Show a- 2 THE sALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING 12 ' "Once a Scoat Ahvays - Dr Charles G Plummer chosen to accompany Salt Like Scout council delegation to sili vex ' - - 9:u-Tsi0ildis- APRIL '7 1035 ' a Scout" - R ( jubileajamhoree "Once) as medical adviser Tritelevanct club officers installed for the Veld coming year meitingt Friday at 4 ) dil a Scouter Always a Scouter" Seouts'ilelp Delegation of475 Expected BadenTowellIn Cathedral To Attend Silver Jamboree Visit Will Be In Washington Next August Great Eire Praised Salt Lake council officials continued last week for for S0' :!:i$: ('' v!1::::f : ' : N '1i: '': :'S :1:": ( :":: - Baden-Powe- '''':':'':' - ikk " - 000" :: v '''':1- By BILL TURNES and scouter 235 in nueoer made a "bee line"- to the Ifniversity of Allah esmpus last Monday Toes--day and Wednesday for the sixteenth annual Boy' Scout powwow' west it: the progress 1 7 :‘: :4:-':-:- : Scoli'ts ::'::::::::::::'-:::- :::::::::':':::: ' ' “ Entertain ent Features Staged for Large Attendance - 1:: ' '' :::::::':::" 1 ' " N LL iI li ::::1 t '" ( : -- ll (iv ::: ' - 3:: s - Giedi In Program lf ' UpTiOnilialub:— !ówivolv-Ha- s sendplans ing a delegation of 175 scouts to the Silver Jamboree in Washington D C August 21 to 30 last week selecting Dr Charles G Plummer health and rafety committee as physician Idaho Falls g Officials to Bishop Lauds 'Troop 51 chairman of the council for the delegation and preparing for the receipt of applications and Atten—d's-IVICithiGreat Example troop data for the delegation roster ° D E Hammond Dr Plummer and ireet Leader i' of Group Motto council executive will be in charge of the council delegation IDAHO FALLS Idaho—What Is of The efficient organization ' On April 15 every troop in the to be one of the most out declared N last to troop 51 was demonstrated council is expected make prelimreI inary reports concerning its repre- standing events in scouting for Sunday when more than sentatives to the delegation The al gional executive committee members the 70 active members assembled ' 2 lotnienta of any troops not listing coUncil presidenti and executives ::: within one hour to aid firemen in will be transferred to oth- - here is the scheduled visit to Seatdelegates - ' k yi er troops who request more than tle Monday of- Lord ' saying the yaluable furnishings of ' ' ' ' their allotments so that when the chief scout of- the world St Mirk's cathedral the troop's arrives in Washington ev-- Several officials from the Teton delegation water from damage headquarters is a- cry troop in the council will be rep Peaks Boy Scout council which is s 1 after the church was partially dea part of the Eleventh region that ' resented by one or more scouts ::0 — stroyed by fire early in the mom Between April 15 and May 1 these embraces Seattle expect to attend the Ing among those who if adjustments in troop delegations will meeting to Included 1:i ' "The Boy Scout' gave the best At go are Dr J W West rebe made and after May adjustments expect Good 'Do a motto V their f examplaof will be made to allow districts In gional and national representative Turn Daily' that I have ever seen k I the council more representativu if David Smith cotincil president IL T t IsTever have I seen such a fine piece 1 I they are requested After this work S Alvord council executive and othto shall I never tease of work and 1 has been completed the roster of the ers did I work be grateful for the they Os Way te England i council will be officially prepared last Sunday" said the Rt Rev Arand submitted for scout is returning to Enchief The regional approval thur W Moulton bishop of the t more scouts than the 175 allowed gland from the Australian Jamboree 1 Episcopal diocese of 'Utah :: the council request permission to and will ma e one other appearance ' Word Spread Rapidly join the delegation the council of- - in the Unit d States at San Francis- giontomososomamougailb ‘‘ Hicials will request an increase in co Co1on1 G Walton chief rover The patrol system which was rethe allotment commissiO er for Great Britain will cently reorganized by Scoutmaster Scenes from The interest in the jamboree said be in the party E Et Heisler proved itself valuable D L Roberts is definite and intense is referred to two In calling the scouts together The Lord s'S study groups word was conveyed to the patrol throughout the council Many lead- - as the grand man who brought the era and scouts have made' inquiries scout program to the world It was at the sixteenth leaden and to the other troop ofte scout headquarters concerning the necessary to change