39 , 36 y , 5ept:'27,•1916. STATE IS IN BROUGHT '0 THE FORE Landscape Gardeners Are Busy With Surveys of New Capitol Park Exten sion At Harrisburg—Also Working on New Mitchell Residence Here . A work that will bring no little pees {lye to Penn State is now being aim plated by the Senior landscape garden ers It consists of the draining up of plans and annoys for the proposed im .provemetit to the park surrounding the state capitol building at Harrisburg, the outdoor murk for which non done on, the grounds last spring The pro -4: tiro 'l, 1 is token as ono of the student limb ems for e six seniors in the G." , urse, and If their work is accepted ' as satisfactory it will mean a prowl- bent feather In Penn State's cap The Penn State landscaping classes have been ghee charge of preparing plans for the improoement of this meek `discussed and very expensive capitol park axtension. When completed, the work mill run into the millions of del lass invested, mostly in purchasing and clearing over four large city blocks '/near the heart of the business section .7iof the city. Tho seniors spent tee ivecks following the close of school last 'Juno right on the grounds, making their minus, nod are ,net nom finish• ing these up and sending then in to I the park extension commission. They also surveyed the present park grounds that surround the front and sides of ' thil capitol building in view of making extensive improvements to that por tion idea. I 4 -The work of making suggestions for roper is without adornment of any • Ind, and suggestions have to be std. mitted that mill °Norco= the more or less plain structure here Also, the site of the proposed improvement ex tends to the trucks of the Pennsylvania railroad ,and in keeping open the neces sary streeth, there is a question to be settled of the choice of an sorehead bridge or a subeny beneath the tracks Tbe plane of the students N 11l pro. Vide for the latter us being in better .. . . taste. . . It Is especially noteworthy in eon• . ection with this work, that it is being ...., no for the benefit of the state he the Micas of a state institution. Those nrolled in the Landscape Gardening twee, and who are doing this work under the able direction of Professor Arthur AV. Cowell, are Miss S L Pat. * tee, Hilbert Dahl, W. C Unarm, II 1 Lichtentliale, W. E. Royeeo and I E. Walton. , THE MITCHELL HOME TOO /Another project or more ticen orili.i• ary importance that, 28 being taken up as a student probleni by this thus, is the laying out of plans and supenising the construction of grounds to surround the new home of la \Yellen Mitchell, .• , President cc t i l i l l e t h bo i : t ir, t, l o, l3 , l b t ,t rzte t e r s e,. o t t . ed on the edge of the Mitchell farms 'just bade of .Agrictiltural Hill The work here calls for plans that will corer ,_-..—ii—plot....of. between two and-three acres on nhat Is non almost absolutely bare ~round, The house will be built of crone In tho Old English style of orcht' 'tecture and the style of the gnedooilug about it will be made to conform an far ii7,splioe of the with cm selblo e it" One of the work will ho the construction of it long driveway mom the road that leadsTiast the stock ydging pavillion to the house. Anoth• r is the splendid opportunity icecapp eh for natural "rock gardening^ where the outcroppings of hell rock ndl be taken athantage of A dory extenshe lawn as planned. Thin work will occupy all the re,mlarly scheduled outdoor time for thin landscape gardeners this full, "pd they will super, um the extent,' hinting and grading in the winter and piing. COUNTY CLUBS WILL • SOON HEWN ACTIVITIES A summer of inoctiN sty does nascent to hese effected the spirit and "jolt" of the majority of the Penn State county clubs. Most of the clubs elected new officers before the close of last year, oh that they con shut the coo term , Nithout loss of