The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-10-11

With Gold and Silver waving DER us
Victorious since our course began;
Behind our team we'll stand united
Behind Montana's goal line too,
And well her sons may get excited,
Today's her Waterloo
When the VandalS swing out on the
field shortly before 2:30 Friday af
ternoon, with the Pep band playing
and the crowds cheering and singing
every man on the varsity squad will
realize that the entire city of Mos
COW is behind them.
All Moscow will close Friday after
noon from 2:15 to 4:15. The original
closing time was fixed at from 2:15
to 4 o'clock but inasmuch as a ma
jority of the Moscow business men
expressed preference for 4: :15 it has
been generally agreed that the clos
ing time will be from Els to Ais.
Fine cooperation Shown
University of Idaho students know
that Moscow business men are behind
university activities and the under
graduates now realize what the sup
port, friendliness and cooperation of
Moscow people has meant in the past
and will mean in the future.
Members of the Moscow chamber
of commerce committee, made up of
Ray Carter, F. A. Bettis, and Clayton
from the university students, the
members Of which were Babe
Brown, DUSTY Kline, both football
lettermen, and Joel l.. Priest, Jr. The
committee members were cordially
received by the business and pro-
fessiona1 men and a 100 per cent
closing agreement was obtained.
Team Appreciates Support
When the team clashes with the
I,1C1 EN,,fd oft
noon the members of the team will
know that Moscow people are roofing
for their success just as whole
heartedIy as the university students
University students are appreciative
of this expression of unqualified sup
port from the Moscow people.
Idaho teams have been successful
in competition with teams represent
ing larger institutions and a good
share of Idaho's success has been at
tributed to the morale of the Idaho
men. Idaho's morale has been built
up and bolstered by Moscow people
and university students, fighting
with the team from the sidelines.
University Thanks Moscow
All university students, members of
the faculty, and football players have |
expressed appreciation of the con-
tinuing evidence of MoscOW's sup !
port. Following are the names of |
business houses and professional men
who close for the Montana game:
The Partisan by Ray Carter; Sher-
fey's by Ross r. Sherfey; Torsen Mil
1inery; Mitten'S by f S Mitten; Bold
ing's Jewelry Store by ]. M. Bolding;
Gossett Barber Shop, Jerry's, Brat
toms, Idaho Barber Shop, Oberg
Brothers company, Moscow Trading
Miklos Studios, Moscow
Tire Shop, Spiellman's Shoe Shop,
Auto Electric Supply company, Mos
COW Creamery, Stewart Shoe Shop,
Cash Grocery, Rollefson's Grocery,
Empire Bakery, Moscow Steam Laun-
dry, HuTf's Cafe, Third Street Market
by J. G. Gibson, Queen City Printing
f. A. David & Sons, G.. e.
Bolles, Cal Smith, M. Kenworthy, e.
6. Greene, Frantz Hardware COM
Weber's Harness Shop.
The Daily Star-Mirror, Lenhard e
Son Garage, Butterfield-Elde Imp1e-
nent company, o. e. Bell AgricuI-
5ural Implements, Moscow National
Farm Loan association, Argo w. +,
Bateman, secretary-treasurer; N.
Moscow Storage Battery
and Ignition company, DR.. J. H. Elm
house, DR.. G. F. Magee, DR.. j. N.
jlaTke, LIT. j. w. OCoVoHSOu, EOWeIl III
md DeLong.
All Businesses Represented =
Metropolitan Investment company ;
j. Smith, A. H. Oversmith, DR.. E.
+. Call, G. H. Bratton, L. D. Moore,
frank L. Moore, Judge J. H. Forney,l
suy w Wolfe G. and M. E. Lewis }
To-, E. G. Lewis, Buster Brown Shoe
store, Cold Storage Meat Market, {
,old Storage Grocery, Frank Kelly, i
he Electric Shop, Electric Bakery, S
he Bon Ton, George Creighton com
any The Fashion Shop, Fisher Mil v
inery, Frank Yangel, Moscow Variety e
tore.
Judge Edgar c. Steele, veatch \
.ealty company, Moscow State Bank,
irst National Bank of Moscow, First
rust and Savings Bank, E. E. Elliot,
i'm Sullivan, Exide Service Station,
7ftter Plumbing company, DR.. Jesse
l. Burgess, Ward Paint company, S.
. Willis and the Economical Phar- n
lacy, Singer Sewing Machine COM {,
any, Idaho Garage, H.. R. Smith, H.
Smith, Moscow Union Warehouse e
ompany; Doctor Eugene Rollef- v
on. c.. J. Or1and, Inland e
Ierchants association by M. w. Crit 3,
tn, Samms Furniture company
Wilson Seed company, DR.. CT
r. Boyd, DR.. r. W. Barstow. Col G;
rs and Orland. w. A. Lauder, "Bob's" c;
weet Shop, c. L. Jain Barber Shop, W
oscow Hotel Pool Hall. Empire IL
ardware Company. in
E1ks' Club Closes r,
G.. A. Campbell, E. E. Ostroot, lie
1ashington Water Power company,i
Pool hall, Inland Mar T
1t by C. F. Anderson, Jack Wilson, h,
thompson Insurance company, La N;
h County Title company, J. N. NJ
riedman, Varsity Grocery, Miss =. -.
Beauty Par1or, R. Hodgins, 9"
r. Mcdaniel, Truitt and Stillfnger, q
lar1es Blanchard. A. Ku1halekk, NJ
erner Studios, Carl Smith, Auto IN