annual regional ficials through Kent Wilton who - trip la- - heavy list of was notified from the scene of the applications is meeting plans at Spokane to snake annual Boy Y :expected to be in the offices before it possible for regional representa- Scout powwow fire The patrol leaders then called 0 — — tives to attend the reception in honiami kpril 15their patrol members and in one The Jamboree trains which will or of Lord Baden-rowel- l at Seattle at the University case provided transportation to the ID& CHARLES G PLUMMER carry the council delegates to Waeh- The thirteenth annual Seattle circus of Utah held church where by 9:30 a m many ington are scheduled to leave Salt is Kheduled during the visit of the members of the six patrols were last week Upchief scout of the world: present blknevecritliantsuguAAndrlitn James E West' Chief scout execu Under the direction of Mr Heisto left right on the Denver & Rio Grande West- - tive is expected to be present along per G L ler Troop Committeeman ern ranked the delegates will stop with a humber of regional and coun- Scouts Don Fox Wilton and Assistant Scoutmasters at many points of interestverroute cil executives that includes the states Mack Story Francis Goeltz and to Washington ancrthey will return of Montana Idaho Washington and Bill Rice and "Dutch" Colleen first the ialuvia Chicago on the Union Pacific Oregon Bob Landes able furnishings were reMond ' railroad Plan for Jamboree then all woodwork covered with Walter Mr Alvord chairman of the re watch water was wiped with rags and the Dahl Belvedere Troop floors were sprinkled with sawdustl that instructor said gional program committee a regional conferencewill beheld demonit to prevent Water damage - Etecutive - Roberts rate a Field SwellsFunds Tuesday to lay final plans for the Paper Move Wet Carpet scout jamboree at Washington in work cement Announces Dates aould for be removed 'Before water 9 of Belvedere L D S ward gust and make jamboree allotments Lower from the floors It was necessary for is now planning to print its three- - to the various councils within the process Different Branches the scouts to take up and move page mimeograph publication every region Scouts E W Egmore than three tons of wet carpettwo weeks and to sell it for 3 cents Applications of scouts and scouters Emerle Past of ing to a nearby warehouse issues gleston the fave in Teton 193 Peaks council total with paper put The American flag presented to Five training courses for scout several dollars into the troop tress- a tentative Approval already and taving Crosland the troop by- the—late President leaders will be In progress in the ury and with the help of advertisers been granted for 200 Mr Alvord said Woodrow Wilson for the selling of Salt Lake council by April 10 said the boys plan to further build their Assurance that 200 will go has been James Hammond number of Liberty D tlyi greatest given by regional heads but rot L Roberts council field executive treasuryloan 'bonds pert scout during the Austin Timpson and Cornelius De- - guaranteed will be decided at the hear Dr A M World-wwas among the many Saturday Bruin are the editors Don McCall regional conference Tuesday it was Woodbury talk trophies saved from the burning Since January I Mr Roberts said is business manager reported on class in the al11 back kinds of various Charters courses dating training building most to the beginning of the troop have been completed Ten courses reptites escaped with slight water damage are scheduled to begin during the Although the troop has been of- next six weeks fered meeting places by several loCourse to Continue By W G KING cal organizations the troop plans to continue to use its meeting room The standard course in the princist Wednesday toward noon In the basement of the church ples of scouimastership which was which was damaged by water only conducted during March will con- while waiting at the airport for our one-ha- i sponsoysh p university extension division And the Salt Lake scout council Members from 60 troops attended ! -- st1:1!uchtluonr 1levreinodis)770rtihteboaudtsgthe 0 41 nidn: :::::::::::::::'::::::::!::7:':-::::::::- ing merit badge counselors in Salt 1 Lake City Troop 51 was represented it':'lk:W::::4 by the greatest number of members at the powwow having 22 present ' Second was troop 41 with 11 mem :': ::''':::-- --?'7":- -bers For third place troops 18 and :E:::::!:::::i:: "::::::::::1:1 l : 59 tied with nine members each !I Ai::!'i:i::f0::::C3 '': :::''i '::::'!:::4 Hearty Welcome ' :":::::i!:41: Behind the scenes of the powwow $::W:4::::::4i4:ia::&: :iopsok:4::§A:o4i