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L Q t y O at, Oct. 28—
Robert B. Lee Hakfcr,
68, of Lodi, dropped dead
neay Galt last night Just
9 as bin son, Lee Haley,
9 - Landed nc hard right to
9 the Jaw of Orvll Me
l t ' Farlane of Stockton. In a
9 fist fight In which the
9 elder Haley was one of
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McFarlane d r o p p e d
9 with a broken Jaw at
9 the exact moment that
9 Haley sank to the earth
ATHENS, Oct. 88— (U . P .)—
The Bulgarians have attacked
the left flank of the Gneck
columns retiring from Bulgarian
soil, and the Greek», In conse
quence, have ordered a suspen
sion of the withdrawal which
had' been began
accordance
with the orders of the League
of Nations council. Greece for
warded a protest to President
Brland of the League o f Nations
council against the attack.
GENEVA, Oct. ^ 8 — (U . P.)
— The League of Nation« council
secretariat has been Informed by
both Oreece nod Bulgaria that
All frontier hfatyiUee which have
been threatening* war for the
last week, have been ordered
ended, and the Greek troops are
now withdrawing from Bulgaria,
thus bringing to an end an ln-
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I picture sbaws itiin ' hpiici's; ’
Picking Sends
Man to HospH
Hebrew Prophets And-Bar
num Described as .
y Ministers Promise
Publicity Chiefs
I Seven Week Session
to Start in May
ti low* and w ill be out of rep®rted 0,1 the Promotion
always went where crowds were
are retiring, and will be on
f pUnR top ft chBn!h
,B the con|?regat^ , >n(,
never failed td
draw attention to Himself fo?
the sake of His message. If He
were on earth today He vqpnld
he using the newspapers and the
Oct. 81.
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In aanouncipg thia today Allan
Pollok, superintendent of tbe ra il
road’s djning-car department,
■t a f d
that hearty cooperation
Will ba extended b f the railroad
to ’making National Apple Week
Southern Pacific dining car
chefs are energetically preparing
Jpeclal apple 'menus -and more
than 40,000 copies of special
apple menu cards will be dis
tributed >y the company on Its
dining earn , operating between
Portland, Ogdpn nnd New Or-
As a part of Its participation
Jo National Apple. Week celebra
tion the railroad to now baking
la Its Oa^lapÿ, California, com-
mfcetry t|m world’s laegeot apple
cake. I t win weigh dsorg, than
880 panada and contains 8, boxes
o f apple» l i e Mammoth pastry
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*3 ,M ,re f*’,nd to be
Semi-Egyfrtian Effect Obtained Throughout
Theatre. Beautiful Lighting Effects are Fo
Newly Decorated Show House. Iron B e n
Tonight.
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The annlrsH girl kilt nt
a lecture with s pun be-
tween the first and sec-
ond toes of her right
foift.
and
transcribes
notes as rapidly as a nor-
mal person. She wears
shoes she can remove
easily and her stockings
end Just under the heel,
so she can move the toes
easily.
Miss Hale combs her
hair, operate«, a type-
writer, feeds herself and
even drives an automo-
bile.
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Prpirdire Attack Made by
Mitchell Upon Board
' Leaders
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is to be presented bjr the rail
road to tbq J lttle orphans of San,
Francisco Home foi* Homeless
Children.
Otto
Re Aw, super-j
vising chef for tho railroad Is!
personally supervising tbe pnlrIng
o( the huge cake.
Among the many ways In which,
Oregon apples will be featured on
the railroad's dining cart during'
National Apple Wash laelude«'
apple strudel, apple cpke, apgim
compote, apple dumplings, fried
apples, stowed apples, apple frit
ters, * apple l«e cream, apple E8THON1A FUNDING
sauee, apple cider, stuffed apples,
13 MILLION W AR DEBT
apple pudding and a score of
other appetising ways to delight
WASHINGTON, Oct. 88— (Ü.
tha palate of tf*vqle»U.
P .)— Ah agreement for the land
National Apple Weak does ing of Bsthontn’s 818,880,000
much toward stimulating
tha 'debt to the United States was
apple industry of Oregon," said signed of the Treasury Depart
Rollok, "We recognise tha im ment today. .5 .
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portance of the apple industry of
Oregon and are doing everything
we possibly oan toward making
National Apple Wee$ a succesa.”
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O r e g o n — Unsettled,
Sutherlin — Eugsne pepper
apples are consnmM on Southern
mint grower buys 840-ocre farm
With probably rain In
Pacific dining, edm annually.” .
herp, for 888,000, to grow 100
the northwest.
Rein or
mow - la the east portion,
acres peppermint.
