Show 4- 4 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE C "Once a Scout Always a Scout" Boy Scouts of troop 64 all in uniform and all equipped with to sleeping bags leave for Yellowstone next Wednesday O: TRIP TO PARK 1 good time HONOR COURT Participants in Court of Honor Atop Ensign Peak MEETS ATOP AT LAKE CAMP ENSIGN PEAK Executive 'Committee Will Uet- Clia nee Scenic Site nded that as a finishing touch the popular camp needs a decorative feature in the way of a combined mascot and totem wooden So 'the Indian— the variety which was to the cigar store what the atnped pole is to a barber shop — was de- '4- - Sesi6n Follows Dedication A tfl'-s-z ic-s- - - c your fall and winter o r g a n z ation and activities? Now Is a TO HOLD MEET Indian For Totem’ Wood Wanted— wooden Indian In keeping with the outdoor tradition! of the Tracy Wigwam leIloW8tone TrOop committeemen: Have you lined up "Once a Scouter Always a Scouter" LEADERS PLAN Troops Seek SCOUTS TAKING! New Uniform O and SCOUTERS’ PAGE SCOUTS’ SUGARHOUSE will Go to SUNDAY MORXINTJ JULY 29 1934 nuLte- - j tfjn 1 Ji&etiUVSpL gSiytoCgagiUg4 of Monument Thure day Evening The Salt Lake City Boy Scout counwill hold its The pioneering is not all done cil executive comm-ttnext executive meeting August 11 at George Albert Smith member of the national executive committee Camp Steiner Scout lake in the Uintah mountains announced D E Boy Scouts of America made this statement addressing the annual hisHammond council executive Saturcided upon toric court of honor of Ensign disA diligent search was made for day trict scouts held Thursday night a suitable picture of one of the “Many members of the executive The court of honor met on the top committee have never visited Camp cigar store Indians This failed of Ensign peak after the dedication Steiner and therefore are not acbut nevertheless council headof a monument commemorating the quainted with its possibilities” said quarters in the chamber of comfirst ascent of the peak July 26 1847 Mr Hammond “The camp is bemerce are still optimistic that in two days after the entry of the first some forgotten corner one of ‘the lieved to be without peer in its set company of pioneers into the valley wooden Redmen may be found — ting in the United States if not the by Brigham Young and seven other world and if found— that the owner “Weather qondition so far have will donate him to the jcout pioneers The monument was built by the been ideal at the high mountain camp Ensign L D S stake Mutual IminciThe openWigwam Tracy camp with the exception of the ” provement associations with which The dentally is proving popular with ing day Saturday July 21 the district scouts are affiliated It local scouts The number atopening day he said had a aeries of contains stones from such nptable period tending for a three-dadrenching rainstorms places as Buffalo Bill’s grave toear All regisOf 240 scouts all but two troops reached 54 recently Denver the site of the ill fated camp made the hour's pack trip to the setered scouts may use the camp of the Donner patty in the Sierj-without cost cluded lake without getting wet Nevada mountains during the winter Scoutmasters and parents are Fires were built in tepees one lor 7 of the place where Jim each troop so that all acouts were assisting the scouts to get away Bridger offered Brigham Young $1000 from the hot weather in the valenabled to dry out and warm up for the first bushel of grain he could ley by helping the patrols and thoroughly before turning In for the grow in Salt lake valley and Indetroops organize for outing to the night pendence rock Wyoming "The 21 tent floors 18 feet’ by 16 Wlgwsm The scout mustjeport Mr Smith said that the scouts of feet-lbefore 930 a m at th camp size built this summer proved today are laying a foundation for the their value on the first day of camp" headquarters eltheP on Monday future "Character does not come or Thursday mornlnga Mr Hammond continued ‘‘while the all at once” he said “but is built up ' straw tick beds proved eminently sat layer upon layer as this monument iafactory The scouts now are able was constructed” Scouts and scouter taking part tn the first unnnal court of honor to keep clean and dry no matter trap Back row— Robert Patrick Jay Skidmore Stanford Darger Glen More 75 scouts and scouters of Ensign district Thursday on top of Ensign peak Front row left to Patterson Knight Kerr W V Moore and Clark P Russell It is attended than whet the weather” the court of honor Need