davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Butler weekly times., 1917-10-18
SHORT STORIES
Of Local Interest-Clipped from Ous
Exchanges.

NJ l.. Osborne, who has been agent
for the NJ. X. & T. at Appleton City
for several years, has been trans
ferred to Harrisonville.
The Butler weekly times., 1917-10-18

might as we'll take an average Of
8 per cent.
After you have this pre-war rate
of profit determined. you apply that
percentage to your present capital,
add $4,000 to it for individual or part
nership business and $1,000 for cor
poration, and subtract the result from
your net income for the year 1917.
This gives you the amount of your
excess profits on which you will be
taxed.
For professions and all kinds Of
businesses and trades in which only
nominal capital is employed, it is
obvious that this plan cannot apply.
So the act provides that they shall
pay flat rate of 3 per cent on the
amount by which the net income ex-
ceeds $1,000 if they are organized as
corporations and 10000 if they are
run by partnerships or individuals,
+ X X Il X 4 ** k
What is capital? The Senate
and House wrangled over it for ,
two weeks, and the more they 9
wrangled the worse it got.
X However, here are some rules
y laid down by the bill.
* X + Il *
1t will be seen that the application
of this tax depends absolutely on the
definition of the word capital.
Actual capital invested as it stands
in the bill has no relation whatever
to the amount of stock outstanding,
nor does it include bonded indebted
ness or borrowed money on property.
1t must be determined for each busi-
ness and for each year by adding the
following items: Actual cash paid
in, the actual cash value of other
property paid i'll to secure shares N
the business. and the surplus or un-
divided profits actually employed in
the business, Patents, good will ami
franchises are to be allowed only the
cash value of the stock or other
property exchanged for them, in the
case OF all intangibles not to exceed
80 per cent of the stock now out
standing.
* Again, in figuring the amount Y
* of excess tax you will pay, it
s must be remembered that the <
* rates apply to the amount OF
Il profits falling within each tax
x group and not to the profits as
* whole.
l. X Il * X X
After you have determined the
of excess profits, as described
above, you are ready to figure the
of tax you will have to pa.
First. find out what per cent these ex-
cess profits are OF the actual capital
for the present year. Then apply the
following rates:
On the amount
| .ess than IS per cent OF
capital you pay ...........-~ 20 per cent
IS TO 20 per cent of
capital you pay -.......25 per cent
20 to IS per cent OF
capital you pay y.........,.-. IS per cent
IS to 80 per cent OF
capital you pay ...,..-..~...~45 per cent
More than ,,S per cent of
capital you pay 100 per cent
TO illustrate the workings of TIL.
able, a supposed case is taken in
which the excess profits on 100000
,apital are $4,000 or 81 per cent.
The following figures show how the
AK would be $4,000:
On the amount
Under $4,000 you will
pay ......,..........,~.. 20 per cent or $1,000
SIS 900. to $50. .ooo. YOU will
pay ...,.........25 per cent, or 1880
10000 to $4,000 you will
pay ...--.,... .,.....-...55 per cent or IISo
SIS 900 to $4,000 you will
...~............45 per cent, or 5000
More than $4,000 you will
pay. .... ...- 90 per cent, or 2,4OO
Making the total tax ......... $4,000
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&ieS ans Eae.