Id order,-to Increase attendane«
x t th e Pacific International Llve-
Rtoek Exposition In Portland
early next month, the Southern
Pacific is offering a one way
fare for the round trip. Oeorgo
N. Krpmdr, passenger jigent en-
nounOed thia morning.
The
sale dates for the offer ere No
vember I add 0, with a return
Uralt of November 0.
Jack Durondo, charged with
the manufacture of illicit llquov,
was found not gfltlty by a Jury
In circuit oourt yeiterday after
noon.
Dufondo was - arrested
shortly after the arrest of Don
ald Stonebreker here by OhlOf
of Police jtcNabb, also on n
liquor ohsrpn. The Jury was ont
six hours In the Dnroqdo cnee.
interior.
balcony,
the
Be-
light«
”re fnclO
9ed ln wondarfw‘ •*>*
The lights here are qf
controlled " b y
QA1TAAI 0
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DUBONDO NOT GUILTY
GF LIQUOR COUNT
entire
shades.
ically
Well Known Local
A
Woman is Dead
in San Francisco
to miners throughout the country.: that at least one thousand per
sons ware ¿Bled In the recent
Each of tha fixe lessons’ deals
French honHni'rd’ment of tha city
with a different phase of firs t1
of Damascus, while Arabs esti
aid and those who complete the mate tkat as many aa *26,000
entire course will receive both
were casualtlaa as tbe result of
the United States Bureau of
the French quelling tbe native
Minoa card and engraved certifi
BDERAL CONVICTS
rebelHoft ln tha ancient city.
cates.
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Damaaeus Is reported to be
MAKE ESCAPE TODAY
Tha first class of tha coarse
badly damaged, with manjr of
w ill start nt 2 p. m., Monday.
Its picturesque structures plied
Noveramber '2, nt 811 H Street,
In rulnq. The Arabs claim that
headquarters Of the Southwestern
the French guns wrought the
Oregon Mining Bureau, Grants
havoc, while tha French declare
-than- vandals within tha town la t a
are responsible for the depreda- the
the
''three color«, anil are automat
At the reqnest of Representa
now able to handle any car
brought In,’ In a very short time. tive Frank Reid, Democrat of
nurfng the first -few weeks Illinois, Brigadier General Al
after ■ the hrir went Into effect, bert J. Bowley, Major General
the statute was not enforced, Chari«« Summerall, the presi
1 sine« the testing stations ’were dent of the couit. and Major
, unable to handle the rush. Since General Fred W. Slayden, with
i th \t first rush, however, the drew. The trial then proceeded
stations report, they are able to with only ten officers on the
board.
handle the machines easily.
The United States Burean of j
The charges against Colonel
During the past few nights,
Mines Resene Oer, No. 1, - In i
State Traffic Officers Talent and Mitchell are Insubordination and
charge of K. 8. Butler, assistant
McMahon have handed citation actions «gainst discipline in th»
to J. R.y Rows, is on the siding (
slips.-4e oyer 100 drivers.
In army. ’ It s believed K at the
near Sixth Btreet,-Grants Pass,|
structions arc given with these court martial will take at least
where arrangements are being
perfecCsd„for the work of carry- j slips that if proof Is given be a week.
fore court time that the light*
have been tested, the charges
will be dismissed. However, tho
officers declare that If the tights
are not tested and a receipt
shown, tho charges will be press
ed, and If the offender Is found
guilty n stiff penalty will be
handed out.
There are four light testing
stations in Ashland, the Ashland
Electric, Murphy’s Electric, the
Claycomb Motor company and
the Park Oarage maintaining
such stations.
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The lighting effect« through-
m r t T l out bave been
of the laet tha't the testing sta
tions th'csughout the county aré
will be no admission
PAKIS, O ct 28. - (U P) 'Hiere
charge for seeing this film, aq
—President Doumerque this the'Bureau of Mines Is showing
aftei noon summoned Patti these films throuthont,- the
Pt-’plewe to the Elysee P al country yas a feature of their
ace, to charge him to form safety and first aid work.
a pew cabinet following the
[TFER ON
On Monday, November 8, the
resignation of the old one
U S ATTACK
Bureau of Mines will staVt a
yesterday, as the only means course
of five lessons In prac
possible of ousting Finance tical first aid work. The ¿purse
LONDON! Oct. 28— (U. P.) —
Minister Caillaux from po is tha- standard first aid course Jeruanlum dispatches today stat
litical life.
i taught by tha Bureau of Mines, ed thgt French aources believed
THE WEATHER
With h big crew of men working on the ftmHHOff’
touches, the redecorating work'on the Vining Theatre is
being rushed to completion, in order that the theatre
way he ready for reopening tliis evening. Charles Weis-
senhorn, in charge of the decorating, declared this morn
ing that his men would have everything in readiness" (wg.
before the time set for the opening show, while Lotris
Dodge, of the firm of J. P. Dodge and Sous, stated that
he and his men would be finished early this afterooeat w it h
tlnwlaying of the carpets. Entirely new carpeting is be
ing laid throughout the lower floor of the theatre;' y.y.
