Meeting of New York Association.
A meeting of the Pennsylvania
State College Association of New
York was held on N.. vt...1.`,.._: 2!, ;..t.
7 p. m. at which time an informal
dinner was served at the Graduates
Club.
During the business portion of the
meeting the subject of athletics was
thoroughly discussed, athletic direc
tor Golden being present to explain
the relation of athletics to scholastic
standing at State A resolu'ion of
appreciation for the frank statements
of Mr. Golden was unanimcusly
passed The majority of the mem
bers favored the offering of assist
ance to worthy students on some
basis other than that of athletics
alone. Mr. H. B. McLane present
ed the following resolution which
was passed without a dissenting
vote:
Resolved : That a permanent Lund
be established by the Pennsylvania
State College Association of New
York: said sum to be made up by
contributions of twenty dollars ($2O)
from each member payable in one,
two, three or four installments as
may be elected.
This fund is to be held by a Board
of three Trustees to be named by
the President, and to be invested by
them as deemed most advantageous
The income only from said fund is
to be devoted annually to such de
partments of the College as in their
judgment most require assi.tance.
The date of fund payments to be
Feb. 1, 1909.
The following officers were elect
ed for one year, to assume duties
immediately :
President, F. J. Pond; vice presi
dent, J. P. Kottcamp; secretary.
treasurer, A. S. McAllister.
The 1910 La Vie.
To the alumni
We are anxious to interest the
friends of Penn State in the college
annual which is to be published next
June. The book is to be dedicated
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
to Dr. Edwin Erie Sparks, our new
president, and will contain a life
history and full page photogravure
of the man whom we believe is to
be the dominant factor in State's
future progress. .
Tne 1910 La Vie will contain over
four hundred pages, and it will be
our aim to put out the most at
tractive and most artistic annual ever
published at State. As you no
doubt know, many of the La Vies
in previous years have not been self
supporting. The maragement of
this year's book has struck upon the
pl. I, adopted , y other college an
nuals, and asks your co operation in
the work. The plan is to insert the
professional cards of alumni as ad
vertisements and present them with
a copy of the book, in conside - ation
of which we are asking them to
make a voluntary subscription to the
La Vie.
We trust that the alumni will co
operate with us in this plan by send
ing their subscriptions at once to the
manager, and thereby insure the
publishing of an annual of which
State can be justly proud—a book
in the perusal of which you can
"Fill up your pipe—and sit down to
dream
And think to be back—Oh, how good it
would seem !"
As the number of copies this year
will be limited, the management re
spectfully requests that all of those
who desire a copy of the book send
in their subscription at once.
Yours very truly,
Robert Buka,
Bus. Mgr. 1910 La Vie.
Country Club Generally Approved.
The proposal of a country club
for the faculty, students, and alum
ni of the college, including residents
of the village of State College, has
met with a quite cordial reception.
Professor Harold B. Shattuck, who
is receiving all names of persons in
this locality who are interested in
the project, has already .quite a list.
If college bred means four years' loaf
(Some people say 'tis so)
Oh. tell me where the flour is found
By one who needs the dough.
Garfield and Bever;dge
and many others had to work their
way through college.
MUST YOU?
Then write us and we will send you
the
NAMES AND ADDRESSES
of Seventy-five men who made in
commissions an average profit of
$12.85 Per day during June, July
and August, 1908. In the same period
Twelve Hutdred men made an aver
age profit of $6 92 per day.
THE EXPLANATION?
These men took our free Course in
Scientific Salesmanship, based on
our 150-page Book -Instructions to
Salesmen."
IT WILL HELP YOU
to sell merchandise, make friends,
practice a profession with success,
win a wife.
Our new test method nullifies the
unpleasant features of canvassing.
Write today for the ' Hauls-of
Fame" Bulletin which gives the name,
address, and total sales of each of
1200 men.
The Aluminum Cooking Utensil Co.,
Pittsburg, Pa
It is urged tnat as many as possible
who expect to join the movement
send in their namcs before Christ
mas. As soon after the vacation
as is possible a meeting will be
called of those who have registered,
for the purpose of forming a pre
liminary organization.
It is further requested that alumni
who care to support this movement
so notify Mr. J. -E. Quigley '94,
466 South Rebecca Street, Pitts
burg, Pa., who will as soon as pOs
sible, take steps to call meetings and
have arrangements perfected for the
participation of the alumni.
Enjoyable banquets were held last
week by the miners, the chemists,
and the Greater Pittsburg club. _