Show f Guards Going Through f Hard Training at Camp Campi i Located on Fine Range iven Y Hundred Men and one Fifty-one Officers I Are Doing Intensive Work at Camp i George H. H Dern f erch d high on n a hill lilt above the Jordan river and commanding a i view In practically every n. n i but cut oft off from r m mUI UI Vie outside world orld except through by mc messenger is 19 Cramp mp George II Ir Dern where en n. n on ope officers and nod units of ot the tho One Hundred fifth orty-fifth fluid field artillery of ot the ih It National guard JUard are going I trough two weeks weeks' Intensive train under the supervision of ot the tho Jeral government he 10 camp a of ot hun hun- i-eds i cds of or orderly arranged tents and ami kitchens IH hI lo located twenty- twenty bt miles ouch of Salt LAke and I be reached e olther by the nett- nett d road raid or by taking the Orem Ha ii fW to the ird station EAVY SCHEDULE t the heavy vy drill 1 tte C which begins with first call o'clock each morning and until of o'clock In the at- at noon tho the members ra of ot the Ue r gl- gl its ts l of ot recruits with ly J a n. few tew lava dava to veteran two two wars 1118 ere are in a happy stood 1 seem to be te having the time of ot I it Ir lives thes STARTED VTha The camp w tt ww ts established Tues Tues- ds a. a and nd drill trill was started Bach day since then hen the thet t tt Bops ops have b ben been n receiving on in rv work for tor eight TS rs THe he troops are also given Q ning In the c r pf hor horses guns nn find In ranger ranga finding During the thet t t four tour days claS of fIt the camp all nil of or I guns of ot tho the organization r will be bet t Into action t on r-n n the tho target tarlet range Is d one of ot the tho best bOt artillery ran ranges S In the tho United States TO HAVE MUSIC Beginning next Vt Wednesday the I e Hundred field artillery bud band will be on or hand to furnish music during the drill hours and Id so so to give concerts In the evo- evo Through the courtesy of ot Colo- Colo Ay E E- ELe Le Roy noy Bourne commander r. r the tho or an invitation to tho the general public to end nd tho the camp at any time Hun Hun- ds of ot visitors visit rs ere are expected to be hand hanel Sunday allowing t the e completion of ot the Saturday inspection all 1111 of or th ops in cann canin with exception or oc those on duty were given tho opportunity oppOrtunity opportunity op op- to return to their homes or to v. v visit Salt T Lake Tiko or other places place I of ot Interest Th There Thue re will be no formations for for- Sun lay so 0 that the men met will bo be at liberty t CAMP INSTRUCTIONS All of or the Instructions at the are Jv given n under supervision of or Major Fred A. A Prince Captain Fred Fre T. T regular army officers officers of ot- nC and a group of ot regular army arm sergeants from Ft foOt D D. A A. Russell Major John J. J Waterman regular army officer of ot the tho One Ont Hundred t Fourth division is federal tor The pro program for each day dav d v. v wits with exception of ot Sunday Is IA as follows tolloW First call at BS 63 o'clock assembly assent assem b bly by for Cor ph training for a Period Pe- Pe period pe Oe- ro of or 1 t minutes mInutE's at ocI o'clock ck mess mesa call nil at o'clock sick 1 le call Cun and fa Jr ipie II Is sounded tt t 7 1 clock The troops between eon 7 30 PHI aid 8 It o'clock k police pollee up the camp The remainder mSt rf r liH r of or tilt the morning s a spent in drill and Instruction Recall Recall Re Re- call 1111 is sounded d nt t 1130 o'clock and mJ j lunch Is served at 1 12 I T TENT ENT PITCHING In tho the afternoons mf Instruction in shelter heller tent pitching manual of oC the pistol courtesies and customs of the service and antl lectures of ot personal per per- hygiene and ami camp sanitation ore arc given Retail Recall from drill is st sounded ended at nt 3 The horses horae me alt watered Ind fed ted at t 4 4 Guard mount Is b held at 5 o locki lock i At il 1 this time tho Uio sentries of ot tho the camp for tor the tho next nut four twenty hours are assigned to their respective tI tive- tive posts AH U during the night 11 Uie tle soldiers all sections of ot th tha camp s two ho hours rs on duty and four hours resting during tl tle o twenty four ur hours GOVERNORS GOVERNOR'S DAY June 9 has hils been en set aside as gOVernors