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

Our Motto is· " Prompt service and first class work."

Phone 79

F. 0. Brownson

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Pullman Laundry

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Go To It Don't Waste Another Day Get down and see us at once. Your Fall and "\Vintet· QOQ(ls Are Here and you should get them no w.

Our Prices A l'e Right You Can Not Find Bettet• Values Anywhet•e

C. R.. SANDERS CO.

Club Baths

Phone 59 for Auto Service

First Class Barber Work First Barb er Shop on Main St r eet

Best Cars. in Town

Stoke's Garage

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Artopho Studio " P ictures

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Neill's Jt'urniture Store F or Correct P icture Framing 2J 2 ::\fain Street

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1iie WHITE DRUG STORE For Anything in the Drug Line

Coach Wm. H. Dietz Coach Wm. H. Dietz began his football experience at the Rice-Li ck high school, playing for three years, from 1899 to 1901, inclusive. He served as captain for the year 1901 .

During the years of 19 0 2-0 3 he played with the MacLester College team at St. Paul. In 19 0 4 he was with the Cliilocco Indian team at St. Louis, which team was known as the World's :J)'air football team. During the season of 1905 he played with the Friends University team at Wichita, Kansas. He ¡ entered Garlisle in 19 0 7 and played on the team during the seasons of 1907-08-10-11.

He was acting captain for 1911. For the seasons of 1912-1 3-14 he was assistant coach under Glenn Warner, the famous maker of winning teams at Carlisle. Last year Coach Dietz h ad charge of the winning W. S. C. football machine.

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Pullman Tribune

Specialists in Job Printing Equipment ample to producing anything from a visiUng card to the. C'ollege Annual.

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"In time of peace, prepare for war." Buy that coat NOW, while The Toggery stock is complete.

• We do not follow the l eaders, but lead the followers in

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

DELL WILSON, Prop .

Fine Tailoring Cleaning Pressing R.epairing Frank Zalesky, Prop. Opp. P.O.

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THE STUDfNTS TYPfWRITfR

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

Just 6 Pounds Will Y:ou Let Us Show You One?

Students' Book Co., Inc. lL Myron Smith, Mgr .

Ready to go

~~· THE TWO DEPENDABLE COALS .

City Market Quality and Quantity Rules Sign

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Rock Springs "Peacock" Utah "lUng" Pullman Chop Mill Phone 61

THE RODRICK TAILORING CO. Cleaning and Pressfng and Alterations Suits called for and delivered

Thorpe's Sn1oKe House (Incorporated J

Where Everybody Goes Call 28 for all scores

'' Everything the Smoker Needs Captain Ban~s, all-Northwest halfback, is beginning his third year as a member of a Washington State College eleven. Bangs is the west's most consistent ground gainer, either through the line or around the ends .

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Potlatch Lumber Company FOR FUEL

Hamilton's Hardware Complet e Sto ck

Prices righ t; Ser vice promp t

W e Deliver

Ph on e 106

II. D. JHacVean, agent P hon 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. CLARKSON'S Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx

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MANRING'S Corner Drug

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, We Carry a Large Stock of STUDY LAMPS, SHADES SOCKET APPLIANCES ELECTRIC RANGES and ELEillRIC SUPPLES

·washlngton 'Vater Power Co. Phone :lOO

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The Lineup 0. A. C.

W; S. C.

12-Bissett, Lee (Co) .(169) .L.H.R. ... . .... . Boone, R. 7-New~an , M. (172) . ....... F ... ... .... Doane, Basil 3~Moist, Jack (169 ) ....... R.E.L ..... Zimmerman, C. 8-Brooke, J . R. (197) ..... R.T.L .. . .. . . .. . Brooks, B. 15-McNeil, A. (180 ) ... ... . L.T.R ....... . Herreid, W. 9-Selph, Ray (190) ......... C... ... .. .. Langdon , A. 2-Williams (187) ........ R.G.L ... .. ... Fishback , R. 24-Reardon, Butts (150) ..... Q..... ... Durham, T. A. 5-Gill (162) ........ .. . . . L.E.R .... . ..... Loomis, R. 6-Walker, Ozmun (194 ) ... TJ.G.R ....... Finn ey, M. R. 23- Conn, " Tuffy" (153) ... R.H .L .. . . .. . Bangs, B. (C) Substitutes, including No. -Wilson (14) , Will ey (16) , Hubbard (19) , Bixby (11) , Lodell (20), Hi att (10); King (4), Webster (18), Anderson (10), Rose (13).

(187) (165) (168) (170) (185) (181 ) (184) (166) (175 ) (180) (172)

Substitutes-Stites (G.);, R. Hanley (H.) , F. Glover (F. ), Hanl ey (E.) , C. Boone (H .), Skadan (F.), Brown (Q.).

