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Evening star., 1915-05-13

James H. Maurer, Pennsylvania; George
II. Goebell, New Jersey: Eni1l Seidel.
Wisconsin. and Arthur La Seuer. North
Dakota
A number Of resolutions and procla-
nations were printed and II was said
that they were certain OF adoption.
They call attention 10 the alleged in
sidious propaganda OF American mill
tarism" advocate the reputation Of
war debts urge socialists Of the world
and workingmen generally not TO fight
or assist in the manufacture of muni-
fions Of war and pledge socialists TO
work for prescribed peace program
a the end of the war.
Essentials of the Program.
Essentials of this program arc: No
indemnities.
No transfer of territory except ny
consent of citizens of the territory
affected
United States of the World. with
world court. an international leSisla :
ture. international control of strategic
waterways. such as the Dardanelles
naturalization of the seas.
Universal disarmament.
Evening star., 1915-05-13
Members of the Cast.

Grieg's "Berceuse" and the Tree Spirits
by Haydn's Surprise symphony
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-03
Sil,iss.

Sern Sfreiunonn, bon ct. Soilis
'oipie 5rls. sSSba. bon @erner, unS
@laro. bon fer Stoenfper GdJuIe. ha,
Zen Ole ncilIidlen Seiertaec oa6cin,
berlebt.
q. o. @aebler fpohnte oat, poriapn
@onnerstas Der Goitmeiiter- uub
Eoittndger 3irsarninenflmft, In Sp.
enspifle, bel. gr inIrne bon Ioitor
'gtsobirs bealeitef, ireIdier Bel goftor
Speft cifien ge'udl obftattete.
Sroal Secob Wfid,eI, Sr., illS
Nrall 9oro @attner, befinbm lisf,
leioer ale beibe sur 3eit fronf.
Bur 9ofttrdaer Griiflne, Fiir
Ole Sapiss Rolite, ipefde in Ser.
'i1ann itattforso, fatten iid, 10 9e.
'perber eiibaefnmben: snr GriiSuna in
Olpsi@piIle fparen z erifiereu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-03
Openspille 81. 8.

8ir baben bier 5ur 3eit cine fla.
ne Brobe 8interipetter; Die gar5e
senollng fonWnt ipater.
3as fIeine Somden bon SEQ.
5fao ottaf iit gesenfpdrtig erldtlify
traflf; Or. g. @eIIies hat oen flei.
men &atientep in gebanoIalng. @ir
itoiinffen raife 9eiieraiug.
@ldt, q. 8orIiid) bat in ser 30.
rigen @of,e cine groBe s(Babl
sfapeille ouf ben 9sarfft eebradt.
SRI. GfIo W'erf 1T nuf cine $50.
DIE 5ltm 8eird Bel ibren apaebori.
cen iino SSreunben, bon ct. 2cuis
ciirgetroffen.
2nlira, Die Sodter BON Soc Nor.
re, Hegt eriftIid frdnf oarnie6er:
Or. Siplep ut Der beboltSeIa6e grst,
Bir apiiRiden baIoige geiIerung.
Sri. sftbeESo ace6, bon 0feo 8iro,
befalio ftA om Iebten Sonntag Sc.
iltdstpeiie, boi Sd. ella @erf.
Sri s(laaiiita SnebIteE rueIdje ieit
rim paar 8oGen franf mar, bat ibre
5teIle als 2ebrerin am pergairge.
ler &onto3 tuieSer aiteetreten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-03
Seier bes iedsisiten Sabrstmes
Der Sedseit.

.Sn Dem puaGtboaen. Ia,,Slide,,
Sc'aH ibrer Godter. Srani gorrie
aron. iiio0iHid bon 2erington, gso..
teierten Sobn 2. soebn ,a,o SeiIen
satttn. I'M areile ibper ainoer. Sen
Soften Sabrestas itrer Sotscit.
Serr Scebr iit iiber 90 ssobpe aft
itiio feline Satin ut 10 smbrc linn.
ger; beiae iinS a,isnab,fkspeif iehr
geRito itts6 frditig iuso iparen au
oieiem Gage atideinello ebenIo
slndlids dIs apie Dor 60 ssabren.
Sor ibrem ltrr5,,s itod ibreiu iebi.
GEN Bobnort, in 2aFupette Gol,,ytp,
.uor ilirgefdbr 81 Snbren. ipobnten
Serr Soet, itlto @attin in @ascon.
zoe eonntp. Inter Sen gnfelfin.
bern. tpeIfe sur 5eier erldiemn
'ucren, befonoel iid ,ulter anoeren
,Srau Seunaim 8Ilnner ,nS Seren
Eodter, Sri. @arsaretba, bon Ser.
ger. SSin gsan.en bon @usconaSe
eointp entbHten mir 9ieranit, nod.
irdgIid, Dem SlibeIpaar lniere be.
ten @iidhpiiriide,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-03
Ginc Ginlaonns.

