Pullman herald. [volume], December 05, 1919, Page 7, Image 7

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HAMILTON ELECTED
gridiron CAPTAIN
i- scran Tackle and Cool-Headed
Lineman Chosen by Team
: Smuts 1* for Coining Season,
!At a meeting held Tuesday FrsM
Hamilton war: elected varsity foot
ball captain for the 1920 season.
Hamilton will play, his fourth .year
on (he Washington State team, hav
ing played us a freshman in 19It;
a nd again during the season of 1917.
In 1918 he played tackle on the pow
erful Mather Field aviation eleven
a Sacramento. Calif. The past sea
son Hamilton played the greatest
rame of his football career and bis
spectacular work against some of
the most powerful linemen the Pa
cific coast has turned out, won him
a place on most of the all-star selec
tions made. Hamilton is a quiet,
unassuming • type of . player who
work's bard in every, game regard
less of injuries, and usually out
plays his ' Opponent from whistle to
whistle. f; Hamilton's popularity with
the' football men makes him an ideal
man for the honor that has been be
stowed upon him and his leadership
on the gridiron next fall should
raise the hopes of a Cougar cham
pionship considerably.. - ' ,
The men who won 'the'coveted
stray W and who voted at Tuesday's
election are 'as follows: Bert
Brooks, Roy Hanley. Dick Hanley,
Walter Herreid, Fred "Hamilton, Ar
nold Ellwart, Ray King, Carl Kin;-.
Rufus Schnebiy, Mike Moran, Eldon
Jenne, Lloyd Gillis, Earl Dunlap,
Frank Skadan,; Harold Hanley, Milo
Mclvor, and Bob Schnebiy.
The Cougars will lose the services
of four of these football men next
fall, Bert Brooks, D. Hanley. Walter
Herreid, and Carl King. The varsity
squad next fall will miss these men
greatly. Hanley, Herreid and
Brooks have been all-Coast material
for the past two years and Coach
Welch will have .to develop new can
didates to fill their positions. D.
Hanley. until this fall a halfback,
showed enough ability in the quar
terback position to have his name
mentioned by many Coast writers.
Carl King is finishing his senior
year and graduates with the 19_.,
class. Carl made three letters as a
varsity football man" during his stay
at Washington State. The past sea
son his value as a guard made him
Coach Welch's chief line substitute.
To replace these men, if all the
present freshman material returns
to college next fall. Coach Welch
should not worry, as he had to the
Past year, about tne backfield.
Among promising freshmen are Moe
Sax, the sensational quarterback,
and Sandbcrg, Kells^y, and Davis,
halves of good ability. The line
men coming from the freshman
team will be Hamilton, guard, Mc-
Kay, tackle, and Powers, Tilley, and
Looniis, ends, all of whom have re
markable prep school records and
Phoenix ! fptffillllJl FJrfPF Co Christmas Doll
siik Hosiery .jj ureenawalt-r oiger j Sa i
Phoenix Hosiery for both men and ( VvyvwvvvvvvwV(^^ TJne regular Christmas Doll Sale will
Women is the most popular gift. Our star) December 8, Monday, and eon
stock of silk hose grows smaller every tinm , j^., I||( . do „ s , ||v , ()1(1 A , >jfr
;S . '"- * y i 5...»-,,, " s „„p The New christmas Spirit Giving some thmg —' -' ~"- >*-
~~~"~ you would be pleased to receive. Useful
. " presents from merchandise of high quality are most " "
Gifts for Men appreciated. ' ,^fj° r Ladies
■ '.-Neckwear , _
h ors
Mufflers '. nn n<-,r>^^^v*sk"v«----^« i^^'>*-'^^«-'*-,>*^' i ii i'l- i-
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House Slippers ( , , . v < , I, fj , g> f—^ & Q , a^ i Fancy Towels
I fWWnmt. I ' The new leathers, the Dew coloi-s and ,
Bath Robes ... i - . <hr,uats j , ( ; ' •' Bath Robes
cape Gloves ' ";- ' 'jj Winter Underwear j; jj the new styles are waiting for your ,l T^ f.^
Belts,v.";: . • " ' ' j! All Wool Suite !j '! approval. For distincHv,! styk sod j! Handkerchiefs
Hardeman Hats ..../. i| r • s r«i • • '' ,[ individuality. .Inst Wright shoes are J Hnml Embroidered Underwear
Linen Handkerchiefs \ IjlllPll Sill. i 1 , (j . Etc., Etc,
Ljnen Handkerchiefs ( | , i| Etc, Etc.
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have showed up well under Coach j
Zimmerman this fail. Thirteen lot-'
"■'' "'"" from 'bis,ear. _,„._ w,li I
greet Coach Welch on Rogers field
when the initial call Is sounded'; ft,
sides these, Vernon Brown; the sen
sation '"' the 1916 tieaaon
i"« -,m> season and t
quarter on the famous Mar, Island I
team of 1917, has written, dec! a >iiig
bis intentions to uphold th- Crim
son and Gray next fail. His uddi-M
tipn at the quarterback position Willi
help plug the hole left by th. do
parture of Dick H anley from State
College football Another hope 'or
next fall is that Hay Loomis, th*
only all-Coast Cougar of the i-.p;
season, is planning to return '„, col
l" next fall and hopes again to j
don the moleskins for VV. B. C. The |
prospects for next year, with all th! .
material in sight, Is more promising
than was the squad that originally
faced Welch last fall and. consider
ing the remarkable record made by
the State College coach this past
season, the student body is hoping
for a powerful scoring mat nine that
should clear up the misfortunes of
1919 in brilliant style.
