https://haylibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/1be067094a0973ee07125470e8653397.pdf e3bbf58bba2037e01af5d3e72824a2a4 PDF Text Text -1 0 /iv , - - - -i ~ust 21, 1925. I l SMEAD 88 SP59940 -___,. �Omaha - August 21, 1925. Hiss Je ssi e McDi armid: Yours 19th on the Junior Cru:ip : I arn afraid you are e.n ove r-s ens itive soul, overlooking the fact that the nati cnnl officers from uplift organi zations are employed to cri t icis e, a.nd nhil e no doubt Miss Sandiford gave you a lot of praise, a fen th i ngs s he felt co::r.pe lled to say in lh.e v1ith her ritual made the de epest i mpression on you . I um su r e ~. e pa ents o~ your little kin~dom of mixed nationalities, yo· r loyal young subjects , and eve rybody oo.l 80::ipo.ri.y pr ope rl onnected v,i th tho Union Pacific e.,rnluo.te the work acconplished , and the element oi' fell .n; .. ip ,7hich you a.re teachi ng these young pe ople transcends, in my opinion ut l east, a ll the minor detni ls tlat seem to have run slightly at vo. i '.lnce v,i th the Scout Code . r. iss Sandiford s houl d keep in mind that G:!-rl Scouts a.re usually orcanized in English speaking communities, and playgrounds are accessible to their homes , churche s, etc., uhile you a.re compelled to assemble a ver,J mixed clas s of children, ,·ndely s eparated by race, religion and tongue, carrying theo an extreme distance to find even a half suitable playground. I huve in mind that the young l ady's report will touch very softly on the thin GS that you feel she has �(-., ( , 11' 7.. ro /Jt v C-,·,, f Sa), µ.,-J ,f,v,'rrl (b _l" _J. ~ ,.. •. 1 -c. o;:.•~OF21 _c·~o 2S .,, "Go~ 9.c;; c'.U1 C, ol'S:;i ., _n_ ' .Jo.o~i'io Co:::!.1 C:1 Go 0 £' ':!.°LG 0 :i.o 'J :.o .. :. D.oi:7i , . nil 0::i.d . '1 c . 0 " �only f'orc0 norking seriously .for the in:i:egration of the people, 'che public 0chool and to ll. l0s0 extent ·the christia.q ohurche0 11 the ohurohee: 11 hot1Gv0r 0 pre'cty ,mll split up along ruoinl lineso Sin c0 oomir1g t o 'che px-ope x-~cy I have attemp-ced to vrork out n social b0tte nnen·c pro l"D.Illv po.rt:'!.cu lo.rly £'o x· ·cha r10m0n o.nd ohildrent> v1hose live o G.!'3 ro.thoi:' dro.b und 1 lmvo ti,ied to keep in mind the fact 'chat paterno.1is t i c oociul Uo!i."lt ro. a l provo o h0lpf\al 0 much of t he s orae attompted by carctain coo.l con pru.i o re nlly u oub o·H ·t u-ce f oy- rmg;e s o.ntl labor conditi ons o Our firs t otep t10.s to orgo.nize n.i., Empl oy00 dis tid.bu-l:e d f r ee to onploye o !I ntto □pt in ° Mo.go.zi ne ·which is O to gain contx•ibutioi:1- 0 fi•om t he men 0 n m.10n o.n d child.ren o i7: .,_h D ho;Tl:.l"iT0T v 1:ttl o ouccc os 0 our off:lcio.1 otai'f com... po lled ·co n:ri t0 pructieo.lly evoeything t> ov0n the of fo!"ing of oo.sh p rize □ for 0.!1'-.:: · cl0s of fni ling of' o. ro npo 100 o Hy ide o. of the r.10.gn s in0 nas n ot only that - · n·· r '-' d·' root rot rn 0 but li k0nioo ·c, .0 oppo i c .i ty of oi'.f'oz-:i.n g to our o:.:Jpl yoo o. tiro.i· od ooeio.1 u orkor uithout t h8 poopl0 fe eling t hat t hey "\"10l"0 0i g oub 'o od t o t oo n ouGueotion~ our prooont Etlitor eso 0 lliss Jessie tlcD10.r2id 0 c1:11·ryin15 o t he s ocio.l no rg:" . or ntri;ho .:.{;y 0 ho,;..=iver- 0 limited to o.dvi co c.111 11 ou 6 g,~)Gtion 0 vary dafin _t o o. t o:ipi; no.de to keep t ho r0n.l foreo bo i ntl ever ooaio.l off or ·c i n tho 1o.ndo o • t 0 empl oycs m:1d ·cheir f'runili0s 0 lli oo I.foDia. cl. m1.d 0 0::1:3 of our offi cio.lo o.tto ding all organize:'Gion m00ti ng0 0 b ·c b a.rr od fro:w holding of'f'i co or voting t ho?ei . o ill.a@ l'foDio.rmid ho.s had 0Ep0~ienc0 in sooial uork i n Chicago 0 eho ser·ve d t he Rod Croso for ·s on0 yo o.l"O o.nd has had sixteen n ontho 't70.X' 0 0rv:lc0 i n P:runco E.i.""l.d is vrell 0duoo/i;0d0 i nf'on:e d o.nd disposi tionedo Ihvin~ ha.d mtp0_ $.0nc0 \7i th the Girl Scout Ok~e;o.n= izo.t i on 0 she o.tt eopted in 1923 t o f ol l c\7 n previous effort made to orgo.nizo Boy Scouts, naking o. good sto.rt in 192~ TTith fifty or sixty girloo In tho s u:-,ner or 1925 she incronsed t he ne b0~ohi p t o son3thing npp~oaching tuo hundred, holding tuo ueeko orunp .fo::- jun::.oro a.v1d tno ,;-eelro .fol" oenioro o:c �'i Bun 1t Lru:0 0 rryoming 0 o. separ a t e oamp maintained for the troup organized at Hrumn.o Du· ing ·che Burnt L::i,k 0 pe i"iodD Re gi ono.1 Di r 0otor 0 Miss Alice Sandif-o:rd l) s p:mt throe day n o.t t he c!l.mp 0 Miss Sandifoi'd 9 s report reading o.o f'o ll v:7□ : nconp fo r C~.i,l Scouts of f'iVB wi ning campo nm by ·ch0 Union Po.oii'io Conl Co o Xt :lo reuchci d by nn 80 mil e ri de ·i::h?ough the de s o:rt o.nd then 25 mi l eo o:r rough mountain r oado The cru:ip o.ccc:modo. ... oo GO ~ 75 girls ,7ho sto.y for t no ,reeks o The Directo~ 0 lli.oc UcDlnrni d~ is ve ry c apo.ble 0 and if le .:N:; -c::i e rself coultl os to.bliah CL oxcollen-b CO.Illp 0 but the camp is 1~ the .firct tcro neelrn fo r t he Boy Soout o o The Soou·t ~s t 0r iJJ one of the 0 lo c"'crie:lo.."110 of t he U :ton Po.cii'i o Coal Co o nho o.ck,J tl '- o "'!:1'.J.:1 a.o cool: of the Girlc: 9 CC\IilP o Thio n o.b :io compl i co.ti onc for -tho requiromont o o.nd stundo.rds or the oy Scout.o o. o n ot ·the saso o.c '(jhooe for tho Gi l"l Scout □ o '!'he fo od io 01rno llont but t:10 000t i7ill pr obo.bly be oro t.La.n th'J avornc0 p0r oa.p.:.to. cost o Sor.lo of tho Council r.19m= b~ o , o a.ro no-t connected uit t .e Un:io Pnoif'i c Coal Co o a~joc-t to x-oc0ivin 6 oo '"'Uc hel p f :rom ·ho Coo.l Co o Tho c~" ro oolvo :1 t c0 lf' i nto o. i'ra c 1 o.ir cnnp fo1· tho mi ne r a 1 M. l"'r3 a _..,c io prc..otico.lly t h o.-t er,'! o..1d corves o.n exce llent ~ u:' o o X ho l p8 d t o orgcu i:::e the om:1p into pcrtr ols 0 t o e st 2.'bl:.. oh th Court of I:fono r D. t o 1:1'.:1ro po.t.:rol cho.r1cs D and t au ght t .:o oto.i':f hoH ·co have color o in -t.,o Lorning; o.nd re -cr e a:t in t. cvaning o I Ci l □ o o.oke d lli s o tfoDi o. mid -co chnne;e t he method · o:' 00 " .:.ng :rood . She rmc dclig t e d vlth 'hio i'or sho ho.d o.1- ::io. . c.oko u to h ave the ocout o oe?Vod ci:c i o.b loo inoteo.d of a. l . G l il!!o po.s oinb before '·11o cook,:; 0 but ohe ho.d not succee ded in ~:(ci ng t he eb.ru be booa.ucc ·t _ B:,, • Sco\.\"C O hnd otnrted t l10 cn.rntoTi o I a.l oo o.sked hor t o ho.vo t 0 ·co:'.'..leto change d so tho.t one. 0 0at c ou ld be pri v nte o X t hi nk t ho.t T;Je o.r e fns t appr oach= irig t l:o tiue uhon the !io.tiona.l Co..'Llp Co::mi ttee o can refuse t o o.llo-:1 o. cenp t o b<1 calle d o. Girl Scout cO!!lp unleos th0 n i niraum roquiranents a r e f'ulfilledo (Signocl ) l'..lico So.ndifo r do 11 X am .fea rful ·that lli.00 Sn: dii'<n:'d oo.?x-ied e.no.y em a ltoge·che r e rroneous conception of the problem conf ~onti ng lli so MoDiumid an d our Co;::ipnny o.nd l ilrom oe, p3rha.po 0 mi ouw::l0E'otooc1 our position and motivo □ o.nd I be g to s ub:::rl. t the f oll ffin ng cc::n!!!::m'i': on om o: The Gi rl Scout co.ope o.?o n ot Tl.an by o r for Tho Ulili on Po.oifio c oul Con p~.ny O but on the o·"Ghe T hr.md o.r0 run for tha benofi t of o.11 a.v o:ilub lo I I �gii'lso the ohildr0n o:f.' no11-smploy0a at Rock Springs., Suparim:•0 Relinnce 0 VJinton 0 nnd Dine □ sr0 -baken vJi:th those or ou r ernployes.? camps registered et National H0ndquart0rs no follcms: Hinton = U11ion Pacific Coal Company Su edo~ (I II Ii ll Relirui.ee ll ll (I fl ilinoo "" Colony Coal Co:npcmy Svoomo.teT = Gumn=Q.uenly Coo.l Co , po.r-y Gunn n n [l fl ill0s Snndii'ortl o..pp,wo:n{;ly has ooncorn for "'h0 i'o.otc c. 0 110 drivo 102 n~ lee to Douldor- , Highrmy 1,::. ···. 1 road cm bo _.:-:ip:ra-:\, oin ho 105 milG driV'Oo ~cho • 01lor10ion0 Po.;;-k or 12 r.nlos over c. ne-7 nounto.1.:n 1·00.d t o Bux-xrc Luke 0 thifl ::'O!r' t:1e cCll!lp lo.at Sto .er and ono r!'1ic , ot' cou:roe Ghottld and vr:i.11 ir ·ch0 cu.mp in continuotl., bon ing i : D:!.nd that i'l; is necesso.r.r to dci~ o cm i:'o.,ioo:cely 100 o.ile o io fi r. cl. i;ro.ocD ti'oeo and ,;1e:c0r 0 nothing u~ o.l!m1i., 'i!'"t, acmd nnd oc.go bi:uo 1n tho ic_uHy of Rock Spring;oo In t:ranoporto.ticn ,-;hich io contributed by citi:mno :md employeoi, nn uttemp'G to ooordL--io.te t_ 0 throe conpo is def'i r.i-1-01. • n0co0E:Jo.x-y ~ Foi:· c;.r-uaplo O boys and eguipilent are firot teken out:, remmn:.ng ·trm ne ok □ D t ho oitiz0no then culled upon to dona.to· caro to tnlce out the f'i :ro-t :1.nstalln,;mt of girloD bringing baok tho boyo the sn.t2e dny 0 the boyo b r oo.king ccmp on the urrival or the girlaD ~etting out ni.thin ti-m hour□ tho:ron~or ; -C\70 ueeks later a second inoto.11° ment 0£ gh·ls urG brought out 0 the ea.ro bringing back the first girlo • oamp 0 and o, 6 c,ih in tr10 '\leeks oaro e.re 00n-'c out light t.o bring the second · group of r;ir1o b ack:, it also necesoary to ti;•uok f ood £'Tom Rock Springs to thio C:Jm~ 0 vary little obtainable in the ~iG" .3:ty o �c1~i tioism is made of' the ex cess pe r oapHa cost of :f'ood 0 but I do not think cot1pa:ris01'18 be·tween Ylyoriline; de sert cond:i.Uons Hher0 there o.re n o tmclc gardenn ('che ne ni·os·c duh~y- fo T·c;ir miles remo~) vlith morG oiv.i.