= bis DiQ;am g. gtimmO DOR si1
nigsn Uionaten ieinen Poiten dls
gbsf Der 9ebeimpoli3ei perlpreu bate,
ipOIIte .r an be: rspublitaniiben Bar.
tel Rafe nsbmen uuo Iih ais unab.
bdngiger repu6lituniIhsr 8iirgermsi'
ffer RanoiDat aufteqen laiien. Rim.
mo BAT fi9 bic Sa6e anbers iiberlsst
unb gsftsru isine petition 5uriidgeso.
gen, pie er iagt, aus gei9dftIideu
GriiHbsu.
- Die guilbets' ano Srabers' gr.
hange sroffnst asuts ibr eigenss Seim,
peIass fie iid in bem iiebenIt0digen
@e6Guoe go. GA Race Strdbe suees
legt bat. Sas gaH5e 9ebduoe Dient ben
;3peden Der 8ersinigung, Ula1or
Pu6ta, 9auiHipettor Rsnoigs uno
Der Qr8itett Rubolp5 5ietig peroen
BEL Der Gr1ffnungsfeier 2lnIprahen
baltsn. 4benos tinoet i'm Sotel Glib
ion Elm 5sitefeE itatt.
- Die Budget &ommInton bat
bic 9oranf6lGge Des 9artoepartez
ments fir 1913 BON $250,000 auf
100000 tetabgeiebt. Darii6sr
bsrrI6t 9euIen uno 3dbnetlappern
unter ben Wtitglieoern Der Purtbeb0r.
be. &OmmiifGr Sripin 20. &rubn min
bic @eitGitsleute unp 8Hrgerorgauis
iatipueu mobil MAIDEN, UNI our6 i9ren
GinfIuB sins b09ere 8eriptIligung
9erdus5ui9la9eu.
Senement6ous Snipsttur 9eO.
Sauier bat bas ereiitDdige BObnbuus,
951 Barr Strabe, neil baufdllig, ton=
bemnirt unb Die Rdumung OefeI6en
dngeoronet.
- Charles Wcgartbh, Der Stenos
srapbift beg 5eusrpe6r6efs Soaiton,
tpel6er oem SrboRnan5oepartement
Der gunoesdrmee 5uget6eilt lit uno
geitern qlbeno mad Rem gort abretits,
Duroe Don ieinsr 5reunoeu nit elmer
Sunbqelentubr urb elmer 5Illfeoer be-
T5entt. Strettpr 5rieblanoer iibers
rsi9te bic @u6eu.
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Die 9lrbeit bcginnt.

Der StraBenbabn' 'aonlmiiiGr 8m.
@ulfins, pel6er am Sanlitog iein
sIntt angetreten, erbielt geitern Die
erite @elegenbeit sur getbGtIgilng IS
iieten alpei geidaperoen elm 8aIter
u. &niqbt theiite ben San etner 5rau
NIT, Der ouf einer lpeitli6 fabrenoen
Glten6car Elm llunteige5ettel mir Die
college Sill SiHie iiber Die SSobn Str.
.Sinie oerlpeieert Doroen mar. Die
5iueite 2lo9e lief BON Dem &cgislatur'
HHtgIteo SarrD sSeoermonn ein oem
Elm uniteige5ettel Don 8iHe- Ddtbea
uab gSinton 4Iace oertpeleert nor
Den mar. Gulftns miro ii6 iest IN ore
9lrbeit itiir5en.
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atrf6ithtnts.

Gomnsl 8. Sefferies tIagis Elm.
Borbsrung iiber $3.50 ssgsn bic SR,
ftrnationdl agricultural Corporation
Elm.
Die 9Deitern apenus 3. u. erlnn9'
te Elm Is>jeil iibtr $2583.17 gegeH
2ouiIe S9roer u. a.; George 9srs
ling elm iOl6es ii6sr $500 gsgen SObr
5ammel; bic g. Sanbbegsr So. eiu
fol6es iiber $105.5O gsgen eopurS
altbsrr; aoIto pstro Elm iOl6es iiber
$249.98 gsesn Ssrsmiab u. Spsensp;
Games Almono ein Iol6es iiber $135
geesn Dm. 6. 0ioerlein.
Die q. 3. S9ulte Cons gp. bot
cine WsdislfOrOerung iibsr $3042.42
gegsn aughit uHo Rate 9Oie slngss
tlagt.
Gbpurb Wis6er, OsFsn Srunb'
sigsufbum in Der RGbe BON Beitpooo
bur6 bic Qnldge einss 5runt Sspers
geT91bist fporoen Iein foa, Dot bese
bnlb cine &lags ii5er $4,000 geseH Die
Stabt Cincinnati eingsrsi4t.
Wm. WattD, bss Gin6ruhs iibers
fiibrt, purbe auf unbeitimmte 3eit
Der Stants6eFsrungsanitaIt ii6ertpt.s
len
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EaiIen idlarf anf.