slls Grebiger Der bieiigeh oeut.
Ma @i 6. Stride, erlaiie idp bier.
init cine ber5lide giilobuna an o:e
Seler oes @olfsblatt Sen &erfanrilts
llrngell, tpelde an ben Ibcn6en oes
s., 8. llno 10. 9e5embprs, in ser
o6igen Stride itattfinSen mcrSen, bei.
'lhnobncit Drei Miiiionure, nefde
Iid) an 6em ct. 2oltis 0aicn.Weiliio.
.Nar.&onnert. BON / Biz gum 8. Sc.
ssen1ber, nftip betbeiIiat Eofen, lper.
ZEN alniere Gebrer fem. elmer Ser.
Selbcn fir ieSen gbcnS.
slm eritcn gbcno miro 9saiior s.
). 2ihp, bon Sn6ien. Teinen @ortrag
NIT Stcreoptifen 9iIbern iflieItrie,
rem aan stpeiten @eno iperSen ga,
'tor Soiepb @eod, bon China, uno
MI 6ritten gReno Ioitor s. u.
Tnd'el, bon Geru, Siib slmerita,
hodNt intereIfarte unS lebrreide Gor.
'r1ge balten. 9onnrt s(Ile, ober
fonrmt nid't oIfeirt ior6ern bringt
aitd ellre 8odhnrir ,ln6 ellre ssrelln.
De, ooer beronIoft oieieIben at fcm.
men, iul6 mir tparSen orei fod,irc.
reiiante genubreihe Mberoe perleben
llnS llnierm @efidpsfreis ms6ehren,
nett binous, iifer oie enaen @relt.
zen itafcres fdsonen gtdStfens in
Sie qrobe, tpeite @eIt. srnfana ser
RerinanmIungen nm klbndt llbr
nbenos Carl Opp, 8aitor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-03
sr par eia sroFer Nsaan, iiber

Gr lpar eia erokcr 1sann, iiber
oie ntittIercn Sobre binous. sebe,st
lrfio init r,tfsben S9itItern; iein &c.
iida mar aebra,nn. idnlnl inp6 for.
genboa ieine Sdltoe tparer grob una
idnpielia BON barter Mrbeit. Seine
@e6i6te 3eiat eit 2eben Der 8e.
daperoen. Gur9 iuRrmii6lide SIN.
Itreltgi,ng ipar es linn eeIungen, Iei.
ne GiipSer 5ll ernabren inlo 5n ersie.
ben, ilirb ibnten oen 2ebelpSlpeg 5ll
babnen. 8ir bra,thcn uidt laltae
jil ihd,en, Inn ibt lnlb iein eberbilo
5it firaen, gs 1T ON Ger 3eit, 6of,
er ettpas fir iid ierbit tut. ltnS sit
oielen 3iped iibertrifit fein Sell.
mittel sSorlli's sllpenfrdilter. Ser
@ebrois6 eilter s1aid,e apiro Dies be.
Deiien. gs lit feline Baientmeoi5in,
aiRd III es in gpotbefen nid)t su ia.
ben. 8iro oen 2e,,ten 6ireft Der.
fapit ourb oie Seriteller: Or. 8e.
Ter 5abr1,ep & Cons 60, 19- %
So, Sobne sfpe., Chicago, sSn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-03
sermann, gaoy 5reias, ben 8. oesssmber 1915
seidlael sablsr.

