The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-10
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BOISE SPECIAL
STAR-MIRROR SPECIAL REPRE-
SENTATIVE TELLS OF START
LIST OF MOSCOW PEOPLE.

On Board 'Fr1endSn1p Spec1aI'
carrying the varsity team, the univer-
sity Pep band, and more than 80 Mos
COW townspeople and undergradu-
ates, the Friendship Special" steam
ed out of Moscow Wednesday night
promptly on schedule time amid the
cheers of the entire student body and
an equal member of Moscow towns
people.
From the enthusiasm shown at the
start the special train promises to be
long remembered. Every passenger
is enthusiastic and the entire trip
looks like zone round of pleasure" as
one student put it. Another COM
ment of Moscow citizen was, "It
looks like big party with surprise
after surprise"
With the university Pep band play
ing Idaho war songs and snappy band
pieces from the observation car plat
form, the team pulled away. Students
piled on the train and then flocked
to. the observation car.
According to e. A. Klippel, travel
ing passenger agent of the Union Pa
cific system, the actual number of
people on the train counted up to
131. Coach Kelley and Manager Fred
Via dlOA6 Will Illt ~ val Oity lOOt-
ball men occupied car No. 1 as the
first car To the next car were sta
toned the university undergraduate
men. In the next car were the men
from Moscow and in the following
car the Moscow women had reserva-
tions In the rest of the Pullman
sleepers were found the university
co-eds and the rest Of the Moscow
delegation.
At Pullman the w. S. c.. football
team of about 25 men boarded the
train and the passengers were treated
to another pep" rally. More than
1000 students cheered the Cougars"
as they boarded the train.
The train reached Colfax on sche-
dule time Coach Kelley put his var
sity football men to bed at $50
promptly. Mr.. Klippel had all tick
cts taken up shortly after leaving
Colfax.
The observation car was a popular
place with it's commodious smoking
room. Train dates were popular with
the undergraduates with more than
a little "fussing" on the back plat
form. The jazz band came back and
played several members in the obser-
fdtiOH Cdi. IC odAc plOIt QudlL LGt
made up four gifted ''tooters'' of the
jazz horn was a particular favorite.
impromptu quartets are furnishing
while in some cases
they are even furnishing music.
Later in the evening under the lead
ership of yell king Turner assisted by
assistant yell king, Robinson the
sang a number of
Nhc Mo
.orm.
In regard to the train it is up to
he most exaggerated expectations.
The service is excellent and the train
s on schedule time to arrive in
Boise at 1890 noon on Thursday.
Those on the train are, not count
ng the University Pep band and var
,ity football squad are:
Robert Cummins, Ted Turner, Mer-
rill Bennett, William Perry, Pearl
Stalker, Raymond Burbidge, A. S. Mix
If Orofino, w ]. White of Weippe, A.
.indquist, Clyde Marsh Mr. and Mrs
Carl Smith, Mrs John Hays, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Morris, Mrs. George
Ray Carter, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lamphere, Mr.. and Mrs. w
= Renfrew, John Devine, S. R. H.
D. II. w llllo, ~. w lllidlH-
son, Tim Sullivan, Roland McNary,
rhelma McGee Ruby Gates, Mary
King, Lila Smith, Lowell Flittner,
James Cunningham Victor Robin
,on Genevieve Pringle, Frances Ag-
lew, Mrs. l.. F. Parsons, Mr.. and
Mrs c. A. Frantz Harold Cornell
son, Mary VanGilse, Madeline Wall,
Lucy Davis, Irene Starr, Emily Wade,
Helen Grim, Ivan Melick, r. R. Sher-
ey. Bertha GEndeman, Mary Nc
Callum, Stanly Easton of Kellogg,
lean O. P. Cockerill, Ida Conklin,
Iarie Hummel, Julia Adelman, Mar
yaret Springer, Margaret Blackinger,
Thelma Hare, Dan McDougall, Law
ence Huff, B. L. Taylor, w. F. Nor
,areidge, Prof. j. M. O'Gorman, w.
/. Means of Lewiston, Lyle Colborn, T.
Jones, H. R. Armstrong, Willard
Rush, c. J. Seymour, Elmer Wyland,
: A. Hagan, Alfred E. Hagan, H.
1elgard, Max Griffith, F. A. David,
frank M. Mix, A. S. Anderson, Sam
Joon, Ray Allubaugh, Stanley Nc
)ougall Arthur S. Guerin, G. M. Mix,
v. B. Kjosness, c. B. Green, G. H.
3ratton, Joel L. Priest, Jr.
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