…AT YOUR )R $2.50 Io The x. R k -, , 1 '1 .." {fin. q, ,, Daily IAILED TO ANY ADDRESS $3.00 - I - M No. 31. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1912. tI PRICE FIVE T IY LINE TES WEAK With Only Four Regulars Working Against Them the Reserves Manage to Score Once Against Varsity. .CRAG, PATERSON AND BOYLE ARE STILL ON HOSPITAL LIST Team Leaves for Philadelphia From Ann Arbor Station at 7:30 O'clock Tonight. The ozone in t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY y ir Political Platform Is it Pric a Quality H . Wid Co. Tailors and Importers 311 South State Stieet THE EIlICHIGAN DAILY Official newspaper at the University of Mich- igan. Published every morning except Monday dur- ing the university year. err yw e a t e r s ow that the weather is cool you will need a good warm ATER to keep warm, made in all colors. GREY, BLUE, WHITE. han Co. HONEY BEE i had the snap in him ther...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Jncle Sam Presents the Animals In the Act--"Reformers''--or, 'Blowing Their Own Horns!" s ., ^ .' ,,. .iiy . '* " .111 There's a lot of satisfied men riding in our band wagon. -Not necessary for us to blow our own horns about Stein= Bloch Clothes, -But if you haven't a seat we want you to get on and ride. They give satisfaction-we'll prove it by a strong record. Mackinaws all colors and styles $5 to $10 = Lndenschm...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY he Season's Popular Shoe TRADE $56.00 e. WACNER & CO. State Street Sign ot the Big White Shoe $4.00.$5.00 um oya Tailors If you will give us one chance, we'll take your correct measure, and these master tailors will make you the most satisfactory suit or overcoat you ever wore. Time required one week. Tailored-to-order clothes at $16 to $35. The 500 pure. wool samples may be seen at The Campus Bootery 308 South Sta...…
… ie Subscribe Now .Fr Michigan Daily I BAILED TO AN ADDRESS $3.00 5. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1912. PRICE FIV EASY Snur THE WEATHER MAN GAME DRAWS OLD coeDArn rtfa ~ °T SEVENTEEN MAKE SATUR AY'S FOOTBALL SCORE S. * rv UIIAflO Tf1fUr-1T Forecast unsettled; for Ann Arbor-Sunday moderate variable winds. iSE ELEVEN .THER RAGGED TEAM LVERINES RUN UP 35 HILE KEEPING OWNI ROSSED. S UP GOOD GAME n and Barton are S...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Our Political Platform is Ight Price nd Quality C . H. Wid Co. Tailors and Importers 311 South State Street niVersity Text Boo ks New and Second Hand All Departments DRAWING INSTRUMENTS We are Agents for the er, Keuffel and Esser and Dietzgen Instruments, Draw- upplies and Tables, Canvas Cases for Drawing Boards, Rules, Fountain Pens at all prices. h deehnk &Co. Students' Book Store d you ever hear of clothes 'g time? :...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY :.. 1 Tr Presents the Animals In the Great Club Act- Me;A who do not agree with each other in politics are all of the same opinion re- JANAN {AS CLVI.J UNIVERSITY NOTICES ( All soph engineers out for football- practice Monday at 3:30 p. m. at South Ferry field. All junior engineers out for first football practice Monday at-4 p. m. at South Ferry field. Sub-chairman membership cam- paign committee meet at Union at 4 o'...…
…4 r '.r. n. , J * WAGNER & CO. State Street Sign of the Big White Shoe SPORTING PAGE I 1 VARSITY WIINNER OVER ELEVEN. T CASE 00 SHOES -$6.00 NEW COLLEGE SHOE SHOP Campus. Bootery at 308 South State opposite Huston's, showing the of Men's Shoes at $1 oo, $4.50 and $3.oo (nothing shown in Ann Arbor. We want you to come in iainted. Let us please you the next time you need '11 want to come again and tell your friends. Campus Boo...…