- . lized l ocationso shoul d be c.ttempt e do Boy SoouJc Di l'e otox- 0 &- 0 r.foVioke:rD .:rho ha s h o.d o.rmy mtp3ri0l1.ce in cor i ng f or food as t·re ll as we s t ern desert experio rice l) nhich io no 0 import ?.rrt 0 gi veo spacio.1 at ten-M. on t o the ·food p rob lo□ o t ho di ot o.n co from supply makin g uoo of 0~,penoi v0 rnoo:cs , such ao ba.con o.nd hCl.0, U0C0 8 8 0.Ty o Ago.inD lli..s o McDia.rrai cl foun d :U; doGiTo.ble to fu rni s h chocoln.t e c.nd oth0r food i t eno to ce r to.i n unde_ nour>ished childr ~m b0t\",""0cn r.10 0.l t ir!00 0 DO::.:) of' -i:;heso chi l dr-en coning f:rom lcn·g0 f'o.mi lie o O t h0ir duyo por nonth to suppl y o.deq o.te l y nour iohi n~ food 0 0 0 .0 or those childran of oo.stok"!l Europ0 nn nati o. o.lity nlm.oot ctro.ngero to u0nt 0 oggo o.nd freoh 1- • 1 ~ ::i _m7301ien0d coff123 und coarse b reo.d t ho:? p?incipo.1 diet a Ago.in 0 tho Diirocto_ oclm o r 0f'0x-onc0 t o t he f act tho.t eer-ca." n Council Uer:!'bo r s object -'co 'i'h0 Unio" P8.c1:?ie Coo.1 Conpnny cont ri 1rliing hi:Jo.vily to _.G ho cru;1p expenoe o _vk' a.po t .110 is triD O but I nu i nclined to '·M.nk ?choii• ob jecti on pr opai'ly conotr i'.J d D o. n-t t ho.t in their opinio11D the Conl Company 1,-ra0 baing irnpoo0d pow0 ny i not rootiono to our E1uno.gec..3nt boing t o the offs et ·l;ha·l; whe r e ehildron or pa ranto unable to pa.y t he feo ,;;ore f'oill1d 0 o.nd Jchey u0r0 ot h0r= u ioe eli giblo 11 the Council should t ok e oom.0 0 raElJ.dnr; no mon'i;ion or the fo.ot -i;ho.t t he Co::i.1 Coapany r1ould absorb -tho 0zcoos expense 11 1·1hich io done by o.bc;orbing the final dei'ici t. I nioh "co mnlw it very olea.r thnt OU'C caoh eoRt;:•: ''l1tion to the effort io a s foT no i o huoanl y possible II kop;c ou12Le :rg0do 1 " l d i;8l'1 ~ o • a. f' ra oh nir O!lF.lp fo r 'G h 0 m:1nero Ch l. 11 She should he.ve gath0 r0d tho.t nearly· nll the childron in t ho.t di ot rl c"i:i o.ro Din0rei' childreno no f mmng o no oo.nufncturing, no nothins e~copt 0021 r.tlning o hcr.-roverp tho mine oupoT= �/ / isrtond0nto o engine a ring staff O physicio.ns O eto a II repr0s0nting the baot soe:l.o.l clo.os t10 ho.ve .o B0i'1 d o.11 ·thoi:x- scout o.ge girlo to the camp and I think -chia in i:toelf re presents a vocy fine sentiment on the pare of tho m.otheroo "i:.h0 bottoT ti·o.ininc -th0c0 moro fortunate children r000iv0 eerv- cm -the n ethodo or oorvin g food 0 scm:1:cnry o.rrungem0:nt0 0 etoo O but nho."G ue in Gubs t0l.'\C8 o.?e tryi n g t o do io {;o O '-"'t the mate rio.1 in the orgo.nizc.tion 8.ild be r;innin:; ~hi n yoo.r 0 dovolop a s·co.:rt to,mrd pernanem.·~ buildin6o 0 getting 0 -v0cy girl of scout o.ge i nto the 0Tgc.n.izo.tion 0 -choroby r;i v ing; thom tho o.dvantnge of' o.ooocio.t'.'..on \" t h girlB o.nd proooptoro r,10 T0 i'ortuno.tely si -:; .. d 1orhaps mornl00 old oa.sto oc:munity 0 vith o. lar go prof0o oion~l o.nd buoin000 olnss to dl'o; 1 ori _0.iled to nppNcinto ·the elttl"BC.:J bn!'i:'0n oonditi. ono tho:~ 0urround o 0 t.::i or fioio.l sto.ff 11 lo.rgoly vol unto.ryl) ,7hic· r,· oa a. lo .:.,: ·b., St,:;. ioro to bri ng to hor o.oo:l.0'co.1'1CG a 0£ t .0 Ju:aior G:1.rlo' Caop held n't Burnt McDio.Tlllid ho.s b_een For 0Ecmpl.0 0 th0 of'ficero o.L."O lns~\j Swmn.9r O rrl th their several dutiao ueN as folloua: Hootoss - - - - Aoot. Director nnd Good CouneillN ' - = -mes Jeno Beok 0 B.SoaUniv a \"Jyoa S,7inminr, Teo.ohe!? - - - - - - - - - -ill.as Lillian Robbino 0 ao Bo U i7o Chioa~o 0 Red Crooo Life Saving Examiner and Cnp~ o of Chicngo U. S-r.riwming; Teano Chronicler n.nd Out Doox- Cookoey - - ~ - ill.so Froddy \70itlo.uf o Student Univ. Ohicagoo 11-,-:::ioey Boolco o.nd fl.rt - = - = ,~ - = "" .,. Mrs• Ao Gay0r O Ho~mak01• o Roel: SpZ'inga nnd i'orl.':.:irly o.ri tea.oh= er in lli.soourio �caca~ca ca Plo.y Dh·ectoro tlro O p Ao Courtenay l) Horn0r.1akor II i1inton 0 graduate Univo Viyo 0 .Art Dapt o O aos:lst0d by Miss r.fo.ry HcCurtuin and Miss Alberta Pryde Q r.li.so Jo.ne Beok 9 lli. s a Ruth Vail 0 t!iss L:1.llia.n Robbinso ~ - c::. - - c:=- ~ ... ~ ~ - CD Q - c• ~ - Mrso £lo Glo.sgoITo :~ o lJo Sto.t0 Dapto or Hee.1th::, Wyomingo rn oo Jcsoie MoDio.x·ci.do HostoG8 Ch -:ln:.cl o ~ o. c~ Over m.- .1\i 'I'Tip3 LLp i ,.., tmtl Aotrono:w - - ... - ~ fil oo r' odc1y rioitlo.u:f' a Studon·c O Chico.r;o Uni o ~ - Q ~ = =!.1:r o o rfoDiclti.nson 0 Eo rlo :i.Ch o School lli.neo 0 Po.gem tL,," 0 no.turo lorop :.yo o Fl<r.70 o - - - = Lil oo '.- . os S-oondo.hl 0 A. Bo U.1:i.v o riyo o ]?cod C .c· lo!.'° "' - - - - - - - - - "' - ca .- ill.Go Ja.ne Bsclt 0 Bo Soo ij .iv o ~},1oming o -lliso Lillia.n Ro bin□ p ~o Bo Chico.go Univo Gonos ca duneinG - - - - - - - - - "" - - = .,. lliso Agnes S·tendo.hl lli.ss Jane Beck lliss Lillian Robbiuoo Organ:lo-t Lli. □ B Alica O~Donnello tliss Jessie llcDinrmido tToo.t \70 re.illy need io "Che oyopa:~t $1-.;ic help of the ReQ;iono.1 Dirocto~ 0 any \7ork of this oort o.1 ;,_.yo 00.£'0 in d0pandi1'lg upon loco.l to.leni .for ori.ticisoo 0 Ao I go:i;ho1~ fx> ::i Llioo So.ndifo1·d o rapoT-'.:l) oh Elub= ctcmtiully recoiraJ.emdo tho.-c 00□bol:'ohip in 'che Girl Scout Orgo.nho:t· on be denied our girls unless tho vierm t .. o..; oho hno set up be accoptodo 0 �r, Ir -cha-1c is the viaripoint of the ~Jational Organization 0 vro will cheerfully accept san100 attempting to resolve our girls into Camp Fire Girls" Girls t First Aid Clu.bs or soma other organization that will t1;>nd to provide i tl:1.vidua.l club lendersD trainingD e·tc. I nish 0 hotrever:i to mrlke clear tho fa.ct ·cha.t 0.0 the responsible head of the Company 11 I do not ""c 1inlc i'c uould bo desiru.ble or propar for our Company to o.t'cempt to make an mttenoivo upproprie:tion foT buildings D conduct of' oampD etc. 0 sams savorin~ of thut o.ea.aure of pa.terno.lism nhich the mine workers O organization ,vould undoubtedly resen"Go v1H~h a. x-esultru1.·l; disl'Uption or the entire ef'.forto v;ill you not give 1chi0 ma.tter your careful consideration, a.osis·Hng uG in giving our young psople the 9pport,mi ty for development vrhich I run confidont '\70 yJill be o.ble ,rl ~hin tno or thNe yea.Ts to put bei"oro them and which ,·rill E.Eie-t "Ghe moot rigid requirements of' ·che tlo.tiono.l Organi zation, the fino.1 a:.spoo:ttion of' the n.o.tt0r 0 hm.vever, o:no ,10 will be ~~lo.d to rest with youo Sincerely yours 0 . ~,..: c ~c !! '\UUHE �Rook Spl'ings ... Novembe1• 11th, l925o r:;y dow two t:cAw.i Ue: AUac!rnu i8 C'~ copy of t h e report of Biss So.i'ldifoird, Gi~l Soout Region.. al Di~~ctor, en t ho ca.ra_ uo eonductcd fo~ our Ci~l Scou~s on n tompo~ary loca·~iou nt Durut Lo.k o, Jul y a nd A.uguoi t his yea r- ru'ld uhich she vis:i.tetl S:'oz- thr00 days. Cm Cru::!J Di r .;::eto:r , I do not f eol t ho.~ ! ccm o.cc 01YG t his r.--:;port as bei11g i Y! cu'ly oonse o.ceu .. at ol y c1.o;:;.,r:!p-b:1.vo ol tho Co.rr:9 ns i ·c; ci0.8 liWh.. ao boi1:1g usoful a:t a.11 i !.'l h lp:ln~ uo -'i, 0 pl lU i'0 L' orn.~ p0r':1.- O0ll Cc.:;p . lh1u in v ic;;.7 oi:' iho le.cl;: of conot uct !veneo o e nd u.:1 1 c .·:, .;:1ndi i1..., i n thio ro )O &'t (.lj'lti r.1oot p:articulady beeauce o:? ito i nclof i nit oncoa ~ no in its l un t 1Y~ntcn c:1t .. 1 ·.-,ioh vo ry much t/O could co::io t oc- o dofin:l'c o untlor3'uel'ldin__, u i t h C,i l'l . . cout ~::1t i 0Enl Hocdqucri.ero. I bo1:lo fo.iir m:.· c:::Jlct e unct om·~nntli n..., cnnnot b e :-oo.chod . i."o could have Girls' FirGt i tl. Cl • o o r- ouch clu o C£ they L2..'\lo i u Cw.1... o!f'l o..1c.l , onlo.!'t3in3 thoil· seope e.s ws c.1ov0lc_ noiJ o.ctivi·tics nnd r1or1dn5 cui om' 01:'Jo ::cno r ayotcm; 01' ue could uso eitho~ or t .o other t~~ v0ry large n~tic~~l o~ge.uizuiiou8, perhaps ihe CCl.!llp Fi~e Cirls o I do pl"ofor tho Cirl Sco~c, OJ.'l d eho c.0 i his c;ysteu boco.uco o'l ·our P..!1.ny u~tionalitios 2nd ito good /unoriccmizatio~ ~9 ~0nl - then, tco, Co.mp Fire Girls he.cl 'Doan started bore and ho.d boen cJ.l0\70d to die outo But J: knO'\'J v0ey ,.·;oll tho.t the individual gro'U!) lcador□, thGiir t rcil::tlns , cuHo.bility c.nd t1orl1: r.1:1.ltao any giirls' uork - not the oyste;:i w::iotlo Follor,ing tho <lii'fo:rorrt cub j oeto tEilim1 up by the repo;;.~ atta.e.ica I coc::1ont. t'Jho for: Camp for Girl Scouto of i hio d:lct r ict uhich inclv.iloo, c.o r e::;iat oi.· cd �/ Rook Sprlr.igs .. Ur:liou Pa.ei f:i.o ';ocl GoDpnny. Superior R clia.YlCO n II " 11 II 11 hiUC8 (form ,; tl II It Dines . o,7 roo.chctl : 't.10:1 c.bou'· l:J ... 12 □ilea ovorr non com 'i:.ai'"' roc.d ~o D..?irnt L:::!.to . mny euoots t10 arc to ho.vo. no truck gm·dens o.nd the nearoot daiFJ in fo~:v miles nuay. \Io ho.c.1 o. clouor,;tio acioneo ~aachor on our CoW?oillor ste.f£ 1 uho planned tho moa.lo. t!r, EoVicui", tho Scoutmstor. vllo helped uo, has llo.d Jany e:~en.e11co in oaring f 01· ~-ood .. encl, y (\7hat io c:n..