La Grande evening observer., April 25, 1925, Image 1

EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TEN PAGES TODAY.
CITY
EDIT I O N
THE WEATHER
Portland (AP) Oregon:
Fair tonight and tiunday
with heavy frosts In the In
terior, VOLUME XXIII.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
LA GRANDE, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1925.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 170
11
First League Ball Game
in La Grande Stirs
Up Interest
PENDLETON WILL
TRY OUT PIRATES
Swashbucklers and Buck
ai'oos Rated as Strong
est Teams A Snappy
Contest Expected.
AH other sports art' destined to
take a hack Ht'ut in pot ut of in I r
csl hciore tlir entrance of King
Haa"hnll who will Im ushered in to
morrow afternoon by tin Pendle
ton and La Grand.' iiinen in tin
first game of the 1 U 2 reason to
hi i!nyi'l in l.a Grande.
t'o uht'ii you In ru tin- blind play
Jug rorm in line. All roads leud
lo the hall pink, not only the Ix
Grande roads hut out of town high
ways. Pendleton will send a large
represent :it:oti of fans with liie
team. P-aker and Enterprise will
liave visitors here and all the sur
rounding towns will he represented
in the bleachers tomorrow.
Harris Crencli. manager of 'tin
I'irat-M Is arranging a parade, from
the business section of the town to
hi art ahout two o'clock. Andrew
J.oney. Jr., leader of the hand, notl
li'd Mr. I-Yeneh definitely this
i) mi Hint,' that the hand will turn
out lor the event and everything is
in readiness.
Meld hi Shape.
Workmen v.llli tennis and true
tois were working on the field all
day today getting the lot in shape,
for the game. The outfield has
heell dragged, Ilm s marked out,
bleachers ptil up lo hsndlp 1 he
la (Re crowd ami everything donr
to make the game an fast and
plciis.int as possible.
The game itself Hhould he well
worth watching. The Mucks and
Pirates -pot away to a running start,
in the league openers last week by
winning their gaincn. l.a Grande
outsmarted Walla Walla and Pen
dleton bested P.aker. 7 to 4.
Thus the game here will have
special interval as il will Rive it lire
on the strength of tlie four tennis.
The Uueks whipped Walla Wulla in
an exhibition game he vera I weeks
ago and are considered somewhat
stronger at n-es-nt and the Pirates
are in top shape with the excep
tion of Iloltz. first baseman, win.
Is in the hospital with u bad throat.
Tex Knight, third sucker last
s-asn will he used on first during
llie absence of Holt.. Tex worked
out liiKt night with tlie team and
showed up in 'Kood shape. He has
a loot; reiieh and other natural as
sets for a first banc num.
Tie- remainder of the infield will
In- composed of Spud Helm, second
base, Williams, shortstop, ami Gos
se, third base. The pasture posi
tions w il! he unchanged from last
(CnnUmictl on l'ge Five.)
DEAD IT LUKE
Geon;e ,f. 1 "osier, retired engi
neer r the second division of the
t . w. U. A- N. company, died at
the termination of an extended 111
n ess yesterday, at Hot Lake, where
he hus made his home for several
years.
Mr. Fosier Is well remembered
as being one of the pioneers of the
Grande Lmidc valley. He was K'J
jejii-!. sK months and nine days of
age at the lime of his death.
Fnn era I arrangements are pend
ing tlie arrival of a daughter from
Ilend, Ore. The remains are at the
Holuieiikump chapet.
1. PIONEER
Baker-Telocaset Road I
Will Be Resurfaced
At ti:e meeting of the Oregon
Stale Miu'hway com m isioti held ut
Portland Thursdav April n cotl
Irnct was h i fr the resurfacing or
Ihe l!.ikT-Tebc.-et H etioU Of the
t or- Hon Trail to A. D. Kern for
S t 4 . 1 '-'. An 'U ward was also maile
to the .Morilson-Ktiiidstm comp-iny
cf r.oise ror j.M.iit:; for the grading
ol unit oti' of the l-;nlerpi-i-for-csl
I 'omdary ueethm of the I Inter
1 i 'i --Flora hluha.
