Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-04-06

faculty of the college Monday morn
ing, the subject of his address being
Opportunity" Mr.. Alderman dwelt
at some length upon high ideals of
life, perseverance, and self-confi-
dence His remarks were direc ted
toward showing that these three things
were necessary in successfully grasp
ing the opportunities which arise in
the life of young men and women. In
closing he quoted from the sayings of
an old rancher he had known, a quota
tion that might we'll be selected as a
motto. 1t is as follows: MAKE the
most of life today cause you don t
know what'll come along tomorrow. "
e. L. McAllister and w. A.
Kemper have purchased the bakery of
J. M. Prater, an are now in charge
of that popular establishment. Mr..
McAllister is proprietor of the N. P.
lunch room, and his management of
the bakery will certainly place it at
the head of the procession, and Mr..
Kemper. who has been baker for Mr..
Prater for the past year, has made the
acquaintance of the public through
the excellent quality of his products.
The gentlemen will make strong
team. Mr.. Prater will go to Sand
point. Idaho, to locate.
Max Hinrichs announces that he
has had large number of inquiries
for the Hinrichs white dent corn for
seed, many of the most progressive
farmers making arrangements to plant
quite a crop this spring. This variety
which has been acclimated, makes an
excellent yield, ripening large, hand
some ears. Mr.. Hinrichs will grow
about Is acres of the corn this season.
Mrs. and Mrs. w. Z. Hudson ex-
pect to leave Shanghai, China, on
April 10Th, enroute to the United
States, but will likely stop at Homo
lulu for short stay, arriving in Pull
man the latter part of May. The Her.
aid will next week publish another
interesting letter written for this pap
er by Mrs. Hudson. telling of the cell
ebration of a Chinese New Year on
the Chinaman s native soil.
"A number of architects were here
from Spokane and other points this
week keeping weather eye out for
that job the college will have to let
shortly. 1t is likely that one firm
will be selected to plan all the new
buildings, making them conform in
architecture,
The Hon. Peter McGreogr, of
Colfax, the state senator from this
district, has been reappointed on the
board of regents for full term of six
years. His original appointment was
made to fill a vacancy.
The Herald has been invited to be
present at the marriage of Erwin D.
Eldredge, formerly of this city, but
now deputy in the county auditors
office, and Miss Ethel Walker, at
Spokane, April 14th.
j. R. Gulick, M. Spawr and Jim
Baker left Wednesday for Harvey
county. Oregon, driving through from
here. They will take a good square
look at the country, and if it suits
them, will invest.
-Messrs. w. B. Wallis, ALB. Ford,
Thos. Matthews, w. M. Porter, NE.
j. Gentry, J.W. Mathews and j. F.
Baymiller representative local Mas onic
order at the meet in Albion last Sat-
urday night.
j. A. Weissenfels, who was known
in Pullman for number of years as
the "bee man., was here Wednesday,
en- route to his present home in Wis
consin from visit to his son at
Asotin.
F. F. Nader will act as Judge in
the Vancouver Colfax debate which
will be held at Vancouver Friday.
The question bears on the ship subsidy
bill.
Joe Farnsworth has gone to Twisp,
this state where he will be in charge
of a creamery. His family will &C
later.
The weather man has evidently
forgotten that March has passed. anC
is still dishing out March weather.
Otis Coffman has been here the
past week from Spokane visiting hi
: Pullman friends.