-~ usoful hor0) c. IJl"'Ca'i.i doa.1 oi· tjoctcrn o~odonco. - -- --- For inotouco, uo - -- - -- - - -·-- - - - -- - - -- - - -- �1' not only hnvo to ha.ve er.pert care of such fresh moa.ta ~s w0 use but we must, o.f necessity, since w0 gQi largo supplies ol'lU.y uhcn tho huge ·truck comes up, ·us('! ~ good deal of cured 1:1onta like bacon nnd lm.mo 'rnese last ar-e exp.on~ive and .need not be used by can.-r,ie which ul"o 11ee.r thoi? 'baoe ... or nG~r f.my possible base of supply. Food , :ao bousht ti.t nholescle pr:loos, through tho Coo.l. Compe...1.y Uanfl$er of Storoo ru1d tukon noi'th il'l tuo ·tx-uck loads, for boyo o.ul girls Ge.rap. Cru?lp. a fi'csh nit' orui iJ) f oir rrd.fl0r 0 o .9,hgdl~.!ll, X run rn·oud of tho Zo.ct ·c.hat \70 hall oo LillllY mi1-1or'o childr~n~ s.o many children of foreign parorrts o itios o in ·e,he Junior CD1'.'!p r10 hnd GOrJO ooverr~00n M·~ionru. ... For.eicn mothcl"'B do not. ree.cilily lot -thei!.~ children loo.vo home mad lo.st year ( our fil"St yonx- 0 i cor.:.13 ) tJO held v:erty f O?'oisn notho1~c cot to lmcm us io eol':10. 3ut at f GU min ell~ eh:.i.lch•on e.t all o :r-::r is oruy El(, very \:Jell indotcl ·the;;; thoy por-mit their ohilclre1'l tho 00.00 tifilo t10 hud .,~he childroa of .~. I ihi1.1!t, 0v.0ey single .mine s1:.:.yorintcnd0nt and phy□ iciun tiho hns oeout-age gi:d0 Q :tn mining camps trieae airs cll tho folk s -thor o m'e . Hol p fro □ i cr-;; iol'lul Director: L'o lmd looked fol'vm.-d ·;;o i·000ivin3 a. e;roat deal oi advice ond help foom Regionnl Dir-octo?·, had, iu every uay uo kl/1€.i.7 houP. prepared tho \W.Y for her to :;ive. She o::rtublishod Jw.ti.ox- Court of Honor a.nd sho·.-iod t.1::: a vei y dalighti'ul Fl0.i.7 -r.:iay to 1 do colo:r.-s. P~trolo had been organi:!etl nad h::i..d bcrn.'l n.t t,o::'lz b0foro hor o..~ii"'lval. I •ve dono colors in va.rious \1e.yo in Gi:do? (fo.=:1p a fo r yee.:'iJ. Serving food: I hacl never 'before seQn a g:lrlo' camp seMTed n la. army cantGe11 o:r cnfe .. to1i"ia ao -Po sorvo i""• It is not idoru. bd ii oan bo done uell. \.. e ehangod tho f'orm of service -fol" our olde~ n;h·ls 0 Car:...11) but I must a.doit t!1atf in a momrCt.rlir1, outdoor caq), thore is a good docl to bo onid in favor of tho cai'EY~e:ri(l. nyaterno For the coming and evening ~co.ls it vno of~on so cold that, oven after uo had �---= •• - _._ ~- . . / . - . ,. ~4- osta.blished tablo servica (t,ith 8 or 10 El.t n tgblo) I vory often \'Jent back to 'the old "i.ray because it insured, more 001~niuly, that ee.ch gil'l get hQr ,food ,hot .. Roquirod m.nmbe;;" providod. They should bo ma.do individual but oir_i.co the lumber fox- these, too, ho.cl to be ti"uelccd tho 113 utlles a-'G very great expense nt1d om~ location 'Clas tempoi·a:ry z.;o did no·ll nsk for th0 :1r1·anco□ orits ~::i rlill have when our perm.anei'lt co.mp ic ost c.b1ishod. Hosteso r.TiGo .Ynt10 Beck, Asot. Diroctor ~nd i ood counci11ot Bs[!,., Univ. Ylyo. \) .. r.iieo Lillian Robbins, A. B, Univ. Chicago Red Cross Life Savitlg E,m11ine1· and Capt. of Chica~o U. Swimming Torun. C l Cru·ow.clo!f' c. rni out door coolrnry - .. - - - - - = - ~ r5isa Freddy t'eitlaur, student Univ. OhiCU[;O. tieo.oey Booi.!s ::m::l a.rt .. - - - - - - Bo.nketry cntl ·~;yo. f10\1ors - - - ~ - - .. - T2rno A. Goyei", riomel11!l.ker, Rook Sp~ingo aud fomarly nrt-ronohor in tiissouri. - - - .. - - - - - .. - - Llrs, P. A. Courtom1y O Homomaker, Hinton, ·graduate U'aiv. \Jyo. Art Dept. , assistod by T!iss r!a17 tTeCurlllil11 and Mies Alberta Pryde. -Dies Jane veclt, ?:Iise Ruth Vnil • Uisa Lillio.n l1obbi11s. Play Directors - - - - - .. - - • - - - - - ...... lJurse - - - - - - ... - - - .. .. - • ... - 0 0 - ca b - - - - ... .. -llts. 11.!. Olo.sgo\7, Ro t1. State Dopi. of Hoalth~ \1yoming. Pageantry - - - - - - - - - - - - - .. - - - - The offioers for SeniDr Caul!> uero: Hostess - • - Nurse .. ------- -Jesaio HcDianuido �r .. 5 .. ChXQ niclor- and over night trips .. ... • - .. .,. Horsobnck i'iding - ~ • .. ... .. ... ... - - ... •1Jiss· Freddy \7aitla.uf, student, ChiQago u. ... - ........ .,. 0 ........... Guide McPherson • • ... - .. ... .. - ... - - ... ... .. ... .. --uro. A. \'J. Dickinson. "' - - - ....... - - - ... - .. -A. \'J o Dicll:inaon, ~ng. t ox WineD, Univ. l!o~ Map nm.kine a.1'lu a.st J?onooy l;agomrt ry t n:i.tur o lo re , 'fiyo. flotmro - - ...... "" - - ... - - - t!i0s J\.gnes stondahl, A.B. Univ. Hyo • ...r5ies Jane B0olc. BSC Univ. ·1yonin5 • .. liisS Li llian Robbins, A.B. Chicago Univ. - Gnooo - da nci ng - - - v- - - - - - - • - - • • A ff ~ - lli.ss fl.gncs Standahl Di so Jane Boclt Fd.so LilliOl'l Robbins. .. .. - - ___ .. _ - ..... - " .. - .,. ... Jossio l!cDiarm:i.d • �ao l:nl K·HTORIAL. The Lay of Ne-N Fork .Camp I r- er1:ember , I re memoer, Th e flov.,rers red and white The lu})ine and wild . rose Tho se flo wers nad.e of li ght! The aspen s where the robin built And where I oft en spent An hour communin g with the breeze On all that Life was meant. To New Fork Lake t~e Girl Scouts came To lear n of Mother Nature's fame. To grasp the secret of he r ways They tried in a ll t t-e ir works and plays I remember, I remember, They heard the whisper of the breeze The pine trees dark and high Passing through the forest trees, And h ow I loved their slender tops They say the blueness of the sky outlined a eainst the sky And watched the stars as they went b.yJ, It was a happy joyous time They knew the blue a nd limpid lake But now that it s no more Which gave her coolnes s for their sake I have these memories to take back They say, they felt, they thrilled , To the city's rush and roar. they heard, F. M. W. They loved each flo wer and every bird. The mountains tall, serene and blue, Guarded Camp the whole time through -Smiled a blessing on the Sum, Dear Girl Scouts: Breathed a prayer when day was done, While you are enjoying the Officers in every way beauties of New Fork Lake, I am Helped in duties and in play. away up in the North-west enjoyEvery Scout was good and tnue, ing the natural gifts of this Learned to love her duties too co rn er of our country. Nature Learned to be a sister kind docs seem to distribute her gifts To each Scout that she might find .with a fair hand - some parts have Dishes, tents and grounds were neat, it all on the surface and others, Spite of many dancing feet. like our own home district, have Camp fire camp ·when sun was set untold riches hidden underneath~ And 'tv,as here that all were raet In our book 1 11 Scouting for For communion -- together -Girls", you will read of Saca-11 Ylheth~r dark or fair the weather jamea, the Indian 11 Bird Woman who Fourteen ha?PY days thus passed. led the Lewis and Clark expedition And the end came all too fast and who should hold one of the But the One who from above first })laces on our honorary memWatches all and sends much love, bership list. The story of her Breathed a message to the breeze, life reads like a fairy tale, it 11 "Jl.[y Kingdom is made up of these • is so filled with thrills and Lieutenant Van Deusen - Joe Irby. wonders and I hope you will all read it, A few days ago I saw her statue in :Portland which wa.r"MEMORIES. raised to her memory by the vvomen of Oregon. Somehow I felt, as 1· I remember, I remember, looked at it, .that it belonged to A tent among the hills USff for the early history of the The wide flung tent flap where the sun great Northwest Territory l)laces Came flooding in at will, the ho'me of Sacajawea in \7yo. He never came a wink too soon I have been he~rin1 of your Nor brought too long a day well-arranged ~rogram and I know But now I often ~ish those times you are all enjo~in g -it very much. Had never, never passed away. With lots of love to every one at camp, I am very sincerely your frienc l1rs. D. C. Ec~< eehan �DASTARDLY HOLDUP IN NEW FORK CAJVJP nicely. Horrors ·a:plenty! Did. n·o t Mrs. Gage have her hn.ir combed as well as Inspector Chambers? Shoes were also 11 scattered· about the tent 11 and the bed was said to look 11 uncomfortable 11 • .Nurse Our dearly b eloved Ca mp Nurs e , Glas gow's finger nails were e~while peacefully slumbering, followtircly too long it was report~ ing a stren]:;rous hour's swim.-ning, wns e,nd there were. bottles 11 strewn suddenly and unexp ect edly a ttacked in around the front of her tent". a most violent and uncal l ed for manMrs. Downer did not respond readner. :Mrs. Dickinson, whom we ha ve ily a nd M:'..ss Va.n Deus<m was a,s ked never heretofore suspect ed of intento report after the meeting, Mrs, tions not wholly Uj_)ri ght and honorDickins on was very ill-behaved, able, without a ny w2- rni ng , pounce.d there b e in g no excuse for the vve.y upon the innocent nurs - , ca lling the she chewed guml Miss Irby and be e s to her aid. Nurse Glas gow, Mrs, Ebeli ng had perfect tent and alarmed by the fi e ry gleam in the eye personal inspection, but Mrs. of Singer Dick, l e~ped from he r bed Gage 1 sjacket and Mr. Mac's swe~t~r and dashed out into the forest run ~ were found on Miss Weitlauf's bed nin 6 as fast as her lcgo could o~r.