| Show W i Wll i V The Aurora Borealis r. r or 1 OFFICIAL CAMP NEWS COMPANY NUMBER 2910 Moon Lake Camp F 37 On The Lit Little le Yellowstone r r r t Edited By Under Direction of Education IV Wm m. m Casaday Ad Advisor Vern Vern isor-Vern V. V Duke s. s Bows Bogs To 10 I 1 Myton ton I My Myton ton took the second league game from Moon Lake Sunday 5 A raw windy day made it anybody's ball baU game throughout In the opening innings of the game Maxfield of Moon Lake hit the only homer of the game with one man on base to bring in the only runs of the entire game for forthe forthe forthe the losers Several errors made more scoring rather uncertain It was not until the latter part of the game that My Myton ton overcame overcame overcame over over- came the lead and added three runs to vin win Q Taylor of My Myton ton hurled the full fun game for the winning side while Gehring was supplanted in the sixth by Lamoreaux who in turn gave up to Pearson for the Moon Lakers Honors for best hits go to C. C Shelton and W. W Bingham of Myton Myton Myton My My- ton and Maxfield and Christensen n of Yellowstone four engaged engaged engaged en en- in the fray Sunda Sunday altho our own Tommy says he is related to none During the trip back to camp Ray Christensen taught us several several several sev sev- eral new verses of some well well- known songs Bob Gehring assisted where help seemed needed need need- ed ed c C c Future Cooks I Enrollees Joe Alexander Egbert Egbert Egbert Eg Eg- Eg- Eg bert Bouck and Howard Richards reported to Fort Douglas this last week to take lessons in cooking When they Uley receive their diplomas they will wm be transferred to camps to demonstrate the arts they have acquired c C c Social A large crowd had a big time at the last dance held at Moon Lake At this social the Uie new arrivals arrivals arrivals ar ar- ar- ar rivals Lake and Glass had hada a rather merry initiation into the brighter side of Western life c C c Sunday Visitors Mr Bush Mr Kellogg Mr and Mrs Crowell and daughter from the Moon Lake project were visitors visitors visitors vis vis- at our camp Sunday after after- noon They accepted an invitation for dinner They were pleased with I our camp and its equipment Captain Bittman and Superintendent Superintendent Superintendent Warthen have accepted in invitations invitations invitations in- in to visit them at the damsite c e C c e Lt John Elting was a week end visitor at Moab last week As he has been called to report to the Pocatello district immediately immediate immediate- ly he decided to pay a farewell call can on the lady friend More I power to you John If it is not Chas Rogers on leave it is Timberline Smith Tim l left ft last week for a five day vacation vacation vacation va va- cation and from present reports he has not been heard from This is Tuesday We Ve just wonder if wander lust Jt has got the better of him and sent him flying with the Marines or the Navy to China For many months Tim did not leave the camp but after herrot he got away once and saw the tho bright lights of the city he hasn't been cont content nt The kitchen force reports that he is indeed most critical of things in camp and would put Shakespeare to shame wi with th the expressive language used in his denunciations if if he has to stay in camp more than two weeks at ata ata ata a time We Ve are arc curious as to what it is that has such magnetism for forTim forTim Tim c C c l Round Merry Round Go The intimates of Mr Frank Warthen Forestry Works Superintendent Superintendent Superintendent Super Super- realize too well wen the reasons for this mans success Will Willpower Willpower Willpower power and determination are but two of the virtues that remain hidden behind the mask of modesty modes modes- ty and reserve that so characterize character character- ize the tho face he shows to the world I Only his closest friends are aware of those days way back when Frank then a much younger I man tackled d the job that was to develop that indomitable will spoken of above It was a chicken run that was to be erected and those who have never ventured into that trying field may never know to what heights human imagination imagination imagination im im- im- im and reserve may aspire We Ve recall how our hero dug his first post-holes post a job which today he prefers to direct They were perfect holes dug according to his information downward into the soil Next he placed the posts vertically whether by intention or accident he never did say Then came the stretching hing of the netted wire abreast of the ground The number of times he very patiently extricated himself from the network laid the foundation of the patience that has been the main topic of daily dally among among his men He did confide however his foresight in bringing along a shoehorn shoehorn shoehorn shoe shoe- horn and a opener can r