W mitirmiSSANNOWNPROMMIONAIVklip ::$W4:Mili IS the extension division which lo r :'::::::::::i::'::4 the last 16 years has arranged forin 'i::'::!!:::: 'i structors and classrooms The first :::::: St i:-:::::::::::'I powwow was attended by nearly 500 ': ': scouts of all ranks from "tenderfoot ':::::::::t:''4: i::::::::1::::) ::::::4: up" Since that time the minimum :::' :::4 ''!::4 rank requirement has been changed 5t:::::::: :::!::'::::':::::::: '44:: 1 :::' successively from tenderfoot to sec 4 t ::::::i :::':::::::::: I ':::'::::'ll: ond clam then to first class as it Ls :°:''':''' ::::i::: : today ::::::::i:: ': :i':::' i ' '' ::::!!::':f "I advocate a hobby for every boy ' The merit badge work that you are :::::::::::: ::::::::'4-:::-::::::: is hobby :' F welcomes I you to this campus because ft is an honor to sponsor a powwow for inch ::' :::!:H:! a fine group of scoutt" said Dr t ?::5 :': George Thomas president of the urn- :? '‘':1 versity at the opening assedrbly :17''' Many scouts in (he reptile class :t sought safe refuge when Dr A M c§: Woodbury the instructor brought :::: out from beneath his desk a live !:44:!4:::::' :':'': I:1 gila Inonater qi:':iq':N''!'::::4 ''kf Talks and Movies Later In the same class a "blow" snake was "blown" up by means of a small pump to several times its r own size then agowed to pop The r 141 snake makes use of its noise to scare 'trrre'-'away its enemies Each night following dinner at the university cafeteria the powwow 1 ended with a talk and movies Axel Andreason Utah Ski club WVa‘IV 4 official gave a talk on "The Founda1 tion of Skiing" Following this a ' movie sent from the Swiss federal r' railway agency in New York was ex' 'i':''11'':'1 1:4L' plained by Professor W T Runzler 111 iii:iz:::ii4ivi'$k:6 4WWW: Azka$400v A model horse made from wood otormkowszAvoo was used in the section of the powwow devoted to camping to show the scouts the proper way to pack a horse In cement work the method of mixing cement and placing it in forms was demonstrated The bird study merit badge by O By DEAN GREEN Ute Archery Club tinue during April and May with division manager Mr Moore to arS Walsh was the most popular sub0° sessions on April 11 April 18 April rive from Denver I noted six small Here ject with 94 scouts enrolled 25 May 2 and May 9 at the Jordan black specks in the west Shoot them with such strength and stuffed birds of They grew Hiawatha every description of Song swiftness 100 closer than and More ravens school six rapidly junior high quarwere used Next in line was athletics had left the bowstring with an enrollment of 51 and eivio men are taking this course Emil tered across the landing field in unSeries of 12 Training Ses By the shores of Gitchee Gurnee That the tenth I fallen!" to earth had the Ere f irst Ilight-anand couneil the erratic sits dulating si Nymakchairman of with an enrollment of 50 Sea Water Eyed bY the 'Shilling-Bifelt Hiawatha manhood Arrived at into is of the committee the Starts northeastern leader sions appeared training sky the noble Hiawatha savior of the a burning desire to seek ohi s father almost as suddenly as they had come course Malad District scoutmasdid Indian nations with his grandmother Mudjekeewis the West Wind deser-- ' not seem with the to be Although they PROVO—Nine camps including a Concurrently Ward the old Nokomis daughter of the ter of his imother the beautiful WenoJamboree camp at Provo on August ters' course a course for training making any unusual effort as they and his ash lumbered with bow nab Armed along following an Irregucamp leaders will be conducted at the 10 11 and 12 in preparation for MALAD Idaho—A series of 12 moon Here the wrinkled old Noko- quiver of oaken arrows wearing his Picks Chiefs April 13 lar course entirely different from the at- - the national scout jam- school with sessions on Hiawatha little the mis nursed taught 18 water-fou25 H purposeful direct line flight of magic mittens which could smite l April 20 and April boree at Washington D C are in- April special training meetings for the the speed with which they travhim the secrets of the heavens and rocks asunder and the magic mocca7cluded in the tentative camp program R Waldo chairman of the council scouter' and scoutmasters of this the is course di- eled was almost incredible language and habits of the beasts sins which carried him fast as the ROOSEVELT—Two They farm pa- of the Timpanogos Boy Scout coun- camping committee adbeen the first his on has forth district set wind forest Hiawatha were going with the current of the 4Comismustaudiaw:0110: and birds of the arranged