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OFFICIAL PROGRAM

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Coal- Wood Lumber Prompt servi ce Good quality Fair prices South Grand St.

" Prompt ser vice and first class work."

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Pullman Laundry

F. 0 . Brownson

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Go To It Don't Waste Another Day Ge t down and see u s at once. Your Fall a nd \\Tin ter Goods Are Here a nd you should g et them now: Om· Prices Are R-ight You Can Not Find Better Values An yw here

C. R. SANDERS CO.

Club Baths

Phone 59 for Auto Service

First Class Barber Work First Barb er Shop on Main Street

Best Cars, in Town

Stoke's Garage Neill's Jl'urniture Store

Artopho Studi() "Pictures

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For Correct Picture Framing 212 Main Stre·e t

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1iie WHITE DRUG STORE For Anything in the Drug Line

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Coach Wm. H. Dietz Coach Wm. · H. Di etz began h is football experience at the R ice-Lick high school, playing for three year s, from 18 9 9 to 19 01, inclusive. He served as captain fo r the year 19 01.

During the year s of 1902-03 he p layed with t h e MacLester College team at St. Pau l. I n 1904 he was with the Chilocco Indian team at St. Louis, wh ich team was known as the Wo rl d's Fair football team. During the season of 19 0 5 he played with the Frien ds Un iversity team at Wichita, Kansas. He entered Car lisle in 1907 and played on t h e team during the seasons of 1907-08-10-11.

He was acting captain fo r 1911. For the seasons of 19 1 2-13-14 he was assistant coach un der Glenn Warn er , the famous maker of winning teams at Car lisle. Last year Coach Dietz had charge of the winning W. S. C. football machine .

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A TTENTIONI Get your pictures of this game tomorrow morning at CLI.N'E'S S"'Y"'U:OIO Across from P. 0.

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The

Pullman Tribune

For Yo ut· C leaning and 'l.'nilot•ing

S lleciatists in Job Printing Equipment ample to producing anything from a visiting card to the College Annual.

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THE PULLMAN TAILORING CO. Will Do It Right

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Wanted

We do not follow the leaders, but lead the followers in

When down town leave your whiskers at the Acme Barber Shop.

DELL WILSON, Prop .

Cleanin g Pressing Repairing Frank Zalesky, Prop. Opp. P .O.

Fine Tailoring

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THE STUDENTS TYPEWRITER

Why carry a big heavy typewriter around with you, when you can get one to do all yo ur work and the weight

Just 6 Pounds R eady to u se \Viii Y:ou Let" Us Show You One?

Students' Book

Co.,

H. l\lyron Smith, Mgr.

• THE TWO DEPENDABLE COALS

Inc. Ready to go

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City Market Quality and Quantity Rules ;

Rock Springs "Peacock" Utah "1\.ing" Pullman Chop Mill Phone 61

,.,._lT~ Suits . called fo r and delivered

Thorpe's Smoke House (Incorporated J

Where Everybody Goes Call 28 for all scores

'' Everything the Smoker Needs

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Captain Banr;s, all-Northwest h alfback, is beginning his third year a s a member of a Washington State College eleven. Bangs is the west's most consistent ground gainer, either through the line or around t h e ends.

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Potlatch Lumber Company

Hamilton's Hardware

FOR FUEL

Complete Stock

Prices right; Service prompt

\Ve Deliver

Phone 106

H. D . MacV ean , agent Phon e 1

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Your College Days are the Best If you want the best clothes you will

get them at

V. W. Ct,ARKSON'S Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx

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MANRING'S Corner Drug

CaJ.•ry a Large Stock of

STUDY LAMPS, SHADES SOCiillT APPLIANCES ELECTRIC RANGES and ELECTRIC SUPPLES Washington \ Vatet· Power Co. Phone :100

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Robi:r:son (J 60) ... . . ... . .. L. E. R ...... . . .... JJOOmis Gronniger ( 190 ) .... . .. ... L. T. R .... ... . .... Il erreid Jackson (16;5) ...... . . .... L. G. R ..... . . . . . Fishback '!': rlays (190) . . .... .... .. .. .

C. . . . . .... .. Langdon J i\iartinsou (200) . .... . . .. . R. G. L .......... . . . . S~ites Carnahan (1 5) .... . ...... R. T. L . . .. . .. .... .. Brook s Brashea r (150) .... . . ... .. R. E. L . . .. . ... Zimmerman Purdy (160) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (~. . ... .. . .... Durham Gerl ough (li:iO) . . . . . . . . . . .

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" IDAHO FIGHTS " Coach l3laa ma ster, kn own to Idaho as " 'l'h e P eppy Little Coach,'' graduated from Grinnell Coll ege. Tow a. For three years h e was chosen as all-Iowa halfback. At Almira, Michigan, he coached winning t eams aml came to Id aho with a good reputation and a long list of new football plays.

Th e one bright spot in Idaho 's three defeats so far this year is that the t eam has been playin g bett er ball ever:); game. This game is the last one of importance on their s ~h e dul e, and after a two w eeks vacation th ey are in fin e condition waiting for the chance to get \V. S. C. Tha,t th ey are not coming over to be beaten is shown by the lar ge number of Idah o rooters coming over to the gam e. Our boys must fight and l1 ave the rooters' support if we are going to win.

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Famous Pendleton Indian Robes and Blankets Just what you need to put the finishing touches in your room.

Extra fine and comfortable to have along when you .attend the ball games

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Emerson Mercantile Company The Quality Store

FOOTBALL SCORES OF FORUER. IDAHO G.UIES

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1916 0 32 Number of games played-18.

