The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-11-05
Kenosha Gimogash Tribe
viii Send 20 Scouts
to Racine.
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED

will send an excellentN group of
scouts to the Belle City. The Gimo-
cash tribss are made up OF boys who
excel in scouting. They must be merit
badge scouts and their personality and
ability are always taken into consider
alton before being admitted to the
tribe.
All boys must have athletic Prov
ess as many of the tests on the pro-
gram while not strictly of sporting
nature require athletic ability.
Gives Out Program.
The complete program for the event
was announced today by Fogwell as
follows:
Scout Pace Relay.
Six-scout team; each scout going 1-6
mile; so steps running; so steps walk
ing.
Team finishing closest % the exact
IL minutes wins.
Accuracy event.
Signalling.
One 4-scout team-reader, sender,
receiver and writer.
Flags to be not less than "a inches
square, with 4-foot pole.
Stations to be 80 yards apart.
Message to be made up the day of
the meet--to be in code, and at least
so letters long.
No insertions or corrections on mes
sage as received.
Message to be delivered 20 the judge
by the writer. Judge to be equal dis
lance from all teams.
Each letter wrong to be penaltized
one second. disqualified for more
than 10 errors.)
Speed and accuracy event.
Water Boiling.
Two 2-scout team.
Each team to provide own hanger
not to be erected before starting sig
nal.
Each team to be furnished piece
of white pine, 10x12x2.
Each team to furnish one quart
water bucket with wire handle, single
ply tin, filled with water to within
one-half inch of top.
Equal amount of lux to be given
each team. Two matches allowed,
Contestants to furnish knife or axe.
No preliminary preparation of fire
place or wood permitted.
Water must boil over.
Speed event.
Mile Relay Race.
Six-scout team-Each scout to run
is mile.
Runner to carry 12-inch piece of
broom handle; this to be handed to
next runner; if it is dropped it must
be picked up by runner dropping it.
Speed event.
Fire by Friction.
Two 1-nan teams.
Apparatus must be made from ma
tural material found in United States.
warming up" is not allowed, but
using notch that has ben used be-
fore is permissible.
Speed event.
First Aid.
Four scouts and one patient. Each
team furnishes its own equipment
Blanket stretcher to be used. Event
to be timed and then judged for neat
ness.
Triangular Head Bandage-To be
neat, snug and anchored under knob
on back of head and down to the eye
brows in front. Will stand test of
snugness. Ends and wrinkles neatly
arranged.
Arm Splints-Use two triangular
bandages folded in Gravel. Knots to
be outside and only square knots used.
One bandage at wrist location, other
in front of elbow.
Sling-Arm to be at right angles
with body. Fingers supported but
tips exposed. Square knot back of the
neck Safety pin allowed for sling.
Thigh Splint-Stave and lath to be
used for splints. Six triangular band
ages used. Square knots to be used
and outside of splint. Around body
under armpit. Around hips above
joint. Under clotch below hip joint.
Above knee. Below knee, Around
ankle.
Streteher-No part If body to be
hanging outside of stretcher. To be
carried feet foremost. Stretcher to
be improvised of blanket and slaves.
One patient placed an stretcher, Run
10 yards to patient and return walk
ing
Undressing RAJ:
4-scout team. Field to be marked in
various places for undressing. list re-
move hiatt End remove shirt; Srd re-
move belt; 4th remove shoes; 5th tc
end of course then return and put or
each article in turn and be neatly
dressed at finish, Four scouts in each
team. 81
Tent Pitching.
Eight-scout team. Four pup tent:
are to be pitched on line. Bed Of
Two blankets and poncho or equiv
llent to be made up in each tent. Re
hector fire to be built in front of tents
Front end pole to be on white mari
placed for that purpose. Tent TOT
when pitched to be free from wrinkles
Tent to be staked down firmly. Emf
poles to be straight up and down
Event timed and then judged for neat
ness to judges own discretion.
AGED TWINS GUILTY.
London.-Twin sisters, aged II, wert