Brown and White Vol. 17 no. 45

              saturday april 16 — junior class meeting in saucon hall at 12 o'clock nomination of officers for next year lacrosse game lehigh vs co lumbia on lehigh field at 3 p m sunday apkjl 17 — y m c a meeting in drown hall at 6.30 p m wednesday april 20 — brown and white board meeting in drown hall at 12 o'clock lacrosse game lehigh vs c c n v on lehigh field at 3 p m freshman class meeting at 12 o'clock in saucon hall lafayette tennis match the first tennis match of the season will be held next wednes day may 20 with lafayette at home try-outs for the team will be held on next saturday begin ning at 1 o'clock for both singles and doubles any one wishing to try for the tennis team must pre sent himself at the courts on satur day before 3 p m and play off his challenge y m c a meeting subjects discussed at meeting of electrical society the regular april meeting of the electrical engineering society was held in the physical laboratory on tuesday evening at 7:30 the first paper was by l dunn ing 10 on the " purification of water there are three main methods of accomplishing this first by mechanical filtration second by chemical processes and lastly by electrolytic means the electrolytic process by the use of ozone was de scribed in detail together with the method of producing the ozone on magnetos f w halter mann 10 discussed the principal types now in use there has been a great demand for this machine of late due to the increase in automo bile production of recent years the actual magnetos were used in the explanation and numerous types were at hand including the bosch the remy and the splitdorf prof esty finished by a short talk on empirical e inations empirical equations are equations determined by experiments and cannot be found by theoretical con siderations they are used largely in engineering calculations and can also be applied for determining future conditions for instance if the population of the united states increases steadily at the rate that it has since 1800 it will be equal the present population of the entire world in the year 2270 the meeting was adjourned to the library where refreshments were served base ball schedule lehigh the followinggames on the sched ule remain to be played this spring april 22 tufts at home april 29 open at home may 4 albright at home may 7 swarthmore at home may 11 open at home may 14 lafayette at home may 18 pennsylvania away may 21 franklin & marshall at home may 25 west point at west point may 28 lafayette at easton may 80 n y university at home . june 1 ursinus at home june 11 lafayette at home home team plays good game against strong opponents lehigh met defeat at the hands of perm state on lehigh field on wednesday by the score of 6-2 the result however does not sig nify the playing of either side for the brown and white team amid the shouts of encouragement from its backers which might have been better organized had the cheer leaders been on their job played an uphill game from the start against great odds for the first two innings wolfram seemed to have the visitors at his mercy and it was not until the third when well-placed hits com bined with costly errors gave state a lead of three runs the sixth was lehigh's inning when two men crossed the plate in safety again in the eighth when lehigh had a man on third and one out chances lor scoring seemed bright a squeeze play was tried but was unsuccessful and the inning ended with no runs for lehigh the sensational plays were the home run by haddow and the catching of rebert's line drive by llirschman the summary : penn state summary home run haddow 3 basc hit eberline ; 2-base hits norhis anderson stolen bases kelly norhis sahlin olson sacrifice hits bubb king struck out by wolfram 5 by lynch 7 ; base on balls off wolfram 2 off lynch 2 time of game 1 hr 50 mm umpire mclntosh perm state o 0310002 o — 6 lehigh o 0000200 oo — 2 prof f p mckibben will ad dress the y m c a meeting in drown hall sunday evening 1911 class to nominate officers for senior year at a meeting of the junior class to be held in saucon hall on sat urday april 16 at 12 o'clock nominations will beheld for officers of the class during the year 191 0-11 dr drinker's return dr drinker is expected to arrive at hoboken n j on the steamship george washington on april 24 senior class meeting at a meeting of the senior class held on wednesday last the follow ing were elected class day speak ers : poet calfall ; presentation orator riley ; ivy orator price tablet orator mosher prophet robbins « the faculty of leland stanford has decided to permit the hazing of freshmen for disciplinary pur poses mining engi neering society many interesting papers at april meeting the mining and geological so ciety held its second last meeting of the present school year in williams hall on wednesday evening among other matters discussed during the business session was the advisability of compiling an annual circular by the society containing information regarding the graduate members of the organization their location and the nature of the work in which they are engaged a committee of four was appointed by the president to arrange a satis factory plan to attain this end j 0 archibald 10 headed the program with a talk based on his experiences in magnetic surveying last summer he was in a party which carried on some geology work in wisconsin determining the dip and strike of the veins and the outcrops etc the fact that the contact between the slate and green stone in that region is magnetic enabled the party to get their data by means of a dip needle and a sun dial the maps made of the district will be of value to par ties expecting to work the mineral deposits of that region dr miller supplemented mr archibald's talk by a few remarks on the magnetometer an instrument which is sometimes used instead of a dip needle and a sun dial a number of cases in which this in strument was used were cited which illustrated the accuracy of the predictions made by its use j g rogers mo gave a general talk on the location of claims as carried on in the western part of the united states how to proceed in staking out a claim the securing of the sole right and the peculiari ties of the mining laws were points discussed by mr rogers during the first eight months after the claim is taken at least 100 must be expended on it and during the first iive years at least 500 must be expended on the property at the end of this lime after having made a proper survey and recording the deed a patent is granted mr rogers stated that an able college graduate will find many opportunities in the west continued on second page the brown and white lehigh university south bethlehem pa friday april 15 1910 calendar lehigh loses to penn state vol xvii magnetos-water purification no 45 kelly 2b i mccleary eftf t 1 1 1 r 11 o o workman if r i 120 o eberline 3b o 11 4 o haddow ss 1 2 3 1 2 norhis c r 292 o hirschman ib 1 11 o r o bubb rf o lynch , p , o 000 o o 1 o o totals 6 9 27 it 2 rebert cf o o 2 o wolfram p o o o 3 borden 1f o o 1 o 1 o nrlerson 2b 0 2 3 3 1 king c 0 2 5 1 o fisher 3b o o 4 3 o lahlin ib o 1 10 o olson , ss 1 o o 2 3 pierce rf o o 0 o 1 3haw rf 1 o 1 o o totals 2 5 26 12