle 1Liii- criy ofCiao hi faculty at Clhi- it-)thave -'ic ion irecordnilas being op- lohv tletic rclatioin ith ft ilitii nt iii the ltterreti...…

…Mic igan Da iy \NN A-RR1 \llIJIIGAN,-5 tN'AYI llt(I IPI 1-1 19 15ic09 Na. 63. Vol'. XX. FAMOUS FRENCH SCHOLAR Prof. edler of Paris to Lecture on French pic Poetry. rs from distanti h ill ifI( ittiis-o j1 ,re o vsitQhe1,-lkeritv Pr if. JiiplIl lais, sis scialsuit Iscr i ofii nt srf.Beitr itw ilictss ' ii I mi' cc this clir as an s 1-ni sisis i pw1rrseit dal i l iiiis "' ~ [a to Fris ll ithe cai f"I,nc litiatn i tin the ol i- d F~i e. \ prs ...…

…The Mic," p , 1 it. t, i Vol.. XX. MINNESOTA MAY feestenbth BEBOYCOTTEDt'";thkid Chicago, Wisconsin and Illinois ----- Object to Michigan Game- 111]ts\I\ Chicago's "Honor-Roll" IThe Jceteia Cicjano and .t ine I-,tL lt aa n me et 'etion ofoficers o1n the gridiriinett f\i all. lThe Xiaronna' ." oll attleticti uthoiit iiits arecontsidering drag t P esidenit -XX IJ ping the ophrs foln thei sce(1 Xc, ee iii tilt C aconitraet wiith \Xiictigtnii.du...…

…The MichiganDily 'N ARBO1RMICHIGAN, I RUI) ft 1)1 (1 5111 17 1909 Vol-. XX. N o.6 fi. 'RB-i 1)FN )' OFBROWN I ll 'IRFS -MO.RIl: t I IN, "o o the linestrte-sults ever it- tineil colle-11 '1 haveiiheedi troilt t '111 help renderedttti tbyti Ito 'ilit 'it -to till-- knoviitloa , tro g-itllectually andi SUCCESS WARRANTS TWO , SATURDAY PRODUCTIONS 1 r 1 I'l " ot11o 1-- 1nh111tigo, ito Ciii MiO Ii ii tittii.tWhitney Uvercrowded at Seconid Pe...…

…The Mlichiigan Daily Vol.. XX. ,\NARBOR, lMICHIGAN, T it IISiIA Y. DSCi2MIti( Z 6, it) be ,,toen forl alStep ist , with lI1NIO1NIHAS PRESENTEDllhal ivl t the oi per tai istIllt:hs Koanzaland, Though Bristling with "Hits," Scores ctilrictc opetics"to'h oi"1 Greatest Success with Clever ]M'Jusic and Dancing ''cla a111 111t, '1neidatII --Crowded House Attests Merits by Enthusiastimult; it t ii tsti( 'iilii" Reception.ittsiIlhp MUSICAL PROGRA...…

…_ rhe Mlichigan Daily =,N R f, MZ,_ICHIGAN, IV'f?1INFSIP.\ V. I )IiCI(Mllf p t5) \1701. XX. o, iri ). BENBROOK ON ALL-AMERICAN Walter Camp (Gives Michigan Tackle a Place --Allerdice and Magidsohn on Second l'ish Andlrus slpatrick NIct itr l arar (jui I lI ialei tilld Talei GuardPt~ GARGOYLE SOON READY I L IS READY FOR [Dramatic Number Will AffordIn teresting Reading.- I h -da Ce ilen-n o he 1 lla c1t~r f theGrol re-nutiand theLast Dress...…

…The Michigan Daily Voi. XX. ;NNARBORf IINIVERSITY TOCETted H oe iterbaic k. letedNEW AUDITORIUM Mler it ed i k(,rgtwr~this urerback. HarvardFisI hright takie;iMntot, Regent lill Bequeathed Funds futllback; Cortn left hIalfbaick; 1tI' it, E2 MICHIGAN, T*PSH. N. D ?C CMBEIt 14, 11909. No, 5K for Assembly Hall Adequate for Local Needs. The oteonos of providing an audioium111 srhich will seat practica lly all of the students il the Uiiersit)1 ...…

