The Daily Star-Mirror
NUMBER 300
VOLUME VIII
MOSCOW, LATAH COUNTY, IDAHO. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1918

Popularity
Another fair-sized crowd is attending afternoon and everyone there is getting their money's worth, a program of entertainments and free attractions is the best ever offered here and the people are showing their appreciation of them. Last night the fairgrounds were crowded and everyone was away well pleased with the performance and told their friends and neighbors about the big show. Today a number of new features have been added and tonight there will be especially interesting programs for the fall festival and pow wow this year.

The program.
The airplane flights of Lieutenant Symons are a feature that never fails to please. He gives a better exhibition than has ever been seen here and it thrills the crowds. He is a daring, yet careful aviator and his assistant, Foster Russell, is also an expert in handling the airplane as well as in the mechanical work of keeping it in repair.
Captain R. A. Carhart, who makes daily balloon ascensions and triple parachute leaps, will give the people who attend the fair a real "thriller" tomorrow afternoon when he will go up in the airplane with Lieutenant Symons and make a parachute leap from the airplane going at a speed of 75 miles an hour, at a height of not less than 2000 feet. He plans to light directly in front of the grandstand.
This being Constitution Day, a special feature of the afternoon program was a stirring address by Captain William E. Lee, on the American constitution. 