| Show I GIVES MEN CAMP 1 WILL GIVE FULL PAY TO THOSE WHO JOIN Railroad Officials Pledge Full Company Without Loss of f Salary While on Prep Preparedness redness Duty HONOR LIST GROWS Two Banks and Supply Fi Firm Join Patriotic Movement Denver Men Will Come Strong to Take Part ar ADDITIONS TO HONOR ROLL Oregon Short Line Linc Zions Zion's Savings Bank and Trust Co Deseret National bank Mine and Smelter Supply Co 4 NEW R RECRUITS Earl R. R mining engineer engineer- Rudolph manager of Mountain Moun Moun- tam tain States Rubber Co of the Oregon S Short Line Railroad company will vilt havea ha c have have a company all their own at the at-the- th L citizens' citizens military training camp can a at port ort Douglas this summer The company will have haye at least sixty r live Tive ve i members th mb is and nd verl every verT effort Is to tobe tobe be put forth by department heads under Instructions from General Manager Manager Man Man- ager E. E E. E Calvin CalvinL to recruit the he command com com com- om mand up to the full strength of 1 O Omen men if possible George H. H Smith general counsel for the railroad com com- party has been placed in charge of the recruiting and will work directly with the officer in charge of the camp Capt W. W B. B Wallace The decision of the Oregon Short Line Railroad company to send a full company to the camp and to assist in every way possible to make the camp campa a success was made at a conference this between the Uie several d de department department de- de heads beads and E. E E Calvin vice president and general manager Those attending the meeting were Carl Stradley chief engineer George H HSmith Smith general counsel A. A E. E HutchInson Hutchinson Hutch Hutch- inson purchasing agent E. E C. C Mason Iason superintendent of transportation L. L E. E Abbott general claims agent J. J A. A Reeves Reeves- general freight agent D. D S. S Spencer general passenger agent L. L R. R Wood auditor D. D R. R Gray and H. H E. E Godwin assistants rs to the general freight agent Company Gives Sanction We Ve will have a company of Rt at at least sixty five men and will put forth every effort to make it said Mr Calvin at the close of the meeting Those who attend the camp will do doso doso so with the full sanction of ot the railroad railroad rail rail- I road com company any without loss of pay and without JeopardY jeopardy to their positions The heads of ot the several departments were directed to so arrange the work workS of ot their departments as to permit as many men as possible to attend the camp The decision of ot the Oregon Short Line to send this company now brings brings' the recruits to the camp near the bundred hundred hundred hun bun dred mark as It is only the matter of signing by the railroad men Enough mien men men to fill the company have signified already their desire to attend and It Isnow is isnow isnow now only a matter of s selecting those who can be spared Honor Roll Grows The Zion's Zions Savings Bank and Trust company and the Deseret National Continued on an pa page pageS e 8 os O. 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L GIVES Continued Continue from page 3 j. bank bank with the Mine and Smelter Supply Supply Sup Sup- ply company added their names to the honor roll 1011 this morning of companies I who will permit their to atI attend attend at attend at- at I tend th the camp without loss of pay The attitude of the people of DenI Denver Denver Den- Den I ver vel on the training camp is ia shown in inan I an article published in th the Commercial I the official organ of the D Denver nver Civic I and Commercial association The ar arI ar- ar tide says that men will attend from Denver It follows I Fort Douglas Utah will wilU willbe be the mecca of ot Denver military Inclined gentlemen gentlemen gen gen- on August 21 which will mark the beginning of Uncle Sams Sam's four weeks of civilian encampment training for th the states of Colorado Wyoming Utah Idaho Nevada and Montana The new arm army law makes provision for these camps during the summer throughout the country disappointment over the failure of ot congress to designate Fort FortI I Logan as a civilian training camp will not mar the enthusiasm which many citizens are displaying concerning the i 1 opportunity for tor exercise drill and in instruction in- in at Fort Douglas Under th the terms o of the new law Uncle Sam will wUi defray y most of the expenses of those who go from here i including Mn transportation on subsistence and and clothing i It is estimated that as many as two hundred Denver citizens will will undertake the four weeks of train train- ing DIU W Raymond C. C C Naylor and ad Charles Charles' CharlesR Charlesn n. n mission rabey Mabey were We e of in ln Denver Denver last we week on a securing attendance at the fr encampment P They reP report rt Promises of large Wyoming enlistments in Utah li Montana and The citizens citizens' military will wm be the training cam camp T sion slon and principal topic of discussion discussion discus discus- speechmaking at the weekly business mens men's luncheon at the Commercial Com Corn mercial club tomorrow noon F F. C C. C Richmond president of f the club ha has ha arranged for speet by several of th the well weir known spellbinders and the exact status of the camp camp together with th the information that it is is up to the me men of Salt Lake to get busy and enlist o or else lose Jose the camp will be made mad I known |