Die sSarbigen be5ieben ibr seIieb-
.tes Wtorpbium ODER @ocain BON mts-
.Ddrts oilrd Die Yoit lno 5par fom.
men 0ic Sadlen poitIagerno an. 9ie
1Sarbiee Gorinne @benoult pou 568
Carlisle aoenue lies iih geiteru am
S6alter cin ISadet ousbdnofgen,
obre 3il bebenfen, 6oB oie 9eboroen
.mti Der Sut finb, Gie 8eteftioes @l-
Icnrei0er uuo SdppaebeI urterinf,ten
oos Botet, peIHes einen IuberbeIiteL
cutbielt ;Sn 6ieiem Tuoerbeutel lpd-
ren 3S G'roin Worpbium erttboIten.
Die Torbiae rpltroe inter entipred]er.
Der 9luflope etrgeipcrrt.
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,Snnges NlGSdJeu erletoet Sruno'
tpnnoeH.

Sdlinrne 9rdnopltfloell bat ge-
tern N2orgen Die 1SJdbriae slnna
@rintbaus, 1850 gSooe StruBe, ou-
pongetragcn. Sic wcllte mittels @nio-
lin eincn Sled aus ibrcr aieioe emf.
fcrncr lmo ItieB oabet Die @aiolir-
.flaihc I'M. Iie 8aic ent5iinoetcu iif
ar eiucrH @oSbrenner mo i'm 9tlI
mar 0os gPdod'cn IN Slamrnen eittge'
bilat. @nra lief idIreicno in Oas zee
ter5ing1ter, in tpeIfen iif i)re @int-
ter, ,Sruu &atc Sonnorn, non f0h2
S3aoe Strdke, aufbielt, ,Srau Snr-
ram uno anoere fSra:teu, 6ie 3iIr SIlfe
hcrbeieiIten, riiien Der EnghiGliten
oie erernenOen &lei0er BON 9eiba.
Sie puroe NIT id,tpereu graltopun.
zen i'm @jeiid9t, an glrmen uno aorper
Hat Den; ct. Uaarieu Soipital ge.
brat)t. Die Ierleste iii etne Stlpi.
germ oes BoIt5iiten @iaiam &mrea.
SIC SalriIie rur0c erIt oor oret 1to-
noten dits ibrem Soirie in w2t. edo
eetriebeu, peldes burdJ 6euer 5eritprt
raroe.
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|gdrf ID. aumdn, 81, Senate Sad
( edndbd.
iDtIIo v. ayorber, 26, Wdlton 5o.el
Jgbbis 6. glooo, 81, Raion, 8.
t!UiarR Collins. %, Gmerp 2otel.
)S,nrp Seib. 30. aodlanb, 8.
tgtb.I ct. Clair. 27, 2odiaHb, o.
JOrlo 9. q, Rabmuffsn, %, 935
( eenfrdI gtDenue.
laufu abdms, "a, 935 Central aD.
)Ssffe geasitp, 33, aodlanb, 8.
lSaaie @enisrp, q 9odldnb, 8.
lausuIt o. ainbe, "a, 21os aOib Ctr.
iemiIp @. Wiis, 20, 479s Grap Ho,
I1bso. 6ed. SI., "a, gopinsion, ap.
}garoibn q. gtnnirysr, %, 223a
[ Rsrper Cane.
jDaIper pIummsr, 20, Rsabins, 8.
t5sfiie eooi. Is. Reabuis, o.
j5rso. Bilfon. 36, eOptnsion, ar.
leiflian gerdeit. %, 216 Babe Cir.
lGI5ab 0. Grimes. 80. garrOltOu.
I gentudp.
lq,sarf Y. S&aum. 20, 22S WObarp.
Sfrabe.
fabomas u. woob. SO. Netpport, Rp.
tStssn Gran. AZ, 1889 glap Ctr.
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Gterslid,feitSber;d1t.