time Although the semester is less Units a snook old, qude a few clubs hese met, or olli inset ni e near future 0111011 is it sore Ind,. Don that club . actilitv thin Near o ill I ,g ,be men greater than 111 past Nears With the record breaking Vreshinun class of mice asses hundred, there still bo plenty of new blood The Schuylkill County club, of ohicli WLattheitstein, 'l7, is president, is . s 'to bo in a flourishing condition, a they expect to hold their first meet• - if within aeck or so Uric of the f clubs that n did not elect officers lax year is the Ducks County club, of ' t Aelikth C. If Dellowell, 'l7, is the pros. ' , eat head. It is planning to hold its f, lle e c a t t l i o n t ofi l I tf o ie n e:s is Int ~o rs a c e r n y t c, a i t , l o o r t illii t tme. The chief event of the year for t , his club Is the annual Bucks County tlsClub donee usually held at Doylestown during the Christmns location. It Is planned to hold the donee no usual this year, and It Is expected to be Lamer • and better than weer _.,s. 1 1( Tho Pittsburgh delegation us college, "'represented by ,the Duquesne club ultich VMS OA organDed hist pale, mil not moot for se.cent ocelot yet, according to A. R Chambers, 17. the president his clink mode rapid strides last year ~ nd It Is winding oil a most successful I.^o •11.1100. RESHMEN URGED TO GET INTO ACTIVITIES ~ . President Sparks Rase hie normal sal. coming talk to the Ftesamen last 'Mora dersa afternoon in the audltornim His principal topics tre "Vinton... of Ilnd" and "Blitcloney." In one part f Me talk Dr. Sparks stated that it posts, the state tmda nearly for each o indet' s tuition For this, if for no thee Canon, each student should do °mottling for Penn State Not esory no can be ovpeetecl to bon a great foot ball or baseball player but there are plenty other lines of endonvor, such ns the student publications and the dir. Secant societies; nmr clubs. ¬hor thought, and one of the moat t Salportant. woo that of efflmenev. the is "N teltword of the preaent day If ono I to make a name. In ill. ho hw t o botter.thon the other retro., _Am on i atom ho cited the fact that feat. I men have to be the per cent. mom dent than the avoragt college man. ithe done of the preaafent's talk. an llolmes opoko a few worka of lemon. DR.IIOORE BACK FROM CANADA Head of Geology Depart ment Makes Trip to Hud son Bay During Summer —Has Exciting Experi ences Dr Elwood S Moore, head of the geo logy department, returned to college lost Thursday from a geological re search trip In the loon Bay country, mhere Iron deposits bare recently been diocosered Dr Moore begun has trip the latter part of last June and the first meek of July found him caught in an lee jam in James Bay. Before the party succeeding So gutting out of the we dew ft was necessary to ander along the shore of a nearby island and put a new propellor on their small *teem vessel. After compleling the geographical work, the party, conalotnig of two obite men and four Indians, was deleted at the Whale Riser post of de Hudson Bay comp.) for tuenty•four dese because of adverse winds and stormy weather. The return voyage men accomplished In a sailing vessel thirty-sit feet long The voyage man very bard and several unpleasantnights were spent on the open sea in the small boat. no expedition, headed by Dr Moore was made in the interest of a large mining corporation that ia considering the atiiisability of building a railroad op into the Item country fur the purpose of exploiting the iron ore deposits there Concerning the PM or Nakao of the de posits of ore found, Dr. Moore can gise .no information until he ham Made his official report to the company Ife said, hoarier. flint stills the exception of it low grad e lignite there is no fuel near the ore deposits. Dr. .Moure's return trip was to base been made in a steam boat of the Bud son Bay company