Show r 8 FAILS TO Th BREAK ll I O OF m CITY CAMP I flown Recruits 0 AO Arrive in In Salt a t Lake a e Plans Pans I 3 Unchanged changed and Camp Will Be Held f Few Withdrawals vals Received j- j FOR CITIZEN SOLDIERS I g n by the tho papers that the tho veto voto of the tho army my appropriation billI bill I lithe tho life of the citizens' citizens training camp J. J C. C C. C Glanfield who Hh s 74 years is himself unable to take the training today came patriotic suggestion It is this That there are many men If too f old to go to the camp but financially able to send hiss Ihas offered to head the list with a check for 2850 to pay the tho f fon one fone recruit if others will follow his suggestion lives at 34 South First West street says this me mere e money matter should not hamper the camp in the least enough of civic pride here to make it a go and I am certain se nough right here in the city to assure the attendance of every los name is on the rolls S mi t rt U that fell feU into citizens' citizens training camp headquarters i in the form of news that the appropriation bill had been j i that recruits might might- have to pay their own expenses did much damage as was first feared Officials of the camp more optimistic and declare there seems no doubt that I Will ilp lie made for han han- han 1 I its n the original basis basis basis- lent to furnish ra m rand ns and rations from Sf messages advising reome reome re- re ome orne here on the original nt out this morning to country country- I sm ni of the training camp ng increased sed by the alS al- al S rival of outside recruits I ion tion of names to the list hour showing Is be- be Ogden n all four of today's being from the Weber opolis have now been the Ithe camp Credit is given gi y WR R. R Heywood and W. W II H. of the Weber club l len 1 firms added to the f f Utah Construction com com- Brothers company gLowe oWe company Becker In pan Ogden Portland Ce- Ce liy iny Union Portland Cement State bank Ogden l laho ho Railway company and 00 d' d Sugar compan company V been a few withdrawals f the news of the killing bill but fewer and the total en- en about 75 from Newton D. D Baker Daker f e War that the government I expenses is expected at atthe atthe the following message 0 sent today to Baker by mils managing director of camp amp committee S Sutherland therland informs us Sen- Sen has lias l arranged with the war warl l 16 Io cover transportation s provided In bill for re rea reaming re- re a aming ning camp so ao that camp Id Idi along lines covered by iiI id appropriation bill period d l ged with wires from reg reng re- re rig ng g they have wires from iphy advising them they expenses Condition uld respectfully recommend tj Colonel Hagood here or San Francisco to adUlts ad- ad by wire officially con- con wing camp Also Alto your our derange de- de range With railroads for 2 along lines we have al- al Present condition attendance As time re laboring under great Appreciate your a advising use us ii e ecru its are mechanic Brown- Brown r rB Ogden Utah ark rl mechanic Ogden Og len I lackard fard in t traffic business L h ad student t dent Ogden md pd t represent the dJ Sugar company that ying their expenses at the K fo for fot forthe the camp all of whom 9 rt Douglas have been of- of as follows Col Johnson JohnsonA A C. C commanding officer Marshall Jr adjutant Charles Hines limes C. C A. A C. C t I apt Capt W. W B. B Elliott C Capt W. W R. R l teal ical al corps surgeon First Humphries medical reserve taht surgeon Capt J. J A A. A AC C. C post exchange and Capt apt Richard Park corps r rs engineer officer First C. C A. A C. C I and ordnance offic officer r Second F. F J. J Baker quartermaster corps as assistant assistant assistant as- as treasurer First W. W S. S Volkmar retired range and police of officer officer officer of- of Chaplain Joseph L. L Hunter C. C A. A C. C Instructors with the provisional regiment regiment reg- reg of students students- students MaJ James S. S Parker Par Par- ker cavalry senior instructor First Lester E. E Moreton C. C A. A C. C with company A First J. J R. R Cygon C. C A. A C C. with company B First J. J S. S C. C A. A C. C with compan company com corn pan pany B Capt C. C A. A Meals Infantry with company C First T. T H. H Jones C. C A A. A C. C with company compan D First P. P W. W Yo infantry with company E B Capt L L. L S. S Ryan C. C A. A C C. with company F Second C. C R. R Street retired with company F Capt I T. T J. J infantry with company G 0 First V. V S. S Purnell C. C A. A C. C with company G First W. W T. T I Scott C. C A. A C. C with company II Officers provisional battalion coast artillery corps corps Capt J. J A A. A Moore C. C A. A C. C commanding First D. D H. H Crissy commanding Fourth company C. C A. A C. C Fort Worden Vorden Wash Capt F. F M. M HInkle commanding l Fifth irth company C. C A. A C. C Fort Winfield Scott Cal Capt S. S Ross commanding Seventh company C. C A. A C. C Fort Winfield Winfield Win Win- field Scott Ca Cal First Lester E. E Moreton |