The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-22
BEAUTIFY THE CITY
WILL BE A NOBLE WORK
TOM RICHARDSON, PORTLAND PUBLICITY MAN
DELIVERS MOST INSTRUCTIVE ADDRESS.
BEFORE CHAMBER COMMERCE.
Inspires His Audience With Importance of Maxine
Moscow Representative University City
Many Notable Persons Present

1T is the cardinal duty of the cit
liens of Moscow to build beautiful
city here, city whose beauty will be
commensurate with the Importance OF
your state university. You have the
natural advantages that so to make
your efforts comparatively easy and
! it would be a beautiful monument to
your commercial organization that
have accomplished such wonderful
work." said Tom Richardson, the
well-known Portland publicity man
who delivered "a strong address az
the chamber of commerce luncheon
at the Elks' temple yesterday
Make Moscow Worthy.
You can make Moscow worthy of
the university by putting your house in
order. Give substantial prizes to the
boys and girls and young men and
young women for the best kept lawns"
continued Mr.. Richardson.
Offer special prizes for the best
kept parking in front of homes, keep
in mind all the time that it is every
body's happiness and everybodys duty
to make Moscow a good place in
which to live. A perfect setting for
the University of Idaho should be the
ambition of every citizen.
You certainly have a fine country.
There is no such thing as hard times
known to the people of Moscow and
vicinity.
There is no factory or industry of
any kind worth so much as the uni
versity. Prove to Idaho that you ap-
precate its being here by making
Moscow one of the most attractive
cities in the northwest
PLANT every kind of tree, shrub,
bush and vine that will grow. Keep
your house painted be in every way
up to the mark as the university
own of Idaho.
THE people of the great Inland EN-
)ire must not forget that 1915 will be |
the great westward travel year of
this generation. The eyes OF the |
world are upon us. The Pacific |
coast section will be a busy hive of
almost countless thousands next
year
You want to get them to see Mos
COW and your prosperous section.
Send your invitation in advance of
heir coming through personal letters.
Ask them to buy their tickets so as to
include Moscow. Have these letters
written by the boys and girls at
chool. Write them yourself Yol
ave a fine citizenship, good climate,
bundant production-you should
uild fine city here"
Mr. Richardson gave a splendid adj
ress on matters of interest to mem
ers of commercial organizations.
me of the most significant remarks
f Mr.. Richardson was to the effect
nat every town in Oregon so fort
nate as to have been chosen for the
ONE of state institution must be |
orthy of the honor in order to keep
He complimented Moscow on the
iccess that has attended its efforts to /
: worthy of being the educational
inter of great state like Idaho. He
ade a characteristic address and as
S words came forth thrill of en-
usiasm went through his auditors
at ended with frequent outbursts of
,plause His address was valuable
ID stimulating. Mr. Richardson was
ghly complimented for his splendid
dress.
Was Large Meeting. ia
The meeting of the chamber was Ell
Id at noon and was the largest in ia
2 history of the organization. The D
amber had as its guests the state te
ard of education, the heads of the SO
tie educational Institutions, and the ne
ysicians in attendance at the meet he
of the North Idaho District Med at
! association. tic
the usual luncheon, Pres
mt Byrns introduced Walter S. tel
ice of Boise, president of the board Lo
education. Mr. Bruce compliemnt- ha
Moscow on having such an enter Fl