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PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDA Y MORNING AUGUST 1 13, 1922. ,
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Pat Crow, ex-bandit and kidnaper, at eztrem tight, la making every effort at Washington , to obtain the
i passage of a bill by which unreclaimed land would be Hurried Into farms and "homeland for ex-
r - oldiers as a part of the bonus act. "
Two distinct modes of travel of different ages at Liiud, Palestine, evi
dently fails to Impress two of our sailors from thet U." S. S. J.:D. Edr
wards wlfen they can get into a perfectly good picture.
Railroad. labor; heads confer on strike with president.?; iSeftto right J. X. Franklin, Cbollermakefs); : J. M.v
' Burns (sheetmetal workers),! Tm Healy (firemen, oilers), BM.i Jewell chairma)"Jais- Kline
(blacksmiths), Martin P. Hyaa (carmen), W.- H. Johnston (mechanics), . and "E4ward J J., Evan
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Will Hays, director general j of the motion picture industry, greeting, extras at the Lasky studios in Holly- .
i wood. During his -visit to the film colony Mr. Hays met many; of thstellST.'JlghtSiOfthefcolony.iyet .i
found time tQ,greet some of the. "supers," who are at the 'bottom of the ladder of film " fame. Aha;-
furthermore, avers Mri TTays, Hollywood is more sinned against thajv sinning, a ' ' f .
The 56,000 steel and concrete ar6h; across thVWillamette is nearing,.c9mpltlon at tpregon City .The ij General view of wreckage at Sulpnnr Springs. Mo.hch resulted frotn
J. arch, which has a span of 950 feet. Is one of the, largest in the Westfand has beeii abouUa! year In . collision, on me Missouri x-acmo oeiween -""V
j building. : It la expected it will bear from the staft.a dally average traffic of over'000 vehicles,.
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Ever see a baby, ostrich? ,WelUJtere's one, the first hatched this year
at ostrich farm near os Angeles. Just out of the:shell, the baby
ostrich is as large as a. full grown ben or chicken.- and -has become
the personarpefof little Marine' "Waggoner.
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Dr. William M. Marston, testing his Invention, the "Ide Detector," on E. E. Dudding, president and founder r , . Miss JanetMoffett
of the Prisoners Relief : society. Dudding was c harged; tried and convicted of voluntary manslaugter
several ; years" ago 'and f served five years in Moundsville penitedtiary. Dudding hopes to; be vindi-.
cated through the" test. .
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(left). :daugh,terfoff Admiral Moffett, head of 'the aeronautical -division of the ( navy,
and Miss Helen Johnson, daughter of jCaptaln Johnson, U: S.- N.; 'are' flying; fans. I This -pict are. was -
snapped recently before they ,made. one ,of their trips through the clouds. ' j ".-''I--," . jt
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of the services attaading ;the' nTeUing'nd-aedlcatlonOne of the largest, dirigibles to' the wcxld Is ,nc, imde
rial to IiOrd Kttchsner and'the members of the royal j delphia navy yardV gecUons of the huge craft, are shipped toX.kehurst,! N.J tojbe assembled ia , I t
- A remarkable "photograph of the two engtaea. which crashed headon at Pleasant Ridge, near dncinnatlA general . view
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y photograph -was made only a few minutes after the accident nd 'shows firemen, police and etne V engineers. . The Duke of ConnatUEht unveiled the monument. . , t- 'the hangar that - was built to house the lllf fated ZR:2 which fell to rearth '-to flf" 111
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