but the boat faded to come, for the party so the return had to be made in the small sail boat After the arrival of the party nt Moose Factory. Dr. Moore hastened on his return trip boom. On his arrival at Cochran. he learned that extensive for. est fires bad destroyed several temps and hie party lost all their baggage ry cent that ilarch they had stored In the hotel nt Cochran It is probable that Dr Moore 1%111 give a public lecture about ion tray Oa of the summer Last fall lie delighted a large number of hearers by theiptory of his travels around the world FIRST FREE LECTURE IN AUDITORIUM SATURDAY rare trent in on store for Penn State students for the coming Saturday tight on the form of a free lecture oil "The World's Croon and Autumn's Duty,' Much mill ho got en en the foudi• torium at 8 o'clock by Lucia Ames Mead Tins 1., the flostf a nerves of free lectures that mill ire given here during the He'iota }ear sari none call be expected to be more Interesting and inntructite than the one by Mrs. - Mead, if toll reports of her akrll nn an en. tertainer prone true :Mrs. Mead, mhos° loome in an Boston, has been secrtiong helm e large awl:enc., xt Occan Grote, N f , this summer, and the college man able to get her here only because sheos making a tour of some college no this 11.11110 It In raid Una as n speaker she is forceful, coutincing and alone in flee and her subject on especially attractote at this time to college men. Sine has spoken before large ounfientees of students at the tininersity of Penn inyl‘onla and the Unherslty of Pitts burgh at recent dater Sine in the info of the editor of the "Neu ling Lend" tnagenne and la Bell prepares on n lecturer on present day questions. EIGHTEEN MEMBERS OF FACULTY TAKE NEW PLACES Eighteen men. members of the facnlte during the past college scar. lo“c rc• signed to take up nest work lit other gelds The list includes Professor 'IL C. Kamm of thr Iforti eilltaral Department oho has ateepted the position of editor of a farmers' Pageene)cd lopedia p mp obllshed by Doubleday an Coany Professor Ii IC. Puttee of the tlnglish Department alto go. to %We t tutnst, College Profeeenr I , 13 Clark accepted poet Lion at the Texas Agricultural and 3le dolmen! College Professor R. R Chaffee appointed For est Engineer for large timber on Iwo Fostni gone to the Canadian General RieLtrie torepany. Professor .1. It Lephete, nhe rare =mod during the mentor, Ina signed to twill t position in George Washington UniN entity, Washington, D C. Profesior Palmer accepted position in the Architectural Engineering Depart. meet of the LinkerslV of Illinois. C B Alberta Las accepted post. twit ultli the Camden Iron undo; Mr F. J. Blair in in the automobile business milli kilo brother in New York City. 11r. E J Ducey accepts nObltiln, watt the Fort Pitt Bridge company 31r. F It. hielditteept4 position en ith the Western Electric company alr. C. It. °mho has gone aRh the Traction company of Pittsburgh Air. Charles F. Kopp has resmocd to tate up salesmanship In the south If J. Holden, J Kuhlman and A. Long hme accepted pogitions In the Bureau of Chemistry of the Department of Agriculture, flarriaborg R .51,,Lenn of the Department of Phygical I:duration gots to a high school in Pittsburgh • HERE AND THERE IN THE COLLEGE WORLD Oym I'M men hate on period for foot. ball practice at the Military 'Academy at it rat Point Included in this number are Captain McEwan, center, and Oli• phont, halfbeck, both of All-Amonlean teams Among the other experienced men are ford, Gerhardt and Vhrian Animal 'husbandry professors nill ride in a nhite mule race at the Central lowa fair at Antes this neck. The rate is to be run in three heats. one on each day of the fair and the loin era have guar. anteed that they ill ditch the heats on the day which, they started, According to the eenneyivanian, IMO graduates of the University