La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 25, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY CITY EDITION THE WEATHER PORTLAND (AP) Ore Kon: Fair and continued wurm tonight and Kriduy. Low humidity. VOLUME XXIII. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PHEHS ANNOUNCED Irrigation of Lawns in La Grande Curtailed by Official Order. WATER SHORTAGE CAUSE OF RULING Dry, Warm Weather In creases Fire Hazard and Puts Crimp in City 1 water bupply. ' ; lltlllGATIO.N CHAHT. ' i;vi:.n M .Miu;its Monday, Wrdui-sility, Friday. ' . )ll Miiii;it.s. Tuesday, 'J'liursiln, Saluiiln.r. La L ran do In iignlii In Ihe llltdst or a walcr .-Imrluuf ami City AlunuKCr W. ('. Crews, wliu relumed nt evening from the Heater Creek Intake, tmluv set forth regulations fur sprinkling mid Irrigating in tlm Lily lim its, which will become riiiitive tomorrow. All resiliences hcaeHw even numbers may sprinkle or irrigate llirlr lawns Monday, WrdneMlay anil I-'rlilny anil the otlil lunula' r ctl houses on Tuesday. 'I'liiii-xluy anil Mil unlay . Absolutely no sprinkling or irrigating will be tolcra.U'd on .Similar. I'liblic buildings, such as tint courthouse, INwtorrhv, schools, oic., must rid low tl same, regulations, de-jH-ntlcui upon whether they are on I lie I'lrii or odd aide or Ihi) street. Water in now bring puniiid at the city pumping' station to aug ment the dlmlniKlU'd illy watiT supply, and pumping- will probably bo aeceraury for some .time,.,. "We ure sh'ort oir 'water and we want Ilia people of tlm city lo earnestly cooperute until I he present water supply In Increased by Improve ments that will In- made uh ipili k ly as possible,'1 .Mr. Crews Bland tills morning-. He added that work at tin- Inlnkc Is progressing nice ly. He expects to be at cump part of the time, returning to l.il Ornnde on short Hips during each week lo ullend to roiillne business here. He will return to cump this after noon. . Ilitdilcs Ihc water sluirlngr, Un file, chief. C. o. .MurililMHi, ilo I'larcd thai drjlng grass and weeds In Tnrioim. iKHiious of town am adding to lln- riri! menace and must Ik al (called 1,, within the llCvt ten days. "We nsk the pro- ilc to eisiu-iale in turn. We will loan scythes to anyone, who wishes lo cut the grass or we will dii-nl-h a Irani and mower at H 'r hour. LA GRANDE, OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1925. sprinkling q&jsmm lim iii i au mu ,. mm RULING IS I PAINTED IN BUILDING f - -, III FT!i m ROLES BOOM NOW tmWm f)F mm 1 7??uy.r (Cunt in uctl on i'ajje Threw) HIPTilS ID , GO SATURDAY V A. f J luinptoii. nijKTin(.'ii(h'nt oi bciiooih iktc rur in tiny yenrs but who was Hi'ct(l to thai iio.si- tion in AHturiu lust njninr. will Ira vc lit'iv, iK'cotiiuini-U by IiIh faintly, for thu Wi-hUtii Urron vity Sat unlay by cur. uurunHiiK lo Piinouiifeinvnl by !ilm toilay. Mr. hih Mrs. Jltiinpton Imvr been tin ffiii'sts of honor at many farew 1 1 put tb s nnl tin1 gt-ner il feolbiff is that they will he iiiImmiiI liiiiirnisi-ly In Lu (.inindi. Sup.'HntiMHlcnt J. T. i,onKf'l low, foniH-rly of Nam pa, liiulu, vho sjcccfft" Mr. Hampton hero, arrived In I ji (ninl' with fuinlly nlirht before hint ami his taken up rcsli'iUT in the K!ol HanJ homo on the corner of Fourth iin'l it stneta. J Guardsmen at Caniu Jackson Spend Week end Admiring Scenery at ramous Kesort. amp JticWson Siio lal to tho UbMerver by Mail) Coinpniiy K. JiiMt, rnluriuttl from que of the iriost wonuerrul trips imaclnublc. We left Camp JuckHon .Saturduy tiiorninf? ul six o'clock and travel d in u lu run auto earuvun of over t h roe li u nd r-d and t wen t y-f i vc cum and trucka. We traveled atea diiy for