Conttnut d Iron, n.u•, I
back on the All-Star eleven ft om
Pennsylvania colleges. In all-around
ability we not only consider him the
best among college elevens, but one
of the best of the year found in the
whole country. Mauthe is a great
punter. In this art he more than
held his own with every man he
measured kicks with this year. He
was one of the best men this yea'
in secondary defense." e
Mauthe is also a good basketball
player. In the interclass basketball
league Lester was always a hard
man to stop when he started down
the floor with the ball. This year
he is playing varsity basketball.
All honor is due Captain D. W.
Very and let us all hail the new
leader of 1912, Captain J. L.
Mauthe. .
COLLEGE NOTES
January 11, 12, and 13 are the
registration days for the second
semester.
G. C. Chandlee 'O4, formerly an
instructor in chemistry, and who
has been engaged in work along
practical lines for the last three
years, will return to his former po
sition in the department of Chemis
try at the beginning of next semes
ter,
Plans have been submitted to the
State Board of Health for the new
sewage disposal plant and five sites
have been offered, all being between
State College and Lemont. As
soon as one of these locations is de
cided upon, the work of conttiuc
tion will begin.
Dr. Baker has resigned his posi
tion as head of the forestry depai t
ment to accept a call to the Uni
versity of Illinois.
H. M. Glazier, instructor in
Architectural thawing, has resigned
and will go into practical work.
W. H. Maclntire, assistant in Ex
periinenWAgro.nomy has_Acc(2 t
ed a position at the University of
Tennessee.
Out of 541 new students regis•
tered as freshmen, only 5 have been
dropped from college so far this
semester. This is a remarkable
record in as much as it eclipses in
this respect the showing made in
former years.
The Minor Spirts constitution
was unanimously adopted by the
members of the Athletic Associa
tion at the Wednesday morning
mass meeting.
The Engineering Experiment
Station will, in a short time, issue a
bulletin on "Hot Blast Heating, fot
Factories and Shop Buildings."
The bulletin will be about eighty
pages in leugth, and the text will be
illustrated.
Professor Wood has begun the
work of recalibrating the dynamo
meter car.
The excavation and grading for
the foundations of the new Engi
neering Extention is about com
pleted, and construction wol lc will
soon be started.
New Penitentiary Plans
The options for the new State
penitentiary site, which is to be lo
cated in the region of the Peru sta
tion on the road between State Col
lege and Bellefonte, were submitted
to Gov. John K. Tener and Attor
ney General John C. Bell the first
of this week at Harrisburg. The
site takes in over 4000 acres of
valuable agricultural and timber
lands. They also discussed at that
time the matter of starting to work
on plans for the new institution, and
the proposition to consolidate the
Western and Eastern Penitentiaries.
The next issue of the Penn State
Collegian will appear on Thursday
January 11, 1912, ,
The Toggery Shop
Men's Furnishings v A. G.
Spalding & Bro's Athletic
Goods v The Heidcap and
Tailormade Clothing N •s
A full assortment of College
Pennants 1 , v
Now-a-days
its
COES YOUNG'S
Sr. -
SHOES
G. F. Vosburg, Agent
Phi Sigma Kappa House
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EXCHANGES
On account of numerous failures,
the enhance age limit at the Uni
versity of Washington has been in
cieasecl to twenty-one years.
Gifts to Columbia University
during the past year aggregated
nearly three million dollars, which
will be used to construct buildings
and will raise the endowment fund
to :i,'52,000,000.
Het eaf ter at Michigan no summer
piacticf is to be allowed by the
football men as a body.
Bryn Mawr has been left $750,-
000 by an alumnus who was recently
killed in an automobile accident.
Professional coaches lot the crews
have been abolished at Yale. The
same will soon be done for base
ball.
AL a recent meeting of the Senior
class of the Univeisity of Chicago it
was announced that the moustaches
of the Senior men should be shaved
off at once, and that anyone who
is caught with that "hirsute" adorn
ment should be cast into the swim
ming tank.
Basketball has been chopped at
Trinity. The manager submitted
his schedule to the faculty, but they
would not approve it, and have for
bidden any games. Unity has
thus been forced to cancel all her
games. The students, however, are
taking steps to ha‘ e this action re
considered.
Harrisburg Club Dance
The Harrisburg Club will hold its
Second Annual Univcrsity Dance.
Tu sday evening, December 26, at
the Masonic Temple, Harrisburg.
Undergraduates and alumni of this
college or of any other college or
university of this country are in
vited to attend. This dance tends
to be one of the biggest during
Chi istmas week at Harrisburg.
Also, on Wednesday afternoon
the club members will hold a thea
tre patty at the Oipheum.
