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PRIZE AWARD
FOR COLLEGIAN
CONTRIBUTORS
Dr. Sparks Offers Prize for
Best Article on "The
Greatest Need of Penn
State."
In accordance Ai ith a plan Admit tins
maimed In the WOW at Nonember
the Collegian mill denote certain space
each torch to the publishing of u-
U articles on the stibtect, "I%li st
is the Greatest Need of Penn State•"
This project has recelned the unqualified
Rapport of the college inlimmitration
and to further stimulate interest m the
matter President I.lclrks has offered a
price of line dollars for the best article
on the foregoing subject.
Dr. Spark's annard 1,111 be made on
March Ist, 1017, throngh a special com
mittee appointed for that nurixise 'Pitta
committee null be selected in the near
future and is ill be composed of one or
morn representatines front each of the
fourdinisions of the iollege—the stu
dent body, faculty, alumni - and twinl
of trustees It to probable that °than
mill be made to bane the prenitlent of
the board of trustees act as chairman of
the committee
The 00111111A1(100, Os rioted before by
the Collegian, will be open to any mem
ber of the student body, inmate or
nlumnq and contributed articles will be
welcomed from all three sources The
articles 11111 V deal with env phase of the
needs of Penn State, either material,
moral or intellectual, the only restric
tion being that they lime to do with tho
betterment of conditions about the Col.
le ge
As many of these articles ns possible
di bo printed between new and the
tune of the award All ortgeles which
are Incensed by the 1 7 ilitor and which
conform to the roles of the contest will
be green consideration in awarding the
remirdless of whether such articles
lime been iirintssi or not. To reecho
considerntion, hours,. communicationn
should be not longer than trit) to 300
words m length and should he sinned
milli the mime of the writer The 11111110
Of the contributor will linen Inc withheld
or
published nit his option All articles
should be sent to 'llie I deter, Penn State
Colleginn
CLUB DOINGS
Notes of the Activities of Many Penn
State Organisattans.
At y
a recent meeting of the ]lucks
ount cl t follo mg officers mere
tated for ub
the he
lean m
President, Lewis
Lade}, ‘ice-pre.adent, llomard Fraser,
secretary and treasurer, Joseph Rum!
Plans for the Sear mere discussed, aid
of mluckwas the annual Christmas
dance of the club held at Don lestown
Arrangements for this affair mill be left
in the hands of a tommittee
The nest meeting of the Mechanical
Engineering Society a ill ho held on
Monday an caning, 1..0u ember 27th, %%hem
humus, of importams a ill be Lundtat
ed Dean Sackett has been setured to
speak at this meeting, his subjel.t. has
Los yet been anneumed.
'rho Literary Society of the Too
Year -tgriculuunl bdiuul, w licit has its
headquarters at Ileum 100, llortitulture
Building, proposes to pave a very Inter
esting program lit its meeting next
:Monday evening tit 730 This societ),
with oilvancement in Lanksli literature
and speech no its nun, started last 3ear
vvitli it mere handful of lumbers, but
has more increased the memborolup to
bout Ihty
'I he Soot born Club oils reorgninttil
bet Wednesa lure meet in
trhult thirtee d n y
men preocit ing
Club oils first organized Imre 01 the yule
01 1013 and lasted but one ,tiar olien
It died mit, because of the ruling of Olt
tollege that no flirt, ouidil be admitted
from outside tilt state Th. seer some
of the former ini inters, together with
comb of the nett men decided to riturgnio
leo tho somety club has at present
abut, thirteen members, representing
eight southern states The officers are
President, \V, 1' Jones, NILO prealdtnt,.t.
G. Pittrith, secretary owl tiensurer, 0
J.
State Downs Lehigh
In Hard Fought Game
(Continued from ]'ago I)
enable to gum at first down W. forced
to kkl, cuerlie goal line lice
ball nos put su plai Oil tits . 20 veld
1 14
and Bre: mar lauded to Robb on the
14 'aril line After it feu naimar plays
high Inman ...tared thu ball on an
Intercepted furuard pass and punted
to State's 45 yard line. Robb returned
the ball 10 lards
EDGERTON KICKS FIELD GOAL
Slate now proceeded to secure tl
firet score Robb, Beak, Ruing mad
Clark in tun first do.us nilvaneed llto
ball to the 20 Nerd lane and then Edger
ton was substituted for Robb Ewing
mand one an yard and then Edger
ton dropalcukcil a field goal from tho
80 yard line. Edgerton having faccom•
pliehed his task. Hess owe sent in in lan
place. Store 8 0
McCarty kaiked off to Reek on the
10 yard line mho returned
Beek mined 5 Nerds through center and
wan then replaced Lc Joni, Clark
punted to Lohigh's 80 lard lane iliac'
Swain tackled they man an ble tracks.