stm noriaen Eit1pod,, Inn 2 llbr
nadpnittags. itnrb iit feiner sSob'
rarrs. in ser Ndbe Don Stonp SIN,
MidncI @dbler, I'M bobcn stter
bon rs Sabrer.
Serr @6bIer ipupSe lit Deutids
lan0 esbonen ini6 fmH nit feiner
ilnugen @nttin Dor ,iiseFabr 40 Sab
rem nob anlerifn, mo iih oiefd6en
auf elmer Sam,. IN Der 96bc bon
Stomp SIN, nieoerdicBen, sSn oen
bieJen Sabre,s feifes s(nFeirtbolts ii
iirdcran golrtp eripdrb fia Serr
@abIer 5abIrebdr Srel,rlae iuelds
NIT ieirem Sobe Sen @erfiit eiites
ai,tep 8iiraers, treiterr Sreitrces
uBo iDabren gbriften beflasen.
gr bilrferldBt ieine @attin, ioapie
Gle folgepoen GinSer: gaftor Gbrift.
@abler, pom 8ladburn; @ottIob
@abler. bon Sefferion Ctr; @otf.
licb @abler. bon @ellston; Iotpie
Widnel iin6 SRI. Gbriitine @abler,
BON Storp Sill.
Die 8eitattluls erfol9te ON pori.
gen Sreitaa gahrnittag, bon Scr
@obnlng aus aiif Dem gpaitgl.
Srie6bofe in Stonp Sin. urter 2ei.
tins bon Baftor &ubu Gin SAIL.
reideS @efodge bon @eriuanSten
uilb Sreimoen batte iidy eingeiun-
oen, INN Oem @eritorbenen bas leste
@eIeit sat gebn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-03
s6aiiad)en fir aeioeuoe.

Sditer5etf fomnen non @ebtblrl
.eoer gnfitaitltitg Der, tpie Ncuralaic,
gtaeitrlatisni,tS, SenSetpcb, 9abn.
fdnnersen gerrelitlalaeu, &petidars,.
sen iteife @nsfeI1t, obcr ale iperren
eilrd, Slcalt's Eminent berfre6en
srir9t rGnes mo friitfeg gTnt srr
s5teile ilieb bertreibt Die glniitalir1lq.
@s gebt an Ole @qir5eI. @arlnm ms
gHer SdNner5ear onIhcn2 gc6roudt' 5
sgoentet icforiiac 2iilarrlina 9reis
25c irpS 5or Gie 81 5Iaide enthalt
,rd's Y NAL 10 piel, ipie 6ie 25c.
ssin'1e. (faop.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-03
Summer s
ssons Sia,

ebsu. StoIte. aus oer 92GBe bon
Rem Sobeh, berIebie 6en peneonae.
ilen Sorrntns bier. bei feinen slnae.
bori9en.
GIutcr Gnaelbredf. bon Eorren-
tom befanD iih elm paar Tdse 9isr
a,i, Bei,dJ bei ieipe,t 9fnpeb6risen
ir,S reifte odnn ain Sonnt19 fpie6er
ob, Inn feline @tuoien spkoer mif-
5iirRbmen.
RHior6 aruer. ,pel1er I'm per-
1ongenen Counter In Soiud gear.
aeitet bat. iIt borise Bode raastbG,s-
ie 5iiriid9efebrt uto miro aes, gsin.
ter iiber bier bteiben.
@it aroben 8eSol,ern berihien
mir bas GbIben ,tleres pencbrten
Srellnoes, gaidaeI @dbIer, aus Die.
iigsr geabe. Serr @nbler fpair6e am
2s. Wfars. 1910. in 0berfeanimeu.
ssnrtenlberg, Seftlblaian, 9eboreii.
&n Sabre 1866 perbeiratbete e.
iid nit Sri. Yaaria @anper un6
i'm Sabre 1878 fatn bas gaar i,ah
amcrifa ltn6 Oireft na& Stonp SIN.
no $err @dbIer eine SSanm Fnlifte
i,n6 mo- Die Sanilie ieit9er olsh ge~
iuobnt bat. Ser 8eritorbe,e ipar
Elm gutter. liebepoller @atte iinS
gater, Elm bilfreider gsad,bar nno
Elm trsaes 9iiMlieS Der dIrftithen
&ird,e. Die 9eer6isnaa erfo5stss
am Sreito9, Den 26. Gopenber, III.
..er 2eitr9 bort Eaitor ", St,bn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-03
sd)iiten ger6anblnnaen.
sieQeIIuakioe s,erlonn,,r,,,,o os,, %

