The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-30
CADETS HAVE TIME
OF THEIR LIVES

Seattle. Aug, 2S.-Thc big event OF
today in the state of Washington from
the standpoint of the Salt Lake high
school cadets was the cruise of the
good ship Waiaileal of the Inland
Navigation squadron.
The cadets were aboard the ship
aforesaid Nobody knows how TO pro.
nouncc the name or where 1t came
bright young lives.
The time set for the departure was
O'Clock this morning. plenty early
enough for youngsters who ddn I
leave the Paystreak until l0:45 last
night. this especially when one re-
members that they had TO leave camp
at S o'clock In order TO be at the dock
In time But the ship didn't get away
until 1890 much TO the grief OF all
hands
The delay was occasloned by the
failure OF the Waiaileal to arrive from
her BellinGham trip on time She
was chartered for today's occasion.
Nobody was on board aside from the
cadets and n few invited guests from
the Utah consignment in Seattle.
Governor Spry and stan concluded
that they would rather put in the day
seeing the fair. and they did. but the
cadets nevertheless enjoyed each and
every Gecting moment
Visit Shipyards.
First they were taken to the Moran
shipyards, where the Nebraska was
built. next they circled around
through the Pacific feet later they
visited Gray's harbor and last OF all
Bremerton navy yard. Altogether the
tourney included more than 100 miles
OF sound voyaging The home dock
was reached at $50 p. m.
They saw the gunboat Boston, that
fought with Dewey at Manila bay
the battleship Oregon. famed through
o,t the world for her rush toward
the battle OF Santiago. her magnih-
cent part In il, the training ship Phila-
delphia. the cruiser Milwaukee, the
greatest dry dock in the world, all at
Bremcrton. The boys viii have much
to tell when they reach home. They
will also tell Of the choppy waves jhat
swept the sound on their eastbound
Journey and the mlll-pond stiffness oil
the water homcward bound.
Perhaps they will roll little IN
their walk. as becomes a company OF
Jolly tars. and sprinkle their conversa-
tIon with sea sayings. II Is possible
too. that some people will add pinch
of salt to the cadet narratives. but the
salt will not be necessary.
II really was 4 wonderfully beauu-
Cnl. interesting and instructive out
inc. one Of the best features is found
in the fact that all were able to take
the trip. a special guard of regulars
being left in charge Of Captain Jack
ling. Not one was sick, not one was
guilty of mlsbehavior. The lunch
served by the cook outfit was all that
could have been desired. and every
boy went back TO camp happy To
night they arc busy on the Pay Streak
spending the cash Dr. 6. b. Pioutz'
disbursing officer. handed to each man
on his arrival at camp. The side
shows are reapinG little harvest
and everybody Is happy.
A Quiet Sunday.
Tomorrow promises a quiet day In
Camp Jackling, no special entertain
ment having been scheduled. The
boys will put in their time listening
10 band concerts, and looking the eN-
posItlon over Governor Spry and the
members Of the executive party left
tonight for Utah They Will make a
close connection in Portland, arriving
in Salt Lake Monday morning.