Rarp Glort, 55, 2inpOoo, 5als-
leiben.
Ri5dro 1Obin, "a, Raoiion Roab
5er5Ieibsn.
emma 5aaouar, 80, 3345 gaOa.
rdugb qoe.. 3u5ertulpie.
Wurn go6ran, 76, 3117 Rsaoiua
Rodo, Wnosntre6s.
SeOrss Otio, 30, 606 Central qDe..
1ubertuloie.
Grantss Asss, 81, Ruebp Roab
Riersnleioen.
Rarp Watibeps, 80. $685. Gar.
thass pifs, Operation.
Sulia 9ermnn Wolf, 81, 800 put
9ins QDe., gluirsrgiftung.
9bereia 8iumsnfslb, 70, 3131
5arOarb gloe., 2unssneHt5iiuoung.
gbitb 8drjsn, 6S, 530S groibertpn
Rodo. S4pdds.
QtI6srt 9. Smit1, 50, SO Grtens
BREEDER 2lpe., Ser5leioen.
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Setrnnfcner glufofalJrer rid)tet aller'
lei llnbeil on.

Ger 81 Sabre oIte Snrrp SDnfnat,
TcDsiaan Strnbe llnb aerrlper Zane.
n.uB fi6 ipegen 9enfers eines 9lltto.
mobils, p1trenb er tetrltnfen mar,
uno tpegen t6sfuiaiger eigeiltbltnIs.
5critorllng beraittporten, Sa1n oie'e
goppelairflage 1T bon Der aSoli3ei &C.
get i'm erboten DorOen. slm GienS'
tcq 9beno batte or bon 5hpmns ger'
ner, 223S SiobIano SlDenlie, einc
TloifTine elitlebnt, 6ie er eine babe
Stlmoa lang 6eruter tpollte. Ia er
bi ipat in 6ie gndrt finein nidjt 5lt.
rudGeteb.t mar, eritattete @eunar bsi
Der RoIi}ei ltiReice. SptomGn bate
nit Ser 20iGtriger Wou 5nritb, 320
@ronoipoD, cire Spa3ierfaErt inter.
nemnrer. Die nn Garfmap rnb glirrs
aoenue in SorttueQ Elm jGtes Cube
'an5 Die gpGidiue icllIte qcgen ci.
non 9ele1rnptenpfoiten lguo tnrr q.
gen einen ssenerpe1iel, Der nbbrat,
ione5 oas Waiier 6i, Strobc iiber.
it'nemuit hottc, ehe cs atlcitclIt per'
Den fonnte. Sandman m5 oie Smit5
Iotten 3erificbene SGrnrlmen crltt.
ten. 9lud, GeJer Die iunpe SSrm MIR.
6e Sic 4nflcgc ser Trlnferfeit crbo'
Dcn 9oS slutc pur6e Eos ritgenGnt.
men nno aiBeroem NOR narj Sart'
pe1 ftunoenInng obne @oifer.
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DnS setid5a er5ex.
1is girser miiiisa iir ipe5ieffe lim'
lastH itimmsu, iuenn bic Naidpi.
nsris nidt 3um StiaiIno
fommen ioa.

Bei Scr Serbittpabl ircrosr oic
PIirgsr ipieber iibcr ipe5ieIlc llmlagen
Fir StM. nfc itaotiite 8ipsfe ab3it
trimmer bober uno ioIlten oieicIben
nift eeuebnligt iperoen, bunn iDiirocn
Sdailbetrieb nn6 Der Der itnotiidien
1Scr,ualting SermGber pertrippclt
iperrert, Sab es einem Stillitano Der
gdfpcn DicidJinerei gleidfcntnirr
wiiroe. lin bas 81 perbiiten bat Die
JalSqet. .0onmiiiion in ibrer aeiirigen
SitIng cine Nciolution angenorrt.
nen, fporir oie Diirger altfgeforoert
perSen bieie GtererimIaeen grt5it'
beii;eu. Rrr ci;i oieie geeiie foinle etn,
Stn!audtit abgeipcnoet wer6en.
&c. Stnlratb bot in eiren Nbitrid,
i,er $500 600 eingeipiaigt, nm Den
gcrdnfflag nit ben Stcueraeiesen
III einflanJ 3u brirsser Die Sdiilen
f5nnen dbec nit Sem, mas iibri5
bleitt, rtdt misfontnIen mt 81"
Stdof befiuoet lid, in oerielben Rage.
Cie GtaSt bat iib cine ipeiiere Streid,'
i,r1 DON S466,4t0 ecfallen laiica
miIien nafSem Der 8oranidslag Don
Ser 9u6set.sfcmuriiiicn friiber idlon
I'M cine Wtillion perfiir5t fporoen
mar. Tie etaft fuirb nm zine ertra.
ismlage Don 1.e4 E2ia nadfndrn
pnS iity bteierbaIb on bic @dbler
fpcn5cn.
Gle EteigrTate fir alfe 8iuede ipiro
TidJ atf ungef6br $3.50 bro Sai.
ienS Toaar Steueripertb itellen.
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0eburten.

