Show lAST MANEUVERS THE I MOST VAlUABlE I EVE HElO I General Wedgwood Reports Reports Re Reports ports to Washington on Recent State En- En En En- That the recent joint maneuvers ers of the national guard o ol of Utah In conjunction with company E E E. E Twenty first infantry infantry- United States arm army were the most vald- vald n able ble to officers officer's a and nd m men n of or any In the history of or the state troops Is the substance substance substance sub sub- stance of or a letter written by Gen E E. J A. A JW W Wedgwood d national guard of Uh Utah 1 to the chief of or the division of ot military affairs Washington D. D C. C which was mailed this afternoon General Wedgwood 84 says nays lI In this letter that ho desires to express his f full ll ap ap- ap predation of ot the I way the Joint camp of Instruction was l cond conducted MaJ II IT C. C Martin MarUn Inspector In Instructor Instructor Instructor In- In of ot Oregon the tho letter says was camp commander and was assisted b by William WilHam B. B Wallace a 1 lace Instructor In Inspector of this state Ro Robert rt J. J Binford and Herbert C C- Kooks as asto asto asto to the Infantry James P. P l Marloy Marley as ns to the Ule battery DavId id r I L IRos Roscoe Roscoe Ros- Ros coe aa WI to the tho sl signal nal corps and Capt Herbert Her Her- bert C C. Gibner as to tho the sanitary troops troop The work of or the camp In all particulars was as so organized and conducted that not only the officers ers and noncommissioned noncommissioned officers of ot the tIme guard received In Instruction instruction In- In but the head work arid and the reasons wh why wore were brought home to the themen themen themen men in ranks rank I have 11 no hesitation in saying a that this tIll was the most profitable profitable profit profit- able abl Joint camp of ol Instruction that the Utah guard suard ever attended and the main reason th Is that It actually let the themen themen themen men In the ransle into the ame game no only to their own benefit as I soldiers but to the thc benefit of the tho organization as 88 a n. whole In arousing the personal Interest of ot tho the enlisted men which may my be expected to be communicated b by them to friends friend not In the service and arid thereby further en- en Company Compan E of ot the tho Twenty first infantry try under the command of or Capt pt Cromwell Crom well Stacey was a n. most moat efficient or organization or- or atlon wholly competent to set an n example to national l guard JOuard organizations both In camp and in the field and which they dl did In iii a n. most efficient manner While Captain Stac Stacey y was required to leave leae before the completion of camp ramp the organization was most Rbi ably handled bandIed thereafter b by LicuL Robert L. L Weeks c s Whatever er might have been the tIme case as to Joint camps of instruction in years gone b by I feel tee I assured th that t the tIme Utah guard guird received oo full rull value for eer every dollar expended for this |