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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10
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5eH urter 4lI9en9
R6ln, iibtr QOubon, 9. Sept. Dix
.a5lHii6e g0Its5situug", bic promis
Hentsite tat9Olif6e 3ettllng in 9sutTA.
lanb, beriatst, bab OffiJteae 2Or,
reponben3sn oes pdpites Benedict aH
BEN pdpitliasn Runtius in waiin4sn,
bic in Rom ouf ote poft ssgeben tpura
ben, in mebrersr 6dqsR ibren 9eitiH,
nuHgsort ni6t errst4t baber. llntsr
aRosrsm fsb!sn grisfs, Die bic grHer=
ruus bes nsuen Sii4ofs Don pOisn
uHo GHsisu sntbaItsu, iuis aud anoere,
bic auf bas gr3bistbum grssIcu gss
sug ba5tR. Die 2situns eriu6t bic
itaIisHIi6e RegisruHg bic &Hge!essns
bett gu uHterfuheH.
Was 9srliH baruber 3u
meIben bat.
Berlin, g. Sept. Der Gbef oes
2lbmirq.itGtsitabs bat Oi. fOIssHOs Be
tanHtma4ung erIaHsn:
Infer. WarineIuftidiffs BADEN m
Der Ra6t pom 8. gum 9. Septsmbsr
nit gutsm GrfoIg BEN psitIi9er sbsi!
Der Stabt 2Onoon ongesriffsu; bic
grobeR 5abritsn IN Der Rdbe Don Rors
MID unb bic 9afsntperte uuo Giiens
5a6nperte BON WiOolssborO. Gs ian'
ben beftige GrpIOIionen itdtt uRo ss
uurben oieIe grGnSe bemertt.
rllnisrs 2ufti5iffs puroen in beftis
ger Deii. beiboiIeH, absr ale te3rten
unosriebrt Suriid,"
9i.9erIuite her brttti den
6Gnoelsm1rins.
9Onbon, 8. September. - giner
ofiisisusn tritifasn geianntma9ung
uemGR iinb in Der ain s. September au
Gnoe asgangsrsH Bcte aebn brttiihe
Sdiffe BON aufdmmsn 37,726 5ons
nsn Don bsutiasH llnterissbooten aers
Tt1rt porreN; fernsr bier fiibers5abrs
aeuac bon auiammsn 1914 5onnsr.
I9u5nO BON BEN Seiterreis il
6eru beisst.
aonbon. 8. September. - Cine
9sp.ide Der aGentral Nerps" aus
Nin idat. oaB elmer uFftSieQeu NHs
tunOiauna aufOlas, 5iterrsiaiibe 2anos
ipebr SaOallerie an WtittDoh in bic
fsitunq DUbno, i'm auBtsDubno.
Rouno Teitunssoreisd eineeridt lei.
Dubno. cine Stabt BON $4,000
Ginipobnern. Iisat i'm Commencement
Dolbnnien am .Stoa TIuB. nidt nett
u0ro!i6 Don Der aoliaii6en 9ren5e.
Cine 9epeid)e oes 9tcliter'1teu 9u-
reaus nus Inritcroart iaet:
,g9ie ans ggicn gemeI6et miro,
lpiirSe an WtittfpoG Die ridiiidC
GrOHt narala Glyta. Slsr46ro'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10

tauaIS mlirSe 6er gGidt fir imipa6r
ertIdrt. Dem offi8ieIlen 6iterreihi'
i6en 9erift suioleg,liiib Die Raiien
ole bis fiioIi6 bon Sitrig pOrgeriidi
,uorSen tpareit tpieSer IN n5r6IitEr
Riftung sllriidgeIUorfen luorben lnn
IN Der Seihmg 9ubno lit oiterreidi'
id)e 9anbpebr. .RInaaerie einge'
riift. gou 6en orei r,iifiihen Seitltn'
gen IN Der Rdbe Der sali5iiden Sren'
se befin6ct ii6 oennua6 MIR nod
Ro,pno m oen Sd,tScu Der Guiien
9u5t truroe i6on IN Doriser Bott
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10
General BON Sernbaroi
Orb alt elm aomman6p an
0erGront.

