The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-09-24
c. c. HEARS OF j. Of. /. WAR
WORK AND LIBERTY LOAN PLANS

The chamber Of commerce luncheon
today was well attended and was of
especial interest. Judge Morgareidge
presided, in the absence of the presi-
dent
President Z. H. Lindley of the uni
versity enthused the ,assemblage with
report of progress made in preparing
for the accommodation of the large body
OF students army training corps men
at the university. He, stated that he be-
lieved that 900 Idaho men would be in
attendance The men of the city were
complimented ON the hearty cooperation
which they have given and are giving
the university aid in the work He pre-
dicted that, barring. bad weather, the
roof would be on the new mess hall by
Saturday night.
/. F. Parsons, chairman of the Latah
county council of defense, gave the
chamber the available information re-
gardIng the coming Liberty loan CAM
paign, in the absence of H. H. Simpson,
Latah county chairman for the campaign,
who IS in Celfax today attending meet
ing of Idaho and Washington men, in
an effort to adjust equitably the matter
OF selling bonds back and forth across
the state line, in the various commun-
of their own state. Mr.. Parsons stated
that in all probability Latah county's
quota would not be less than $8OO.OOO
although no definite information was at
hand. The Individual classification is
about completed, and he asked that those
who are dissatisfied with their classifi-
cation. upon which their quota is based,
state their case TO the committee who
fixed the classification, and not to par
ties who have no responsibility in the
natter ~ -fs ..s ssss5r
1t was reported that the swimming
pool.t money for eg!construction OF
which has iibeen offered by Mark P.
Miller Of this city, would be built as
soon as Mr.. Miller's proposition was
to- the city council in writing
and action taken by that body.
4 There was some discussion regarding
oians for Moscow''s carnival and round
lp, which will be heidi October and S.
It was announced that the best wild-west
aleft .sin the country will be here, as
announced IN a recent issue of the Star
Mirror, and that two days of rare enter
aMinmsent AZ st for sTthe;, people of the county
vas assured. FHsz g'sdfssse .
Medals were awarded to the members
# the Moscow Boy Scout troop for their
Volk III COlifeCuOH with tf1e l n1rQ LID
rty loan drive. The boys receiving
Medals were Tom Owings, George
Clark. Elfin Lindquist, Clyde Anderson,
oe Garrison, who also earned medal,
vas not present. Each boy had sold
'onds to 10 or more indiviua1s, and the
otal amount of their bond sales was
bove $4,000 -
Dean J. c. Eldridge, who returned
rom France few DAYS ago, where he
ad been doing Y. NJ c. A. work, made
n interesting talk, addressed principally
0 the Boy Scouts present, telling of
he work accomplished by the Y NJ c.
\. in France, and giving many interest
ng incidents IN connection with his
work..
DR. Chaser. graduate of the Washing
on State college. department of animal
and formerly with the Uni
'ersity of Idaho. made short talk, en-
orsing the Y. NJ c. A. work
Dean Thompson of the mineral de-
'artment of the. University of Idaho,
Who spent the summer in visiting va
ious mineral districts throughout the
tate, giving instruction in the conserva-
ion of minerals and also searching for
minerals needed in Europe in war work,
made a brief talk, telling of the work
ccomplished during the summer