Page Four Well, Fellows, here it is—Christmas Holidays. Can hardly realize it. We can only wish you a Merry Christ mas and a Happy New Year. Don't forget that box of Samoset before you go, for Sister, Mother or Sweetheart. .rust in from the factory. Here's hoping you all have a jolly vacation. GRAHAM & SONS On The Corner TWO YEAR MEN PLAN TO ENTERTAIN "SHORTHORNS" On thin Wv(lnesdas melting the 11rrt ear, tttu..,)ear Ntlll goo it rerep• tam to the Ineaining short (0111 Sr 111011 111 1(111 llorttealtaral building All later: (...ling Norma( has liven pinnucd P.. fesbor It. Snatl: Proten.r I' la !luny. and 31r Ni W. \No.d mill be the loam speakert for the emoting DR. BOUCKE TO LECTURE Dr Boucle wan glee an nacho. on ' 3111:mum! 1.111allling" [IIIII,IIIIN De,ember iourteentll, at 3 o'elock in the Old Chmiel 'llre lecture ulnah se bring green under the mavens of the (Aire Cub. In to lhr Mud lull Si 11 be uelLome State Coaches Pick All Penn'a Teams (Continued from Page I) entultry. EL ery 1111111 looked hag Leon st•Pn lit lieltorl an d lux „uric .rolully eozneztrool Os IL team unit and us 1111 111- 111% 11L11111 "In the backfield there are a number of star performer+, prominent among it hoot are Hastango and McLaren. of Pitt, Berr2. nod Derr, of Penn. Clark and Hess, of Penn State, MeCreight, of W. and .1 Altdocrlier. of Carnegie Magnmess and Brunner of Le. bight tl eldon, f Infra ette, Bosh, of Sit arthmore. Moyer, of (lett.) sburg, nod etch and Slope, of lbekunan As the most consistent performero at ho are of nll around calue to the teem, Hosting, of Pitt. (the best alberound athlete in Amount lotto.) ) and Dorm, the a onderfnl conibmatlon man of the Unto ersity of Pentis Dania home been select...it McLaren, the pint erfnl bucker of Ike Pitt team, Into been an placed at the fullback po-Aton For the second team Clark, of Penn State, no the trot eelcetcon largely bemuse of his olf4nekle running and too ability to make interference The other lmckfleld Imsd. ion.. on the elm en go to MeCretaitt, of 'IV nod .1 and Hess. of Penn State, both of it hoot aline along faster than any of the other btu ks ut the latter part of the season." ".1t the quarterback position hate, the 6ett3nlitarg lad, nun by far the best nn in the state and one of tiro bent in the country. Second liar been given to Whit. of Pitt, by f his monderfol npeed in the open field" Among the coda there non a general scomity of high choir performers The ort, of Miggins, of Penn State, Herm, of Pitt, McCarty, of Lehigh, and Mailer, of 1 . 01111. Nt:0041 oat 111041. prominently at the flan': pomtion, Carlson. of Pitt, flibmil of Carnegie Tic li, and Carroll, of %V and .1, also stood out cell oboe the n‘erage" "At biale 31ackert captain of the Lebanon Valley (dotl, heads the list lireiihr)ing ryas ml a par Bluth that of the best tackles in the eotintrt and on a big team lie, ulth Rote, aollid be the talk of the Veal' /I.llrN of IV and .1, line been :mord. tic at ier ponition Niemen, of hie enionntent plit)ing throughout the entire tensor Next leer he slioul.l be e morsel Little, of Penn, 'llloirnlllll, of Pitt, Alerenterii, of Car. negie 'I cab. llnilltott, of Searthmore. 'loft. of Lehigh owl Crairneill end Irie.lionl: of Penn State, °ASO did good nark" "bira place among Mr glin in 'ii in Stahel land, of Pat, nhile inn Krotnltank of Penn State, line been shifted front tackle to guard to 1111 the other ',man,. Ertn.bank has teen doing high grade work all year and In a better brie:not, titan any of the other guanbt who are atatlable Other good men Meiotic lien tong. of rinlll. '5lO l l. of Pitt, Gulok, of Loth, rate, I , :ellry of Carnego• Teel, and 'Hornig of hi manthmter O'Donnell, of Penn Statewan also ti fi rst elm. guard but somewhat hatolleaptool by hick of esperiente Parrish, of lion Stott, 1,1. 