C. E. Arney Talks
Western co. 5° nlzatl? a
gent for the No. 7 1 Pacific Rail
" a y company, with headquarters in
Spokane was present and was called
Tan "te?
:®J ti speakel,'regaled those present
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S 3 *" 63 and transport them by automobile to the university for the first
meeting. The names of the committees will appear tomorrow.
The importance of the convention
was urged by President Hagen, Mr.
Heckathorn, Secretary Rowe and
others.
Report on "Friendship Special."
C. B. Green, one of the committee
which arranged for the "Friendship
Special" to Boise was called upon and
said that he believed the trip to
Boise with the varsity team was the
biggest thing that had been done in
many years for the university and
for Moscow. He told of the royal welcome accorded the visitors by the
people of Boise.
Judge Morgareidge was also called
with the story of some of the troubles
of the railroads and to be effect upon
conditions and a so we
f some interest in the recent figures on the development of the west in recent years.
pointing out that it is only the fore
runner of greater development to
come
The speech of overregulation as one
of the confronting the railroads at the present time. "We are regulated out  Of our boots," he said. 