Berlin, 8. Septetll6er ue6er
9onoon. Gent @enernl 6rieori6 con
9erubar6i iii auf eigeneS grIlsden
Uon benz Safer 8iIbelm ein aon,
menOo an Der 6rCut gegeben iporoen
General BON gernboroi lit elmer
Der bcfrnteitcn giilitdritriftitrller
QelitiGIuuos. S5u einen Bud
IeutiAlano ln0 Ser r6fite Grieg
oas er im Sabre 1912 gci4rieben7
bat er ntmrd,es poralls aeiagt, lpas in
oerI iebigen arieg ein9etroiien lit.
! G5e er oa5 aomnlanoo al Ger Sroilt
ltrbielt, mar er Sonumanoeur hes 80.
aruleeforps, 0as aus @arniionstrup.
zen beitebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10
@ritiider 2amipfer
Sn Der RGhs Der frdHs5fb
fd5en Ruts perftntt.

Ga RodeIIe. Grantrtia 8.
Sept. Der briiiid. 9ampfer .Rora-
Don BOAT sonnen. bon sanianSsr.
Spanisn, na6 gaeipport. MOnmOutb.
ihirs. England. untsrp.ss. ,Durbs am
1siitwO6 ga4mittas um bal6 fiini
lIhr uuf Der !SObs bon q,nmar4. De.
pcrteHent iyiniItsrrs bon einsm S.ut.
i6en llHtsrissbOot DerIsnst. Der Aas
piidH unb 25 Nnnn DON Der gefab-
uHs fpurS,n am 0Onneritds bier BON
sinsm GiifrbOot ssIanSsi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10
Or. 1umba bat nur feline
9Hlibt getban
3tr6 in @erIin erfI6ri

Bir6 in @erliu erfldrt.
2onoon. 10. Septenlber. Cine
9lmIteroauler 1epei6e, al oas Reu'
ter'ife Observation-Disclosures iagt, Oab
in Berlin cine baIbofii5ieae Rote per-
oirentli6t porOen iei, oabinImttenO
o1B penn Der gotidnfter 1urnba lei,
ne 2anbsleute Rur Dor benz gese'
len Lon SanoIungen geTparut babe,
ote unter Sen oitcrreidIifen WsiIitor'
geieseu itaper beitrult Derbc1t, noics
ui6t nur iein Rebt. iouoerD aut
ieine GfIidlt geIpeien iel".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10
Bel BEN Ietten Seppelin'
MusrifT auf 2onSon
8urSen 20 geriOHsu set0btet uuS sc
rerIest.
8 m Gun3en purbeT opei.
122 psrioneu bei 3eppe
lin llsberfdlIeu &c.
t0btet aRb 349 Der.


apnbon, 9. SEPT. 9ei BEN Sep
peIin 4nsriff, ben in Der Isstengsaat
beutI4s aufti6iffer auf 2OnbOn rnd4s
ten, ipurben 20 psrion.u setObt.t, IA
I4iper unS 72 leidt DerleBt. Gin
SoIoat parbe s.tOo:st unp brei oer'
lebi. als aubersn paren 3iDiIpsriO'
Hen.
9is isst ipurbtu in 9uH5sn infolg.
Der psridieSeueR 3sppeIin argrifT:
in Gnslanb 122 periOnen sst0Otst uHc
349 b.rIsBt. 5r Der 9ienftas gat:
ipurbsn 13 perioreH sstobtst uno 4a
perIsst.
usbsr ben bon Der 3eppeIins anse-
ri9.'ten maisri,nsn S9aben iit nidtl
betann. stmaft pOEoen. Den 3eitan
gen III itpn fruber osrbotsn poroeH
iibtr IoIGx 9inse 2lugdben 5u mateH
Der llmitoHb aber, odB Die 8eppeIir;
oiesmal in Stanbt fparsu, iiber BIZ
irintren 9iitritte Don aoHbon hiu;u.
flisssn unb bier gom5en gu iperfen
Bat aIIssmsins 8sitiiJurg Osrurfa9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10
Els tunrorn tfinoli@f 3)otitiunen att finfr gront
ppn IA 3olrilen rrttiirtnt mtto t,fbr ais
1000 @f ffatgfn< 9rn,adt*

