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1 V PAGE TWELVE The OREGON STATESMAN.' Solera. Oregon, Thursday Morning July 16, 1931 dBTTEEf Tl XE CHOSE Threejrom Each County in Oregon; Ross, Zorn, : Lachmund Picked ' C Continued from pas 1) . nouneed as follow: Baker county Woodson I Patter eon." J. X Soule, Dr. Carl Bartlett, all el itaaer. Benton J. W. Riley, C H. Wood cock. 8. H. Edwards, all or corvaiua. Clackamas CU Glover, Boring-: M. E. Shrock. Milwaukee; Al Price, Ore gon Ctty. . Clataop J. H. Xk-kelson, Cannon Beach; C H. Watxek. Wauna; Otto A. owen, Astoria, Columbia Ira Hvde. St. Helena: JS. K. Wist, Scappoose ; Leo - Gallag her, Rainier. Cooa Taylor Dement. Myrtle Point : Henry Go star son. North Bend; Lyman Carrier, coquiiie. Crook I. M. Mills. Paulina ; C. U. Skins, and H. Baldwin. Prlnevllle. Carry John R. HiUs, Harbor ; Rob ert HcKenxie, port OrTord ; iTank jl.nworuir. iangioisi Dear bu tee H. A. Miller. Judre Rob art W. Sawyer, Don Stuart, all of jena. - Uourtaa FVed A. Ooff, Harry Far- geter, a. C Maxaters. all or Kosebur. Gilliam John F. Relaacber, A. B. Robertson. Lester Wade, ail of Con- - oxJn. . . Grant C. L. Jameson. Canyon Tlty ; J. EX. Snow. Dayvlile;. Edwin Hicks, Canyon City. . -.Harney Grant Thompson, La wen; Archie MsGowan. and William Han .ley ot Bums. - r.----.; Hood River Truman Butler, Judge JL J. Derby, A. Z. Mason, aU ot Hood -. Kiver. ........ Jackson J. B. Coleman, and W. H. Gore. Bedford, and Fred Homes, Aah- - land. Jefferson Howard W. Turner, Mad ras ; Cheater C Kennedy, Gateway; J. O. Young-strom, Culver. - . . -Josephine J. L. Calvert. Roscoe Howard. Sam Baker, all of U rants Fas. - . j. K lama th IX. J. Tlcknor, Bonanza : 3 Me, and D. M. Smith. Klam ath Falla . . LSkJT"Har,7 2J1. Lakevlew; W. ; r' Paul Brattatn. Sr., .Ln TJ. Lee, Eugene; W. F. Walker, Springfield; Lynn S. HeL Cready, Eu-De, Llncln--C. B. Hallmark, Waldnort : WO. Jacobs. Taxt; J. J. Tobin. ew- Llnn Samtiel XL. Garland. Leban JJoan.G U r' CAUr. Tale. Q. G. Leunra. -Ontario ; Peter riiarn( aw j mm mm Ja(artotLouls Lachmund and Cus- ir itoM, Miem ; Jinry Xrorra, Aurora jyurniwvuainr i s r. i a n u f r4 Board man ; N. P. Mahoney, and Lx toa idle-Murray, Hepprwr. - Multnomah Max - KIrach. Tll Scott, Thomas IX Honeyman, Richard 1 fW t. W "t r T rh.1 ovjfc n iiaa, luansu'iif vr.. aA riKT Henry Heed, Sana Murhard, Georff Polk E. C. Klrkpatrtck, TMllaa: P. Dellaa.-"' , . ' Sherman W. T. Jackson. Moro; atcKea. Wascoi TlllAmook- H. T. Botfu. A. G. Beals. Carl Haberlack. all of Tillamook. ITmotnt. TT T Al.lk. B t jonna, jrenaieton; Jaarrei vv atta. Ath ena, i . . Union Mra' Walter Pierce, and J. MEM rn . . ra n la. . w , tmilK. spoon, Klrln. Wallowa Georre & Crale, "J. A. tuCTieaon, j. A. Burleigh, aU ot En- air(ak M Ul aUBUI BM II IB u II. Holmes, Forest Grova; William Hare, Hillsboro. - vunume, a u 01 xna iaiiea. Wheeler W. H. Stelwer, Fosslll ; L. FoasIL t Yamhill C i A. Butt. Kewberc: VC. of McMlnniill " TEST; ON BALL TOSSERS IS FILED Continued from naga 1)' dlylduali from Salem bad At tempted to oenaado Mark , tn change kU records, which Mack reinsea to ao.. .1.. . .. .. The party rolnr 1 to Ala tv. morrow will attemnt to rimf th boy father In an effort to ascer tain their, birth date. -The) boys now go by the nam of DeJardln, their mothera famiiv im Their parents were dlroreed ser- erai years a(o. - , Should thn : PmV Knn v Jt elared Inella-lhle. Raim m thrown out of the race. In that ease Orea-on Cltr and tTiii.Ai-n will play a three-same series Sat- uruay, aunaay and Monday. : Salem lost one decision at the meetinrj -Keene dlarul niiri. ble Harvey : Zimmerman, Salem