Wednesday,' October 1, 1919 Hr4F-1441+,1•44-1-H -.-. On the Corner ... 4 ".F4-{ I I I 1 }+++++l , 4 ::lIERE GOES FOR A ... *-: .. LITTLE 110EE AGONY Yes, dear reader, this doesn't hurt you any more than It does us And I guess If you can ntnnd It, we can. It's lucky we received our prep edu cation at a Helicon about Ilvo miles down the line, for n guy sore does not need a count° In eare•emckinft to ono one of them new-tangled lock bonen In the P. O. Ye ed aln% learned how to do It yet. Guess ho needs ucourse In the wime peep Helmet P. S—Don't tell him. though, he might get wind and can no And While WO don't mind being pre served, we sure wouldn't like to be CANNED Well, ye old pester nice has carne and went And now the freebies can rest In peace—until the next time. We Sate our reporter soya the SoPhe and Juniors had a scrap on the Co -et. We must admit. however. It looked more to us like a free-for-nil. ()tees the Argonne forest had tattling on it. And of course the Sophs won. At least that's {Oat said reporter sold, but then he Nine a Sept! lihoiolf, so he can't be blamed for thlnltlif such foothill things. TO TOD FROSII. Now that Ito get ting to be cold neather. we hereby make n tree gift to the Freebies of all the radiator. In town. They're' Youm, hang on to 'em good and tite, and whoes more, don't lot on, poor nutt of a Soph sell 'em to too ' The editor of our hot-air box col3m got an excommunication tide yero peak, coot two cents to Bend it too And what do you suppose the poor fish writ It on? PAPER. b.gosh. For a little variation, we herewith submit this poem, No, we ain't a-starting etudt , ing. And we ain't a-going to, father For there ain't no uso n-grinding 'hen we'd a great deal rather Co to Ladles' Cottage Guess we'll begin to think about starting studying along about quiz time. We agree with the man who nald "what chance line a poor devil of a student to go through, college Paying $8 week room and $4 a week board?" Lucky we paid our landlady reg'lnr lout year and got a rep, for atvuoual, BROKE And if some more of these subscrip tions don't begin to roll in, Well May broke Might even hove to speed Pub lication SO, what's the use of going to Bello fonto for two and throe-fourths when you can got nil you want hero for ono and a half. Step up, fellottn, ono at a tlmo please Don't crowd If you're willing and we're willing. I guess that will lie ALL, COLIEGE CHORUS SMOS In Sunday chapel, the College Chorus gave a fine rendition of Gounotrs "Jesua . Word of Cod Incarnate' . The organization of this branch of musical activity hoe nearly been completed and in spite of the fact that Seniors have been exempted from daily chapel, the clam of TO Is well represented T. C. Smith & Son Dealers in General Hardware Builders' Material, Oils, Paints, Class, Cement, Stows, Rooting, Spouting, Etc. State College, Pa. DONT SEND THAT FRESHMAN WE WILL BRING THEM TO YOUR ROOM EVERY NIGHT Homemade Sandwiches, Pies, and Cakes. Better -than Mother makes. We do catering , of all kinds. Dainty little sandwiches and punch for that luncheon after the dance. Husky onesfor the feed. Let us give you our bid Phone 193 Lubic '2O Keith '2l SINGLE FIELD GOAL DEFEATS VARSITY Winer, by Beautiful Dropkick in -Third Quarter, Enables Second Team to Win 3-0 The last game between the varsity and second teams before the opening of the football season was played last Sat urday on New Beaver field and resulted in a 2-0 victory far the scrubs. Both elites were evenly matched so that Penn State will have a wealth of material from which to select her varsity team The game opened with the second team kicking off. Way. the vareltY quarterback, received tile bait on the 2-yard line and by brilliant open field running advanced it to the 20-yard mark Several times during the game. he got away for long runs of thin kind. Hess at fullback and Beck and Robb an half backs composed the rest of the backfield for the first team, and they repeatedly went [hr.