marly eight miles through some of the most marvellous scen- ry we hud ever seen. I'pon near ins i hp enirunce or lut ('niter Lake National park wc Htonped and everyone, walked for ubout tirty yjudH to the ode of a deep cunyon. Thu Bides of the canyon on one Hide were covered with virgin timber mid on the other with huge pillars of rock closely resembling the pillars of oncient castles. We spent about twentv minutes there. We traveled through another ten miles through giant fir and ce dar trees some eight feet In din meter. The roads were excellent we stopped and made cump at a small uulo cump and store. As ll was only about ten o'clock we hud the rest of the day to do as we pleased. Many of the mea bought cheap fishing tackle and fished in u small stream which ran through the camp. In splto of the number of fishermen on the strain weveral brought In strings of eastern brook trout. The duy pasted quickly and at six o'clock we lined up for mess af ter which the lGi'nd band gave a concert until eight o'clock. Com-i puny K. then gutheml around a tent and sung until tups. We had just gone to bed when one of the members of Company K. noticed o light burning in u pile or brush. I'pon closer examination a piece of wood which threw a Btrauge light was loumi. immediately every man risked poison ouk iind started looking for the strange wood. He veral large finds were made and many of the iwir a iY Lurrying sopie of It as Houviners, We were aroused by revllle at four o'oek the next morning and learned thai the trip to Crut l.uke hud been culled off because or a nuge snow slide. We were disappointed but our spirits were soon revived when It kuh announ ced that we were to go to Kiam math Kails and return by u differ ent route. e 'Inily Lurk" Present We left for the one hundred,! and sixty mile I rip ut six o'cloci- gtiin lady luck was with us. slight shower came up and svltl cd the dust on thu road. The next twenty miles were through can ons and over hills. We then came to a practically level stretch of road and cuiue into sight Klamath l.uke. This is a beau tiful body of water eighteen miles long. Thu lake was covered with lli'ri' Is nil arlisl'K cliiirailrr Muily or .IikIki' William l.vn.li, e.ilraKu jurist who l.i lii-ai liiK thu trial iif W illiam . Micplicnl ror llio nlli'Knl inunli i- of hU lllll lionniro ninl, Hilly Mi Ihilm-k. PICTURE STUDY CLASS FORMED (Continued on I'affe Two.) Autos Collide Here; Mrs. Holliday Bruised An autoiiiobllr arciili-nl oct'tirri'ii on llio Inti-rKi'Clion of Ailains avi' init' and Di-pol 8lrr't Tiu-nday i-vi-n-lnf when tin 1-VanUlin car Urivt'ii ty I'liaN" Holinfiikainp and a t-ar drl-i-n by lli'n llolllil.-iy rami! to-wt-tllrr. Mrs. Jlolliilay was vltli hi-r lliuliand and was thrown against, t Im wlmlxhU-M. The vind- Hhli'ld wti8 broken and hIk- ri.'i'i-l-fd Hi'veral Hi'vere brllls-H about the lu-ad and Hhould'-ru, but wtts nut cut. Hi'Sidi-s 111" broki-n w IndHlll-ld m-lthrr car was m-rlouwly ilamaKid. An niipoitunlty Is now bi'lng of fircd by ill.- library for lilcluri' study during the summer mom lis. A lecture will be Kiven to all liiiih school students, or lo any others interested in art. 