The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR
AT UNIVERSITY
BRINGS GREETING FROM SOUTH
TO MOSCOW-ALL SET FOR BIG
NORTH IDAHO MEET

Idaho, north and south, stands to-
gether, and may she ever stand to-
seoner lhis concluding statement
in a talk delivered before the Moscow
chamber of commerce at the weekly
luncheon today by Lieutenant Gov
ernor G. c. Moore, who is spending a
few days in the University city, was
greeted with applause from the good
ly number of Moscow citizens pres
ent.
Lieut.. Governor Moore said that
he wished to emphasize, especially
for the southeastern part of the
state, the kindly feeling which is
cherished toward the northern part
of the state and asserted that the
state now sands firmly as a unit.
The work of commercial bodies in
the various cities in the state was
commended and the need for such
organizations emphasized, because of
the fact that much work for the de-
velOpment of community cannot be
performed without organization.
Brief mention of the perils Of the re-
adjustment period, which has hit some
sections of south Idaho especially
hard, was mentioned, with the hope
expressed that conditions may clear
up soon.
Mr.. Moore has been an infrequent
visitor to north Idaho, although q
resident of the state for more than
25 years and for many years promi-
nent in republican politics. He is ac-
quainting himself with the states
great educational institution at this
place and is remaining over for the
meeting of the North Idaho chamber
Of commerce, and will be on the pro-
gram at the banquet Friday evening
at Lindley hall He is finding not a
few acQuaintances in Moscow and is
making many new acquaintance dur
ing his stay.
Prepare for North Idaho Meet
Considerable time was given at the
weekly meeting to a discussion of
final plans for the North Idaho meet
ing, which will be held here Friday
and Saturday. The secretary an
nounced the election of the follow
ing delegates from the. Moscow cham
Der to sit in the North Idaho conven-
ton: William E. Lee, George N.
Lamphere, j. S, Heckathorn, C. B.
Green and c. A. Hagen, president of
the Moscow organization.
Mr.. Heckathorn, chairman of the
committee on arrangements, stated
that he expected to see a large at
tendance from outside points, the mat
ter having been taken up by tele-
phone with the various communities.
Professor Dale told of the arrange
ments at the university, where the
session will be held Friday after
noon. Following the business meet
ing, the visitors will be conducted
through the university buildings and
will visit the university farm. In the
evening the banquet will be held at
$3.50 in Lindley hail. as formerly an
nounced. Music by quartet and by
IN orchestra will be furnished dur
ng the banquet. The program of
speakers was announced in previous
ssues Of The Star-Mirror.
Colonel HOlbroOk, of the Ninth
irea, who is here from the Presidio
It San Francisco, inspecting the ba-
allion of R. O. T. G. at the university,
vas introduced and spoke briefly on
rmy conditions, emphasizing the one
lrmy idea, where the regulars, the
'eserves and the national guard would
junction as one. He told of the ten
leney to have the army men ming1e
With civilians more, which is in con-
rast to the custom few years ago,
yhen the army posts were situated
n isolated districts. He said the dis
Lrniament plan should not be carried
90 far, as it is necessary to protect
ourselves from the irresponsibles
within our own borders. He stated
hat considerable money was now be-
ng spent in the schools throughout
he nation, equipping young men for
rmy Officers, so that in case of war
We might quickly get men trained for
ervice.
From here Colonel Holbrook went
o Pullman to inspect the battalion
here, after which he will return to
1oscow to spend Thanksgiving with
is son, who is a student in the school
f forestry at the university.
J. l. Dooley, local business man
nd new member of the chamber, was
Introduced and said that he hoped to
ecome a regular attendant at the
essions.
Extends Sympathy to Parents
The chamber Of commerce express
! by resolution its sympathy to the
arents of Otto Eichner, who died at
local hospital this morning. The
solutions stated that his services
trough the Cub baseball team had
zen of value to Moscow and that the
cath of this promising boy rs
,urce of regret to his many Moscow
lends, in which number is included
lie Moscow business men.