pitcher ' recently acquired from Hillsboro. The reason fnr tr action was 1 that ZImmermai'a name was ; not on the reqalrei cleiib mwi m 0FGRU1IOO Body Found in Stump Near : Worth -.i Silver Fa!!; Is Identified ; ' (Continued from par 1) ' may hare been hurt, coald have roona nis way to the stump tor protection from wind and rain. Then In desperate . pain, without food or water, he probably strangled himself to end his inf. ferlnsr and the dancer et starring 10 aeatn. . - r, v .' This la the way Ta'vlnr and his party sammed up the case. That Gnindmann had apparently walk- ea me zo mues from SllTerton, Would tend to discredit anlrlrla fnr other reasons than . somethlnr sneh as the Injury.. There was little - DotalbllltY'. nf fha vlrtfm's belnx lost, for a lorrlnr road waa risible from the stump, and whla- ues couia e heard from locainr operations lets than a rail wa Why ahould Grundman hare rone so far.-if .he had left fiiirtni with the Intent ot committing- sui cide? That is the deputy coron er's question. . , No lnaueat will ha hkld. stated. - -,: - Went so IaTeetlato. . . 1 J Fotea4 Fire Smoke " The erenta en din r with Ornnd- mans disappearance from his uncle's farm June 1 are 1 as fol lows: On June t Grnndmann wanted to ro en ihtn the hnia tn see If he "could see a forest fire" (there waa-amoke en the hori zon) .she wanted to earn some ex tra money, with which to mt anm bills due in August; he said ha might get work on a fire crew, or la a lumber eamp. The uncle this day told the neDhew not tn m The next morning Grundmann left, despite his uncle's orders. He had. however, been aecustomed to go Into the woods for a day or more, to get leaf mold. - Mr. Brlnkmeyer. who l f good, gentle character, Taylor re- ponea. aia not report his neph- , hare ew'a disappearance for two days, because of Grundmann'a prarlous trips into the woods. - Searrbimr IarUee Fall to Find Him Since that time, searches been made, and speculation has run rife concerning the disappear anee and failure to return, ot Her man Grundman, the blonde natlre Explanation et his death! will doubtless never be more than theory, in the opinion of the' dep uty coroner.' - - r -. The body U at the Jack Ek- man mortuary at Silrerton. The only . other relatlTesi be sides the uncle, are two brothers living somewhere In the east, as far Is known. FiEiir o;i mm RATES TO COiJTINUE . (Continued from page 1) hold one of 1U hearings en the freight Increase la Portland. Railroad Planing . . . i . Great Offeaslre Thomas said, that the railroads were planning a great offensive in their campaign for . the In creased . rates, and with, their or ganisation, : will put up a strong fight for the Increase. ' jSuch fight la the problem-of states and organisations of shippers which must be overcome .If -the rate Increase Is not granted. This, he said, can only be done by presentation of facts. f - The executive committee In cludes W. A. Cutln. 8. R. Soren- son, and K. M. Burns, Portland: u. J. cox. Kugene: H. R. Rich ards, The. Dalles: H. M. Dexter, Hood River: Warren B. Snider. Lakylew;Carl Haberlaeh, Tilla mook: X. C Marsters, Roseburg and A. R. Shumway, Milton. A. P. Harrey. In charse et tranaoor- xauon of the public .ntlllUes commission. seers tary-treas- urer or the organization lee patrol vasaels of thai meat guard cover a radius ot SO 90 to COOt miles In their search fnr berxs and warn ocean ahina hw ra- aio. , i RIOTS 111 6 DUELLED BY POLICE . (Coa tinned from P 1) ermment decreed, hut at least tor the rest of . this week they will take; care of only sues) essential uems as payrous, lax obligations and the unemployment