The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-06-11


Time Was Limited.
Owing to the fact that the visitors
We're several minutes late in arriving,
and to the further fact that they
were no ready to leave the train at
S:15 as had been planned, the time to
have been spent On the auto sight
seeing trip was eurtailed somewhat,
and it was necessary to make the ride
at an increased speed in order to ar
rive at the college at 10 o'clock Dean
A. w. Hendrick made a brief but elo-
quent address. upon the plans mapped
out for the enlargement of the col
lege. and every member of the ex-
cursion party was favorably impressed
both with the college as it appears to-
day and wNh the energy and thrift be-
ing shown in the extensive plans for
the bettermeat of the institution.
At the Commercial club rooms sou-
venir booklets. containing the namss
of the Chicagoans, the illustrations of
Whitman college and monument, and
large cluster of apples, were dis
tributed to the visitors, and purple
pennans bearing the words, "Walla
Walla" in gold lettering were also pre-
sented them. ~-.s-~~.-.,-s-.
Personnel.
Those who were members OF the
party on its arrival here this morning
were
Harry A. Wheeler, chairman; Ed
ward Clifford. vice chairman; Hugo
Hartmann, secretary.
Frederick Budinger, Keith Bros. &
Co, 339 Jackson Blcd. Hats and Caps;
Frank w Carson, The Chicago Trib-
une Tribune Bldg. Especial CORE
spondent); EDWARD Clifford, Horn
blower & Weeks, 152 Monroe ST..
bankers and brokers; Emile M. Des-
pres, Despres, Bridges & Noel, 103
State St, wholesale jewelry; George
J. Bowling, The Gable Co.., Jackson
Blvd. & Wabash Ave, pianos and or
gans; Hugo Du Brock, Hugo Du Brock
& CO., Adams ST., & Fifth Ave. shirt
waist suits mfgs.; Roswell Field, Chi
cago Examiner. 146 Franklin st,
special correspondent; ]. c. Harding,
Springfield r. & M. Ins. Co.. zoe La
Sale ST., insurance; John M. Hart
John NJ Hart Co, Adams & Clark Sts.,
hardware factory products; Hugo
Hartmann. Hartmann Trunk Co. zoe
Jackson Blvd, trunks and travelling
bags; Thos H. Hubert Madison
ST. real estate and builder; c. N
Kimball, w: w Kimban Co, Jackson
Blvd. & wabash Ave, pianos and or
gans; Eugene II. Kinsley, Associated
Press. 1873 Jackson Blvd. Especial Cor
rsspondent); Richard III. Little. Chica-
go Record Herald, 154 Washington ST.
Especial correspondent; F. L. Macom-
Der, Hibbard, Spencer( Bartlett % Co,
State ST Bridge hardware; John +.
Mann. Morris, Mann & Reilly, 1S5
Fifth Ave. dry goods speciaities; " +.
Hasher. The Pilsen Lumber Co., 724
Laffn St, lumber; John Mccarthy,
Chas Hathaway & Co, 205 LaSalle
st. commercial paper; Hubert F. Mil
Ter. The Chicago Association of Com
merce, II Jackson Blvd; c. w. Morr,
reyresenting Northern Pac. r. r. Co,
st Paul Mimi. James O'Shaughnessy,
Gundlach Advertising Co. Tribune
P,dg. advertising; Percival B. Palmer,
Perciyal B. Palmer g. Co., 266 Adams
ST clcaks and suits; George G..
Powers, Union Wire Mattress Co..
Blackhawk and Cherry Sts., Furniture;
Frederick H Rawson, Union Trust Co,
Tribure Building, bankers; George L.
Rotie. Excelsior Supply Co., 233 Ran
dolph ST.. automobile supplies; Neil
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