Mr. —0: K. Warne, regional scout executive, spent two days in Colfax helping the campaign committee there, and last evening visited scout executive Hawley to help plan the scout work to be done here during the next year. Mr. Warne says that in looking over the scout work of the Northwest, he finds no county council which has greater promise of success than our Palouse council. He reports that Lewiston is already inquiring a friendly rivalry scout work with our organization. Regarding the organization of county and two-county scout work, he says that this is only one of some six or seven districts forming first-class county councils this fall. Corvallis, Oregon; Astoria, Oregon; Vancouver, Washington; Sandpoint, Idaho; Missoula, Montana, and Aberdeen, Washington are some of the centers of such new county organization. Churches Urge Disarmament. Spokane, Oct. 6—Petitions urging disarmament in this country will be circulated in all Spokane churches on Nov. 6 and will be sent to Washington state's representatives in congress, according to an announcement made today by Rev. Theodore A. Smith, president of the Spokane Ministerial association. The various congregations will also be urged to take part in the disarmament parade to be held Armistice day. WELL KNOWN IDAHO GIRL DIES ENROUTE TO BOISE The funeral of Mrs. Nora Ashton McConnell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ashton, who died suddenly in Cheyenne Wells, Colo., Thursday while en route to Boise with Mr. McConnell from their home in Texas, was held Sunday afternoon.  From St. Michael's cathedral, says The Statesman, Bishop Frank Hale Touret conducted the services. 