1924oregonstatwashingtonst

HOMECOMING 1924

W. S.C.

Friday November ·seventh

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0. A. C. ./// '/ ( c / *' ./

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ROGERS FIELD

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PRICE lOc

"Homecom ing" is welcomed by Regents, Faculty ant! students of the State College of Wash ington as a clay whe n old friendships arc renewed, college traditon revived, and the pirit of loyal good w ill made stronger. This occasion could well be called "open house clay," for as s uch it lives in the memory of alumni and visitors. At Homecoming the family h ea rthstone is warmed, and all doors opened in joyous welcome to returning sons and daughters.

It is a day for rejoicing; also, perhaps, for a bit of sober ref lectio n. Each passing year adds in numb ers a¡ncl wot¡thwhilc ac hi evements to the alumn i ; a lso, the years add steadi ly to the stature and responsibilities of the State College. So Homecoming Day should be a time not only for meniment and good will, but for an inward st rengthcnit1 g of the determ ination of each alumnus to live more worthy of his Alma Mater and to help her live mor e worthy of him.

This resolve at the family hearth, made each year with the uplife of growing strength, cannot but make for worthwhi le achievements, well-earned rewards, and a greater and more useful State College of Washington.

E. 0. HOLLAND, President.

A. A. Exendine Head Football Coach

]. F . Bohler Physical Director

Harry Applequist Line Coach

Howard (" Duke" ) Slater Captain

Hubbard, Assistant Coach, 0. A. C.

Keene, Assistant Coach, 0. A. C.

HOMECOMING AT STATE COLLEGE OF WASHINGTON

--------*-------PROGRAM OF EVENTS Thursday, November 6 Evening-Mon s ter Pep Rally in A udit orium Qu iet Will Follow

--------*-------Friday, November 7 9:00- 12 :30-Registration of Alumni , Y. M. C. A. rooms.

1:45-Welcomc to Homecomers, Grandsta nd .

2:00-Homecoming game: W. S. C. vs . 0. A. C., Rogers Field.

Between halves: prese ntation of cup wi nn ers in House Sign Co ntest.

5:00-7 :00-Alumni-Faculty Supper and Reunion, Gymnasi um.

This event is free for all a lumni a nd former st udents. Gro up houses are co-operating to the extent of promising to feed no alumni Friday evenin g an d they will sec that all grads ¡a nd former st ud ents attend thi s affair.

7:00-11 :00-Stud cnt Movi es in the Auditorium.

8:00-1 1 :30-Two big Homecom:ng Dances at the Midway a nd Gymnasium .

_____ *____ Saturday, November 8 10 :00-Girl's Hockey game, Rogers Field.

2 :00-Frosh-Cheney game.

7:30-9 :00-Booster E ntertainment, Auditorium.

9:30-1 1:30-Booster Dance, Gymnasium.

TUR.KEY DAY Football Game

WASHINGTON STATE vs.

GONZAGA UNIVERSITY RETURN GAME THANKSGIVING DAY at

SPOKANE Gonzaga Stadium

2:00p.m.

B. Kramer, Full

Hjertoos, Right Tackle

¡ Marker, Left End

Martin, Quarter

WAS HINGTON STATE SEASON Th e Couga rs w ill go into th e ga me with th e Oregon A ggies a nythin g but di shcat·tcncd. A fte r a tw o weeks lay off th e team has ha d an opportun ity to pe rfec t team play a nd to streng th en weaknes cs show n in earli er ga m es. Th e Cou gars now sta nd w ith on e win a nd three d efeat s, but a ll th e g ames hav e bee n real exhibitions of footb a ll a nd th e Sta ters have not bee n disgraced.

At the beginnin g of th e se ~ s on E x cndin c stat ed fr a nkl y that th e State College would not stand mu ch hi g her th a n th ey did las t year. A s tronger team would be p ut into th e fi eld than was th e case last year. Ho wever, co nference football has improved g rea t ly throu g hout the Coast.