trots have heen organized In Rand– 1 cil for the coming summer outlined rector venture and The famed traveler rsame high wind which-Then 'noel e Activehaving been held- Tuesday evening lc tt L'D S ward—the Owl patrol tamping committee- beaded by the Crossing the mighty Mississippi with Willard Wall Dr L D Flouts et Payson )) L Roberts council field execu- was plane from Denver for which I this picturesque and mysterious bird at the Ma lad First ward The sec- story teller a friend of Nokomis patrol leader revast plains journeying over the Never in large flocks and usually in ond will be held 181 "Made a bow for Hiawatha A pack trip for Eagle scouts of tive began Tuesday a course in the Thewaiting and Walter Bingham Dean George April Thursday to West Wind's larger bulier and pairs or at most In family groups at 8 p m in the stake tabernacle From a branch of ash he made it gion he came at last the council into the high Uinta coun elements of scoutrnastership for lead-'er- more raven is members and the Wolf patrol with From an oak bough made the arrows stronghold high in the Rocky mounclumsy in appearance at close of the Bingham troops He will from to place in travel try is also included in the program of the D Watkins C they Wooley place Tendoy patrol leader a fierce battle which Bryant than with his in tains and Here flint with near range relative winged the Tipped course of sessions conduct other the annual Eagles flight to gearch of food for food Ls the mai council conducted the meeting replacing the as evi- Ward Jarman and George Pickup left earthen feathers many upheavals Yellowstone park The date for this on April 6 April 9 April 10 and common crow (Ind by the way I objective of all their movement& It Tuesday Alton Pickup has been As special assistants he have never seen a crow in the Salt of deerskin" dence of their conflict he forced members event is tentatively fixed for Augus April 15 Mr Roberts Thursday Lake selected scoutmaster b said they attack young lambs and had with him three young men who And the cordthehe made to That Hiawatha retreat He not is so haughty neat valley) Mudjekeewis young scout Proudly a course 5 to 10 for started training pick out the sick or weak are active in scout work in Poca- walked into the forest bearing his warrior rewarded Hiawatha for his Randiett ward has definitely deor refined in contour but that they But one camping session is sched- commissioners at Karnes Other ses- graceful cided to send one scout to the sheep iin a flock and worry them to tello—Ralph V Daniels'Neal Moon bow and arrows this difference is when he searching for the valor with promise of a share in his forgotten 17 sions will be held death-i- n uled for Camp Tiznpanogos in Provo order to feed on their car- - and Elden Sharp April II April Is seen on the Washington jamboree in August the Indian not his for roebuck he antlered cleansing upon there kingdom wing disturbing 24 and casses When pressed with hunger April canyon this year instead of two as and is the first ward in the Rooseattended the men monsters meeting nations of furred or the small the Thirty friends displays feathered One assailing' who complete mastery an In previous years This camp will be At Coalville archery and model is watchful of such they will devour the eggs and young and received objective training in creatures velt district to declare such intenthe them the and stalked he grounds1 fishing clearing often things Carefully may vancourse for conducted from July 22 to 20 of gulls and other birds but their the airplane building tion They have pledged 25 toward of antlered monarch through the forest and rivers see and two of these otherwise conducting solemn organization Other camps listed are: Oak City guard leaders which has been in and principal food is freshly killed or car- troop activities was glades and brought him to earth with la- the expense The to commence his home birds group in dignified the Hurrying cavorting concamp May 22 to 24 Navajo Lake progress since March 23 will They however destroy divided into patrols each with a well air maneuvering about each other rion flesh With throbbing bors Hiawatha paused once in the Max Seeley of Bennett has been placed shaft camp June 17 to 21 Nebo camp June clude with a session on April 13 Har- volplaning Ravens do not exist grasshoppers scout the ward officers other or and leader his he in about patrol heart trophy home- - land of the Dacotahs near the falls registered as a lone brought old 24 to 28 Castle Valley camp July in large numbers they avoid cultiCarpenter and Robert Snow van- mimic combat tumbling