Lehigh land whence(' to m Rhin one
bard of II ilist clean. ulacn the ulustlo
dew for the end of the half. Seoul
3.0. . .
LEHIGH'S t ERIAL ATTACK.
At the Mart of the second nail, Beck
resumed hhi place at half-back, NI line
JUNIOR NOTICE
All members of the Junior clime
ulto desire to compete for the posi
tion of Class Historian gru requested
to clepoeit 0 complete history of the
elose In the LaVet Bee, First
Floor, old Main, on or before Decent
her 5, 1910.
the rest of the line-up remained intact
Both sides shun oil grim determination
—Lehigh to num out Slate's meagre
lead, and State to make it nen grittier
the Blue and Mute elm en gained Lon
sistently through the line, but penal
ties or fumbles at inopportune moments
firmed the stumbling block for touch
&inns. I °high MI the other hand, could
do nothing a Ida State's line and inns.
In fact, the lost more ground than
the) gained during actual scrimmage.
But they opened up is ben ildermg
sterna attack uloch netted them gam
after gang and finally resulted in a
touchtluan.
Clark mental the kick•olT on the
15-lard lam and returned It 25 lards
After Beek had made .1 lards through
the thle. Clark fumbled a lord pass from
center, but recotered at for a lite lard
loss. :lo punted to Lehigh's 10 lard
line. Brunner pouted to I:treig, who
returned at 12 tarts Four elleeeete, e
pima at left end 3telded tue first
douns. and in three pht3s around the
opposite eml, Clark Red Berk had gained
17 Nerds more, elicit State ass penal
:red 15 Nerds for holding State could
not gaunt An e‘change of punts fol
lotted en tin Clark hat ting the better or
it. State N 1 et pet:alined 20 lards for
hurdllng Clark again punted but Le
hark faded to gem also Parrish block
ed Brunner's punt, but Lehigh rem,
ered. Another ettchange of punts fol
lotted, gating. Lehigh the ball on bey
errs 20 yard line
=IM=IM
=ltlM2==
peek nod Llonig tamed ten Nord% to.
fig a out nround end on n beautiful 01 1 011
eld roil for 25 Nara putting the ball
n tho 15 nod line. Clark gained too,
hen the quarter ended On the first
menu u hen play Man resumed, I:wlng
ient around right end for a touch
,oon. Conmor kicked the goal mluell
lade the score 10 0.
. . .
Maginnes ran th kickoff back CO
•nrds and uas cauglit from behind by
- ping on State's 35-yard line. Brunner
HARRY ROBB
Whose End Running is Featuring Penn
State's Play
shot a fare urd to Mammies lunch put the
ball on State's 10 lard line But hero
the big Blue team, 1111.11 their backs to
the oat!, three back three of Lehigh's
chargek for 110 slid a I'm maid pass
user the 1100 ens broken by Czarnecki.
Clark punted from the 20 :tacit lino
and Krusliank dooned the 011111 in isle
tracks at mid-field 110 ieg intercepted
a fulmar. pass on Stet's 17 lard line
and Chub punted to Lelligh's 20 lard
taco. As usual, Lehigh lost on attempt.
ing to rim around lett end They failed
at a foroard, and punted out of hounds
Chink returned the kick.
I=l
3lnginnes made lux 10001'0 first real
gain through the lie—llse yards, but
ant end ru Iwnt 2 lards. Brunner be.
gait to kart forwards 31m:tunes got
the that fur no want of 18 'nerds Frain%
got the ne,t and carried tho ball to
the eight yard line. Ening man hurt
and Junes took his place line State
fine agatn held lik e a atone wall, but on
the lint dawn, Hurley caught a pass
from nem:talon behind the goal lute
for a totaltdonn Ale Carty kicked the
•
goal. Score, State 10, Lehigh 7.
After receiving Ulu kickoff, Brunner
twoorLod muro forwards, ono to
'rum for 25 lard* nut anothor to
.e for 10 t orals, enuneekl broke up
he next a 1 n, end another nue 00.1100
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"Tolnt vo,ng sinirirtiro'•-
NITTANY THEATRE
THURSDAY
Douglas Fairbanks
Dorothy Dalton
In
...THE JUNGLE CHILD."
SATURDAY
Pauline Fredrick
"A WOMAN IN THE CASE!,
A SPECIAL PENNSYLVANIA DAY WEEK PROGRAM.
-~ l 1.
hv Clark. It was Slate's ball on her
42 lard line. a hen the final v. Walla
bleu The buena: . .
LEHIGH-7
L. I: .. W. 31cLikrty
STATE -10
Ctibbag..