When th e season ope ned, Exendin c had thirtee n letter m en. A ll men w ere promi sin g materia l, we ll g ro und ed in th e fund am enta ls, but onl y one was a reg ul a r from las t season. The r es t we re sub stitut es who had go ne in to enoug h ga mes to gain th eir letters a nd to receive experi ence. T hey g ot t he expe ri ence but to we ld them into a s moothl y fun ctio ni ng mach ine is anoth er pJ:oblem .

T hi p roblem i one th at can be o lved onl y, by · tim e.

In th e openi ng g ame, Pacifi c U nive rsity wa s s no wed und er by a score of 65 to 0. L as t year P acific was beaten by a 19 to 0 score w ith practica ll y the sa me team .

In th e battl e with th e Flashy Go nzag a team, th,e Couga rs m et a line-up of veteran s wi th a da zz ling aria! att ack . Th ey were led by th e a ll -America n back, Stockton . Th ere was nothin g di sappointing. Th e Couga rs lost b y a score of 14 to 12 by fa il ing to m ake th e point after tou chdown . The g am e was played ot;t eve n term s, a nd after th e fir st qu a rter the Coug ars' goa l was no t iH da nger.

The next week a nother team of veteran s was played . Th e stro·ng Idaho eleve n won 19 to 3. T he Couga r dese rve credit for holdin g th e V a nda ls scoreless until th e la st t we lve minutes of play. Idaho has proved she has on e of th e stron ges t team s in th e W est by her prese nt stavdin g in the Confer ence.

Th e Ca liforni a B ea rs proved th eit· suprema cy by a 20 to 7 win. At prese nt th ey app ea r pointed for another Coas t pennant. Th e g ame wa a battle from sta rt to fini sh.

Th e Couga rs ha ve suffered pa rti cul a rly by th eir lack of exp eri enced ends.

Conference play has cha nged to a n open sty le thi s seaso n and most ga ins have bee n made by passes a nd a rou·nd th e end s. This kind o f play can be· comba tt ed onl y by ends. With th e two weeks practice and th e chan g in g of t he fas t, powerful backs, Ma rke r a nd H a les, to end s, th e Cou ga rs shou ld d emo nstrat e a ne w str engt h in t his depa rtment . The team has had its bapti sm of fire.

Th e pu zz lin g problems which confro nted Ex nd ine a re being m et tho rough ly a s th e teady improvem ent throu g h the season has show n.

Andy Smith' s first yea rs at Californ ia we re a nythin g bu t prom isin g . Dora is need ed t hree yea rs to make Gon zaga a foo t ba ll factor. M atthews lost every co nfere nce sta rt a t Id aho three yea rs ag o w hen he took th e coachi ng reins.

The stud ent bod y at Wash ington State is g iv ing Exenclin e th eir uppo rt. T he A ggies will m eet a new Couga r eleven w hi ch is beginning to see ' light.

Vosburg Alexander

Schrauger

D. Mitchell

Reed Baxter

Young Bowman

Becker

Hjertoos Maurer

Sig Hansen

.I

Storhow

Timmons

Jackey

Dixon

Ox Hanson

Keller

Schroeder

B. Kramer

Martin

Koenig Waldorf

Smith

F . Kramer

C. Mitchell

Hales

Stackhouse

Marker Ahlskog

Slater

Cady

Bohlke

Sweet

Crow Bervin

Glann

Lyman, 0 . A. C. Guard

Boyken, 0 . A. C. Half

Snider, Beaver Fullback

R ay McCort, 0 . A. C. Half

OREGO N AGRI CU LTURAL COLLEGE SEASON 0. A. C. is start in g a season under a new coach, Sc hi ssler, formerly of Lombard Coll ege. The team was expec ted to be weak this seaso n, but with a wea lth of good material, the Aggie team has shown unexpected strength at times .

In th eir first game, the Beavers beat the Multnomah Club of Portland by a score of 7 to 6. In the next game, the powerful U. S. C. team dealt them a 17 to 3 defeat . which was a good showing agai nst one of the most powerful teams on th e Coast.

The next week the much-touted \"' ashington Purple Tornado was hel d to a .6 to 3 victory. This score proved an unexpected strengt h and s howed that the Beavers are dangero us to any co nference eleven.