~y and Nrs. O'Donnell vms reprimanded her, Af t e r going about a hundred yards for allowing her pink bloomers to she re a lized tha t she wa s clad only show ben eath her knickers, The in h er ni f;htie. '\;ThG.t ym s she to do? Offic e r s hold an indignation meetCould she go ba ck to the tent or in g ir:rr.1cdia tely afterward. Q,uessh0ruld she bide 'neath the shelter-tion: I.; Miss J'.Je,c · :1. traitor? Aning pines ? Shivering, frightened s1:ver: Most emphatically she is. and murmurinK about bees, she was dis- The Officers say so, • covered some hours later and carried back to sctfety. WHEN Gl-IOSTS iJALKED Shrieks, screams and the wicked laughter of the pursuers aplit the otherwise pe nc eful atmosphere of the girl scout en.mp at precisely four o'clock on Friday aft e rnoon, On Wednesday evening, a large crowd gathered around the camp fire ~nd enjoyed the entertainA most base and unseemly crime ment given by the Pathfinders. was perpetrated Friday morning after After the.ir program, Miss JlfoDiar•· Inspection when Miss McDiarmid gravemid told a ghost story entitled,· ly celled all Officers to stand in nThose Eycs 11 • As she told the front of their tents for insnection story we could almost see those and then asked Sc outs Ruth Ve,il I l'{J.argaret Ch~mbers and Louise Page to me..ke large blood curdling eyes, with 11 no body, no arms, no anything" . .,- - ct thoroubh personal and tent ins1JacvVhert the whistle blow fo: tion. The Officers obeyed, understanding at last why bottles and cloth- bed time, we all crept ratne·r ing had been strewn about their nicely stealthily to our tents, half afraid to blow the candles out arranged tents. Not content with a report to the when we were undressed. Just as we were all quiet ana Officer of the day, Miss Wac fv.rther asked Scouts Vail, Chambers and Page to ready to drop off to dreamland, give a detailed report of the Officers we were startled by mysterious conduct at Assembly. Scout Chambers, voices wailing, "we' re out for gore the :personal ins:pGctor, said that Mrs. we 1 re out for more, we're at your door we·t re u,"' one step, we I re up Gage did not h~ve her hair combed ' J:' two ste:ps, we're up threes t eps.' ~Then we recovered sufficiently to look around we saw lots of ghosts. The girls are a little 11 1eary 11 of A BLACK HAfID PLOT �ghost· s't'orie c t ha~ HOn~ ,{ild Nir;:~t 11 , Any rolati orn,;l.';:ip u otw'r-fen o. ghg.st story am•. a gl:ost J.~ara dc ? We ask you, HEROES AND I:-EROilIB S THRIL!.,S AND FEAR'.i.'~'l'HROBS A 12-ke - a b j_ r l swimmin b for hcr lif e - ~wo ot he rs in a boa t 1 , driftin g helples sl y ac r oss t he lake, '. Up d2.shcd the he r oes . One s wept up the s"vvi mmer in his arms a nd carried her back to shore ; t h e oth e r lea ped into a boat and u~ddl e d to the rescue of the other t wo. Curt~in, LAZINESS While waiting to go motor boating Wednesday morning several girls had a lazy streak and leaned heavily against the railinG of the wharf. Disgusted at such lack of energy, the railing broke and Mrs. Phillips, Gertrude Gilpin nnd Lois Page sprawle d on the rocks below. Surprised at such a lack of consideration on the part of the rail, the victims wore n.n expression of pained surprise, very amusing to their companions, who re.fused to sympathize vvi th them, OUR I1TVALID YJ'hilc Wc".lkin·g to Camp r:i th Louise Pa g.J c.1.11d i:rr.::-go. rct. J.aet Thursdny, EE i d hu:::.·t h8 i -;,'o ,;t on a nail. Sho loo::::0c: '.'> 'J com'ic9,l thn t Lov.i so V!:'~R ovc.n~~o M,c:; ~.1v.l. tb. laughter, i'Jia r gc1,1·ct, cL!' i,8 r much trou·blc, succ oodco i ri £;Gt.tin~ her to t ho nv.:r!". J I s t; ont. ·ivh.:: i her foot wa s l.o.nr! agcd . Everyo ne i!J Ca::,m he. s envied her since because cf t h e attention s he h2.s received . rt is oven · rumored that the Co..i1111· Eero missed his lunch the o~her - tay because he stayed to p2~y the Victrola for her when everyone else stampeded at the call of mcsso She looks very funny hOJ?p-ing around with one hand on somcbodys arm and a cane in the other, but with so much attention she is rapidly improving. Just what part docs attention play in recovery -- or in slow convalosencc? 1 A ONE ii,LAN DANCE Monday evening the 11 cri!lwd 11 gathered at the pavilion with "Singer Dick 1 s 11 Victrolc1.., for a dance. The girls were enj oyi11g tho dance very much in spite of TENDERFOOTS the fact that there vre..sn' t a .P..r.'\n around, when someone had an in~ Two riders mounted on cowboy spiration and sent for the Boy horses were seen riding through Scout cookies They came dovm, camp about noon on Monday. They•"' but stopped at a safe di stance were what a Westerner would ca],l to survey the scone. Im1)aticnt tenderfoots, though no one looked at their v,arincss, someo.1e called more like real co,7girls than did "It• s 10c1.l) ycn.r girls" and rµtned Miss Freddie Wietlauf c:-.nd Miss everyone's chances, for the Jessie JiJac ,--at a distance. They "victims" took to the sngc brush were attired in cordurov breeches, as rapidly as possible - with one high boots, c olorod noc.:ker-::ihiefs, exception. When the . dust clcnrcd und high hats: Hovrnvl..!:r, tl10ir riding away, Jae]~ Dcwq,r vms still there. gave them nxw.,y, No ..::oi.-rgiri. would A br2.vo man -- ·what? have ridden r.s 1it:1 thci::c two, with their arms held t:l.A.h~ ~.;o thoj_r sj_dcs, their feet d2.ngl:i.rig frt; ::n tho £•ci:ctups ~nd both hands g~ippin~ the saddle The hi gf~ :3l)C t of camp for ho1·n. o:tevcn giJ'.LS 0ar;ir Friel ay night P, S. - We iirc.ic.c 1· 'i°ny J\{i sf~ Mc when t.hcy H,Llcd U'}_) tr..cir beds, Diarmid had Mrs, Dick.!.noon t2.ko her stra~peJ on t~eir cups and canteen place next morniDg. ~nd started for tho head of tho O �l d.k e to s pc·nd t ho n i ght. Mr . J e nk i n s took t he b cdd i n~ nnd a box o f or eakfas t · up in· the b ent, nnd the girls hiJced rour.d 7,hc l 1.k0. . cc1.mp was ma d e on t l:e sar~d "bc1.r , :1cc.. r the nn r rovvs a nd sp r c~lin c t hel~ bl anke ts be t we en t h e fir e and the l ~ke , the girls r e mov ed b oot s nnd ha-':".s a nd cr,v:-1led in. 11 This is tr..c fir st ti me I ev e r slept on the s and 11 , joyousl y i;i gglod Lois Pa r;c . lu·s . Ga cc :i who was t a king the affair more s c rio :..1.s ly, repli ed , "Don 1 t be Bo opt t mistic, yo u hav e n't sl e pt yct 11 , but Lois vows she d id sleep, One ambitious memb e r of the pa rty got up at three o'cloc k a nd insisted upo n wal k ing to the uppor l a k e . Fi nding no one willing to join her, she sat by the camp fire nnd meditated un til the rest of the crowd got up at f ive . When some hungry me mb or of the pa rty be g2.n to investigate the "breakfa st box 11 , a dreadful discovery was made the box contain ed bacon, eggs, coff ee and bread but no sucar, cream, salt, knife, skillet or coffee pot~ Oh vvhnt us e wer e ba con, e ggs a nd coff e e without skillet a nd pot? However, so me i nge nious pe r son discov ered that bacon co uld be fri ed in t he d rinking cups we e.11 carried n.nd eggs coul d be scrambled with the bacon. Th ose who had spoons ate this concoction with civilized grace, but those '.Yho did not hn.d t wice as much fun on.ting wit h sticks. The eggs and bncon done , we washed our cups n.nd boiled our coffee, a cup at a tir.1e, and the breakfast was unanimously declared a success, F I ELD ~.LARSH.ALL HAIG •PtraJ .o:h te n y our lino t he::-e. ani st op tn.l king , "came t he 1.:,r:'..:i.3..l-: C!O:i::r.:'.L!1c'1. , nnd L 1stantl y ·chG :~ :.. ":. C GC:r:'[dghtc,ne d a nd t he tulle::. ·., ;, _; :) ~c: Bc d n s "Fi eld Ma r s}w.11 rt". i " st ::ojc a. own the li ne. Hi gh 1 ::io t s I t :i:irflJ .y f....;._tt i n.; t : : - ou..,u 2• F; , wr.i te swea t (,_ and mil i +, a:!'y ca :::' h'1xe c hanged the c r ..e.. r ning r:Irs . Dic lc i n son into a v ery able 11 fi elcl marsha..11 11 ·w hose orders arc n ever que stioned. 1 A F~SH STORY Mar garet Chambers triumphnntly walkeq into camp the other dny with a fair sized speckled trout, and boldly u.n• nounced that s he had been sitting by the lake wishing for one when a largo w~ve broke on a nea rby rock and left the specimen she h eld lyin g there. · Rather fishy, isn't it? Pu. rticularly as some of the bpys came in a fe w minutes later with t h eir nfternoon catch. A DISAPPO:i:NTMElJT Dr, Jenkins took a crowd·· of Girls stP..r Gazing the other-· night I and was e x.plair.. ing some constcllntion when an uproar arose nenr camp - thi nkin G they rcco gr.izcd thJ n cwco r.