The commission ordered the
grading or that seetbm of the John
Dav liiytnvay lo twe. n Ream ere. k
and 1 "ow valh y. a dlsialiee of
mtlen. bids tn be It t at the n t
meeting of the commission. May
This work will lake place in
::-.;!lkvur t'jur.'y anj v.-Ui comjdvt-.'
Artists Will
Appear Here
In Concert
Interest in Recital Set for
Friday Evening High;
Affair to Add to City's
Prestige.
Sponsored hy the Neighborhood
club and the. Monday Musical of
La Grande Mrs. A. 1. ltluhardson.
Mrs. Klla Conell Jesse, and Mark
Daniels will be presented in con
cert on Friday evening. May 1, at
1 he Presbyterian church. Those
responsible for the concert believe
that l.a Grande 1 recognized its a
music center in eastern Oregon
and that the fine program planned
on t It Ih date will add much to the
city's reputation as a community
appreciative of good music.
The appearance of Mark Daniels,
baritone soloist of Porthiml, at
this particular time is especially
interesting because tft will repeat
many of the solo .numbers that
will feature the farewell concert, he
is lo give at Portland Auditorium
on April 'JJi. Mr. J aniels lias a
splendid voice and is one of t he
well known artists on the coast,
ills work with the Port In ml Grand
Opera association has won high
praise and his coming to Im Grande
will lie awaited with pleasure.
Mrs. A. I P.ichardson whose art
istry as a coloratura soprano is
well known among music lovers
in this, her own city, will be re
ceived at the coming concert with
increased appreciation. She has
won an excellent reputation lit
various appearances before La
Grande audiences and her. Kinging
is alwas marked by ;i display of
careful training, beauty and good
taste.
Mrs. Jesse has appeared here
before In a noteworthy concert and
since thai time has won for her
self recognition as one of the fore
most pianists In Ih- Northwest.
She has been constantly devoted to
the perfection of a technique that
has always been high In ((utility
ti nd she will appear in Hie coming
concert with numbers that people
can enjoy ami that will be inspir
ing. The complete program rot the
concert will he pubtished within the
next few dajs and promises an
evening of fine cntiMtument to
the music lovers of the city.
Chamber Will Observe
National Forest Week
Tin- noon luncheon of the cham
ber of commerce, next Tuesday,
will be dedicated to National For
est protection week. Several speak
ers t6 make talks on subjects ap
propriate to the occasion have been
scheduled. Howard O'Brien will
be chairman.
First Aid Leaders to
Be Rewarded by Firm
Hoys and girls of America who
render the best first aid service in
litLTt will be rewarded generously
by the Hhut & I timer company,
represented here by the L & L Drug
company.
Five h undred 1 0 gold ph-eci
will he given lo the f.inj hoys and
girls "who make the best record.
Marble and Lime
Company Formed
By Joseph Men
JOSKPH. Ore. (Special) A com
pany was organized during the
past week to develop the marble
deposits above Alder Slope former
ly known as the Oregon Mhu k Mar
ble Co. holdings. Articles of Incor
poration have been filed by the
lllack Marble - Lime company,
which has already started work. A
small force of men will operate
the plant and it is the Intention to
burn about carloads this season.
The officers of Ihe company are:
L. K. Jordan, president. Enter
prise; H. M. Dnvidhiz'T. vice presi-
dent. Joseph; I. K. Snyder, seere
jtary. Joseph: Directors: J. Ror-s, S.
; D. K'.-Hner, J. A. llurleigh and H.
S. Gibson.
(the grading of the entire John Day
1 highway,
R. H. Raldoek. (date highway en
gineer for ' ivlern firegon. retuiti
j ed to ttti Granfe. this morning af
! ter attending the conimissiun rueet
! Ing.