siegelnahige @eriannplltsa oan 80
ytooenrbar. 1915.
SaS Epotofoll Der lebten Ser.
lannltlllng lpltnoe oerteien uno alrac,
llollHlten, mic perIelen. sln nonnt.
iiden 9eitrasen gilgen ein, $3.50
etne &ednln9 bon Srib Gang, i'm
Setrage bon $t.00, fit 9rieimarfel,
itllp. mAroe 5llr 5abIung angeipieiell
Der Sefretdr terloB f)ierauf oas
&eirltat oes sicsjabrigen Sabres.
idreBet;
s(pflegesSte:Ge.
Sobn @irdner, t2 Ia[ gcldoiien
q Sdub 1853 9finge; 3nrdlidniti
10 1872 gfinge per sdptb; sritcl
Greis,
am1it 8cfnpaiVn, 12 DSar gcId,of
fen, 72 SdbuB 74S 9finae, gurdb.
mnitt 10 7-1s stinge per edub;
3!uelltr YfPfe.
ISM. gbarlin, 90 @aal geId,oiier
138 SdltB 14t7 9finge; Gurdfdniti
10 37etSS 9'iitae per S6llb; Gritter
Breis.
Sreo. Gamrier. II Mal geidoiletl
&C SdplB 671 9finge; 9urd,idnitt
10 1.6 Giipae per Sduf; sSierter
8reis.
ISM Ganeit, t6 Deal geitoiien,
SO SetuB 9tG Siilwe; 9urddduitt
8 1924 &in9e per SdplB; Giiniter
greig.
Sobn @. Sdermalm, II 9'ol ae.
Idoiien. 66 Sdaib 612 Rirge;
DnrdTdnitt 8 311 9firtgc per
Sd)llB; Gefiter Grcis.
slrtbur Soffnlnnn, ID Wtal geIdoI.
Icll 81 SdllB III 9iifge; 9nrdS
idniitt 8 1854 giinge per Sdpb;
5iebenter Breis.
Sarrp araettlp. 13 Dial aeidoi-
en- 78 Sdltb go Siinge. burdidniti
; $3.50 Rii,9c per SduB; s(dter|
Ereis.
isreieban6.Sfeibe.
S. 6. Gnlntier, II Weal geidoiien
'6 Sda,b 613 9ii,pge; 91lrfJdDnits
1856 sfipge per SfqrB, Griter
Sreis.
Gbas. 9aireib, IL @al geidoiien
IS SfuB 52t &itpse; 9urfJit,ritt !
1896 Siitwe per SdptB, 3meiter
sreis.
5rit aoeIler, t3 0eal geifoiien|
8 Sd,uB COG Siinge; GnrdidJnitt !
1918 sii,rgc per SfatB. 9ritter
sreis.
Sacob Strabsner, 13 Wsal geidoi.
III rs eda,B 54S 9fifrge;; 9airf. |
bnitt Z 1889 9iinge per Sdrnb, |
StSpteI YlelS.
@ls Goniite oie @eSoillen mio go
eifen alguid'affen iplr6en Ole Ser.
cit GbriIt, @annn 5ris 2atg imO |
'aoob StrahSicr erranilt.
9lfs Repiiions Gornite: Ole Ser.
en- esotn so Sdernaitll sSobnI
efrdrer mo artbur sofimoin.
Serr Sofn &irfner nelfer 1pab.
emo oes SdbreS bie meiiten 9firge
II Gatrd,fdfritt geidoiien Eat; iuur.
fiir bas foIgatSe. Ssabr ais Sdii.
cnfon;g erfIdrt.
Sieraiif erfoIste @ertnaung.
Srib 9an6. Scfretar.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-03
0rafs..

5paa Bm. Rorre. ipeIdc Bel ibwr
Sodter. in Nofaae. aipei @o6en
o,sf gdiSt tpar. it fosben por bort
5l,rii6sefebrt.
SrSd $. Slerner. tpclder friber
bier dpobnboft mar. aber felt ocn
lesten pnor Sabren In Der 0dbc bon
Eea 9cIcn bot. lit fiisri4 i'm bobel
alter BON SO Sabrcs seftorben ,tpo
ipnroe am oergan9cnen So,mtag dni
aent Sortigen. l,ttRrifden 5rieobsEe
beerSigt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-03
slnselanfteS spitem forScrt sldytnns

