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WhattheGirl
Scouts AteDoing
1931 camp la now a thing of
L, nut OUl ""-
( K in the lorm of our annual
!H nudge which Is given to every
if.no attends Willpen Pines. This
r .. w.rk. with "Camp WillDen
.,,. mvMi In brteht ffrpun
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' 11.. te. thru' ot llwt venr-
UOluni . j -
' - . istnlrfi made bv the nunu.
. lnnhM aurnrriB ril.4
-ttftng . -
aiirtte until a few days ago. The
toning girls have not as yet re
L IMlr hdges and I suggest
r .- ,, ... ua vtrrifa ..
U tOU TO""" uf .v
lor larlleat convenience to obtain
iZ.-. Dorothy Burgess, Rebecca
Ruth Clark; 8hlrley Chd
, jean Culy. Anne Deane, Mary
Cflty. Jean' Glllings,, Betty Oll
ap, Barbara Holt; Buth Hedges,
gu Hedges, Virginia Hammond,
Wane Harwood, Kate Janney,' Gor
Lij, Loorals, Lois Littrell, Carlln
Salt Betty'Purdln, Jean Piatt, Betty
jwtt, Peggy Reter, Prankte Rlnabar
U Betty "Ann Thorndlke, June Wll
m, Sirlene Young, Maxlne Young.
I Tnere are several brand new and
IjisMtlng books on the .Girl Scout
,OitxU' downstairs In the library
,-jdi I know you will enjoy reading,
oj) these new books- are, Nancy
to Qlrl Scouting, ' Nancy's Lone
at Scouts, This Happened' to Me',
Vacation Book- for-airl, - The
ltt in' the Road, Green Magic, and
rwj Which Way in Ireland. This
M book, by the way,. Is written by
turn Murphy, a 12 year old Girl
ml, and recounts - most Interest
ill;, a vacation trip through the
ud of the Blarney Stone. Be sure,
enter, to read all of these books.
tnt wlll be more new ones later.
D. A. R. News
He president general, Mrs. Lowell
pettier Hobart and'MVs. Grace H.
tataa, honorary president general,
all lie guests of the Oregon socio
k tse last of this week and a full
tcput has been arranged for their
eruimnent. If' any members of
hter Lake Chapter expect to be
Portland at that time Mrs. Grey,
e regent, would like to know of
that such person or persons may
officially appointed to represent
pier Lake Chapter.
Hie entertainment committee, of
flea Mrs. M. M. Morris Is chair
u. held a meeting, recently and
report Is ready for the printed
neim ot the year's activities.
may afternoon Mrs. J M. Nor-
E. ehalnnan of the program com
ttee, had a meeting of her com-
nd has called another mcot-
h lo complete the work next Frl-
1 meeting of the membership
N press committees will be hold
like near future. ' .' n-'
The special committee appointed
1 locate and mark historical places
pa meet in the near future. Mrs.
0. Harding, chairman of this
arautee, has some very lntcrest
plain to present : to this com
pee. In fact; the work of the
wer promises to be of unusual
Net this coming year and the
PBt feels that a great deal has
accomplished during the sum
s' months, to Insure a full and
"M year. ,. . ' -
K Barr', Gne-t' ' "Ej !H
"em Home Today
Klta Wlrak of Forest Grove.
been the guest of Mrs. Gcf-
Bur for the past two weeks, will
"e today for ,'ior home.
11 Own Home '
Portland
Jimea H. Owen returned from
M yeaterday, where she has
"nee Tuesday.
"I Sherwood's ' '
Announced
'cements were received in
dtj u,t wc!l, of tne brln of
J to Dr. and Mrs. Russell
Jof Los Angeles Thursday,
? Leave Today i4 . .
"'tallon Trip
Mrs. Don.-. Newbury' and
'TOghtci lenve today for a two
ncatlon tHp, which will' take
ivi"1 n0" and Lake Ta
, J1J 1H be guests In Antloch
Hewbury'a sister.' Mrg.. Law
"enaffey a,nd other relatives.
ei4'' We " naul away your
t-T C'ty anltrn- Service.