of the camp now are a piped right— Tom Leaver Heber Grant Victor Stevenson Emil Malmberg planned to hold a court of honor on top of the peak each July 26 the mately 48 awards were madeApproxiwater system and more tents he John D Giles district chairman and chairman of Vanguards for the Young John Ur Giles chairman anniversary of the first ascent of the peak in 1847 by Brigham — J -- Success-In - — L church Bob Ghrtstopheraony Leland Eggleston and Rue —weather' S pioneers SAd Seven other said' — district called the meeting to order Assistant Scoutmaster At Larson As an Incentive to troop efficiency and introduced Melvin Strong scout and Dr Charlea Woodruff chairman In camp the council will awardi a commissioner who was executive ofet tha troop committee will be in distinctive pennant with the wardficer County Commissioner Alvm charge at the trip A major share of Scouts Lake Council “Salt ing Boy A Beesley was chairman tha credit for the undertaking is due of America Standard Camp Troop Troop 47 of the Eleventh L D S to Scoutmaster Crowther his assistCamp Steiner 1934” to all troops ward hoisted the American flag at Fire-Do- g Not Native ants Mr Larson Arch Erskine and Specie which qualify sunrise Thursday the eighty-eightBill Christensen Jr Dr Woodruff Buie Given anniversary of the pioneer ascent of Planted in Strawberry Joseph Blsckburn and Dr X V Merthe peak The flag was lowered at To win the pennant a troop must rill of the troop committee and the a to more first I the the than with buy alluring Anyone sunset as part of the court of honor price not only fly the camp inspection flag The longer 1 study dogs the less Fleh Lake fathers’ organization beaded by I owner TWIN FALLS ldiho-- A total of understand become that dog’s as the One Hundred and Forty-fiftFINDS HER SPHERE about them For instance dog tan each day of th week during their 291 Billings master 27 atits can become scouts scout leaders and I can’t figure out why certain dogs But nobody That settled Tricks’ decision to cul- field artillery band played “The in camp the having atey passed and weeks’ tended the two t annual outing are daft about fires and firemen and without the eager worshiping Banner” Editor's note: Th following dally inspection but must win n at Camp Sawtooth on the itself Do you tivate these wonderful people who Boy Scout houses and why those things consent of the dog artlclt la tha tenth of a aerie on approved rating for participation in campgrounds reto her not In Woqd River valley fire for difference? balls only threw to many other catrh the fishing ’written by H P Kipp jniture witer end campfire pro- above Ketchum Executive Amby mean nothing at all trieve but who actually purchased FIREMEN CHOSEN MASTERS scoutmaster of troop 34 grama Each Icoutm aster in this Frederic of Snake river area an- dogs" If it is the noise and the exciteWell Tricks was owned by Mr such balls for her program ‘will rate all other troops nounced Friday on hi return fiom ment and the danger which lure Bobo But her chosen masters were She took to spending most of her — Silver salmon hav been planted In except hla Own f immeHe there with Mrs 'Frederic time at the fire house The men few fire dogs to the queer Fishing t Scout laka has been diately started arrangements L Strawberry reservoir an$ FIh lake for these more dogs the men of No 7 company of the adopted her as readily as she adopted Three thousand Camp Independence In theJ'Mihl-dok- hobby then why don’t tn Utah and have proven fairly suc- ideal this season take an interest’ in fires? Fdr the Springfield fire department And thu them Thej used to buy meat and llz trout were planted 1A the mountains east of Oakley to cessful These fish grew vary rap- legal healthy young dog loves is how she happened to desert her cake for her— perhaps not realizing average lake thla year by the game commie Grant Fox vanguard commissioner one week a very akin and coreTf acouts have caught open Monday for excitement and commotion and rid- owner and to take up with her new that cake is bad for a dog’s teeth and for Grant district baa been appointed idly and therefor within 116 Camp Sawtooth registered digestion— and they gave her the free George Albert Smith member of at a fast pace masters scouts and 11 leaders the first week ing chairman of the committee of’ van- - short time produce fish of legal size their limit fox run of the house the national council Boy Scouts of ii a canine twist of brain that It was She ”Th I th and last that During