~er' s voices throe girls tore madly down the hill, "I'm sur e thc1..t s his VANITY voicc 11 , so.id 0 1 D. 11 and t hats J.C. 1 s v:rhistlo, lots hurry '' Wednesday evening a Bluebird 11 Hcllo K , where's W.E , 11 ye.Lied whispered tori "B~nr 11 and a 11 Tiger 11 LP. ~s s h e c2.m.c puffing do wn that visitors had tak en tho trnil to the hill. To the consternation Camp 2..nd Miss Bear appeurcd nt dinner in i:ialc pink silk ·while 1Aiss Tiger vrore of the girls, strnne;e boys held trniling black gcorgottc. But 11 Vani ty up lD,ntcrns and ln.U[$hed , M,E, turned white, cr2.,bbcd the other gooth before n fc1.ll". Jfiiss Bear sc.t two girls ~nd fled back to Dr. down in a cup . of cocoa and vms forced Jenkins. "I wa. s 1_;o si tivo I to greet her visitors in khaki nnd J, C. laugh 11 , \1r..il ed lL E. hen.rd boots after all. �ON WITH THJ: DAN8~ When J\iirs. Dic k:i. n s on l eft l a st Sundny it broke our he a rts but ·whe n we lea rn ed t ha t she :rad t fl.ken he r Victrola a nd "Le. zy" we ._ we:r:-e c ompl et e ly ove rc ome . It is r umor ed t h2,t one senti men t a l young pe r s on pursued he r for a mil e and · half in a vain end ea vor t• win back 1~i~" and he r so othing ne l odics. Hea ri ng of our d oubl e dise.ster lilr . Jenki n s very nobl y came to t h e rescue with a splendid Ed ison. Since th en we've had soci a l dancin g at the Pavillion each ev eni ng wh en Ruth and Wright Dick enson ar,:; a l ways noticeable for tho excellence of their novelty dancing I RUTH VAIL 0 .1.~ TRIAL told that the prisoner had gone to her tent ·crying on the night in· que st .±on at eight o I clock and h a d n Gver l eft her tent aftGrwa rd. Tho prosecution then c a lled Lillian Cl cmcntson ~)o t es ti f i od the.. t she knew tn.1.:: accus ed wa s at th a Bon Fire at 8:30, that further she'd known t he a ccused all durin g her High Sc h ool days and knew her to be ex~ c ce din gly mischievous, had once he..d a fire alarm rung et school b ecaus e of a prank of hers, . that she was always a disturber. Some consid erabl e excitement was caused at t h is point by . the accused risin g excitedly and vnldly cryi ng t hat s h0 wa s being accused of a ll the t l::ings the witness hers elf had ever done. Witness we.s excused, Tl10 trie.l ended with a n acquittal for Ruth and suspicion resting on Mr. McVicar. I On Wednesday night t h e Owlctte Troop ent e rtain ed t he Bon Fire attendant s with a Mock Trial. Ruth Vail w2. s tried on the charge of d isturbing tl:e Camp on the ni ght of July 24th in ghostly garb. Norma Young , SOlWS Al1Il YELLS as Prosecutin g Attorney and Louis e Page 2s Co uns0l for th e Defense proved WG ar0 tho wise 1 Vfisc Owlettcs, •The wise, wise owis arc we, themselv e s able lawyers. And how in the world can tho Uith an eye to gaining sympathy others win, --or so it sa,3m~d to us, Ruth dramatically f~inted a,t an excitin g r.10:m.ont. Vlhcn ?..n Owlctte sits in a tree, You ain 1 t gonna win no more1 Water v.ras called for e.nd such a genno moro, erous supply administered that Nurse You ain't gonna win no more, fearing for tho physical ~ell being For an Owlcttc sits above your of the young ~risoner, c2.lled for a head 1 court recess until she could b ,J dried. U~on a quakingasp tree. A number of witnesses, 11 loaded 11 and othorvliso, were callod, :Hiss :M2.c, questionc~, said that s~J had been El a rah~ El a rah\ in her t..Ji1t thc'..t ni 6 h t, didn't :r_ .::ar 1 11 El a rah~ rah~ rah~ any wc re out for gore", that })erYo yrh~ Yo ya.hi haps tl:c unusual noise 1r;as the Cook Owl ct tc s ~ O,ifl ct t cs~ snoring. The court house l2.ug1:,:;c7. . _It Rnh~ R-:1.h~ Ral--1 •.• was silenced and · thc witness sternly El e vivo~ El e vivo~ ordered out of ·~he 1:>ox. 1.:2.rio11 El e yj_ vo vi Yo vum 1 • Chambers, being callee I s~ 1d so~cone Bum get .a ra t tr~p bigger had stepped on her o:c br·1sl':ecl. b:' r..cr. Than a r: a t. trai,1 'o"JJll get Joo Hay tostif :~cd that s:~c h 2.d kno ;m cci./,.; t·c8.) bigGer than a . tha accus.Jc1. sii.1cc the 2~nd c:J.ay of }Tay rn.·:. t 1·a:ii. L!aic1,b~osc l 1912 precisely and the.t s h o ~'l.'.7,d CRlflto0a ~: Sis too~ b~h al ways kno,Nn hc:r to be trutl:ful, oi:1:i.cttc::,! Owlettes\ thougt.tf i.11, and scoutly r1._s ,r,,~11 e.. s Ro.h~ Rah~ Ran\ sufffcicntly 1.)ulky BS to uc 1nc 2.1Jable of boing ethereal, Loonc Ga ge 1 �FRENCH TOAST· VS, LOVE _ tvhy do v i s it or ~ a l w---.,ys ar rive just at b reakfas t ti me ? Quit o a number of g i rJ.s denert:-3c~ the "bread-lj, ne 11 on Su:1d.ay mor ni n g wh e n a c a r of ga f your, , gen t l en:e n dr ove up, ~1e ~ t h~ nxcit oDen~ f i ~d d own and t h e y wor n r eady for break fa st the dish es vvc re Wt'. s r..e d ar:6 :.~r . }Ia c wa s a da r.1an t .. Lv-sn tnc.!.r p l Gas e f or so me coul, ie s r e c el .red ·~hu r 0 J?lY , 11 Not a potato". 1'1:i s i nci dent would se e n to settl e the old a r gument a s t o wh e ther or no t it is :possible to 11 livc on love ''. BAJ.I~ Ma r garet R. and Wri ght D. took a horse back ride (?) Friday whtch proved most tragic for Ma rgaret. Sh e put her foot daintily into the stirrup a nd took her pl a ce behind \:ri ght -- but not for lon g suddenly she found herself ascendinto the air; The next thing she kne-\,V she was lying on t h e ground in a heap and Wright and the pony were out of sight. TOO MUCH DIN1TER One of the Winton girls av'ioke the other night to find a ghostly figure ste.nding in her tent. When ~he finally found the couraga to unco,rer her huad a nr. take a sGcond 1 oolc she found the ghc'3t was Ruth Redshaw. Ste~ping over and on tentr,1a te s, R11.thi •? went tc the door and began se£',1·ch:i.ns ab0ut for something. When askcC: ·.(~::'.·,c. s.hc v:ns looking for •she an·svm:::·ed ::~ r~-3 ~1irro:c 11 • Um,.blc to fjnd .:;.'1., Bhe c:]. a:iincreJ tacl<: into bed. S~speati~g th8 truth her tent :rr..a. tes 2..sk0d. l1e:i.· ·.1:1c1,i; s'.1e had ca ten for dinner 2pd g0~ ~he surprising answer of 11 Pu~kles". If that is what Ru·i;l1ie a~~e I it is no vvondcr she had b.?..d dr$ami::. Lena Anselmi needs a ncvr yell -won I t someone please come to the rescue? .JU.TOTHER TENDERFO©T l:iartha And·e rson, Jessie Stark i. and Margaret Chambers motored to the ranch w'ith 11.lir .. and Mrs. Jenldns Thu!'sday. While the~ c they all had a , horseb2 0k ~1 d e , and the stci~y the y 1:s .: .l uf jV1?.rt h e.. It ~ see m:.:; ·('.:.1.a·:; :. t ·,;ras h e r first 1 ri d a 1 :t.a r :-8,3 i:i.. 0 ·.,.,e. :J -too sr.1.all a nd ·m::c h(.) .Y be ~ :'.'.I.G~ s ~0d -upon g o i Yl g r-~~'.llh~ 2 . ;: cl. .::: C UJ.JC. i n [', ci-c 0i0,. ,A_._i: c ge t h c.. r too mu.ch for one p81·s on. E0vv0ver, they enjo ye d t h emselves so much that t hey rail e d to get back to camp ::'..n i;ime for dinner. ,.p BOA'l' ____,... TRIPS On Tuesday a group of Scouts went in Boats to the head of Lc.ke De I Amalia and from · thore they hilccd to the cabin. Everyone brought home a souvenir of some kind. iv.:.r. Jenkins hacl. t olcl. us the story about tho bandit the night before so Yre were all excited about seeing his famous hiding J..)lace. One especially interesting thing l\[r. Jenkins tolcl. us was about tho Placer Clair,.s thnt men had made when they dug for · gold in this region. We saw several of these claims and one pl~ce where they he.d vrashcd for gold. · The triu home in the boat was equally thrilling, the large waves rocking the boat unti - ' ,we grow quite excited, · Thrills. thrills, all the way through. SUNDAY EATS i ,a -. and 1-h's. Bell arrived this morning ,vith their cur loaded to the ~op deck with cake sponge cakes, chocol~te caY.e~, ore~1ge cake:s 1 angel cc,kes -- and everv other ki.nd of cake, Ssh, and I' 11 ·'jell you something else --somebody told' somebody and t:1oy t ·old me the:,t Ice cream We,s also on the way,·· up. Eurrah for }!.:rs. ME-.tt Medill~ �22 23 24 25 2G 27 28 29 30 31 11 I C'1\}.7 1 T GET THEIV': UP 1~ Wedne s dc.y :-,10 :".'ni ng ou.r c ,~rr.p w··:i. s Tuesday ni ght everybody introduced to kit che n ~olic c , other tried amusi ng her nei ghbor wise known ns K. P, T110. re o..s on for after qui e t was ca.lled, arid this unexpe ct e d lJU1'l i s 11111c nt wns t hn t camp was attac k ed by a 1J1ague ,........, Miee Mac h nd to 6 c t up t h r ee ti mes of whis Dering , gi 6 gling, Tuesday nigh t to n s k f o ;.: quiet in coughin g and sno"rin g i n var- • the camp G.fter cve 1·yo no shoul d have ious ~, itc hes a nd ke y s . Only· been in drearoiand. At i n spection after the t h ird demand for next morning she i.1a s g~ne ro u s with silenc e d id qui e t c ettle over her assi gnments of t he dr eaded K. P. t he se a t t erc d. t ej_)ees a nd tents. The tigers were ask ed fa" carry Next mo r n i ng no one was wood for the bonfire; -~!: c 'J:it~mvers ready to get up when the had to wash the cook' Q d :Lfslh ,: i• towels whistle bl ew , a nd a fter the One beaver, 1'.1Iary O'D., vra.s fortunate- courageous f evv ha d dep~rted ly visitin g the ea gl es a nd esc a ped. f or a di p in the la.ke, most ·o f All of the tippeoanoe s e :::::c e pt Lucille the rest succumbed to the temDo\'mer vrere se n t to se e d da t es for a · lJtation to s l ee1) just a little date pudding, L~cille, a pa trol l ead-lon ger. Whe n the whistle blew er, escaped bec a us e she had tried her. for col ors the sides of more best to quiet t h e other s . Th e Owlets than one t e nt ' bulged and heaved in the lar ge ten·~ La.d t o r a ke up a nd with the frantic efforts of the burn the rub bi s h f1o m the. boy 1 s camp. occupants to get ona final boot Unlike the ti :;_J1Jec 2,1,.06s , the d isturbor s weater. A line o"f girls ance in thei::.