…Al Your Door Three Fifteen Hundred Sum- Evenings a Week, 75c mer Session Student; Vol. III. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1912. No. 18. DOCTORS WALLOP SLIDE-RULE BOYS Ideson Wis Second Game for Medics Agalnst; Engineers by Big Score of 21-7. WHEAT IREPLACES MOR. BLAKE. The medics walloped the slide rule boys by the lop-sided tune of 21 to 7, which leaves only the law game be- tween them and the championship. Ideson pitched a goo...…
…THE N OLY'VRINFI THE WVO..V .RIN ments in advance but week-end, round - ...oocs trip tickets to Detroit shonld be par- __ The official newspaper at the sum- chased at lbe depot at the rout ot $t. Ynmer eeseion at the University afTihe additional round trip fare on the ' -Mithigan, published Tueasday, Thurs- steamer wilt be 50 centa, making a day, and Saturday atternoona. total tare at $150. There are many points at interest \.1. Address-The W...…
…THE WOLVERINE +"°' ,.C .,s =i ' , ¢ , t ,- s_ "' , , , WHITE STAR LINE WHASR FOOT OF 0515W1 EDETROIT For a Delightful all Day Outing otte beautifutl St. Clair R take the steamer Tashtrtt." anytotng 830, Sundays 9:o. returning samet ctlayt'Ptrt Huronts$1.00; FFats or Tsho P: 5o cetst'; orTotledttottnrtur, s t.ostemr Owana leaes Dtr evty wek clyt8:15 .m.,every Suttday 8:30)a.m.,rtttrttsto For an Afternoone Ride tto St. ClirFt st, Trstmoto Park...…
…TS'dE NVOLVE'IifNE' F I' A O'I'H - 1[ V~ , (Conatinuedfroin page 1) tnsr tiedl, wit i probable 1The:six,la rovct I t.)L aiotiher anti- show.=ers torsi-lit md0(1 roes- r''iax, 'tOtirot iniitoyhas tug to strike clay . iot i a, coupleof iietas the initeid of hie ( lLiiO('t.;'; .at otutei7' (npos- Able AN1 ARBOR SAVINGS BANK tt as a hasehali team. Four runs Caeiftai.. ....... ... 300.000.0 couantedi here. unrtli aand I i vded irofis..,10.5 (tie R...…
…At Your Door Three Fifteen Hundred Sum- Evenings a Week, 75c j mer Session Student VOL. IIL ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 6. No. 5 FORMER NUMBERS ARE SURPASSED Present Summer Enrollment, 1269, Bests 1910 Record of 1235. NET TOTAL OF 1300 EXPECTED. Official count last night gave the present number of students in the Summer Session as 1269, or 135 more than the entire net enrollment of the 1911 session and 34 more than attend- ed in 1910 ...…
…THE WOLVERINE THE WOLVERINE CONGRESS' ADJOURNMENT HOLDS TEACHERS' TESTIMONIALS. UP FORESTRY STUDENTS' JOBS. Have them neatly copied on the >5 Published Tuesday, Thursday and typewriter promptly and at moderate Saturday afternoons by the studentstyertrro tyanatmdat of the University of Michigan summer The failure of Congress to make rates at the Osohniappropriations for the next fiscal year School of Shorthand, Communications will be printed o...…
…THE WOLVERINE -- _ 1 WHITE ST AR LIFE WH"^TF FOT OF"'** STREET, DETROITO For a Delightful all Day Outing on the beautiful St. Clair River takerthe steame "Tasino"anymornIng8:,Sundaysoo. Fare rturninsaesclay: Port OHuront $s.oo; Slats or TashmoooPark, 50 cents; or Toledo and return, steamer "Owana" leaves Detroit . everyweek day 5a..,reery Sunday 8:30 am., returns to De- i oit7A15dp.Ao.;farotS staysocwrswsPaysk$r.oo. For an Afternoon Ride t...…
…THE WOLVERINE CALENDAR. THE WEATHER FRIDAY FLAYS July -8, 5 p. m.-The Influence of the Generally fair tonight and UNEQUAL TAXES Development of Electrical Engineer- unday. ing upon Modern Life. Professor B. - unicipal Corporations Declared to F. Bailey. TEACHERS-BE IN I e Favored at Expense of Rail- July 9, 5 p. m.-Luther Burhank ( By learning to operate the typewriter roads, Banks, and Residences. lustrated). Dr. I. V A Boa correctly and rapi...…
