Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-11
messed in the Regulation Khaki
ltah's Boys Return Home
From Encampment.
REVIEWED BY GOV. CUTLER,
parade from Oregon Short Line
Depot Down Main Street
This Morning.
d., in Fine FcttIc With Everybody
uappy--some Incidents of Maneu-
rcrs in Wyoming.

h Dressed in the regulation khaki uni
Eform showing plainly the stains of a
Ereeks drilling. the Utah National
Esuardsmen today marched back home
,0m their Camp Emmett Crawford
Enlneuyers.
a The guardsmen were fully as well
E,ouipped with spirit as when they went
|evay. Those who were beardless boys
fvhen they went away are now well
Esuppiled with boards. A blistered nose
4 is the high sign OF the service.
The guardsmen differ from any 9TH
ers who have ever returned In that
there is no discomfort, and everybody
Is happy and sure he had the best
81 time Of any in his memory OF encamp-
n ments
4 In returning to their armory from
the Oregon Short Line depot the troops
paraded Main street and were re-
Viewed by Gov, Cutler and stan from a
position on the Kenyon hotel balcony.
GOVERNOR PLEASED.
4 WIFI L ipbhtu upon llllS DDuN bI
troops" said Gov. Cutler, as the last
+ Of the khaki uniforms disappeared up
| he street. and compare them with the
| nan Of the guard four years ago, /
can hardly believe the Improvement
| has been possible There is n vast deal
| q difference, and / think | can safely
say the guard never before has been
| IN 50 good a condition. From now on
4 Will be what the nation and the
state expect it to be- a group OF drilled
men ready to be called for any emer-
gtncy, no matter how sudden"
IN the reviewing company with the
governor were Adjt. Gen. Wedgwood,
Who was in camp with the guard. Col.
Rasler, Col. Irvine, Col Hansen, Col.
Geenwald, Col. Bowers and Col
hynes OF the governors STAFF. and
Mayor John S. Bransford
The guard appeared from North
Mainr marching down the west side
NJ the street In its entire strength, the
Ilaad heading the procession followed
| the signal corps, infantry battery.
sgtal corps and wagon train in the
Enar named.
sPLENDlDIY EQUIPPED.
As equipped, the guard could have
y 'one mo instant action, in all de-
aI'iiehts OF the service except caval-
me Osdeh and southern companies
'etrained VIII the Salt Lake comr-,~
les for parade, and this afternoon
ompahy B will leave for Ogden while
.ompanies a, ID, T. and f of Nenhi
Nt Pleasant, Richfeld and Manti re.
,heIr homes. ''eS "
Inc line of march for the parade led
Som the depot east on south
lempc to East Temple street.
Pence south TO Fourth south where
lhe forces conference.-the to First
Folth thence west to West Temple
M south to the arIuory
me southern companies. whose bag
ige was left on the train. loaded the
asgage OF the Salt Lake troops at the
'enot while the troops themselves I'M
faded It at the armory.
ZEN WEDGWooD ENTHUSIASTIC.
When asked FOR their opinions of the
heampment all officers were enthusi-
PUG IN their praise of it. Adtt. Gen.
edgwood declared 1t was the finest
pug he ever saw as a maneuvering
mp and Gen. Wedgwood served
trough an arduous Philippine cam
Capt Webb. another officer of
Fhilpplne experience, declared he
~ yet 10 see anything half so good
Ehu the best part of it was" he said.
bnat we forced the regular officers
leIe TO admit that we were some
lnlers' They We're kind to us. ana
~ everything TO make our STAY in
KIP peasant, The position assign
A US was a splendid one"
UTAH BATTERY TO FRONT.
concerning the big day of maneu-
r. IN which the Utah battery won
mann exercise, member of the
4 .clF declared that Webh's long
,"lhlng In the Philippines, he being |
uuN artillery officer there with a
I'uotd' htted him to receive this |
'nsrril even over the regulars.
ng opposing mountain batteries" |
came right up poting their |
mo me zone of fire so far that |
'uuld nave been wiped out long |
Lst,t. N"ey were; There Is an artillery |
Isg nv the hllluamen overlooked" |
n ~ COMMENT Of their captain az |
Nent ms men I'm solid marching |
'uer and that wa Just before Webb |
E'e me word and We were pourinp II
1 ON mem for a fale Won well Tho |
nole army, following tho mountain |
'lN were wen up IN range, too. and |
Would nave been wiped out COM |
'''eF IN case Of actual warfare"
BROKE CAMP SUNDAY.
y ne camp was broken At Dale Creek
sr'"s AZ 1870 o'clock. and the mil
I'l Trains left Sunday evening nj
aug 80 o'clock respectively The
~. niloh was that the railroad com
W. hhd failed Ia provide tourist
pcrF and knpt Ca tioir ~ 800