The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-06-14
TELL OF NORTH
IDAHO Meeting
SUBJECT OF WEEKLY LUNCHEON
ARRANGE FOR ENTERTAIN
MENT OF X. P.'S

The recent meeting of the North
idaho chamber of commerce at Wall
ace, was the principal topic of dis
cussion at the weekly luncheon OF the
Moscow chamber of commerce We'd
nesday. It was announced in advance
that reports would be given by repre-
sentatives who attended from Mos
COW and Dean Francis A. Thomson
was first called upon, and told OF the
excellent work accomplished at the
meeting, which he termed the best
ever held by the organization. MOS
COW, he said, had the largest dele
cation of any of the ten counties OF
North Idaho.
The details of the report were COW
cred to a great extent in the publish
ed account of the meeting although the
dean added some interesting facts.
The able paper prepared by M. b.
Lewis of this city, descriptive OF the
resources of Latah county, was re-
ferred to. Mr.. Lewis being absent
from the state, Dean Thomson was
called upon to take his place and
read extracts from the paper, which
will later be printed in it's entlrlty'
with other papers prepared for the
occasion.
Oneof the resolutions adopted by
the organization, mention OF Wnlcn
has not appeared in print, endorsed
closer cooperation between north and
south Idaho, in all matters OF inter-
est or benefit to the state, and sug-
gested that good feeling and cooper.
alton between the two districts is OF
the gretest Importance to the state
and it's institutions.
Rolston Butterfield, G. P. Mix, ).
S. Heckathorn and G. A. Hagen spoke
briefly of the meeting reporting de-
tails in an interesting manner. Pres
ident Hagen urged that Moscow be
well represented at the next sem1-an-
nual meeting which will be held IN
Lewiston in December.
Will Help Entertain Knights
]. N. Nankervis, Of the local lodge
of knights of Pythias, announced the
meeting of the grand lodge knights OF
Pythias and the grand temple Pytn-
ian Sisters, at this place next week,
beginning Tuesday, and asked that the
chamber of commerce aid in enter
tanning these several hundred persons
from all parts of the state. He stated
through the Genesee district Wednes-
day evening and down the Lewiston
grade, where a picnic supper would
be served, and said that automoplles
would be needed. On Thursday eve
ming the visitors will be TAKEN
through the university buildings and
grounds and over the university 1arm'
and cars will be in demand for tnls
trip. On motion, President Hagen
appointed a committee consisting OF
j. J. Keane, Rolston Butterfield and
Dean Thomson to arrange for auto
mobiles for the two trips.
J. N. Jain suggested that business
houses be decorated with the X. r.
coIors, red, yellow and blue, during
the time the delegates are in the CITY.
ID. M. Eckman of Spokane, formerly
.of Moscow an dTroy, having been en-
gagged in the banking business at the
latter place for many years, was pres
ent and spoke of the improvement ne
noted in Moscow in the past severaI
wears. Mr.. Deckman is close Irlenu
of Professor J. c. Muerman, .formely
of this city, and said that he always
wrote Mr.. Muerman after he had Wis
tied Moscow and told him all he had
learned on the trip of Moscow ana
Moscow people. He said he wished
to extend greetings for the early DAY
educator to his old-time fellow cltl-
zens and friends, and said that FRO
fessor Muerman still looked upon
Moscow as his home.
President Hagen called attention TO
the Uniontown livestock show, wh1cn
will be held Thursday, and asked tnat
there be large representation from
this city.