| Show Did They Hike Oh Boy Yes 4 to l e I r l 1 i Wim Marked 1 1 q 2 I 1 1 1 1 c- c 4 Business Mens Men's Unit Plays War Herald Special Q O II BETWEEN LEHI A AND ANI D SARATOGA SPRINGS Au Aug 30 S L O Somebody once wrote something about Winchester being miles vay and Sheridan still en route hilt but was just around the corner in comparison with Saratoga Springs in the minds of many Salt Lake bustness bust bust- the tho mile five hike from Lou Lehi to of ness men Ii hy the time a t major the thc Springs they were to a days days' a s encampment yester- yester day d. had been completed U Nary a single lo one O of or the nean nearly iu ion men of at business who donn donned d khaki and Journeyed ell to Lehi Lehl on the tho first lap ol of their trip to Saratoga n Springs to spend three days darn at intensive l e military training training train train- ing In would admit almit being the least bit tagged fagged They hiked merrily along Under un under un- un der del tho the command of or Col Edmund S S. S Wright ht commander of oC tho the University Un of or Utah military training detachment and almost to a man gave ave evidence o othe otho o 0 tho the training they had already alre ll undergone undergone under under- gone sone at tho ho U tj Tho The detachment left Salt Lake on onI schedule time via tho the Orom lines at 4 30 30 I thin thia afternoon They reached Lehl Lehi where they the were to begin the hike to camp at Saratoga Springs aji at hour later and there thero assembled for Cor tho the long trek o overland Every man of ot the looked plc and span in hH his soldier outfit out out- fit The They had been inspected early In Inthe Inthe Inthe the morning on the University campus campusand campusand campusand and wore were an as fit tit a military contingent as ever er left lert Salt Snit Lake at Lake at least leant in sol aol appearance and bearing Spreading an nn air all of ot wlm vim wl or and vitality the captains of or Industry pr men merchants and man man- iera ciera began the overland o hike that fellows fellows fel- fel lows overseas are up against cr C every da day of or the tho year ear And If it doesn't make them hem fit tit for tor or fighting it will make them fit It for tor the tho hard grind of oC Liberty Libert loan campaigning and the like the they say ho ho Sere rr In la Line Following are the business men attending at- at tending tho the camp campa O. O B. B Anderson D. D Alexander James Astle C C. A. A Badger BadJer Earl Sari S. S Brown J. J I Warren Beless Deless Waler Val Wal- Valter altel al tel ter er Barrett Darrett C. C W. W Brewer Howard Bruner W. W G G. G Burton Durton J. J I L. L Brown Julian M. M Bamberger Damberger George J. J ConstantIne Constantine Con- Con Dr S. S D D. Calogne N. N L L. L Cottam Cot- Cot tam am C C. C. C G. G A. A Critchlow Jr H L TV iV Cram A p A. A T. T Cromar romar I J. J E E. Cowles P. P R. R Clark E. E R. R Callister Frank Coret Henr Henry lenry Coulam F F. E. E Clements TV W. A. A Connors II M. M Claggett R R. P P. Dunbar J. J C Deal DealS A A. A M. M Dal Daly Daiy R. R TV W. y Davis J. J W V. V Ensign E E. J J. J Evans E H. H B B. Emmer- Emmer ck lck Ick H If F. F Ficks R It R. R J. J D. D R. R I Gray Samuel Haskell T. T H H. Hill F F. S S. Hatch latch Ij F F. Hammel M. M H. H Horton A. A I L. L o Hoppaugh Thomas Homer H. H S S. S Joseph l L. L W. W Jordan J J. J V. V Hosier Kosler EdWin Edwin Edwin Ed Ed- win C. C Karn Ram A A. J J. J Hirk II It E E. E Keene D D. D X J. J Lang F. F L. L Leech T. T O. O Leaver C. C 1 L. L Larson TV W. Yo H H. Mathews B B. B N N. Muster lusser L. L L T. T Mangum Glen Miller F F. A A. A Moore W. W U II McDougall F F. C. C Mc- Mc Fadden I L. L Marcus E. E F F. B 13 W W. L L. L. L TV W. L. L Owen L L. R. R Owen O. O K Perkins Perkin William J J. J. J Porter A A. S S. S Peters Peter R. R TV W. Powers H H. H T. T Plumb T. T A. A Pur Purton ton J. J L. L C C. C niter Riter Preston D D. Richards J. J J A. A Reeves leeves A. A A Reeves W. W 0 TV Yo T. T M. M I. I Ra bourg R. R TV V n Richardson chardson G G. A. A M. M I. I E. E Roche F. F W. W Sonne- Sonne decker ecker decker C C. C V. V Stone Stono G. G F. F E. E P P. F. F B. B Scott II Il J. J Karl A. A John D. D Scheid J J. W. W Stringfellow J J. A A. A Slaughter Earl l-arl D D. Smith S. S D D. Thomas G G. M. M Taylor Sam D D. Thurman S 'S S. S B. B Talmage II H. O. O Van Dam George Georgo If H. Waring II H. R. R Waldo Valdo T T. T R. R Weber F P. Pr W W. Wilson A. A C. C Watts atts W. W V. V I Jj r. White Fred C C. Walker alker Col 1 E. E S. S right n t on Trench DI Digger hero So tho the Salt SnIt Lakers LakerR made merr merry as ashey they hey went sent about their military duties Strict discipline reigned but in the off moments speculation ran rife riCo as to who sho would draw the first assignments to toI I kitchen police whether the golf goH fiends w would ld prove better soldiers than the tennis experts what sort of oC score scare Jack Reeves beeves general freight agent of or the Oregon Short Line Lino would make aa as a trench rench digger er whether C C. C C C. Campbell of