The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-10-31
MOSCOW MEN BACK
SPECIAL TO BOISE
INTEREST KEEN IN OBTAINING
THROUGH TRAIN FOR ARM
ISTICE DAY GAME

Moscow business men are behind
the special train to Boise for the third
annual Armistice Day football game
between the University of Utah and
the University of Idaho. The train
will be run from Moscow on the alter
noon of November 9th and will return
early Monday morning, November 18th.
The schedule Of the train gives the
passengers SO hours in Boise.
Boise's Rotary Club has extended
an invitation to the Moscow Rotarians
to attend in a body and the Boise
Chamber of Commerce has issued a
special invitation to all members Oh
the Moscow Chamber OF Commerce.
Committee Makes Survey.
Geo. N. Lamphere, c. B. Green, X.
w. Morris, and E. A. Klippel, Jr., nave
been named on committee 10 deter
mine this week what reservations Will
be necessary. Every Moscow business
firm will be represented by at least
one man on the train. University OF
Idaho students, more than 5c strong
will make the trip to Boise on the
special.
The train is an exclusive Moscow
Boise train with no intermediate
stops. The round trip of 1,006 miles
will he run on fast Is hour schedule
each way. Accommodation will be
furnished for 200 people. The Union
Pacific system through Mr.. Klippel IS
providing a solid Pullman train OF
ten cars of the newest type. The
equipment is to consist Of composite
c1uh buffet observation car, a diner
with through service, six standard
adrawing-room Pullman sleepers, dy-
namo-b baggage car and buffer.
Special Reduced Rate.
A special rate of fare and third
for the round trip has been granted
by the Union Pacific.
Last year the special train was
known as the "Friendship Speciai
,pnd was one of the distinct features
Of the Armistice Day program at
Roise. Closer cooperation and a
greater spirit Of friendliness between
Northern and Southern Idaho was one
of the direct results Of the train.
The University of Idaho Vandais
will occupy one car of the train IN
charge Of Coach r. L. Mathews. me
football men go from Boise to Los
Angeles for their game with the UNI
yersitv of Southern California on
November 18th. The Idaho Pep band
of IA pieces will return on the special
train.
Reservations Being Made.
This morning the committee called
mon various business houses to de-
te17nine how many reservations would
ha made In order to secure the
aneoial train reservations in sufficient
numbers to guarantee the train must
he made before the end OF the week.
The special fare and one-third rate
for the round trip is $22.53. With
tower berth the total trip will cost
S33.79 and s31.53 with an upper berth
reservations can be made with the
D. House, Moscow agent OF
the O.W.R- and N, or Mr.. Kllppel.
On a preliminary canvas the follow
ipp Moscow people are planning on
going to Boise with the special:-S.
r 81. MCGOWAN, Frank Jones, Max
Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs. George SEWERS,
Col. E. r. Chrisman, Francis Jenkins,
" Dutch" Green, Captain Claudius
Lloyd, Dr. A. H. Upham. G. 3. Witter'
Professor Dahm, r. Hodgin, ). 3.
Heckathorn, Tim Sullivan, Mr.. and
Mrs. George N. Lamphere, Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Sherfey, j. A. Devine, Mr.
and Mrs. Homer David, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A Frantz, c. L. Butterfield, DR.. j.
A. Mcdaniel, Mayor H. Melgard, Chris.
Hagan. Clyde Marsh, Herman Wilson,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gelwick, l.. F. Par
sons. Ben Bush, Cal. Smith, Ray Car
ter. A. H. Oversmith, -. and Mrs A.
L. Morgan, Charles Blanchard, Jack
Wilson, and R. w. Morris
Students To Use Train.
There are other Moscow business
men and women who plan on making
the trip but who have not made any
announcement of their intentions.
The university students plan on send
ing a fair sized delegation but it is
not vet known whether the university
students will number over so.
In the event that the special train
plans are carried out the Moscow
high school football team will make
The trip to Boise on the special By
.aking advantage of the special re-
1uced rate the high school will be
able to send Is men on the trip to
Twin Falls where the Moscow and
Twin Fails HlSu SCuOOl looIudli
,levens clash in the first Northern
Southern football game The game
will be the athletic feature of the
Twin Falls Armistice Day program.
High School Plans Trip.
The IS Moscow players who will'
make the trip under Coach Ben Com ]
ada will leave on the special train
md return on the special. They wNi
% on from Boise to Bliss where they
Will catch stage for Twin Falls.
A. L. Morgan received word today
rom his brother, Judge William M.
1organ at Boise, that reservations
we're being made for all Moscow
,eople. The reserved seats will ac-
.omodate the crowd on the special
md will be in the best section OF the
,randstand The Boise MANAGEMENT
las requested that notification be sent
S soon as possible on the number Of
doscow people.
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