Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-09-03

CONVEX. Dewitt C. Britt, The Leader, Che
Ian; J. L. Holland, Olympia; 1. u. Nick
lin Seattle. +. Il. Alexander, Free Press
Cheney; f. F. Hopkins, Tacoma; George
p. Jacobs, News, Tacoma; b. NJ Frlce,oaP-
ital. OLYMPIA: James L. Risedorph, "hlte
River Journal, Kent; j. NJ Taylor, Pa
cifo Mason. Seattle; T. j. Bell, News-Her-
aid. Tacoma: A. II. Stulfauth, CAPITAL
Ellensburg; C. II. Goddard and George
B. Baker. Courier Press, Dayton; j. Han
num Jones. Reporter, Nooksack; Mrs.
Ella uiooinson. Reveille, New Whatcom;
&c. o. Void, American Forester, oeattle'
George Primer, Journal, Blaine; W. H.
Wheeler. Port Orchard; d. X. Proud,
Olympia. c. L. Marsh, Times, Arlington;
AL Ricardo. Statesman, Walla Walla; f.
L. Wheeler, Times, Waitsburg; r. n.
Kerniqham. Banner, Buckley; 5. l.. Alex
ander, Free Press, Cheney; A. j. Morrow,
Mail. La Conner; James Vernon, Times,
Everett; A. E. Partridge, Seattle; Edgar
B. Piper and Will A. Steele, Post-lntelll-
gencer. Seattle: 0. B. Fuller, Advance,
Wenatchee; A. T. Ambrose, Argus, Seat
tie; Z. H. Thomas, Republican, Blaine;
G. F. Harrison. News Herald, Mt. Vernon;
A. w. Bower. Journal, Sultan; Il. M.
Dav and Z. S. Day, News, New Whatcom;
A. B. Ernst and A. T. Winsor, Review,
Seattle; A. S. Van Olinda, Press, Stan
wood; Frank C. Teck, Blade, New What
com; +. G.. Earle, Times. Coupeville; D.
E. Whinnery, Chronicle, Centralia; Lloyd
Du Bots, Independent, Vancouver; }. b.
Leeds, Palladium, Olympia; A. I. lug
well and Frank Baker, Sun, Tacoma; y.
Hopp, Standard Bridgeport; ?. W. Ton
neson, Tacoma; a. NJ. Nicholson, Eagle
Eatonville G. X. Coryell, Workman, Be-
attic; G. ". Bankenship, Olympia; w.
Z. Dickinson, Ranch and Range; .. Nj.
Moore, Times, Seattle; Mrs. l.. Z. L. Has
kins, Kettle Falls; Rufus r. Wood, Ledg-
er, Medical Lake; Q. II. Loe, Standard,
Fairfield; 2. NcClung, Pomeroy; ). ii.
Ginder, Pioneer, Stevenson; 5. d. IRISH
New Whatcom; NJ. NJ. Bannister, News,
Centralia; c. W. Graham, Tribune, Sno-
homish; Charles F. Bailey, Herald, North
Yakima: NJ. Freeman, Seattle; e. w. Her
man, Uniontown; Minnie Sargent and
Hazel Sargent, Tribune, Pullman; A. II.
Harris and J. S. Harris, Republic Pa
louise; w. H. II. Kean, Tacoma; l.. NJ.
Wood, Seattle; James Odgers, News, Cou-
lee City; c. NJ. Holton. North Yakima.
Those From Oregon.
The Oregon visitors who registered in
clude the following; L. n. Blythe, Glacier,
Hood River; A. Noltner, Portland; Miss
Nellie Tozier, Portland; A. n. Fisher, Ad-
vocate, Portland A. L. Kern and Bert
Bigelow, Nachrichten, Portland; Miss k.
Michel and Geo. c. Blakeey, Chronicle,
The Dalles; Laura Jones, Waterman,
Drain; j. S. Stewart, Journal, FOSSIL; u.
Sanford, News, st. Helens; ID. NJ. Gault,
Independent, Hilsboro; f. Hotter, Capital
journal, Salem; j. B. Fithian, The Spigot,
Portland; II. S. Turner, Dispatch, Dutur;
d. NJ. C. Gault, Independent, Hlllsboro;
Isaac Stern, American Hebrew News,
Portland; William Davis, Commercial Re
view, Portland; =. }. Smiley, Democrat,
Albany; Carl Roe, Wallowa Chlettaln,
Enterprise; &. b. Small, Democrat, Baker
City; J.. Nerhaag, Baker City; Max NJ.
Shillock, Portland; DR.. r. Chapman,
Chronicle, La Grande; }. f. Stewart,
Leader, Toledo; J. S. Dellinger, News, AS
toria: Miss c. Mason, Tribune, Warren
ton; P Pferdner, Staatszeitung, Portlandj
). c. Beach. Rural Spirit, Portland;
George L. Peaslee, Pacific Drug Review,
Portland: Arthur Conklin, Oregon Mining
Journal, Grants Pass; Fred G. Baker,
Champion, Troutdale; j. c. Oliver, The
Rustler, Lebanon; j. \. Douthit, Times
Mountaineer, The Dalles.
Those registered from British Columbia
include w. II. Fraser of Moyie City and
c. O'Brien Reddin of Rossland. There
were large number Of visitors who did
not register. The above list shows that
of the IS Washington editors present 20
brought their wives. Thirty-five Oregon
editors registered and 10 OF them brought
their wives.
PrOmOtfOn of HObSOn.