Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1929, Page 12

12 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1929. PANTAGES T T -~ HSSTORYOF St Defense Prepares to Open Fight as State Closes With Chemist’s Testimony. By the Associated Press. LO8 ANGELES, October 15—Pres- entation of Alexander Pantages' own P s . story of what happened in the little MK::“’):‘:“ Cabn‘l\?:::old > *“cubby hole” office in which he is al- case, k E = 5 leged to have atiacked Eunice Pringle, ||| 198, A ¥ell maBe ‘modern : s y g : Coil Spring Bed 17-year-old dancer, will be commenced i = . Lt : T Outfit by the defense today at the opening e . : : SR e B of the second phase of the millionaire " _ me:l be:. coll § 95 showman's trial on a statutory charge 1 - = spring and a re- l 8 preferred by Miss Pringle. 1 versible mattress. Police Chemist Rex Welch was the - last witness called by the prosecution and with completion of his cross-ex- amination, District Attorney Buron Pitts said, the testimony of the State will be complete. Surprise Witnesses Intimated. Defense counsel did not make public the order in which thelr witnesses will testify, but said at least four days will be required to hear them all. Pantages will take the stand in his own defense, and Attorney W. I. Gilbert, Pantages’ chief counsel, intimated that several surprise_ witnesses would be called. N - = | O ans: cariat ki Vam Fithcn : six man witness c y e 3 o & yesterday. He identified clothing, pre- Phone Stand and = \ ood-fnshed day bed, ENELEE s Bute bt ag ik vy Chair e s VLR Pri at the time of the = ® alleged attack-in Pantages' office in & Strongly made of ¢~y Qg 5 3 >, with valance .... downtown theater building, and told As 5 7X S0c « Week of making chemical examinations of the vae vee : 5 i 9 D . various articles of wearing apparel. The \ 7 \ Bridge chemist testified that his examination \ \ L tonvinced him an attack had been made Fumed Oak | Sten Ghair [ R A e = amp on the dancer. Tabouret N Y y = \ W= 49 C ’ ¥ \ \ N \ /4 \ - ] “This brldlnh ‘}:_p._ A £ \\ \ p < \ <\ fi bite. and. s Slides Are Submitted. Y Welch was subjected to a bitter cross- gxumination by Defense Attorney Joe 9c Pord, who questione: owledge of & - ; 2 chemical analysis and the accuracy of Vet T an . \ < A\ i L A A his methods and observations. When hoi > \ A \ @ DRt il "ed Ford demanded that Welch produce ’x; Fl’lgn; or me. 3 2 B complete w tangible proof of his experiment, the ail Orders - S\ chemist &c}md he could produce no No Phone Orders other proof than his notes and conclu- sions as an expert. Slides Welch sald he had used in his experiments were submitted as evidence. o } ‘Tillie Russo, \uh':re“e. 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