…Games as re P ration is ie under- con tinuous tduing the the e ncharige of the cam- )ade states that it ill ant of 'unusual interest. Griffins, Druids,~ Sphiin,, ,geBarris~ters, and an clu~b will pass1befoe stai~n liiraeri.-stic~ Acroplano IFlights. feature will bje the a'er-~ of the country are be-~ a.semble with their va- and Ferry field will be. Tueday, June 25.--10 a, m.;rLitide- Tappan Oak. .1O00 a.m.;Eng. Cls Day exercie.: 1:.0 p. ...…
…GLARING ARC LAMP ifi1 3' et ) ' 0 Cards the DS" n 's Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the schooljear. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. MANAGING EDITOR- Walter H. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert IL Dilley Editors. THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1912. Night Editor-H. Beach Carpenter. New System Necessary. It seems to be generally conceded that the present system of awardi...…
…I Seniors Join in Final Sing Tonight. Seniors from all departments wt assemble this evening on the steps of Memorial hall for the final inter-de- partment sing of the year. The song- sters will gather at 7:30 o'clock and will join in singing both Michigan and popular songs. IMPORTANT NOTICE! . I have a number of uncalled for pic- tures, partly paid for, some all paid for. Please call. Also a numbe' of packages of ama- teur films that, are due...…
…,STARTING TON~IGHT, MATINEE AN ALVARSITY 'SHOW. Sl~ 1ugero we og HAROLDNMcRLAE I G~ymnastSupireme DO HI. SILSBYh~ 4 4 .. Nigt lh Or Pet HESSTALO THE GREAT And the Greatest of All Feaiture Pie- THE REVOLUTIONARY WARU U i5 %0 0TO ALLALWAYS 10Gc ''1 ' I MR. ROM. DI,LEY, Business Manager, Neh~y srid reyThe Michigan Daily. L get a choiceA bargain of this kid ensaDear Sir: ffancy shirti ags, made wih Frnch cuffs and - ncosdfind chckmoeyor t...…
…e Michigan Dai ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1912. TS FOR SUMMER ) BE READY SOON. dvertising Found to Efficient Than ne System. pushed on the large announcements for the end of the week portion of the 5,000 ntteno ut. arnect- FACULTY APPOINTMENTS MADE FOR THIS SUMMER. A number of appointments to the faculty of the Summer School and the summer camps have recently been made, with the sanction of the Regents. Charles H. Roger...…
…:eived Street 1 ) TIHlE lCHIGAN 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-l bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. MANAGING EDITOR. Walter H. Towers. BUSINESS MANAGER Albert B. Dilley Want Ad Stations. Press Building; Quarry's -Pharm- acy, State and North Uni- versity. OFFICE HOURS: Managing Editor, 1-2 ...…
… 00 w ;;S' Soft Hlats In a variety of medium shapes and in some very swell blocks /7/ (TV STREET iehlig & Schmid 205 S. Main St. late Books I description and TEAMS TAKE HARD CONTESTS AT GYM Junior Laws and Soph Engineers are Champions of Their De- partments. '14 LAWS BEATEN IN LAST MINUTE In the most hotly contested game that has been played in the'inter-class basketball series, the junior laws over- came the freshmen by a score of 41 ...…
…/, e " ;: MUSIC C AND DRAMA I e ,I & ShoeI Vocal Lecture Recital. Instead of the scheduled violin-so- nata recital, Mr. William Howland will give a vocal lecture-recital in High School Hall this afternoon. This is the recital which was postponed two weeks ago because of the blizzard, and is given now because Mrs. George B. Rhead who was" to have played with Mr. S.I'. Lockwood is ill. The violin- sonata recital will be given March 20. M...…
….Y, JANUARY 6, 1912. JCATORS OFFER RADICAL CHANGES' i School Principles U rance Requirements Be Broadened INCREASE OPTIONAL WORK, I simpl cned In compliance with the request of a could that .comimttee of the literary department upon which select. hich is investigating the matter of o jB :langing the university entrance re- uirem.ents, many responses are being e eceived from high school principals di nd superintendents stating their w ....…