of Pennsvi tnnin me nethely engorged ht the .1.:u• Yapese war. Men at lona Stole more Oen the op. portimity of electing a roam In Camp Cookery Among the other colleges to ogee similar courses are Cornell. :Man hattan And Oregon The keg rush at Swarthmore has been abolished and the otio-up . scrap mill be sulistytuted for it In the latter con• test thirty men from each class will be nrovided with too ropes apiece, the ob. Joel being to tie up the •pposing side. MEI HEALTH SERVICE IS NOW READY Free Treatment Is Given To Students—Advice From Dr. Forsythe Witli the opening of the new col lege year, the College Health bersiee of which Dr Forsythe is the head, is prepared to attend to the ills and all• meats of the students as man done last year It extends free medical at. tentlen including three days of bed. tare thin year Miss Helen If. Elder hits succeeded Miss Forsythe as the nurse on the Health Service staff. As is the anal custom, nil new stu• dents odl have to undergo a combined medical and physical examination nod these exammation lmvo alrendy started at the &filth Service building, met south of the athletic held. lie. Vor sythe has offered the follooing sages• tons for the Incomang class to follow ni order that they may keep in good physical condition. Well begun in half done" for the erne Hilo starts ills college course The student's rooming house is an import• ma factor m his start Cheap mom and board is poor economy, The mite sth• dent given attention to the following points in his room. I Your c)es carry :tutor load in study and they should hate plenty of light arranged to fall upon the page front behind the left sole 2 The clear brain grasps uhat the eves see The brain a ill net remain alert in a poorly ventilated, smoke-lad. bn room. A room 10x20x10 occupied y too permont should ham . the air completeiv changed etery hnlf hour Room ventilation in form houses in an tormusly poor and must not housed iv,. a standard for the student's mom The best tenipernture for study Is 03 de glees. .i. if possible sleep alone 4 Do not use flint common drink ing glass In the bathroom sow illore than you mould use a common tooth brush Get your our] glass, or better still, help the inannger to get a drink ing fountain attachment for the basin Theattachment may lie secured from plumbers at small cost L. Use a napkin ring at the table 0 Mind unnecessary hangings about the room as they are neither beautiful nor sanitary DEAN WATTS MADE DOCTOR OF SCIENCE Dean Watts, of the School of Agri culture, was sigisilh honored by the linhersity of 1,3 muse at the annual tominenceinent exercises of that mitt tutien lust clone '1 ho New York nni• ersity on June 14conferred upon Dean Watts the degree of Doctor of Science recogintion of los contribution to the sawce of agricultural science and education. BILL MARTIN QUALIFIES AS BASEBALL HERO If reports from the ant prose true, Bill 31artni, arbiter of Penn Slate's track destinies, has broker] lan_ the class of popular baseball }Miler(' 1,101 the biggest and loudest land of a splash imaginable, for rorfort has it that Bill, whose home is in Toischet, Wash., tuns recontlt ,resented pith a genalne. 18 karat gold medal 1,3 thin fond acid adoring populace of the Paull° Coast LOMB. The whys and Itherefora of the mbl• lee gift rest net illicit tl,o V.lll.oo,iland loner of Dill's political oratory, bat upon the fact that Bill, as 0 member of the Tonehet baseball team, recently won championship honors fur the home teen by hammering eat a bear hose hit at the Most o`.7chulogkal of all est chological momenta. The story nine that Touthet use three rune behind 20 the game ohkh the coin! the mintier of the league pennant With three men on bate Bill stooped up In the Out°, swung his likkory to and no in a Casey at:the-lett attitude and hating thus hyonotwed the opposing Titt.ber drone his unfortunate n