The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-09-25

Distinctive features OF the four days
celebration of the Fourth Annual La
tab County Fair were the magnificent
weather, the presence of upwards OF
5000 school children of Latah county
the visit by Pullman delegation com.
posed of Is automobiles loaded with
boosters for the annual Pullman Hog
Show which will be held November q
and 2S, the parade through the business
district by this aggregation, the pa
rade through the business district OF
the school children, the line OF march
taking them to the fair grounds, the
announcement of special awards in
which Kendrick carried Off first prize
for district agricultural products ex-
hibit and first prize to John ThOmp-
son of Moscow. for the best individual
display. The attendance at the fair
WAS estimated at 900.
Boys Band Led Parade
The boys band playing a lively
march led the parade and the crowds
that lined Main street cheered again
and again as they gallantly paved the
way shown them by Judge Morgan
edge, Chief of Police Grant Robbins
and Grand Marshal ]. J. Keane. The
Genesee schools numbering 250 chill
dren in line followed behind the band.
Each class carried banner showing
it's title. AS the procession passed
along cheers greeted the youngsters
and tears streamed from the eyes of
many as they beheld the glorious
young America pass along on their
way.
Most Magnificent Parade
The waving of banners, flags and
class colors and the class yells and
songs by the girls, marching in step
to the strains of music by the Boys
band and the Moscow band, by far
the most inspiring sight ever witness
ed in Moscow, was the magnificent pa
rade of school children of Latah coun
ty numbering more than 1000 as they
passed through the principal streets
of the busines districts to the fair
grounds where they received an ova-
.tion from the multitudes already as
sembled there this afternoon. To w. !
n. Morgareidge, County Superintendent
Katherine T. Dryden, Superintendent
Randall and other school officials be- |
longs the credit for the great demon
stration carried out by the children |
Many Schools Represented
The class championship '16 team of
the Moscow high school led the high |
school students in the Byrns automo-
bile which had been beautifully dec
GRATED for the occasion. The class
of '16 followed behind. Then came
the sophomore class of II which was
followed closely by child driving
single Shetland to a cart, Little Bern
ice Day followed driving spanking
span of bay Shetlands drawing cart,
the team and car being flower
bedecked. The Moscow band led the
second division which was formed of {
the grade and district schools. The 1rv-
ing school led the division of chill
dren in charge of Principal Barack-
man. Following the Moscow grade
schools came in order Viola, Princeton,
Pine Grove, Pleasant Valley, Pleasant
Hill, District No. 10, Berry and others,
The teachers being in charge of each
school delegation.
Pullman Crowd Strong
The Pullman aggregation reached v
lere at shortly after 1 o'clock bring t
ng the Pullman band, the delegation le
carrying banners boosting for the Pull {
nan Hog Show to be held in Noyer- i
)er. The delegation was met by b
President Carlyle and Secretary Ten I
wick who headed the parade thr. Ugh d
he business district in which rs ;:n'o- II
mobiles followed A float represent p
ng hog was built around an autolno d
'ile and as it proceeded down the b
treet grunts of satisfaction were v
eard A committee composed of H. a
'olger, DR.. E. A Archer, and 4 }. %