The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-06-29
PARKING ROOM,
WATER Plentiful
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HEARS
OF PLANS FOR ACCOMMODATING
PUBLIC DURING CELEBRATION

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PUBLIC DURING CELEBRATION
There will be no charges for auto
mobile parking space in Moscow on
the two days Of the celebration, July
3 and 4. In addition to this there will
be men to direct visitors to the park
ing grounds. Also, there will be
plenty of running water available in
the city, fountains having been plac-
ed on Main street especially for the
convenience of the city's visitors
These statements were made at the
chamber of commerce luncheon We'd
nesday by j. w. Leuallen, of the
American Legion general committee,
in charge of arrangements for the
big two days celebration.
Mr.. Lieuallen asked that every
business man be a booster for the
celebration He asked, also, that as
many business houses as possible be
repres ented in the parade on the 4th
with floats, or decorated cars, and
that the business men get together
and determine whether the stores
should be closed on the afternoons of
the third and fourth, or all day on the
fourth.
Tells of Summer School
Dean Messenger, head of the de-
partment of education at the Univer
sity of Idaho, was the principal speak
of the summer school and it's work,
which is under his direction.
Dean Messenger said in part:
I'VE have about 200 students en-
rolled this summer, nearly all OF
whom are working for degree.
There is a special incentive now for
teachers to work for degree, be-
cause the law requires college gradu-
alton in order to receive high school
certificate. Many high school teach
-ers can save time by putting in the
summer studying.
Education can be given by the big
institutions during the summer at
about half the cost of the winter ses-
sions. Without summer work the
plant would be idle, and this is waste
because there is large amount of
money invested in the plant
mo money is asked of Moscow citi-
zens, but it is desirable that they help
to make students feel at home and
enjoy Moscow. Lectures and enter !
ztainments are given frequently through
the summer and MOSCOW people are
invited to come and enjoy what is
Offered and to become acquainted with
the summer school people"
Frat House Bonds Good Investment
Rolston Butterfield made a report
on the S. A. e. fraternity, which is
floating bonds to make extensive i'm
provements on the fraternity home.
He stated that first mortgage bonds
were being offered and that they were
an excellent investment, bearing
per cent interest. He asked that the
business interests Of the city give all
the support possible to the boys in
their effort to improve their prop
serty. President c.. A. Hagan also ad-
vocated buying the bonds which, he
said, are an entirely safe investment,
while many of the foreign stock in
vestments which attract Moscow peo-
pie may not be SO good. He advocat-
ed investment in anything which goes
Tor the upbuilding of the home COM
smunity.
Secretary Rowe read commun1ca-
ton from Fred C. MCGOWAN, formerly
of Moscow, but now president of the
POcatello chamber of commerce, in
viting Moscow to send delegation to
a state get-together meeting at Poca-
tello. 1t being impossible to send d
delegation, the president and secre-
tary were instructed to send tele-
gram expressing Moscow's best wishes
for the success Of the meeting, and
stating that this city stands firmly
for any get-together movement in the
state.
J. D. Davis reported that nothing
definite had been done In the swim
ming pool matter; that the petition
for a special election, to authorize
bond issue, was in the hands of the |
city council and had not yet been
acted upon.
Business Women Pledge Support
Miss Drew, Miss Jones and Mrs. {
Shepard, representing the Moscow {
Business and Professional Women's {
club, were present and made report l
on the objects Of their organization,
which now has more than 80 mem i
bers and maintains it's own club ,
rooms. They pledged the support OF {
the organization in every movement :
for the advancement of Moscow and !
expressed a wish to cooperate with :
the chamber of commerce whenever ,
their services might be needed.
d. v. B. S. PICNIC, PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, PLEASES CHILDREN t
The D. v. B. S. picnic last night on
the lawn at the Presbyterian church =
was a great delight for the boys and |
girls. 1t was thought by some, how l
ever, that the "daddies" had as much c