swimming boating 16 Strawberry year advancement 135 ecouts profor th Salt Lake leaders the I don’t understand But neither does and and guard day Tricks was trying to coax America and the council of the 12 terrier Like so many of her clever herOne Council Vinguard association - an- - reservoir was open before the itate grams have never before proved eo second week he said They earned new friends into a game of ball apostles of the L D S church will And now to the story breed she liked nothing better than nounces M Elmer Christensen presi- fish and gams department closed tha popular” said Mr Hammond "while credits for advancement Tn various anyone else dogs: to retrieve Neighborhood boys used with her when an alarm was turned address the Sunday of one of these rare was ' It to baseball become reservoir chle) the also baa morning open-ai- r angling as very popu dent activities such swimming copper Tricks belonged to G E Bobo of to toss stones for her to fetch back in In joke a fireman picked her up services of the East Jordan L D The committee will be charged with source o game fish for the fisher ler particularly with the scout from leather rope and wood work with a of onto seat her tossed and the street Springfield S 136 Cecil East to them between her jaws stake fathers’ and sons’ outing at Bingham in camp last week” atimuleting Interest in merit badge man Only one boy unable to swim the to The firemen too in the nearby truck that was just getting into mo- Giles flat Big Cottonwood canyon This species la not a native of Utah Dr Gordon Steele of Tooele is resi- full length of the tank at Easley’s hot Ohio When I say she belonged work and a wide variety of other ac But owner tion her wai I he mean themThe encampment began Friday him tivlties for the development of van-- - streams or lakes but la found on the dent camp physician engine house used to amuse springs before toe camp was dis- he was not her master That was the climax The dashing when large numbers of selves In spare moments by throwing short coaatal atreamafrom California Boy Scouts banded guards says Mr Christensen ri’de and the was the fire to one rackety and their fathers journeyed to the stones for her to retrieve Then Plana for the senior acout and van- to Alaska It la identified by hav Because most of the towns had armost little the etergloriotis experience work Barton Nordlmg Twin of the men discovered that this camp Saturday’s program consisted guard pack trip from Savage’a ranch tng 125 to 139 diagonal row of looseranged to conduct court of honor ses- copper and nal carrying of stones was beginning dog had known or dreamed of The of hikes baseball horseshoe pitchto Camp Steiner August 29 to Sep-- ly attached ecalee along th lateral sions for awarding of hono'rs and ad- Falls eagle scout hoots the and Lunthe siren clanging to wear down her teeth ing contest and a campfire program tember 1 will bt reviewed at a meet lint a very round head and a small vancements when the camp ended commissary director Lawrence So he bought her a Bard rubber smoke'imd flame the crowds the at- during toe evening inf of all vanguard commissioner Of eye Tha fleaK although of excellent Mr Frederic stated he did not con- din Twin Falls high school instrucof tense all excitement— H O Berrett stake Young Men’s ball At once Tricks was overjoyed mosphere th council August 8 flavor la light In color When caught duct any general court of honor at tor archery Mutual Improvement association President Ralph H Snyder of Al- at the new plaything It did not hurt these were rapture to Tricks In the ocean It welghi from three to Camp Sawtooth to disrupt these was Henceforth fire a she dog superintendent and various yvard fifteen pounds In fresh water it does number of boys bion Normal college will be a princi- her jaws as did the stones and it but a BURLEY Idaho-B- oy Scouts will plans the testslarge committees were ln charge of the RECOGNIZES AN ALARM Independence oould be hitten into as she was bringnot very often reach auch a large pal speaker passed assemble at their Camp Independence Each ward was assigned a I is Almost instantly she learned to outing the scout leaders assisting this week Mr Frederic announced ing it back for another throw Among on -- The main objection to planting it In in the hills southeast of Oakley Besides it had a most entrancing recognize an alarm Sleeping or play- camping area were Dr J N Davis Kimberly Similar work will be carried on there l there for scouts from Cassia and