anode first °tiering on) inner no the mime• tillers bonne say the bolt landed in Mongolia blln °diets untottain it bounced nil the North Pole, hut, be that usit !nay, Bill's Client tooled the tide of defeat and now Toiteliet has et leagne pennant olnle Bill has medal Some of the doubting 'llioionses mite still stal6 about the Lannon , totes• tioned the nuthentoity tit lilt µ Roan! but anording to latest tiettnints lull, ti Ith ret.klesi tlisrepted for expense. hoe on tiered the trophy shipped ii tint un het, and uttlott a R., vxlw,t, , , to siletme moron, all daubs hug Thomases and Immigrants from Illssourt oho hoe made their habitation in and around• the ens rons of State College. GRIDIRON GOSSIP First one &pont It hits too easy a job Brit the score should have liven hugger Therm Is moth to do haler. the team is a perfected maidens. Caption Clark airs right there elan it eame to recut tiring fumbles. Unneceasary delays and a forge num. her of Injuries made the game lather munterestrug. Bock lens mil of the gamo bah a bird hill. and lie bits missed rote Jlnuth m armed in time for the massacre foul till amp n+ aith it lend ing hand for it birth,. Thorpe ran tine team well in the Inn Loh +wd brought the only thrill of the game hi a 40 the run for a toncloloon. There the mond pre season farina to• be eliminated. There max the usual amount of fumbling fora first eneUtilit. cr. There promises to be arimetliing doing on the practice field thbr %reek Arbon the faults exposed Chine Up fa tarree- Lein !hire's credit to Trainer "Bill" Mar tin. Could a bigger complimeut ho paid his work with the State men than Just C0111)Illrlf1011 111th the nor physical condition of the visiting _players? One of the features of the game the env in obich the laminas of lost year's Freshman team handled them tielVeli in their 'treelike berths, "Casey" Jones and Iles were expo dolly prominent oith their tackle thrusts and mere sure ground gainers olieneier called upon to do their bit. The Freshmen In the East stands demonstrated that then could ;pie too m thine vells minima getting out of step It looks 111.0 It good beginning Aad there here feller Freshmen 0 1 / 1 /1 wi.llolo thought it neces,or3 to leave before the game idol oier, and that's another gond pollit The Westminster crew is slated as the next victim of tile Blue and White. IL Is said that they haw n stronger ea ivegation than last year. It oill Co. membered that the 3 gave State it hard bottle two yearn ago, Painter, last year's 'Varsity renter, ,wax observed to he acting as State's assistant linesman It la Int...eating to note that Stato uaa forced to punt but once, and ❑at ono traveled only about tuouty 'PENN STATE MANY PROMISING FIRST YEAR MEN SHOW UP WELL (Cantlotted from Pngo 1) Covoney, Alunglield High; and Potter, Woodbridge High. FRESHMAN TACKLE VARSITY Coach Llerman in hie development of the freshman tenni has been keeping pace with the ‘arinty team,. The ,)ear• gridiron stars }we of late igen basun; daily tunels with the sarsity men on New llemer These scrun• triages home produced hi the freshman titian a cleancut lighting spirit that au• guru well for Lhe hnnl onerous of the season 'rims fur Coach litrman hod notarran_ged any definite battle array for the soar men, but has been shifting the Papws about with tho purpose of metering the speethest and smoothest working condonation pos. 8/1/10. In „ the daily uorkonta Anion, Osborne anti Boneli hate all been giten n ehanee a 4 the tenterposeon Osborne, the teenier Unbois nigh :alum% end, Is some %that rent et the ph, but for all that ban been play ing a remarkably gond do• fensite game and has shown promise nt detelophig into in thoroughly conxistent lineman At the plaid positions Conch Herman bas been using Bills and Black Both linen are anteing the heat neat of the lino candidates and come to Penn State tilth unusual), good groin ~r 1 . 