'ver'v Saturday niornlnir al III. o'clock' ut Ihe li brary, by Mrs. R 1.1. .Appleby, as slated by .ks I'onslauce Cleaver. Atrs. Appleby Is thoroughly quail fled to leach art appreciation hav ing both spei iali.ed on the subject and taught II In Smith colleRe. Hhe will (u-esent Ihe subject rrorn all en tirely new alible. jirH i,.uver will be an able assistant us she is majorliii- In the same subject In her university course. Ihe library hoard feels that they are offering to l,a fliande uu ex ceptional opportunity which will rank with any city course of sludv. The Iii st lecture will be on Ihe Italian school and excellent renro. ductions from the picture library lire liunc Tor study. Classes for Ihe Brade anil primary children will be provided under competent teachers. Details of the contents as out lined by Ihe NelKhborhood elm, when the picture library was open ed will be given tomorrow. Lawyers Draw Paradoxi cal Pictures of Mur der Trial Principal DEFENSE COUNSEL PRESENTING CASE Defendant Appears More Careworn in Court Today Than Since First Charged with Crime. -lllCAfM.. infest' t oiiiwi Mcwnrt Unlay com In I his aimiiiieiit to the Jury, fv.irn. Iienl t'literi'i the tinirt room tiNlay Willi liis fafu showing illstiiH-l marks of ht. He ccnicil limn careiviirn tiian al any lime sliut' the rirst iMiu-ues or killing William Met Hillock wi'tt- ninilo agalllst mil. rOUTH'S CLUB GIVES PICNIC HK AOO (Ily thu Assoiduled i ress). iwo word pictures of William llurlliiR .Shepherd Wen painted during the arguments be- lorc the jury In his murder tri-il here yesterday. They were: that of a niairnaiil iiiuus ciurcnmnn, a man nerse- cuiea uy powerful interests bent upon bn-aklHg a $ 1 ,000,0110 w ill und Ihc representation of Kliep nerd himself us the plolter, who used typhoid Kerms lo slay his rich foster-son, Hilly MeCllntock. were the paradoxical plcluies. The first was the work of Wil liam Scott Ktewart, of defense counsel, and followed tlm oilier In which Assistant Htutt-a Attor ney George A. Gorman ussuiued the nfllsts role. "Our platform In this case Is that .Shepherd, is innocent,". Stew art shouted at the Jury, "If you gentlemen think Shepherd had dealings with I'lilmun, hung him. Vou are either dealing with u man who killed and shoild be hung, or 0 man who Is Ihe victim 01 the vilest plot ever heard of." Lot the verdict In this case say in no incerlalu terms, 'Obey the law Ihe wages of sin Is death'", pleaded Mr. Gorman, us no completed yesterday Hi, ment begun before. I'redicllons are that the argu ments will be compluled today, and that Ihe case will go lo the jury some time I'rlday. At inr opening ol Hie trial to day, .Mr. Stewart will conclude Ills address. Following that, the clos ing argument will be made In states Attorney llobirl K. Crowe, and attorney W. W. O'lirlcn of the defense. S. W. Straus Address the National Real Etate Boards Today SAYS U. S. LEADS ENTIRE WORLD NOW "We Have Entered on a Sweepine Cvcle of Re building," Straus De flares in Speech. liKTIIOIT Hy ihe Assoclaled ress) America Is in Ihe midst of an era of building construction of such magnitude as no nation in history ever dreamed of itnder- klng. s. W. Straus, president of S. W. Slraus & Compauv asserted today at the convention of the Na tional Association of Heal Kslale Hoards. Mr. Slraus predicted Hint the record of $5,7r,o.lloo,ooo of new building set by the Hulled Slates would become a new rec ord of $ii, ood, 000.000 In I92fi. and that Ihe prosperity prevalent In the building industry today would continue Indefinitely, accompanied condition of general nation- Ide prosperity In u affiliated Ill- dust ries. ills message lo business men was that "Insofar as Ihe effects of gigantic building operations go. we arc going lo have good business." lie. declared that, with a $6,000,- 000.000 building program outlined for ihe year, "all business must move rorwaril along prosperous lines; all Irndei nnil industries II be benefited." Ills conclu (Continued on 1'Hge Three) by I mpiif llrli-k Owens lof I be American Icagin. wis carrlol rr Uu- flelil nilh iw-o broken hip bo lies follow lug an