Patrons of the showhouse will hardly recogaiee the
interior of the theatre when they enter it this evening.
Although the remodeling work as not l>een extensive, it,
together with the new decorations which have been plac
ed, change the entire appearance of the interior. Com
bined with the newly arranged lighting effects, the in
terior looks like an entirely different theatre.
Probably the first change which will strike the
eye is the beautiful golden plush silk drajieries and drop.
The drop is entirely operated b y motor, and is antdknati-
j ci\Jly cojitrolled, lifted and dropped.
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WASIIINGTÓN, OTH. « 8 — (I!.
P .)— The court martial trial of
Colonel William Mitchell.' critic ’
fgft. and jiot more thair fifty of tho army air service, pro
per cent *bf the machines have ceeded today, after the defense
haw'-tbetr—Hjrhta Tested, kenorik had hubrt successful hi their ef-
ing to Talent. This Is In spit«
Pai nieve to Form
New Cabinet;
Caillaux Ousted
CONTRACTS ARE LET
ON HIGHWAY WORK
Oregon’s Sheet apples from the
famous Rogue H irer, Willamette
ahd Umpqua Rlve^valleys, are to
ba specially featured; on Southern
I^eciflq dining cars during Na
tional Apple Week which begins
SAN FRANCISCO, 0qt. 9
28— Radical
(Bfforeooes 9>
bn the correct Method ol 9 ,
picking a chicken brought 9 .
O'. G. Del Boat«, Oakland
chicken pteker, te the IF
ire Than 100 Drivers Are
Oakland receiving boeplt- 9.'
Handed Citation Slips
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It afl Uppeagd gt the 9
Oakland C klqUb Pickers’ »<
tUo drivers who have so far
union bag. 'SM Boot« 9
sd to pave their lights ad-
insisted that t te ortho- 9
ed . in compliance with the
dox way to pick a chicken 9
was to etart nt the rioh9^l8
center instead of the i S ^ 9 rBelved their last warning, at-
er left center.
9 «■ding to State Traffic Officer
Proponents of correct 9 C, P. Talent.
Citation slips
picking
proceeded
to r 9
now being iwued those whose-
make the feathers fly.
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faulty.
. Del Boats was* sadly 9
aM the drivers either must give
vanquishedIn the more 9 ploof. thaj they have had thoir
direct method ot a?gn- 9 IMlitr tested or pay a fine.
Went.
9 , ^Almost tw o months have pa#s-
«4- since th e law went Into e(-
radio.”
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Tbe church must Increasingly
use the news and advertising
columns of the newspapers ,.ln
Its campaign for righteousness,
said John T. Hrabner Smith, pub
Ing on Instructions ln first aid
licity director for the Chicago
work, and, dangerous gases en
Church Federation.
countered ln mining. On Satur
day
morning.
October
81,
through the courtesy of the man-
agament o<, the Rlvolt Theatre,
the four reel film entitled "When
a Man’s a Miner.” -produced by
the United States Bureau of.
Mines, will be shown at 10:S0.[
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never has been known to
drop them, even when
9 - -sprinting to get through
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catch, her
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The Rogue River Valley Aseo-
Aa exchange telegraph, cable riatlon of Ministers held their lJmm tke circus m an,. according
grass from Sajonlkl tpday report-; regular
ponthly
meeting
at to Dr Burris a . Jenkins of
ed >8hot the Bulgarians this | Ornate Base Monday. The session'
, city.
He told tho con-
worateg had attacked the'w ith - opened" with luncheon at t h e 'ferenc< OB church publicity yes-
draw tag»Greek forces, and that Oxford Hotel and continued at tenjBj that the clergy would
1*0 Greeks had been forced to, the First Christian church nntU 'l<fo wfU to u k e thalr cue frOm
lig h t back In order to protect 4 o’clock.
Ministers from *11, Barnum
and
the
Hebrew
themselves. I t was believed at-parts of the valley wore there, I
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Balonlkl that the evacnatlon of and the session was said to be
“ The Prophets of Israel under-
Bulgaria by the Greeks
h a d , one of the most auecessQil yot gtoo^ tke value * of publicity,"
ceased, and that the latter aa- to be held.
D , jeaklns satd. "O ni of them
tlon would again take np the
The half hoar given over lo _ H o « m — named h a two 'tons,
invasion of Bnlhnr territory in devotions was led by the presl-
S ^ L o a O lm i. after the
answer to the unwarranted at- dent. Rev. J. B. Cosn.
