, 1922-07-13
THIRTY ROTARY
GUESTS in CAMP
FULL QUOTA OF HAPPY YOUNG ANERl.
CANS ARE ENJOYING LIFE NEAR
Medicine bow LODGE

MONDAY morning tu9 caAAcN-
Of Rotary Camp became a distinct
reality, when a bevy Of busting ex-
pectant boys gathered as per ar
rangement at The Republican office
and made the start to the hills for
a two-weeks' outing as the guests
of the Rawlins Rotarians. For
weeks every possible detail which
could in any way add to the COM
fort and enjoyment of the Rotary
boys has been the subject Of PAINS
taking effort on the part of some OF
the committees assigned to the task
and for fully as long the fortnight
in the hills has been the dream OF
the lucky boys who were selected to
make the vacation trip.
Last Sunday heavily laden trucks
made the first start and hauled the
baggage, bedding and other camp
impedimenta, including the commits
sary and plenty of straw for good
soft be0s, mp to the site selected for
the camp. Arriving there every
thing was put In order TOR the
coming of the boys on the morrow.
Tents were put up, q flag pole erect
ed and . flag raised, the Dutch oven
installed, 50 that nothing remained
unfinished when the boys arrived
Monday.
oaznp Rotary Roster
The boys who left Monday and
who are nov tasting the Joys OF
roughing 1t in the hills, are:
Leroy johnson, Cecil Wester. John
Strandberg. Everett Gardner, Robert
Fowler, Robert Benedict. Pa1l
Bates, Ernest Mcneil. Arthur Nord-
lund, Harry McFarland, Charles
Bates, Vincent Finley. Irvine sHndle,
Leonard HALL, Robert tBennott. Jay
House, Robert Smiley, Blu Foster.
francis Baker. Mike Pappas. L1oyd
Ssss4ia zosns1nas' 3Rark Cosk~@aAa
McAnalty, Francis Murphy. )
That's 80 ~ count 'em and see.
Cars and Drivers
Following are the drivers OF cars
in which the Rotary boys were pas
seugers from Rawlins to the camp.
unless some car loaded UP and
slipped oft without being tailed:
W. 9. Anderson, Gus Fleischli. q.
A, Kell, Jr., L. z. Armstrong, Jr., h
B~reftenstein and Frank Johnson.
Each car was crowded to the guards
with shouting, Joyous humanity.
each bent on having the time OF his
young life and feeling reasonably
sure that he was about to realize
his expectations. The day was
cloudy and rather cold, but the boys
had a wonderful ride and arrived
safe and sound and full of pep.
Camp Location
Camp Rotary is located about Two
miles above Medicine Bow lodge, In
stead of the Gold Hill section as was
originally planned. The camp Is
about IS miles from Rawlins which
can be driven from here In three
hours easily. The road from the
Lodge is we'll marked and the big
American flag which floats over the
camp can be seen for a mile or more.
The camp is situated in an open
park on the banks Of q beautiful
mountain stream. which. II It hasn't
a name already. will have before the
two weeks Is over.
Rev. o. C.. King went up to the
Camp and made . short stay. long
enough to make sure that every
thing was in ship shape. Prof. Il.
r. McGraw will be in charge In place
Of Dean PhNbrook. who .is still de-
tanned In the east by illness a his
family. j. r. Fuller. whose fame -
q camp cook IN unequalled, 10 the
presiding genius in the commtssary
derartment. Every possible ar
ranRement will be made to TAKE care
of visitors and the boys parents and
families are especially welcome. bat
should take their own bedding II
.hey intend to remain over night.