…THE fIA-ti iAN DAILY oficial Newspaper at the University of !ieligan. Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the scfiool year. ntered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- LAY xsive Styles bor, Michigan, uinder Act gress of March 3, 18793. of' Con- Street )r Rend I T I N G !e Street s an'd'Calendars I Hockey MANAING \EDITOR. lWalter K. Towers, BUSINESS MANAGER Albert It. 'iflie'; Editors. News Editor........Harry Z. P6o2 Assistant...…
…progressedI n through ( UNIVERSITY CALENDIIAR rior, of the discovered. taS lF E) ll. * 1L4ST LOSTS LOST IN~ OF IS CHILDH A, Apertlain bewhilkerei I 4' MIDST IfOOD HULNTS ed instructor in 3.ANI 14 I nent responded to Sze was under con- A peculiar fea- that the interior ined with a triple rich failed to pre- ;ailing a headway. s used to cornplete the Union ci fic Railroad. We do not Dw the value of the Gold Spike d for this purpose, but ...…
…I I I -11 ULI iii OPERA New w1h attrac- Lise of is so full of the and the artistic position by itself asing attractions. mention are the world of p of special The feature song and dance, "Skele- tons in the Closet," is one of the most pleasing things ever viewed. The manager of the theater wishes to announce that all mail orders ac- companied by a check or money order will be promptly taken care of. WEEKS manager ous class n in the m...…
…ivucnigan vauy ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1911. CALL NEW PLAY CHOSEN MOEHLMAN RESIGNS ear W iill be'__ . -...__. _..,.. . r the Varsity BY COMEDY CLUB HIS MANAGERSHIP a. meeting of this evening On e, termancho'mistres," by Sir ecent Illness Compels him to Athletic as- Arthur Pinero will be Give up Interscholastic words to theia n s.kr r f AND THEN THE HAT CAME BACK. Tom's Helmet, Missing for Three Weeks, Now in Proper Pae ...…
…ligan Daily 3IGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1911. OF CIXRS', "THE PIPER" PROVES Pu11 BY . At caidy raffles are held to as ever by Prosecuting At- ge Burke. A cigar store vas given his choice yes- ing of appearing in court the raffle. ie gave it up. air to the regular candy ermit these raffles to be ed the prosecutor. "It notj >wn the legitimate candy ; forces people who don't . raffles to engage in the order to hold their trade.j as ove...…
…11 Soiled, indescribably except Mon- hool year. .. e at Ann Ar- Act 'of Con- 879. t bert 1L. Dilley Editors. Editor ........Harry Z. Fohr .t......Frank Pennel ctEditor........KarlkMatthew: nt ............G. C. Eldredg( and Drama .... Earl V. Moor( llegiate News Harold G. McGef ................Emmett Taylor Editorials. B. Moehlman Walle W. Merritt Shaw Maurice Myers Edward G. Kemp. Night Editors. Toulme Mack Ryan Robert Gillett C. Harol...…
…Trum MICilIciNDAL N DAILT St, IlHE flICHIAN DAILY Oifficlal Newspaper ait the Uni'versUt3 of Michigan. Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. . Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, ?Michigan, under A0t of Con- gress of March 3, 1871.. MANAGING EDITOR. Walter R. Toivcrs. BUSINESS MANAGERL Albert IR. Dilley Editors. Newvs Editor ........ Harry Z. Fol Assistant........... Frank Pennel Athletic Editor....... ...…
…AND DRAMA V -ulty Concert.* ncert by members of the* School of Music will be w night. This concert* ticular importance, first Samuel P. Lockwood, ;ad of the violin depart- ear in three violin duets* k~wood, and Albert and ckwood will play Prof. _ in E major, for violin j CLAISSIFIED IADS. 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 ho...…
…r rnids .ATES MUSIC AND DRAMA , "The (GirlI From Rector's.,' At the New W'hitney theater on th evening of Thursday,. December 7~ wI' be presented "The Girl From Rector's, In the Southern California Press it ha received many encomiums of prais from the press. The audiences ther were enthusiastic in praise of the pe; formnance. The company that is prE senting the piece is assured us by th managemenit to be one of the best i: ability and reputa...…
