THE DAILY STAR-MIRROR
VOLUME VI
MOSCOW, LATAH COUNTY, IDAHO, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27,
NUMBER 52
CHAMBER TO HOLD
BOOSTER MEETING
SECRETARY BEEN WORKING ALL
DAY ON GOOD PROGRAM
FOR OCCASION
Boosters for Moscow and University
Urged and Expected to be
Present
A booster meeting of the chamber
of commerce will be held tomorrow at
the K. P. hall, in connection with the
regular Tuesday noon luncheon. And
whether you are a member of the body
or not, so long as you are a booster for
Moscow and for the University of Idaho,
you are urged and expected to attend.
There'll be the regular feed, and a
good program of talks—Scott Ogden,
secretary, has been working all day
on that program so it ought to be
good.
Tell your wife you will not be home
for lunch tomorrow—and if she wants
to know where you're going, tell her
to ask Gub Mix, president, and he'll
fix things up for you, and help you to
think up an excuse to tell her if you
find the lunch and program so good
that you decide to go every Tuesday,
instead of once a year.
Final arrangements will be completed tomorrow for the booster trip
to the Lewiston Livestock show Wednesday morning, when a representative
crowd will leave at 7 o'clock in the
morning on a special train—they've
got it rented—for the festival city to
root for everything that comes from
Moscow and the University of Idaho.
FALLS EIGHT STORIES
27.—Joseph
Brooks, a noted theatrical producer
who has handled some of  The most famous productions, fell from the eighth story of an uptown apartment today, and was instantly killed. It is not known whether the falling was accidental or intentional.
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