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MEDFORD M3IL TRTBTTnT), TODFORD.- OKEOON; FRTD'AY. OOTOP.TCU IS, 1920.
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FREQUENTLY IN
CLAIMS
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THEATRE
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Witness in Behalf of Pan
tages Contradicts Girl's
Testimony Saw Her
5 ""'. Around Office Up to Date
f Alleged Attack'.
' ' LOS ANGELES, .Cal., Oct. IS.
(yp) Eunice, Pringle's testimony
that she had been in the office of
Alexander Pautages. theatre mag
nate, less than three times at night
was contradicted today by a de
tense witness in the multi-millionaire's
trial on a statutory charge
preferred by the 17-year-old coed
dancer.
Jake Hosenstein, lOyear-old em
ploye of a publicity firm, testified
lie thought he had seen Miss Prin
gle "at least once a week" and as
late as 11:45 p. m. in and around
j Pontages' ot'ficeB during the period
from May 1 to August 9, the date
of the alleged attack.
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T.OS ANGELES. Cal., Oct. 18.
(P) Discussion of the proposed
plnn to increase the present na
tional guard force from 177,000 to
210,000 men, was the most impor
tant problem which faced the sec
ond session of the convention of
the National Guard Association of
the United States today.
The meeting of the organization
got under way yesterday with 300
delegates representing guard units
from every state in the union pres
ent. The convention will be
brought to n close today.
Along with the discussion con
cerning the possible" Increase of
the personnel of the. militia, in
view of the reduction of the regu
lar army, reports from tho resolu
tions -committee, convention com
mittee' arid the committee, on audits
were" to be heard in the morning
session. ' ''
BACKED BY FLOCK
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 18. (P)
tDr. John Marvin Dean, ousted pas
tor of Hlnson Memorial , Baptist
church, returned to the congrega-
tion today with a cleansed record
after tho congregation had revers
ed tho order of the hoard of dea-
cons which found him guilty last
July of conduct unbecoming a min
ister. Dr. Dean, a former Pasadena,
Cal., minister, preceding the dea
cons' order, retired as president of
tho Western Baptist Theological
.seminary, at which many young
women attended and also the
church pulpit. He left the city
for the east and during his ab
sence the board of dcasons ordered
i him busted.
College Drinking
Problem in Hand
of Local Agents
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WASHINGTON, Oct. IS.
(P) Investigation of liquor
drinking at collcRft football 4-
gamns tills fait' wlli'bf Ifift to
the dcclHlon (if the local pro- -f
hlhltlott nilmlnlHfrators Under
a rilling today by AsMistant
! Secretary Lowman of the
treasury, in charge of dry law
4- enforcement. 1
He said as yet' no concerted
drive by the federal author!- 4
8 ties against drinking at tho 4
games w a s contompluted.
Local prohibition admlnlstra-
tors, however, he added, will 4-
have authority to take what-
4- ever lictlon they' deem advls- 4
4- able.
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Knleni Palnt.M i:iiKeno
EIXIENK. Ore.. Oct. 18. ") ;
Dark smears ... of ' paint on win
dows, doors and walls of the Ku- j
gene high school greeted students :
yesterday. . The daubs wore "82" j
and "8 US"- and in some cases
" Salem"' In red paint. j
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; Orpgon IttKiks in Iji Grnndo
i LA OUANDK, Ore Oct. IH. OP) ,
.Twenty-five Oregon yearlings j
headed hy Coach Newman arrived i
hero and today will play the Kast- j
crn Oregon Normal school football j
team. t
SBH4 lit Orognll V.
El'OENB, Ore., Oct. U.UP) I
Enrollment at the University of
Oregon Is 2984 according to Earl ,
Pallette, registrar. j
SALEM. A 170-pound bear
was bagged recently In the Mill'
City district by Henry limbert.
Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Unlade of
Seven Oaks , returned from San
Kranclseo today, wtiere they spent
several dass. The Shasta, on whirr.
they returned. Was about two hours I
Soviet
The four Russian aviators all
Seattle, October 13, from WnUTfii
delayed a week at Waterfall, aft
UNION PACIFIC REVENUE
LESS THAN LAST YEAR
NEW YORK, Oct. 18 iTP) Car!
Gray, president ot the Union Pa
cific, said today that he expects
the September gross revenues and
net earnings to be less than last
year's, due to a small aggregate
wheat crop in both Kansas and Ne
braska aid a falling off In ship
ments of fruit from northern Cali
fornia and ot apples froni-jOregon
and Washington.
LA GRAN DM. Ore., Oct. 18. (i)
D. B. Wallingford, said to be
wanted in Portland, Ore., on em
bezzling charges, was arrested
here yesterday when he arrived in
the city on his motorcycle.
More than 3.000,00 persons are
injured annually by accidents in
their homes.
Despite devastating t y p h oons,
Japan's 1929 rlee crop is expected
to reach 317,378,000 bushels.
Hankers of Louisa county, Iowa,
entertained tho local vigilantes at
an appropriate event a "shoot."
A powerful radio station at Sofia
connects the Bulgarian govern
ment with all European capitals.
1 Kugene Building permits in this
city for month of September to
taled $r.fi.2S3.
Fliers Leaving Plane in
. ' ! 1 .
hting Iroin their plane, "lmd of
II, Alaska. The lliiwlans, flying from Moscow (o Aow l oi-k, vvv
l)elng forced flown because of
AIR MAIL PLANE BURNS;
HALF OF CARGO SAVED
ELM C'KKKK, Neh;t Oct. IS
A west bound TloeThg airmail plane
j was destroyed here Tiy fire todiiy.
Pilot C. V. Pickup, by a quick
j landing, saved half the cargo of
mail. He was not injured and the
i nliuie can-frd no passengers.
Associated Press Photo
Dorothy Aur.c. 12-year-old Minne
apolis girl, wao stain by a moron.
Her bcdy'Was'foundJn a gunnycack.
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Seattle
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Hie Soviet," as U nrrlvitl 1
motor trouble.
Ashland American Legion
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Harper - Community c h u
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"Pay Leas Dress Better" Ask for Green
INDIANA BANK LOSES
$50,000 IN ROBBERY
I'UUi:. 1ml.. Oct. 18. (IP) The
I I-list National bank bore was lie lit
at $.",0,000 today, the dospenulm-s
shooting a policeman and a by
stander as they escaped. Six men
comprised the bandit gang.
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: Sheridan Sheridan l.liiiilicr yard
i t hanked hands.
! Springflrld Local airport dedl-
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Kiddies' Hats 98 to' $3.98
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STANDARDIZATION AIM
SAI.KM, Ore., Oct. IS.
Siaiulardiy.aticn in the administra
tion of Oregon high schools was
tho key not o sounded by C. A.
Howard, state Kuperiiilendeiit of
fr'hools. in welcoming here today
over 200 high school principals
who met for their annual confer
ence. It was said that tho general
wm-lt of . the two-day confVrnw'B
will' center on the wtandnidizatinh
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price footwear. ENNA JETTICKS
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Narrow Wldo and Extra Wide
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tainable in shoos at. those prices.
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Idea, and Superintendent Howard
urged tho'roveral comriflttees that
were a )-i-,l n I ! to In- specific, anil
nut too general In their- recom
mendations tn the assembly. '
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