; Jay Rowermen, forne-r yo"rii
. fr. r- presented i)i'' li Grande i.om
j mi'reiitf cluh in tin pi' a to have no
av.ards made on the Asloriu-Hen-!miii
si-etlon of the Coliimtda hinh
!ay at a cost of more than
ean. Mr. Rowermun's pb as. how
j e- r. wen- Ignored by the highway
eomiiiission .and tie- contract for
the work was lt lo a Port land
'company that hid nearly llti.aon
hliiher than did the Warren Con-
J'.ru'.'.icn cLir.v. ny. .
V06EL WILLSITUATIDN
MANAGE '25 CALMER IH
STOCK SHOW BULGARIA
Illness of President Ben
son Causes Appoint
ment by Association
COMMITTEES FOR
DIVISIONS 'NAMED
Union Preparing; to Make
its Annual June Show
the Greatest in Its His
tory. ...
FNION. Ore. (Special to the Ob
server) - - Plans lor a better and
bigger I'nlon Livestock show next
June than has been hld during Its
history were discussed at a. meet
ing here during the week, presided
over by I r. W. T. Pliy, vlce-pres1-detil
of the association. President
Hen;;on was unable to attend.
The meeting was optimistic and
a tiK ured well for a three-day show
that will eclipse former exhibitions
Voxel Named.
One of the outstanding features
jof the session was the announce
ment by 'hairman Hutchison of
the hoard of directors of the np
pointment of W. H. Vogcl as nian
ager for the 1H25 show. This step
was made neecssury by the illness
of President Hen son and his in
ability to take an active part )i.
the preliminary work?
The naming' of- Mr. Vogel met
IV i t h a pprova I and alt present
I pledged to Manager Vogel all the
assistance in their' power to give.
Committees Kchvlod.
Standing committees , were ap
pointed and are as follows:
('inane? and Budget L. . Ter
roll, J. F. Hutchinson, W. W. Stev-
enu.
Publicity F. .11. Conner, Geo. Ai
Sclbird. T. R Smith. '
I'remlums M. S. Levy, Floyd
lOduards. L, A. Wright.
Admission T. T. Cock, U Z
Terrall, It. Conner.
Gounds Robert WUhycombe,
W. H. Davis. William Dobbin.
Sports C. L. Cadwell. Floyd Mc
Keiinon, Dan Clark.
Races J. W. Spencer. Willis
Phillips. H. i'. Hidwell.
Music George Main!. L. A.
Wright. Harry Met 'lay.
1 ance G. I. Hess. Floyd Chur
chill. Louis Hideler. Newell Mar
tens. 11. C. McClay.
Transportation Millard Stearns.
tW 11. jiunklee, .Tames Webb.
Judges A. II. Hunter, Robert
Wilhycombe, L. Levy.
Information and Accommodation
(Continued on Page Five.)
E
Sam Ko.er. sccrelary of slat",
was a visitor in li Grande yester
day. While here lie visited the
various departments, working from
his office at. Salem, Including the
Irarrie division.
Speaking of Hie Increase In auto
licensinK in trecon. M r. Kozer
stated that he expected a total of
jlMft.tHiu curs licensed bringing in
total fees amounting lo f u.aou.oc-ij
! this year. if this .sum 1 hree-
fourths go to the slate highway
j commission and one-fourth to the
! counties. Gas tne expected this
jyear would total $s,umo.hmm and
.'federal aid 1 1 ..Mmi.immi.
I'roiu January to April 2:;. l.i"J.",
j Inf. 477 curs were licensed, I -,-
1 7L' iruckH. bringing in f"s of J4.
I ri4.x.j2.79. Last yenr t S8.7f5 cars
j were licensed, I it.'j?, trucks, fees
totalled 3.7S.t; I
Two trials In which Jes.-t- Haven
in 1 he defendant have been eon
Ifiini'd to permit further InveMtlKa
' t ion, accoi'i log to announcement
I today.
( Jessie llaje:: and Mrs. tl-h-n Wil
liams are barged with maintain
ing a common nuisance In a com
plaint riled In Hi' Justice eouit.