01/11 011 the defrost. but I ory undepend able to the !atm k" ....St renter 'colt, of Pitt, outelagost men. other tenter in the count:, IN nit, of Penn. I,l”,pier. mat lie elat.seil at a good smith' to • the Pitt .tar Limiter clot ter, good a orb rot Penn Slate and elinold ;note a strong tonteniter nest :rear," Hermann. ni lips helot., of an all. tmsslsannt freshman team had toner colleges to pal. from than Hatton, hut Illlerthele, feels that the freshman team related front the three leathilir fallege s of the State noultl velment , f tsornblv tutu ant n idnr teatit that night be peleattil at other ntetmuo of the wont ry In the fltotto of 01111, urn place Mlle gINOII SIIIII/1/1•kl, end.. 'state sluff Wallace, of Venn The former with his to nnntsh tnterferento and tootle dont] the field is teekoned In Noma. on the hest freshman end of the sear an tins Selllllll of the en i tre 1101- lave Mks seleensl Hs a running male lin SIMI/MAI 1111V11) haat.. of lilt whd ON In teeing IneLleff Booth. of Penn Sint°,alto lamed pined foothnll to n.ll ornig the feet that he huff pin)efl foot Intll 41111 V during. the last tics, spars 'rho three Iwo, tot hler t r t..h ttoo , rant. urrt Io be honot HARDWARE The Right Place For the Right Goods At the Right Price DOCKASH Stoves & Ranges Olewine's Store Bellefonte, Pa. 1 . `.. \ I -.A. _...i._ Pitt, nrities, of Penn, and 11dls, f Penn State. The first named plii)er is nerounted tire bent of the dins,and he bah (hale,, selectml for the all. Peons)linnut team strong pima mos his nbtliti to itire his stile of Mole Unties ',loci!a. lob, burn eluirging game that stomped lion as bell aboie the itierage. Thomas, of Pitt, and Black, of Penn State, bete the inen selected to fill the petrol positions ninom. played MI MI. iodisilly strong urren,,, , Brune nod bits poberfol ninth ol opaling lip holes Black 1,14 (110.11 for the other positton ihiell) bectiose of his sound football sc.nse and ins stiolit ) to snake inter ference. Brom n, of Penn State, titan pat op n good goose nt guard, but lams handicapped by no injured lop through. out tared of the SC.OII. At. tenter Osborne. of Pout State, 0(1)041 bead and oboulders shone lug op. patents m (Ire pnot ',mutton Ife max •specially strong on tire defense both in and out of the bile, and Atoned ex. cepttonal ability in breaking op foraard passes MILLER A CLEVER PLAYER In tine quarterbackposition Miller, of Penn State, nos by all odds the Omer (At, man Ili frol4lllllllll ranks. He aim R uonderfully good defentose player, a fast man in tine open 'told and at all Limos dangerous on resorts play. Ile MRS also a good punter and n fair place nand kicker Paler, of Pitt, Is ranked second to Miller as the best freshman quarterback of the ear Wolf, of Penn Scale, and Bent, of Pitt, formal ma ideal pair for the half back posttions Wolf's strongest point Sian Ins ability to run ends front a Lick formation Hurd eseolloil in line piling mg Wolf mlth his ability to run. ((v -atted pass, or kick from a kick forma tion made an esteptlonally krong coin btnation man Rouse, of Peon i”t.b hie general nll around football abiht), ens selected for the fullbnck positron Ile slims ml good form in form nil missing and Was cspes smile offeetne in off-tackle plays. Other freshman backfield men who are worthy of special mention meludo of Pitt, and Dunbar, of Perm State. The former was a good punter and an eseellent field gold kicker. while Dunbar is credited with being the most terrific line plungerof the year The hater weighs lent 150 pounds, bones, r, and