LOCALS
Willis J. Hulings, ex-’O7, is en
gaged in mining work in Mexico.
R. C. Landes, ’O6, entertained
his brother, P. S. Landes, of Brazil
last Saturday.
It is reported that Moscript has
left college. This is bad news for
football enthusiasts.
The Senior and Junior Mechanical
Engineers enjoyed a “Feed” at the
restaurant last Thursday evening.
A light in front of McAllister Hall
to light up the approach to the
building would be much appreciated.
D. K. Sloan, ’O9, the heavyweight
Freshman wrestler is confined to his
home at Orangeville with an attack
of typhoid fever.
P. W. Flint of Charleston, South
Carolina, has been appointed Assis
tant Chemist at the Experiment Sta
tion in place of A. W. Clark, re
signed.
The students are invited to attend
a social to be given Friday evening
by the T. M. W. Club and the Ep
worth League at the home of Dr,
W. S. Glenn.
Honhart, ex-’OB, who played a
star game with State last year is
half back on the Springfield Train
ing School Team which recently
held Harvard down to 12-0.
The President announced in
Chapel last Monday that the Seniors
appoint two men to deliver addresses
as part of the celebrations for Lin
coln Day which is always observed
here. As yet the class has not met
to take action.
The local Experiment Station had
exhibits at the Chester county agri
cultural association exhibition, at the
Fair of the Centre County Agricul
tural Exhibiting Company at Belle
fonte, and at the Encampment and
Exhibition of the Patrons of Hus
bandry of Central Pennsylvania at
Centre Hall.
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
James Hammond, ex-’O6, is in
business in Altoona. He will not
return to college.
The main section of the agricul
tural building is assuming a good
appearance. The building will be
finished in good time for Commence
ment.
The direct cuirent electrical labora
tory equipment has been increased
by the addition of a four pole West
inghouse machine of twenty K. W.
capacity.
H. E. Diller, ex-’OO, is with the
Western Electric Company, and
will have charge of the Electrical
Testing Laboratory as soon as it is
completed.
The hotel is rapidly nearing com
pletion. The Co-op which has en
gaged the corner store will probably
be able to more into its new quar
ters during Christmas vacation.
Prof. Surface delivered a lecture
before the Natural History Club on
Wednesday of last week. The sub
ject of his address was the “Eco
nomic Value of Birds and Insects.”
Lantern slides were used to illus
trate the lecture.
A Question
When Peary has conquered the leg
ions of snow
That guard the approach to the
pole,
And has paid in starvation and weak
ness and woe
The way to the coveted goal;
When he’s braved all the perils of
Arctic device
And has bearded the frost in its
lair,
Will he find, as he climbs o’re the
last pile of ice,
A Carnegie libraiy there ?
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