The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-06-03
NORTH IDAHO CHAMBERS Of
COMMERCE HERE TOMORROW

The greatest convention of live
wires ever held in north Idaho will
open here tomorrow when the cham
bers of commerce of the leading towns
of the 10 northern Idaho counties
meet here in annual convention. Mos
COW was selected as the place for
holding this big convention owing to
its central location, splendid hotel
accommodations and the fact that the
University of Idaho is here. 1t is up
to the citizens of Moscow to take
care of the hundreds of visitors who
will be the city's guests for two days.
The chamber of commerce today took
action to care for the visitors and will
make a house to house canvass for
rooms, if it is found necessary.
The guests will begin to arrive this
evening Those from Boise and other
south Idaho points will reach Mos
COW at 5. o'clock. Others will arrive
by automobile and train tomorrow
forenoon. Lewiston promises to send
100 Coeur d'Alene Rathdrum, Sand
point Bonners Ferry. Wallace, Kel-
logg, Grangeville. Vollmer, Ilo, Nez-
perce, Orofino Genesee, Potlatch,
and other points will send delega-
tions Some of these delegations
will be large. 1t is expected the to-
tai number of visitors will run well
into the hundreds Spokane will send
a number of men here to take part in
the convention and deliver addresses.
In addition the names on the regular
program Mr. Powell of the Powell
Sanders Company, will be here to
speak on the Poindexter bill and the
intermountain freight rates. Follow
ing is the program as arranged for the
two days and evenings. There will
be additions to this later.
Wednesday, June 4. go p. NJ.
Welcome-J. S. Heckathorn, Presi-
dent Moscow Chamber of Commerce.
Response-Dr. J. B. Morris, Presi-
dent North Idaho Chamber of Com
merce.
Appointment of Committees.
State and Federal Highways in
North Idaho-Wm. ]. Hall, Commits
sioner of Public Works.
Cooperation of Highway Districts
Eugene Cox, Lewiston, Idaho.
The Mining Industry of North Ida
ho-Jerome j. Day, President Idaho
Mining Association.
The State Bureau of Mines and Geol-
ogy-Dean F. A. Thomson, University
of Idaho
Inspection of University of Idaho.
1880 p. NJ
Agriculture as a State Asset-Miles
Cannon, Commissioner of Agriculture.
Agricultural Legislation-George F.
Weeks, President of Occur d'Alene
Chamber of Commerce.
The Federal Government and the
Industry-Dean E. j.
Iddings University of Idaho.
The Live Stock Industry = G. M.
President of Washington
State Live Stock Association.
Thursday, June ), A. NJ.
The Lumber Industry of North Ida
hot. J. Humbird, President Clear
water Timber Company
The Marketing and Utilization OF
Cut-Over Lands-A w Laird, Pot
latch. Idaho.
The Federal Government and the
numbering Industry-Dean F. G Mill
er University of Idaho.
Extraordinary Conditions in Public
Service Utilities as Created by the
War-A. l.. Freehafer of Public Util-
tiles Commission.
Labor and It's Distribution in Ida
ho-E. H. Hashbrook, Acting Federal
Director, u S. Employment Service,
The Newspaper and the Publishing
George r. Barker,
Idaho.
Banking and Its Relation to Other
ndustries-George Waterman, Kam-
ah, Idaho.
Education and Social Unrest
President E. H. Lindley, University
Of Idaho.
Reports of Committees.
Election of Officers.
6:30 p. m.-
Banquet by Moscow Chamber OF
Commerce.
Friday, June 6, $3.50 A. Nj.
Automobile trip to Lewiston via the
Scenic Lewiston Highway.