The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-03-21
THE CITY BAND
CHAMBER GUESTS
APPRECIATION OF ORGANIZATION
VOICED-TROOP OF SEA SCOUTS
TO BE ORGANIZED.

! While no particular business wac
transacted at the Wednesday luncheon
Of the chamber of commerce, the ses-
sion was an interesting one, with 9
considerable sprinkling of music ana
curbstone vaudeville, with DR.. j. A.
Mcdaniel and the president the prin-
cipaI entertainers. The members OF
the newly organized Moscow City
band were the guests of the chamber
of commerce and favored those pre-
sent with four selections, which were
we'll received and which showed re-
arkable development In the Few weeks
the organization has been under
way.
w. A. Lauder, chairman Of the COM
mittee appointed to sell tickets In
the business district to the state bas-
ket ball tournament at the university,
reported the sale Of 76 tickets, which
was considered an excellent showing.
Mr. Lauder suggested that the MOS
cow high school basket ball team'
with Coach Comrada and Professor
Fulton Gale, principal Of the high
school, be the guests of the chamber
of commerce at the weekly luncheon
next Wednesday. The suggestion met
with hearty approval.
The Rev R. L. Dunn, pastor or the
Christian church, announced that
series of evangelistic services is be-
ing held at the church and extended
an invitation to the members of the
chamber of commerce to attend.
Prof. E. o. Bangs, head Of the music
department at the University of Idaho,
announced the coming of Mozart's-
comic opera, Friday evening at the
university auditorium.
Carl Grief, we'll known breeder OF
purebred cattle and hogs, from the
UniontoWn district, made short talk,
complimenting the chamber OF COM
merce on its activities and express
ing the belief that the organization
should have a larger representation
of business men In attendance at the
meetings He said that the business
men and the farmers are getting
closer together, realizing that their
interests are the same. He told OF
the surplus advice that was handed
out to the farmer by the business men
during the war period, and said that
the farmer now missed the advice.
DR.. J. A. Mcdaniel comp1imented
the Moscow City band on its excel
lent showing.
TO Organize Troop Sea Scouts
Jack Lieuallen, head of Scout Troop
No. l, which is sponsored by the cham
Der of commerce., said that the troop
had advanced in scout work about as
far as it can go, and that the pre-
sent plans are to reorganize as a.
troop of "Sea Scouts" the object
of which is to teach the boys how
to care for themselves on the water.
He said that the camp this season
would be near good sized body Of
water and that the navy department
would loan a cutter for the use OF
the boys. He also stated that move
ment is on foot for the troop to have
a cruise next fall on one of the gov
ernment battleships, the cruise to
cover period of several weeks
Homer David spoke of the value Of
a good band to community and
that the new band should
be equipped with uniforms during the
coming summer
c. D. Bell, who was instrumental
in organizing the band, thanked the
chamber of commerce for it's support
If the organization.
President Lamphere complimented
he band on its excellent showing and
assured the members of the support
If the chamber of commerce.
A short session of the directors was
leld following the meeting.