A Clean
Kadiator
" specially important
wmmer driving. A
1 a k y radiator
motor overheatinsr.
d this trouble on your
trip. .. Let us test
radiator leaks and
the accumulation of
d sediment. Tou'll
554 ""at it will make a
difference!
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Marie Dressier Stars at the Craterian
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Pathos and laughter, thrills and
heart interest, all mingle In Marie
Dressler's first appearance on the
screen as a full-fledged star in "Pol
itics,!1 now showing at the Fox Cra
terian. . ;
Perhaps the story was purposely
written to give her an opportunity
to show every side of her many tal
ents. Anyhow, It does.
She gets roars ot laughter In her
comedy scenes with Polly Moran. In
the vivid scene In the political meet
ing, where she faces the crooked
maycr, she does one of the finest
pieces .of character work ever seen
on the screen.
Loretta Young at the Holly Sunday
Loretta Young, supported by David i has been modernized and the screen
Manners, Conway Tcarle, Myrna Loy, adaptation is a charming and de
apprars at the Holly theater today, ! lightful comedy drama. The usual
opening a three-day engagement oil program of short subjects will be
"The Truth About Youth. ' The story ' shown with the leature picture.
DHcL'tlves- Vans IHsruIsc Tests
PEIPING,. Aug. 15. (UP) Two
hundred Chinese detectives in Pei
plng have successfully passed the
testa for disguising1 themselves Im
posed by the commissioner of safety.
General Pao Yu-ltn. They dressed
as peddlers, water-carriers, , peas
ants, and even as working women.
One detective, dressed as a garbage
collector, smelled so successfully that
he was turned away from police
headquarters. '
Old Clgnr Itellc Found.
VIRGINIA CITY, Aug. 15. (UP)
A striking relic of the old Com
stcck days was unearthed here by
Albert Dressier, of Berkeley, a sou
venir hunter, when he found nn Imi
tation glass cigar five feet long that
was used to advertise a famous
clear store 50 years ago. The device.
forerunner of modern electric signs.
was lighted with gas and is coiv
structed of 15.000 to 20,000 glass
prisms.
CUPID HAS BUSy
DAY AT WEDDINGS
OF SOCIAL
NEW YORK, Aug. 15. (AP) Three
fashionable weddings held the inter
est of eastern society today.
marriage of Faith Adams ot
Washington to Philip Young, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Owen D. Young, at the
Universalis church of the Divine Pa
ternity in New York attracted an
cutpourlng of the socially prominent.
At Newpsrt two brilliant ceremon
ies drew the attendance of the um
mcr colony. Florence J. Lcow. grand
daughter of the late George F. Baker,
financier, nnd Phoebo Q. Qulnby.
daughter of Mrs. Duncan E. Cameron
of Washington were the brides-elect.
Miss Loew's fiance was Robert E.
Strawberliuc Jr.. Philadelphia, while
the brldegroom-elcA m the other
ceremony was Conardo Traverso, sec
retary of trfc Argentine embassy.
The Rev. Dr. John Murray Alword
of St. Lawrence University, Young's
alma mater, was selected to orflcmie
at the Young-Ado'ms wedding. Mar
tha Ellis and Mrs. T. Dewltt Carr.
both of Washington were chosen
bride's attendants. Walter Brown of
Little Falls, N. Y.. was designated
best man. ... t
Ambassador Felipe Esptl of Argen
tina was hestj man in the .Traverso
Quinby ' cerenfony. ' '
OPTIMISTIC NOTE
L ST.
NEW YORK; Aug. 15, (AP) The
stock market finished a week of re
viving bullishness with- a furthrr
moderate advance today, in faco of
weck-ond profit taking.
Stocks were helped by a somewhat
Irregular upturn in bonds, and mod
erately firmer commodities. Business
and trade news, however, was meagre.
