Inter-Mountain Republican | 1907-02-01 | Page 4 | Who Shall be the Colonel?

WHO v lO SHALL IJ nl OF BE THE People Interested in tho the National Guard of or Utah o ha lavo observed the later developments touching that organization or or- with whim a n keen sense of satisfaction fl Mr Ved woods wood's selection as adjutant general has m mot met t a general It I Is believed ho has both the will and ond the ability to make the tho Guard nil all it should be te Tn In this work much will depend on the personality of ot iho tho man n to b bo be commissioned l as ns colonel Dr Charles G. G Plummer has been sUgg- sUgg suggested for Cor this po position anI and from the expression of or guardsmen and other friends of that organization the tho name seems to bo be generally ap ap- ap- ap proved Dr Plummer Is regarded rde as competent in a military sense to have sufficient time for the discharge of tho the increasing duties that will be he laid upon the In command comman and ond pO possessed t of a II taste for those social social so- so so so- cial affairs without which the service of nn any moo mon would he hp tut futile lie It HH JIll Is said to he be In perfect accord II with tho the adjutant general anti to lo possess in the fullest d degree r the Ienco and respect of oC officers and enlisted men amen alike A Wo o 0 can not but th the wish that express he or he or a man manIn manin In all ways wn's as good may good may bo ho self selected It seems the has started very favorably These Initial moves move aro are encouraging Tho Time basis for or th the tho D I- I st Guard Guam GuardIn In the tho Vest seems ems to have havo been laid