Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-11-24
College Notes.

The football team had their pictures
taken wednesday Photographer Burns
did tue work and the pictures will be on
sale at his studio.
Among those who entered college
within the last few days are Fred Tib-
bett Of Issaquah, Wash; Il. j. Hilty and
Amos Gerber, of Ohio.
Or. Nelson spoke briefly in chapel last
Thursday on the evils Of promiscous ex-
pectoraton. His talk was well worth
listening to, and much more worthy of
being remembered in practice
Arms were issued to the cadets last
Thursday and Friday. A large new con
signment of dement's has just been re-
ceived They will be literally distributed
among the cadets as occasion demands.
A letter has been received from j. +.
Blackburn, who is working in the employ
of the U. S. Geological Survey He has
been transferred from Montana to Ari-
iona and has lately received a considera-
BILE increase in salary
Miss Emily Corner, former student,
was a visitor in town Saturday She is
teaching school at Moscow and came
down to visit her sister Miss Bernice
Corner, who is teaching few miles out
in the country.
A very pretty wedding occurred at the
home of the Rev. and Mrs. John Smith
ers, Friday afternoon, Nov. 10, when
their daughter Mabel was united in mar
riage to Jesse Welton, prominent young
farmer living near Tekoa. The cere-
mony took place in the presence of the
immediate friends of the contracting par
ties. The newly married couple will
make their home on a farm near town.
Spokesman-Re
These two former students are we'll and
favorably known by Pullman people The
EVERGREEN extends congratulations.
Last Saturday morning on our gridiron
was played one of the most interesting
games of the season. Capt. Cole and his
band of Scrubs" met the down town
team under the leadership of Capt Lo-
baugh. The entire game was PLAYED
during a down pour of rain. Conse-
quently the feminine attendance was
SMALL but quite crowd witnessed
the conflict and considered themselves
well repaid for the discomforts endured.
True, Lee Palmerton, and Ashpauph
made gains for Lobaughs side while
Forest Grimes played star quarterback.
Leo Thompson, Tommy Anders. and
Arthur Annis played good ball for the
Scrubs. Calhoun made good tackles.
Coles scrubs showed lack of training
compared with the town team which put
up good interference. The ball remain
ed in the proximity of the center line
during the whole game. The teams were
quite evenly matched as the score o to O
will show. Owing to mud, and water
soaked canvas suits, star PLAYS were not
conspicuous as the slippery pigskin was
hard to hold, but good individual play
ing was done considering the circum-
stances. The Scrubs" have an appro-
pirate name, they scrubbed the field with
their opponents who reta1iated in good
style.
A series of farmers Institutes for
december has been arranged. They
include Goldendale, Vancouver,
Chehalis, Bremerton, Mt. Vernon,
Kent, Ellensburg, North Yakima,
Sunnyside and Ritzville. DR.. Mel
son, Dr. Fletcher, Prof. Spillman,
and Prof, Brodie will represent the
Experiment Station at these insti-
tutes. Local talent will be enlisted
Ill several Of them. Some changes
may be made in the series. as the
arrangements are not yet completed
Tor all the meetings.
The Experiment Station is ar
ranging for three feeding expert
ments to be carried on during this
winter One will be with sheep,
testing the value of sugar beet pulp
versus corn silage. For this pur-
pose torty-eight sheep were recently