-- t e nt Y:9.s cc:.us ed rr-.ai _n ly '\7ho wo re l e isure ly taking their by their yat:co l l 'J ad e "C . This was the y,ay to the wash house hal tecl a · first e.x;:peri0 n rJe "ncs·~ 0 f :~~11_; girl s second then dashed. madly toward have had v1i-: h K .:i?. Q,n'l ::_-~ ~·ic:.rl. a rearthe lake until stch1J1Jed by the velous effect. It. j _s ·c:: ough '; t h at if ster?m voice of 11 1':arsr..all Hailg 11 K,P, is adrrJ.nistc I·e d a. l];e.i r:. , i-t will with the command to ttf2.ll in not be for bad '\JG"J.c:,v io:r a.t night. line, washed or unwashed. 11 • t)ne girl aJn,earcd at ness ·.iri th only one stocking on, another looked like cart, Kidd ih a ~sir of unlaced boots that reached to her kneds, the strings trailin~ two feet behind, ,-s_· hil o so:ne poor dear Lieutenant 1Jan Deuser. vms proclaimed the cham.i.)ivn of fighting ',V ed- with long hair cc.me wi tr.. her locks () nesday, when h er victory over Francis stremming in t~'le ·bree:we. One ___1 Hudak was annov.nced. The battle took whole troo].J failed to c et vvasr. • and were dubbed 11 ~~he g:!.~ea.t unDlace at the pavilion after dancing washed". But the worst was yet to and games, and the result was a co me, for at assembly fate overbroken watch · for :i'!Ii ss Van Deus en and a cut elbow for FrEi.ncis. Francis has took the would ·oe entertainers and K,l?. \11/aS liberally di s tI'ibuted been going to the nurse's tent very amidst groans and wails. frequently since, ~nd it is feared that the wrist wat c h ·.vill have to HTKI! TO 71'.--:S NA."R.Rorvs spend · some time i •1 the jeweler's shop Miss ?-/fac tooke over thirty of tl~ upon it's return to Ro~k SDriDgs, girls on a h ::.ke 1.i.'r..ursdC::y mo:::•ni:1g ; Crossing thci cJ~m +.The fxt.th loo. around the lal;:e to tr..e narro'.'IJ' □ where the boat met them with lunch. A nur.1bcr �nurse Glasgow's patients took the trip over in the boat and thought they: had · a strenuous time. ·s6me of the · ~irls tried j~ping rocks, but missed their step and got b_l isters & walking home with wet feet. Now • they are on the list of "injured, fatally and otherwise". • PERSONELS Prof0ssor H~rrah and his fan ily left Wednesday for their hor:.1e in Laramie after an outing on New Fork Lake. Mrs. Gage of the University of Wyoming arrived the first of the week to assist with canp a thletics and dancing. Ji.T r. and Mrs. C. N . Bell and little son, Mrs, Wm. Uood, and Mrs. Atkinson arrived Friday night fro m Rock Springs, to spend the week end in CaJ:1:p • .JiU ss Josephine Irby of the University of Wyoming arrivod last Sunday to be official cnmp story teller. Ji.irs. Dickinson cane back to camp Tuesday brincing with her Wright and his guest, George Wolff. Bog pardon-also Wright's bugle. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Ford ~nd children came up from Laramie Thursday ev~ning. Dr. Nelson ts a ,vell lmO\'m botanist c>.nd his wa.lkt~lks are very intere·sting. Mr. and Mrs. Junk, spent one day of their honeymoon with us this week. Mrs. Junk was quite enthusiastic about girl scouts, and thinks they c..- ) all wonderful. ~ah, rah, rah, Rah, rah, rah, Newly weds, newly weds, Rah, rah, rah. ~uite a number of visitors arrived Saturday and Sunday, among them Mr. and Mrs. Vail , Mr. and WJ.l's, Ben outsen, Miss Anna -Baird, Mr. and Mrs. Hudak and Mr. McKeehan, They were entertained in the Green Room at the base of Flag Hill; in the B~ue Room overlooking the Lake; and in the Bird Room near the Red Tail Swallows Nest. SPORTS Ba seball Take s Camp By Storm. After a fe w practice games undo ~ the direction of Supervisor Ga ge, t eams were formed to play in a tourna ment for the championshi~ of the Camp, The 11 No Socks 11 , the "Now · ForkL oaguo 11 , 11 T.N.T 11 , Team 3, 11 Be.ttling Babes", and"Ossifers'' entered the competition. In the first draw, Team 3 was defeated by the ossifers: No Socks lost tm tho New Fork League, and T. N.T. overcame the Battling Babes, In the second draw, New Fork League drew the bye and the ossifcrs were ag~in victorious, beating tho T,N.T. By the time for the championship game, most of the Ossifers were reported to the Nurse and Captain Gage was desperate. A wireless was sent to Rock Springs and W1Ks Bell and Mrs. Vail rushed to the rescue, a lust for battle gleaming in their eyes. Evon with such valiant aid, things were going badly for the officers and in the last half of the last inning the score stood 4 - 1 in favor of tho New Fork League. The Ossifors staged a marvelous rally, bringing in four runs and winning tho game 5 - 4. -- ·, Rah for the ossifors~ 0 �Monday p r overl t o h e nn uv cntful A hole i n the t0oth r:1uy mean day for t h~ crowd. ~r. J enk in s t ook a hole i n the mo uth. us up the l ake in th~ n oter boar and trailer. We were all v e ry much exWhen it rnins wear tires, cited [',nd distmrbed when the boat went on the rocks. It didn't take Prohibition should inc],ude Mr. Jenkins long to go t it off howthe diryin g pan. ever, and ' NC were ngnin on our wn.y. At tho head of the l<'..kc we left the boar and took to the trail, About n mile up the canyon, we The Song - ( To t une of \Vhy came ton cnbin nnd here several of Did I ~ iss that Girl?) our number deserted. The rest of us continued up the mountain to a second Why nrq we goin g to win, cabin th2.. t v1ri, s one e the home of a Why, oh why, oh why~ fmnous bnndi t ~ Herc vm found n sup11ly Why nre we go~ng to win, 1 Tis because we try. of fervent love letters thnt proved very interesting rending. There was We don't laugh and we don't only one fl y in the ointment - we talk. missed out lunch - but we h[l.d double We h.~vo learned to walk the 11ortions nt dinne r to :rrnkc up for it.· chalk, • . Why nre we going to win, ~Tis bec~use .we try. FR:sDDY CHA..°NG3S HER NAJVIE Camp . Got~ t£rill nt breakfast Thursday mornin g y,rhen JWiss Wei tlnuf announced the changing of her name. It w<1.s the n:ornir.g nftdr the Ghost P2.radc and Cnrnp wo..s trying to find out who 1rms responsible for the shadowy disturbers that struck terror into the hearts of the Crunpers. Freddy was accused but straightwny defended herself by 1.Jroclairning thn.t she wns sittinG on the hill-siu.c nt tha.t hour, i:mmediatcly afterwa.rds Getting flustered over the statement. Several Scouts began to cull her narre nnd to ten.so her. She said, "Oh, I've changed my name 11 , Who is the luck!y man, Freddy? GEMS FRO ti. GLASGOW. f. Brushing the teeth twice u dn.y Will not \"Tear them out• 2. Remember, wl-:en W[l,shinc that you are the onlyJonc that cannot sec the bnck of your neck. 3. A chicken has a bizzard instead of teeth. Don't get the iden that you arc a chicken. �.... 1.·1; IL A·m) crni: KEVi Dl.JT?:..\_j'l:',J..~.:· fT I\GB_ L ilIB Mr s . :?i:-·:,: r'ic: ·:1] " hr.-.s b o~n driving to C ,:; :i.'c' :·>.-~· ~1~::,· :.1:.·-i.lJ h:.:t s 0. iscov c rcd. 2. c::;w f ; t. :·~ir'. l:. ~ n c ommod it y . Sh e am) o t.lr 1c 2d ~-..::3 _t.t. 3 :i:· m e r ni n g t hat she wo·JJ ,:. r.1..-.:,•~l· p ·::.:')iju.sfblc :_Jurc has es for Sc ou t s :,.1.nc: ' '.:c, o· j :i1.ne0.i e. t e ly ov ~ rwhol:ir.cd wit r.. f-, :•rL- ::ir-:1.c rs. Evi c:.o ntly the Sco u ts t ~1.ol•.gr:. t they h a d better lay in a supply v1~rn n the opj_Jortuni ty a.rose for not ah7ays could such an accomodatin g cmiss~ry be found. 1 STAGE gi ;l s. :~v-c r yo:1 ,. in cc'.m:p cont r i but.ad ·cho ir c;nyC)st clot h es an ~ wi t ~ these ~nd n goodly GUp~ly of c harconl, the ~ct :i.:o ss lo ol<,J c.i l P cc :rcri.l c.ovm south · ni gg,.hs. u1 ullm.:. n :I? o:der Blues", s v.n g by t h r 0e of t h -J t roop i-vns qui t o a h it 1 •• aR wa s "Dnp:,1or Da n 11 , sung by t he :~:r cach.::l r , -, Thcl m2. Ph illi p s. Anim Bond wHil cd 11 :vin s sa ' s i n t he · colc'l. , cold g rou:1d, 11 qui. t o eff ectively, but l!rs. Phillips dn ncc W,'1. s the biggest hit of tho ovoning. 1 Officer's Entertainment: ---- Jcssici·-Mac nnd Joey J:rby Ow1cttes Program: presented the Frc.n c h -English The Owlets started n series of wooing scene from Shalc0s11or.r 1 s troop cntcrtaimr.cnts Monday night King Henry v . . Miss Mac played with~ pep march around the campthe ·,1art of the fair "Harry of fire, Aft~r n fe w yells, a ·bunch of EnglP.nd 11 and the part of Prinweird looking goofs did a more woird cess Ke.tharinc wn.s taken by Joe dance around the fire, If you don't Irby, Both actors showed famknow what a goof is -- why -- it's iliarity with their lines and si mply~ goof, It has~ head twice thus vverc fr.Jo to gi vo their the size of its body, and oyos -intcrprct~tion of the love ofu, those cy.::le. Hose 2.nd r.10uth arc scones of the two who could equally grotcsqu.