hen ino Gubno, bic 3lueite BON ben
oret JeItluugen in @oIbgnien, genOnl.
men, 2tm gtdf,mittag ritt Die otter.
reIdlidJe &an0pebr in 0ie Staot bin.
EN-. 9lae seOiitionen ant 5luiie beii1l.
Den iib in Den Sdn0en Der Deter.
reiher.
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pSOIde SnIinuatioren,- fagt bte
lleberieeifte Ra8rtdten @gentur,
i4etuen nit Der 2lbii6t gemd6t su
perOeH, Inn ben Deg fir cine 4sgrsis
ion Der 6ran3oien al b1lnen"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10
Ginen spiHtisem Gieg
Sabeu,Sie Tentidjen in ben slrsunnen
errnngen.
ltnb babel lneBrere Sauienb 8eian'
ssne semudt nnS piele 1laidi'
uenBeidjiite erobert.
Sm 8 ten riiden bic Dent
fdsn unter fortpdbs
renbeu &fen Dor.

Berlin 8. Gept. llebtr aoRSon.
Gin 4pi&tissr Sies in ben Irsonnen
ipurbs am Oounsritas Don ben Usilt'
tGrbeborben angstiiWbist. an siRer
Jront Don il UseiIen tpurben frdn5o'
iiI6s ppiitiontn 300 bis 800 Darcs
iief ssnommsn. Das arieSsminiferium
iiinbiste aud on, Sab bei ben 3sppe'
lin angrifkn duf bic snsIif4e Ot'
.iifte unS auf aonbon IN Der Oisrptas
unb Der Wfittpoa gladi Bomber aut
bic Gods unb anbren 9afensGtaaii.
fements In GonbOn unb. 1lmgeseub ge'
iporien porben isien. Die bsuii4sr
auftl9iffe ttbrttn liubelfGoist auriid.
Der geritht Iantst ipie foIgt:
WeFiider RrisssIfrupIas: .Jrvb.n
2raonneii, Norb0fili4 bon 9ienHe ls
Gbateau, un.erndbmen, an Ulittipo9
fDiirttembersiIfe unb lotbriiygiite Res
simsnier sintn 4nsriff, Der in pirtia'
mer W.iie BON 2lrtilne unteritiiBi
tpurbe. Die Snfdnteris eritirmte mebs
rere isirloIite Stiispimite an elmer
Syront Don mebr dls 5tpei Rilometeru,
uno bon 300 Bis 500 yarbs ti.i. Inter
ben eritiirmten gefeiii9unssperten be-
fiHbtt iid ems bel Wharie Sbereie, oas
OftHruls Dbn ben Jran3ofen eripdbnt
tporben TT. Dir nabmsn 38 Sffi5isre
anb 1899 Wlann sefanseu uno erbeu'
i.ien 48 Waidinenseihiise. GA Miuens
,perfer unb cine aanons.
.SB Der porIebitn gio6t -rlHb sseitern
ipurben 9ods uub aHoere 9afel'
Embellishments in GOnboH uHb lluVge'
seHo bon unisrea 8 ppsiius nit Bonn
BEN bslest. Der GrfoIs mar elm isbr
bsfraSisenbsr. SbsIsi4 iie in beftise:
Weiie b:ihOFen ipurbeu. iebrten aIic
unisrs auftfaiffe unpsrlsbrt suriid.
Gin Seutfdes gIisssrsei6wabr bat
auh bic Stdbt Rantp bombarbirt.
Dstli6sr arisssf4aupIas: .armes'
sruppe oss Selbmurf4dIs Don SiHosH'
burg: BON Der Office bis Sftli4 Don
Olita bat iid nidts Di4iises sreisnet
.3pii@en Seseorp uno Dem Riemen
psrtkibist iid Der Geino in bartnddi'
ger Msii.. llniere aruppeu, bic iid
Siiosli iiiSIi6 Dom Riemeu, HakrH.
bakn ben geinb sefhIasen Der ii4
tint.r ben M.lpiaHta Jlub 3uriidsis5t.
am fpeitIiber llfsr befiHS.t iib nur
nod sins ruiiiidt Rahbut. 0ieis ar@
msssSuppe bat 1850 gefaussns ssma4t
uno sebn Wai4inenssidiiBs ero6er..
.arHessrupp. es prin3.H aeopOlb:
Der Wslpianta CLUB III ipdhrsnb Der
Sample NIT Der ruiiiitsu Ra4but an
m.6wr.n punttsn .rreidt porbsn.
Siibli4 BON Ro3anu 1T Der ll.bersatis
iibsr ben Glub er5Dun9en iporesn.
S,ii.rrei6ii6 unsariidS sruppsn
bringsn bur4 ben n0rblih Don Si.Ies
s.sgsHen @alS Dor.
.4rmsssrupp. BEG Gslbmaria6as
Don WsadsnI,n: 0as noroIite ufer Dss
JaFOIba Gluiiss iit bel GtOns. srrsi4i
poroen. Wssen unissg @orriidsns in
nSrhli3sr aidtuns mar Der Jsinb ses
swunssn, ieine pOiiiiOnsH bsi Serssa.
aortusia aafsussbsn. 3iuii@sn Ssm
GporoDsii uHb benz adnai baben mir
psitsrtH 9oosn eeponusn.
Siio0itlitxr arisssi6auplab: Der
nSrb!ids Jliiesl Der isinoli4sn Trup'
pen, Der Bis iiibIi6 pon SftrOp uHo
ssssn ben S<r.t3 CLUB Oorseriitt mar,
iIt pisSsr auriidsstriebsn iuorb.n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10
1ece'MsatH
Witb BON BEN guIsarer
tart befstiat.

