The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-05-16
HONOR SCOUT TROOP
AT CHAMBER MEET
VETERAN TROOP AWARDED FLAG
-LIEUALLEN EAGLE SCOUT
DELEGATES TO ST. MARIES

The members of troop 1, Moscow's S
first Boy Scout troop which,, since
its organization, has been fostered by
the Moscow chamber of commerce,
with their scoutmaster, Jack Lieu
allen, and f. D. Hawley, scout exc
.cutive, were the guests of honor at the
weekly luncheon of the chamber OF
commerce Wednesday,, and were pre-
sented with handsome troop flag, the
presentation speech being made by
Dean j. G.. Eldridge, one of the d1-
rectors of the PalOuse Council, Boy
Scouts of America. Hubert Stanley,
assistant scoutmaster, received the
flag and expressed the appreciation OF
the members of the troop, to the
chamber of commerce.
The members of the troop are Jack
Lieuallen, scout master; Hubert Stan
ley, assistant scout master; Harvey
Shook, scout patrol; Leslie Hedge,
David Burch, Merrill Stinemates, Al
bert Neighbor Elisha Gray
Lieuallen Is Eagle Scout
Scout Master Lieuallen was then
asked to stand and was presented
bv Dean -Eldridge with the Eagle scout
badge, which is the highest honor
which could be conferred upon him.
While but 21 merit badges are neces-
sary to gain for a scout the Eagle
badge. Lieuallen has 33 merit badges
and had conferred upon him at We'd
nesday's meeting, in addition to the
Eagle badge, a bird study merit badge,
he having observed and written de-
scription Of more than so varieties
of birds.
Would Aid Rate Organization
Rolston, Butterfield, who had been
appointed a committee of one to in
vestigate the desirability of the cham
Der of commerce cooperating with the
Intermountain intermediate Rate as
sociation to the extent of contr1but-
ing $10O, reported fayorably, and told
of the work of the association, which
has been organized for number OF
years, first for the purpose OF Sc
curing equitable rates for the inter-
mountain territory with the coast
rates, and later to maintain these
rates, which the railroads recently
attempted to abolish, with view to
again making the inland cities pay for
the rehaul from the Pacific coast on
freight from the east. Mr.. Butterfie1d
moved that the request for contr1-
button of $1OO be referred to the board
Ol I'LL OCIOl .; WILL 1e1NOie- e-DAN OSo@-N
mendation.
DR.. w M. Hatfield chairman of the
committee to sell tickets for the inter
scholastic field meet, held in Moscow
last Friday and Saturday, reported tic
ket sales on Main street amounting to
more than $780,
w A. Lauder suggested that the long
talked of sign at the top of the Lew
iston grade for the convenience OF
tourists who are seeking the road to
Moscow should be put up at once |
President Lamphere named Mr. Lau-
der and Homer David committee to
have sign made and placed at the |
proper location, the expense to be |
borne by the chamber of commerce.
DR.. w. A. Adair was asked to call
the attention of the city council to
the need for adequate signs direct
ing tourists to the city's camping
grounds, at the park.
Delegates to n. l. Chamber Meet
Members selected to represent the
chamber of commerce at the meeting
OF the North Idaho chamber of COM
merce, which will be held at st.
Maries, June and Z, are Dean M. F.
Angel, C. A. Hagan, C. B. Green, Ray
Carter and Secretary B. c.. Rowe. L.
F. Parsons urged that an effort be
made to increase the membership
from the local chamber OF commerce.
In the North Idaho organization. Mr.
Parsons, Rolston Butterfield and w.
c Renfrew were named q committee
to secure members.
Professor j. M O'Gorman OF the
faculty appeared before
the chamber Of commerce in behalf
Of the historical pageant, to. be given
on MacLean field June 8, asking that
the chamber of commerce take steps
to aid in advertising the event, which
will be one of the most important in
The history of the university.
committee consisting of G. A. Hagan,
Homer David, Phi. Soulen, H. D. {
Powell, and Edward F. Mason, was I
appointed to cooperate with the uni
veristy in advertising the pageant, or :
in aiding the enterprise in any way
possible.
Miss Glatha Hatfield favored the :
members of the chamber with two I,
piano selections, which were greatly !
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