~. But their dance scnrccly ur.derstand each others is tho thing, It is~ hair rE':ising, tongues, but to whom the lansl').iEm1y shc1,lcin I camel walking, fl GE'. guage of the h0nrt wns more hoppi!1 1 , ooh, la, la. easily cor.u·.1unicablo. Harry of England ·was e. Pathfinders Pro~ram: . soldier and yet a t Jndcr lover, The Pathfindars 0ntcrtainod K<'.tharinc VfF>,s 2. modest yrinc css '"Tednesday night with a 11antomino of y ot not l~cking in fire and th.:; song 11 A :Frog A Courting". Lucille Ardor, Too much praise cannot Douncr sang tho stellar Jart. bG 7iven to the nctors of this scc~o ,· who ,').ot only nctod but BEA\~RS Pl?Jj seemed to live it R~d wore nblo Tho Beavers •.:mt<.:JrtP..inud the camp to stir tl10 hcc1rts of thoir onfire Circle Thurs~~Y evening with a lookers v,.ri tr~ a stre.nge sym~Ja_:!;)'ly. :;_:>P..ntomii.10 of the p:J.2.y "1'ro:9os2.l s 11 . :But shades of \7illinm Sha.k(;!: • Alice Oc5Donnell ·.'Tc1.S cmit3 ch,1.rrr..ing as }}CarG whc:r,, did :i'!Ii ss Mr.1.C get tr.at tho young ln.dy 1,vi tL too Pc.nY lovers, "Jc T 1 P,d0rc 11 • The rest of t:r!c t:roop ::,ut on a cli?vcr song nnd d~nce Q~t. TP"8 Ll"RIC OF LOCFDTVAR by Joe I:tby .. Ti ,,.cr-B car J![i ns t ·:-:11 3ho-r.v·. '-= On Frid,:~y 01.•.:J~fi•.: ti'. . () T:i.gors and Or.. Ga.th~:r good scouts from ncr1.r e.nd fA-r, :002.,rs of Relir-nce <1.r. c. W.:i.nton entertained us nt tl-:10 T~G.Yil1r>r. •yith a r:1in- And liE•t -~o ·t;;.10 talc of yopng strel show, 'Ihc f.:~rst nu!:.bn:;.• v1c1.s a Loc :nr\vnr, nogro y1oddinc v'litJ., ·::t.:.c2.r,;2, i'hllli:-;_:,s as I-'c..i~· Frod.dy cJ.Jcl<:ad out in raiment preacher, Esther I'.r:a.this groJ1,1 , Ion-J :1 0 A.t, :Buckl os bride, 1'iI<'-:r[:c,rci; Tvlcl-: b()Gt 1:1ctn ,fi r :c -,)Jv tho :proud bc1:1.uty off hor Mn.ry Kelly bridesmaid, ~linor Pryde, •• f .::iot. ring bearer, Alice RcELmo, Eina Pryde, BclL:id Baj ot, nnd Ruth Redshaw flower �Now Lochi,1vo.r on his spirit e d steed, Came from the wct1tvmr0. to do tho deed Dane~~- •• his one m\_;asuro nnd gnuffcd of the cup, And in haste urged his h orse to ~erpct Ut:1.l mo"t ion. §JIBPLUS WI T . Cam).) 1:icks - Take Your l'ick. !!Doc" 11 Ducky 11 11 Usol css 11 - 11 - }.Jro.tt" J 11 11 Clom BUm 11 - 11 'I'u T-JW\"711 - BEoncy 11 11 Todd y" 11 1vfac 11 11 Sin c;-:;r Dick" 11 Lizzie Dishe r 11 11 11 11 G.Jrt ie 11 11 i1J1.f1.1 g11 11 :5'atty Bu0 ... les 11 The bride whose dark beGuty deli ghted each hcc'.rt 11 11 11 S1::it 11 11 1s11 11 11 Invnlid Shiek Was one who before enacted thnt part 11 11 11 Car:.j_'..l .riers; 11 P.ants if c nd.J::..· With n smile to her lover ~nd a 11 11 11 11 11 Li ttle E2.blo Cooldcs Jcss laugh n.t the crew 11 11 11 11 Horm 11 11 Swcdc 11 Kc.0 s110ox She wont with tho one who had thrilled. 11 Lnzy 11 11 B0dge 11 "Shylock, her through 1 And ,7.,rho was it dangled his bonnet and :plume? Alack and alas Nurse played the E3JARD . ABOUT CAMP._ brideg:room. Dressed up like a courtier yet trembling in hcc1.rt, He could only sigh when he saw them de:part. 1-ir, Hf'..ra,- Whnt kind of olives have we besides ripe olives? Bright Puj..1 il,- Stuffed Olives. The bridcsrnaic1s vrorc costumed in yellow and white, Their beauty was such t}i..E'..t it lumined ~cssic Chipp -- List~n, our ·. t;mt is the most :po-- pular tent in camp. Wl:.y, oven the night. 'l'he mother W?..S sac~ to lose her sweet child And the giddy elopement wndc her quite VIild, The whiskers of fethcr did tremble with fright, When he saw his dear daughter in Miss }J!cDiP~rmid called on us thrac times last night, ------ Elinor Pryc.c - (waking Uj_J at night) J!Iarnma I didn't got any ::?DP, lirs, Pryo..:i - i.ir.c.y no 0110 ht1.d any such a strange pl·· s}lt. l)OlJ, dce..r. The cousins siezcd horses a11d after Elinor - Yes they did. I hoard them fled, nurse s~y she wss goinG But never could follow whore Lochinvar to· give some girls sod~. l9d. ----- Racing and chGsing nround the Bon Piro Went hero and sweotho~rt and friends Ers. B0ll - Rock Springs ~issed full of ire, you e.11 Rnd we'd lil-ce to Around ~nd around till strnnGc things have brought you some candy befell • (moans n.nd. i;ronns. The clopcrs became the ~ursucrs ns well. ----- �A c e rtai n youn g 1 .:1.dy in c o..mp has cormnented on Ch-3s t c r s - c:r mustache ( ?) ~ nun1be T of times. Now it is snid h e ~ashes f or a mirror whe~ t.e :::,ees he r corning. NOTTCE: Plcas3 bury any gum t ho.. t is lTIOl'e tha!l c:1. V\TCGk ol c'c , Since -Tuirs. Pryde 1-:iutored to }Jinedn.le no one h2..s been o.ble to walk without sticking to the ground, FAlTOUS SAYINGS AT C.Al'iP 11 Um tu Yrhc, c~ t1.1. w':1.cc~ 11 Chester~ Pow2ll. "Is t h e re any reu.son for you gi~l s t~lk i ~g - if ·there isn 1 t ~t ~l yo u be quiet no·v :,:-il c2.8 ..., ~- Gu 00.l"!i ght gi :rl. .;;, I! - ~h s s :?C2.. c. "Start ~n t ~1 0 f irs t beat. 1,' Singe:!.~ Die:~. 11 Wha t' 11 WC yell noH? 1: Lena. 11 Willo~ Ste.tu~ Willow Sta.to.~11 Dr. 1rc1 s0:1. "Noto. potato. 11 - Mn c. 11 1!11 show you how to ridc. 11 Gcrtrudc Gilnin. 11 0ne, two, throe-- point." Mrs. Gago. 11 1 like K. P. 11 - Margaret Rockwell. 11 Lct 1 s have a ·fight." - Ish V2..n Deus en. neck is su:q.burned 11 - Margaret Chambers. 11 1 ~1ever say anything funny"- Jessi0 Chipp. 11 1 can 1 t hike - r:1y feet, aro blistercd 11 • - Louise Pa g e. 11 I have reasons for d:ressing up toHEAJITl ABOUT CAMP night 11 - Th.:;lrnE'. I'hillil)S. 11 -Vl!:.cr-e I s the ambulance? 11 - Enid Stark. 11 Whcro 1 s my vmndering boy: tonight?" Why has Mrs. Ebeling hfl..d so 1nany visitors this la.st Weck? Me.rt ha .Anderson. Where were Gertrude ~nd "Let I s yell for the o,r,1ettcs 11 • Ruth Bob durinc lunch hou1~ Saturday? Ve.il. 11 0h dear, every book is out. rt is unsE'..:fc to ask Wright I 1m Dick~_ nson his age. waiting for Seventeen"- .Anybod..y Fl.1.-::. ~•,both Pratt hns lost a "Where's Mrs. Ebcling? 11 - The torn pictuto v~ich 0hc prizes very and tattered. 11 nas anyo·ne seen my picture?" Elizhighly. Tnnt ,'. certain troop is abeth Pratt, 11 Report to me after inspection." knovm ns· tho "lfoisy Dozen 11 • Fr0J.c.i0 insists thnt :Mrs. Nu' se. 11 Is my nose beginning to blister-? 11 Dickinson sing. 1'Somcwhore a Voice is Co..11 i:1[; 11 • V!l:Gr0 is Joc Hay, .. 11 0h bunk~ this voico1 P=ccdy? Put it over tho plc1,te, Ask Gcorgu W. if he - ~lrns can't you?" - Esther 1\'12..this. to plny 1x1.ll with Mnrga.rct Rock"And this is tho truth girls." vrnll. Lillian Clcmcntscn. 11 Erby is the nicest 11 motJ.-.c.Jr 11 in co..mp 11 Ylhoi~c) vr~s Lirs. 0 1 D Wedn0sBell Bo.jot, Ali.ea Reams. d.e.y oi.roninG? 11 I I m not a fatty. 11 Nurso Glnsgow !ms found. - Ruth R0d.sh:7,v,. thnt solitn~y confinement is "Ruth, don't forget to look for the best ~osGiblo trc~tm0nt for bc~tlcs bcfo~c we got in toc ortai n yo un i_.; l,'.c"l .i. o s . night," - Kary Elins. t:isrJ 1:c1.L -· J/inry O'Donnell, "Let's :plny "Lnzy~ - :i.forrr.n. <'.nc. K::i,ric. 11 ! wlmt nr0 you. cloing in the woods wnntc1. -cowboy 11 • - Frocldy, "Whore's my scout knif c? 11 - :r.r.:n.xin (~. nt this ttno of nibht? 11 Tell us n ghost story. 11 - :;:;T"crybody 7.-_,:,':'. ry .. I mwe ['.. ) 5 bill in 11 I 1 11 r.iend it. 11 - J~.rs :~ Ebeling. my a~o~tcr ~ockct and I cun•t find it. 11 :L~y �Miss M<'- c - Girls, I'M positively going to have a new Ca mp Club and cnll it the Rotary Club - you see there's J.D.o·· • M.A. - A.O'D. - E .S. - M.C.J.H. M.J.- I.A. nnd - a nd - nnd how many more of you are going to join? Girls - But Miss Mnc, what ho..s J.D, to do with it? Miss ·Ma.c: Oh he's the Hub, you all revolve around him. Est he r Mn. t hi s of Winton £ill'.! plny bo..11. llh r·ga. rot Chnmbc rs, 1iv hcr0' s your fi~ s t nid kit? Plea.so g ot it do\~m to tho kitchen." POETRY Mrs. Dickinson please sing 11 Denrie", An Answero The most popular book in camp is 11lilady 1 s lilancy 11 by Encsco, at present in the possession of an Engle. 11 The Big Owlettc tent has changed from an entertainment tent ton. barber sho;p. Five girls held a. dancinG class of their own the other afternoon, Hikes by night mo.y be n joy of cnm:ping, With c~ttlc on tho hills nround you stnmping, And for brc~kfnst, when you find n a plncc to hnlt, You hnvc ta.ken oggs nnd baconbut no snlt. And tho coffee you hnvc brought • But there's not one single pot And the sugnr, milk nnd butter were forgot, There's n rcnson for Mrs, Ebeling hnving fish for lunch ovary day - she hn.s dd~ncd thrac ~nir of brooches for Just bocr.rnsc you climb0d n hill, every ~nn in cnmp - Let her have 1 ~m That mP.do you ncnrly ill, s¼y we. For our po.rt we think she Don't try to give the nntivcs enrns them. nll c1. treat By pretending you're no lcnbbr After their cxporioncc with the tondorfcct towels the Beavers feel qualified to And re:r.rnmb0r is ;rou can tnke in wn.shing nnd hnvc given notice Not to co away O.Gain - wi tr..out the Frying Pnn. thnt nny laundry left nt their lodge will be quickly o.nd 0fficicntly co.red for, BY Th""E C00-..t< . Tho McAuliffc Librnry ought to hnvc three copies of Seventeen or else ask th0 Tippi C~nocs to return it at once. \Vhcn' s Ji.'In rgo.rot Rockv;cll going on K.P. ago.in? Sr-o's useless but we miss her, we 1 d like h-Jr back. J1/fn.c: Mamie Asinln: Our troop will :put on n stunt - Yos, we c~n. Alberta: I'll help you kids. Everybody - lr.st clny - ,nc1,mie de- serves to be honor Scout. A..1~Y OLD THING. Not from nny r0cipcs or booY ""' of Clld , Comas our Cocks concoction~, hot o.nd cold, His soup may be flavored vvi th pc~n)cr nnd dust And his cc,kcs may be yellow with nshcs nnd ru::it But if you can disrcgnrd the looks Of '~he mcssos thnt he coolcs Wh en it I s ovor - you :rr...1.y wish to come o.gc.1..in. THE C001( H!IJSELP. �Do0t or ~cis on of Wyoming State Univcrsi t v . :::".Jn icr }k t a nis t of t h is State tn0 k ·a group o: S~outs on a hike F ri.da;y mu :~r,j ng. We ga t hcred specimens of J. :i. i f c rcnt :pJ.2.r.ts for examination ::t:1d 3tl1 d.y, On o of tho girls who i.7as mu,::r.. b "~:, 6 h tcr than t h e ,.