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.WEDFORP TRIBUNE, HEDFORP, OREGON, IIID1y'..'JTJLY 10, 1931.
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IDENTIFIED
LIFE T!
SHE'S Fl
E;
FEDERAL
RAIN
-...-il in Hiah
fains ruul,u ,
r.-chaft. Believed
ose of Perlie Hogg
5e and Shoes .Clues
"""u, tentative Identlfica
"' "mWM .found yesterday
h Cooper in uncle with
rl Coop ',, had lived.
t"0n;;,t night that an open
"Sri clutched in the
h m " ' to those!
;jble, wen.
K"hTad dipped from
17. had a from
Ff Fall
oa,.."-
rnthe-d
way uiu. w .
r- thai U"J '
JftllwaB given by Coroner
w 0. riepnu.
nhe skull showed It had
en (ractoreii.
..not rnoma.
irs from uw '
sen Hour '
Iinto me unun. v.
0nd the skeleton yesterday
they guinea iu maw
PORTLAND, Ore., July 10. (ff)
The ibody ot Mrs. Sarah Uranil-
strom, 81, -was found in the Wil
lamette river, here -today. She dis
appeared from the home o( her
son-in-law late yesterday but was
found last night. ' U D. Hoyt, a
neighbor, said she told him uhe
was tired of living and ready to
die. Relatives found at 1 a. m.
that fine was again missing from
her room. The search ended with
discovery of the body.
CO-OP SECURES
PLACE IN "PIT"
bens of tho clearing Iiouho,
"1 am not aware that any rules
of the Board of Trade have been
violated in the transaction," Mll
nor said in a formal statement.
Board of Trade officials said a
committer vraa appointed to in
vestigate the "moral and legal ns-'
.poets' of u concern dealing in
grain fcRH t-outrols Itftfftft. com
mitMion iigenov 'aX ooard officials'
say, will be the relatione;... p of the
Farmers' Cooperative and tho Up
dike company.
PEIPING, China, July 10. OP)
The Clneso consulate at Seoul, Ko
rea, was reported attacked today
by a Korean mob which inflicted
Injuria on at least 500 Chinese
who had taken refuge on the con
sular premises.
Chang Wei Cheng, Chinese con
sul general at Seoul, was reported
to have fled to the palaco of the
Korean government. '
Purchase Controlling In-1
terest in Private Firm,
Gives Entry Moral, Le-j
gal Aspects to Be Probed5
CHICAGO, July 10. (P) Tho
Farmers National Grain corpora
tion today was in control of the
Updike Grain company for the pur
pose of giving the corporation a
membership In the Chicago Board
of Trade Clearing corporation.
Announcement of purchase of
the controlling interest in the con
cern by the corporation was con
firmed by George S. Mllnor, gen
oral manager of the corporation,
who said his organization had been
handicapped in the expense of do
ing business at compared to com
petitive corporations that are mem-
Pierce-Allen Motor Co.
are going to sell the following Cars
at Special Reduced Prices . ,
With 1932 Licenses
ij. $675
1929 Buick; Sedan!!,.;!;.
1928 Ford Touring , .
1927 Chevrolet Sedan ; 1;:. $275
1925 Buick Glass En. Tour.! . .$175
1927 Buick Sport Coupe . .$365
1929 Chevrolet (6) Sedan . . .$475
Cars with O. K. that Counts
Cor. Eighth and Bartlett , Phone 941
LeM, Ore., July 10. HP) Im
kmm of the Champoeg lie
Ll park under the direction of
tile highway commission in
action with the landscaping
ktment ot the state college
trrin. much of the natural
m as possible and planting
Indigenous to Oregon, win be
I fli Governor Julius L. Meier
Lmbtra of the park advisory
b::w, which met In the office
ifiti Hnlninn: state treasurer:
htt 13000 and 14000 ot fed-
unemployment nelief tunas
night through the Oregon
puoMo be expended this fall.
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QUENTIN, Cal., July 10.
pmng executive Intervention
ra will die on the gallows
Nrder here a week from to
pe largest number to be exe-
in one day at 8an Quentln
tour . men are: Charles
M, San Francisco youth who
nrj. Aibina Voorhees. elder- I
pwrj More proprietor; Umakl
Los Angeles Japanese.
a Mexican: Peter Mncr.
I'fresno Flllolno whn killed
Nro Psgat and Benjamin Y.
ot Lo, Angeles, whoi killed
'raory Ellis, nlleeedlv for
r nmes.
LENT GRANGERS
PICNIC SUNDAY
flf,XT;.0re- io.-(sPi.)
, resular liusinesB session
w Picnic was enjoyed. The
tr?. Ufle "Iresaes and the
-"cram.
Unilfnl !....-.
1,1 "Kei supper was
r."t or iho
; Mncig t0 th6 muB8l0 of
kr .;T:.,na mandolin played
- rs. Thatcher.
Sm'iSX 12th- the Talent
ot a nlcB'e a' the
cLi R,oad" on Wagner
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