The veteran Idaho team aga in proved its str ength by beating the Beavers 22 to 0 last week in a driving storm, w hich should have been to the adva n tage of t h e . Oregon men. This u nexpected large sco re puts the Beavers and Cougars on a comparatively leve l plane, with the Co ugars having a slight edge.

Regardl'ess of the kind of football that they h ave been showing all seaso n agai nst oth er tea ms, the Beavers and Cougars in va riably tighten against each other. R iva lry is particu larly inten se between the two institutions and an entire ly differ ent brand of football will be displayed. Accord ing to ear ly comparative scores the two teams are eve nly matched. The g reat Aggie k icker, Tebbs, will be matched again st th e Co uga r, Martin, who d isp layed ph enomenal kicking in the California game. Everything known to football will be th rown into thi. battle. Last yea r they ba tt led to a 3 to 3 ti e in Tacoma.

W. S.C. VARSITY vs.

0. A. C. VARSITY No.

Name

Wt.

Position

Wt.

Name

No.

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5 H a les ............................ 198 .......... .... R. E. L. .............. 155 ............................ Ward 7 12 F. K ram er .................. 175 .............. R. T. L. .............. 18 L ............. Mi cklcwaitc 18 23 Smith .......................... 180.... .......... R. G. L ............... 182........................

Ly111 a n 22

4 1 Crow ........................... .2 10 .................. C. .................. 175.................. W ernm a rk 2 7 Al skog

........................ 190 .............. L. F. R ............... l 60 ........................ Ri ch rt 5

9 H a nso n ........................ 190 .............. L. T . R ............... 200..................

11 M a rker ........................ 178

Di cke rson 23

.......... L. E. R. .............. 16L ......................... Tebb 15

4 Martin .......................... 170 .................. Q...................155 ...................... E dward s 4 25 Sweet

.......................... 154.............. R. H . L. .............. 190..............

Sc hulm erich 24

19 W a ldorf ...................... 185... ........... L. H. R ............... 173........................

1 Slater

Boykin 12

.......................... 190.................. F . .................. 173.......................... Snider 21

Officials: R efer ee-T ed F aulk, U ni vers ity of W as hin g ton.

U mpire-Bill Mulli gan, Gon zaga U ni versity.

H ead Lin es.m a n-T om Loutti t, M ultnom ah Club .

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Team

W.S.C. O.A.C.

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WASHINGTON STATE VARSITY No. 1

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12 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 23 24 25 26 27 29 30 39 40

Name

Position

Age Weight

H o ward Slater .. . .. ... ... Fullback William Hj ertoos ..... .... ..Tackle Harold Be.rvin ... .................... .... End Milton MartiiL ..................... ... ... Quarterback Marvi n Hales ....... .. ............. ........Halfback Ceci l Keller.... ...................... ........End Ed Ahlskog ....... ........................ ..Guard \Villiam Kramer ....................... H alfback Harold Hanson ........... ..... .... .. ...Tackle Stanley Clifford Fred Kramer .. .............. ................Tacklc John J ohn ~~~~i:it·;;~;;·;,·.::·.:·:.:·:::.·.·.·.·.·.::·.·3~.~~!~rback Jack Tifnmons ...... ....................... Ccnter Frank Cady ..... ............ . ......... End Elmer Alexander ..................... Halfback Eric W a ldorf... .................... ...•...Halfback

21 24 22 20 23 24 23 22 22 22 21 21 22 25 22 20 22

Joe Koenig .............. .... llalfback William Smith ..... ... ... .. Guarrl Harry Bohlke ............................ .End Charles Swect............... , ..............H alfback J ohn Schroeder ....... ................ Guard R oland Griffith ........................ ...Fullback W ard Maurer .. ............................ Tackle D on Mitchell... .......... .... .Tackle Niayn ard Shra uger.. ...... Tackle Rudy Becker ............ .. ..... .Quarterback

20 19 26 22 23 22 20 22 21 22

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Lawre nce Jacky __ ___

.... Quarterback

190 188 180 170 198 170 190 165 190 173 178 175 150 165 175 157 155 185 165 168 180 176

22 22

154

183 160 187 185 198 156

Experience

2 y rs. Varsity

1 y r.

1 y r.

1 yr.

2 yt·s .

1 1

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Varsity Varsity Varsity Varsity Varsity

y r.