Gbdrtss uuo gona 9anter, 4S Dejt
Gorrp STR, Rdoaen.
elmer uno GliSabetb Smith, 926
2aurel Str, MGotsn.
Widrtiu uno Relie Gain, 516 Sft
6. Str., Gnabe.
JOiepb uno 2eua qoli, 0aOe uno
8uolsp Str, &Rabe.
SObn uno gi5Sie RiIsp, 2O8 eOIs
larb Str, &na6e.
hilbert uno Catherine 3immer
mann, lii Sprins Str, anabe.
SObn unb RdrpSanosr. Prics pin,
WGo9en.
Soispb unb SeIen 2utmsr, 2910
Gssers 9lues, &nabs.
@rsgOr uuO goa Rutb, SuOion uno
Dud Greet qos,, NfGb6sn.
9erman uno 5rancts Bitter, 1921
5airmount Qlns., RGo6ep.
2Ouis uno Cora StengIs, Alp
Sdmilton qbe., Wdoden.
4HtpoHn uno 21erele Febel, 42ll
Oirginia Str, &nabe.
Diuiam uno MnriOn 9sbner, 105
Wsit 9ibertD Ctr, &Hdbe.
Saep6 uno QnHa 3inier, 135 2pon
Str, Suabe.
Senrp uuo 8racs 6arOis, Better
Rooo, Wdbdsn.
WiQiam uno Getilie Ssbsman, 1541
SonothaH Str, NdOdtn.
So5n unb 5sIsn Sdrsnt, 101 DsIt
IL. Str, 4nn6e.
9n5eri uHo GIi5a6st6 S6aefsr,
1896 Clifton 4ps., ana6s.
Seorss unb Cora SaroHsr, 4070
Rnilrpao Qbs., Snabs.
auiboHp nnO S0isphine WOuman,
826 8ant Str., &nabe.
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Sam bon Slid Iaaeu.

Hiiiiea gnnlod, Der geaidiniit I'M
Snsa1s Gsbdubs on 4. unb Dine Ctr.
unb 20 Sii 2. Str. IN gopinsion
Wobubait, fam bon Slid inesl. baE
er nod unter ben aebenben meiIt. Ge.
itern @ergen gerietb in oem @ebGu.
be Der aiii5ug i'm 2. Stot ailBer
Gronimg Hne SpurIod tpur6e germ.
FEN. Gr besab iid in ben JabrItubl,
i,m Der llridd,e aui BEN @rrino 5lr
foHunen, als fif berieibe pioblid In
geipegina Ieste Inb mad iinten ian.
tie. ais Der Sdndt nnteu seoifIiet
ipHroe, log Snlrlod pie betdnbt am
gooen, bod erbolte er iid balo iuie.
Der. Gin bin3iIge3osener ar5t foHHte
abiollit feline IerIesunsen entoefefn
iIn6 SpiIrIed puroe in einem gluto.
mobiI nn6 Saiiie sebradt.
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0hSepobl wgannefdjor.