'Trial was lo have been jstrlo
jbut was continued until next Fri
day f J.'M.sie llues Is charg d with
drunk nne.-it in the polie" court und
,'was to have been iried hint night,
i Trial w.is postponed until this
i morning and ih n continued until
'tonight at 7:3'i o'clock. Police of
j ficiula b. iiee tliat she has left
town. ,
MS
I LA GRAND
HAYES TILS
ARE GDNT UEfi
American-British Counsel
Cause of Relief Is
Opinion of Many
BALKANS READY
TO TAKE STEPS
Roumania Fully Alive to
Danger of Strife; Is
. Ready to Lend Bulgar
ia Assistance.
(Hy the Associated Pi'cks)
The ItiilgHHnn disturlmnces
flarcil up attain tonlay alt bough .
early n-jMirtK IiisIhIciI tin situa
tion was calmer. Sl art tlead
ami n niinilM-r wouiiiled as rtie.
i-csult of (inflicts, ntttM'iliug to
latest dlmtchcj..
(Uy the Asxicinted !ii.vs) ;
The Hulgnriau situalion. accord
ing to dispatches from Sofia and
outside points, is apparently calm-
er. This fact is attributed in some
quarters to counsels of moderation
by American and Rrltlsh ministers.
Bulgaria's neighbors, however, are
in a state of anxiety lest tier trou
bles ascribed by Sofia authorities
to a communist plot, spread to
their own territories.
Rerlin dtHp'ntelies Kiiy that the
German government cireiea emphu-
sizeg the danger of a possible Jugo
slav intervention which they de
clare might easily b ad to a Ralkun
war.
Itoumnnia Prepan-d,
I toil man la appears to have be
come fully alive to t he danger
threatening the Ralkans, according
to Sofia dispatches, and in lending
Rulgarku every assistance while
Greece maintains a more or lyw
nculrul'utlitude. -
The Mulgarlan government pro
fesses to be in complete possession
of details of the plot for bombing
the Sofia cathedral last week. Au
thorities say that Ihe plot was car
ried out by Hungarians, paid lav
ishly by communists.
Business Men Out For
Volley Ball Bunting
Volley ball fanH see a rip snorter
game n the offing. About two
Weeks UgO the PlIpS. llll Oggl'ega-
ion of stars of the I.u Grand' Ath
letic club, defeated the pioneers of
the game In this city, mimely the
businessmen's five. Later the busi
nessmen gave another challengtne
five the Wolves a drubbing that
they w 111 reiuepihcr a few days.
Then, this week, the;:e same busi
nessmen continued their w inning
streak by taking the former
champs, the I'upn, Into camp in
four fa ft games. Now. wit h one
win each, a rubber game Is being
ribbed up. When all the prelim
Inary contracts are signed and bets
laid, Ihe show will shirt. It Is prob
able the game will he played dur
ing the coming week.
Silver Fox Company's
Representative Here
Stewart R. Mason, of i'ort laud,
representing the SiU'er Fox Ranch
ing company, accompanied by Arn
old L. Gralapp, now coach at Hr
miston high school, are In La
Grande on a business trip. Mr.
Gralapp will be in charge of this
district after the school term has
closed.
Mr. Mason reports that Ihe com
pany's pelts led th- world last year.
Top price of Xisy.Hi( and average
price three limes more than all
other peps sold at the hist i-ule in
London. Mr. Maxon ha: been In
the silter fox business for Hi' past
twenty years.
PARK SI.IHI.S SHOWN
HOT LA K K f Special) A large
number of beuntHully colored view
of Yellowstone I'nik Were MllOW.l
Friday y ning at the Sanatorium.
The slides for the piet ores were
loaned hy the t nion J'a i(ic, and
were secure! by Mlljard tearns of
t ; n ion. IniereHling fornritions and
tin- many geysers, together with
some magnificent views made up a
very Instructive and delightful pro-
KfUMI.
Miss Lura t'iMHvm'of lb" Sana
torium staff whistled several selec
tions. Little Mmh Marlon Hoyh s f
Hot Lake pleased everyone very
iiim-h by reelllng a irttiidi til selec
tion. She UIIS dt'SSed I'M II firiH'T
boy in blue overalln, and aeted het
part very well.