gOVernor's governors governor's governors governor's gov gOV- da day On this occasion the governor his staff and all state county and city officials are ar expected expect expect- ed to visit the tha camp The he visitors tors will bo be accompanied to the camp by Adjutant General W. W G G. W Williams The party will e leave Salt SaU Lake ke In an automobile caravan at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning Thi Thoi visitors will be served lunch in the officers officers' mess hall halt at 12 An of ot the camp will be he mage Al At the batteries will be placed Inaction Inaction in inaction action during the visit of or the governor governor governor gov gov- and his f larty art As the governor governor governor gov gov- enters the camp a salute of ot thirteen guns will be fired tired A ape ape- special cial Invitation i i Is extended to the tha public puBic to visit the camp on on this day SEVERAL UNITS The units present at the camp are from Salt Lake Ogden Provo Provo began IIan Nepal Nephi Want 1 and Bountiful ful tut The regimental al nl staff Is made up of f the following officers Colonel Bourne Bourrie commander Lieutenant Colonel Elmer Johnson executive officer Captain R. R E. E Van Dam regimental adjutant Captain Harold Harold Harold Har Har- old Jennings plans and training officer and First t Lieutenant Clarence Clarence Clarnce Clar- Clar ence nce J J. J Hawkins lason Hason officer ant and band and instructor STAFF OFFICERS OFFICERS i The field and aud staff officers of or I h- h First battalion are are as follows r l Curtis Y Clawson com com- commander 1 mander Captain Charles R R. Fitzgerald Fitz gerald adjutant First Lieutenant eph E E. Richards and Sec Second nd Lieutenant Ernest Ernet E. E Johnson The Th field and staff officers of ot the Second Second Sec Sec- ond battalion are as follows Majot MajOl Maor Ma- Ma jot jOl or Samuel t G. G young commander First Lieutenant John W. W Summer Summer- hays and Second Lieutenant Earl F. F Hanson The officers of ot the medical detachment In include lude Major John F. F Sharp major surgeon Cap Cap- aln taro Fred R. R Taylor commander ot or othe he the medical d' d detachment ment a and Captain Captain Cap- Cap tain aln Leland A. A 0 Ero Browne ne veterinary surgeon eo COMMANDERS OFFICERS The commanders and officers of oi the he various units unit and batteries are areas areas areas as follows S battery Captain CaptaIn Cap- Cap taIn aln J. J S. J s S. S Earlcy Earley comma commander der First Lieutenant Wayne F F. Carbis and Second Lieutenants Robert N. N Slaughter and anti Jack Tack H. H ZInk Head Head- battery Captain WilliamF William Ji F Weller er commander headquarters teis ers battery First battalion Captai Cap- Cap tai tal air Homer W V McCarty commander commander com- com mander First J Lieutenant Joseph L L. L Newey Ne and S Second Lieutenant Joeph Joeph Joseph Jo- Jo eph seph he headquarters bat bat- r ff-r fery Second battalion Captain G en A. A Jenon commander First Lieutenant Stanley Jor Jorgenson enson a and 1 Second Sc-cond Lieutenant Alma C. C Peter Peter- son on C CAPTAIN CLAWSON Captain IrvIn Clawson Is commander commander com eom- mander mallder of ot A Tint battery ten with First t lieutenants Lloyd Llod H. H Duffin and Glen Y T. Williamson as his assist assist- ants B n battery Is commanded t by y William C. C pith v-Ith m First Lieutenant Merle M M. Shirey and S Second nd Lieutenant Edward Edward Edward Ed Ed- ward T. T Y I OB OR assisting af'S Canal Cap Cap- tah al i Arvel W W. V Is com com- n-ander n of oC C battery First Lieutenant Lieu Lieu- tenant Robert J J. J Edwards and Sec Sec- nm nd Lieutenant C. C Hebert- Hebert Hebertson son Ion on tire his Assistants D BATTERY The officers 0 of J D P battery include First Lieutenant Harry S. S Hatch commander and First Lieutenant Franklin S. S Grant arant find end Second Lieu Lieu- crant Ben S. S Holbrook Officers of nf f E battery hattery are Captain Thomas O. O X Durham First Lieutenant Lieu Lieu- tenant nant Brent D. D Hall and Second lieutenant Ve Ver Verbal al A. A Beck Ca Cap Cap- tail taIt Fred V. Thomas IJ Is s commander of ot F battery battery I and Lieutenants Charles C. C Christensen n and Albert are his assistants Ca Captain Cap Cap- J- J tain taiJ Carl A. A Is Judge a ad- ad 1 vc cate and Mayor l C. C Clarence Nes- Nes ler is chaplain chapIan |