& the line for substantial going The second team, however, also lied an excellent back field. with Jones at full, Ritner at quarter, Nillinger, right half, and Haines, left knit, and on more than one occasion they pierced the varsity lino The linen of both teams were about equal Both offered good resistance and kept their opponents from getting dangerously near to their goals. The varsity line consisted of Elgin.. end Snell, right anti left ends, Stangely and Cabbage, right and left tackles, Henry and McKenzie, right and left guards. and Conover, center. The sec ond team's line was made up of Brown and Ege, ends, Hill and Black, tackle. , Gill and Baer, guards: and Bentz, center. The scrubs scored the only points of the some In the thild quarter. they worked the boll down the field to the varsity's 20-yard line, and from there Ritter dropkicked a beautiful field goal, netting three points. The game woo characterized by frequent tlme•out periods and substitu tions' Pond substituted for Jones, Knobb for Haines, Kraft for Way. and Emory for McKenzie Ono pecullargY of the game wan that every forward pass failed, whether attempted by var sity or scrubs. Special meeting! All out to nee Dr, Kriebel, room 121 Old Main, Thuroday, 7 30 P. 21 Also eats . First Class . 1 SHOE REPAIRING J. A. Mingle FRAZIER ST. Everything In Groceries Highland Grocery 106 Ninny Ave. Special rates to Fraternities HURWITZ STORE Haying removed to more spacious .quarters we are better prepared than ever to ' serve you with the choicest of Clothing, Shoes, and Furnishings. Located one door above the ° old stand. Your Patronage Appreciated --GIVE VS A TRIAL Ni. iHrualvvir - rz, Allen -.Street - MINING NOTES Professor H B Northrup, of the De partment of Metallurgy, attended the 120th meeting of the American Insti tute of Mining and Metallurgical Dngl mere, held In Chicago, September 22nd to 20th Inclusive This meeting had telt largest ottendanee of members of any of the InoMutes' meetings to date. The items of particular interest taken up at this meeting were those in con nection with the manufacture and heat treatment of Iron and steel more is considerable now equipment being installed in the mining machinery room. A motor driven Sirocco fan for mine Ventllntion purpose° gives the laboratory the West word in ventila ting equipment The motor driven cen trifugal pump has orrioed and will be installed in the very near future. Mr W. It. Chedsey, Professor of Alin ing. Is away for two or three days at tending the conference of mining men held In connection with the dedication otercises of the new buildings for the Pittsburgh Station of the United States Bureau of Mines. NEW MEMBER ADDED TO LIBERAL ARTS FACULTY Mr. John n Meant eomen to the Education and Psychology Department of Penn tante College from the faculty of the Leland Stanford Jr. University. He will devote most of his time to ex perimental Psychology. STATE Billiards and Pocket Billiards Cigarettes --- Candies ---Tobacco COLLEGE BILLIARD PARLOR .f 111:1111111111110111111111111011W111=1111111111111311111111111141111111111110111111111111C1111111111111011111111111101111111111110 1111111 111 1 101 11 1 111111119, 6 P; The Athletic Store, Inc. I O E I On Co-op Corner a1121111101M13111111111113111111111111113111111111111[111U1111111113111111111111a11111111111101111111111111311111111111111011111111111,0111111111110311/1111111141 PENN STATE COLLEGIAN AGRIeDLTDRAL MEETIMi The Agricultural Society held a meet ing In room 100. Horticulture Building, on grid,* night, which nits nen at tended by the Ag students Interest• log lidilresses Clare delivered It 13 S Ba)iird. Editor of iTlie National Stetlr mun and Farmer", 1.11/lon W. Lonry, Trustee of the college, and Bean WILUAI As there were no permanent offkeis for this year, the meeting wail Cant it 10 eider by the committee shich appointed by the president, Nemeth.) and treasurer of fast sear. Officers v.ele nominated and a motion pawn Hutt the election be postponed 011,11 Thursday night, October sec ond. whorl there ulll be a meeting In room Ipu Horticulture Building. ikt seven 0 . 001. for the purpose of electing officers for the first semester In order that the Air. stutlente mot Leconte acquainted with the WIWI eel men nod elect the bete and attencret oilleera, the lint of nontinationit follows President, It D Steckel'. Spencer. NV, It Benedict. S I. Bond. It R. Dale. N ice Pt echlent• 11. It Mottle:. /3 C. Clots Seer:nary. S C Waltet. C I. 11 lie', F II Ilnunton, Trmstirer, Ninx 1111411.11. acli, Neilson, :micelle° Secret to "Doe Wihant, C. C Degan. 'tokenismlx for the hand ors held moil week nt the folinking Monthly and TtlesallY.. 4 10 p Thunglnv, 0.10 p m. 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