The Peniisylvania State Coi. if ' | Chartered 1855 , ; FOR TH J| FREE EDUCATION OF SOTH SEXES »ols of Language ancgLitetature, Hiivtory, Mathematics iriuLPhi re, Natural SciencefEngjilncering, Mines and Metaljafrgy, offe* yin all branches ot the Arts and Sciences. For fjafthej'r inform; r THE REGISTRAR, _ Penn Sc ho c'ultu stud’ COLLEGE NOTES. [Last Tuesday evening at West' mjinster , College, New Wilmington. jPa., Dr Benjamin Gill acted is-one i of tiie judges an the merits of speak- , ing, in the janhual debate between j ihe colleges 1 represented in the Tri- State Oratorical Association of Western Pennsylvania. There I are six colleges in this association as fdllows: Muskingum (O ), Wav burg, Bethany, Geneva, Allegt arid Westminster. It was quit horioif for Dr- Gill tq be Selecte one of the judges; for the orator come from claSslical schools an J well trained! asjspeakers The Rev. J.| a (graduate of Baltimore City college ’97, r anjd of ii)r<:w Theological Semi nary ’Oj, and at present, pastor of State College „ Vlethodist church will the Christian association meeting at 6 p. m. in the old cihapel. tis former charge wajs at Clearfield, Pa. for sevejn He has a stropg brolherhdod! thefle and the State j men who know him ahd his work speak .enthusiastically of hicp. 1 ’’ ! The current number of The Pur due Engineering Review contains an article by Professor Webber ojn.thje Design l of Athletic fields. A ; plain apd description of our new x field fcj given, together with a discussion of tffle- princip es governing its design, j At, a meetihg of the- Mandolin Club this week Fred I. Woltz was : Tti.F er and C. A. Hogentog tp serve , the remainder elected lead ler manager of the tern ! The dorn have'been schqol, will thosje stude be Here. I ever, to ma! 'thos.etwo v ments for a time cgp be who are pc pf upcjrtthe ' ' J , The| Was 'jhold ah imp 7at the It o'clock. litories which heretofore closed during summer be open this year for itis who are. obliged, to' will -be necessary, how tea nbw registration for reeks* so that assess ly daihage do|ne at that levied only 'on thbse tjpying rooms, instead whole student body. i as > all ai^ lington County club will ortant !m,feting in room ack house tonight at 7, tci.lty Exchange. ns of communication be iers of tlpe faculty and with faculty, a Faculty las betn established! in '1 1 is Office 1 in the Miaiii iach imemjber of 'th.e assigned a.| combination door to the room isiojien j: Sunday ffdni 7:30 a. pm 1 , and a’ slip is pro be door for,depositing i A j-Ft i . As h mea tween raeml of studerjts Exchange I the ljusineJ ,buildifig. faculty is box ' The daily excepi m. tb 7:30 ] vided 'at ■: mail and United Stat be handled cial notices intended foi ulty can be Exchangev addresses. Jr. hai kit .small packages. N|), or stamped mail will ] in,the Exchange. Offi coming' from| any ofljice all meiftt ers of the fpd distlibuted tlffS&ph the ithout bearing individual, Mr. William S., Dj^e.. dly j consented to! ldok ' TH COT LI'TIIAX I lege ilospphy, ring course: wtiivh ;kid|c sHvanur after the Exchange. It is-.|inau gurated as a mean's of economy In postage - and*'addicising. and every one interested is solicited. to aid in i making it.a'success. 1 , x Indian Meet. The Indians won the meet Monday by a large score, 78.1-21; to 25 I J 2: The absence of Bevab, ’ Who was called home on account' of j tiie setioys illness of his brother and' of who weie not allowed io take the jtrip on account of a faculty tuling 1 , was felt tn the two mile run Watts, who finished second, ran it in 10 tajnUtes 10 !>■&! seconds, 72 5 seconc p lower tie * record of Barnes’ r taking five firsts in|d. a 1 second. Score: ■ ■ - * ! i » ~ ! 100‘yard dash—First, Thorpe, Carlisles second, is, Carljihle. Time) .11} 2-5 seconds. ’ i ‘ ( . 120|yartt hurdle , F|irSt,_Scht*nandqre, Carlisle; second, Thorpe, - Carlisle: T : | 1(5 second; 11 1 ime jsi. ■ , One mile run • First;/Howarth, State; second, Corn, '.Carlisle; .Time, 4 niin iutes!;JB 1-5 seconds..' , / - , ® I 1 220 yard hurdle First, Thorpe, Car-j lisle; second, Schenandore, Carlisle.] TiroV. 25,1-5 seconds)., , 1 1 440 yard dash—First, Smith, Stated second, Moore, Carlisle.' Time, 523r5 seconds. Two mile run First, Lewanima, Car-i hsle;i second. Watts, State. Time, 10; 2-5 second-;. ■ j' - '! Half- mile run,—pirst, Hay, State; second,, Friday-, Carlisje. Time, 2 r min-j utes 5 3-5 seconds., 1 j t‘ ’ '’ ~\ 22