Vars ity

1 yr.

1 y r.

Varsity

Freshman 'Freshman Varsity 1 yr. Freshman 1 yr. Varsity 2 yrs. Vars ity 1 yr . Freshmun 1 y r. Fres hman

1 yr.

1 y r.

2 I

y r s. Varsit y

yr.

l yr.

I y r.

1 yr.

l y r.

1 y r.

1 yr.

I yr.

I yr.

1 y r.

1 yr.

1 y r.

Varsity Freshman Fres hman Freshman Freshman Preshman Freshman Varsity Freshman Freshman Freshm an Freshmari

Where

From

Deer Park Tolt Spokane Spokane Waitsburg 'Wenatchee Coeur d'A lene Colton Tacoma Spokane Tacoma Colton vVenatchee Sunnyside Walla Walla Seattle Pasco Kenn e \'f'i ck W:tlla Walla Olympia Sprague Grandview Winona Pullman Vanco uver Pullman Spokane Mt. Vern on Taco ma

OREGON AGGIE SQUAD N o.

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2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

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10 11 12 13

14

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2~

Name Garber

H ome

V ar.

Richard.....

... Santa Monica, Calif.

Wernmark, Kn eute ___ _______ ____ _____ The Dalles, Ore. Andros, Floyd ..................... :.. ..... Los Angeles, Calif.

Edwards, \Vebley ................... .. .. Corvallis, Ore. Richert, Roy ....... .............. ...........San Francisco, Calif.

B ell, Clarence ........... ............ ...... Los Angeles , Calif.

Ward, Dallas ...... ........... -·-·-·· ·---- --Lexington, Ore. Quinn, Bob ................................. : r o ledo, Ore. Cram, Gordon ........ ..................... San Bernandino, Cali f.

McCart, Ray ...............................McMinnvill<;._ Ore. Balcom, Lloyd ..................... ...... .. Coos Bay, ure.

B oy kin, Bolly ............................ ..Santa Fe, N. M. Denman, Kenneth .Corvallis Ore. Price, R ay.......... ... .. .... L ong Beach , Calif.

Tebb, Fred .............. . .. Aberdeen, Wash .

Paine, R oscoe........ ... ................... Corvallis, Ore. Dixon, Jim ................. .................Tacoma, Wash.

Micklewaite, D ean ..... Twin Falls , Ida ho Taggart, Okie..... ..... Hillsboro, Ore. Grider, Mix........... . .... .. P ortland, Ore. Snider, P a ul ........ .... .. ................. Corvallis, Ore. Lyman , Elwood ...................... ....La Grande, Ore. Dickerson, L ewi s .................... Weiser, .ld ah o Schulmerich, \ Vesley ........ ......... Hillsboro, Ore. Liebe, Harold ............................ - Portland , Ore. Higg ins , Whitney .............. .. Portland. Ore, Dean, Aubrey..................... ...Weiser, Idaho

Exp.

2 0 0 0 2

2 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 1 2 0

0

2 0

0 1

0

0 0 0

0

Position Half Center Guard Quarter Guard Full End Half End Half Center Half End Quarter End Tack le Tackle Tackle Guard Half Full Guard Tackle Half End Guard e nter

Weight

150 175 160 155 160 15 3 155 151 155 167 177

173 157 154 161 170 189 181 186 154 173 182 200 190 184 179 200

Age

24 20 24 21 23 24 19 22 21 24 21 21 20 22 23 20 22 24 26 22 20 23 26 23 20 21 21

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0 . A. C. Game, 1923

Keller, Right End

Waldorf, Left Half

Coast Confe'r ence Standings W ..

Stanford .......................... 2 Cali fo rni a ....................... .2 Idaho .................. ............ 3 Washingto n ................. .2 U . S. C. .......................... 1 Orego n ............................ 1 .

W. S. C. ........................ 0 Mo nta na .......................... 0 0. A. c........................... 0

L. 0 0 1 1

1 1 2 2 3

Pet. 1.000 1.000 .750 .667 .500 .500 .000 .000 .000

Northwest Conference Standings

w.