0 .1 reputations Up to date elrociong, the former Brool.1)11 Mannal star, and Stein, the old Kasha tackle, Iwo been holding &tun the tackle panatelas. Both men are big and fast and should detel• op into fleet Bunn SIII0111181,” mid Caroller into tun of the strongest bidders for the aim; aniations Car penter in particular has been putting IL fast heady game that places him I up m the tangurtril of the end candi dates, The backfield combination bag not as yet been worked nut be Conch Herman, Grath. Ander... Wolfe, Ilin orN, Stool, Barns and ootse.,ter are all nutkina strong bids for liertimnent liertlm and lime been torking the brunt of tine serinunage snort Susquehanna Proves No Match For State Team In First Game of Season (Continued trout Pogo bled and Slate reentered, Ening tarry tog the ball around left end for rot •n yard, Clark, JUile4 and made line plunges for a find don't 'qualm,- Isanna tlghtened and State its in dan ger of lotting the ball on the ettenneu . ton yard 101 e until Jones tent through right Whim for a toueltilonn Clink kit keit out. and Cabbage added another point. Fner,ll kneked Bugg...fully to State agaiwd the maid. Hew zeceited the ball on butte's ten 3ard line and re turned it to the toenty too 3ard hue Jones and Clark madeseteral line p through lungea thugh the right half of the line Much netted a first down Jones and Iloupe duplicated tine trick on the lett side of the line Clark nod Jones again gained in first loon throngli the right side of the line Farrell 0101 nn• airjurtd on the phi) and olien the grime re.tinte Iberia. ran around right .d main perfect Intereference, forty ludo for in totieloloon and the (aegis. gainof the game. Tine interference in• pirtd Altlrplt) and in Ole 1110/1111.11111 1 Clll/• binge knagn) the goal Susquehanna tleettul to recent, and Farrell 0101 dint red 10 Ills trIllIOS . 011 the 1.00110. 1 - 3ard line Berman tins injured 111 limo 1: 1 1 ' 1Y 3 1 . 111011. 1 .11 " 11 1 :11111 t 1.1 fi lln Tn"(lul'ltrne't(l,lloroet toter. hest and Clark ;pulled trot loon through tine hue and Thorpe foulest to gain around left end hones gamed too pinla through ...enter and the quar ter ended • 'rho hunt gamier opened m ilh n fum ble b 3 port/ Matamehantia yews tred and after sorest tortures to gain through the line kseked the ball out 01 bound. on the forty %ant bite State gamed a 111 st Jost it by a format(' and tan hue :limos bill 51114 pen:di/NI fif teen , ardet for !whim:. A form nod pait tiniest and Cribbage Inmsed in Held goal Su•nonehoniot foiled to omit materially tool kit tent Edgerton rem, ered the ball and retin nod tt stow )irate. The übm tie blem ehorllt after or& for tin end of the noise tytthout tot (her store 'rile line up— State Position. Susquehanha fmim or . . is l' \lurpin• I (orlon .C,. Cae+ler . . . . S7l‘ rnel.l .. It I' . I lerman I ligginv . It I. .. , Douglif 1 , ,,‘ Inu . q II . .... Peter.. Ih. II II 111141, Jon. I, II .. 11 MINIM.. • • (Itt L. Wiipt 1 r llVan el Itoferve—ltyan. Mt.. 111(.... Ite.1•111te••• mart, 1111,11 y• , otillt 1)111.0t.1 . 1 / 1 1111Ire. (loth liarlex, LA ftt, cite, tune of 111111rters, I.(k eh.. minutes . Snltntitutionh---Slale O'Donnell for Kraft, Ego for Comm, Pm neh tor Erushnnk. Thorpe for 1.,11 log, Do: th for Clark, Gro, for Tlot tr. Tat orner fun O'Donnell. Smith for Mirror,. Edger ton for .101 N, itobinnon full rulthage Sn-Inehnunn Bola k Int Mtn 40110, Call/than for Ili& k, fat notion IlsoLett. for Choi., Iliden for 'Murphy, Bullet. for Itolen l'onololon .bourn', Thorpe Owls tront tooth don n—Cltdmge :1 SEVENTV•FIVE FRESHMAN GIRLS ARE NOW ENROLLED The registration records shoe that or hit the he[unawg ol the sc. owl Ai erh of nchool there ore se, eat) 4110 1=1,4 enrolled la the f reslonen class, with a few entering with aiN uncial standing The inn ionty of the nee girls ta , c es pressed their desire