Page Six GRAHAM & SONS Established 1896 We are rooting every minute for the team. Are you? Our Pipe Department has a state wide reputation. Every Pipe guaranteed. Frosh Near Completion Of Successful Week (Continued from first page) asemblies was held It was in charge of student got eminent leaders and a complete outline of the workings of student go‘einment at Penn State was green The freshmen weie in fumed of their ',art and respells. Lrhh rn ielatlon to student actnit•es at the College Registration of the class of '3l was completed on Finlay after the pie cess of matiicalation had been fully e‘plained to the newcomers In as coidance with the mactice initiated last year, individual photographs of the freshmen wets taken foe the Col lege records Chapel Seri ice Sunday came as a break in the ton tine aetis ity of the pie-College meek At a motning chapel sees ice the Res, It. E Luccock deliseted the semen to the more than one thousand ment heis of the class of '3l Among the mibeellaneous activities of Freshman Week ate the issuance of military unifmais and a uhl steal ex animal. on gas en to all freshmen Each newcomer is being amuled a two bouts msttuction petiod in the use of the 'Anal v Real erim3ment is being obtained by the fteslimen as is ell as leaining in the song and cheer pi actice sessions held each day in the Auditorium un dei the direction of the student cheer leaders and Dueetoi R W Grant or the College music department Industrial Engineering Department Student Desks and Chairs, Student Tables CHIFFONIERS TYPEWRITER TABLES - - $4.00 to $8.50 CHAIRS $3.50 DESKS $lO.OO to $40.00 STUDENT TABLES $5.00 COSTUMERS - - GATE-LEG TABLES DRAWING BOARDS SWINGS PICTURE MOULDING - 3c to 20c per foot MAGAZINE RACE $1.75 1300 K SHELVES CEDAR CHESTS ROOM 106, UNIT B THE NITTANY RESTAURANT We welcome you to dine where food and service are the best GEORGE KEPREOS, Prop. Allen Street TEXT BOOKS Engineering Liberal Arts STUDENT SUPPLIES On the first day of Freshman Week the yeatlings were given their class pep song and as an innovation they were taught a "1931 Alma Plater" which they will use on special occa sions throughout their college career. Both songs won their immediate ap proval and have served to bind the new glom, together mole than an} other featuie so fat presented during Freshman Week. L=l On the es oiling of the first day Ds ] ed. Grant called for a solunteer glee club to present the class song end niece than a hundred of the thou sand f esponded and corked for nearly too hours after the assembly. A call far players of orchestra in stl accents brought out another hun dred soluntems Watts the Impro sned glee 'club the freshmen easily leashed the songs mluch were gisen to them LOST: Elgin mristAatch, ' , Nall black strap and initials J J. T. Finder call GO. ::-:÷:±::-:-:-:-:÷:÷f-: PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER :i: Student work, reports, thesis, etc. .Briefs and themes, :: Business correspondence All kinds of typing from written n Quick sem ice, neat accurate work OFFICE NO. 3, SECOND FL I Office hours: Daily 9- For appointment cal :-:»x»:-:-:-:-:-:-: -:-:-:-:•0.-:-H-: $12.50 - $2.00 to $3.00 - - $4.50 to $9 - $1.25 to $3.00 $5.00 to $lO.OO $3.50 to $7.50 $3.00 to $25.00 •+•:-:-:-:-:-:444,-:-:.1. New and Second Hand For All and Agricultural Courses Injuries Disable Three As Grid Team Develops (Continued from first page) been effected as w as the case last Nem when injuries to Captain Weston, Bus noy Slump, Johnny Roepke, Danger field and Delp so crippled the Blue and White forces that not one ~ ict.ny was registered against a major mi.. ponent. Players Inconsistent During the snmmage sessions of the last fev, days, some remmdm of tut season has been always apparent This time the four teams which aie practicing daily are play tag incon sistent football—the type that mark ed many of the perfoimances of Coach Dudek's eleven last year One day the grulmen show pron..se with the backfields working smooth'} and the lines ehaiging in powerful sweeps and maneu,ellng great gaps for them Another day the foiwaid wall has no punch, the ends ale el ratic, the backfield slow and enter tain with a null and old sense of pig skin strategy. No Permanent Line-up Inability to secure a nennanent line up because of re-examination may be one of the causes for the indiftercrt rlaying Substitutes hose been fie quenting the berths of Krall, Green shields, Roepke and *ther veto n^s With such disconcerting corditions arising, the football men. piogres..inz too slowly for Budd, spent an un e‘entful four-day polled of Laming =EI otes, printed matter, or dictntion. by an experienced stenographer. 