pdris, 8. September. Die ben
Temps" aus Deb. g(sat6 semeIOet
tpiro, Itno bic guIsuren nit Der Be
isitisuns bisies !5aisns utS Der hinge
eeuo bei9dftist. an allen firateeiidsT
punttsn iperben ihpsre Gsi9iiss ii
pOiiiiDn osbroat. 3n letter Ruht tai
men ni4t tpeMssr ais 1s l4Ders Sc
i&its. .bsy@ 7aiesgsoSt.
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Au6 4s 2Ia(&inense(6ate nno 64
2Iinenwerfer ero6ert.
5nt Often rifem oie 9entid)em imnter mod) int
Centrum npr, ptele Wefamgeme ntademo.

Du6nOhns
gd UNI
ben
buHife
etft DarHsm IeHs faafm
-
Coli na4artn 9e
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ansem.insn ansriff auf bic 9arbas
nsIl.H.
Die anlpeienbtit bon Tsinsniu4erll
in Der gaabe Don GsObul 8abr, an
Der Ginfabrt in bisOurSaneaen. i4eint
auf trneuerte at.ipitdt Der britif4en
sylotte unb Elm ipdbrf4einIifes kfttsss
Reimbursement Der duBsren Gront oil
ben DarbanslIsn an5uosuten.
Sritii@er 7ransportbam'
pier,
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@etterbexi6t.

Sir O9io, Snbiamu, aentldp,
Beit 8irginien unb bas tpeitIi9c
PennIDlounien: S9ones Wetter am
5reitug unb iudbri9einIi8 am Suuss
tag. Dsnig aenberung in Der GenIpe1
rutur.
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Die Qlaiirten
geteitsH anf9tintnb et,
nen neuen dIIs.mtiHen
@nsriff uuf bic Dar
sff.u nnv
bdnelItn Dor.