5 To date W. S. C. has won 9 games, 5 Idaho 8, with one game tied. In total 0 points, W. S. C. has 150 to Idaho's 5 85 .

• The \Varner trade-mark on a corset insures the right lines to fit over-and best of all, that those fashionable lines will last to the last day of wear.

Right styles for every type of figure-from maid to matron. Exclusive local dealers.

Greenawalt-Folger Co.

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C. players wec.r Stall

& Dean athletic equipment, sold by

D. D. KIMBAll UNDER'rAKER

·Watt's Pharmacy Headquarters for Gym Suits

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MIDWAY • Horseshoe

Lunch

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We serve the ladies as well as the men

Confectionery Candy Smokes

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FRESH PEAS Our "!elephone" Peas, in cans, will deliver the goods .

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LATEST IN JEWELRY

J. C. Penny

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Miller's Jewelry .

Grand and Olf;on

Store Watchmaking

Oper atin g 125 stores m 125

Engraving

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Goldsmiths

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First National Bank BHOME OF THE PALOUSE DOLLAR"

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Otho West

THE HUB

New a nd 2 d Han d Furniture

Across street from the Grand The store that sells shoes and cloth ing ch eaper than you can buy elsew h ere .

W e sell tl;e Roose-Felt Mattress 303 Main

Phone 2691

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TAXI 41 MARTIN 'S GARAGE

THE FOUNTAIN BAKERY Chili Tamales W. S. C. I ce Cr eam Lu nch es

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A Few Pointers About Football Backward Pass-Is allowed any time or any place on the field.

Forward Pass-Must be made by the side putting the ball into play at scrimmage. It must be passed from five yards behind the line and must be caught before it hits the ground. It case it hits the ground it counts a down.

Downs-Are attempts to ad vance the ball from scrimmage. Four attempts, or downs, are allowed to advance the ball ten yards. If this is not gained the ball goes over to the opposing side.

Tackling-Players on the team in possession of the ball can not use their hands to ward off opponents.

Players of the team not in possession of the ball may use their hands to get the player with the ball.

A Punted Ball-Must be touched by opponents before players of the punting side may recover ball.

Scoring-A touchdown counts 6 points; a goal following touchdown counts 1 point; a place or drop kick from the field counts 3 points; a safety counts 2 points (if referee declares the ball dead behind the goal line in possession of defending side) ;it is a safety, if force which impelled it back was given by defending side.

The Principal Penalties Offside-By si de in possession of the ball: Loss of 5 yards, down and point to be gained remaining the same.

By side not in possession of the ball: Loss of 5 yards, ensuing first down.

Hol<ling and Unlawful Use of Hands-By side in possession of the ball: Loss of 15 yards, down and point to be gained remaining the same.

By side not in possession of the ball: Loss of 5 yards, ensuing first down.

Hurdling, Tripping, Piling Up, Coaching from Side Line, Interlocking Interferenc&-Loss of 15 yards.

Unsportsmanlike Conduct-Disqualification.

Unnecessary Roughness-Disqualification or 15 yards, depending on seriousness of offense.

Incomplete Forward Pass-If after the first or second down, ball is returned to spot from which play was started, play to count as down; if after the fourth down, ball to go to opponent on spot from which play was started.

NOTE-If penalty is inflicted so close to goal line that it would carry the ball over the line, ball is placed on 1-yard-line. If inflicted inside 1-yard line, distance to goal is halved.

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Everybody Eats at the

Quick Service Cafe

Students patronize the advertisers who made this program possible.

The Tower Barbers ED TOWER, Prop.

Two Clean Towels to Each Customer Razors Always St~rilized

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For first-c lass meals, cooked in Home Style

BilliARDS

The Palace Hotel

· Cigars

Candies Tobaccos

has long had th e reputation of serving the best the market affords. A Club Meal at a uniform price of 5 Oc. Special dinners and banquets to order.

CRESCENT BILLIARD

A. H. Dawson , Proprietor

PARLORS

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MILLER'S CAFE

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The place to clin e-where purity, cleanlin ess and good service are t he foremost consideration.

Herald

PRINTERY

Open 1All Night

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THEATORIUM

The Golden Rule

AL ALJJEN-High Class Act "Denmon T h ompson's Olcl Homestt-acl"

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J ackson Block "Make your dollar have more cen ts'' Ready-to-Wear Furnishings Dry Goods Notions Get Our Price !

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TONIGHT 15c

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J.P. Duthie Lumber ~

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Coal

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Economy Stores Co.

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Pullman, 'Vash One of a ch1l!in of fiftee n busy Grocer y Stores. We buy by t he carload and sell by the pound or can . Come in a nd we will convince you our prices are the lowest . 'l'elephnne 60 The Best for J_,ess Why Pay l\Iore?

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If you ar·e looking for something real n ice to eat a.ftet• the game

DON'T l<' AIL '1' 0 VISIT THE

Modei--·Bakery. and·Restaurant · 'relephone 90

H. M . .Beck, Prop .

• Considerate conservatism in management and conscientious co-operation with our patrons have made

The Pullman State Bank of P ullman, W ashington a success.

"Nothing succeeds like success"

R. C. McCroskey, Pres.

J. . Scott, Cashi er

CITY SHOE STORE

J. L . 1\Ietsker, Vice Pres.

R. E. Doty, Asst. Cashier

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EWING& WALLER

Co-operativr and Barry shoes for men.

Red Cross hoes for the women.

Repairing neatly done.

W indus & Ellsworth

Storage and Transfer Two Big Auto Trucks

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