The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-10
ARMISTICE DAY
SPECIAL DEPARTS
ABOUT $50 ACCOMPANY TEAMS TO
SOUTH IDAHO GAMES.

The friendship special left Mos
COW yesterday afternoon carrying two
football teams and nearly $50 Mos
COW and northern Idaho boosters. The
special is taking the VandaI supporters
on their annual pilgrimage to the Ar
mistice day football game at Boise,
which this year will be between the
University of Utah and the Vandals.
The Moscow people making the trip
were:-
S. r. MCGOWAN, c. o. Jennings, Fred
Samm, A. t. West, Harvey Hoagland,
Harry Driscoll, NJ E. Lewis, Den.
Bush, DR.. l. r. Boyd, DR.. J. A. Nc
Daniel, Robert Whittier, c. E. Witter,
Max Griffith, Howard David, Ross
Sherfey, d. House, r. H. Bailey, Geo.
Richardson, E. A. Wilson, Dean F. A.
Thomson, President A. H. Upham, Sam
Skiller Professor Dahm, Katherine
Almquist, E. T. Barton, Arthur Snow,
Dean Permeal J. French.
Ten Car Special.
The special train, consisting of ten
cars, was in charge of e. A. Klippel,
travelling passenger agent of the Union
Pacific system. The special consisted
of six standard Pullman sleepers,
complete club buffet observation car,
through diner, a day coach and
dynamo baggage car.
The special is scheduled to arrive
in Boise at $3.50 O'Clock Friday morn
ing where reception committees repre-
senting the various Boise commercial
and civic organizations will be pre-
sent to greet the visitors. The special
leaves Boise on the return trip at IL
o'clock Sunday and is due to arrive
in Moscow at $50 o'clock but pas
sengers may remain in the cars until
$3.50 o'clock.
Utah-IdahO Game.
At present the Utah-Idaho football
game is occupying the center of the
stage. The Vandals are being opposed
by the strongest team in the Rocny
Mountain conference and an eleven
which beat them II to at Salt Lake
City last season. To date Utah has
taken every game and comes to Boise
confident of giving another defeat to
the Idaho men.
On the special was the Moscow high
school team, which meets Twin Falls
on Armistice day. Pep rallies were
given both the Vandals and the Mos
COW eleven.
The following list of university stu
dent passengers was issued from the
local railroad office.
Helen White, Jessie McCauley, Hazel
Gray, EQDd Odhc, IlSlCl vi ILL, hNe~
Conklin, Marie Hummel, Caroline Clay
burgh, Rita Kendrick, A. M. Lefthe,
johanna Rudisill, Jewel Coon, Per-
meal French, Clara Jones, J. ]. Hars-
further. Mac Cluen, Phillips Gate, ].
r. Field, c. w Simmons, Russell Par
sons, Arthur Guerin, Boyd Brigham,
Donald Eagleson, Dutch Green, G. 8.
Pitcairn, H. Telford, T. Sherman, J.
L. Priest, Jr., Harry Brown, M. Nc
Arthur, Margaret Minis, Margaret
Blackinger, Mary Kelly, Gwenyth Nc
Kin1ey, Eugene Afford, Jessie Grigson,
Julia Adelman, Elaine Wheeler, Hen
rietta Peasley, Josephine Schneider,
Mary Van Dusen, .Anabelle McMasters,
Eleanor Eddy, Elizabeth Bartlett, Mary
l.. Sparks. Agnes Cox, Pearl Stalker,
Pauline Pence, Miss Musgrove, Bertha
Grace Taggart, Dorothy
Pearl Doyle, Hazel Langroise,
Elise Conner, Mary Coner, Mildred
Miniley, M. Springer.
Most of the university students TAX
ing the trip live either in Boise or
in the Boise valley and
will welcome the opportunity to have
a short visit at home.