dole. " It waa made elear Chancellor Bruening was determined not to permit a new run on foreign cur rencies or resumption of raids on tarings banks. Foreign Minister Dietrich also asaea tnepeopio not to forget that "It la no! the government but private vlndutrr " which la nreaa- ed for cash." The Hoover plan, he aaia. wiin cnancetior Bruening's drastle economy program, has put the German excheauer -""on its feet." and even enabled the m-v. enrment to begin repaying some et its floating debt. Already, he saia, several hundred millions tare been returned to indnitrv. one xaiimty from the rioUng Karouanoui tne eonatrv waa . ponea iaie tonight. The demon strations were wide spread and uireetea largely aralnst red net inn of the dale. - - - ; la Lelpslg the communists tired upon a police lorry. Twenty six were arrested la a succeeding demonstration In which the police usea Diacajacas. A woman and a man were wounded whan tn nee usea tnerr pistols In Dresden to disnerse a Gelsenklrchen. in the Ruhr dis trict, snout ioo communists fired from hOUSetODS BMB the nnlloa and one policeman ' was Injured. Hollywood .Theatre SUNDAY Alter arrival of reinforcements order was restored. Police were also used in a tray It . Insehwerte, near Dortmund, and one man was killed and an other Injured. . - ' ' i Norton Home in . 1 ; Silverton ASre - - ... i SELVKRTOK. f July 15 (Spe cial) The home of Mrs. Forrest Norton, at Sll D street here, was discovered ablaze this afternoon at i o'clock. Before they could be extinguished.: the flames had broken out through the roof. - 1 Extensive damage was done to the bulldlnr hnt the fnmlinr was saved. Mrs. Norton was. away ixom nome at tne time. - - t Watsons Visit ; I1 - With Relatives STATTON'. Jalv 1 ( Un n r - Watson and children of Vancou ver, b. c, are here visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. v. rv and her Sister. Mrs. f SL Tavlnr Tlr and Mrs. Watson . were former Stayton residents, the doctor prac ticing dentistry her, nntll aiiit Into the service of the Canadian goYerpment. . - Aumsville Road Through mis STAYTON. July 15 W. sk. RlaTcs has a crew of men at work on the road, between Aumsville and Salem through the hills. That part of the road which i Is new Is where the road Joints-the high way between the - tuberculosis hospital and the asylum farm and It Is In fine shape. . ; The remainder of , the road while fairly good Is not recom mended at present as .there Is much soft dirt where the men are at work. - w" 1 . ' It will not be long however un til this to ad will be completed and will no doubt be mueh traveled. In the days of the horse and bug gy It was traveled almost always as the distance at that time was said to be at least ' three . miles shorter to Salem than the road via Turner. - r PICK OrjP . SUSPECT ; :i city police last . night - appre hended r. P. Sharkey, wanted at Hood River for check-raising. from a bus as It stopped , here. The Hood River eounty sheriff had telegraphed the Salem head- uarters to be on the lookout for the man. ' ; . . --- ; 1T invite your application for a reai estate wan. xetilng coo fSdcnt ot our ahCIty to com pletely satisfy von In eneh fan. I portant details as Quick ao- taon, emaent xiarainTig and l - Tmmmw. i .. ssarits. I h U n I KssUUy Payaaent INSURANCE. - HAWIONS nnd ROBERTS, Inc. i i I 3 ummB, TOaVcL ' CO BYCRtYHOUND BUS '. Broad-vZaioned windows open to admit refreshing breezes . . .interesting scenes unfold at every turn of the . road. Certainly, this Is the delightful wsj for summer travel! The convenient, low-' cost way, too. 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