accidental llslon at Ihe plale Willi Spiirgmn of Ihc Cleveland club during a game In I'lilliulelpbla. lie Is eMCIKl lu bo out of thu game all this M'axin, mm: argu- BECITJIL HERE Cruising Work Alonp; Wallowa Canyon Ends Arcordlntc lo an announeeiiieiit made this morning ihe timber ernlslnff for piirk purposes in Wal lowa en ny on tins been eompleted. This work was belnp dfne by the slate highw uy eoninit4sloQ und as hooii is the neeessary putters are Irawn up the state will acijulre .the limber from the properly owners. THIS EVEWIWG EIS HELD ILLEGAL tleorge' T. I'ochran, clly liltor ney. has received a copy or the supreme court derision In refer ence to Ihe sollcllors' ordinance and the decision acts upon the I. a (llande oi'dlnaiice as well as that of I'oi IIiiii.I. The ordinance pass- TODAY QUIET . IN SHANGHAI XTRA siii i i ii i.ii i ndi'.h kmi'i-: M-:W VOKK (Al')-laini-s It Nlii'tflelil, Aiiicrlcnii nliiluissiulor lo Slevlco, suivi'ssfiilly iiiiilerwcul a minor oiH'rallon toihiy. MiAjsiiiiAl (Hy the Associated, I'ressl Dragon Day, observed by' WASIII.i'lxN .(Al1) The Ihe Chinese lo mark llio season of 1"""" 'e,llrtiiient linlay rlally 11.11 sproutlng woed, was commeiuor- "'nlh-teil pi-iillc-lluns b. lilt: ,Mel- uted today. mlt; nrmod rorces iin-l''"11 K'orriimeni'H imbllcily agents trolling tlm sweltering IMml or 1 Hint AmhiiMMitldr Shanghai, which look on a holiday aspect, despllu the expecled flare-up. The dragon boat festival from which ihe outbreak was expected passed willioilt Incident. Dcicnsc forces are unieluxed tonight. At Willi it. near NunUlug. a food linvrnll t.t r....lnn ui.i.. I Unties but CI ,., ii,,i'.i..;,,r".,,nr' ."'' "'"I biiiko half maintain ord .Sheffield umihl not l-i'lurn to ,viel,i,, SSicflleld expi't-ls hi ii'tiirii lo his post ullli- 111 a week or two at the most, CONVICTS IX Itliyp NAM-:.M (Al1) liicensi'il In niimi of Ihe shorlngi' of wnler in iini'ir I'i'lls, M'vi'riil com lets i-reat- 111 a iiMiirnaui'o at I'.io stall' penl LONDON (Ily tin, Associated Press) Agelll'V dlslilltelies frnni en uy ine clly commission lit tho celling say that 20. 000 Chinese stu The Hoys and Girls' Cult club were host and hostesses last eve ning al u puily given at the I. f. O, I-', hall al. which members of Ihe fnion Livestock Show asso-j elation, and Ihe friends of the! noys and girls' club were guests. cake and ' which .1 Five Score Portland Men To Visit In City Some r or inn rpre;entati ve people of Portland will pay Jji Grande nd Wallowa l-nke u call on July 3rd nnd 4th. The party will leave Portland on the i!ftT noon of July lnd to drivu to Wal lowa like, mnk I itj? visits at Ujc larger ell lea alutrg- the way. The visit Is a friendly call for the purpose of gettlnjf belter mutinied. Many of I'ort land's better known iltizeiiH have al ready been granted reservations In ih party. Ad lees lrjm I'orl hind slute that mueh lurrer num ber would make ihe trip exc-pt for the limited sci.ommo"!a!io;is at hr Wallowa Uike. The party will leave Tortland ftnd make the entire trip by cars. , Th r"e mot ion picture cj meranien to make u plctoriul record of the trip have already mude reserva tions with the miinufenient and Karl Hfvnolil.i, seeretary of the I'niou County t'hamber of Com merce wrote yetrrday for a fourth. Thf Journal utul (frejron- inn cameramen und the ( ntversal news man have already ajfreed to irmke the trip and the l-'ox iatn eruniaifc will probubly be uluny al so. W. It. Merry, well known kud er fif trip of th same sort and other organticefi H(-tiities is item-r at ehatrmun of the committee In hnre of the preparations. Itee- orutlonB will be done by Tommy tCoulinucC oq Tftgc i'Jve.J .