Its troop not scout registered to yet having arrow the To in Minnehaha interest Noltemis stimulate of skin and from the ward purchase 8 to- 12 Ilintah Basin camp July 15 guard leaders in Salt Lake City are vated areas hence the damage they to Max the attend Arwill hopes On jamboree meat made heads front ancient artisan level a the the that and of cloak the him stretches made IItah's patrols training meetings to 20 Big John's Flat camp July conducting the course is vast deserts or high among the rocky do slight Heads ntaandstone flint Indications have been given that rowmaker retain their organization to see cbanquet for the villagers 15 to 30 and U B I C Camp at Mystery and superstition has sur- which will have of for Hiawatha best her manhood the record and jasper he purchased and ere he the following district troops will mountain into Thus crags grew far ranges old Fort Duchesne August 8 to 10 rounded this bird from earliest from human habitation will be found skilled in the craft of hunters learned departed had his first glimpse of Ar- send scouts to the jamboree: Neola times His coarse croakings have al- the series Design At this time there are six scout in the arts of the old men and expert rOwmakers' daughter named after I Ballard 1 Roosevelt 2 Bennett ways been thought to portend evil the waterfall Minnehaha Or Laughing I and Myton 2 and the shadow of his sable wings troops and one Vanguard troop in youthful games and pastimes Be Water When he reached the lodge A court of honor was held at Ioka Swimming in "Swift of foot was Hiawatha to prophesy disaster His sagacity fully organized and registered Several other He could shoot an arrow from him of Nokomis all he told was of his Sunday when a number of merit links him with attributes of a divine the Mated district with Mudjekeewis but never a badges and other awards were nature by some and according to troops are nearing completion of And run forward with such swift- fight word of arrows or the lovely Laugh- given Ray E Dillman was In ness Selection of a suitable design for Week others his shrewdness is obtained their organization and registration behind himt ing Water charge of the court the proposed monument at the from the devil Two ravens whis- The Malad district has made ex- That the arrow fell (Next week: Hiawatha and Pearl of arm was Hiawatha POCATELLO Idaho—Swimming trapper's cache in Cache valley will pered e counsel in Odin's ears To cellent progress in scout work dur- "Strong arrows ten Feather) shoot upward could He weeks six the Elijah-thand water safety for scout leaders be made from ones submitted by Tuesday ravens brought food past A ing Council in the Tendoy council will be taught vanguards of the Cache Valley 7:30 p Leadership train- - legendary Welsh hero was protected H an led course at Lava Hot Springs April 19 and council according to John ljGiles Lamott by by L log army of ravens The Greeks Gives BY Albert 20 according to D C Watkins executive secretary of the Utah field executive in charge of Cub- - feared the raven's power and the Pioneer Trails and Landmarks uscouncil executive ing and It:V Porter chairman Alaskan Indians carved his image on MAtatDIdaho---C Watkins Cub training course at the totem poles to ward off evil events At the last council course on that oeiation executive of the TenPocatello S In will be under Judge Xemorial school early colonial days ravens were subject at Downata more than 50 The competition doy Boy Scout council conducted vommon to Hew England but now the direction of the Cache Valley Wednesday men attended a leadership training course for 32 7:30 district Mr Watkins will offer the in- council which is sponsoring the p they are rare in the east And are Dere are two first rate dog stories jog her absence With people Nvt his shop They lived several hun- men here Monday night A N Rytfound mostly in the great open councourt of honor struction which will take the men erection Each vanguard is en dred miles to the north of Buffalo ting and J Guy Glead were In Itry of the western states having taken from the records of the Amen- - might not treat him well through all phases of swimming titled to submit one design Mr Thursday session of the learned by persecution to avoid hu- - can Society for the Prevention of She took him to a dog dealer in and they had called on the dealer charge of arrangements and artificial respira- - Giles said The final date for entry 7:30 p - Merrill Sharp of Rigby and Neal - -: Cub Leadership framing course man habitations: They mate for lift Cruelty to Animals and vouched for whom she had Is April- 20 The