Orego n .................. 3 Idaho .................... 3 Go nzaga ................ 2 VVash in gton ....... .4 0. A. c. ................ 1 w. S. c. .. .......... .... 1 Wi ll amette .......... 0 Pacific .................. 0 Mo nta na .............. 0 Wh itma n .............. 0

L. 0 0 0 1 2 2 1 2 3 3

T ie 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0

Pet. 1.000 1.000 1.000 .800 .333 .333 .000 .000 .000 .000

PENALTIES baiL ______ ,__________________ ,____________________ I 5 ya rd.

l

Holding by side in posse sio n of

2 3

Holding by defensive sid e ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5 ya rd s Hurd I ing ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 15 yards

4 5 6

Craw 1in g -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 yards Attempt to dr aw opponents offs ide -------------------------------------------------------- 5 ya rd s Illegal return to game ____________________ Half di stance to goal a nd di sq ualifi ca tion

7 8 9 10

Coachin g from side lin es ----------------------------------------------------------------------------15 Delaying game -----------------------------------------'------------------------------------------------------5 D elay in starting seco nd halÂŁ -------------------------------------------------------------------25 Takin g more than two steps after fair catch ---------------------------------------- 5

II

I !l ega l tack ling ---------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------- 5 ya rd s Offside ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5 ya rd s E ncroachments on neutral zo ne __ ---------------------------------------------------------- 5 ya rd s

12

13 14

yards ya rd s yard s yar ds

15 16

Feint to snap ball ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 yards I nt ention a l g roundin g of forward pas s ------------------------------------------------10 yards Foul with in o ne-yard lin e ----------------------------- ______________ Half di sta nce to goal lin e

17 18

Illegal position ---------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5 yard s Interfere nce with forwa rd pass by defense ------------------------------------ Loss of ball

19 Interfere nce with fair catch ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 15 yards 20 Interfe rence with opponents before ball is in play ______________________________ 5 yards 21 Slugging________________ ____________________ ________ Half di stan ce to goal a nd di squalifi cation 22 23

Substitute fa iling to report -------- ------------------------------------ -------------------- -------- 5 yard~ Substitute ¡communi cati ng before first play ------------------------------------------15 yards

24 Throwing fair catcher -------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------ 15 25 U nfair pl ay ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 26 Tripping -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- 15 27 Leaving field durin g one-minute intermission ------------------------------------ 15

yards

28

yards yards yards Taking time out more than three minutes during one half ______________ 2 yards

29

Unsportsmanlike co ndu ct --------------------- ----------------------------------------- ____________ 15 yards

30

P ilin g up -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ____________ 15 yards

31 32 33

Player out of bounds ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 yards Roughing kicker ---------------------------------------------------- Disqualifi cati on a nd 15 yards Rushing, pulling, interlocking inierfere nce, etc. ---------------------------------- 15 yar ds

34 35 36 37 38

Running into kicker ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5 ya rd s Running into opponents ill ega ll y ------------------------------------------------------------15 yards K i!=kin g loose ball --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Loss of ball Man goin g o n field w ith out pcrmiss:o n -------------------------------------------- 5 ya rd s More th a n o ne attend ant goin g o n field ---------------------------------------------- 15 yards

We are always glad to see you.Greenawalt-F olger Co.

STOP AT THE TOP . OF THE HILL

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A cool drink at our fountain after the game Cigars and Cigarettes

THE STUDENTS BOOK STORE A Cougar Institution

ROBINSON'S

Picture Framing and Framed Pictures NEILL'S FURNITURE STORE

CORNER DRUG STORE A Good Place

EASTMAN PHOTO

· to . Eat

KODAKS

AND

SUPPLIES

Loose Leaf Memory Books

The Place to Satisfy Customers

JOHN A. TRUNDA MERCHANT TAILOR-NEXT TO POST OFFICE Cleaning Pressing Repairing Altering

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Electric Shoe Shop, repairing done while you wait

.

OILS

GASOLINE

MARTIN'S GARAGE "We Do It Right the First Time"

FORD AND DODGE Sales and Service ACCESSORIES

TIRES

Better Photo Finishing

ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF

LEAVE YOUR FILM WITH

GRAVES

AI Hinkle's New Men's Shop

Photograpjler Next to Herald Office

(Formerly The Togs) We are carrying a complete line

Gas

of new merchandise a t popular prices.

