Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-31

s'The camp will b. equipped vita tents, kitchen and table utensils, base ball grounds, oacket ball and tenis courts, spring boards. beats and IT fact everything that goes to make ai ideal camp except bedding and per ised the loan of one of the newly dis covered salt water electric light plan for the camp, so that We will not ba in darkness. While there are good streams and springs on the place which furnish water for domestic use, it is proposed that supply from ,he famous hot water springs ot He1 Springs Ibe shipped to the camp daily ] for drinking purposes.
 Each boy should bring at least two comforts or two pair of blankets, eX- tra plants or overalls, heavy soled shoes, soft shoes for camp use, extra stockings, shir;s and handkerchiefs, comb and brush, night shirt, soap, 1 towels, swimming suit if you nave one). fishing tackle, kodak, baseball glose, tennis racket, notebook and pencil and small Bible or Testa- ment. Don't be afraid to bring too much, for you will find use for every l thing
 It is proposed to conduct the din- i ing room service, if possible by con tract, but if that cannot be done, the camp management will look after the commssary department, securing the best cooks available.
 A camping fee of $6 will be charged for the ten-day period for table board and incidental expenses. This ln- cludes everything except railroad fare. and the boys are scrambling over one another to nave room reserved for them. It is expected there will be almost one hundred from this city alone attend the camp.
 Secretary Fox has looked we'll into the details of the camp and has seen 1 to it that everything is in fine older. He has arranged the following daily routine fer the campers which w!li be strictly adhered to-
 a. m, morning call; 6:15 a. m., settirg-up exercises; 6:3O a. nl., plunge: a. m., roll call and break fast: 8 a. m., camp inspection; S:15 a. m. drill; 9 a. m., boys conference; 10 a. m.. games; II a. m. swimming; 12 m.. roll call and dinner; l p. m., games, athletics, scout activities; 3:3o D. m. beginners swimming class; 4:3O n m.. advanced swimming class; 6 D. m., roll call and supper; [ D. m. camp games; s D. m., camp fire and story hour; g D. m., devotional; 9:3o D. m., retire; 10 D. m., taps; guard mount.
 A rigid set of camp regulations have been drawn up and these, too, will be enforced to the letter. They are as follows.
 No firearms. tobacco or bad langu- age will be tolerated.; swimming only during regular hours; permission will be granted those desiring to leave the grounds for fishing, boating ana tramping trips, provided they are ac- companied by leader, all will be expected to register with the camp secretary on leaving the camp and O. re.urning. No athletics ar aquatics on Sunday except the morning plunge The camp leaders assume tremendous responsibility in the conduct of the camp and parents should insist CT obedience to camp authority, other wise the youngster might be dismiss. ed from the camp.
 l Cove Creek, where the camp will be held, is situated twelve miles eas ) of this city On the Rock Island rail ; road, and arrangements have beer made fer all local trains to stop fol passengers at the camp. Mail will b: taken on and dropped off the trains : at the camp in special mail pouches so that the youngsters can keep ir touch with their parents and vice , versa.
 The encampment is planned for the boys of the state from the ages of 1. tc IT years, who will abide by the rules and regulations of the camp 4 competent physician will be in camr