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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1935)
'MEIJFOItD HAIL TRTBrXE. JfEDFCRD. OTCEfiO". PTxTDAT. TCSK 7. 1033. PA OF, TTTREB IN SHE GIVEN E Attempt to Unite Grange and Radical Elements Seen in Baer Incident Group Pledges Support i SALEM, June 7. (JP) Approval of Governor Charles H. Martin's "recent prompt and so far successful effort in handling the serious strike situ ation." is contained In one of three resolutions commending the governor, adopted by the Oregon Cattle and frorse Raisers' association at a recent meeting at Enterprise, copies of which were received at the executive offices today. The other resolutions commend the governor for tnterest shown "In the livestock industry of eastern Oregon by his assistance In the passage of suitable land bills, and his coopera tion in highway improvements In this section of the state." and for his ac tion in denying a pardon to Walter E. Baer, an alien against whom gov ernment proceedings are pending. rielB Support. Pointing out that "the Portland waterfront strike of Inst summer re sulted in millions of dollars losses to the agricultural and livestock indus try of eastern Oregon." and assertins that "uch strides retard agricultural and Industrial recovery." which "can be equitably arbitrated without cost ly delays and violence." the associa tion pledged Its support to Governor Martin in his future efforts to main tain law and order and promote re covery. Sees firanjre-Hed Link. In the petition for a pardon for Baer. sponsored by Grange and labor lenders of the state, the association sees "an attempt to embarrass the governor and an apparent attempt to unite agricultural interests with the radical or red element," the resolu tion endorses the action of American Legion officials in bringing the mat ter of Baer's three convictions and terms in the penitentiary to the at tention of Pomona Grange masters. Because the federal government Is seeking the deportation of Baer un der the law "that aliens who have committed two or more crimes and who have been convicted for the same shall be deported." the association expresses its approval "of the stand taken by Governor Charles H. Mir tin. and recommend that deportation proceedings continue." On the ascent to the scaffold, the Lord's prayer .was said. On the scaf fold, the ministers offered final pray ers. Mrs. Carey wore a new black drew with a tiny ribbon of white at the throat, black hose and slippers. Her son was dressed in a blue-bhtck suit, a white shirt and a black tie. Warden Drops Trap Hugh O. Smith, warden of the pris on, sat in a windowless booth, out of sight of the hangman's noose, and pulled a rope that slid the bolt hold ing the, double doors of the trap. Only the legally required Jury of 12. Sheriff Robert G. Clendanlel and Dr. A- C. Smoot , prison physician, witnessed the hangings. They had read their Bibles "from cover to cover." their spiritual advis ors said. Mother and son dozed a little dur ing the night, spending nearly all their last hours with the two clergy men and with their attorney. Fred erick Whitney, who drove away from the prison about 5 a. m. About 2 o'clock Mrs. Carey am Howard ate cake and ice cream. Mrs. Carey was led from her cell apparently very frightened. She am pale but made no outcry and did not weep as she walked between tv guards to the scaffold and up th steps. Mrs. Carey's body was cut down r,: soon as she was pronounced dead, and the rope replaced. An Identical procedure followed a few minuter later as Howard stepped from his cell. GRANTS PASS HAILS DISABLED VETERANS GRANTS PASS, June 7. (fl Grants Pass welcomed te Disabled American Veterans of the World Wat lii 14th annual state convention to day. Although, registration tell far That good old "American taste" you've waited for $1.10 PINT rude No. SS3.1C l err , A! ksir'M rifth vl rde No. sb below expectations, state officers Mid the sessions were starting s.uis.'ic torlly. Officers will be elected tomor row. About 80 had registered by noon. 4 In the early days of Virginia, min isters of the Church of England were paid by the government . WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE BE WISE BUY WISE AND ECONOMIZE AT1 HOLLO WAY'S RELIABLE GROCERY ARE HANGED FOR SU (Continued from Pao One.) would have done the same. I hope to see my three little ones on the other side." He mumbled a prayer as the cap waa adjusted. With an escort of Delaware state police, the bodies were taken to Frankfort for immedate burial. Just before she was taken from her cell. Mrs. Carey requested that her body be taken through the town of Omar, past her mother's home. Slew Nroilipr The couple's crime was the slay ing of Robert Hitchens, Mrs. Carey's brother, for the $2,000 Insurance on hlB life. x The warden's announcement of the execution came at about 6:18. Fog shrouded the Sussex county Jail yard and the high board fence built to hide the gallows from view us the doomed mother and son wen; led from their cells to death. As they marched the hundred paces from their cells with their spiritual avdtsors The Rev. Richard K. Whyte. Episcopal rector of George town, and The Rev. J. C. Bolton. Methcidlst pastor of Frankfort they repeated the :23rd Psalm and iu Apottes Creed. When Schilling Coffee tings the breakfast bell I foliow my nose to that fragrant friendly cup. It's Wings of the Morning. Schilling Cotlee will stand by you like a friend if you give it half a chance in the making. It has a certain sturdy quality all its own. Schilling Coffee There ire ro Svhi'ling Coffees. One for prro!ator. On: !'ir t!rip. j pill Hi ! i W. A. 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