Seio SIR bilios, idppinbcIia ODER
lhlmpf2 Or. Sings Gcp aiie 9ias
iebt Die gerltopflne anf lnto bringt
redelnlaBiaen natiirlit,en StubI9ang
alnift nidt. gcrnohldilialmg einea
degbdiliten Spftefns iiiDrt oft al
5Sdlinunereln. @iitftoffe uno Elm
nift rcdIt flnrftionirelpocr Ssorppr er.
heiiden iofortiae 9eaftling. @oat
SIR morgen fritz minier uDo ipobI
oiriipodlen, beaimt nit ser 9cbono.
linna belte 9Ibpn6. 25c Ole Slaitbe.
C19lDp.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-03

spe5iaI. sitnns, Nitt,Usd,. ben I,
DECEMBER 1916.

sn Ser Spe3iaI- -5ibung oes areis
geridts. am Letten gsittipod tnrrte,t.
ai,ber einer ansabI BON @oribIdseat.
cine srobe srsabI poiu SdiIen ilnter
8etradt. BON oenen ole nleiften bis
5ur Gpesioi 45isil,ls. a,n Id. 8esesrt-
Der. ODER bis gum p0d5ten. re8el.
mdbisen Gerrnin, int Snnlar. 1916.
perffoben ,pnr6en.
Gie &lage auf ieparaten Inter.
bolt. tDelde Snn GIora Saffner 9e-
gen tbren @atten Or. 6. 8. Soffner
angeitrengt bat, iDuroe peridoben.
5uu &affner siebt in ibreln 9iHse.
fnh an Dob Or. Saffiier bieI @ruiso.
Gefis, ioipie betpeslides eisertbmn
beiitt; fie beaniprudt oaber eii,en
enteebmbaren Shell Sesielbep INN
fir iid cine Seimatb s,t erridten.
Sic perlangt, ferner, DOB ibr fir
ibren llaerbalt oie Slulune bon
$500 pro Ronnt, sugeiprodep miro.
Soltles itnb Sfobert ssenfilrs, mel.
de am 80. 9opember ben Sernin
ibrer Soft, im gountpsefdngnib, me-
gen tfdtIiGen angriffs, bolenbeten,
nefannten iih Ses gntiueidens ans
Der 06but bes Sberiffs ihnloig rno
tpnrSen oafiir ali 5ipei sSabrem 3ud)ts
bans nerurtbeilt. sic ipuroen ieoody
nnter Der 8eoingung zines gl,ten
getragens, parolliert.
Die 9Iase bon sllma SaDnes ge.
cen Gtas. @c8illiams, ,pegen
8rltd 6es G6eberipredeis. iprroe
bis gum Saluiar Sermin, 1916, ber.
Idpben.
Die alage ron Salnes 6. guttio
iino anoeren, gsgen Sr. Garner iinb
anoere sur 5eititelliiRa bes 8eiit-
titeIs olf &irdeneigerttbitnl, iunr6e
tiS alan Ia. 8e3enber 1915, Der.
idpobeu.
Sn @atreff Ser alnsen bon ssis.
einia O. SarrieS un6 oaoeren, ge.
gen, reitect.: Carolina SdeeI, s. 9.
SurtbarI, SO. @. 9iid,arbion uno 9fo-
bert SritfG, ertbeilte bas @eridt oen|
8efebl, COB oas betreffenbe 2ano
berfanft in,o Ger grl6s perbdItlIB.
n1oBig pertheiIt peroen ion. Gicic
Glogen griinbeten fid onf bas Seita.
n1ent ops beritor6enen Or. Sobnion.
lpeId,er nor Sobren bier i'm @ountp
ltorb, uno "a ieines @iarntbums an
erei ieirer Ginber nerrrodte: rem
oierten ailto, SSrait Or. @. Matbetps
leood MIR eiren 9tnthed ipIbren1
2ebensseit. in Dem reItieren6en n
'eines @eiites bernredte. Sci ibrem
Sobe ioIlte Ger nb6Iute 9elibtiteI
nif o'eies "a BEG gsahEaiies anf Sic |
0iraer Der Gentorbenen iibergeben. |
Sor ihrem Eo6e iplrbe bas 2ano ie. |
bod, oerfalsft iuro cine Gbeililng Dor.
lenoaiullen, Sie jebige &luge ipurs
>e bon oen grben Der perftor6enenl
srai @otheaps eingereid1t, aur @r-
anglna oeS ibnen sirfomne,then "a |
res gSodlobes. @ei benz porher
tdttaefunSenen @erfailf fonnte ssran
Ratheius mir ibren 2ebelrs.antbeiIl
,crfoiifen. Ger ssoIl ipuroe sueun-
ten Der &Edger entidiebetr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-03

