Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-05-05


hibition several beautiful medals and
silver cup which are to be awarded
to members of the cadet corps for
efficiency in drill. There is a medal
for the best drilled private, one for
the best marksman and one for the non
commissioned officer who can best
handle his men. The cup, purchased
by the officers of the battalion, is to
be given to the best drilled company,
as shown in competitive drill.
The w. S. C. track team received
its second reverse of the season yester-
day at Walla Walla when Whitman
won the meet by the narrow margin
of two points, the score being SO to
81. The local team was badly crippled,
having left some of the best men at
home on account of injuries sustained
in the Montana meet.
The agricultural department of
the college has just ordered from the
Laid estate of Portland, two thorough
bred Jersey cows at cost of 1926
each. There is no finer stock in the
country and the purchase price is con-
siderably lower than the market value.
"A number of the senior veteri-
nary students are getting a start in
their profession by practicing on Fri
days and Saturdays at neighboring
towns. Messrs. Glazier, Kellam and
Richardson practice at Tekoa, Garfield
and Colfax.
Last Sunday Prof. Timblin enter
tanned at dinner several Goldendale
people who came up for the musical
events of the week. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Hess, w. H.
Ward, ST., and Mrs. w. H. Ward, Jr.
The beautiful spring weather is
being taken advantage of by many
parties of students who drive to the
Snake river for days outing. Last
Saturday and today several carriage
loads Of Wcknickers went to AImota.
C. w. Reed has returned from
Soldiers, f1aho, where he has half
section of land. The country is with
in the big Camas prairie, and Mr..
Reed believes it has a rich agricultur-
al future.
The comptroller of the U. S.
treasury has ruled that the Adams
bill appropriating $4,000 for the use of
each experiment station during the
current year will not be available till
next year.
Mrs. F. D. Richardson and
daughter, Lulu, accompanied by Miss
Villa Wilkinson, are here from
Grangeville, and will visit with rela-
tives and friends for couple of weeks.
The college track team met defeat
Saturday, administered by the U. of M.
at Missoula. The score was close,
60 to 81, indicating pretty fairly the
relative strength of the teams.
The local postoffice has today re-
ceived bunch of San Francisco week
ly Examiners, the first since the fire.
Subscribers are requested to call at
the Office for their paper.
Miss Hilma Arvidson has returned
from Oakland, CAL, and is now at the
home of her uncle, John Gustafson.
| She was in Oakland at the time of the
earthquake and fire.
The preparatory students of the
school OH the hill held an athletic meet
on Rogers field last Saturday. The
third year class came out at the
head of the list.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Layman re-
turned Friday night of last week from
the Alberta country, where they put
in two or three weeks looking over the
farming lands.
1t is announced that Hugh Todd,
at present employed in the county as
SCISSORS Office, will be candidate for
county clerk at the democratic pri-
maries.
The ladies of the w. R. c. will
give patriotic entertainment on May
18th Rafreahmentg will ha carved