G —ll. 31cCity.th)
Clatrnecka . . R. T.
llicemn It E
Q Cherlo;,eth
NIMOIEtI2I
IteleWeL.Thorpe. Co11:1;1111.a. Umpire
—3lasn cll. Snarllonore. Mend linos-
Inno-.113 an, Mielomm Field Judge—
Coonev, Princeton. Tune of Quarters
-15 minutes each. Tonelidoo ns—to mg,
Berle, Goals from Tolielidnon—Con..
°ler, .MeCart). Goal from field—Edger
ton. Substitutions—For Stale. So sin
for Cubing°. Filgerton for Robb, Hess
for Edgerton, Jones for Beck, Beek for
Jones, Gross for Co mg; Thorpe for
Cross For Lehigh—Purcell for Her.
mgt.. Gulick fur Good, Johnson for
Itlehards. From for (Mick, Mclnnes for
Purcell, nerrington for Chenouctli, Bur
ley for Mclnnes.
Pennsylvania Day
To Be a Busy One
(Continued from Page 1)
main engineering building and in the
electrical not
THE 31ECILANICAIS will show sec
tional models of ninehines and engines;
safety appliances, parts of madams,
Instruments used in testing, and ninny
photographs and draw fags of apperntils.
THE CIVILS SNil lime on an exhibit
n number of dressings, student work in
design, and photogrnas chow logs the
methods of road building
TIIE INDUSTRIALS will show stu
dent work in machine tool practice, par.
ticularly foundry and •atiodnorkin,.,,
TIIE ELECTRICAL display will be In
anted In Engmeering,i'D" end wOI eon•
Rust of the litmus types of modern
lamps and lighting fixtures There will
be numerous electrical nmelties in the
way of toys, and a full display of elec
tric:ll domestic appliances. At certain
definite times messages nro always coin
ing in and by arnuntement with the op
erator athance, those wishing to hear
the signals coining in inny do en. A
couple of electrical phenomena or tricks
scull be on display, arranged by the
',indents.
lIINTST: exhibit will nerhnpa he
the moat elaborate of them nil It mill
he 00011 in the new mining building and
mill contain the features that nre to be
neon there throughout the year, mlth
mine additional features for this occa
sion,
THE HOME ECONOMIC display will
ho another big feature It will be shown
in the Woman's building. Actual pre
krations of "friends and foes of man
ind" will be shown RH preffared by the
women students. Different meals will
be shown, ready for fsinsumptlon and
each will show statements of food value
and cost, Sewing, handiwork and weal,
ing, will make up the flomestio art et
and a display of various cooking
l an nietire CO.
Phpfoplegs 4Qua*: .
P(Sfdlo Collecle. — Peur _ 4
"THE SECRET OF THE SWAMP."
You Will Find It Worthy of the Occasion.
~~ r µ ~~
utensils will be it part of the domestic
science exhibit.
. .
Tut lIISTORICAL :MUSEUM of the
college, m the nest gene* of the Ll
brairy mill show rums) interesting foots
and fotturen coneerning the college.
TIIIIINDUSTRIAL AND FINE ARTS
exhibit shoes the work done the stu
dents in thus course :Mane Ana draw
ings end paintings nil! be seen in rooms
2b4 6 3lnle building
THE CONCERTS
Band, Glee Club and Orchestra Will
Help Entertain
The nnldory bend, the college Glee
club and the college orchestra mill each
Fall Showing
Portable
Reading
Lamps
Electrical
Appliances
Pennsylvania Day
Everything Electrical
State Centre Electric Co,
125 Frazier St.
STATE COLLEGE, PA
Store Closes at 6 P. M
Except Saturday.
PASTIME THEATRE
EM=IM
Douglas Fairbanka
"REGGIE MIXES IN."
Myrtlo Gonzalez
SATURDAY
William Fanium
"THE END OF THE TRAIL."
lend a hand in tho entertainment of the Ethel Cotton Sparks in a feature "scarf / L. C. BULLOCK
I'olllBll3.l,i=la day visitors On Thorn. Dance," and Miss Margaret Baker, 'lB, (
day netting at 7.30, the band mill give in selected readings. The orchestra eon- Justice of Peace
a benefit concert, on Saturday at the cert will be made different by readings
same hour Liao glee club m all gh e its first by Professor Maradintan, of the English ,
concert of tho 3ear; and on Sunday nf- faculty. Club members and Miss Mary L egal Business promptly
ter moon at 3 :10 the orchestra mill render Dunham 1011 pro,ide features forte attended to. Money to Loan
a free concert. glen club concert. All concerts will bo
'rho band mill be assisted by Miss hold in the auditorium. $l,OOO up.
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