VUWk Ut VUK.
Sofid. 9uIsdrisn. Z. Sept, Dia
Berlin unb per 6untenielssrapb nah
Sudertou. q. g.. 8. September. mis
aus suDrldTissr Gu.ae ssmeIOet
pirb. tOnssntriren ieBi bic aaiirisn
fiaris 7ruppsnmaTen. sinf4IisbIia
isnsHs aassSunsiassias fiir sinn
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JencUMeIi.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-11-12
CUPID PLACE CARDS
TELL THE SECRET
engagement OF James Mulligan to
Miss Viola Dargan Announced to
Many Friends of Bride-to-Be

The Dargan home, 1903 Maiden
Lane, was the scene of much gaiety
last Friday night, when Mrs. d. Oar
gan announced the engagement of
her daughter, Viola, to Jas. Mulligan
of the w. G. Mulligan & Sons Co. of
Spokane.
The house was beautifully decorat-
ed with ivy, Oregon grape, chrysan-
themums and profusion of red
hearts. The fireplace was trans
formed into an embankment of ivy
and the cracking log fire furnished
the only light in the rooms.
After an enjoyable social time, a
dainty three-course luncheon was
served. Tiny cupid place cards told
the secret of the engagement.
Among those present were: Viola
Dargan, Mrs. d. Dargan, Mrs. Mer-
GER, Mrs. E. Wegner, Mrs. Eastman.
Mrs. VIM. Mulligan of Spokane, Mrs,
Buerstatte, Miss Bond, Miss Nelson,
Miss Nicholi, Beth Bolsinger, Maude
Hime, Louise Slater. Mayme John
son, Mrs. Pfeiffer, Mae Locklin, Amy
Lewyellen, Ivy Lewyellen, Edith
Randall, Fora Zimmerman, Peg Law
Ter, Nell Perry, Ruth Renfro, Cecyl
Atherton, Margaret Price, Miss
Mitchell, Eonone Shaw, Rosamond
Shaw, Anna Mulligan, Bernice Gray,
Bernice Walker, Francis Riggs, Jua-
nita Stout, Rena Duthie.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-11-12
"Precinct 81 and 70 combined.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

At the Chamber of Commerce
luncheon Tuesday, F. c. Forrest re-
ported that the Crimson and Gray
trail had been blazed according to
contract, and a warrant for $50 was
ordered drawn to pay for same. The
nominating committee reported the
names CT 18 candidates from whom
nine trustees will be chosen at the
semi-annual election. T. j. New
bill was introduced and made very
interesting address on the work OF
lhe boys and girls clubs, OF which
he is state leader. While he can not
work in this county, because 1t has
no agricultural adviser. he said that
he would be very glad to make sug-
gestions and give any help in his
power, should any clubs be organ
lied in Pullman. A motion was
made and carried that such clubs be
promoted by the chamber.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-11-12
Coaches and Members of w. S. {
Football Team Given Ovation

The banquet given the winners by
the losers in the recent membership
contest of the Chamber of Commerce
was held Tuesday evening at the
Model Bakery restaurant. About
$50 were present and while the
crowd was too big for the room and
the viands were served under great
difficulties, these inconvenience
simply elm mated formality and pro-
NOTED the spirit of fun and good fell
lowship among the guests. Coach
Dietz, Athletic Director Boiler and
their squad of football players were
the guests of honor, and the banquet
resolved itself into an ovation 10
them.
d. F. Staley, president of the
Chamber of Commerce, acted as
POSTMASTER. r. G. Holt explained
how the banquet happened to be held
and expressed his pleasure at its sue
cess. w. l.. Greenawalt spoke brief
ly on behalf of the winners of the
membership contest and Mayor jack
son, In a witty speech, told how it
felt to be loser. VIM. Goodyear
and e. w. Thorpe eulogized the work
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-11-12