way of bouncing in air and of rolling ing or eating she would break off fresh water lakes la that it offers good Monday for an outing lasting a week president of Snake as erratically along the sidewalk Alto in whatever the occupation might be who was camp physician and gave Minidoka counties with two troops fishing only temporarily as it aeldom Four troops from Burlev as well Kimgether it was a priceless toy And she and she would gallop wildly to the aid tests Superintendent Frank from Twin Falls and one from first reproduces there and dies when fully one each from Declo Pella and Unity in its nearest truck or engine and scramble mature However It la a game fight will be represented with their scout- H Thomas Gooding former area berly also expecting to attend Mogt abandoned nature of the scouts at Camp Sawtooth were favor who conducted er and has proved a boon-- to fisher- masters In force Scattering scouts president aboard In a week she had chewed it almost There she would cling balancing the first week Vance Broyles from Twin Falls Jerome Lincoln POCATELLO "Idaho— A study of men In Utah generally at silver sal- from Malta Oakley Albion and study who will affiliate with the Buhl when meny Emil Benson Blaine Gooding and Camas counties to pieces Then one of the firemen herself with the ease of a veteran leathercraft Indiana was conducted at an addition mon will usually bit On my honor I will do to Twin Falls carving wood and which are closer to that camp bought her a brand new ball even (Continued on Following Past) al week’s camping enjoyed by Boy other kind of fish found’’ in Utah organized troops atare expected soap the camp to more bring the number best to keep myself Scouts of the eastern Idaho area last lakes are having ’’off days my t than 100 week at Camp Tendoy Th activl ’ mentally awake Amby Frederick scout executjye tie were arranged by D C Watkins of th Snake river area from Twi’A area executive who is adopted Chief Falls will have charge of the camp Tighogoya (Lone Scout) of the He will be assisted by Don Barlow tribes By DR RICHARD R LYMAN and other local officials of the orW G KING Two Indians from the Fort Hall Member of the National Council and By ganization It Is announced that 9250 reservation were appointed by Superthe Salt Lake Ceunell Executive One of the most fascinating obon for each will all defray attending intendent F A Gross of tho reserve- Committee I have ever Idaho— The Teton expenses Including transportation Editor's note: The following is simply attained if all branches of the servations of bird life ton to aid (n tha Instruction of the IDAHO FALLS council ensummer la The Those on Scout located influwho bank tha as leaders have done Peek week last lend Boy camp was their of made a several of proper it Brighton Kedmen’e way of living Tha scout the second -organization series and those who today directed by H S Alvordlof a mountain stream In a grove be leaders are ence and do toeir jobs m outlined— About 50 feet from tbe cabln In which on Cubbmg" and plans artlclcg songs studied Indian campment X sang Indian madeheid-dreiiexecutive Saturday complet- neato to height of the Albion-Oadoing the work of the world as a rule “Pack committeemen are so neces- I was staying there is a dense growth e for thlg work ln the salt Lake woodcraft and council It Is within hiking have had a something in the form of sary that great care should be given of brush with a clump of young wilcouncil arranged bv A W Lowbeadwork articles and enacted In ed Its first week’s program with more ley mountain 1 ’Pur an outstanding scouts and scouters from to distance of many mountain lakes The etteiu They should be lows next to a cleartog---M- y Inspiration of the council cub-- their selection chairman L- - dish ceremonlea ery Indian stories than 400Snake which has driven them on end on to river villij) districts In camp fo well equipped With all ftteei- - birtg committee: fathera of active culis and men who tion was drawn to the willows by the upper at the Campfire council ring east Woods Lake unusual the hall el attendance at mess of success but posisary toeir Some the buildings including a of realize heights of sound rather rapid The extra week of camp climaxed importance quiet have had teachers give this ambition and kitchen commissary and office of Ashton Full cooperation should be ob- tion who are determined to do their tattoo apd Iook!ngI2awA38DSUCterL six week of scouting ftr Inspiration gome have found Ifm troops were represent