…'k'T s. , ' w es'1 The Nlicl,,.,... _* ,. f_ NVox XXX. AN RBOR ICHW\ti( ill( l WHY MICHIGAN QUIT ti t ale' t (h ile antlIDEA F1 THE CONFERENCE mate t tmAND SI wthtieUDqe~ Reasons That Led to the JSever-ayn nte vvrt\wt IwstL ommfuiI'tiontut ing of Conference Relations. free [rll] dubian t te lest tConferenceA.tait sok oftslgiltin T e S eae, Terenceecime'as:a iret esltofth r r tilt iterpietatin iof the tres refo a nd xiiretrtctivoli' sla'tliii...…

…The MichiganDa .N ARBOR, MICHIIAN, SATURDAY, IiCCUNIIfIR i c~. Vol. XX. IJ SIC LOVFRS HAVE inet oncertI tliclliMr.11). Par- ktisnappeiaret e t ilatais playtedl a DOUBLE TREAT resonsve acctlip.1 u ltya i ritiiiit- i Both United Concert and Or-I chestra Pleased (Good Audi- ences Last Night. TOa thisael ho res istedl the tepttin offerel lie the dlaceand theatean betardi the conceits given last niglit by he University mui siecal organizaltins ...…

…The Michigan Daily Vot'. XX MICHIGAN NOT TO MEET NEBRASKA Neither Cornhuskers nor Chicag " Will Play Michigan in 1910- Other Games Scheduled. It is xrlyhi Is lfnsl if tMNicigan and Nnlihr si iwill metcitsithc -i grtt 5 in igi. NTo e sidelsisiIil-sisma sksuh a Cnttesi pracicaly ipssil lThe irtis thatithc Coiriiliiserswiris l lii gai to plain ii uthitwnstatsanti(t h secondiitis that the Wolverii~ties Shae wostild inadvis iiiiile.itt Nehrasikai ...…

…The Mich ,o,... XX. N o. . STAPLES FORCED TO LEAVE OPERA Sickness Compels him to Retir -Al" Weeks Makes Good a) ' "Buck." "Chlt' staples, whoiNNa cst .,Bick ii t\ ii xc iiill heiii Is' ake the roe. The hoooo itas let) chasig Staple toetweeks itd tetrdyiisi 5 ica fobd itt toetinlue work Wiltli h opera. Etrlt ite fol tie)t)Sndereii a slight ortoriton;itbloo oisoing titd it5 ppersc his facoe; thentciai- ttestili. eetwaos aos upt Iteill, oeeit...…

…The Michigan Datl Vol-. XX. .,N ARBOR, IMICI-IGAN, NViFiJiF SiAAY.iDIfh'EMBER8, i() No. ,3, CLASS BASKETBALL AFTERCHRISTMAS Schedules for Practice in Gym to be Announced---Good Material in Many Departments. Interclass 1ashetlall twil soo take its pacis the 'leaslig oleg-e ,por. for the text few monsthst No atie arrange- mets sill le iale uttttl after ie Cristas Itlislas,Mientetsch edltetlof iterlass gpnsoocwtill lhe drtawn n ap. Al- tltoo...…

…The Michigan Daily \or,. XX. ALUMNI SMOKE ON FRIDAY Detroit (brads Ask Students to Join in Celebration. "ichigant Night' kill l'clbae hy Deatrusit alnniitn and Citivcrsitc of Michigan sttudents neti Ftrida-nighti with it big ninoker to lbe hel-d in lDetroit. pirobal in'it Hatrmic hell. ITe vatr- city fototblilitt ttl t ilm and l th ieevs wiill lie the guests of honor.s All adiral list of speakr hi as i i ben choen, jutdge Jattic \l Iii li p p...…