Mayor Harley Jackson received
the endorsement of the voters for a
second term at the head of municipal
affairs last Tuesday when the pri-
mary election gave him a majority
OF ~ votes over DR.. C. II. Russell
for the nomination of mayor. Only
1870 votes were cast, and aside from
the contest between Jackson and
Russell but little interest was mani
tested in the primary. In the Sec
ond ward a nice little contest de-
veloped between Ira N. Nye, caucus
candidate for the councilmanic posi-
ton, and f. A. Kampen, an eleventh
hour candidate who made the race
by the sticker method. A tie vote
resulted, each candidate receiving II
votes, and it is probable that the two
gentlemen will draw straws to de-
eide who will make the race at the
city election to be held December Z.
EASioO LiOli tHGSc TWO COIlL6BLS the
entire list of candidates as endorsed
by the caucus was nominated with
out opposition. The only stickers
in evidence were those of f. A. KAN
pen for Second ward councilman, the
names of all the other candidates.
aside from the four names appear
ing on the ballots, being written in,
which resulted In very light vote
except for the head of the ticket and
the three paid positions for which
candidates had filed.
Forty-nine votes were cast in the
First ward, So in the Second and SO
in the two precincts of the Third
ward. The vote on all the candi-
dates by wards was as follows:
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-11-12
LEAVES TOWN SUDDENLY

Verne Campbell, for several weeks
employed as a cook at the Quick
Service cafe, left town suddenly
Tuesday afternoon, and several cred
itors mourn his departure. Camp
bell owes two weeks room rent to
Mrs. William Swain. and is alleged
to have appropriated a SIS suit case
from the Swain home. He also
touched several acquaintance for
small sums on the representation
that he was going to Colfax and
would bring back liquid refresh
m ents. A warrant was issued for the
mans arrest, and 1t was presumed
that he went to Spokane, but up to
last night he had not been appre-
hended.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-11-12
Plenty Of Pep" at Big Banquet

of Coach Dietz and the college foot
ball team ]. F. Boiler expressed
the thanks of the squad for being
invited to the banquet. Asa Clark,
captain of the team, told how muck
the players appreciated the support
and encouragement given by the
business men.
Coach Dietz was called upon and
was greeted by tumultuous and long
continued applause as he rose to
speak. After expressing his appre-
citation of the cordial reception, he
spoke highly of the ability and spirit
of his squad and the splendid sup
port given them by the student body
and townspeople, which, he sail, las
been a very important factor in the
development of a winning team. He
stated that on his way here he had
been warned in Spokane that he was
making a mistake, because the
knocking" habit had become so
strong in the college and town, but
since his arrival in Pullman he had
heard nothing but boosting instead
of knocking. He closed with an
earnest plea for continuance of the
spirit OF good feeling and co-opera-
ton between the town and college,
so much in evidence at the banquet.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-11-12
BOYS AND GIRLS
CLUB WORK PLANNED

AS the direct result of meeting
of persons interested in the move
ment. the school board will be asked
to organize boys and girls clubs
among the young people of Pullman,
and provide an instructor to have
charge of the clubs. The meeting
was held in the high school audi
forum last Thursday evening, with
j. r. McCurdy, Y. M. G. A. secretary
at the college. presiding. Prof. T. j.
Newbill, in charge of the club work
in the state of Washington, outlined
the work that is being done by the
clubs in different parts of the state,
and mentioned the great good that
is accomplished through this me-
dium. The club work covers wide
range of subjects, and proves i'm
mensely interesting and instructive,
both to boys and girls. The fact that
Whitman county does not have an
agricultural agent forbids Prof. New
bill taking an official part in the or
ganization and work of the clubs
here and a strong effort will be made
to induce the county commissioners
to adopt the county agent plan so
that he may take an active part in
the club work here and in other parts
Of the county.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-11-12
The line-ups:

Substitutions: w. S. C.-Boone
for Doane, Durham for LOOMS
(Dietz taking end), LOOMS for
Dietz, Dietz for Hanley, Sites for
Fishback, King for Finney. Mon
tana-VanHorn for McQuarrie,
Flint for Daems, Strife for Mahrt,
Blackwell for Sanderson.
Yardage-W. S. c., 4S3; Montana,
100.
First downs-W. S. c., 20; Mon
tana, A.
Punts-Dietz, for 287; Robert
son, for 345.
PassesA-W. S. c., 2, both incom-
plete; Montana, 7, one good for 16
yards.
Penalties-W. S. c., 4 for so;
Montana, for 80.
Touchdowns-Bangs 2, Dietz,
Boone, Clark.
Goals from touchdowns-Du
8, Vance l.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-11-12
LITTLE WHEAT HAS
LEFT WAREHOUSES;
Grain Men Estimate Less Than One
Fifth 1915 Crop Has Been
Shipped--Warehous Re-
ceipts Large