Geo. W. Groff Married
Notice has been received of the
marriage of Geoige Weidman Groff
'O7, to Miss Eva Ai v illa Brinser on
Tuesday December 19, 1911 at
Harrisburg. In June, Mr. and Mrs.
Groff will sail for China where the
former has been connected for a
number of years with the Canton
Christian college.
PENN'STATE ,COLLEGIAN
C. W. SMITH
South Allen Street
The Enterprise
Clothing Store
125 South Allen Street
Latest creations in neckwear
and h.,.berdashery, readymade
suits in stock. Orders taken
for made to cider clothing.
MODERATE PRICES
COU 1-:TEOUS TREATMENT
M. Val - DAVI., Trap
Pool Billiards Bowling
TOE ACCO CIGARS
CIGARETTES
Meek's Pool Room
J. B. MARTIN
`OLT AGEN I FOR
SEALSHIPT OYSTERS
CHOICE FRUIT
South Alkn Street, opposite the Postofhee
HENRY GRIMM
FINE TAILORING
>t,tblz .ht.d 1S .1
CLEANING
The First
National Bank
BELLEFONTE
tr nal siVt (lOU
C h al. Mll,:ural
I. C. HOLMES
STAPLE aid FANCY GROCERIES, FRUITS
Best Quality Best Servn.e
Your patronage solicited
ALLEN ST STATE COLLEGE
James M. Williams
Gene:al Tinning, Roofing
Spouting and Furnace Work
Shop:: outh Frazier street
Shifter's -:- Restaurant
Opposite Hotel
Pies Sandwiches Soups
N 4 C -A. llit& r" H ' - 4 .11
a.
Stt. 4Cc•l l g IDirliricr R.c•orrl
Under New Managemept
Students' regular board a week $3,00 Students' single meals 35c Transient 50e
Go.t.rii-,0-• 115 Pval - Fi-Ditir--,!..; ad 4 GCazzg:Q, a Spe_c:iaef."7
All new equipment A. L. BASCOMB & BROTHERS, Proprietors
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PRESSING
GINEEDIM
1. 5. 5.F11...
Surplus $125,000
.las IC Barnin.at
Cuslm,
Zootev's 1)1y, works
MING AND DRY CLFANING
Goods sent on Thursdays of each week
16. rs. "a.mniXtree,
119 South Burrowes Street
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Successor to A. H. Hartswick
Headquarter s for
Walk-Over
Crawford
Banister and SliOeS •
Pratielan
A full line of Tennis Shoes
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Ste ova - am SnsVA 'BE&
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The
Cbality Shop
An eftabliihinent sshich is
noted for its fine quality of
letterpress printing '.' Cs cry
order re ernes the personal
attention of the manager thus
insurfng perfect satisfaCtion
The Nittany Printing and
Publishing Company
State College
lattaxkl2 S tgllt,'{.eat
an& VotDcr Comann
State Cottage, l'enn!a
.111_ r , ngkin 0. Demo
th 01 ALUM) 05 ghtikh.sq
are t h e :Largest
The
Spalding Manufacturers i n
the World of •
Trade-Mark
OFFICIAL
EQUIPMENT
p VDINC
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„,24" IN L2z..",.
FOR ALL
ATHLETIC
SPORTS AND
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Is hnown
throughout the
World as a : F yo " n„ e ',
Snort ''"
Guarantee -"""" 1 "
ofQliality . 1 WHAI'S tvL:v 1N
InICS Z . ) TJ . R.eIS
W YORK'
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IZ-12 Nm.au Streit
BUSH HOUSE
131:LLEFONTE PENN.%
Rat , Pe: day =•gyp 11 MI bath per day
-W. L. DAGGETT
F. D. WEAVER
UP=TO.DATE LIVERY
Opposite the Pastime Both Phones
HARVEY BROS.
E Free ! Free 1 .'-=--
A $2O box of Lowney's choco
lates and bonbons will be giv
en away free on
Thursday, Dec. 21
A ticket will be given with
every 25 cent purchase of
Christmas candies and choco
lates.
Nittany Inn Building
1 The Meek Drug Store
Ray D. Gilliland, P. D.
Druggist
Drugs Sundries Stationery
Toilet Articles — ---
, Students' Supplies
Prescriptions a Specialty
STATE JEWELRY
Agency for
1. WHITMAN'S CHOCOLATES
Zak T'ttk "kkokek
C. A. Blanchard
Manager
Penn Avenue and Tenth Street
"1 3 1.t.t.slawsh, ?a.
E. L. GRAHAM & COMPANY
Dry Goods Groceries
Sporting Goods
East College avenue
J. P. HAGMAN
Strictly : Firstclass : Tailoring
High Grade Gents Furnishings
127 S. Allen Street
R. C. PEARCE
Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Groce
ries and Queensware
Hotel Block W. College Ave