…The Mkichiga n Daily ,.\N 'ARI OR, MICHIGAN, N : U?'}'I \ l 1Yi 'I )1(1II IIf tx o. i V'ot,. XX. +J. y"t. MAY SCHEDULE A CONFERENCE TEAM Chicago, Wisconsin and Dart- mouth Possibilities - Under- graduate Sympathy in West. Chlicagno, \\'isclsiilor Dtmou1'li~thilarle foothall possiI ~tie' foe 10 5season.l Neilher college has vet b ell atprocedi for a game,'.but ther' ia gr eat chaster that somthIing oIthis snatur ill('eh le (luite ini the e...…

…The Mic 14 higanDail"y' .\N ARBOR, MICHIGAN, S- XI RI)_11V. IDRaCEMRRR 4F 9% VOL. XX. N0. 0. REGENTS DO NOT SELECT PRESIDENT Museum Officials to Search the 'tropics-Rare Coins Received -New Professor ired. Uninerity tffhcials ill tpeetrate the triesnext tsummte il searct of pei- tetti for the museumin. Ihis wa te- ided at the me-eing of the koari of Regent-i which itas-h1e1d1yeterdayinafter lryant Walker, a Miiiciigait attmi t- liinig ittl...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL.. XX. .,NN ARkIOR, MICHIGAN, FRII)IXY. Di,(kCEMNfikR 3, 19(Yx). LAIW OFFICER APPOINTS POST-SEASON TRIPS Senior President Announces Class ORENIED1 Class Committees, FOR TE'AUQ1MS ~ f P~residIent JosephlI Iritt lll I lilhea senior 1l1w5cass, lantoun~cestheoltI I t Alumnus Dicourages the Inva- ing Commttetie app~oitmnt":sion of Distant Fields for WsiX go BS(('t1 irthdlay- I:Execis1s-5.1D. Conquest Watoson, chairmaT.J.3 ...…

…The Mictiigan D i iy VOt.. XX. YOST HERE FOR TWO YEARS MORE Board in Control Signs Contract With Coach but Says Nothing About Conference. Coacitul %l rmi at \Michigan at the mtecttigat tihe hoard i Control 'If Attlticit 'I'1nia iev-ing. IIIad i tin to t i1iov tite 1o r a ncio e the eas ter tillo lit aebl ea n \vcn ~ ~ ~ ii t inrcr sbig0)oct o it atmc. it ii tilt iStak i n egr toii itihe tii Co frec qusi on.i ii tt aTh n i ci itott Ca i iait'i...…

…The Mchgn Daily Vol" XX. NNARFIOR, _NI CHIC;AN, "''FtIV)S I . I )ILC3? LN 11R 21(JO). TO RETURN -OR f NOT TO RETURN Conference Question Bobs UpC Again -Conference Collegesl Want Michigan in Fold. 11 i11 vicliga he uitcmember of thet \\'cstcolt Conttit utt test fall' 1i se sto 1w. th l nsittt t hat is itgitatitti ] thei it t-tt tttttt f lthill public atth prsn t ani ouno. Amn ttthis 1(1os1t cou- act1io the koard oIt Cotrol hiltae 'Chwore- i...…

…The Michi _n _ _l .,N, ARBOR MIHG N No's ,\(V,-I;IR3,V) Vol'. X X. O.: 6. MILLER PICKED TO LEAD 1910 ELEVEN Crack End ann Quarter Will nReturn to Captain Next Year's Football Team. 111111110. Jot Miller, 'tie. f D tri 1111111110 ttsit nm1111111,1 of111 rot otve 111111 1111rok 111 It R,11 ofCicg. 111 t elitt itl hit I'ltt\ s dislt inc.'tttttIt lp ilti 1111ug this is11 NitIr' firs1 year 111 I he1asil tam he 111111 tt Ish Him-.1111 seftout th...…

