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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-18

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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-10-29
OFF TO WALLA WALLA

The high school football team left
yesterday for Walla Walla. where
this afternoon they will line up
against the fast and husky Walla
Walla boys who have defeated all
the teams in that section. The squad
were given an enthusiastic send-off
and Coach Satterthwaite announced
his opinion that they had a chance
to win. The players making the trip
were:
Center, Lingg and Holroyd;
guards, Baird, Hammond and Shirk;
tackles, Glover and Melcher (capt. !;
ends, Miller and McIver; quarter.
Cannon and Nash; halls, Squires,
Norman and Barclay; fullback,
Stone.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-10-29
TO BOOST BOYS AND
GIRLS CLUBS

On Thursday evening, November
A, r. j, Newbill, in charge OF boys
and girls club work in the state of
Washington, employed Jointly by the
federal government and the State
College, viii address the people in
terestod in boys and Girls club work
On that subject at the chamber OF
commerce building. A movement has
been launched to organize clubs in
Pullman, and following the address
OF MIR. Newbill it is probable that
definite steps will be taken to this
end. While the fact that Whitman
county does not have an agricultural
agent will forbid Mr. Newbll from
taking an official part in the organi-
zation and maintenance of the clubs,
he will give freely of information
and advice in an unofficial way All
those interested in this work. which
Is meeting with much favor in all
parts of the state, are invited to at
tend the meeting.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-10-29
Chamber of Commerce Arranges for
Crimson and Gray Trail From
Spokane and Dayton to
Pullman

There was an attendance of about
40 at the Chamber of Commerce
luncheon Tuesday. Mrs. S. C. Rob
erts, president of the Civic League,
was introduced and announced that
Mrs. Wilson, chairman of the civic
committee of the State Federation
OF Women's Clubs, would conduct an
institute in Pullman next Wednesday
afternoon and evening which all
business men and people of Pullman
are urged to attend and boost.
F. C. Forrest reported for the
sign board committee that they had
entered into contract with the
Trail Blazing Association of America
to blaze crimson and gray trail
from Spokane to Pullman via Ros-
ALA, Oakesdale, Garfield and Pa
louise and from Pullman to Dayton
via Lewiston, Idaho. This associa-
ton has blazed red trail from the
Atlantic to the Pacific coast, with
branch trails in other colors. The
red trail runs through Spokane, and
a blue trial has been blazed from
Spokane to Walla Walla via Colfax
Their representative at first object
ed to the proposed crimson and gray
trail because it would not conform
to the standard colors which the as
ISOLATION has copyrighted, but final
ly agreed to adopt it and guaran-
teed that anyone can follow the trail
from Spokane to Pullman, by day
or night, without getting off the
right road or asking a question. In
the 100000 guide books issued by
the association, the crimson and gray
trail will be designated as leading
to Pullman, the home of the State
College of Washington.
H. Folger reported that the hog
show committee had taken up the
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-10-29
Contest Gains Thirty Members

question of the ACCESSIBILITY of post
poning the show, because OF the
prevalence of contagious hog diseases
in this vicinity, with the state com
missioner of agriculture and that he
had instructed j. IL. Martin, an in
spector for the commission, to visit
Pullman and make a careful investi-
cation of conditions. The commit
tee will be governed by his report.
The committee on building report
ed that Architect Swain estimates
the cost of remodeling the city hall
including the construction of vault
and providing a rest room, at about
$500, of which $500 would be re-
CURED for the proposed alterations
in the second story. The committee
was instructed to confer with the
city council regarding a division of
the expense.
The membership com mittee re-
ported that as result of the con-
test 80 new members had been add
ed to the organization, of whom the
group led by w. l.. Greenawalt had
secured IS, thereby earning a ban
quet at the expense of the group led
By D. f. Staley.
Mayor Jackson reported that the
Northwestern Mausoleum Co. of Sc
attic was planning to erect mauso-
leum in Pullman and he had been
sent by a number of local people to
inspect the mausoleums constructed
by this company at Bellingham, Mt.
Vernon and Tacoma. He found
them first class in every particular,
and said that the people in each of
the cities visited spoke highly of the
business methods of the company.
He announced that representatives
of the company had secured a site
in Pullman and would place propo-
sition before the people which he be-
lieyes to be worthy of favorable CON
sideration.
Mr.. Cuthbert and Mr.. Howe, rep
resenting the company, were intro
duced and spoke briefly, after which
the meeting adjourned
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-10-29
JOYA CLUB

Amid Halloween reyel, spooks,
ghosts and JACKIE lanterns, four
young ladies were Tuesday evening
initiated into the mysteries of the
Joya club, at the home of Miss Ruth
Renfro. One of the most interesting
and at the same time unusual gath
erings of the members of the club re-
suited, and a most excellent time is
reported by jewellers and initiates
alike. The young ladies who became
members of the organization were
Roberta McRae, Gertrude Sauters,
Margaret Price and Bernice Walker
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-10-29
FACULTY CHANGES
MADE BY REGENTS
DIR. j. S. Caldwell, Alabama, VIII
Have Charge of Fruit By
Products Work