Goitor ghriit. @nbier llnS
Sobit Martin, BON 8Iadburn, Got
lob @nbIer, ron Sefferfon gitp iino
@ottIieb @dbIer, bon @eIlston. 9fo.,
ipetdsa Ser 8carnigilng hires perftor-
benen gotprs. @sid,ad GSobIer, ron
Stomp SIN, baigapobnt batten, to-.
men offI per8nnoeren @ontog. naf
Ser Seiinreiie, o,irh Serniann.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-01-29
SKULL FRACTURED IN
COAST|NG ACCIDENT
Iva Shirley Seriously Injured When
Operation to Relieve Pressure

Iva Shirley, 14-year-old daughter
OF j NJ. Shirley sustained a fracture
of the skull, Just above the left eye,
Wednesday morning, when the sled
on which she and a companion were
coasting collided with pile of ties,
and she is in critical condition at
the hospital. The little girl was on
her way to the Franklin school, and
coasted down the steep hill leading
to South Grand street, near the Age
ton home. The injured girl lost
control of the sled and crashed into
the pile of ties, her skull being
cracked in two places on the left
forehead. Cleone Dawson, who was
on the sled with her, attempted to
divert the course OF the sled, but was
unsuccessful, and received a slight
bruise on her forehead.
The injured girl was taken into
the home OF Mrs. p B. Ageton, and
medical assistance was summoned.
She soon regained consciousness and
was taken to the hospital, where an
operation was performed to raise the
skull. She rallied from the opera
tion and will probably recover.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-01-29
WOMEN'S CIVIC LEAGUE

The Women's Civic League will
meet next Monday afternon at 2:30
o'clock in the basement Of the NJ. e
church. The subject of public play
ground will be discussed and either
Mrs. Truitt or Mrs Burke of Mos
COW. Idaho, will be present to tell
how that city secured a play ground
and how it is conducted. The
Women's Civic League was organ
lied but recently and is open to all
the women of the city who care to
join, and pay the nominal dues Of
10 cents a year 1t meets on the
first Monday of each month at 2:30
p. IN. in the basement Of the NJ. p.
church. It's work as outlined will
cover the following branches: edu
cation, public health, social welfare,
home improvement, identifying the
city, improving the cemeteries.
Each new member is requested to
signify on joining in which of these
branches she is particularly inter
ested and will be assigned to the
group having in charge that particu-
lar line of work
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-01-29
BOILERS MEN WIN
FROM OLD RIVALS
W. =. G. Basket ball Men Show
Championship Form and Win
From the University of
Idaho, - to II

Outplaying their opponents at
every stage of the game, Coach J. F.
Boilers w. S. c. basket ball quin-
tet had little trouble winning from
the University of Idaho basket ball
team in the local gymnasium last
Friday evening, score rs to II. Every
man on the w. S. G. team played
winning basket ball, and their excel
lent showing against Idaho's all-star
aggregation proves them contenders
for the Northwest honors. While he
was not directly responsible for a
single score, Norman Moss, who
played left guard for W. S. c., was
probably the star of the game. Moss
went into every play and his close
guarding spoiled many of Idaho's
well-organized plays near the basket,
cutting down the Idaho score materi-
ally. Ilildebrand, w. 5. c. left for
ward, played the best game of his
career, adding 10 points to w. S. C.'s
total score. Captain Anderson, Bob
Ter and Glover each added his full
quota to the honors, although Ander-
son was in no condition to play and
was taken to the hospital immedi-
ately after the game. Gray, left for
ward, was ldaho's individual star
The first half was decidedly fast.
and w. S. c. had the visitors COM
pletely bewildered toward the middle
of the second half but took it easy
during the remainder of the game.
over from Moscow in bob-sleds
Lineup and score;
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FAST BASKET BALL
AT STATE COLLEGr
Five Conference Games VIII BE
Played in Pullman During the
Next Two Weeks

