The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-09-18
.CARTOON|ST SAYS
FAIR IS WONDERFUL
MIR. BULGER, VETERAN SNOWMAN,
SAYS HE NEVER SAW SUCH
MARKED LIBERALITY

''This is the most wonderful show
l have ever seen," said Mr.. .Bulger
! the cartoonist and proprietor Of Bulg-
ers Trained Animal Circus, when dis
cussing the Latah County Harvest Fes-
tival and Pow Wow. Continuing he
said; Il have beer in the show bus
mess many years but l never saw a
fair, show or festival that threw the
gates wide open, gave free seats in
the grandstand and gave hundreds Of
dollars worth of attractions absolute
ly free, as is being done here every
night. | have seen fairs and shows
that charged admission during the
day and at night opened the gates and
admitted people free to the carnival
and midway attractions but never in
my life have l attended or worked at
a show or fair that gave as fine a
program as is here given, absolutely
without charge at night. 1t is won
derful. The people of this country
ought to appreciate what Moscow is
doing for them in this respect
The people evidently do appreciate
it. Wednesday night the fair grounds
were packed. Every seat in the grand
stand was occupied and the people
overflowed onto the race track and
around the attractions. 1t was one
of the biggest and best natured and
best pleased crowds ever seem in the
Latah county fair grounds, and every
one seemed satisfied. The splendid
program pleased all. The midway at
fractions were well patronized and
all did a thriving business The
splendid concerts of that excellent
musical organization, the Colfax Band,
pleased the big crowd, so did every
number on the program. The balloon
ascension and parachute leap in the
dark, was a pleasing feature. Where
did he light?" was a question asked
by hundreds after Mr.. Carhart had
made the daring leap in the dark.
He lit, all right, and will give thrill
e revery day during the remainder oil
the fair.
Few fairs have been SO fortunate In
having such an accommodating lot of
attractions. Every man employed, in
Guiding the airplane men, Lieuten-
ants Symons and Russe1l the balloon
and high dive man, r. A. Carhart
Mr.. Bull ger, cartoonist and animal
show man, and every vaudeville actor,
every singer every one employed to
amuse the crowds, is willing to put
on an extra stunt" at any time the
asks.
Noted Singer Tomorrow.
Friday afternoon rare treat that
should please all, and especially the
inclined and those who real
ly understand music. Madam Good
sel-Boucher of Bellingham, Wash,
College of Music and Art, has promis-
ed to sing for the crowd. Mrs. Bouch- |
er was passing through Moscow and
stopped off to visit friend. She has
been induced to give few selections
before the grandstand Friday after
noon. She will be accompanied by |
Professor w. G. Aliens Colfax Band.
Madam Boucher was pupil OF lsabol
of Florence, Italy, OF Sal
vator Coltoni of Milan, Italy, and OF
Paolp Tisti of London, England She
and her husband are conducting the
Bellingham School of Music anu Art,
which gives degrees in piano, organ,
violin, vocal and dramatic art. She
las been a member of the faculty Oh
several eastern musical colleges be-
ore coming west. This will be one
If the rare treats of the week and
should be appreciated by Moscow peo