Ger Siioepobl Wtdnnerbor frinuirt
naditen Tienitog in jIamms Sale
Die grobeu ruieoer aui. 9iriaeift oes
itre6iamen gersifs lit Ser 9ouis
Gbrgott, Der iib freuen fuirS, ieihe
Snnsesbriioer an ieaem slben0 poll.
5dbIig begriiBen 81 f0nisen. "a IS Die
eritc SingihtnSe ndh ben CONNER.
ferien tit, wirS Die @eIeeenbeit 5u ei.
rer HetItm JeitIidteit anIob sebzL
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Geuerid,reden:

ssn Der 0af,t nnf Ritt,uodb brad,
I'm 6ritten Stod 6es Ienemenfbauies
5091a Blum StraBe Seiier alls. 9as
Sans fiiIlte iid, id,uen nit GnoIm,
fooab oie gepobner Sals iiber Aopi
aMf Die Gtrabe ellen miBten. Die
5eaersesfabr mar oon bsn45idmnnns
ifaften bnlo beieitiet, ober EN- Eeiilo.
fer Sdref mar ben 9eipotpern in Die
@Iisoer aeiabren.
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slms ben Deri6tsbSfen.
&iG es nit br 5lueiten Sdeibnns
perindJsn.

Gin Su4tbdasler nida Der pofsnbs
eksatte. = @rutuIe uno pflidibsrs
gsiiens ebemdnner. = Der Uidnn
nls Star Boarb.r. = gr felt ieis
nsr Jrau Elm mutiuiirbises ans
iinnen SiHtTlufunsen gsrs
itorbsner. = GOnitise 9Ortomms
nilIe in Suititius 9allen.
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- qOuig N. DpB, Der an Gsorse
unb Sim Strobe eins Birtbicbdft
fiibrt. ipurbe ssitern I'm MuuiSipdtsss
ri9t BON Der stntIogs Der @erlssuns
less GcuuiaGsGdssss ttsiseiprc4en.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-01-12
kLOSSNER IL FIRE CHIEF

Officers for the ensuing year were
elected for the Pullman fire depart
ment at the regular meeting of that
organization held Friday evening,
when the following were chosen
Chief-W William Klossner.
Assistant chico. J. Reid
Presdent--L, W. Kingsbury.
Vice president--C j. Reid.
Secretary Harry Oman.
Treasurer e. Chiffon
Three new members were added
to the department. bringing the total
membership up to 10. The new fire
men are Carl Johnson, George NJ.
Henry and William IIinchliff. Plans
are being formulated for the acqui-
sition Of a chemical fire extinguish-
er, the need of which has been dem
mstrated at number Of fires lately.
A committee including d. f. Chail-
ton, Harry Oman and Jack Brown
was named to arrange for social
evening TO be held in the near
future for the fire fighters and their
ladies.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-01-12
FRESHMEN WIN FROM
PULLMAN HIGH SCHOOL
First Year Men Easy NiCtorS Over
Local Prep school Five

AS a preliminary to the Whitworth
game Friday night, the Pullman high
school five met the State College
Freshmen, and were defeated by a
score OF "a to 1 in a game devoid
OF features. The first year men went
good from the start, with Rudberg
the high point man for seven Held
goals. At the end of the first half
the score was "a To 4, and the scoc-
lng continued in the same proportion
in the next period until Doe yauked
his first team and ran in the secoud
when the period was half over. The
'scrube' were unable to convert Their
tries for baskets. while the high
school lads managed to break
through the Freshmen guards for
five baskets. making the final score
"a to Il. The lineup:
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-01-12
DIVIDES DEPOSITS
OF COUNTY FUNDS

in compliance with his campaign
promise to divide the deposits of the
county funds among the banks Of the
county, Treasurer Manring has filed
with the county commissioners the
following list of banks which he has
designated as repositories:
Farmers National Bank, ColfaX.
Colfax State Bank.
First Savings & Trust Bank,
Colfax.
Pullman State Bank.
FIRST National Bank, Pullman.
Citizens State Bank, Tekoa.
Tekoa State Bank.
Bank of Rosalia.
FIRST State Bank, Garfield.
Garfield National Bank.
national Bank, Oakesdale.
National Bank Palouse.
security State Bank, Palouse.
Albion State Bank.
Lamont State Bank.
FIRST State Bank, Lacrosse.
Bank of Winona.
Elberton State Bank.
Bank of Endicott.
steptoe State Bank.
st. John State Bank.
Farmers State Bank, st. John.
Nomegys, Hanford & Miller Bank,
Thornton.
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Maiden.
Cotton State Bank.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-01-12
COACH DIETz SIGNS
FOR ANOTHER YEAR
Indian Mentor Given Satisfactory
COntraCt-Salary Not Made Pub
Iic-Wil Leave Soon
for East

