The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-10-12
DEDICATE MOSCOW
MOUNTAIN SUNDAY
COMMITTEE FINDS FEASIBLE
ROUTE To TOP-PLACE OF
SCENIC BEAUTY

Today's session of the chamber CT
commerce proved to be an exception
ally live and interesting meeting.
Salient among the matters brought
up for discussion was the preliminary
report on the Moscow mountain road,
presented to the chamber by Senat-
or NJ. e. Lewis, chairman of the COM
mittee. Being dissatisfied with the
previous report regarding the most
feasible route up the mountain the
committee made another trip and To-
Gated a new and much better route.
1t was planned to dedicate the new
route with luncheon picnic on the
Mountain Sunday Cars containing
Moscow people will leave town during
the forenoon and will proceed on the
Moscow-Princeton road until they
reach the turnout, which will be con-
spicuously marked. The luncheon
will be served at spring midway
between the end of the logging road
and the summit from IL to 1 o'clock
The serving of coffee and ice cream
will be in charge of the Young Wo-
mans business club of Moscow. Af-
ter the luncheon the party will walk
to the summit of the mountain. Be-
ginning at 2 o'clock the dedication
services will be held The following
program has been announced:
Invocation, Rev. Mitchell; Welcome,
Geo. N. Lamphere, vice-president of
the chamber of commerce; Welcome
on behalf of the city of Moscow, May
or Melgard; Reply, on behalf of the
University of Idaho, Presidnet A. H.
Upham; reply on behalf of the wo-
men of Moscow, Dean PermeaI j.
French; reply on behalf of Washing
ton State College, President E. o. Hol-
land; reply on behalf of the cft1-
zens of Potlatch, A. w. Laird; reply
on behalf of the Pullman chamber of
commerce, president; Reply on behelf
of boy scouts and young people, Prof
essor Phi. Soulen.
1t has been requested that no part
les come down the mountain road
from to II o'clock Sunday forenoon
or attempt to ascend between and
o'clock in the afternoon. The thor
oughfare is not sufficiently wide to
permit safe passage and serious acct
dents may result
Guests at the luncheon today were
Lieutenant-Governor c. G. Moore of
St Anthony, republican candidate for
governor, j. J. Taylor, prominent
Montpelier mining man, Lieutenant
Lyon, a former Moscow young man,
vision of the u S. air service at Day.
ton, Ohio.
AS special guests of the chamber of
commerce were the early day stud
ents who were honored at the ami
versary celebration at the university.
Short talks were made by Mrs. Jer-
ONE J. Day, Mrs. Clara Ransom Da-
Wis, Mrs Ressie Helm, Mrs. r. Belle
Carssow and Mrs. Nell Carpenter
Hall The pioneer men students were
present but since they did most of
the reminiscing at the university
ceremonies they were not called upon.
A motion was made to invite the
next annual convention of the I. o.
}. F. and Rebekah lodges to Moscow.
The organizations are meeting at Po-
catello this year and it was reported
at the session that Moscow stood an
exceptional chance to secure the gath
ering next year
''Meet me at Moscow Mountain" was
the slogan adopted to advertise the
dedication of the new
scenic route to the highest point in
the Palouse country adjacent to Mos
cow.