…EARS A TODAY. 11 Lna IT IL rtment Contests Will be In- rated to Keel) up Ath- letic Interest. WILL BE HELD FRIDAY. A smoker and "Dutch lunch" was held in the Armory on the invitation of the Anti-Knocker Club. Professors Knowlton and McLaughlin spoke. Prof. Anderson 'Takes Business Trip. Prof. H. C. Anderson of the mechan- ical engineering department left yes- terday morning for Jackson on busi- ness. He will be back today. FACULTY MEN F...…
…11 Practice Announced'to Be- gin Before Coach Rick- ey's Arrival. [NGTON CATCHER TO COACH. all "M" men am was held "gym" last IMPROVES ROUTE TO DETROIT Detroit United Railways Company Makes Short Cuts. The Detroit United Railways is elim- inating all the curves on its line be- tween Ann Arbor and Detroit. Addi- tional land has also been purchased1 by the conpany and right of way se- cured in order to make short cuts. At present these improve...…
…Tie ichigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1911. make the affair one worthy and dis- tinctive of the occasion. No date has yet been set for the function, but it has been suggested that commence- ment week or probably next fall would be appropriate times. Following is the resolution which was adopted: Whereas-The year 1912 is the 75th anniversary of the founding of the. University of Michigan, therefore be ROBBERY SUSPECT...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY eStreet .1 I SP LA Y of Exclusive Styles id Trousers. SO . State Sre 'EWRITING. LAW OUTLINES, TYPE- TER SUPPLIES, TYPEWRITERS,' and second hand), for sale and rent. D.MORRILL RBALTIMORE LUNCH BELL 582-J Books TH-E rMICIGAN DAILY' desire to develop into a large bore man with an understanding of man- Offielal Newspaper at the University kind and "neglects to join the Union of Michigan. is no wiser than he who repairs to...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Men You'll fny time to do you a power of good in the with your Fall and Winter outfitting. rested in having your suit, and toggery "just right" extravagant prices, we're t your service ike our clothes, our prices and sk for your consideration. UNIVERSITY NOTICES A meeting of Alpha Nu will be held at 7:30 Saturday evening. A special' invitation is extended to all fresh- men. Webster Society meeting at Web- ster hall 7:4...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY STYLES ,AST I! 1 _m NEW WHITNEY TH 6"tbtetic iRews Saturday Oct. 7 Matinee r 1 ,00 $6.00 STAT E . STREET CIALS 2.00 $12.00 SCRIMMAGE WORK FOR FRESH SQUAD Two Team Opposed Each Other In Short Period of Actual Play SEVERAL PLAYERS SHOW CLASS. The candidates for the All-Fresh eleven scrimmaged for the first time,' yesterday afternoon. Coach Cole chose 22 of the most promising play- ers for his two teams. The team...…
…f THE-. WvOLVERINE No. 3. Vol IL. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 6, Tgii ZADU 'TES COMPIL.E MI!h'~VOW [N DUSTRiAL STATISTICS. lUAU VDElGREES ILL STUDENTS ARE TO S UMMERJOYTUDNOS WIILGS DAVIS CHRONICLES MEET IN~RU CTORS The reading room, tennis courts, and f4IHIAN SGR WT gan Union are in usC daily. It is ex- pected that variosus concerts and enter- Faculty Reception at Barbour Itasinnents gives sast year can ie re- First Lecture of ...…
…TOP, WOLVERINF Northwestern Mutual LIFE INS. CO. MILWAUKEE Let Us Have a Talk WithYOU FRED'K M. STEINBAUER District Agent, Hammond Building Detroit WM. S. McCORMICK Local Agent 1210 Waslsienaw Ave. I Call 373-J BANCKOFT dc C~~irieam 722 Morxr-~oe St. PHOTOGRAPHZR Official Photographer to Michigan Athletics for i14 years. Studio: 319 E. Huron St. Phone 961-L Student's Supply StoreI F lor your Note Books, F ountan Pen, Stationery, ENGINEER'S SU...…