Coach W. II. Dietz has affixed his
signature to a contract securing his
services as tutor TO the 1917 foot
ball team of Washington State. Be-
sides the $4,000 forthcoming from
the athletic management the con-
sideTation to be received by the
Coach has not been made public The
previously discussed plans OF alumni
and others to pay Mr.. DiCtZ a bonus
Washington game next fall are ru-
mored to have been adopted and
used effectually as an inducement for
his return. According to the con-
tract, Coach Dietzs services are re-
required for three months, during
the football season only.
Mr.. Dietzs intended trip east inn
mediately following the holidays has
been postponed pending the receipt
Of communications relative to the
settlement of his late fathers estate.
The questions of an assistant
coach in football and Of head coach
in baseball are overshadoWed at the
present time by matters Of vital i'm
portance to the State College. No
choice may be expected for some
time.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-01-12
DR.. COLDER OFF FOR
EUROPE NEXT MONTH
Faculty Member Will Leave Wash
ington State at End of Semester
To DO History Research in
Foreign Capitals

Dr.. F. A. Colder, prominent fac
ulty member, department of eco
nomic science and history, will go
to Europe at the end of the present
semester 20 do research work in the
archives OF the European capitals.
He has been chosen by the Carnegie
Institute to prepare a volume in COM
memoration of the purchase of Alas
ka by the United States from Rus
STA In preparation for this work
he will examine the Russian records
in the archives at Petrograd.
His visiting other countries VIII
depend on conditions whom he ar
riyes. While in Russia he may
make study of the trade POSSIBLE
tiles between Russia and the Unit
ed States following the war In
formation of this kind would be Of
especial value to the educational IN
stitutions of the Pacific coast.
DR.. Colder will sail from Seattle
to Japan and thence to China. From
China he will go by way OF Vladlyo-
stok and the trans-Siberian railroad
to Petrograd. His route, however
will depend on the conditions caused
by the war. He plans TO take with
him a number OF slides descriptive
of the State College and to use them
in giving lectures on the work Of
this type Of college wherever an OPP
portunity presents itself. He hopes
to be able to propagate in the coun-
tries he will visit the idea Of the in
dustrial college.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-01-12
TO NEW PLACE

J. c. Folger, graduate OF the
department in 1874, left
Wednesday to assume hisfrecent APP
pointment as fruit specialist in the
federal bureau of crop estimates in
the territory vest 81 the Mississippi
river. His appointment takes effect
February ].
Since graduation he has been on
the state horticultural board, and
during the past two summers, with
the national government, his work
during those brief periods attracting
the attention of the civil service ex-
perts while he was studying the cost
production of apples in different fruit
sections Of the United States.
Before entering his new office he
will confer with federal fruit experts
In Washington, D. G..
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-01-12
HIGH SCHOOL TO MEETS PREPs

"e PULLMAN high school bas-
''eers VIII clash with the college
cps This evening as curtain
ts''er TO the big u. of WV. S. C.
s"'e' The high school supporters
VIC looking forward to this game as
:" opportunity to avenge the grid
n az" ueieat recently administered by
~ rreps. The loss of McIver will
Aeenly felt because of the dearth
guards turning out. The high
IsHool lineup will probably include
usiass and Dressler at the forward
pp1'''iohs' VanVoris at center. and
'uie and kampen at guards. Bur-
sas' Meeks and Nash will be the sub
''u'es. Eight new basket ball suits
eeiltiy received by the high school
fray. - NJ :