Much,
fcm-great message«,
tach o f Aer troops, «MA were ^routine « 4 spoclnl bnatneas » « j l r f -OT-3Bn , -n,,, addMaaed thoto
being withdrawn from B ulgaria; cared for and ISo «sports-of CBS’! uWufd have to repeat his warn-
at tho oraer of the League of various community associations I ,ngg
th(,
Nations council.
| was especially interesting. The
“Anothmr took tA himself a
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Christian churches of Medford wJfe
among the women of
ATHENS ¿ t 18— (U p v _ l * “d. Aah,“n d " ^ e d educational
, treeU to attract attention
o i T ^ S ^ d h ^ n few days'
the amounts of w fte „ Br,ory
Ig rM ,
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J frin ,,Te aod B,X thou,,a,*d
'¿Our Spslor Himself was ertt-
o r t l X i l . into ^ ig a r ta
ch“- h ot
lr i» d s . . sewmtlonalim.
He
Drastic
measures
believed
naonsssry to collect the few re-,
malnlng accounts outstanding on
tha stock of the Litblan Hotel
corporation are being started by
Attorney L. A. Roberta, It was
learned thia morning. . ‘ Steps to
ward suit Jiarq,, bean, J^arUd in
several jWaaaa, and this same ac
tion Is contemplated, ln addi
tional caaas, Roberts stated.
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had qusrrcltd in a dance 9
hall and had decided to 9
“have It out" at a road- 9
side spot near by. They 9
asked the older Haley - 9
and another m in to act 9
as witnesses.
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League .of Nations council de
mand. Proof must be furnished
tomorrow
morning
by
both
Greece' and Bulgaria that all
hostilities
have
csaaed,
and
Greece Is preparing to furnish
this proof.
BERKELEY. fp l., Oct./
28— (U. P .)— Among the
more
remarkable
utu-
doota at the University of
t'ali(ornla thia year is
Miss Martha Hale, who
hag no arms.
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Misa
Hale
liven
In
San Francisco, and com-
mute« dally
by «ferry
across the hay. She car-
rlca her hooka" balanced
on her shoulder, and
O IFE a O N AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE, Corvallis, Oct. 88—
llprk from their terrific battle
with Stanford tha Oregon Aggies
nr« now looking Into the per
sonal achievement« on the foot
ball field of Sweet and Kelley,
nnd their team mates on tha Uni
versity of Montana eleven.
Scout Clyde W. Hubbard re
ported that Montana can,ha ax
dimmer*
A I i r D fron' ,b*
in the balcony section
are used both for direct and In-
' direct lighting effects. For di
rect lighting, the lights ace
1 flame Colored, while the lights
1 used for Indirect lighting are
, three colored, enclosed In silk
‘ shades, and are also automat leal-
; iy controlled by dimmers from
i the projection room.
The entire Interior has hewn
redecorated, and now pre:euts
an Egyptian effect The I ¿Ra
tion stonework throughout the
Interior has been carefully work
ed over, and presents the most
pleasing effect. Imaginable. r
Netv lighting effects have been
obtained In the dome, through
special wiring.
Through the removal of two
boxes on each side of the
theatre, additional seating c.-pac-
Ity has been made poeslble, and
the Interior presents a widened
appearanoe.
New projecting machines hew«
been Installed In the projection
room, together with a spar'ally
constructed generator, which w ill
allow for better llg h tln r effoktn
In the picture projection.'
In
addition, all lighting of the In
terior will he controlled from
the projection room.
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The foyer ot the theatre has
been beautifully decorated, the
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than thia Kelley and tw e e t..
"They work 'together on for
ward paaaas In an uneaaap w ay.,
Kelley 'does (ha hetdta« and bur
always manages to pat tha hall
in Swaat’a hands. Sweat, he It
ramambarad, la "pretty’ fast. 1«
track meats last anmmer he wan
clocked on the headred la
of the lougbest battles of their streak
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roust conference schedule. VThs field an<
Orlsillee Started In thia fall with races all
an entire eleven of- veterans/’
Throw
Hubbard said. "Sam« ot the» Sotiirdny
freshman material had hueh good strength
ability that Coaek Stewart pat glen beal
several of them on tha fir'd saga and
string, and in the pro'm bl«'the next
stgrttng Hneop Eefft gotnrdny j anga elm
ha has two of these sophomores! Oonsngn
listed to ntarC. and several alty of 1
mighty good onaa la reserve, lane tnr
Thia material haa had the klnka Montano
ironed ont pretty wiuCh by noAr 8. Fig»
and when they fees as for onr tai tans
Homecoming gaaaa Bntnrdny they .«pen foe
w ilt bo going strong. Thera pre 9 -their
no hatter backs on any teem an Bell
projectio