to take lip the Ludy of domestic seienre a Idle it few are inking up ngrlralturnl and liberal nris sabjeets, A tem damps are In et idence at the moan's Wilding, chief among Ix I hat old dialog hall. Mitch was re• inns ed to IteAlllnter Balk has been horned lin it see nu, room A now do nuith science kitchen has also been urinated SHAEFFER SELF FILLING FOUNTAIN PEN OUR COIN FILLER PEN $l.OO & $1.40 The Rexall Store DEATH CLAIMS 4 STATE MEN Two Undergraduates and One Alumnus Meet Vio lent Deaths During Sum mer—One Died Last Fri day . . No less than four Lou.,, State men met death during the past summer, three of xliont none undergraduates Violent deaths mhile hnthmg ricer the cause for the loos of one senior and one soph omore, Jule en . eliteleohlte lieehleet e.teed the death of a prominent alum 00S, a member of tbe lOU class, Ihnnatery rheumatism caused the most recent death only last Friday, the rm. thu twang a 'number of the sophomore class. Dodd Page, 'IJ nn the first to he called by death Ile Om+ on an unto. mobile trip ulth Ills cousin, Silas rage, 17, going between Pittsburgh and Phil adelphia On August nth, near Gettys burg the car struck a had stretch of COLIC after tra‘eling °Nur IL good rood, and one of the front tires limn out. The radius rod snapped and the car turned turtle Page 11110 throun against a telegraph pole and fatally Injured. Re died it few hours later ulthout haling regained consciousness. Aboirt a seek later Harold 3. Manley, narnber •of the 1910 clam sae droaned a lulu birthing In the Juniata ...noir, will' Altoona. Ile had sollm from one nale of the reservoir to the otlier and back, and sus making allot'. or trip volute merbented lie ans sori• denly m1..1 by his L ompanzone, but several hours' beerelring failed to reveal the body. 'tlno reservoir antadrained the next day and the bode recovered. /le ass a von of ‘l. J. Manley, a promo sent Altoona mayor. lold D. pupla. 101111 in los clans here at State Within two nee]s of the time when lie would We returned to Penn State fur his final 3 ear in the school of en• gineering, Charles Thrush, also of Al toona, was fatally inpired while bath• log at Camden, S. .1. Ile diseil against a sand lair or shallow eater and the force of the impact broke Iris neck Ile 11114 rushed to Cooper hospital a Cllo ilen and en en ery attention, but he died that same iasenisig the was 2t feats of age lies nand Thomas Rabenold . , is mem ber of the eonliontore class, died at hi. home w Allentown last Friday an the result. of Inflammatory rheumatism of. testing lily heart. Ile hind hems ill for some tune. A number of classmates and friends from school attended the funeral Rennes last Monday Ile was enrolled no a themist "DADDY" GROFF SENDS TWO CHINESE STUDENTS TO STATE Tun young men, former students of "llattdc" Groff, Penn States, ii, 'Ur Lei Cling Lana and 31r. 1p 31gn Kok haw inarticulate,' in the agricultural Ilhoof of this college These men are i first to be sent to State from the Canton Christian college The elieen• es of their training Is at once apparent utter a short cone creation With them 'they hare a ',cry good command of the English language. Mr Let. nlio intends to take the four year course In agriculture, nits eltair man of the tdOellfAMllli cOnOIIaCO of the Canton College Y B. C. A Ile at tended the college file 3ears. Mr 1p hos mnatenlated kts a swain] student of forestry in adthtton to Ills training at the Canton Institution 311 ip has studied one Near nt the Unit erstty of liolippuie Wands Ile Ints also re, candy completed a one year trip Into the interior of China oan eompanton of Dr C. K. Edmunds, on a umentlite e‘pedition PAUL S. DRAWER, 'IIS MARRIED AT ROYERSFORD Paul a 13rAlltr of the C 11144 of laid married on the eighteenth at yep nher to Nlsioi I aura ot Not ersforih Powaylt mini Mr and 21rallter uill be at home after Comm her first at their honor at Emporium, Pon.