The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-11-07
HOOPRAW PROMISED
ON SPECIAL TRAIN
KLIPPEL ANNIHILATES RUMOR
OF BOX CAR WITH EXTRA
SPECIAL EQUIPMENT

In answer to a rumOr that box
car would be attached to the Univer-
.sity of Idaho special train to Boise
for the benefit of 40 young men at
81 head, E. A. Klippel, Jr., travel
ing passenger agent of the Union
Pacific in charge of arrangements,
said today:
Yes, and there is a rumor out that
I l will be millionaire tomorrow and
that l will purchase three Rolls-Royce
cars and ride in all three at once.
Emphatically, no box car will be at
tached to the special train to Boise.
A box car would look fine on that
train, made up of the best equipment
on the Union Pacific system"
Business Men Needed
More business men are needed on
the train. Up to Tuesday night the
reservations continued to dribble in,
one at time, and at the present time
not more than 100 Moscow people
and university students have actually
made reservations for the trip. Mr.
Klippel announced that the goal of
1875 passengers had been set but that
the goal had not been reached
Members of the A. S. U. 1. COM
mittee in charge Of interesting stu
dents in the trip, headed by Howard
Blodgett, are continuing their work
on the university campus and in
terested Moscow business men hope
to obtain more passengers from
Moscow. A special effort is being
made to interest more Moscow men
in the trip in that those who saw the
advantages of the train last year are
anxious to cement the friendship
and splendid cooperation between
north and south Idaho"
Entertainment Plans Made
Boise's chamber of commerce has
made extensive preparations for the
entertainment of visiting guests. The
Boise University of Idaho alumni as
sociation will look after the enter
tainment of students, whose homes
are not in southern Idaho. A large
number of students from southern
Idaho are taking advantage of the
trip to have visits at home.
Interest in the game is constantly
in that report Of the
strength of Utah's eleven has reach
ed Boise The Utah gridsters have
a powerful aggregation and Idaho's
vandals will do we'll to win from
them At the beginning of the sea-
son Idaho was doped as a sure win
ner but Utah's surprising strength
n the Rocky Mountain conference
assures football fans Of nip and
uck contest at Boise on Armistice
Day. The Vandals go to Boise with
he realization of one of the hardest
,ames of the season.
Good Time for All
Those who have already signed up
or the special are planning on a
rood time The trip of last year was
described by an undergraduate as
one solid trip of pleasure from the
ime the train started" Those who
made the trip last year are looking
onward to a better time in Boise and
N the train than before. Those VINO
re making the trip for the first time
ave MANY things to look forward
0. according to those who have the
leasant experience of trip to Boise
n the University of Idaho Armlst1ce
Jaw special.
The special leaving Moscow at
30 Thursday afternoon, arrives in
Boise Friday morning at $3.50, or
O.3O Boise time. The Idaho Pep
and will be on hand with the Boise
Tunicipal band for the big parade
rom the train through the streets or
,oise. Boise will be decorated IN
dabo colors and the time from rhe
rival of the special to its depart
re means "a big time" in the capital
itv of the state