1913 whitman at washington st

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FIRST ANNUAL -______,

WELCOME, OLD LETTER MEN

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DAY, an innovation carried on with great success in the East, is now to be an annual affair H OME-COMING at Washington State. Next year the date of the Idaho game will be the second annual Home-Coming Day. It is earnestly desired that all old grads and former students will make it a point to come back and imbibe a newer and better spirit for old W. S. C. establish tradition.

I'Jn gle horn, W . S. C. and Dartmouth.

All-American Tackl e.

Only by constantly keeping in touch wifh your college and boosting for her can we hope to

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New Mechanic Arts Building, W. S. C.

De Witt, W. S. C. and Princeton.

All-American Fullback

W. S. C. CAPTAINS 1~94--F.

M. Long

1903-Clyde Gill (Claude Lobaugh acting) B04-Clyde Gill 19 0 5--"Shorty" Stewart 1906-H. Goldsworthy Hl07-Jerry Nissen 1!'08-Herb. Wexler 1909-Cecil Cave H110-"Jumbo" Hunter 1911--Tom Fishback 1912--J oe Har ter.

1913-Leo Goulter

1895--F. M. Lowden 1396-M. McCroskey 1897-Joe Winston 1898-Boyd Hamilton !P-99--Boyd Hamilton 1900-Jim Elton 1901-Art Hooper 1R02-John Jones

P resid en t E . A. Br·yan Washington State College W.

Get the Booster Spirit

Preside n t S . B. L. Penrose W h itma n College

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C. Squad of 1 9 04 Reading from left to right-Loba u gh, Cardwell, G o 1 d swo r thy, Thayer.

Stewart, Morgan , Sweeley, Coach Manager Thorpe, Collin s, Sapp, Nissen, Rehorn, Hardy, Captain Gill.

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I. H. WALLER, " The Ever-Ready Trans fer Man. '' Phone 149 Y; Office Phone 30

THE LINEUP Whitman W. S. C. Slover (165) ......... L.E .... Satterthwaite (165) Neiswanger (190) .... L.T .......... Alvord (180) Berney (170) ......... L.G .......... Harter (210) Arney (165) ........ Center ..... ... Harter (190) Clark (175) .......... R.G ........ Langdon (175) Corvan (182) ......... R.T ...... Hinderman (185) Botts (Capt.) (165) ... R.E ........... Dietz (170) Hoover (165) ....... Quarter ........ Smith (145) Mason (168) ......... L.H. ......... Vance (165) Bishop (165) ......... R.H ... (Capt.) Coulter (169) Niles (175) ........... Full . ........ Foster (178) Hahn (Michigan) .... Coach ... Bender (Nebraska) Quarterback McDonald of \Vhitman

1iie Herald Headquarters for Student, Commercial and Society

Printing

Former W. S. C.-Whitman Scores 1898-Wash. 0, Wh. 0.

1899-Wh. 11, Wash. 10.

1901-Wash. 5, Wh. 2.

1902-Wash. 6, Wh. 5.

1903-Wash. 18, Wh. 6.

1904-Wash. 34, Wh. 0.

1905-Wh. 10, Wash. 6.

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1906-Wash. 6, Wh. 0.

1907-Wash. 16, Wh. 8.

1908-Wash. 4, Wh. 0.

1909-Wash 23, Wh. 6.

1910-Wash. 9, Wh. 0.

1911-Wash. 11, Wh. 0.

1912-Wh. 30, Wash. 0.

Captain Coulter of \V. S. 0.

Dance Programs Artistically Printed at.

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Will Neill

Former Whitman Tackle

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"Chuck" Lewis Former Whitman Captain

Geo. Philbrook

Former AU-Northwest Tackle

Bloomquist An Old Whitman Star

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J. F. Bohler, Trainer .

Johnnie Bender, Jr., Mascot

Coach J. R. Bender J. E. Thornton, Asst. Coach

I. H. WALLER, " The Ever-Ready Transfer Man." Phone 149Y; Office Phone 30

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Championship W. S.C. Football Team of 1907

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Championship Baseball T earn, 1904-8

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Jack Nelson Holder of Northwest Records in 100 and 220. :

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Championship Track T earn of 1909

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"l'rexy" on the Way

Championship Basket Ball T earn, 1910-11

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Y. W. C. A. Weekly meetings in Association Room Tuesday at 4:20 Discussion of topics vital to young women. · Bible and Mission Study classes. Frequent social affairs for all women.

A rest room at your service for study, correspondence, reading or rest. An Emp loyment Bu reau that can meet your need. p. m.

W. S. C. 6, WHITl\:IAN 0

Y. M. C. A.

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Sunday Afternoon Meetings at 2:30 in Association Room Professor l\'L K. Snyder, Nov. 9; Student meeting, Nov. 16; Dr. C. A. Cornelson, Nov. 23; Professor J. F. Bohler, Nov. 30; Mr. Gale Seaman bf Lbs Angeles, Cal., Dec. 7; Professor F. A. Thomson, Dec. 14.

Other ·. activities: Social Stunts, Employment Bureau , · Bible an'd Social Stu dy ·Clas'se's. Membership Banquet Nov. 21.

WHIT MAN'S ATTE MI"T T O BLOCK GOAL 11 ' ·~·'

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1iie Emerson Mercantile Co. 'Die QUALI:TY STOllE ANNOUNCE THE ANNUAL GREEN TAG SALE which opens SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER EIGHTH and continues two weeks. Supply your needs during this sale. savings here for you. Every department invites you. Great values in Men's Suits, Ladies' Suits, Coat.>, Dresses, Millinery.