it inn• ins hick of weight more than ant thing else that presented hint from being selected for the lire, team Two Defeats Mar State's 1916 Record (Continued from Page 1) tune in the bark field Nit an inpirexl hip met eked lam from playing the mine ic imitable of It mounted for lies, and Robb. neither of ohms made the frallumn yleson Lint }ear, to for. lush the sr:motion of the year Their mork c u es of high clans throughout and improted an the season grew older Ae. cording to Conch Ilarlom, hail these men had the benetit of a year's experience on the freshman team, they mould Fume been men better thin 'near EARLY GAMES EASY The early games of the selleclulo, 66rE ac k end White" MAMMIES at the IREXALL Deng Store FOREST L. STRUBLE PLUMBING AND HEATING Both Phones Nit* Mire Co. NITTANY THEATRE THURSDAY I=l "THE COMBAT" Don't Miss This—lt Is Par-Excellent FRIDAY H. B. WARNER "The Vagabond Prince" You Saw Warner tact In "Shell 43" SATURDAY DUSTIN FARNUId "The Parson of Panament" Another Claes "A" Production r __,...... . "'-''''' '' ' '' '' ' '' '' ' ' ' '' 4 7 . -All t : ', ' , lc=F 432 :ZaaZ-14.1 - 51.M i MXgrirAV F %-: . ` "C''' -' 7 ll', i'''',4 - f ' 1: 1 ... ~ ..!.:XY'''- T: =4 7t Til ' ) \ 441.4.24 4 Tryo , .1 4 f, ,„ , , - ; ' , 44 4 ,,e.4-,..,,,,yr4' C;;V\ PENN STATE ) COLLEGIAN ' We nesday, Dec. 13, 1 chine. Susquehanna, Westnonster, Duck. melt and Went %%girlie Wesleyan were overobelmed a nuecesshe Slltllidll‘ and great confident, prewilled mer the result of the gnine oath Penn. It nits this confidence olsieli Tamed lstate's tin. doing, boomer, for the unexpected stiength of the lied and Blue tool. Stets by surmise and the result IS history. The train I,IIS pretty badly crippled In the Penn game and it was a make shift Omen that trounced aettyshurg a seek later The result of this genie .ceined to mite the phis era schneoliat and they run up it total of 70 points 1•11 flenewi At Lehigh, the follooing oerk, State played her best game of the season and gamed the decision after ono of the most gruelling puma mer p1e3.1 en the Lehigh field The Pciiiiii.hania day nttruei ion prong! pretty much of a farce, mhen Lafayette sent in inn tenni of suleititutea Inch did not make the game men no Coming lust before the Pitt contest, this arts the worst tiring that mild bane happened for the game inn not men good practice. The Thanks. gin Ina day UlllllO Wooed in be tire second defeat of the season although the State tenni una defeated the puns it ;din eil reflected nothing bra credit upon the play ors Conch lbwlon in renewing the Ron son, into the tenoning to ens • "I feel thnt the bruit OW Nene did all that could be expected of them under lii■ eirrinnstanees. Solon moo mere lost from the tenon of the sear before and Undo the material tooled exceedingly Food, too numb nine expected of the new men oho 111n111) up the biggest port of the tennt nnrlng tiro SOIIROn. they =ani mals, unprosed. Lut their Inexperience prosed a severe Luellen], . The team man "groon," and for that rens. it Mali inclined to fall doun nt emend times, sneh as in the Penn gone and out ae In reference to the a•hrvhde. ITarlow seas that it ..11% undoubtedly n mistake to play NO tunny smell gnmes, but itT the time the schedule ens made out, Westminster and C:eth sburg MOM thought to haN e strong tennis. Many of the smeller college, will un doubtedly be dropped next season. It mill guy State a lot more prestige to r il l eVal7,l loo fl= ge t r o 14=7 , ert. n j u la n = 1 ; user httln•kna n m colleges With Captain Clark the only man lost from this )car's team, .d mall all the other men benelltted by their Sear of esnenence, the task nt the conches should