Show l IN G CAMP f APPROPRIATION t lOST a L tWILL t. t HAVE TO AND AD BUY I y THEIR UNIFORMS S Created by Presidents President's Veto of j Bill ill Local Committee However Urges ans ens 5 Who Can Do Igo So to Attend Anyway R sport Report port Monday f the fact that the army bill carrying appropriations I military training camp at Fort Douglas was vetoed a dent ent itt today the local committee will exert every effort tamp amp here a success RF is probable that some men who have signed wilt will mv V that conditions have changed there are nevertheless hat the tile majority will attend anyway ilea Izen iZ l who applies at Fort Douglas Monday for the camp Deposit Ri posit 20 to cover cost of his food and insure proper property to his care Part of this tr returned at the close of the camp camp approximately approximately 6 II l also be required to buy a uniform This will cost the he shoes will cost in addition unless he also has Hof tan walking shoes HER WORDS IF HE BUYS THE EXCELLENT ARMY D UNIFORM AND PAYS FOR HIS BOARD HIS VACATION WILL COST HIM 2871 the army bill hill when it is b passed again and signed carries for the citizens' citizens military training g camps the thell 11 ll be he refunded to the citizens 6 ommittee was sincere in It made to citizens ene en- en e e. camp There was of of- nee ace from Washington bill would be local committee was told eminent emment would pay the to the camp and uniforms and food is information the Salt ng committee told pros pros- n soldiers t at they y lU red to lo deposit ONLY i fc he Shock moment like a bolt of ot m ai a clear summer sky ae tie from Washington an an- veto of the army bill ake committee wants to fair and straightforward men emen who so patriot- patriot i Jo the fc-the the enlistment blanks ly Iy the disappointment into in le to government ready to given realizes that the led fed for the Fort Douglas under promises of condo con con- do not now exist and agreements made be be- committees committee's recruiting te ie to individuals are NOT NG G. G lie he committee hopes that Jo io so will report Monday glas anyway Especially to do this as it is now that men living in this city will get et TO SALT SALT SAL T THE FHE CAMP of e expense Jense there reason why Salt Lakers t tend hd is ie is Here teat eat such excellent food ved wed at the camp for 14 tone lone can buy the clothes nt mt sells at three times by Uncle Sam practically cally certain that Still a rebate when the i fat t will win buy v drab cotton breeches 1 excellent e for outing purposes act ach cott c t 23 I a at t ib flannel pannel shirts each 26 j 5 52 ft 11 U pi 10 0 ck 15 cents a pair 15 15 I I I- yes ies not necessary if the recruit has a goO good pair of heavy tan hoes are the quality of the average aver 5 o or 6 shoes in the thet the I cost t the citizen soldier only I to attend the port before noon n Monday onda to th the commanding officer In charge of the camp at Ft Douglas He will deposit 20 and buy his uniform He will undergo a light physical examination examination examination examina examina- tion and will be assigned to barracks If It he wishes the treatment free he will be entitled to It The recruiting committee has asked THE TELEGRAM to express Its appreciation appreciation appreciation ap ap- to all who have responded s' s BO splendidly splendidly- to its appeals appeal and while white it realizes that the signed pledges are not binding nevertheless it urges all who can do so to attend any way The committee feels a pride In the intermountain intermountain intermountain inter- inter mountain West Vest and believes that this community will not let the camp fall fall fail ESPECIALLY WHEN IT IS REMEMBERED REMEMBERED RE- RE THAT NO OTHER CAMP IN THE COUNTRY HAS HAD ANY BETTER BETTEB CONDITIONS THAN THIS ONE ALL THE OTHER CAMPS HAVE BEEN UNDER TH THE SAME EXPENSE SE I Monterey Cal thought as Salt Lake did that the government would be ready to pa pay expenses of the men and had to inform the recruits differently at the end BUT l 10 MONTEREY TEnEY HAD HADA A CAMP ANYWAY We guess guess If It Californians could go gothere gothere gothere there on their own hook can prove themselves just as good citizens The new recruits today ar are JosIah D. D Hicks railway audit office clerk Tooele Utah Walter E. E Browning mechanic Browning brothers Ogden Utah Kenneth Nelson student Pro Provo Prove 0 Utah Horton E. E Fackrell traveling salesman salesman sales- sales m man n Porter Porter- Walton Porter Vallon Co Woods Cross Cros Utah Louis J. J Holther law student Ogden Utah Raymond A. A Allison law student Ogden Utah Chester Honnold druggist Greelej Greeley Colo William T T. McNabb 1 reclamation and mining engineer Pioche Nev Ney Lester E. E Moreton United States tates army is one of the officers de- de tailed as s' s an Instructor at the camp He is a son of J. J B. B Moreton 1 East Hast Third South street and was captain and adjutant in the high school cadet I battalion before his appointment to the United States Military Military- academy at West Vest Point Officers who have reported arc are Maj James S S. S Parker arker I Fourth cavalry Chaplain a. a r. r L L. Hunter Capt Lewis Ryan Coast artillery corps Capt C C. II Meals Twenty fifth infantry First Dana II 11 Crissy and Second C H. H Street Other officers who now arc are a post are Maj W W. R. R Davis medical corps Capt J. J A. A Moore Capt S. S S. S Ross Capt F. F M 1 Hinkle Capt 1 P. P M M. Gallup First Charles Mines Hines and First r J. It R. Cyon Thirty six noncommissioned officers have left Calexico and will arrive at the post tomorrow v to serve as instructors Many conveniences will be supplied the citizen il soldiers There will be he a barber shop tailor shop telegraph office telephone office and a pressroom pressroom pressroom press press- room for the thc convenience of newspaper newspaper per pcr men assigned to cover the camp perA A swimming pool feet fet longs long 80 f feet et wide and dud with a maximum depth of eight feet Is another convenience that will appeal str strongly to the men The barracks have been J n renovated and cots are arf being placed d therein An Information bureau Is to he be es established established es- es near the headquarters for forth forthe forthe th the ebene it of recruits and visitors Continued on page 3 8 1 TRAINING NING CAMP CA P Continued from page 1 All AH equipment for tor the camp will have been delivered by Monday F F. F C. C Richmond president of ot the Commercial cl club b Karl A. A Scheid chairman of the general training camp committee and Abbott Maginnis di director director director di- di rector of the committee called on Colonel Hagood at Fort Douglas yesterday yesterday yesterday yes yes- and asked his advice as to the I best manner to urge the president to sign the appropriation bill bUl I As a result of or that conference telegrams telegrams tele- tele rams grams were wre sent to President Wilson Vilson i tl A AD D.- D. D Baker Baker s secretary ceta of of war war and Capt John D B. B Murphy B Murph officer in charge of training camps in the Western West est estern ern era division outlining the situation here |