building warm water shower bath tained from sponsoring institutions job well who will lend evefy effort at Work-anthen' another The pair doy whera 307 scouts enjoyed atays "Twetfty-oof recreation grounds and the like It books jvhile many like Michael to give the cubmaster the assistance of them were so busy they were not among the plnei7000 feet above sea ed taking part in the program from before and applications parents first is thought to be the highest Boy hiking campcraft handicraft Pupln attribute the outstanding suche will require and help develop disturbed At first I kept my dislevel othcess that has come to the influence Scout camp in altitude in the world are made for cub pack charters aid swimming and boating plenty of leadership for the pack tance and remained motionless Then and ambition of their mothers Teach11 erwise the entire cubbing program Is They should attend training I slowly and- quietly “moved closer ers books and even mothers who or in- until I was within six feet of them Cottonwood Distric likely to be in the position of a step- courses and keep themselves which can thus inspire are rare — child— likely to be unhappy— accord- formed on new developments and The male was sharply patterned in these have touched effectively the black and white as shown above and Scoots Planning Camp ing to A W Lowery chairman of practices followed by other packs lives of but few tiut in these days th Salt Lake City council cubbing "Cubbing being a home centered he had a red crown and thrpat and such an impetus to accomplish has committee program with emphasis upon the a yellow belly The- - female was sum Only two week remain for Cot- been brought into toe lives of mil"The council cub committee wishes den it must have the active supportl iar but with very little red vonwood district Boy Scout tq e lion of our boys who a ecouts have were chiseling holes about a ptjsSffie assistance to et the iridividunl parents end packs every They most for' their preparations been impressed with the sanctity and hasten the time when new packs can who lack toe individual parent coop- quarter of an inch square through thrilling trip of th year— to Camp value of scout honor end have rebe chartered and start these differ- eration soon find their' boys behind the outer bark of the willows These Steiner in the Uintah mountains peated so frequently the scout oath ent groups of boys along in their first with the program and losing interest were m regular geometric patterns They will leave August 11 that it has become bone of their bone "The cubbing program is simple around the entire surface but in no experience in cubbing an experience 'The trip will be better then ever and fiber of their fiber until in them which will develop the boy himself and iffords the parents an opportu- - case did they girdle the small trunks this year because roads have been this inspiring glows constantly to' the extent that he receives the jnijy of understanding their boys’ nat so as to kill them The sap was oozImproved tent floors have been made thought' “On my honor I will do my coopera’ion of his parents as well ural qualifications and gives them the ing from the upper holes A quaking nd prize will be awarded best to keepjnvself mentally awaked ai toe pack commitiacman and no chance to guide him through those aspen was growing — -- The time will be August IT to 18 The purpose glowing In their hearts 12 when he needs and this same pattern years old and more years from one of th most favorable periods of the physical and mental powis 'The sponsoring institution must their 'personal guiding" hand ai he healed over showed far up on its the season JAMES TRANTER ers they possess for making of their understand toe program to take full forms his ideas of right and wrong trunk 1 cut one of toe willows so toe lives greatest possible successes to in fact the basis of his future atti- marked and brought it home f t advantage of its opportunities Ever and always they stand ready serve its locality ‘in a capacity not tude toward the things worth while A pair of ruby throated humming Fathers Sons Ouiing to do their best to keep themselves possible unless It sponsors- cubbing in life It has been proven that a cub birds were taking advantage of this mentally active mentally alert yes 'Institutions should offer this ser- will not progress properly without ready made feeding place end were Concludes on Sunday So inspired our awake mentally vice to gain contact with people whom his