be a lot easier next foil than it has been for three years Senora) mem. berg on the fre.hinan team will bane to be conaulered in the final selection of places else. Po Coach Harlow to not ,norrying much once next year's team, if all the men return Thu record for the past season fol . ion s: Patronize our advertisers and refer to this paper in doing so. NOW We are settled in our new quarteri and pre pared to give you the very best service that clean and sanitary conditions can afford. Everything New. We are open until 12.00 p. m. every night. KNTOX'S CAFE CHRISTMAS Start today to do your Christmas shopping. We Imo our entire stock on display for the llohlaiya . store is "brimful" of useful gifts; the Lind that maks the other fellow happy Appropriate Gifts Silk Half Hose Jeweler) , Fancy Waistcoats Bath Robes Initial Handkerchiefs Bags Umbrellas Coat Sweaters Cravats Pajamas Gloves House Coats Suit Cases Shirts Knit Mufflers Hats Accept our best wisbes for a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. The Toggery Shop Montgomery & Company State College Bellefonte , :r-noitopLags ? Qualitr 'Stab COllo.cce;Tet. PASTIME THEATRE COMING "The Birth of - a Nation" "The Evil Women po ll It's A Bluebird And 013 C You Are Gwng To Like "The Unwelcome A Fox Production Of More Than i State 27 Susquehanna 0 Sint° 23 Westminster 0 State 30 Dueltuell 7 State 311 %V Va Wesleyan 0 State 0 Penn 13 State 40 Gettysburg 2 State 70 GeneGt 0 State 10 Lehigh 7 State 10 Lutayette 0 State 0 Pitt 31 Totals 318 01 Football Scrap Game Ends In Scoreless Tie (Continued from Page 1) 3kKelsee to Miler, took the boil from the Sophomore's 40 )iird line to their lint there the MO eren held font, and three rushed gained but three yards. I, o ,r Ull i fo o u , r e t r h th ilon ,o n m a l ifnoon. Thin nna a splendid opportunity for a try for a 'on] front OW,oo ith the heavy boll, but the Fresh roe chose to pass ft up, desiring bigger mune. After an exchange Of kicks, the held the ball in intil•lield Thorpe raced around the end for a first dons. but then the Freshmen held for donne. The Sold, trek rolled mer the gonl, and starting from the lard line, Miller ran around right end for 18 jowlbefore the Ouse of the quarter The peened quarter iron largely a repetition of the first, outb the Freshmen keeping most of the play in Sophomore territory The first fumble of the game came after the ball had evthangell bands twice in the second half mitts no sub. stantml gams registered by either side Starting fronts liftller and Mc- Kelvey began to stroll towards the Soph goal The former gained mine yards and the hitter mould lime made another ten bail inc not dropped the sliegery ball miter° st maw recoaered by a :mph on the 30 3 ard line They could not gam, homeser, .d %Olen the Freshens got the ball again Dunbar mantic all but first down 111 three line p o lt r ini.ies Then Griffiths smashed tiara 13 yards, placing the pigskin once niece on the Soph's yard line. The Yearlings mere again throe in fur losses and on the fourth down a formard pass failed. iniuking the close of the third quarter and also the end of ag grows° hostilities on the part of the freshmen. FIRST NATIONAL BANE '''. slate College, Pa. r. L. 3i . M378, Pnablent. DAVID F. KAPP A Calder FRIDAY ELSIE JANE WILSON SATURDAY WALTER LAW LN 1 rother" AV:tag° Merit. SOPRS GET STARTTD 10111 started the last lap with the ball on Mei? area 35 yard line, and before Thorpe, linger and Bons could be stopped in their line pluming `and end running, tao striught first downs bud been registered and the ball .was on the Freshmen's 45 3 lard ine. linger added still another Ilve yards, but Rues toweled and the