The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-07
Bunting Withdraws and Gives
Support to Gowans, Getting
Dat Plum in Exchange.
STRICT REGULATION WINS
OVER WIDE OPEN TOWN
Which Means That Everything
Must Be Done According
to Set Programme.
Snecial 10 The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
LEHI, July 6.-Yesterday was election
day at Camp Saratoga" and the several
hundred BOY Scouts" entered into II
with as keen interest as their daddies
will go in for politics this fall. The can
ddates for mayor were Mcmillan of Salt
Lake City. Gowans of Ogden and Bunting
of Provo. The issue was strict regulation
against wide open town. and regulation
won.
The boys who wanted TO SO in swim
ming when they pleased and TO lie In
bed till . O'Clock In the morning. or TO go
fishing at any old time worked hard FOR
their candidate. but when the votes
showed they were unsuccessful they
joined good humoredly in ratifying the
fnal result.
The vote was: GoWans. SO; Mcmillan
80, and Bunting, s.
Bunting. like some OF his older fellow
citizens, played politics and before the
vote was polled withdrew and received
the appointment OF police judge from
City attorney, Mcmillan, Salt Lake City.
Assistant city attorney, Mangum.
Chief OF police. Smurthwaite. Ogden.
Sanitary commissioner, Spriggs. Eureka.
Fire chief. Deal. Springville.
Street supervisor. Longenecker, Provo.
Food inspector, Wingate, SpringV1lles
Supervisor OF property. Weyman. Salt
Lake City.
Fish commissioner, Pfoutz. Eureka,
City recorder Winter, Ogden.
Officials Sworn In.
The foregoing officials have all been
sworn In and are regularly performing
their duties. There Is a big bulletin
board on which typewriter notices nm
pounce events of camp interest. among
which are:
Court meets today at l o'clock in
Judge Bunting's tent
TGo al off nf tha
meet on the lawn at l O'Clock near the
fagpoIe.
5slsned> SIDNEY atStv 6; wsNTEs. RscaIss- :.
When The Tribune representative
reached camp today DR.. Pfoutz and
company Of scouts had just returned from
Willie completing the circle they visited
cultivated fields of grain. vegetables and
alfalfa, Wild swamp lands and the wild
desert
The doctor gave the young naturalis.s7
lessons In botany geology and animal
life. a number OF kinds OF birds were
chased into its hole and one of the boys
captured half-grown horned toad,
Study Rock Forms.
The study OF the different rock forma-
tionS was new to all the boys ana some
OF them were not able 10 tell which was
wheat oats or barley in the cultivated
fields.
The forenoon educational study along
practical lines will be Of great service to
the boys some day Today they were
Welch including both land and water
rescue work. They we're told all about
the formation Of the body. the circulation
of the blood and why air was necessary
In the lungs, etc, and then shown how TO
bandage for fracture. make an impro-
vised litter, stop loss, Of blood. and resns-
brook OF Lehi will visit the camp Friday
and give some additional instructions
along these lines Friday.
Dip in Lake Popular.
The daily dip in Utah lake is probably
the most popular sport OF the entire day.
half mile south OF camp far enough away
from any residence 10 make the wearing
OF bathing suits unnecessary, and here
the sandy beach the boys under care
full and competent Instructors each after
noon learn the various swimming strokes.
and 1t IS safe TO say that by the time next
rives, every boy will have learned how
TO swim. Every forenoon those who care
10 bathe In the warm sulphur swimming
pool.
The baseball games are always full OF
excitement. the one this forenoon between
the Ogden. Juniors and the Salt Lake
Juniors being the most hotly contested
SO far. The result was in favor of Ogden.
The Ogden battery was Glasmann and
ReIshaw and for Salt Like Lake HTseks and
feated the Pickup Midgets by score OF
% To 2.
There Is an athletic contest on between
will be awarded to the club whose men,
bers total the greatest number of points
in the daily track meet. So far there
has been only running events. but to-
morrow there will be high jump. broad
jump and hop. step and jump. The stand
ing in this contest 10 date is.
Winners of first days events: 50yard
dash. middle class-Hutchinson. Salt
Lake City. frst: Grunes. Helper. second
Eyans: Salt IT.. Lake CITY, thiTa: d.. o.
Headaust. Provo, secoad; Tyroer. Se Hsai ssi
Junior ciass-Carpenter, springvllle,
Pershaw. Ogden. third.
intermediate class-Repath Salt Lake
City, first: Tay, Salt Lake City, second
Sprigas. Eureka, third.
Midget class-Tyroler. Salt Lake City.
first; Headquist. Provo, second: Peak.
Middle csss-Hutchinson, Salt Lake
City. first: Evans. Salt Lake City, sec
ond; WI W;heewIrieht lI,, r Ogden third
Dardman. Salt Lake city. third. bird ''e''''
I'm Intermedists class-Repath; Salt Lake
Wallace. Salt Lake city. third '"'
Third day. 220yard dash:
Midget cIass-Peak, Salt Lake CITY
lt nrSt; opens 9penshaWTii ,Ti- Provo. second; Head,
Middle class-Hutchinson. Salt Lake
City. first: Brinton. SpringyilIe second
Wheelwright. Ogden, third.
Junior ciass-Carter, Springville, first
Reed, Salt Lake City. second: Ertman
third.
intermediate class-Repath. Salt Lake
City. first: Greves. Salt Lake City. sec
ond; Smurthwaite. Ogden. third.
First get five points. seconds three anG
thirds one The totals for the three DAYS
are: Salt Lake City, 72: Provo. is
Springville 12; Ogden. s.; Helper. 9, and
Eureka, /.