Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30
ssls are lying IN the shelter of the
apostle Islands at the head Of Chequa-
mogon Bay.
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u. OF NJ. Team Plays II the Hardest OF
IuCs

u. OF M. Team Plays in the Hardest OF
Luck.
Ann ARBoR. Oct. 29.--lt has been an
nouneed that Oberiln may not meet
the University eleven here November
IS, in whieh event the lehigh game
scheduled to be played IN Toledo No
yenlber Il, Will he brought here. The
lack OF provision for good home games
early caused dissatisfaction and WAS
criticised by the college press- As
consequence general satisfaction Is
expressed with this announcement.
The eleven has been playing IN hard
luck the past week. Monday came the
loss Of the Pnrdue game at Lafayette,
Indiana, IN which Michigan failed TO
score and ner opponent scored "a. The
team enter the contest in such poor
condition that nothing better could
Justly have been expected. Daring
the game four men. Harding. center;
McA lister and Jewet;, half backs aud
Dygert. full bscs, were hurt; Harding
so badly that he will not play again
this season. When Dygert MAS hurt
the game had 10 be called
us MlShtSan lad no iltcclAiu man 70
tlll the breach.
A further misfortune occurred here
"Wednesday. During a practice game
on the campus Decke, left end, and
| 1uppeI, left guard, both strong men,
were so badly injured that they will
probably be unable 10 play again this
seaZon. Tupper, who suffers from a
| broken ankle, certainly will not. The
| -.
meet the emergency. Negotiations for
n new center are afoot and every effort
has been made 10 put up strong
game with the Northwestern univer-
sity, TO be played at Chicago this after
/ noon.
The society event of the week WAS
the freshman spread gwen by the girls
| of '95 TO the girls IN the entering class.
| All through the week under the out
ward semblance of industry there ran
an undercurrent of subdued excite
ment, and each fair coed wore al air
of happy anticipation that would have
apprlsed a stranger that something un-
usual was on the taps. The event
| fully came up with the most sangulne
expectations. The hour set for assem-
| bling WAS new feature, II being an
nounced for 7:S0. BY 10 o'clock Gran
gers hall Was filled with as happy "a
crowd of girls as could be found IN ii
years travel. Gentlemen were strictly
barred, of course. ltwss an exclusive
ly feminine gathering. Ever woman
IN the university was invited and 10
| Judge from the size of the crowd they
| all came.
A number of the faculty ladies were
4 than NaSd "A ~ :
ANGEL. Mclaughlin, Freer, Lombard
| Hotf, Reed, McLochlIn, Prescott Camp
bell, Cooley, kuowlton and Thomas.
The October lnlander, the university
literary monthly, appeared Friday.
The leading article is 10y the Hon.
! Byron NJ. Cutcheon of Grand Rapids,
and under the title of the university
of Thirty five Years Ago." deals IN
| some instructive and entertaining rem.
iniscences. This number ls larger; and
on the whole, better than any pre-.
ceding. b. +. Hall of Lansing ls man
aging editor this year, and III. A. Fried
man of Muskegon business manager,
with J. X. Belden and +. ii. Briggs as-
| sociate editors.
| The Choral Union has perfected its
program for the coming year. Novem.
ber II Theodore Thomas orchestra will
| be here, December II the union will
| render Handeis MESSIAH" Franz
Runnel has been engaged for January
| 20: a song recital by Max Heinrich
February ~, and the Boston Symphony
| orchestra May 2.
Monday evening Col. Robert lngersoll
opens the lecture season with his lee
ture on "Shakespeare." Ii ls an open
secret that the lecture board had a
| good deal of difficulty IN securing the
acQuIescence of the faculty with their
desire to secure the colonel. 1t was IN
tended to have the Grafton on Vol.
talre, but TO tins arrangement President
| Angel empnatcally objected; all OF
which has nad the effect Of heIghten.
ing the interest in Monday night,
| event.
The freshman class is engulfed IN q
sea of political troubles. 1t has come
out that the class election was con
troIled 10y gang" and the election
itself was bogus, II not having beer
called by the proper authorities. The
gang had held shop caucus the
morning previous 10 the election snC
prepared Il state and bogus election
notice. As n consequence less than 10
out of the 500 members of the clsE
were present at the election. Ihos'
members not of the gang" and Tn,
abseutees unite IN calling the wire
pullers hard names and have hels
several Indignation meetings. A com
uittee waited on President Angeli snC
presented a request to bold anothe
election IN one of the lecture rooms
the object being 10 Dust the officers IN
stalled bv alleged trickery and fraud
But pTeIy refused and the dIsgruntle,
freshmen will engage puhhc ball 81,
hold their meeting If u costs them
fight. winch IT probably will.