"GKKAT WHITK WAY"
I.V HARRY CARRY IK rilti:
The idea of New York being the
location of thrilling scenes of a lug
western drama may startle the aver
age motion picture patron, but it is
nevertheless true that much of the
action of Harry Carey's latest Uni
versal Special Atrattion, Hoped.
i:; representative of life along the
"Great White Way."
Harry and his outfit of lid-lifting
cow-punchers swoop down on the
lighted metropolis for the purpose
of rescuing Harry's baby from his
mother-in-law. a dowager who has
become dissatisfied with Harry and
seeks to marry off her daughter to
a lounge lizard. In order to 'do as
the Romans do,' the cowpunchers
have to don evening clothes.
I The scenes that ensue are both
humorous and thrilling and the play
comes to a pleasing conclusion when
I Harry gets his baby and wife back
i and goes West, stopping off at Grand
I Canyon in Colorado.
Harry Carey will appear In
"Hoped." the big Universal Special
I attraction which conies to the Lib
| erty theatre Sunday and Monday.
PUBLISH FARM ACCOUNT BOOKS
The farm account book planned
and published by the extension serv
ice department, of the college has
been approved and endorsed by th ■
agriclutui-al committee of the State
Bankers' association. While the
new edition will not be ready for dis
tribution until after December 1, al
ready calls have been made lor more
than 10,000 copies. The books are
printed and sold at the cost of pro
duction. Because of the difficulty
of making out income tax statements
without a yearly farm record, the
demand for the book in the distribu
tion between now and January 1
promises to be phenomenal.
Buy your feed of Yeo & Emert.
Phone 51. oct24tf
THK I'lblJlAX HERALD
BsSCABIiNCTIZ.
"v. t*T _*?/,**■ 'in" '•'"n,cls <"f J«"»«
• And days or juste togither, '
re cannot rt»si ror nn« hour
t<i-rs bright bliie Weather."
-Helen Hunt Jackxon.
HINTS FOP . HE HOMEMAKER.
-*- nseful article for the kl'trhen Is a
""'''■" '"''•'"^•« • One may be In".
formed as to the condi
tion of many things
v.lrch do not show up to
ihe natural eye. t >ate«,
tigs. !nis,iis, iis well as
i i His, are safest exam
ined " ''' a 'tiger at
than thai of the eye.
Such foods may be re
lumed at ones when
found to he unfit
* rubber plant should De washed
with milk on.-,, or twice a month. This
will keep the leaves glow? and hand
some.
Save the discarded tooth-brashes
and old underwear for cleaning and
polishing silver, a clean, dry brush Is
the bent kind of a cleaner to brush the
whiting from chased silver. Use the
soft underwear for the hard rubbing,
slid finish the polishing with a cham
ois skin.
If silver is rubbed after a soapy bath
with a chamois skin, once a week, the
hard cleaning will not need to be done
so often.
The French way of making tough
meat tender Is cup worth remember
ing: Lay the steak in a marinade of
three tabiespoonfnhi of olive oil and
one and one-half of vinegar; let stand
four hours on ice, turning frequently
to be sure that both sides are treated
then broil as usual.
When cooking a pudding either by
steam or In boiling water, take care
to replenish the water by boiling water,
or the pudding will fall or be soggy.
A cut lemon dipped In salt or bath
brick makes a One cleaner for copper
or brass, It Is also good to remove
stains from the coffee and tea pots.
A nice laundry bag may be made of
two bordered towels, using a draw
string at the top. For holding scraps
and pieces, a circular hag, which may
be laid out flat on the floor will be
found convenient, us then any bundle
Pan he quickly found.
A good tonic which may be brewed
at home is sassafras tea. This is an
old remedy used by our grandmothers,
and one which is perfectly reliable.
Steep a small handful of sassafras
root by covering with a quart of boil
ing water. Strain and drink half a
cupful night and morning. It purifies
the blood and acts as a tonic.
/tciul* /VWi^tifl.
See the Yyres casseroles at West s.
The -ovenware that is transparent.
dec',
.LOST— A bunch of keys, on Stale
or West .Main street. Kinder please
leave at Martin's garage. dee.".
FOR SALE— Wheat .";;.v. $7 a
10.-d. delivered. Phone M".7.
i it-.'- '.:
Like fine silver. Pyre- casseroles
are a sift to be proud of. See them
at Otho West's. dec."
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We invite you to in
sped our new slock
of toys
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HAMILTON'S
HARDWARE
FOB SALE
Four pure bred Shropshire rams.
One pure bred Berkshire boar;
ready for service.
Five bred sows.
Bundle wheat bay. $20 per ton.
Three pure bred Berkshire gilts.
MAX HIXRICHS
oct i"tf
SOMK GOOD BARGAINS
< We have some real bargains in
used cars. Come in and pick one
from the following list:
1914 Ford Touring Car.
191 Ford Touring Car.
1916 Ford Roadster.
1917 Ford Touring Car.
1919 Ford Touring Car.
1918 Dodge Touring Car.
THE BAKEIt MOTOR CO.
nov2ltf
'FOR SALE—Wagon scales, 12,000
pounds capacity; by city of Pullman.
Apply to C M. Hooper, street com
missioner. novl4decl9
INSURE WITH- McCLASKEY.
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