Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-05-05

yesleTudg AOl thS piOFSAAs VI tAAS
Pullman Mining and Milling COM
pany on the Salmon river. MIR.
Lingg will remain there to help de-
yelop the claims.
Mrs. A. E. Olson, Mrs. d. c. DOW
men and Mrs. f. G. Henderson went
to Spokane yesterday to be initiated
into lei Karnak temple, Daughters of
the Nile. They were accompanied
by Mesdames f. c. Densow, j. W..
Robinson and Floyd Heck, who al
ready hold membership in the or
ganization
The chamber of commerce Tues
day voted in the negative on a mo-
ton to affiliate with the state cham
Der of commerce.
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Spalding leave
next week for Portland, where they
will attend the graduation exercises
at the Good Samaritan hospital.
Their daughter, Miss Lucille, will be
a member of the graduating class.
Mrs. J. S. Cole will probably accom-
pany them.
S. J. Polmeteer, who formerly
farmed in this vicinity, was in the
city this week from Hooper, where
he is now located.
W. A. Moss was fined $500 and
costs in Police Judge w. M. Porter's
court this week on a charge Of op-
Grating an automobile with an i'm
proper license.
Judge Thos. Neill, c. n. Curtis,
George Cannon and s. j Hall drove
to Lewiston Wednesday to attend a
meeting Of the Lewiston Kiwanis
club Judge Neill delivered an ad-
dress before the Kiwanians.
Aerial Photography" will be the
subject discussed by Lieutenant
Twitchell at the meeting of May
nard-Price post, American Legion,
Monday evening.
The degree team from Evening
Star lodge No. 26 Knights of Pythias,
will go to Moscow next Monday even
ing to exemplify the rank of Knight
A large class of candidates will be
initiated.
G. A. Street purchased a new Oak
land Six touring car last week
Mrs. Wilcox, who has been living
in the Henry Neel house this winter
has moved to the house owned by
Mrs Emma McCracken on State
street.
Mrs. E. Rowland of Seattle is to
remain some time with her sou-in-
law, w. Broehl, and care tor her
grandchildren
L. B. Meyer, F. c. Densow, A. W.
Lathe and Harold Bliss drove to Col
fax Tuesday evening to attend an
initiation in the Knights Templar de-
gree by the Colfax Commandery.
DR.. !. !. Howell, who came west
in 1908 and practiced medicine in
Pullman and vicinity until 1909. Will
be remembered by many Pullman
people. He is now located in Nor
ristown, Tenn, and has a son, Earl,
who is attending Vanderbilt Univcr-
sity at Nashville, Tenn, and making
good on the track teaIl by breaking
the record for the two mile run The
Nashville Ranner Of April l.. had the
followilS ltragraph concerning him:
IF tHc"e ever was tWo-milcr in
the so ltE t is Howell If Vanderbilt
who walked away with that event
His lead over Snake, his nearest COM
petitor, Of the University of Mary
land, was about 80 yards and his
time was minutes, SO seconds. His
teammates carried Snake to the stand
but Howell stepped away from a
swarm of congratulations put on a
sweater and with his breathing still
regular and easy, trotted a quarter
of mile to cool off If he goes to
the Penn games. there may be a
two-miler from the east who will heat
him but if he does, he will establish
new record" Evan Howell is a
brother of Marvin Howell Of this
city.
Mrs E A. King of Lacrosse spent
Friday with Mrs M. S. Howell
The Merry Workers club will meet
with Mrs. N. f. Yel1e. 700 Pine
street, on May 10.
Some petty sneak thieves raided
Charlie Moys' flower garden Satur-
day and Sunday nights and not only
stole all the flowers but pulled up
and tramped upon many of the
plants, thereby doing far more dam
age than the value Of the flowers.
Captain W T. Scott sent the col
lege band down town Tuesday after
noon to give some music on the