~est found an orehiu~ We all focl that we will now be able to reco gnize all the specimens that noctor Nelson told us about. -o-o- On Friday evening Doctor Nelson gave a lecture on our shrubs. His talk on pines \-.re.s partic~arly interesting because of the specimens ·of pines, spruce, ground cedars and firs. He also told us about the golden rod, rabbit brush, grouse berries and various species of sage. Saturday morning -Doctor Nelson took anoth0r crowd of girls on a field trip to t h e Upper L~kc, They rode up in the Boat with Dr, :rcnlcins but hiked back, finding many good specimens und learning much that will help them with their Scout tests. THE STARS 11 Flag. Hill" is also the Observatory -in the evening. At taps when Camp is still, fifteen of us one night may go to the Observatory with Dr. Jenkins, :BIRD - FL0"'7~R TALKS - Prof, Harro.h, of the Uui vcrsi ty of Wyoming wa s in c~~:r.llJ e.. few Qa.ys this we~~ a nd took ~h~ Jirls on several bird-tal:!.c htk '" G, Th·3 bi rcls studied wer:c t h i ) 1~r1.1r,bcl ep::!.r:·ow, red bird, · bl uc heron ; o.J.ck :;;.:,.1cl. the western rc ,3 -t.a:i 1,.1d J-i ~ v·'}'. , Tn.-.: study of the g::i.rr.:;l.; s::_Ja.rrcw '.':2. s ~:1.de r.:orc intcresti~ g ~y th~ flci1.~g ot a · nest of li ttj_ .~ ones. Prof, Hc. rrah also ga.vc ~s the n:--..m.:·s f'.'..ml we.ys of different ,1ants. The t~lks were cnj oyod v :~r y much, and cv0ryono hated to sco Pro :( Harrah 1 Cc\V .J , On Tue s day nfternoon :Mrs. ~b alin g enterta ined at a ~ -ry d elight ful 1•500 11 1J2.rty in .,.ho C. N. Bell bus, Tho guests wore Nurse Glasgow, ]lli ss Van Dcuscn and Miss Irby. Gossip, chewing gum and de..tt:is were served. The game ended in a Free for 3.l l whon it was discovered that Mrs, Ebeling was stackin g the cards. Miss Margaret Rockwell onj oyed rest .period in Mrs. Ebeling's spacious tent one afternoon last week. Miss Rockwell says she had n special invitation to do so from Miss Mac. Alice O'Donnell also SDcnt a quiet afternoon in Miss Mac's tent at the same hour, Alice says her engraved i'nvitation came to her by special messenger. It might be here remarked that the entire Camp appreciated the special courtesies extended to these members du.ring Q,uiet Hour. Nurse and Mrs, Dickinson issued c~rds for an At Home in the Hospital on Tuesday from four to six. Their bed is ~11 fluffed up now. They wish it se1.t on. The Owlettc tent will entertain at a Musicnl ·iriuncdic'..tcly e.ftcr Swinuning Hour - n Friday ~ftcrnoon. Son:conc--wc don't know who. is prc:J;Lr_ng for n D~te Pnrty. Everybody 11.'r~o knows where c'.nd when 2nd how -chis party is to be• :i. s L1V::. tea.. Tt e B~av0T:s announce a pow wow a~uvnd thclT new totem pole, �. I OUR OFFIC:B.:RS i GOD BLES3 THEM, By Joe Ir~y & Lut Ish, Joss 'Mac as ca1;tain ia a. wonder Who n~vor ste~s out from under The lo~d of her care She smiles and does bear And how we all love her by thunder We now introduce Mrs. Downer, And n·o high waves ever shall drown' er With her curls powdered white She did £.1,ct here one night And for this all the angles will crovm I er. Of course we all fmror the Our Ebeling' s official _;.:patcher, And there i sn 1 t one who can :rr.atch' er She n:akcs trousers old Look again brave and bold And in base ball there's no one can catch'cr, cook But on us he never does look Oh a wonder is Mac Who spared us hard tack And gives us best food from his cook book. One O'Donnell is oft in the dishpan She gets there as often as she can At 500 as well She wins by some spell And at baseball she never does fan, And Lieutenant I,V.D. Oh. a wonderful dancer is •shc She slides o 1 or tho floor, And when you ask for one more "I have the next dance," she eeys sweetly. A maiden with spirit so sunny, C~lled all in the camp 11 0h my honey" She wanted a cowboy To fill her with joy Till she learned that they were short of money. g_,.. there 1 s Jv!yrna Shedden all burdens will bear Of Troop 4 she takes excellent on.re She 1 s the one who works best And can stand the dish test And nev.3r says II I I vc done m:>' share, 11 Now coraes one who knows stories galore But who quite fails to spill enough • gore So they gave her a grave If I told you all good things And a job with a troop of Ge.go And for pastime she writes verses pore. It would fill all the rest of this page Let us remember our dear mother Vail So ! 1 11 let you dccido Who loves as we do the trail · Why we all love this bride That comes to the 1ake And why in the camp shots the Where our worries we shake rage. And never her charges she'll fail. Dr. Jenkins came down to the camp our Singer Dick fills us with To teach how the moon lights her lnmp pleasure To tell of tho stars As she sings ench melosious Of Venus and. lh rs measure, And of bandits ,'!ho ni:nr here did tramp. We stf'..rt on the beat And we never do ~heat The man who kno'?TS all about flowers i,,Jh0re she askr, us to do a new· Came with u~ tn Ppond a f-b,.cr hours singinu; feat. He told vt' -t-b.e :Jo :.·0 While we beer•~:.'. L5.r.! f nr more-ah Theah is a dcah nuss from the sea And "SnlL: 1; is the uevr cry of ours. m10 will fix up a hwn.ht r..t v.. :plea :Bu-'G tho buz of a boo, · • }:1:.kes hor cry out 11 oo;c·c 11 , "Don't hurt little Me.ble whb loves thoe. �WANTED - .fine good b al l playe rs to substitute for ~h e Off icers. . Mrs. Gage. W~TED - Four K.P.' s guaranteed to be as efficient as l1ar garet Rockwell. -Th e Cook. WANTED - A boat ride. Guess Who. WANTED ➔ 4 pair of non-bustible hosiery. Ruth Va.il. WAl~TED ~ A real live cowboy, complete with chaps, sp•rs and a ten gallon hat. F. M. W. WANTED - New fields to conquet. Martha Anderson. WANTED - A hammer guaranteed to hit the nail every time. Mrs. ~ryde. WANTED - More men around. Jack Dewar. 0 WltNTED - A place to put al l the specials the cook fe e ds me, Bell Ba.jot. WANTED - A camp •just 1 ike this one next year. , Everybody, WA.!.~TED - A few les s orders for gum to t ake to PinedaJ.e, Mr s . Pryde. LOS T , 6 TRAYED A..\TD STOLEN. L JS~ - Qne perfectly good Wolf due to the breaking up of Camp. L.P. LOST - My night clothes in the evening and my dgzy clothes in the morning, Margaret R, WANTED - A bee to' buzz at ·me, also the ability Tt6~ ' say hurt and burn like a westerner. Nurse. WANTED - A barrel until I can find Mrs, Ebeling The Needy. LOST - My yesterday's girl . • ll:. D, WANTED - A corner on a horse, Gertrude Gilpin. WANTED - A clue to the author of this verue: We're out for gore, We're out for more, We're at your door, The Camp, YfANTED - Another tent officer like Joe Irby. Kiss l~ac; WANTED - A name for my sickness. Enid Stark. VI.ANTED - Trees with hid'ler .limbs on . The Tall ones. LOST - Not a speck of my enth usmasm. Joie Irby, LOST - My receipe for a date pudding. Miss WJ.ac. �NIDIBERS - - - - 66 who have sunburned necks - - - - - - - 65. 11 think Mac is a good cook - - - - -- - - 6t> 11 have tried to vamp Jaclc - - - - -- - - - 63 " have succeeded ... - - - - - - - - - -N01'1E 11 11 Don 1 t have time 11 to l)re1Jare a 11ro:per toilet - 64 11 can play organ - - - - 5 II try t O ... - ... - - ... - ... - - - - - - - ... 59 11 took dinner to the woods - - - - - - - - 3 11 won 1 t try it a ::;ain - - - - - - - - 3 " have bobbed hair - - - - - - -- - - - - - -- - 62 " wish theirs bobbed ... - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4 11 put on dresses for 11 a reason" - - - - ... - - - -24 11 wish they had 11 reasons 11 - - - - - - - - - - - -34 11 have dishes they brought out - - - - - - O 11 have some one ~lse's - - - - - - - - 66 11 have had a hot bath since July 20 -- - ... o· 11 want: one --- -- -K - - - - - 66 11 have slept with chip mun..'lcs - - - - - - - 66 " want to - - - - - -- - - - - - - - 0 " were glad to see the R.S. boys - - - - - 66 11 were sorry to see them go ... - - - - -- - 66 11 take morning dip - ~ - - ... - - - - - 6 11 like to - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - - - 0 11 umpired. Fridays baseball game - - ... - ... - - - - l 11 tried to - - - - - - - - - - ..... - - - - - - - 18 11 are lJoints in Rotary Club - - - - - - - - -- - 10 11 want to be - - - - - - - - - - 56 11 took their turn at K. P. - - 66 11 continued. 011 K. P. - - - - - - - - 5 11 e.re ca.11 ed. Iv:ac •·• - - - - - - - - - - ? too many. No, of girls in camp - - - - - - - - - - II 11 II II II II II II II II II II " II II u II II n II II fr "II II II II "II II ff �Ill OUR G]RL SCOUT ClOlMP Nczw Fork Lake ~~ -~ The Owlcztte Tepees if~11 The, Qobbers Cabin � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Union Pacific Collection Description An account of the resource This collection is made possible in part by a generous grant from Wyoming Humanities. 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