-Mian Dei t ies and ereaiu, coffee were served, alte K. Mills, commercial club, who was chair man of the meeting, called on Ihe vtirlmiM Kiie.sLs preHent und uiKo on ihe boys and Klrl to tell of their! work. The futon County chant-j uer oi ( onunercje wan represented by 11. (1. Avery. Dr. W. T. i'hy. A. 11. Jlunter. W. It. Ledbetter. and ly.it i Keynolds. Nee'ctury. Kollowiim' the program, .Mr. MIIIh announced that on Wednesday evening, July 1. the I,adleH' Civie Improveiit chili uuuld htvo a chicken dinner in cove, for the benefit of the library fund. Th public Is cordially Invited lo at tend this dinner, and the eliamb- r of coinmeree is planning on n - injf a laiRe delegation. Those who; attended the strawberry festival last year will recall the dellelo is r-frehh nts served, and are plan ning on beinK present next Wed-! nesday. The joint recital by Alice Price Moore, mezzo contralto and Vic tor Del'lnto. violinist, will be giv en in the Methodist church 'th'b e ve n I n g. M rs. M oore, M r. I n I'into und Miss Nina (iilmon. piau ist und accompanist for the con cert returned to l-u (Irande this 1 morning from u trip Into Wallowa j county where all were accord"d j enthusiastic receptions at each np- pea ranee. Ihe program tills evening Is ; presented under Ihe uusnires of (he Men's forum, or the Methodlsl clurch. it Is Hcheduled to begin at H o'clock. Band Plans to Increase Personnel U Possible Aeeording 1 today the (u band has tlltt wish to loeate o uiuiuuneemenlrt Oiande Munijt,; men here tb -y in this cliv-iHii college mi n for summer jobu uiil tin- other pet tnaiU'ittly, If otk can be secured Tor them, they will make a real addi tion to the lota) organization, t: In Mild. Anyone lotting un open ing may comnniiilt ate with J. J. nudKruaa, manager. I er Observ Cooking School The Olr-rrvrr's ri-er fite-ilnv Cooking School ,i ,r belli III Ibe Odil l ellons' Hall July Jib III I lilt It going fii be one nf Hie moil Miirlli-nlilb' lhi,gs f Ihe year for Ijl (.land.- luuw wlies. II will be a iirnl, iiilnrorlaMe lilacr In etliiiy two liour. of e kti i- no k I ii g lemoii'.tialioii i-ai-b afleriioon. Then- will be prl-. illsplays, ion-full) planned in , ,.(,., lo allenil rier) nlteruooii. li s fro'. "Obserier Adirrtllng A McrchanilLsIng SlttIcc' iiiniesi or uie merclinnts' com luiltee Is therefore linstltutloll- al. 'l'he l.a Craude solicitors' or dinance was copied from the ordi nance enacted lu I'orlland and re cently held unconstitutional by the I.' lilted States supreme court. The history of this llllgallon is that the Inited .Slates dlslrict court and Ihe l.tilled Slates cir cuit CO jl t Of ' UppeulH held the oldlnance valid but the suprenic: court held it uncoustllutloiial. Ile- ause I lie li (irande .ordlnanr copied from the Cortland or llmince Hie decision ulsu affects l.a tirande. 0. E. S. Pays Tribute to Late Mrs. Dora Schilkc At the regular meeting of Ihe Or der of the Kustern Slur last even ing al Ihe .Masonic i'arlors Mem orial services were given for t In line Mrs. I'-red Kehlllie, an arllve member or Ihe order. Mrs, K. K. Khldle. Mrs. C. M. Jlumphrles. Mrs. I-;. K. .Musstuan and Mrs. (ieorge T. ' oehrau spoke, paying tributes to Mrs. Kehllke. Worthy Matron Mrs. C. It. Kber hiird gave a report of Ihe grand lodge convenllon In bl at I'ort land to which she was u d' legale. denls. workers and merchants pa raueu tun streets today Willi ban. tiers Inscribed 'Urclnro wur with bngland." Dispatches inld that the deni onstralors shouted "death to the lOngllsh brigands." hut there were no signs of further disturbances and Hint less enthusiasm wsis shown today than during