When the present football season opened , Coach Pipal at 0. A. C. faced the task of building his team from practically all green material. The first two games played by 0. A. C. were lost, the Alumni winning the first game and the Multnomah Club winning the other.

Saturday, at Moscow, 0 . A. C. upset the dope by defeating Idaho 26 to 0. Their team work was very smooth and their individual playing excellent. Instead of being a weak team, as was first expected, 0. A. C. has proven to be one of the strongest teams in the co_nference.

At W. S. G. we have a team of veterans, with thirteen letter men on the squad.. The team lost its first game to the Alumni becau se of lack of spirit, team-work, and by being in poor condition. If we lose to 0. A. C. all our hopes of having another championship team are gone. We must win! The team will do its part. You students get that good old W. S. C. spirit and help the team win its first game.

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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 wh en you attend the ball games

Emerson Mercantile Company The Quality Store

Results of Former

0. A. C.

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Football Games

W .S.C. O.A.C. 1903 ..... .. . ... . . 0 6 1904- No game 29 1905 . . . . . . . ..... . 0 1906-1909-no games 1910 ... . . ... . . .. . 3 9 6 1911 ..... . .. .. ... 0 1912 . . .. ... . .. . . . 10 9 10 1913 .. . .... . . . ... 2 7 1914 ... .. . . .. . . : . 'o 0 1915 . . . .. . . .......29 ?

1916 . . . . . . . . . . . . . ? :. Total points .... 44 76 Games won : W. S.C.· 2, 0. A. C. 6 .

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

Right styles for every type of figure-f1·om · maid to matron. Exclusive local dealers.

Greenawalt .. folger Co.

W. S. C. players wen.r Stall & Dean athletic equipment,

sold by

D. 0::KIMBAll

Watt's Pharmacy

UNDERTAKER

Headquarters for Gym Suits

MIDWAY •

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Lunch

We serve the ladies as well as the men

Confectionery ·

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Candy Smokes

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Creampuffs Soft

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FRESH PEAS Our ''Telephone'' 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 Olson

Store Watchmaking

Operating 125 stores m 125

Engraving

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Goldsmiths

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First National Bank uHOME OF THE PALOUSE DOLLAR"

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Otho West

THE HUB

New and 2d Hand Furniture

Across street from the Grand The store that sells shoes and clothing cheaper than you can buy elsewhere.

W e sell the Roose-Felt Mattress 303 Main

Phone 2691

TAXI 41 MARTIN 'S GARAGE

THE FOUNTAIN BAKERY Chili . Tamales W . S . . C. I ce Cr eam Lunches Candies

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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 cau ght before it hits the ground. It case it hits the ground it counts a down .

Downs-Are attempts to advance 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 BaJI-1\iust 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 I,

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Offside--By side 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.

Holding 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, Pjling Up, Coaching from Side Line, Interlocking Interference--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

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Students patronize the advertisers who made this program possible.

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Two Clean Towels to Each Customer Razors Always Sterilized

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For first-class m eals, cooked in Hom e Style

BllliAR OS

The Palace Hotel

Candies TobaccoJ:p .

has long had th e r e puta tion of serving the best the m a rket affords. A Club Meal at a uniform price of 5 Oc. Special dinn ers and banque ts to order.

CRESCENT

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PARLORS .

A. H. Daws on , Proprietor

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Cigars

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MILLER'S CAFE

The Herald PRINTERY

The place to dine-wher e purity, cleanliness and ·good ser vice ar e t he foremost con sider ation.

Open All Night

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Remember

The Golden Rule Jackson Block '' :Thl ake your dollar have mor e cents'' Ready-to-W ear Furnishings Dry Goods Notions Qet Our Price !

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THEATORIUM~ TONIGHT RILEY & DE 'l:l!:LLEM Black Face .Comedy 5c and 15c . .. ~

J.P. Duthie Lumber

Coal

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No. 6

Economy Stores Co.

No. 6

Pullman, \Vasb One of a chain of fifteen busy Grocery Stores. We buy by the carload and sell by the pound or can. Come in and we will convince you our prices are the lowest.

Telephone 60 '.rbe Best fot· Less Why Par More?

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DON'T li'AJL TO VISIT THE

'Model Bakery and Restaurant H . l\1. Beck, Pl'Op.

Telephone 00

Considerate conser vatism in management and conscientious co-oper ation with our patrons have made

The Pullman State Bank of Pullman, W a.shington 11.

success.

' 'Nothing succeeds like success''

R. C. McCroskey, Pres.

J. N. Scott, Cashier

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CITY SHOE STORE Co-operative and Barry shoes for men.

Red Gross shoes for the women.

Repairing neatly done.

Windus & Ellsworth

J. L. l\Ietsker, Vice Pres.

R. E. Doty, Asst. Cashier

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EWING& WALLER Storage and Transfer Two Big Auto Trucks

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THE BON ·TON

CONFECTIONERY

Hot and Cold Drinks and Sundaes

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