The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-21
LIEUTENADT GOV.
MOORE COMING
WILL ADDRESS NORTH IDAHO
PEOPLE PROGRAM FOR BIG
BOOSTER MEET

BOOSTER MEET
The citizens Of Moscow and the
north Idaho delegates to the annual
session of the North Idaho chamber OF
Friday and Saturday of this week,
November rs and &c, will be glad of
the opportunity to meet Lieutenant
Governor c.. C. Moore, who is to be
one of the speakers at the banquet at
Lindley hall Friday evening. The
lieutenant governor is not a frequent
visitor to north Idaho, but it is un-
derstood that he will spend several
days here, coming to address the stu
dents of the university at assembly
on Wednesday morning and remain
ing over for the sessions Of the North
Idaho chamber of commerce.
Mr.. Moore is an able speaker, is in
tensely interested in the development
of Idaho, and ranks as one of the
states useful citizens His visit here
will enable him to familiarize him
self with conditions in the northern
part of the state, and to take look
ct the states great educational insti-
tuition and it's fine body of young peo-
pie.
The other speaker at the banquet
Friday evening will be Hon. Kenneth
C. KArr OF Seattle, editor Of the Rail
way and Marine News. Mr.. Karr is
one of the best known publicists in
the northwest and will bring to the
north Idaho boosters and to the citi-
zens of Moscow a message which all
should hear.
Local Committees
In addition to the committee of
three first appointed, C. A. Ha-
gen, president of the Moscow cham
ber of commerce has appointed re-
ception committee, whose members
will meet the visiting delegates at
the trains and transport them to the
university for the first session, Fri
day afternoon and committee on
the sale of tickets for the banquet
Friday night.
The following are members of the
two committees:
Reception-Mayor H. Melgard, DR..
C. O. Armstrong, DR.. /. r. Boyd, G. j..
Hugo, j. S. Heckathorn, Robert Whit
tier, George NJ Lamphere, Homer
David, Francis A. Thomson, A. ].
Rollefson Ray Carter; sale of ban
-Quet tickets-C. l.. Jain, j. D. Davis,
Jack Lieuallen.
Two hundred and fifty people can
be accommodated in the banquet hall
and the committee on tickets will
visit Moscow people during the next
three days with tickets for the ban
squet 1t is hoped that there will be
no difficulty in selling the limit, as
the program should be heard by every
person interested in advancement of
north Idaho. Word received by the
local committee is to the effect that
there will be large attendance of
delegates from all parts of the pan
handle, including the leading spirits
from each community.
The Program
The following is the complete pro-
gram for the two days session:
Friday, November 25-2:00 o'clock
p M-Administration Building, Uni
yersity of Idaho Presidents address,
Hon. Perry w. Mitchell Response
with address of welcome by President
G. A. Hagen of Moscow chamber OF
commerce.
300 O'clock Address by President
A. H. Upham, University of idaho.
400 Oclock-Appointmen OF COM
mittees. Executive business.
s 500 7O'clOck-Exh1b1t displayed by
university professor, followed by a
trip through the university buildings
and grounds.
$50 O'clock-Banquet in Lindley
hall. Music
7:45 O'clock-Address by Hon. c.. c.
Moore, Of Idaho.
8:15 O'clock,-Address by Hon.
Kenneth G. Kerr, editor Railway and
Marine News, Seattle, Wash. Subject
-"Community Cooperation and it's
Relation to Northern Idaho +
Saturday morning, November 20
to be held in the Moscow
chamber of commerce rooms
900 O'c1ock-Report of Secretary
Treasurer and selection of place for
next meeting. :
$50 O'clock-Roll call of the ten
northern counties, responded to by
from those counties, {,
telling the needs and setting forth the !
resources of each county.
10:3O O'clock k-Comprehensive and !.
practical plan for increasing the Inn 7
to North Idaho, of desirable =
11:30 O'clock ELECTION OF officers, :
reports OF committees and adjourn :.
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