Freshmen recovered Wu their n bard lane. But the flunbdug fever qpreatt end after a 5 yard gait the PILO crew lon 0.13 11111 anl tho enemy recovered an the 42. yard lute Al. ter a four.yard gain the Sophs added another fumble to the list, and the Freshmen another recovery. But they could not gain, and on sliller's kick, Bortz furnished ono of the fen• thrillers of thename Ile snatched the long, lon punt th a leap into the air, turned about, and a ithout intereferenee ran through almost the moire Freshmen team to their 30 3.5 rd line. It arias a 2.5 bard nut, the longest of the game rho I.eshmen all Owed no further gat 1, and on the fourth dean, Lindquist drop. pair forward null, able]: it .• had laen suctessful, • AMY a t • c matted Solsllolllore vietlry. hull, r AR. thrown R live yard loss, am the game eat. Good Taste Demands KRYPTOK GLASSES 'N S fi • The ONLY Invisible Befoul. If you need double vision glasses don't think of wearing old fashioned bifocals with the conspicious line that makes you look freakish. Kryptoks are the only bifocals in perfect taste because they look exactly like single vision glasses, and they enable you to see near and far objects perfectly. MRS. EVA B. ROAN 522 E. College Ave. State College, Pa. VE S 10 PENCIL 017'Perfectgegr s ies' . from 6B Softest to 9H Hardest had hardimd med. ium copying LIFT: --a Pencil! -as'° ?.g.l t he"Y Ar,"lriekr numbered B's such as 38, 411, 513. For the rctreme limit of softness 015 is without an equal and is used by many as being the ideal of all pencils. ?Medium degree is NB N's are the harder grades, MI or 311 bring medium hard, and 011, etc, being used for thin, clear, line lines of detallings Your 'wormers till confirm these statements as to the merits of VENUS pencils. Note the distinctive VENUS water mark finish when you buy. 7 - K„c;TY „v s - 0 / 0 " k beautifully smooth and men in texturB It nibs oat pencil marks perfectly Gray, and does not cause discolonttion. 12 alms from 100 'to a but to 4 to a box. Box price $2 Venus Erasers aro the best eras ers Ask for them by name. lot. bate at your Supply Store. American Lead Pencil Co., mibugr=irlieiltign."2 Showing the largest line of Handsome Neckwear (SOc upwards), Knitted Npftlett and Angel , see in any Store. iimfirbArloiliter ;, orig ,orretvv_-gtesi UEUEFONTEANDSTATE:COLLEGVA Tho line up and summary• Sophomores Pos. Freshmen. Isovison . L E Smith Smith L T Hills Robinson L G Brown Wilson C Osborne Loeko II 0 Blunt. Teener • It T Firsching Lindquist It II Smorinsid Thorpu Q II Miller .T.lnger Pond L H It 'Dunbar It H B .... . McKelvey Bort, .. F B Harm Substitutions—Sophomorost Rams ,for The White Grotto Cafe Is under new .management but the same first class-ser vice and courteous treat ment will continue as hereto fore. Come In J. S. CLINGER, Mgr L. C. BULLOCK Justice of Peace Legal Business promptly attended to. Money to Loan $l,OOO up. Fresh Lake and Salt Water Fish, Shell Oysters Clams and Sea Foods of all kinds received daily Special Rates to ----Glubs-a-nfLETaternities Philadelphia Fish & Oyster Market 119 Frazer Street Both Phones. W. P. ALLEN, Manager. 11 - • c‘iELECTRIC'CIFTS - .are Always acceptable. We are showing a line of Universal Heating and ; " Cooking Appliances Apex Cleaners Portable Reading Lampill State Centre Electric Co. 'c 125 Frazier St. STATE COLLEGE, PA. Store Closes at 6 P. M. Except Saturday. Pond; Proshmnn: Dart for Fire Griffith. ,for Hares. -- Ref .._ eree, Higgins, '18; umpire..PaintCi'l 'l7; head linesmen, En lag, '18; llold judge, Cates. Assistant linesman, Cross, and Jones,- 'lO. „Unla of quarterell 10 mint.les each. +
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