Aside from the appointment of
DR.. o. E. Holland as successor to
President E. A. Bryan, probably the
most important action of the board
of regents last week was the creation
of a new division of the experiment
station work and the appointment of
DR.. J. S. Caldwell to take charge of
the work. The regents appropriat-
ed $4,000 for fruit by-products work
and it is this phase of the experiment
station ACTIVITY that DR.. Caldwell
will superintend.
The new appointee Will pay par
ticular attention to attempts to pre-
serve the quality and flavor of fruit
in drying and improving methods of
marketing juices and the problem of
economic uses of lower grades of
fruit. The entire work is under
taken with a view to solving the
problem of marketing profitably that
portion of the Washington fruit crop
that is annually wasted. DR.. Cald-
we'll is we'll fitted for the work. He
received his training at the Univer-
sity of Chicago and since that time
has been with the Alabama expert
ment station at Auburn, Alabama.
He will arrive at the college early
in December. DR.. Caldwell was ap-
pointed on the recommendation of
DR.. Ira D. Cardiff, director of the
experiment station.
Two graduates of the college were
added to the faculty. Miss Lora
Green, ~, was chosen reference
librarian and J. J. Stratton, IL, was
elected instructor in meat inspec-
ton for the Spokane hospital of the
veterinary department Miss Mabel
Mckay of Tenino, Wash, was chosen
library assistant, and Miss Mamie
Haasebrook was elected instructor
in home economics. o. G. Gebart, or
the University of Berlin, was made
instructor in German. The resigna-
lions of A. e. Sandell, clerk of the
Puyallup Experiment station; v. R.
Mcbride, superintendent of the
poultry plant at the Puyallup sta
ton; and Florence e. Ward, associ-
ate professor of vocational educa-
tion. were received. Miss Ward re-
signs in order to accept similar work
in the United States Department of
Agriculture. The resignation of J.
A. Tormey, director of the extension
department, was accepted.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-10-29
HIGH II,
COLLEGE PREPS I
Large Crowd Watched One of the
Most Exciting Football Games
Ever Staged on Rogers
Field

Pullman high school added ne "
laurels to it's football reputation by
defeating the strong and well
coached college Prep" team last
Friday in one of the most exciting
games ever played on Rogers field.
The final score was IL to Z, but the
high school earned another touch
down. They had the ball six inches
from the Prep goal line on first
down, when they wer3 penalizel half
the length of the field because of
coaching from their excited rooters
on the sidelines. While the game
was a thriller to watcn the defense
and lackling of both teams was very
poor.
In the first quarter the high school
kicked off, but secured the ball after
holding the props for four downs.
The high school made first down
twice but were then held, the ball 60
ing over. On the first down Grow
fumbled and Norman recovered. The
high school made first down in three
trials and Norman skirted left end
for 10 yards and touchdown. Stone
failed at goal. Score 60.
At the opening of the second
quarter Dargon intercepted pass,
but the props were held after making
first down three times. Pullman
was unable to gain and Stone punted
10 yards, the ball going outside. The
ball was touched by prep, however,
and Pullman recovered. The high
school men started down the field
and made first down three times,
25-yard run by Stone being a feat
ure. The high school carried the
ball to a hall yard from the goal and
a touchdown looked certain. A Pull
man supporter, however, coached
from the sidelines a trifle too loud
and the high school was penalized
half the distance TO their goal, or 90
yards Stone punted 80 yards and the
ball was fumbled, Pullman recover
ing. Pullman made II yards in six
down and Cannon made a nice pass
to Miller across the goal line. Stone
failed at the trial at goal. Score,
12-0.
In the third quarter the preps
kicked off, Pullman made first down
once but Stone was forced to kick.
The props made first down twice and
Continued on page four
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-10-29
FIVE HUNDRED PARTY

Mrs. r. B. TURNKEY Wednesday
evening entertained an even dozen
of her friends at a we'll appointed
and highly successful five hundred
party. The prize for the greatest
number of progressions was won by
Miss Ruth Renfro. Those present
we're Mesdames r. B. TURNKEY,
Arthur Thompson. r. C. Hamilton,
Harry Wilson, Bolsinger and ]. La
nier, and the Misses Mamie Johnson,
Beth Bolsinger. May Loeklin. Maud
Helm, Ruth Renfro. Gladys Seneca
and Roberta MeRae. Dainty re-
freshments were served.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-10-29
ARTISANS INITIATE

The membership campaign con
Quoted during the past few weeks by
College City Assembly, No, SO, Unit
ed Artisans, will close tonight, with
Is new names added to the member
ship roll, The campaign will close
with big Halloween party, and sew
eral mem bers will be initiated. Last
night about 80 members of the
order visited Colfax, where a district
meeting of the order was held.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-10-29
City Attorney lamar Differs With At
portant Registration Question

The registration books for the pri.
mary election of November will re-
main open until the evening preced-
ing the primary, an opinion to this
effect having been handed down by
City Attorney NJ. S. lamar, who, in
his findings, differs considerably
from from the Interpretation of City
Attorney Voorhees, of Colfax, who
contends that under the registration
laws of the state the books must close
10 days previous to the primary cleo