The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-09-20
PINS ARE ALL SET
FOR THE Big PARADE
ELKS' LODGE COMMITTEE ANNOUNCES FEA-
TURES FOR OPENING DAY EXERCISES.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE NAMED
Fair Grounds Work Progressing Many Race Horses
Coming This Year-All Plans for the Opening
OF Fair Nearing Completion

Announcement was made today by
the parade committee of the Moscow
lodge of Elks that the pins are set
for the biggest and most spectacular
parade on next Tuesday ever witness
ed in Moscow The official parade
guide and program has been arranged
ana announcement is made of the ap-
pointment of grand marshal and aides
as follows:
Grand Marshal-John w. Lieuallen.
Aides. j. Campbell, G. P. Mix, w.
R. Clemans.
The parade will consist of eight
divisions and each division will be in
charge of captain of its own. The
parade will start promptly at l o'clock
and the various divisions will enter
the parade from different points along
the line of march as follows:
Elks Moscow division-On Main be-
tween A and D streets.
Elks' Palcuse division-On C street
east of Main.
Elks' race horse division-North of
harvester works.
Elks Colfax division-D street east
of harvester works.
Elks' carnival company = North
Main foot of hill.
Elks' Pullman divisional street be-
tween Inland depot and Main.
Elks' industrial and commercial div
ision-Yards of harvester works.
Detail arrangements in connection
with the big fair will be available
Monday and will be published in the
Daily Star-Mirror.
General Reception Committee.
The general reception committee
dies named by the head of the Latah
county fair association to act during
the week of the coming fair in ex-
tending welcome to the many visitors
is composed of the following:
Rev. Johnathan Watson, chairman;
Herman Wilson, Fred Veatch, Frank
Robinson, j. w. Lieuallen. ]. j. Keane.
j. r. Collins, F. r. David, A. S. Ander-
son, w. j. Mcconnell, Mrs. H. II. Or
lard, Mrs Rosalind Childers, Mrs. E. J.
Iddings, Mrs Homer David, Mrs. F. L.
Kennard, Mrs. T. A. Meeker, Mrs w.
NJ. Morgan, Mrs. j. N. Nankervis, Mrs.
Phi. Soulen, Mrs. Max Griffith.
Rev. Watson, chairman of the COM
mittee, requests that all members at
tend a meeting of the committee at
the chamber of commerce rooms Mon
lay at 10 o'clock.
Active at Fair Grounds.
The fair grounds were a scene of
great activity today and will continue
such tomorrow and Monday until eve
'ything has been placed in readiness
for the usheripg in of the third and
biggest fair that Latah county has ever
Witnessed Half dozen men with
-eams have been sprinkling and drag
,ing the race course until it is now
n excellent condition. Many of the
display tents have been erected, in
.lUding the large one in which will
,e shown the industrial exhibits. 1t
S located Immediately behind the
,randstand and will be opened at both
nGs to facilitate passage throughout
he entire line of industrial exhibits
The ladies' rest room is being equip
ed and decorated and will be COM
letely fitted out long before the open
ng of the fair
Erect Concession Booths.
Numerous concession booths are be-
1g erected on the grounds. The live
took quarters have all been fitted up,
lie ground has been cleared and level
d for the carnival tents and the big
arrival company will arrive on a spe-
ial train tomorrow morning and will
roceed ct once to erect their tents.
hese will cover a vast space between
le entrance gate and the grandstand
leir main circus tent standing just
phind the first grandstand, where the
g water vat has been constructed.
Horses Coming From Spokane.
With over go head of horses coming
Moscow directly from the Spokane
ir, more than 20 head are already
the ground others coming from
awiston and still others entered
ON scattering points w. R. Gle
ans sees great things in sight for the
.ces at the Latah county fair which
,ens here Tuesday of next week "The
ces this year will be by far the
ST." said Mr.. Clemans, that have ev-
been witnessed in Moscow. Be-
yeen 80 and 100 head of bang tails
III be on the ground before the open
G day and among them are some of