previous demon strations, CUT HIDE IN n BUREAU Weather Changes Plans Of Presentation Fete) LONDON (Ily ih Associated I 'ress) A sudden change of wea- lh"r sent American and oilier wo men who are lo be presented at llitcklngliaui Court tonight scurry ing for warnc-i- wraps after their plans hud been made In accordan ce with predictions or warmei weji tbcr. Numerous dressmnkeis worked most or In ril ulglii milking desiri-d changer.. Introducing furs and vel v la Instead of embroldereil sliaw Is .as were first provided. WASHINGTON, ( Ily Ihe Associ ated l'ress)-Twu hundred ninety- lour employes 111 Ihe field service of the Indian bureau, Including oue or more at nearly every Indian ag- ney, w ill lose I heir jobs July first under a sweeping reorganlxitlon beautiful f program announced today. Ihe reduction will cut JU-T.lI'lIi from the monthly payroll. ' Clerks, slenographei-s, malrotis, Indian policemen and Judges i among those whose position will bo ubollslied. n Hoen window- panes by throw ing lobaceo cans thru llM. bars nr 1'ie'i M ihKirs. 'I'iiey adileil to lllslurbniuv by yelling fill1 Wll tor anil iHiiiudliig uu Ihe iluors. Soiim conilcts allowcl tin; water fnuii'ls to run to xil the air and llio water in llio prlsnii lank be inmo low, colling r the flow. Legionnaires on Way To Princville Today A caravan or five cars of mem bers of Ihe Amcrlciie Legion drum corps of La Oranile Int. this morn ing al 4 o'clock en route lo I'rlne vllle lo attend the American Legion convention held Micro Mils week end. Among the men allending from here are: .'red Kiddle. I Inch nrmiv Hoy Currey, Walter Calmer. Ilnv Williams, Ilalph Wind rs. Jlerman Kkala, Harry Mason, Ldwln Olson. Jimmy MeNainee, Mr. Talboti. oils Calmer, oils Veul, Hurley lllchard- son, Archie Clnrk. I, van l.iiiia.i, c I1, llolbrook. Mr. Crews. .Mr. Smllb alul Chet Thonipsoti. Several Blazes in Western 1'art of State Now Under Control ONE IiURNING AT 1 VALSETZ, OREGON Great Body of Timber in Siletz Basin Is Threat ened by Fire Which Started Yesterday, I'OUTLANn. OrefBv tha A. soclaled I'ress) While a hot, dry ing winn is sweeping Oregon's fo rests and hourly Increasing tho fire hazard, several fires aro al ready being fought today In tho western part of Ihe state and one In Central Orogon. One homesteader's cabin -was burned and 30 acres of land swept by fire near Mlat yesterday. It was reported today. The fire is now under control. About one hundred acres of slashings of the Nehalem Timber company -was burned over near Scappoose, It was reported today. Heveral camps on Ihe lower riv er districts have been closed be. cause of the fire hazard. l-'iro 81111 Burning Threatening; a great bodv nr ' timber in Siletz Itasln. a fire which yesterday burned Camp Kour of tho Cohbus, Mitchell com. puny ut Vnlseti is still burning; to-day. 1'lllST II K AT HKATIf AHTOHIA, Ore. (API The first death as the result of tha lieat wave was reported here late yes terday when Kckhnrt Hanson ' broke his neck when he dived in. 10 snanow wuter. OHTLAND, Ore. (Bv Iho As. soclaled l'l-ess) The temperaturo was 98 at one o'clock hero todav. compared with 96 at the same hour yesterday. Eugene reported 07 ut one o'clock und predicted 100 before night. Klamath valla reported 04. Pendleton 93. Med ford 98, and lloseburg loo. REBELS TAKE OVER NATION English Willing lo Disarm with Others LONDON (Ily the Assoclal d I'lessl. Ailslln Chiiuilierlaln. S.