Don't miss the

Big GREEN TAG Sale! ..Chub" Cherry, All-Northwest Center

"Jerry" Nissen, Assistant Coach

I. H. WALLER, '' The ·Ever-Ready Trans fer Man.'' Phone 149 Y; Office Phone 30

JUST OPEN! Our Prices are Reasonable Special Dinners at Noon

EVERYTHING TO EAT If you don't see what you

want--ask--we have it Prepared and Served in a clean up-to-date manner The management requests the Public to inspect the kitchen at any time

OPEN DAY and NIGHT W. A. MILLER Cor11er Palouse and Kamiaken Cardwell, Quarter; Lobaugh, Left Half

"Bill" Miller, a Good Fighter

I. H. WALLER, "The llver-Rea.dy Transfer Man." Phone 149Y; Office Phone 30

Kirschbaum Clothes, $15, $20, $25 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJ Kirschbaum Clothes are the only ones at their prices whirh at·e gnat·anteed all wool. shrunk hy the original London cold water process, hand tai· lored and sewn with silk thread.

The Patrick-Duluth Dress Mackinaws make a big hit everywhet·e. Those who own them prize them hi~bly. In . our· windows you will see the display ..,ards showing the cloth in the process of making from the raw wool to the stumpfed cloth.

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Transfer M:a.i:t:'; ' Phone 149 Y; · Office Phone 30

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AFTER

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GAME

DELICIOUS

Hot Tamales Hot Drinks and Refreshments Delicious, Delectable

Society Chocolates Imperial Made

Students Pharmacy OPPOSITE STEVENS HALL

Open After the Lecture Course Fisflback, All Northwest

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Colonel Sapp,; the-Old Standb7

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The Pullman State Bank Invites :· Your

First National of the Bank "HOME PALOUSE DOLLAR"

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Patronage

The Student's Friend in Things Financial

Do Your Checking with

Frank Zalesky

The Farmers State Bank

MERCHANT TAILOR

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of Pullman

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Reasonable Price Consistent with Highest 0J!ality

You Can Get Hart, Schaffner & Marx Continental Tailoring Co's

Clothes Florsheim and Walk-Over Shoes

V. W. Clarkson MEN'S OUTFIITER

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"Zeke" Collins, a Fighting Guard

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Leading Photographer COLLEGE WORK A SPECIALTY POST CARDS of COLLEGIATE EVENTS

Hamilton's ·HARDWARE EITHER PHONE . ..

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Hardy, a Great Line Plunger·

Cecil Cave, All-Northwest lialf

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Always " HOME- COMING DAY" AT

THORPE'S ~SMOKEHOUSE,

Inc.-

" Where Everybody Goes! " PHONE 28 FOR BALL SCORES

After the Game go to

THE

Model Bakery

For Ice Cream, Candies, Hot Drinks and Hot Lunches "l'ub," Laird, All-Northwest Tackle

H. M. BECK, Proprietor

"Jumbo" Hunter, 1910 Captain

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High~Class

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Furniture

Pianos, Rugs, Linoleum Picture Framing a Specialty

City Shoe Store

''STEVE'' while you're here. On the job at same old place.

Pullman Furniture and Undertaking

"Artopho Studio" YOU KNOW!

Dry Goods, Shoes, Lad its Ready=to=Wear Gents Furnishings COLLEGE TRADE A SPECIALTY

Co.

Red Cross Shoes for Women Barry Shoes for Men

MODERN REPAIR SHOP

C. R. SANDERS Co. GENERAL STORE

STATE BANK BLDG.

D. D. KIMBALL, Manager !

Pullman, Wash.

Groceries

Confectionery

I . H. WALLER, " The Ever-Rea.dy Transfer ·Man. "

Meats, Etc. Phone· t49Y'; Office Phone 30

Wind us & Ellsworth

It Fits!

It's be2ttar than Y-Our

W . F. M. Ricketts

Thoa. M. Ricketta

mothor ~ macle.

Plan beforehand. Come in and get a few Suggestions.

A SUIT

W. F. M.

Made by

Rodrick Tailoring Co. ALL HAND TAILORING

Ricketts FRESH & Son EACH

Watchmakers and Jewelers

French Dry and Steam Cleaning Alterations and Repairing Phone 60

1 I 2 Main Street

IJust 6 weeks more till Christmas Be Wise!

NOON Hungerford's Grocery

Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Optical Goods

PULLMAN,

I. H. WALLER, " The Ever-Ready '1\ransfer Man. " J

WASHINGTON

L. B. Miller Watchmaking

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Repairing

The STUDENTS JEWELER Established 1890

Midway Cash Store GROCERIES FRUITS STATIONERY SUNDRIES

R. H. Zimmerman

Phone 149 Y ; Office Phone 30

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Dr. A. A. Rounds DENTAL SURGEON First National Bank Bldi.

Both Phones

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W. F. BAKER

FOR

PLUMBING, HEATING, AND SHEET METAL WORK

New and SecondHand Furniture 303 E. Main Street

WHITE'S DRUG STORE

Bickford &

SODA

General Repairing

AND CARBONATED WATER in CASE LOTS

Corner Paradise and Pine Sts.

A. E . Olson, Proprietor

Pullman, Wash.

Phone 43

Dr. M.

J.

Beistel

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SURGEON

McDonald PHYSICIAN

NYAL'S FAMILY REMEDIES

Star Bottling Works

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A. E. SHAW DENTIST

LIV'E POULTRY Over First National Bank

,GASOLL~

WOOD and COAL

First National Bank Building Pullman, Wash.

Prescription Work a Specialty 1000 Grand Street

I . H. WALLER, " The Ever-Ready 'Transfer Man.' ' Phone 149 Y; Office Phone 30

Both Phones

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Ex-Capt. 'Vexler

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Joe Halm

Galbraith

Bryan

STATE COLLEGE OF WASHINGTON SQUAD, 1913