Tuesday, December *6, 1921
DRJARMSBY’S portrait
PRESENTED IN CHICAGO
Memory of Penn Stale Scientist
Is Hoh’orecFby Friends of Sad
dle and Sirloin Club
The memory of the late Dr H P.
Armsbj, former director of the Insti
tute of Animal Nutrition, was highly
honored on Saturday afternoon, Nov
ember -twenty sixth when over two
hundred - members of the American
Society of Animal. Production gathered
in the banquet hall of the Saddle and
Sirloin Club at the Union S,tock Yards
In Chicago The gathering had. ori
ginally been planned as a testimonial
meeting for Dr Arrnsby and Professor
J H. Shcppcrd of the Dakota Agricul
tural College for their long service in
scientific stud> Dr Armsby's death
In the meantime caused a change in
the 'nature of the gathering. Two
large portraits, one of each man men
tioned, were presented to the club and
they now hang in the gallery with
those of other men famous for their
work in animal studies
E S Bayard, one of the college trus
tees, and Editor of the National Stock
man and Parmer, presented the Arms
by picture and fittingly referred to the
life of this great scientist .Professor
J. A. Fries, of the School of Agricul
ture, who was an associate of Dr
Arrnsby spoke on the high character
of his former chief and the value of
his work Other Penn State men who
attended the meeting were H H Hav
nor, M. F. Grimes, "W. W Braihan and
E M. Christen '
ORCHARD YIELDS WELL
DESPITE SPRING FROSTS
Twenty-five hundred bushels of ap
ples in the Horticultural Department
orchard suivivcd the early frosts of
the last apple season, duo to the intel
ligent and constant attention slvon them
this year by the workers of the Depart
ment This is a very good yield for
the season Just past, since the apple
crop throughout the state is small. In
deed, the Department
considers itself-fortunatc to have had
any crop at all (Last >ear the orchard
produced four thousand bushels, and
a still larger crop is anticipated for
1922, since a young orchard which
has not yet borne apples will come into
bearing next season
It is interesting to note that In the
orchard* controlled by the Horticultur
al. Department there ore seventy vari
eties of apples This year the Yorks
constituted the main bulk of the crop,
with a yield of sixteen hundred bush
els Baldwins came next with four
hundred bushels, while two hundred
and fifty bushels of Stamens and fifty
Ail
the other varieties gave. smaller am
ounts than fifty bushels
The Horticultural Department has
two main objects in view for cultivat
ing so many varieties of apples In the
College orchard. In the first place,
one of the phases of experimental work
In fruit.is the testing of all varieties
with an eye to learning their merits
for Pennsylvania conditions Also, ''a
phase.of the teaching of Pomology is
to acquaint the students with a large
number of kinds of apples
ANOTHER'PITTSBURGH FIRM
NOWi DOING EXTENSION WORK
Tho'McCllntic Marshall Company ,1s
the latest addition to the lengthening
roll of Pittsburgh firms now enrolled
In the'Engineering Extension work
Eighteen of their men have enrolled
the past week in several of the Shop
Engineering courses Professor P. A.
Daniels, > head of the Extension De
partment,'spent several days In Pitts
burgh .recently at such firms as The
McCllntic Marshall Company in the
Interest of college credit work Mr
Foledy, the local Extension Depart
ment representative, accompanied him
on his round of calls
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RIFLE CLUB WILL MEET
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
A meeting of the Penn State Rifle
Club will bo held in 314 Old Main to
morrow evening at seven o'clock to
complete the present organization and
to discuss the matches planned for
this winter.
A contest with Georgetown Univer
sity has been arranged and will be
held some time next semester prob
ably early in February if the present
plans materialize The University of
Pittsburgh wanted a match with the
Penn State Rifle Club last year and is
one of the possible opponents on this
winter’s program A contest under
the auspices of the War Department"
as a part of the R O. T C work will
also be held some time this winter
The members of the Rifle Club are
using the Armory gallery every day
now and many accurate shots are be
ing developed The Club has about
thirty flvo rifles for the use of its
members, all being 22 calibre Slovens
target rifles- The use of this rifle Is
Tiecoming os prominent in national
contests as the lod high power rifle ;
The club is looking forward to the
spring when It hopes to bo on its new
outdoor range which is to bo built on
the College farm near the disposal
plant The new range will-provide
for both one and two hundred yard
practice for 22 calibre rifles
HEALTH SERVICE REPORTS
FOR MONTH OF NOVEMBER
The Department of Student Health
Service reports a slight decrease in
the number of visits to the office for
the month* of November Tonsilltis,
colds, and coughs have.been the pre
vailing ailments, which could be pre
vented to a certain extent, if more
care was taken by the students Two
serious cases of scarlet fever have
been reported for this month also
The monthly report is as follows
485 Office Calls
3CI New, Patients
283 New Conditions
SC Applications for Excuses
14 In bed In Infirmary
25 Referred to other doctors, den
. tists, and eye specialists
MEMBER OF POULT. HUSB.
STAFF SUFFERS BAD FALL
Sir L W Steelman, Extension Spe
cialist in the Poultry Husbandry De
partment, accidentally fell down an
elevator shaft at one of the local .gar
ages recently, tho.fall causing him to
lose consciousness for a time Al
though the accident necessitates Mr.