which I proved very useful About this time the posts seemed to have ideas of their own They shot off offIn offin offin In several directions giving directions giving quite a rustic appearance It was at this point that two of the posts probably made and female w were re each to the other Frank had stepped from out of the wire and between the posts When he came to he appraised the new design from a point of strategy and found the picture pleasing Quickly sensing something new newin newin newin in fencing and also in roadside architecture he hurriedly swung the rest of the Ule wire to the posts while they reclined in unsuspecting ing Thus ends the story of Character Charac Charac- ter Somewhere in the West Vest toda today stands this monument of durabilIty durability durability ity beauty and originality Being a star four-star general is a wonderful thing In this organization tion but even then one hasn't arrived arrived arrived ar ar- ar- ar rived at the top The aspiration of one and all is to become an army army truck driver popularly driver popularly known as the G. G I. I Chauffeur All worries and orders become somewhat as mere incidents in the passage of life We Ve had an excellent example of this carefree agent on the day of our last dance Why worry about mail The mail could wait There was some distant chance that waiting for the mail may disturb our tranquil friend And the Punch for two hundred hundred hundred hund hund- red guests Who Vho likes punch anyway anyway anyway any any- way So we didn't trouble about punch though I believe the mail eventually was delivered at our friends friend's disposition So boys A Avoid void the bars the leaves and the stars Aspire to the Army Truck and tranquility is yours Ever since that far off day when Eve forced the imagination of her Lord and Master through the adoption of the first barricade the the memorable fash fashions leaf fig fash leaf ions and fads have arrived lived their day and passed along with the brief lived May But there remains one fashion that will never never never nev nev- er die and that practice has become become become be be- come the hallmark of kings and convicts princes and paupers to toa toa toa a limited degree separating these from the common multitude in the passing of lifes life's Great Parade The eternal fad so sym symbolic boJic of the two ends of this mighty passing is s the use of numbers How v magical magical magical mag mag- ical as we read Rameses the Second Convict 99 Martial Meadows and so from Edens Eden's rate te down through the human corridor till un the hour after eter eter- This fashion will withstand the assaults of all earthly Isms and cults But alack slack and alas one of our own our very own would desert the bosom of our ur commonplace commonplace commonplace common common- place though happy family Ambition Ambition Ambition Am Am- wins And the well guarded guard guard- ed secret has has' seeped through that the fighting Irish Editor of our camp paper aspires to the potency of John Freund the A word of warning Bill It was the great Wolsey who informed Tommy Cromwell Fling away away Ambition By that same sin the angels fell How can man then the image of his mal maker er hope to win by it 1 Oliver Cromwell c C c Butch Encounters Worthy Foe Fear strikes es the hearts of Innocent in innocent innocent in- in people when the name of or Hickman Caponi Dillinger or I Hauptmann is mentioned There I are other people who specialize In rackets They stick their beaks beales into innocent peoples people's affairs If Mr and Mrs So and So hold a I party the they push their uninvited faces into the residence to find out who won the bridge prize etc I refer here to newspaper men To my notion they are among the greatest of criminals In a few minutes they can destroy a reputation reputation I tation that has taken years of conscientious effort to establish But they never publish anything about themselves unless they thoy have received honorable mention for performing a great deed And then they tell the world about it itin itin itin in large black headlines on the front page They are indeed subtle in performing their duties In this group falls faUs our friend Butch Casaday Casaday- some call him Bill Bill Bill- who is a lL distant relative of the two-gun-man two Long Hop-A-Long Casaday He also claims relationship relationship relationship relation relation- ship with the treacherous Blackbeard Blackboard Black Black- beard board who met his match in a face to face combat with an honest swordsman Butch has a different method than that used by Hop-A- Hop Long but from all aU outward appearances ap ap- is a paragon of a law- law abiding citizen Butch began his career as a aHall aHaU aHall Hall HaU Cop at Carbon High He later later later lat lat- lat lat- er joined the and after his I inauguration into the office of