selection will be great 'confidence a to see if he had a dog that could re Moon and Ralph Daniels of this at the Judge Memorcial school tare devoted to each other and to The min will arrive on the night made by a committee representing a The facts in both pet shop man who made the society specialty placeone theyhad 4awneci-en- d that city student n at theVnlyersity Friday the council and the aspociatiort 4thej YOWILLreturn 1thefr old zest- by of April 19 They will camp Were sent me by Sydney Baines' Cole- - f veterinary work as wellr She told had died Idaho southern branch accompaclub Meets ing L30 atLava and will continue the to have her faithful old nied Mr Watkins for the course on the sixth floor of the Tribune gether lead a very formal and well man executive secretary of the 'S P the dealer around As were looking they they course the through Sunday way C A A and the tales themselves canine chum put out of which is known as "The Elements building Taxidermy will be the ordered life Sea old in and she paid 'him for his trouble happened to notice the unhappy ' are well worth your reading of Scoutmastership subject of the lecture All scouts I While Mr Coleman preferred not doing 10 dog whose mistress bad left him there scouters are invited to visit and Canadians Buy Dog Holds to give me the names of the people to be put to death They went over the meeting Appointed Chairman The man prôrtfised the dog should to where he was tied and examined MERIT BADGES and dogs concerned in the narratives Satürday j13 Albert of Smith Lake be Salt should he themnot and that of these the suffer truth narratives Do you need them? Mack McPhee who has his second 7:30 p Camp Leadership George him Join the course will start at the Jordan City member of the executive corn- selves LI attested by the S 12 C A killed at once The woman bade a pates papers and who is majoring They saw he was getting along in of the national council Boy Let's go: rather tearful farewell to the animal Triteletrange Club MAPIATON-g-Th-e MaPleton scout in mathematics at the University of high school The course will be mittee of also was saw that But age he woman and they her her been friend who has N Y an Scouts America had been A had apBuffalo An organization for organized and camp equipment troop under direction of Scoutmaster Utah gave an informal talk at the the kind of dog they wanted MERIT BADGE Council Ex- - Pointed es chairman of the nom elderly dot that seemed to be nearing guard for so long Then she set forth just asked his will be discussed Iir ii Whiting gays a mothers' lath meeting of troop II last Tuesday for price tied the They dsaler woman and The ADVANCEMENT resolutionk the end of hs days The i!or Europe ecutive D E Hammond will lead inittie on program en e and sons' banquet and program night busiIn was not Not the dealer Ws store a in comer natiorial of old dog the annual council! was going to Europe where she Nzxt meeting Friday April 12 a discustion on "Camp Safety"Ifor stthe amusement hall Monday night He told of some "salty" sea experito stay for at !rest a yeae)stad left hlm there until he should ress for his health but to try to to he held in Chicago 7:30 p pec:ed !meeting for pileand 85 ences irstructiors attended gave guests Approximately make as good a livelihood PS possible1 Room 603 Tribune Bldg ' Merrill 7:30 p Salt !Ake council May PI and 17 according to word Sc) F he decided it would be br5t to have time after work hours to kill He Thrpanogosl ing Noes He also showed how ships Christopherson the been had paid by dogs owner' court of honor at the Twenty reeved from James E West chief have the old deg put painlessly toand bury tOn their position at sea with sex-scout executive spoke and troopili 1Continuect on Paso IOC) death rather than to leave him dur-- i Just then two Canadians came into scout executive Ut eighth L D S ward :::::::::::: :::::::: -4 lo is l"'"''4 ' :" ::::::::::: as' "'!' ) 1 -- - ::':::!::::i::::::::::: H7 Baden-Powe- ) 1 :'--: :! -- Training Courses For Leaders on City's Schedule jokt ::: I': university :::l) 4271 : :: ::::':: ::4r" :i: ' - ::: A:!'Ii::':::-- ::::::l t4Or77-Anmrs- p L! - ar The Raven Meetings Held On Special Work Archery Heroes of Myth Timpanogos Council :SetsCamp Program -- for Rand lett Forms Patrols -- - - - by-th- a -- ' for Monument Courses in Will Selected Calendar Water Safety Planned 1 Tendoy f-the Tales of Real Dogs— PaysonTerbu Two Good Dog Stories From P C A Records life-savi- ton– - over---nig- ht Mapleton Troop anquet and Program P:ineiiance Experiences of Told Troop 3leeting n F ' s for 1 Head Training Coune 0 |