The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-02
Will ENTERTAIN
NORTH IDAHOANS
COMMERCIAL ORGANIZATIONS TO
HOLD SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING
IN MOSCIW

Much of the time at tOuayS Inch
con of the Moscow chamber of COM
merce was taken up with the discus.
sion of plans for The coming meeting
of the North Idaho chamber OF COM
merce, which, as per the invitation
extended by the Moscow chamber of
commerce at the Coeur dAlene meet
ing last spring, will be held in this
city some time during the present
month. j. S. Heckauhoru reported
the receipt OF a letter from the secre-
tary OF the North Idaho organization,
suggesting dates and asking that the
dates be confirmed by the Moscow
chamber. The dates suggested were
November Is and IL, After some dis
cussion motion was made by Dean
Thomson that Secretary Rowe be in
structed to confer with the secretary
of the North Idaho chamber and try
to arrange definitely dates for the
meeting. 1t was the expressed desire
OF a number present, tnat the meeting
be deferrd until President Upham re-
turns from the east, which will be
about the 10th OF November. Profess
Sor H. q. Dale, Of the department of
economics, stated thai rooms at the
university are at the service of the
visitors for meeting place. Mr..
Heckathorn urged that the delegates
be properly entertained while here
and recalled the cxcsi lent manner in
which Occur d'Alene entertained her
visitors last spring.
J. d. Davis, in suggesting that the
meeting be held as curly as possible
in the month, urged that the city do
all in its power to attract conventions
here, this city Offering excellent ia
cilities as a meeting place.
w. r. Morgareidge, chairman OF the
education committee OF the chamber
of commerce, explained the plans OF
the committee, working with Iresi-
dent Upham to handle the student
loan fund, nucleus for which was
donated by the chamber of commerce.
The form of a letter being sent to
other commercial Organizations, ask
ing their cooperation in increasing
the loan fund was read.
Secretary Rowe read a statement
from Hal Orland, cnail man OF the IL
nance committee, showing that all
bills are paid, leaving tue organiza-
tion entirely free from debt.
c. B. Green brought up the matter
of the North Idaho Special, which
leaves for Boise November 8, and
urged that some means be decised for
carrying Moscow advertising, by ban
ners, placed on the cars and by at
tractive badges, 10 be Worn those
going from this city. President
Hagan appointed Mr.. Green official
yell leader for the Moscow crowd and
also appointed him committee of
one, to be assisted by the secretary,
in securing proper badges.
G. j. Kjosness, head of the county
xl,z
quarters at Boise, was present and
spoke of the desirability of north
Idaro working aggressively for the
further popularization OF the univer-
sity throughout south Idaho He
spoke of the work being done by the
extension department and said this
department, no matter where located,
should be thought of rs a part of the
University of Idaho Mr.. Kjosness
was formerly agricultural agent for
Latah county and is u graduate from
the University of Idaho.
Professor e. D. Duncan of Boise,
head of the boys and girls club
in the state, was present
and urged that through the club work
and other sources a desire on the
part of boys and girls for a univer-
sity education be cultivated
Professor O'Gornlan, who was one
of the speakers at the institute at
Lewiston this week, told of the excel
lent entertainment afforded the
teachers by the people of Lewiston.
Eugene Taylor, professor of mathe-
matics at the university, spoke on the
course on mathematics which is
available for business men, and stated
that this course could be put on if
the business men OF the city and the
chamber of commerce so desired. He
said that the department would be
glad to cooperate with the business
men.