10R, LEITZELL BUILDING 12, except Saturda). 8-R or 564 LOOK! Fancy Groceries J. H. MUSSRR - West College Ave. Open Evenings =SZSZES `~ l: You can get it at KEEFER & NOLAN'S "The Store of Servide" x . x i. Paint for m cry purpose—Oil Cook Stoves=Majestic Ranges 3 : : T : Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators—Armstrong Rugs and 5 : S Linoleum—Kitchen Utensils. We can save you money on l. 5 high grade Hotel Dinnerware. x .t. ± X. n : Give us your order no. ::. . Phone 333 "..c 1:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:.:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:.•:-:-:.4-7.-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:÷:÷:-:-:-:-:4 KEELER'S Cathaum Theatre Bldg. THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN since last Wednesday. The Lion men-1 , tor, noting Penn's successful season I mith hidden-hall plays, is introducing a bit of backfield magic with the hope of developing some clever ground gainers before the season gets very far under way. Pincura and Roepke have adapted themselves quickly to the ne•v style of play, %sink Stese llamas, Joe Miller and Chet Ridgeway have been slowed up considerably because the trick plays ale not surely fixed in their muds McAndrews, The Man-hawk Throughout the afternoon scrim magmg there still looms the substi tute threat. Marty McAndrews, al ternating at centre and tackle on tee second team, but playing his best game at the tackle post, is proving to be a veritable man-hawk The Lion pug ilist has des eloped into a sure tack lei who never lases sight of the ball carrier and who often brings clown his man on the opposite end of the .:. .... ~„ .:. .:. 4. .:. H. C. CRISSMAN -i -. . .:. . x Barbei Shop .t.; .1. : 11: ,c CIGARS CANDY TOBACCO 1: .:. . -- 108 Pugh Street Under the Penn State Cafe .1: •:. _ ... .r. •:. 4, •:. l' -x-x..-:-:•,:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-.:-:-:.+4-:+:,,,4-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:÷:-:-:-:-:-:4-:-:-:-.:-:-:-:-:-:-.• THE STATE UNIVERSITY SHOE COMPANY I Full Line of Students Footwear 4 4 rj ATHLETIC SHOES SPORT SHOES Endicott-Johnson Army Shoe a Specialty All Guaranteed Delivery Allie Wolfe was noising a strategic nack Saturday afternoon, cleverly reversing Acid for live and ten-yard gains. Captain Roepke remained his consistent self throughout in running the ball around the ends and off tackle and in passing the leather oval with accuracy. Slamp Is Fast Barney Slump hiss caught 13ozdek's spirit of speed and IS plucking the ball from the air in mid-season style. Wilson and Hewitt both found them selves on Saturday, advancing the ball for long gains on - short buck and end run plays. 131CIEll The punting problem remains "- soloed. Neither Roenke nor Ridge way, Nittany boaters, are kicking in a minim that will transform King Bezdek into a benevolent despot Delp has shown little poser. Only Hewitt, whose short field goal tallied Saturday against a listless varsity, lacking' some of its veterans, ha. shown ability in this line. 109 Pugh Street Brighten Up Your Corner Lamps, Lamp Shades. Pictures, Tapestries, Book Ends, and other articles which consort four a ails into a place of beauty. Get them at the Old Main ,Art Shop ii . 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Phone 2 1 0 t 8 r; 210 Phone 571-W, or ace Pop GarriSon ELECTRIC TOASTED, BUTTER-KIST PEANUTS Always Hot at The Headquarteis for Sweets THE PENN STATE SWEET SHOP FRANK SCIORTINO ,& BROTHER Wholesale and Retail Dealers in . , Foreign and Domestic Fruits and Produce Delivery and Open Evenings Bell Phone 210 DIME PIES" AND ICE CREAM For Night Lunches Fancy Pastries We Serve Pie WM. mode STATE COLLEGE BAKERY 307 W. Beaver Ave. , . fezvemi formal uses . Smolt pita.= 6. or nk Inek plata shade, !li 127 South Allen Street Tuesday, September 13, 1927 El PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 105 East Beaver Avenue g% O S O ED • pi • PE ABA4y, RE-_ LLI EN TR "dg OY ORIDA URDUE • MONT PAU W OSTON LGATE OLINA LIETTE N. Y.U. CIA TECH ,ME • lOWA .41 I While ch r ford Ir Zr,`;, ouw`hi:.
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