or the tho telephone company would prove a a. better scout not scout not the about town sort than sort than Julian Tullan Bamberger of oC the Bamberger tines lines If IC the proposed sham battle battle- would materialize and like gossip of ot the camp Tom Homer county cleric cler was as laIng layng lay lay- trig Ing ng odds Just before beCore taps tonight that he ic could dig a deeper and wider trench In n a given time than C. C A. A Badger or nn any other of or tho the huskies in lii camp Bla declaration brought ht on a heated nr argument and it was only onh the appearance appearance appear appear- ance of ot City Commissioner Karl that prevented the time staging of or the sham battle before schedule time limo A dozen hu huskies I leJ wanted to accept the nut lout diminutive e county clerks clerk's wager camp rules prevent gambling so all till bets bet were declared ot oft off Plans for the encampment contemplate contemplate plate a short period of ot Intensive Intensive- trainIng training training train train- ing in trench dl digging work scouting and military drill and guard Euard mounting There Thero will be bc scarcely scarce scarce- J ly Jy an Idle moment du during tho tIme three days as a's at camp the Idea of Colonel Wright and ancl his hla assistants being to Rive give tho business men a cIo close up of ot camp life and m l an nn Insight Into the r real al ar ar work that some of or them ma may bo be called upon to perform lat later latOr t I ton Don to PI Tack Tomorrow morning g reveille will sound bright and ear early Then the tho real work of or tho the encampment will he begin ln Then will such staid business s and professional pro pro- 1 1 m men n as aM George Waring Ed Edwin Edwin win C C. Kahn aho A A. O O. Critchlow II 11 1 L. L Joseph J TV W. l' l Ensign Sam D D. D Thur- Thur man E. E S. S Hatch I. I L t F F. u U Scott and dozens of at others get et down cloWn 1 o brass tasks the tasks the brass tacks In U t Instance being trench digging and amid the tho like lkc But each ach and every en one of or the 1 lare l are keen to be he up tip and at It Th Tin ar are eager for Cor the hardest sort of oC woi WOIs Colonel Wright can set them to dt d. ds That's what they are in camp for for S v. v do something In a mill military tal wa way th f will vill make them fit for bigger cr timings la to con cone e and to give them an idea of or Just what are arc a enough sure h squat squar meal and a bed beet under the skies awaiting awaiting await awalt- ing Ing- them as their reward ro on reaching rc camp Each member of ot the detach detach- In ment en t no mattor matter how old old and and man many of or them were ed edging the 60 50 or more mark mark bore bore a soldiers soldier's full Cull equipment upon his hs back a goodly w weight l ht to pack miles over o lusty dusty roads up uphill uphill uphill hill and nd down Heads erect and with wilh springy tread tho the Salt Lakers most of or whom o ha I known nothing but a desk and indoor work for e rs put the rods behind them as thou though h hiking and carrying a n goodly weight besides were a part of or the thc days day's work with them and nothing at all out of or the o ordinary Made Camp Standing Up A mile went vent b by another and yet et not tho the l least sign of or fatigue But at t the end of oC tho the third mile a 0 straggler would appear now and then And Arid little won won- der dor It Ti was WaR hot enough to wilt vilt the tho marching ardor of the most seasoned veteran Rests nests were frequent after the third mile but ever every member of or the I detachment made camp standing up 4 5 and If It a a. single le one was near the lie down and out point ho didn't make It Il known audibly The camp at the springs was ready read to receive the business men The tents and equipment used last week b by the Junior Junor Naval aval and Marino Marine Scouts wt were rc read ready arid a contingent ent from the lie United United Unit Unit- ed cd States military training detachment at the university had preceded them to have er e everything in readiness for tor their thell r reception cc op ti 0 0 No 0 Pink Ten Tea Affair The business mens men's unit didn't letI let lot all this lila preparedness deceive them Into believing that everything was to be bedone bedone bedone I done for tor them They knew better etter They Thoy knew that they were In for Cor some real mill military tan training training that that that this was no summer picnic and no pink tea af affair at- at fair arran arranged ed for tor their pleasure And It is well that they did for or no sooner had camp been reached than preparations began bes-an for Cor active training Squads were formed and assigned to their camp sections Kitchen police pollee became a stern reality and standing guard Juard something tangible War ar seemed real and close at home It was a serious son seri ous matter with ever every man of or the but tho the American spirit of oC fun tun too was in evidence everywhere Just as it itis itI itis I is In iii the tho trenches of or France and wherever Yanks of or an any age arc assemble |