Local lovers of basket ball will be
given plenty Of thrills during the
next two weeks and have an oppor-
tunity to see the crack w. S. c. five
in action against all but one o. the
other conference teams. The fun
will start tomorrow, Saturday even
ing, with a preliminary contest be-
tween the Props and johnson high
school, TO be followed by a confer
ence game between the redoubtable
O. a. c. quintet and Coach Boilers
team The 0. a. c. men are big ana
fast and last week gave the cham
pion U. of W. team a bad scare in
two games. in both the contests q.
A. c. held the lead at the end of the
first half and were only nosed out
OF winning by the strong finish Of
the Washington boys.
Next Tuesday, February 2, and
Thursday, February 4, the Whitman
five will play here. Whitman al
ways has a fast and dangerous team,
and this year the squad is being
given special coaching by one of the
best basket ball experts in tho
Northwest.
Tuesday, February 9, the Univer-
sity of Oregon team will measure
speed and skill with the w. S. c.
five and on Saturday, February 10,
the L. of w. conference champions
will endeavor to demonstrate their
superiority. The speed and form
showed by Boilers men in the open
ing conference game against Idaho
last week proves that w. S. c. will
be in the running for championship
honors this year and the boys will do
their best to win all these games on
their home floor.
All these games will be called at
1880 o'clock. Single admission so
cents; student tickets admit
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Red Russ.
BUCkLEYS ENTERTAIN

Fifteen Pullman friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Buckley Tuesday
evening enjoyed the hospitality of
the popular host and hostess at their
suburban home on the east outskirts
of Pullman. The trip was made in a
large bob-sled and the evening was
pleasantly spent in dancing, the
music being furnished by Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wilson Vocal music and
bounteous refreshments completed
the entertainment of the visitors.
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PROGRAM
FOR AOUSEKEEPERS
Many Women Are Coming to Attend
Interesting Lectures at the State
College Next Week

Farmers and Housekeepers Week
at the State College promises to be
the big attraction of the winter
school for farmers. A special feature
will be the interesting program ar
ranged for the housekeepers section,
which includes lectures by a number
of experts in matters of domestic
economy and rural life. The sessions
of the womens section will be held
in rooms 106-107, Van Doren hall,
and the program is as follows:
Monday, Feb. 1, $3.50 a. NJ
Music, College String Quartet; Real
Values in Labor Saving Devices for
Housekeepers, Miss Bane; Women's
Farm Advisors, c. B. Smith.
Tuesday, Feb. 2, $50 a. NJ
Music, Women's Choral club; Some
Factors to Be Observed in Market
ing, DR.. Cardiff; Economic Interests
of Housewives, C. E. Bassett.
Wednesday, Feb. 8, $3.50 a. NJ
Music, violin solo, Prof. Herbst; The
Arts in Their Relation TO Home Life,
Miss Craig; The Abundant Life in
the Country, Dean White; Reading
as a Feature of Country Life, DR.. Nc
Gully.
Wednesday evening, Feb. 8, at Van
Doren hall, o'clock-Social evening
and demonstration of social actiy-
tiles, Mrs. Herbst.
Thursday, Feb. 4, $3.50 a. NJ
Music, vocal solo, Mrs. Strong; lee
ture and demonstration, Canning
and Preserving Fruits" o. H. Ben
son.
Friday, Feb. 8, $3.50 a. M
Music, piano solo, Miss Walden; Diet
for School Children, Miss Hunt; How
to Reduce the Cost of Living, Miss
Hoover.
Saturday, Feb. 6, $3.50 a. NJ
Music, Women's Choral club;
Women's Interest In the Smith-Lever
Bill, President Bryan; Home Eco
Monies Investigations of the Office
of Farm Management, D. A. Brodie.
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cipal and interest, being approx
lately $4,000. During the year
1914 the principal and interest of
the general fund was reduced by
$5525 90, which indicates that with
in five or six years this Indebtedness
will be entirely wiped out.
The total bonded Indebtedness Of
the city, which does not show in the
city treasurer's report, is $31, 900, all
water bonds. Eleven thousand dol
lars in water bonds was issued in
1912, to take up warrants outstand-
ing against the water funds. Last
summer an additional $4,000 in
water bonds were floated to make
needed improvements and extensions
to the water system, giving Pullman
the most adequate water system of
any town it's size in the Inland EN-
pire.
The total receipts of the city fol
the year 1914, from all sources,
were $62,271.61, and the disburse-
ments totaled $61,S37.27.
City Treasurer Clarks report in
full is as follows;