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. Slang Patrol TheStae Patrol met at the home of Kenneth Vetter at seven p. m. The meeting opened with the Scout Oath and Law. Suggestions and plans were mado for the patrol fall activities. The scour: were given instruction in the nature Requirements for first claw-z The next patrol meeting will be hold Thursday evening, Sept. 11, at the patrol leaders home. All the patrol members are urged to be pres- ent and make the final decision of the night best suitod for the meeting. At about four-thirty Friday morn- ine, August 29, signs of activity were seen in the vicinity of the Frederick S. Rummler hospital in Camp Ms-ka. Ja-Wan. the summer camp of the North Shore Area council. Boy Scouts of America, located on Sprink Lake near Eleho, Wis. Soon voices were heard, those of the eleven officers who had remained after the offieial closing of the camp in order to put the camp in shape for the winter. After break. fast and a big scurry of packing the camp truck, the two truck drivers, Cal Gartiey and Jim Baker, four other son'ur oftieers, Celeste Bettini, Lloyd Wizhtman. George Bersch. and Bob Mehron. and two Junior officers, John Brenner and, Leslie Robinson, got started for home at about a quarter to seven. The truck went home hy way of Antizn and State Trunk High- The troop assembled in their usual meeting place on Warrington road, near West Gate avenue. at 7:15 p, m. The meeting opened with the Oath and Law led by Edstely Todd, senior patrol leader. It was_decided to hold meetings outside for the ensuing two weeks, and then return to our meet- ing place in the Presbyterian churc A game called "Follow the Flag" wns then played. This being called about 9:00 p. m. at that point the victory being undeeisive. The meeting was dismissed by the Scout Benedietion.- K. Vetter. Thursday, Sept. ll, 1930 there was-an informal get-together of all members. Troop 52 Meeting The troop assembled in their meeting place on Warrington near West Gate avenue, at 7:15 COLUMBIA scum or h m 397 Central Ave. Phone 380 HIGHLAND PARK BRANCH 30TH SEASON NOW OPEN MAIN SCHOOL 509 S. Wabash Ave. Grace Parmele Dorothy Tatman Helen Taylor _ Tt-nchL-rs in charge Gertrude Janitz - . P MUSIC mam) Piano Voice Violin Piano r The work is being carried out un- der a county bond issue of $1,250,000 which was passed at an election in May. About one sixth of the money will have been expended when the present contracts are fulfilled. Bridge work and paving will add another ten miles to the paved system of highways, it was pointed out. 33mm; Cape E-Sona, of Racine were awarded the contract for the completing of the extension of Mill, burn road from Hickory corners to the Wisconsin-Illinois line. The cost The bond issue is to be discharged by the income to the county from the Mate kasoline tax of three cents on the gallon of gasoline. of this job is to be $37,200.80 way 26. After they had crossed the Wolf river, about four miles from camp. the smoke from the forest fires in the vicinity was so thick across the road that, for a distance of about a mile, it was impossible to see the road in front of the truck. Steering was accomplished by occasional glimpses of the right-hand ditch, " forded by rifts in the smoke screen. After the smoke was passed all 'reathed more easily, and the rest of the trip was uneventful except for lunch in Fond du Lac and one instance when Leslie Robinson was nearly left in a roadside BOO. The gang firutily convinced the proprietor that Lea was their property, and that he was not allowed to roam at large. The truck arrived on the North Shore about six and came to its final resting place in Wilmette about eight. Sunday morning the two drivers started back for camp to bring bark a load of freight and three senior of- fieers who had been left behind, Bob Crawford, Jack Fowler, and Oscar Croepner. . The truck arrived " camp around five o'clock. having made a speedy trip " about ten hours. The truck was loaded Sunday night and a start was made " seven Monday morning. The truck was loaded down, half with cots and the rest with camp boxer. full of books and other camp equipment that would be needed on the North Shore during the winter. Fond du Lac was reached in time for dinner, and from there on in to the North Shore the ride was without any occurrence of importance, except for one traffie jam, met with on the out- skirts of Milwaukee, on County Loop 100. All were very glad to arrive home safely about nine. The contract for the paving of the Mundelein-Bufralo Grove road of three and a half miles will be let September 12, it was learned Tues- day, from R. M. Lobdell, county sup- erintendent of highways, who issued a call for bids on this project for September 12, at 10 o'clock in the morning. 7 Two jobs were let Monday. One was the bridge over Squaw, Creek in the Fox Lake district, and the other was the paving of Wilson road in the same district. v. B. Duprey, of An- tinch, was low bidded on the bridge jub with a figure of $9,072.88 while S. J. Grok: & Sons, of Minneapolis, WPN' low on the paving with $50,- 784.54. More Paving Contracts For County Roads Are Awarded; Others Later THE PRESS A remarkable new species of poi- sonous snake has been discovered " the Museum during examination of a reptile collection recently received. It is a new kind of horned viper, and was obtained in the Syrian Desert by Assistant Curator Henry Field, while leading the Marshall Field North Arabian Desert Expedition. That none of its species has ever been previously reported has established by Karl P. Schmidt. Assistant Cura- tor of Reptiles. 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