parents' active interest There- dartutg eagerly from one willow to scouts millions of them are march-ujotherwise they would not reach and fore must have an active par- another licking up the sap Bushtits pack Featured by a program of hikes to on achieve outstanding sucboulder does even better to reflect regardless of their identity their po- ent By THE REV ORMAN C KING organization as the program calls and yellow warblers also came to bonfires sports and a Sunday morncess heat back to your oven sition will be strengthened by assist- for The experience of the majority feed and I moved into the picture so Scoutmaster f Troop 111 three-dathe Since service ing religious plenty of sleep whets the init is often convenient ing those small boys to the whole- of councils reporting indicates theclosely that a little bushtit not much Then fathers end sons’ outing of the Third Back logs built by your campfire to build again tellect real scouts will go to bed the campfire on the side of a some training afforded by the na greatest cause for losses in cubbingblgger than toe hummers alighted L D S ward at the Tracy Wigwam will improve the efficiency of cook- hill In this case t hole may be dug tional cub early because on thqir honor thev come from the lack of some part of for a fraction of a section on my pitfgranv are to do their bestjo keep themselves in Mill Creek canyon will conclude ing by reflector oven Your biscuits for the firebed with the side not “Packs be should started in these in against necessary organizations shoulder Then came some more ' ’ not only will brown more quickly the hill serving to reflect heat back stitutions toat Sunday halfheartedly 'con - "Packs will be authorized as rap-- ! humming birds’ and'two Vf" the quar-- j ZtkinateTt'hs ffrm ncr’eahoo1 Those in charge of toe outing are and uniformly but also will be more toward the one come in oven The loose earth sen! lo as ev rnet the condition ofirelsome mites fought it out above mejother awav time after time m trying s in ce plain food will helo to make icy E Erickson of the ward bishopric appetizing if cooked with the aid of most tike Sre w piled up offers a quick method of Tram thie hole packs stepchildren— organization and forth parrv and thrust with! my head bv inches but otherwise and keep bos mentally awake bos Arthur JD Murphy troop fommittee back logs A cub to ership including the parent Jtinguishing the fire completely after' likcl to be unhappi Attef their needle bill both of them rl- harmony in the a ' o v v chairmen and Gilbert Nobba snd M watch the r diet In short Bnv A rock wall may be built to serve the meal is cooked— a desirable fea must be interested and which with their proper understand ing perpondicularlv fulh 100 leet in thicket Riightnn progress kept a bird Sc iu s a e on their scout honor bound paiadr-E Dunkley scoutmaster and assistant the same purpose If materials 0Win hf' cyPf"ce ° the lhreat 0f t0r w of lr °( rllhbmg the nniv problem 7 to the air until' one retr'eated °r I hope to tell ou more later of what n to eat so to to think a O ’Scoutmaster respectively Of couise a readily available toetosults it aims at and can be sokcep them all on the right ttacf These little fellows drocc one an 1 saw there (Continued 0itoiM acouts of troop 64 of D S ward all clad in L Sugarhouse regulation Boy Scout unilorms with Shorts — an innovation for this council —plan to leave Wednesday at 745 a m for a two weeks’ motor trip through YtUowitone national park and th Jackson Hole country an- noun cei Scoutmaster George L Crowther Tha trek !i the culmination of a plan made by leader of the troop at ona of their monthly meetings held in November 1933 At that time the teak teemed almost impossible but by the cooperation of parents and of many Icout minded business men of Sugarhouse the Idea gradually tangible proportions The boy of the troop were not permitted to receive donations but a plan to concentrate all available boy jobs In the vicinity for the dis- posal of scouts who wished to earn the funds necessary for the trip enabled practically every scout who wished to make ths trip pay his way Tha personnel Include boy from tenderfoots to eagles all uniformed in regulation attire conspicuous by their shorts The absence of quilts and blankets also is a featura of their equipment each boy having mada a sleeping bag waterproofed and bf sufficient insulation to Insure the deeper against ths most rigid Thirty-fiv- e a 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