-I--retary lor foreign affairs. In Ihe course of Hie debiile In Ihe Iioimi. of commons Wednesdiiy nlghl on ine sicurlly pact, declared (ire llrltaln would join with th,. th EL(;i BOOSTERS VISIT CITY; TELL OF CELEBRATION Smite boosters rrorn Llgln. ad vertising III,, celebration to Ill held lucre July third and loitrlh, arrived In Lit (irande this morn accompanied by a clown band well eipilpped win, "kuzoo" In struments who paraded up Ad ams through Ibe business sec lion at !a:Ui o'clock. The celehi'ullMn will feature bund iiiuslc. spnrls. u barlM-cti". horse racing, carnival sports, open air ibillilug both days Hud a patriotic program, picnic lunch uiul street purudr on Ihe fourth. ItKALTOIIS TO .M 1 ,1-1'. The La (irande lleally llonrd will i-i t tomorrow- evening at. 7:.to ( I'clock at Hie offices of (ieorge II. .Currey. This meeting Is being held CSIIeclallV for flic lilMellKulel, ,.( ll... .,in nir me turlhcr llltil- .urlliweHt jlatlnn of naval iiruinuients or for he held ni li..iiin.,i vc-..-i. Hie reduction o lund urinuiuvnts, 30 to August 1. i.Minii i so in:nij. Ira N. Oabrlelsou. lender of Ihe Aoid-nt Control iliireuu of (lie lllo loglcal Survey at i'oillaml, arrived will devote several days In helping (lie I'uloii ciiimly farmers exlertu Inute sitnlrrels and other pests. TO SWIM AT CO I'. The members of the La (irande Chapler of D-Mehiy r boys will assemble at the .Masonic hnll Sun day morning at li o'clock lo leave for Cove, w-h picnic br I.OMMIV (Hjr tin Associated ress) An Athens cllsnatch an. IIOIIIIIKK llio IVslgnatlon fit II. e lire i-nbliii'C. SALONIKA (Ily tho Associated ress) The newspaper Indcpen ent announces Dint the Salonika. garrison has decided to demand tho immediate resignation of Pre mier Mlchulakopoulos because of his ullcged Inefficiency and for tho purpose of. tornilng , a military novel mucin, unaer Uonorul I'angu. I OS. llevolullonury officers occupy public building and railway sta. Hons nnd prrss censorship has been eslabllshed. 'Ihe leaders telegraphed tho Greek president: "Wo proclaim ov erthrow of government. . Wa win hold Hie cabinet responslblo for any bloodshed.'1 The military communique suys that the revolutionary movement is In control throughout Orcecc. Tho Oreecu fleet hus Joined tho revolution. coi'NTitY wb .mui;ti.(; The country club will hold a spe cial meeting of members In the city ball. Sunday evening ut 8 o'clock. i tans ror financing and the chung- they will have aline of Ibe ,l,i!,. nr th.. ,.n....i n. kmsl mi. I swim. log will come up for discussion. Europe's Hidden Money Would Fay Dpbi Interest WAsmTov 'Xc?' i.l '-'- "rawing any dlvl. WAMII.M.IIIN (NLA Special dends on It II .1 w ,, , . " ,".i"j ,n trills luie. Ih-yi" saying al Iho.ln fact. Kuroiie ii,n,il .,i.i i.. would Msh belter ofr ror pulling It out at in. lb - has slow - I teres! mid letllno lh.. I'li..a u away I,, .,1.1 slocking. Ill- inig-lhave said Inl, rest l,ee... ih.. ik. by s bank, behind Interest thai she Isn'l i.vln.. i ihi. country wouldn't be piling up on her, us ut present. If Kuroi treasury d'-parlne-nt out Ihe gold men lion I, Ihe I the clock on Ihe inanl. I. between waitresses an ies,. here, and sel It lo earning so thlnir. she could about pay Inlerest on what ;lhe owes lo the I tilled Slates and never feel II. She wouldn't lee li beciiMS" this money Isn'l doing l.'urei.e any good i ny w ay. II II were luvesl.-.l i. iel KiiriitH- were drawing dividend. i on II, yes. Kile C'llilll SIV. 'I'll be Vi-lllllL- iill lleiilliM-s Convenllon lo that much I, ss Myself v., nv Julyjof this liiconi'.- owr to Hie Aiuct-I-1 cam,', 11 This Ihouglit tiliiiu lo the ur. face following publication of storl es of the vast utlioulit of gold which made Ha uppenranre In Kng innd, when the llrlllsh government tu-oclalmi-d a return lo the gold stondard. I'p to Hint moment theer simply ('.'oiiUiiuud un rave Seven.)