% han.a Lt college Mr Brinier ons 11r.torian to los alp , . and our asimeinte oil LLm of the tollegnin Mr Brallter ntdi holds the honor of o riling the ilrid 1 / 1 11.1. ioer luthli.hed 113 an ‘nalergritiliinte at Penn Mole fir Ilrallier's Donk • Thu (111e4t, of the Ming,' rraritod much fat orable comment lilies published last tear Mr Brother is 000 employed a elooinei lit the .letnn I.splosion Loin pan3 at limporium THE FIRST NATIONAL BANN c h State College, Pa. FOSTIIR, Prosident. DAVID F. EAPP, Cashice for their work, their study, their gey The ooy to good light io by the uso of NATIONAL MAZDA LAMPS .—thee trite three times the light of earbon lamps, and it bottom, whiter light, without inertias, al recent cost, We carry a complete hue of hntinnnl 1.11.111113 1101110 sites at 27 mails; and aim the larger 1071,1. L;dudwg Limo 110,1' high eiricienoy hilnntr C lamps f or stores, offices and all large spaces State Centre Electric Co. MUSIC COURSE POPULAR ' Nf SUMMER SESSION Tito mmie school. during the summer session, proved to he the 1110 A ElllteCtlil• lot ever experienced at Penn State in both numbers nail activities Dean Robinson, uho had charge of the sum mer nork, states that the total enroll ment in his deportment Aton 277, the largest in the history of the school. Plane are now Wider W. to men et. teed this mord nett. summer. • The attidents of the tettirse acre mostly wheel teachers from different part n of the state oho ore (anteater mg to gain 0 1.000 Lodge of ninon. no 0, is taught to heginttera them. Inelnd• oil In the different oedema. ninetv•sk prepared for the state e‘inninattun teed mg to n teacher's certificate. Among the ninctpals only three faded to past the renewed nork. The faculty of the ellynannerst max Ilt.hunged from the prevlollo your, Dean Itottheion hating complete charge Loan ni Inenlbero of theatre, tlier t 0,041011 gate is rontert in the neili tormtn The chortle animated of 175 ,01004 PRESIDENT SPARKS TO RECEIVE THE FACULTY 'I he onnunl reception to the nrirmherri of the faculty by President and Mrs Edwin Erie ;works 111111 MAP Simrk.l will be held at the nre.reletit's moutons,' en Friday tnenlng., Oct 1.1, from 9 until 10 o'clock This to always the trot big socral event of OM school year And it, chief purpose in to hove the nen and old members of the college faculty meet and become better nemmlnted MEETINGS FOR FRIENDS Announcement line been outdo that meetingn for Friends in this sicinity iv:// he held evert. I trot-day in the T om' er of the Auditorium at 770 in the evening. li4ll • rfl! Cast your eagle eye on thlsl Our representatives is due to show at the Nittans , Inn: Afontiny, October .21 Theaday, October e 4 Fall Overcoats lEl=l Fall Furnishings Prices same as in our stores in New ''' York, "Your money back" backs everything We sell. ROGERS PEET COMPANY Brondm nY Brill t at at IJOI Jt ..Tho nt 34tli Every person in State College having grocery needs to supply should take advantage of the whole sale rates at the Co-Operative Grocery Store. You can easily make your savings run into dollars. State College Co-Operative Association Groceries : There Are Two Essentials For A Happy Year At State: A Gibson Mandolin or Guitar and A Corona Typewriter THE MUSIC STORE The Store That Tries to Have What You Want. SEE HARVEY BROS. For Baked Goods and Ice Cream Special Rates to Clubs and Fraternities THE PENN STATE BARBER SHOP Since we ma =Wile to greet you all personally, we use this motion to extend our greetings Just a Ilttlo reminder that we still have the name clean and sanitary shop with excellent workmanship and service. t6P1 . . , ' S. Carl Philippino, Prop ' Page Three Best Quality GROCERIES Wholesale and Retail ' f Special Rates to Clubs and Fraternities L. D. FYIE y 1 200-202 West College Avenue
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