Less than one-fifth of the 1915
grain crop of the vicinity of Pull
man has left the warehouses, accord
ing to the estimate of local grain
men, the big majority of the farmers
holding their grain in anticipation of
increased quotations. Due to the
good quotations on barley through
out the entire season, practically the
entire barley crop has been sold, and
the percentage of oats shipped out
exceeds that of wheat by consider
able margin.
One hundred and forty-eight thou
sand and eighty sacks of grain, con-
tanning approximately $4,000 bush
els, were this fall stored in the three
Pullman warehouses, while the
tramway, IL miles west of Pullman,
owned by the Interior Warehouse
company, shows total receipts of 3d.
900 sacks, or 214,736 bushels.
OF the Pullman warehouses the
Puget Sound received $1,000 sacks,
the Farmers Union warehouse Co.
900 and the Kerr-Gifford agents re-
port $4,000 sacks. OF the total re-
ceipts of the three, 97,761 sacks con-
tanned wheat, 29,705 oats and 20,614
barley. The tramway handled 49,
900 sacks of wheat, 1000 of oats and
900 of barley. At Albion, which
also has three warehouses. the total
receipts were 110,402 sacks, or APP
proximately 276,O0O bushels, and the
Armstrong warehouse. three miles
northwest of Pullman handled Az
072 sacks. approximately 100000
bushels.
1t is now estimated that the total
receipts of the approximately Id
warehouse companies and private
houses OF eastern Whitman county
will exceed those of last year by at
least 20 per cent, due to the in
creased acreage this year, coupled
with a substantial increase in yield.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-11-12

q Undoubtedly the score should
have been larger. The first quarter
of the contest was the only period
in which w. S. G. has failed to score
this season. The two teams battled
back and forth, fumbling frequently
and playing in very poor style. That
the men were unable to hear signals
has been advanced as an excuse for
the poor work in the first half, hut
som ething more than that must have
been at fault, for the defensive play
ing by Dietz's men was the poorest
they have exhibited during the sea-
son. The most charitable view is
that the men were taken off their
feet by the individual starring of the
Montana men, and there is much
justification for that view.
In the second quarter Washington
State started better. Just before the
close of the first period Dietz made
a 4S-yard run and Bangs and Boone
took the ball to the 14-yard line. In
the second Bangs and Boone ad-
vanced it Is yards and Bangs went
over, but Dietz missed goal. After
Bangs had made a 55-yard run and
Durham failed to drop-kick Robert
son punted SIS yards; W. S. c. was
penalized and Dietz dropped back to
punt. McQuarrie crashed through
the line and blocked the kick, the
ball rolled almost straight back
across the line and Clark fell on it.
Vance kicked goal. Score was 7 to
6 in Montana's favor when the half
ended.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-11-12
D|ETz FOOTBALL MACHINE
TRAMPLES MONTANA TEAM
Well Deserved 27-7 Victory Proves Superiority
of Well Organized Team Play Over Galaxy
of Former Individual Stars

The Washington College
half the a
Saturday allowed
half
with
The final Washington -, Montana
Montana
but collection individual
Stars there
Montana
sufficiently
and backeld worked together
stop
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ham came through with goal kick.
Bangs second touchdown came as
the result of a 30-yard run over end.
Features of the game were not
many. 1t was merely a contest in
which a well-trained eleven, with
teamwork and training in the rudi-
mentary phases of the game as chief
assets, was pitted against a team
composed of individual stars who
were lacking in many essentials. In
dividually the Montana men ap-
peared to good advantage, but the
excellent teamwork on the part of
Dietz's men subdued the light from
the shining stars.