The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-11-02
ALL READY FOR
GREATIPULLMAN
IDAHO BATTLE
VARSITY WARRIORS DETERMIN-
ED TO MAKE THE FIGHT OF
THEIR LIVES
BIG BONFIRE RALLY
JUSTICE OF THE STATE SU-
PREME COURT TO HELP IN
MIXING WAR PAINT

One of the largest crowds that ever
witnessed the annual Idaho-W. S. c.
gridiron classic is expected to be on
hand tomorrow afternoon when Ref
cree J. G. Rupert's whistle sends the
teams of the two rival institutions
hurtling together for the twentieth
consecutive time.
Idaho graduates have already be-
gun to arrive on every train and
iston, Colfax and other nearby towns
are considered sure to mean that at
least 5000 persons will be massed on
the varsity field side lines.
"A Good Game"
1T will be a good game" was the
only statement that could be elected
ter, who definitely refused to prog
nosticate either victory or defeat.
Comparative poundage figures con-
yey the information that the Idaho
eleven will be outweighed at least
eight pounds to the man and an ex-
animation of mutual showings made
by the two teams against Oregon
brings the announcement of a 37-to-0
Pullman victory, but the fighting spir-
it with which Coach Bleamaster has
imbued his charges is expected to
counterbalance each positive advan-
tage possessed by the. men of Dietz.
Two Justices to Speak
State Supreme Court Justices AL
fred Bulge and William Morgan have
been added to the list of speakers who
will address tonights rally crowd
of exuberant undergraduates
The student throng will gather at
the campus entrance at o'clock and,
marshalled by Yell Leaders McCrea
and OFT, will serpentine through the
streets of the city before returning
to the fair grounds, where an Apache
choric dance will be held about the
huge pile of inflammables collected |
by the freshmen yesterday afternoon.
The speakers, who will include |
President Lhid1ey, the two coaches,
Captain Tom Jackson, Bill" Lee and
cap" Horton in addition to Justices
Morgan and Bulge, are to address the
crowd from an improvised forum
which will be erected near the bon
fire.
War Tax Hits the Game
Graduate Manager "Hec'' Edmund
son announced this morning that the
operation of the federal tax on amuse-
ments will necessitate plus charge
Of 10 cents at the turnstiles tomorrow
afternoon. The tax fee will be asked
in addition to the regular price of ad-
mission.
No information has yet reached
Moscow as to the definite caliber of :
he Lewiston high school team upon
which the varsity freshman eleven
will try it's gridiron teeth in the af-
,ernoon's preliminary, but it is
.hought that the first-year men
should be able to roll up substan-
ial score
The Opposing Armies
Coach Edmundson has not yet an
lounced his official lineup but he will
start Stewart and Mangum
It the ends, Kinney and Macy at
he tackles, Lewis and Stephens at the
Graf at center Ryan at quar-
er, Cornelison and Brigham at the
alves and Neil Irving at fullback.
The curtain raising contest is to
tart promptly at 1 o'clock and the I
lain event at 2:30. i
The following is probable align
lent of the gridists who will trot to f
ositions on the ribbed field when the a
ollegiate contest is called: L
Idaho Position w. S. c. a
owen ....... .L.E.R... Roy Hanley a
arnahan ~. .L.T.R.. ...... Sites 4
ierson ..-.... .LG.R...... McCroskey v
lastino &C. Lyons 4
-artwell or Perrine R.G.L.. Hamilton t
ackson (Capt) .R.TL....... Herreid y
obinson REL. Zimmerman CO. Il