Nop ronton .Nnmrtl Inj Oimth
A MIT V. ore. -In the Mn (ti--u
contest of the Amity ikIi s IhjoI.
Ml-s Haz I Fart, the only long
haired of the four cnte.-iantN was
elected. Mhh Kai l is ft sophomore.
She deeaJ d her nearest contest -unt,
M If i Zelna Nolt, a senior, by
4i3 totes.
They Cant
AMiACl;. Ma. (Hy t!in Asmm-I-atl
Press) I'fiurtetn miners who
suImIuc1 (he flrr on tho 20tM-root
let el of the Jlccla miiiii ami m
caped by their own efforts 1ft to
etcrda), aftr being cntrapiMtl
limn than 12 hours, arc heroes U
day and many stories ant told of
their bravery and ntHjurcefuhioss.
WALLA 'K. Idaho (By the Asso
ciated Press) Fourteen men who
were entrapped by a fire in Hi
lower workings of the Hecla silver
lead mine at Iturke, Iditho. seven
miles from here, early Friday, put
Into commission a pump within the
mine, fought flames for more than
Hi hours, und at 3:12 o'clock Fri
day uflernoon. reached thi shaft
and rang the bell for the cage. Ten
minutes later they were on the sur
face, all alive and well.
All day long while anxious rela
tives ami friends awaited word
(Continued on Page Five.)
ON LUST LAP
IN (Hy Amiiiriuli'.l
I'n-HH) KoniiiT ChtiiHM'Hor Mur.
clintc" or llie Hi-pilMlcun blor, und
I'l.lii Miirslml von I tinii-nlurk',
i h.iinplnn of Hie purl Inn of milt
rlKhl. loiluy iirc on tin- I.imI Blr. x li
ol Ihclr rin' for presidency of tin:
(iertnan rt-pulilti: with nrlllfr '
peclcd lo liuvi- 11 "walk uwuy" In
lomorrow'H pollliiK.
I'olltk'iil lniiiirH tin; result
Is fully ns prolilemiit it-ill iih the
lilllleHliln tin- I nlleil Hluten lie.
tween iiimhen 11111I WIlHon In lain.
What He
Would
Accomplish
ben jn refill Ini-dncis
man talk lo oti through the
itd crl King coliiniim In n way
Hint mean grciilct nliiriu-, Im
lms n definite plan of lui-onip-iMimcui
In mind.
lie uiiut.- lonvipinliil t in with
rnets about hl 1his(hhh tb.tt
mi nre fnirre-ttl ln-r-and he
tun tw'omtiMiti it let h
nmfiil BiHcttMiig: fdnii thru
Ihe enr. UIiImmm mm It a plan
miiiii of Ills effort Is wnMed.
MObsriT Ailvf rll-.iig
A Mcn-hatidlsliiff hrrrh'
CANDIDATES
Keep Him Off
'4s
Jury Acquits
Wheeler; One
Ballot Taken
I CHt HAT KALIaS, Mont. (Hy Ihe.
Associated l,ress) Senator Hurlon
K. Whifler wus acquitted of a
charge of unlawfully using his in-
lluencc s'a senator before the de
partment of the interior by a Jury
in federal court hero Friday night.
The accused senator received two
pieces of good news simultaneous
ly -his nc'iUlttal and Hie birth to
Mrs- Wheeler of a daughter in
Washington.
Senator Wheeler only smiled
when tho verdict was announced.
Judge Frank H. Dietrich, beforn the
verdict was read, warned spectators
against any demonstration.
Senator Wheeler said he would
Issue a statement to the press later.
His chief counsel, Senator Thomas
J. Walsh, declared, however, that
ho had regarded the case merely
as an offshoot, of the Teapot Home
Investigation, which he had start
ed nearly a year ago and said he
had felt it ids duty to appear ns
counsel for his accused colleague.