…THE WO LV ER IN E Tuttle (ft Co. LUNCHES toe adCoas 338 S. State Street JOHN Hi. LAM~BERT The Yost of the shoe IRepairing ousioess., He wil l do yoor work i0 a harry-op style. Laces, Polishes, Etc. The Uiversity Shoe Shop 013 Eost William Street Yooswill always fid aolarge lineotf SUMMER SCHOOL SUPPLIES Thie East University Pharmacy 121 . Usiseesity Ave. Owur-Prices are .Right U. of M. and HURON RIVER BOAT LIVERY Canoes d Boatts etd P. G. TES...…
…THE WO LV ER IN E Whitc Swn Laundr ht JUNCTION OF DETROIT and CATHERINE Sts. and FOURTH Ave. _MEMBER OF DAILY STAFF JOINS BEN GREET TROUPE. John R. Townltys lit '13, has rieconlic closed atdeaitswith the iBen Greet Coin- passy of \\ coctinoitptayeroswherebhshe will tiecoime a1bona1fide acoe io the troupe. Thieengs'aemet of Tow nie airose froml)the ire(1111vi1011 0f the coil- pany of itlaseis to Anniiib.110 WNhit1e11n the unrnsi OtyTownltes...…
…TheNMichia_ Vol. XXL. No. 176. FERRY FIELD WILL HAVE CLUB HOUSEI $30,000 Structure To Be Put Up in Time for Opening of School in Fall NEARLY 900 LOCKERS PLANNED After years of waiing, Ferry field is to 1)e' prvded with a clts hosse that wiltl beso00 aipar ivilih those of other i- versis of equal rank tiroglout the eomityrv. Groundhtis ownbing hroen and( the contract alis for the esonlfletinl of the isuilding byth ie fist f Ocoer. rihe esti...…
…~'t1~k~s H~hAN AILY 3US.STATETSTREET Openig dislay of Sprng ndSum- ExlsieStyles l Pc r®SI TS, OVECOTS, and IROUERHS G WILD CO. e Mechant Tailors c :tit Shoes ':IS oS.State.Sly. THlE MICHIGAN DAILY. Managing E~ditor-Lgg A WHITE. Business Manager-NORMAN H. HILL. EDITORS. News Editor........... Harold Titus Assistant ............ Harry Z. Folz Athletic Editor...Walter K. Towers Assistant............ J. Fred Lawton Music and Drama...Earl V. Moor...…
…THE MICHIGANDAILY This Space Reserved FOR Sam Burchfield "" & Co. " Ann Arbor's Leading TAILORS 106 E. Huron St. Opp. Court House J. L. CHAPMAN, Jewr Alarm Clocks 79c Alarm Clocks $1.00 Alarm Clocks $1.50 Alarm Clocks $1.75 Fully Guaranteed Watcsh Repw~alnle a Specalty The Ann Arbor Savings Bank Capital Stock $300,000 Surplus $50,000 Resources $2W,000 A (eeral Banking Business Transacted i PRF.F, .]EN IFtLISTORY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING () 1...…
…THA UtIC'RIAN D)AIL.Y Have You Ever Heard of UNIVERSITY NOTICES Right Style Street « ell t a street a great manty wise men merriydlb tis csi "' Igu t s 'lyPr thir sty into it from Ambition i s iin a t 7:30 morn i a(l Ii -da straight to stores. place Metrhshl t 0~r1t, 1 i tstyle street is an out-deere t7o tth ai ie Ior ig f ,ith hisexeeption. Latt(101 lit ltsn iy 11W ns t. iesecte i hi the house of flight ilat- ati d, 11111 u irtifc itii 1 .l. ...…
…The- Michigan all ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SAXTRD)AY, NiX XV6, J9ii.k Vol. XXI. CASE KNOCKED, OUT C:A.=AIN LST"J I :N Nx (N FIVE MORE CAS8ES,. BY HARD CLOUJTING The case against "J. W. Johnson," the ARE QIJABANTIIND student charged with trying to break in- 'Varsity Hands Real Article of' Baseball to Unlucky Clevelanders 0. S. U. GAME COMES TODAY Lontg ditniici cuitiig drovethoc lot l'iallloot !, ltitiatoi, Mc- gan t totiiciii tI . lciveliitder...…
…,; . A . si~ O ' 1 MIC "i !Y. 3AILY. 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY.J K O(t L) t G. HI. WILD CO. 311 SO. STATE STREET Opening display of Spring and Sum- mer Woolens of Exclusive Styles For UILTS OVERCOATS, and TROUSERS G. I. WILD CO. 1T Leadtog Mechant Tattrs 311 SO. STATE STEET Base Ball ShoesI Gyent (tod s and G(to esn~ E. R.tFROST, 302 S. State St 1 4GRAVED Caling Cards SpecialPrices .Quoted to Students . SCRIPT LETTERING Plate and 100 CARDS 100 ...…
