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Show 'SCOUTS Ell TRIPJTO PM I Tour of Yellowstone Without Accident; Camp in South Fork Planned After spending two weeks In Yellowstone Yel-lowstone national park. Ogden Hoy Scouts returned to nKiion last Friday Mated over their trip, the experience and the wonder working of nature, as shown in the park s geysers and scenic formatlonr Lnterir.g the western entrance en-trance of the park on July 20 the boys, in company with adults, hiked more than Ijo miles, visiting all of tho principal places of Interest and camping over nlsht at tho end of each day's hike Thirty-five miles of the distance was made on train. o ILLNFW There was no illness to mar the trip, the part of hi scouts and officials muking the tour without accident The giant two-ton truck which carried the equipment tor the trip returned to Ogden yesterday encountering little difficulty uijc to Lad road conditions In Id'iliu. The truck was in charge ut David Steele. Nine scouts made frc trip with the truck, together with :S. Telford, driver, nntl Mr and Mrs. Frank Baer, cooks. TAKI, MOVIES. Photographer George Oushon took more than 4,oo0 leet of movie film of the trip, all ot wnich will be shown at a local theatre in the n-;ai future. The plans for tho outing of the sctuts pluniicd for South Fork Will Ut worked out and It Is probable that ti c outing will take place during the o-mhig wtek and the following week, the sout board will meet Monday to niaae final plans for the outing, which vill feature athletics, scout work, hiking and other phases of scouting, 'len army tents havo been purchased for use at tho summer ci mp rl liSOWLL OF HIKERS. The following scouts made tho trip to Yellowstone: Troop 16 Clifford Hupeaker, William Wil-liam T. liurton. Harold Farley. Heber Jacobs. Phillip King. PediqO Voll, Vera Arbon, xteimen Mclirlde. Ralph Wheelwright, Lisle Stewart, Lawrence Praniweli, tiilbcit Heck, Spencer lien-r.ett, lien-r.ett, Kuion sievenson. Klgby Jacobs, Kobert Burton. Charles Taylor Troop 3 Robert Brunzeli, Blwood Llpplncott, Lewis Miller, J M . Boyd. Miiton Kieines, Jack .May, George Uuddurd, Charles Muiphy, Marcus Malison. Troop 13 Wallace Grccnwell, George Booth. Gene Grecnwell. Tiuop 4 Franklin OSgOOd. Troup 39 tSall Lakc Donald Gates. Tioop IS Clyde Barton. Troop 18 (.b'ait Lvike) Kenneth l L rning. 1'iuujj 21 Wlllaid Scowcroft and L la. cute Clarke. lioup 3 Ren Wright. Troop 89 Ailyn Jaciv&un. Bert Upton, Up-ton, George James, John James, Leonard Leon-ard bleiinlc. Casper Woods Elton Hussey, Carman Anderson, Leroy Wll-Ic-tt. Alfred Adams, John Hussey, Allen Al-len Hampton, Lugene Stone, Haiold Cronipton, Charles Crompton. Kenneth Ken-neth Canfleld, Clifton Canlleld, Theo-ioie Theo-ioie Banfleld, l-'loyd Pace, Kay Adams, Ad-ams, Cornelius Lee, Leuler Kuse, Alton Al-ton Wansgard, uwen Wausgurd, Glen I Keeder, Arthur Griffith, Thomas V barton. Harris Kidgcs. Buster Good-liiunson, Good-liiunson, Eddie urcm, Sherman est. Charles Stevenson, Harold Carlson. Oi 1 1C1 Its. t).N 1KIP. Tho following scuut officials and associate- members also made the trip: tuout Executive G. A. Goatcs, Dr. Charles G. Plummer, David F. Steele, Wiliord O. Kidges. T. B, Wheelwright, Wheel-wright, Joseph Evans. Ben oppman, George VV Goshen, George Bergstrom, Liclbeit Foulger, Herman Koldewyn, l.'uii Winn. Frank Baer. Mary Baer. S Telford. . an Wyke, na.ionul park servil , official Associated Press reporter; re-porter; Horace B. Albright, superintendent superin-tendent of park, Mrs. Theroii Was30n, park geologist, and A Lindsay, as- slstant superintendent. |