John L. Klatlcry, Cnlted Htates
district attorney, who prosecuted
Senator Wheeler, said:
'U was Just, a, eime for rue. 1
am the district attorney and had
HAN KltAXCIHCO (ty Ihe An-soehih-d
Press) --( "onMolldal Ion, in
volving properties of a total aiue
of $35.noo,fina, is foreshadowed in
the filing of Ineorporntlon artlcleN
of the Charles u. McCormtek Lum
ber company of Hiui l-'rancisco.
The tiling of the papers In con
sidered as a preliminary step lor
the ne(ulsitlon by Hie McCormkek
llltefjii f t hi' pope and Tiilhol
Lumber company. The Kmi I-'rati-ctseo
Kxamiii'-r loda.v sas the
'"new corporation will bring lo
geiher under one heiiil ail the Mc
Cormiek lumber holding.'."
Tribute to Be Paid to
(icn. Pershinjf Tonight j
NKW YOKK- N. Y, (Special) - I
Inderal, state und foreitnt govern j
nienlK will .loin in the nnlioiKil ln
btjte to he paid here tonight inidet
th MlispleeH of The Auo i'ienU Le-j
ill 011 lo He ue ru I John J. ('"iKhliiK '
In recognition of his serv lees as
commander-in-chief of Hie A. H, I',
in the World Wim.
This tribute to a great imtlnnai
hero in his llfe-tluie Is sud to hi
praeth ally w It limit preeedeut ii
the history of the emmtry. Nuim r
oits veteriiu orgiiiiUuilons are Join
ing niili the ,m,i In the tn;.iite
which will hit held nt the Hlp!io
drome following a dlmie at th
National Vuuduvllle Artists' club.-
(Continued on llogo Five.)
IS INDICATED
Very Long
XTRA
.11 IXii: KFIN PKKCFOF.NT
POttTL AMI, Ore. ( AP) lr-
tuit duilft'n trt ullocli, or Pnker.
set a court, pn til cut hen- when he
Kent ei iced n inn 11 nt thnu o'clock
(his morning.
Tho prisoner, Jsso W. C'olllii',
who received it sentencv of 15
ears, was -onvlctcd half an hour
earlier or an attack upon Mrs. Hes
siu Weiser, hK iielghbor.
ki(; a.m qi i;f. in n its
LONDON (AP) Klu ;-org
and Que'n Mary, returning from
lhei Mediterranean trip, arrived
hero tslay. Itoili looked well,
clocks sirr ahlah "
NKW YOKK (AP) (hxltH art
to Je M't ahead one hour tomorrow
when daylight Miilng goes Into
effecl,
"ItAITIJ;" IM)i;it WAY
irONOLL IdU ( AP) A "bank-
for (ho possession or Hie Mniid or
Oaliu, goal of Joint army-navy
mauctner. Mortal at 0:1. o'clock
this inornliig. Contact was estab
lished when a contingent of "blue"
attacking forces rushed a forln'ss
held hy "black" troops defending
the Island. Tlie -"blue' attack sig
nal I nl the start of the most ex
pensive iH-ace time iiutiicimrH ever
stiiK u oy me 1 . muiinry ircts.
to kktain cmi;r
tlSIIO.N (AC) President ;om-s
has cousciiied to withdraw his rts
iguntioii nt Ihe ii(iust of n parlia
mentary dclcKatloii.
To spi;i;b i p si;it ici; !
WASHINGTON (Al') Speeding
up of the Irniiseonlliieiilal nfr mail
wrico hum ordei-ed toilny ly Post
niastec (ienerat .New In an order l
cut ilouii transit lime belneeii San
I inncNco ami New York rrom :tf
hours :t5 minutes lo i!M hour.4 .V
iiilnotes and at Ihe sanif time ad-
iwinee the Stmtherii ( allforiila nlr
mail praelh ally one full day by
eliminating a ill -hour delay at San
j I'raiiclcfi.
t IH NCAN CAITI lti:i '
j Itosl JH IH. (AH Ph'sh Time
jl'la-h) Ia'i Hiuicaji, -(vmvlct.
i who cM-aKtl from the county jnlt.
was en pin red toilay nbout a utile
sou (li of hen-.
!
