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JOHN J. WILDE
NAT FRANCO
The Man of 'Many Faces
WALTER WASHBURN and
NELLIE KEELEY
BROWNING & LE VAN
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extend co l' Hand.
(Continued from page one,)
to come back they wjll have to do,. it
In the dark, and take whatever the
Conference wanta tn leglBlaQJntotJi.
rule book.
"It is riot exactly that the Confer
ence doesn't want Michigan back.
What Is wanted is that Michigan shall
come back as It wont out, If at all.
If the Beven-game rule had been voted
unanimously It would have appeared
as n plain 'sop' to Michigan."
"When ProfeBBor ' Patterson asked
for the training table and the abol
ishment of the retroactive feature of
the three-year r.ule, I think he was
stnting the condition on which his
school was wining to return to the
Conference. It was known that
Michigan's domandB would be laid
before the T meeting, but If it IjiBista
on such concessions as ttioae, there Is
no .chance of the school returning.
The training table issue is dead.
There, -.was not the slightest chance
cf passing that resolution,
"Michigan got to play its four-year
men-last season,,and it would be sllfy
or our part to allow them to play riion
ineligible by the Con'fer.o'ndo rules
again this season. The- last batch of
fouf-year inn will get through- college,
this year, and I suppose Michigan
wants an extension of one year more
in order to irao these men."
From the expression of the profes
sors, the collegians need not worry
much over the seven-game schedule.
It Is regarded as highly probable by
the representatives that two of the
Hchoote which voted against the meas
ure Saturday will change their votes
at he next meeting and pass the rule
by more than two-thirds count".
The frame-up of schedules will not
bo In after the time allotted to Mlchi
gan has passed, notwithstanding the
fact that the Wolverines are unlikely
t have a place on any of the pro
grames. Chicago and Wisconsin, es
pecially, will have, to hold- out, for
they were t6play Michigan accord
Jng. to the arraagenents ..of the Jato
"Bif Four" plan. ' .' . ,
"The 'Big Fpur'.wlll go through;
without doubt if Michigan should'
come back," said Coach Harry Wil-
Hams of Minnesota. "Michigan ob
jected to the movement last year, itM
iu true, but this objection was only
lodged because the school already
had decided not to heed the Confers
ence rules. I doubt if the Wolverines
had the least objection to the plan
itself. ...-
"Wo have a tentative agreement
with Chicago for,, a game, but the;
date has not yet been settled: Wo
r.ro "in the same position 'with regaril
to Wisconsin. I cannot say whether
Michigan, will come back or not, but
If not, then wo wjU go ahead wltli a
Pig Three,' including Chicago, WIb-,
Notice Geojogy I,
Students In Geology I whose num;
hers arp from 1 to 90 will meet In
the laboratory In Museum building
next Thursday, at Tegular class time;
those whose numbers a,re above 90
will meet In chapel for letures-a
usual. . '-. ,v
Dramatic Club Meeting.
There will be ' a meetingof the
Dramatic .Club Thursday, at, 11:30 'in'
U. 10G, ' Every member Is asked, do
be present as there, Is some very Im
portant business to,' be considered.
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