The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-02-27
N. P. TO RUN TRAIN
FOR SPOKANE GAME
SPECIAL LEAVES MOSCOW TO.
MORROW AT $3.50 P.M.-REDUCED
RATE GRANTED.

Arrangements were completed to-
day for the special train to Spokane
tomorrow for the Washington-Idaho
basketball game in the Gonzaga uni
versity gymnasium at o'clock to-
morrow night. The special train of
four to five coaches will be run on
the Northern Pacific and will return
to Moscow the same night.
A special rate of a fare and a half
or $3.50 for the round trip will be
granted by the Northern Pacific if
125 make the trip. Up to noon today
there had been 120 reservations made
at the University of Idaho by stu
dents. 1t is believed that more than
SO Moscow people will attend the game
and students will probably bring the
total on the train up between 200 and
$50.
Tickets should be purchased tonight
or tomorrow before noon in order to
avoid a last minute rush.
Train Leaves at $3.50.
The special train will leave Moscow
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 and will
arrive in Spokane at GAO. There will
only be one stop on the trip to Spo-
kane, according to announcement by
M. A. Berg, travelling passenger
agent of the Northern Pacific railway.
company.
The time of the trains departure
from Spokane has yet to be deter
mined but the special will probably
leave between 1890 and II O'Clock
after the game.
The special will carry at least four
coaches and as many more as are
needed. Every effort is being made
by the Northern Pacific officials to
provide for the safety and convent
ence of the passengers. The an
nauncement has been made that the
will have plenty of equipment
to provide seat for every passen-
ger.
Idaho Roofing Section.
Reserved seat tickets for the Con
. ga game are now being sold at
Jerrys for Moscow renple and Lynn
Hersey has charge of the s~'s--af tic
kets for the undergraduates. Efforts
are being made to seat all of the Ida
no enthusiasts in one section in order
to provide for a roofing section.
Graduate Manager Albert Knudson
is now in Spokane making the seating
at the game. The re-
served seats on the side of the Con
zaga gymnasium, including admis-
sion, cost $1.50. Seats at the end of
the gymnasium are to cost $1.25, and
he general admission will be ST. All
people who attend the game from
Moscow are advised to obtain reserved
seats on account of the large crowd
expected at the game.
Idaho Pep Band Going.
The Idaho Pep band, crack musical
organization of the university cam
pus, will make the trip on the special |
train. President A. H. Upham has |
the special train and the
will be generally depopulated |
tomorrow afternoon after $3.50.
Coach David Macmillan took ten
men to Spokane this morning. The
Vandals will workout this afternoon
in the Gonzaga university gymnasium
and probably again tomorrow morn
ing. The men taken on the trip were
Captain Al Fox, Harry Edwards,
Or " Thompson, Benny" Keane, |
Telly Telford, Adrian Nelson, .
g Bill 2" Gartin, Percy Styner, Guy I
Penwell, and Bob " Fitzke
Game to Break Tie.
The game at Spokane will break I
he tie in the Pacific coast confer (
ence. If Idaho wins the Vandals will /
meet the University of California at
Moscow sometime next week. The
exact dates, however, will not be
liked until the outcome of the Idaho
game is known. Idaho
Won from Washington, 40 to 26, at
Moscow while the Vandals lost at
Seattle in the first conference game
between the two teams this season
~ the narrow margin of one point.
G. e. Buck Hunter of Moscow,
md Woodward of Tacoma, were
agreed upon Sunday as the officials
or the game. The question as to
which of the two men will referee
will be determined the night Of the
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