Steelman’s remaining in bed for some
time, his Injuries are not thought to
bo serious
U MOSEMAN’S-'PEANUT
BUTTER
Has the chaff and‘Embno
removed. That is why it has
the real nut flavor, sweet and
smooth.
j Ask your dealer for Mose
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I or mail your order.
EAST CONQUERS* WEST ’ 1 !
PENN STATE 7 7 (' 7 o—2l
WASHINGTON 0 0 1 , 7 0-;- 7
Yards Gained
Washington 154
First'Downs " 1
Washington 6
Penn State 599
Penn State-34
Penn State
Average 42 yards
Forward Passes • *'
Penn State
Attempted 17
Successful 11 for 87 yards’
Intercepted 0 ,
. Penalties ' ..
Penn State 70 yards Washington 10 .yards
FRESHMAN CLASS ELECTS
MANAGERS AT MEETING
At a meeting of tho Freshman class
which was held last Thursday night
in' the Bull Pen a number of class
athletic managers were elected and tho
Frosh went on record as being in favor
of the small increase in semester fees
which will be used to boost dobatlng
at Penn State
Calhoun ‘24, one of the six trial
presidents elected by tho class open
ed the meeting E W. was el
ected football manager and L. W. Tuck
was elected lacrosse manager. Alter
the oletion of managers, tho proposi
tion advanced by B B Overdorf ’22
that twenty five cents bo placed on the
semester fees as incidentals for debat
ing was placed in the form of a motion
and passed unanimously.
This will Increase the class revenue
ten cents per man per semester, since
fifteen cents has been taken out of
the class dues for. this purpose each
semester up to this time •
Candidates for class cheer leader
were also nominated at the meeting
The final election will be held some
time before tho annual freshman
sophomore football scrap, which is to
take place this coming Saturday. It
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Washington
Average'4l'yards
Washington'
Attempted 5,
Successful 0
Intercepted 1 1
was also decided to give Rags Madera
a totter shower at the suggestion of
Muchitz ’22 head cheer, leader
MORE WHITE RATS FOR
VITAMINE 1 EXPERIMENTS
A colony of specially-bred white rats
has recently been obtained by the De
partment of Agricultural* Chemistry to
replace those destroyed in the recent
fire on' As Hill These ,xats wiU bo
used for breeding a* new colony of ro
dents for-vltamlno experiments
New apparatus is also being secured
from time time ‘in preparation for be
from time to time* In’"preparation for
beginning- anew this f -very Important
work >
Those in charge of’ the'experiments
Btato that tbi
of the -work la very favorable, and that
the new laboratory'promisee to be ono
of the most complete'animal laborator
ies In the country Miss Emma Fran
cis, and Miss Julia Aulthouse will have
charge of the work, under' Professor
R, A Butcher, as before."
YALE WILL USE.' FIFTEEN^
MILLIONS FOB BUILDINGS
Plans for immense - '''constructions
have been laid at tho* University of
Yale Tho sum of $16,000,000 Is al
ready' on hnnd ,to curry out the pro
ject Buildings to be constructed arc
New dormitories, a now University
Library; chemical laboratory; and a
new Peabody Museum John G. Rog
ers York is the architect now
engaged b>* the university officials to
take charge The plans have all been
completed
FORESTRY GRADUATE WILL
LECTURE TO ENGINEERS
The engineering lecture this Friday
will! be by H. R Condon '23, a gradu
ate of tho Department of Forestry, on
the subject of “Wood and Its Prcser
vatlon ’’ Mr Condon Is Assistant For
ester for the Pennsylvania Railroad
agd is thoroughly familiar with creo
soting>,andi other treatments of bridgo
timber;, ties land other products. The
lecture, will be held at 4:30 this Fri
day] In room 200'Engineering D.
The last Fridayi lecture by J. P.
Jordan,' 1 Industrial Engineer of New
York, was one of the best of tho year,
consisting as it did of personal man
agement problems. ' Tho room was
crowded and emphasized tho Import
ance of having, tho now Engineering
Buildings and .a larger locturo room.
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MANDOLIN CLUB ELECTS
OFFICERS AT MEETING
The Mandolin Club elected officers
for the coming .season on Friday ev
ening The men elected are Manag
er, D C Ackcrly '22, Asst. Manager,
J ,T. Zorichak ’23; Secretary, W. I
Nisley' ’23. The club will hereafter
'meet In the Band Room on Friday ev
enings at C 45. Tho men are practis
ing enthusiastically and from all in
dications ill have a highly successful
season
COLLEGE PHOTOGRAPHER
CHOSEN FOR POSITION
C. B Xeblette, the College photo
grapher. has been chosen a member
of the editorial staff of the “Annual
of Photography," a publication that
reviews the year’s activity along pho-
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JIR. D. R. ANTHONY JUDGED
APPXES AT ERIE SHOW
Dr R D Anthony, professor of Pom
ology in the Department of Horticul
ture, acted as judge of apples at the
exhibit of the Erie County Farm Pro
ducts Show, at Erie last Friday.
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