Service

Oil

PULLMAN .

TIRE SHOP

AI Hinkle

F. D. Johnston

ON THE CORNE R Phone 255

TAILOR ZALESKY Let Us Improve Your Dress Appearance Cleaning

Pressing

Altering

We would like to do business with you right along.

-Greenawalt-Folger Co.

70 TAXI Fast Cars

Phone 70 Country Trips a Specialty

Careful Drivers

Stand: In Acme Barber Shop, between Oriental Cafe and Neill's Sweet Shop

OFFICIALS F OR THE GAME Referee-Ted Faulk, U . of Washington Umpire-Ken. Bartlett, U. of Oregon Head Linesman-Abe Cohn, U. of Michigan

GANNON'S BILLIARDS

AUTO TRANSFER AND STORAGE

CIGARS

Call 57· for Scores

The best service and right prices at all times G. W. EWING, Prop.

Phone 88

STYLE DOES NOT MAKE GOOD SHOES It takes style, quality, and correct modeling. Added to these the price must be as reasonable as possible. You will find all the conditions fulfilled in our footwear.

CITY SHOE STORE W. M. ELLSWORTH

Pullman's Accommodating StoreGreenawalt-Folger Co.

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{~:::.~) PULLMAN

STATE ·

= = = = B A N K.= ==== MEMBE R FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM ] . N . Scott, Pres. ; G. H . Gannon, Cashier;

G. G. Old6eld, Asst. Cashier

PULLMAN

THE

LAUNDRY AND

HERALD

DRY CLEANING

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Printing That Pleases -o-

PHONE 38

Anything That's Printable

After the game, go to Dutton's for your Hot Tamale, Chili, also Candy and Lunches

DUTTON'S Phone 40

Phone 40

At Your Service Day or Night-Cars in Front of Dutton's

Men, Women and Children, Stop! At The Tower Barbers and look your best.

THE WHITE DRUG STORE FOR ANYT H ING I N TH E

D R U G LINE

Eastman Kodaks Developing and Printing WHITMAN'S CHOCOLATES __ GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS

C.R.SANDERS CO.

TRY

The Quality and Service Grocery

Exclusive agents for Preferred

and

Stock canned goods--the best

Holeproof

that are cann ed.

Sox - :-

-:-

Don't for get to try a pound of C R. S. Coffee.

V. W. CLARKSON MEN'S OUTFITTER

CITY MARKET QUALIT Y A ND SER VI CE 129 Mai n Street

We hope W. S.C. Wins.- Greenawalt-Folger Co.

We get it, if we haven't got itGreenawalt-Folger Co. HARDWARE

CRO CKERY

LEE ALLEN PH O NE 24

OIL

PAINTS

GLASS

GRAND THEATRE - :-

MOTION PICTURES 901 Grand St.

P ull man, Wash.

-:-

Get the Habit

The Home of SANITARY MILK PRODUCTS

The

MILK HOUSE Phone 21

Any Ti m e

Any Place PULLMAN TAXI CO.

PHONE 81 Day anfl Night Service

The Nook Grill, home of fine hot cakes, pastry, Waffles and Coffee.

EMERSON

MERCANTILE COMPANY "THE QUALITY STORE"

Students headquarters for everything to eat and wear.

J ust now feat uri ng : P endleto n Indian Blankets and Beacon Robes and Robe Blankets Every stude nt has a place for an Indian robe

"THE ULTIMATE IN

PHOTOGRAPHY"

ARTOPHO STUDIO No hold-up in prices Phone 306

RESOURCES $1,350,000

FIRST NATIONAl. BANK

TAXI 35 KIMBALL & NYE, Props.

Most Complete Stock of

GLOVER'S HDW.

GYM SUITS And Athletic Goods in Town

SUCCESSOR TO HAMIL TON HDW. Watt's Pharmacy

THORPE'S SMOKE HOUSE COMA Y'S

LONDON-MADE PIPES

Time the game with a

Fountain Service

HAMILTON Billiards

Candies

MILLER BROS. Call 28 for Scores

Jewelers Established 1890