…Ing. XX. NteRORrl.1I A II Nl 5 \ \ Lt-0 Vol'. Xx. N.45. "FITZ" PRESENTED WITH TESTIMONIAL Track Men Past and Present Do Honor to Michigan's Fa- moos Trainer. Slontolok wh 101>. \\-(r ll er" 1I1 as< etill)(M 1of1 (10110f~tn an apciioul for'.1 ('.' oo the w r ehsdn Eltiocronot () 0 shg~. ''( prese11ta- tion to .111.ill" a1111 reg la I 111epec o 0001110117 nd01 h p(Sltti speech was11)1111 b I to no 1'1heath. [h0gf ind0111 tt})sprrt re11111 i ...…

…he Michigan =.SN ARBOR, NlICi-IIAN A I T'\i ESiA,) VtNi I AiRhi R4, 1))). Vol-. XX. SHOULD MICHIGAN SEEK CONFERENCE? Old Conference Question Arises Again-Some Say Yes, While Others Say No. io t till- an a i on li nit t it Ttil toilee cntanc i nto ththd1I h Mr. A hott lair( that the i r A ir.l ilic l et the i lier nec Ncre the i Aue. the [iregam rule the prii i mii 1rilii 1111 ( and the .illis nct " t1Cr taiii i tableC-A tril these." aid...…

…TheMlichigan Dil _NN ARBOR,\II 'HIGAN, I I I SI) Ni NOV I NiBI i23,1904). Voi,. XX. No. 4 3. r MANY VETS WILL t xl x '.xxiiii itwill(r itiiMCIANDE O NRETURNNEXT YEAR Promising Scrubs and Fresh- Men Will Be on Hand for 1910 Eleven. iclhigan. Wiestein Chlanipioinsfr [909i, wiii he evenx stroniger i[ 1ito 'rle great mxajority of mni on this year's ire"' Miars tire slite toi reitvttur and ther are lxxix twxo wvho (liiiitiivei)- not dim th i m...…

…The Michigan Daily DECISIVYE BATTLE COMES TODAYI[- : X\ AR1BliR, i 'DTG'fI~ ANSAP I RD.A Y, Ni )\iIZ R 0, 000. ~ . Ni.- 4 1 Both Teams Confident on Eve of Contest for Western Suprem- acy--Record Crowvd Expected. \i inncp~i,\iu.\ ,. .) ~ c I1it lt itit l tt'atli 1' It tit 1e l t I, lith lth Y~ (rCwl \ l li m, ~cll s I I iht tt ti iii tttttsill, t i t for hirt- pt.ilttl llt ,tI'll"1 bothttttto Sth t Slm i(tt .bw , i,~ M l wI tt t l a t. l i...…

…The Mic iganD aily__ -N ARDOR, M N I hAX, CR1DA). X\/RVEMBR t.40t N .O Vol'. XX. GOPHIERS LOOK FOR AN -AY VICTORY Great Confidence Abounds on Minnesota Camnpus--Mc~iovernt May Play. NII11it-bap N\litt.. N,\. 18.- ( Spe- vilto ichigant )ail-.) A --lthoiugh !t clmoasitig ail) cotlitta-ta ill thteir ability to defait Ntimteta , tis ihalfo midat the Pl aza IhIte in the home ofttit the 'oo hcr at ! 'clclITh No a ii monig.11(_ ,clc Coula Yosiiit h...…

…The MciganDaily V01,. XX. SEND STRONG TE A AFTERMINNESOTA Confident Varsity Eleven Ex- pects to Come home with Western Championship. Nevr as a Iflirhigat e'lN'It s< am far Mlimalaapalif Wednearfa afta' Illat ta play the f'ivaf an it of Mimant a o Satundat . i'vrran, fromn th cach to thea subtittesr seemedtra amnd ti aill he iea that nthing coua stndi ais the (clonuroars of Lana t. A Coacahi 'aoal jume onllll athe train heIa-d boadttttay aTh a...…