assistant assistant as as- edico he immediately began began began be be- gan to interfere with the other fellows fellow's business Some time ago he published a 11 news item about an unfortunate foreman who sunk a new bridge in Yellowstone river A week later he wrote an entire newspaper apologizing for such publication But what good gooc goodis is an apology when a beautiful new bridge has been smeared with mud We Ve believe however that our hero has met his match in Cavalier Freund What broke their friendship friendship friendship friend friend- ship we know not but each has vowed vowell- at least Casaday has i r- r that he will get the other on sight Now th they y are held In captivity to prevent blood Freund in one corner of the camp and Hop-A- Hop Longs Long's relative in the other The outcome of this episode can be purchased at an any drug store in either novel or newspaper form for just a few cents We Ve have recently been told that this outburst was caused by bya a mistake of Jenkins the tho baker He is 13 said raid to have used too much baking powder in the biscuits we had for breakfast Signed Your Friend Prophylactic c C c Melancholy crept into the hearts of the audience as Lt Elting announced announced announced an an- last Wednesday night that he would be unable to attend our Saturday night dance dance dance-busI- busi business ness called caned him elsewhere Fully aware of the fact that Lieutenants Lieutenant's Lieutenants Lieutenant's Lieutenants Lieutenant's Lieuten Lieuten- ants ant's absence would be an invaluable invaluable invaluable able loss to the dance program Mayor the Mayor the well known Englishman English English- man took man took the responsibility upon his broad shoulders to fill the boots of the peace-making peace Lieutenant Lieutenant Lieutenant Lieu Lieu- tenant and also fulfill his usual capacity as Mess Sargeant He was unanimously elected Master of Ceremonies by Skeleton Smith and his gang of celebrities Duty First was his undying motto To prevent the sweet swept frac rence of th the spicy concoctions s th that t were transported from distant Duchesne Duchesne Duchesne Du- Du chesne In special labeled bottles sent by private carriers from the parched lips of the tiie cooks cooles our hero collected toll at atthe atthe atthe the kitchen door It came to pass that none reached the anxious I throats of the cooks He soon became became became be be- I came so intemperate with such stimulants that he locked the kitchen door and forbade anyone to enter Now whether the toll collected was entirely responsible for his later actions or whether it was h his capacity as director or both we know not But his methods of entertaining entertaining entertaining en en- the fair young young old old too ladies of our neighboring towns seemed to be somewhat diversified diversified diversified diversi diversi- fied from his conduct at previous dances He had a hankering for darkness and a mania for selecting selecting selectIng select- select Ing only blonds to dance with He repeatedly t turned off the lights in contrast to turning them themon on at dances His magnetic magnetic magnetic mag mag- personality could not be denied as being both bOUl appealing and antique Everyone marveled at athis athis athis his display of well-groomed well manners manners manners man man- ners that were man manifested ested as he ushered the young ladies throughout through through- out the entire kitchen We Ve each and everyone appeal to you Dear Mayor and ask of you what this strange inveiglement inveiglement inveiglement inveigle inveigle- ment is that you possess with the fairer sex in order that we may partake of it and be showered with some of your many blessings Siamese Twins c C c cIt It is reported on good authority that that- some of the boys did not have enough of the exhilarating company of the young ladies who came to the dance on Saturday night It was necessary for the boys to see that the trucks disgorged disgorged disgorged dis dis- dis- dis gorged the damsels at their Very door Safety First has been talked for several months to assist in reducing reducing reducing re re- re- re accidents on the working crews We Ve wonder if th the boys have not taken the matter seriously and applied d such admonitions to affairs of the heart c e C c N Now New ew Baseball Shoes Shots Lt Stewart brought back shoes for the entire ball baU team on his return return return re re- re- re turn from Salt Lake Monday These shoes wi will be paid for by each man putting in half price and the Ule Captain and Lt Stewart paying the other half At th the close of the season each man will l keep ep ephis his own shoes c e C c Enrollee Ross Harmon was sent to the Station Hospital at Fort Douglas where he will vill be considered considered considered consid consid- ered for an operation for tumor of the leg |
