State College Opens With Large Attendance and Athletic Hopes
Washington state college begins the year with many students arriving by train and staff returning from summer, promising strong football, basketball, baseball, and track teams. New and returning faculty, including agronomist George Severance acting head of agriculture, are noted as the campus girds for a busy season.
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Pullman
Washington State College
Elliott
University of Idaho
Moscow
George Severance
Agronomist
Department of Agriculture
Huston McCrockey
Ivan Putman
Washington and national news from Seattle and beyond
Seattle reports include Freddie Chadwick the four year old in charge of the Washington Children's Home Society traveling east to his grandparents in Jackson Maine under supervision of Rev Harry C Wilson his father jailed for theft in Walla Walla. Other items note anti compulsory vaccination efforts in Seattle and socialist ticket disputes in Walla Walla plus a Tacoma University student runaway incident and national Republican notes from Cincinnati and remarks by Senator Foraker on Roosevelt taft matters.
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Wick
Washington Children’s Home Society
Ocean
Harrison Stevens
Jackson
Harry C. Wilson
M. E
Poston
Walla Walla
Charles Funk
Tacoma
William Bider
Seattle
Theosophical Hall
Kinnear
Board of Health
Cincinnati
Taft
Hitchcock
Crane
Foraker
Roosevelt
Senator Foraker
Associated Press
Foraker Cancels Speaking Engagement and Commentary
Newark reports Foraker canceled a speaking engagement at the Republican convention in Trenton. Akron notes Senator Dick’s statement after talks with Taft and Foraker that Foraker remains committed to his gubernatorial bid. He plans a public address to explain ties to Standard Oil.
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Newark
N. J
Foraker
Trunton
Akron
Taft
Epic’iian
Cinecinnati
Tat Foraker
Standard Oil Company
Army Case Ends in Final Hearing for Stewart at Washington
Colonel Stewart of the Coast Artillery, stationed at Fort Grant, is ordered to appear before the retiring board in Washington for an examination of his disability and whether it occurred in the line of duty. Secretary Wright action follows after a physical exam by the board.
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Fort Huachuca
Roosevelt
Stewart
Washington
Co’ W ' Stewart
Coast Artillery
Fort Grant
Wright Tolay
Northwest Light and Water Buys Kennewick Plant in $75,000 Deal
Northwest Light and Water company purchases Kennewick Light and Water plant for about $75,000 and absorbs the Pasco system. It plans a transmission station at Kennewick to supply Mehtani water to lower Yakima Valley towns and irrigate 3500 acres owned by the Northern Pacific Irrigation company near Relief.
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Yakima Valley
Northwest Light and Water Company
Kennewickk Light and Water Company
Kennewick Company
Pasco Light and Water System
Kennewick
Orchards Guaranteed Start Established By Brown
To those planting orchards this season I will plant and guarantee a full stand to start growth for about the same price paid ordinarily. Trees will be thoroughly pruned and inspected before setting. Telephone 4791. O Box 875. Ernest A. Brown.
Keeping House Plants Healthy
Clean leaves weekly with a mist of equal parts milk and lukewarm water applied gently with a sponge to keep house plants healthy. The recommended routine helps remove dust and promotes better photosynthesis and vigor.
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Davison Mercantile Company
Globe Clothing Company
Corner First and Chestnut
Ceara
Re' Ape
Isney Ann
Globe Clothing Co
The
Davison Mercantile Co
North
Yakima
News of the State
State College
Whitman County
H. B. Dewey
Lakeside
Chelan County
Dewey
Showwalter
W. W. Montgomery
Bellingham
S. M. Bruce
Bruce
McFadden
Sehome
Supreme Court
Olympia
Douglas
Ferry
Okanogan
Skamania
Wahkiakum
State Board of Equalization
Asotin
Benton
Clallam
Stevens
Douglas County
N. D. Showalter
Sessor
Little Freddie Chad
Joseph E. Addison
University of Washington
Joseph R. Addison
South Tacoma Lumber Company
Wisconsin
North Bend
Spokane
Addison
University of Wisconsin
Tydhcraft
Dreyfus
Lower Valley
Ernest A. Brown
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