The turnover of nearly a million
bbares was yie largest for a Saturday
session Elnce June, but apparently
reflected the busy turning over of a
score or so of pool favorites, rather
than broad activity, for the number
of Issues traded was limited. '
Week-end reports from the steel
trade generally anticipated the beginnings-
of a mild Bensanal upturn. .
In view of the extent of the recov
ery In shares, this week, brokerage
advices were somewhat less uniformly
bullish today than they were yeHter
day. Some commiHslon houses advised
their customers that the success of
the bull, campnlgn will depend on the
character of the business and trrfile
reports during the near future, but
others wcro qulto optimistic.
4.
' North Carolina ranks first in the
nation In manufacture of wooden
bedrocm and dining room furniture.
E. D. Elwood, Optomcirlst, new lo
cation at .135 South Central, Just
south Montgomery Ward"s. Tel. 272
Drew Making Special.
All work guaranteed. Silk dresses
3.50. Ensembles 5.00. Tel. fi:.2-W.
Foreign Legion Is
Subject Isis Show
A rare combination of artistic tal
ent mid practical ability went Into
the making of the low drama of tho
French Foreign Legion, "Morocco."
In which Gary Cooper, with Metric ne
Dietrich, and Adolphe Menjou will
be seen at the Isis theatre today.
Louis Wolheim Star
Of State Thriller
In "The Sin Ship" at the Stato
theater today Louis Wolheim por
trays the captain of a South Sea
tramp schooner.
He is so "ornery" that he doesn't
even have to fight the members ot
his crew to make them tee the mark,
yet so sentimental about a woman
he tricked aboard his ship, that he
becomes, not tho Lothario he plan
ned, but a lovesick hulk of a man.
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Alyce Nichols, director of National
Broadcasting company trial auditions
estimates. Vmt only 0110 to three per
cent of pcrcms making trials ever get
on tne air. . '
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page One)
because It might add lo their taxes.
The governor, a rich man informs
the "vast wealth" that he too pays
taxes In . the higher brackets, and
advises them not to oppose that
which Is for the general welfare and
safety.
The voice of Governor Huey Long,
dewn, in Louisiana, with Its vague
suggestion of a voice from the tomb
of Lenin, may prompt the best minds
to permit their richest government to
do something.
That "go and get It" observation is
unpleasant to tho capitalist uar.
Michigan- police, thanks chiefly to
the head of Henry Fcrd's own police,
caught three murderers In the morn
ing, nnd that . afternoon, baffling
lynching mobs, a Michigan Judge had
the three on their: way to liXo im
prisonment.1 Each man wan 'convict
ed of four murders, each sentenced
to four consecutive life sentences.
Michigan, refusing to disgrace her
self by imitating tho murderer, has
no capital punishment. It Is to bo
hoped that tho four life sentences
will keep the atrocious criminals in
Jail.
They murdered two girls, fifteen
and seventeen years old, and their
two high-school boy companions.
After the murders, ot which the de
tails are too horrible for narration,
the lour bodies were burned. In the
car. In which the bandits trapped
them.
These murderers were not the
"foreigners" upon whom wo are too
much Inclined to put the blamo for
our crime wave. One was a ne;;ro,
thirty-one, the others, white Ameri
can youths, nineteen and twenty-two
years old.
Innato vlcloiuneu, nnd tho crime
wave multiplied tenfold by prohibi
tion and bootlegging are responsible
for the horror. The murderers had
trailed the four boys and girls at
they drove from a roadildc' Inn, to
pork their car, and meet ttieir ghastly
fate.
Russia determined to do business,
goes back to tho old plan, of com
merce by barter, like the early white
Americans, taking the Indian's laud
for bright beads, and whiskey,
Russia offers Uruguay unlimited
amounts of gasoline In exchange for
breeding animals, horses, cows, sheep,
hides and other produce. Gasoline 1
offered, on a basis of fivo and a hair
cents a gallon, delivered at Monte
video. That price will make our oil men
wondor.
Croth Mines, former national inter
collegiate Javelin champion-; . :nd
Olympic prcspect, is now In the fried
pie bURlncns. '
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