War Games Prove Little;
Real Conflict Only Test
(Hy ( Imrtc P. Meuarl)
MAHHLNOTON ( N VIA Hpeclal)
War games, HUe the one ut Hawaii,
are da ud y prael Ice, tul experts
tree 1 hey don't prove aiiyt liing.
The conditions aren't war condi
tion!; mid can't, tie made ho.
If the -blue Heel." capture t,e
Sandwich Inlands. Il won't prove
such 11 fleet really can capture
them, H the "blue Heel" fulls. It
won't prove ihe Inlands are Invul-m-ruhh-.
Hon st - to - Koodnec.i
shooting has to be done, h any
thing actually Ih to be demonstra
ted. This won't do In a war game.
I
! Tor y ars the French annually
I ACTS OF
T
Theater and Library in
Bulgarian Province
Are Bombed
PEASANTS INVITED
TO RETURN HOME
King Boris Urges Refu
gees in Jugo-Slavia to
Take Part in Govern
ment; Result Uncertain
SOFIA (By the Associated Press)
Throe acta of terrorism by a
band of communists occurred In
Hulgaviun province! last night,
Tho theatre and library in Plca
ha. capital of the Plosna nrovinco.
considered a communist stronghold,
j was destroyed by bombs.
Unsuccessful attempts were mado
to destroy three bridges In the re
gion of Varna.
In the town of Vratsa, In north
eastern Ilulgnria, a military patrol
; was fired upon during tho night
and onn soldier killed and two
wounded.
Kl; IHHtIS SPEAKS
V1KNNA (fly Associated Press)
It is reported hero that King
Ports, of Hulgarla. In an auto
graphed letter to M. Oboff, head
of tho Bulgarian refugees in Jugo
slavia, has invited members of the
peasant party out of the country
to come homo nnd their represen
tatives to enter the government.
Itefugee leaders are said to havo
replied that the refugees are ready
to return but arc not prepared to
guarantee a retention of the Coburp
dynasty, tlie present house on th""
throne.
MOVING imUtA.T.S
IH'UAPKHT (Hy tho Associated
Press) Advices from Jugo-Slavia
indicate tho government Is trans
fer ring Bulgarian immigrants along
the border to the Interior of tho
country.
I NIVIiUNITY is rusi;n
I1KHLIN. (liy the Associated
Press) -The communist paper Koto
Kahn (Hed V'log) says the I'niver
sity of Hofia has been closed by
tho government because it was
learned a large number of students
sympathized with the revolution
ists. PKNDLKTON (Hpeclal) Work
on the new wing at the Kastern
Oregon Ktrtte hospital wilt be un
derway by the first of July und
every effort will bo made to havo
the work under cover by snow fall
next winter. The new wing wilt ho
constructed even though petitions
should ie filed holding up the to
bacco tax and other special reve
nue laws enacted by the, recent leg
islature. Tho approximate, cost Is
S2ri,(MK).
State officials, including Gover
nor Pierce. Ham Kozcr, secretary
of elate, und 'nr Armas, statu
budget director, were here, accom
panied by W. C. Knighton, archi
tect, I Miring the forenoon tho
problems at hand were discussed
and all officials save Hovernor
I'h rre remained over during tho
day the governor leaving on the 11
o'clock train. State Treasurer Kay
was unable to make the trip to
Pendleton because of Illness in his
family.
W. c. Knighton of the firm of
Knighton & Howell was the origi
nal architect for Ihe Institution and
built alt of the present buildings
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repuhe-d a German invasion at ttt't
Gallic, wnr games. ror years the
German army whaled the tar oid
of all (Imaginary) comers ut Hi'
kaliser's annual war guinea. For
years Hp Kugltsh fleet uuniKilly
destroyed Ihe enemy tn a North
Sea ciiKUtrciiicul not 11 hit liKa
the Jutland battle.
Home yeain ago un Atnertcar.
fleet - Iheoretli ully 11 hoslle one
theoretically attached northern
Long Island, lo see If it could hi
theoretically captured. It couldiiV
so the referee declled.
Kurly In Ihe theoroUcnlly fight
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