Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 19, 1935, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextJIEDFOftD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. JULY 19, 1935. PAGE THREE CHARGE IS 'BOSH' (Continued irom t-age One.) visiting and corresponding with him, "though she lives but live blocks from the penitentiary. "The attitude of the Bellvlew Granee In denouncing members of the state Grange executive commit tee for actively urging clemency for Banlcp, is an index to the respect that the Grange as a body has for ; Via irtt 1 M ttpri " duty, had appeared at the Banks residence with a warrant for Banks' arrest on a charge of burglary. Banks, who had previously received infor mation of the Issuance of the war rant, had armed himself with a high powered rifle and when Prescott ap proached the door, which was fast ened with a burglar chain on the inside, shot through the door In stantly killing the officer, who had nothing more offensive in his hand than the warrant of arrest. Was Esteemed Officer "The prominence of this officer and the high esteem in which he was held, together with the wanton and unjustifiable manner in which he was killed, aroused public opinion to the extent that a change of venue was granted to Lane county, where he was afforded a perfectly fair trial by a Judge who Is honored and re spected for his fairness to persons accused of crime and befpre a fair and order were almost unanimous in resisting any clemency for Banks." COOflMMS and order." and the constituted courts." Assistant Attorney-General Moody declared today. "I am deeply grateful for that expression coming from Jackson county where all the facts are known. "It seems apparent,' continued Moody, "the present application for a pardon for Banks, la being pressed by many who are unacquainted with the facts, and are attempting to make an Issue for political purposes to embarrass Governor Martin." .Many Oppose Clemency Moody also'stated that "many civic organizations and lodges were adopting resolutions against clem ency and that a great many letters from prominent citizens, as well as numerous petitions, were being for warded to the governor and that be fore August 2nd, the day appointed . e2000 by the state. for the hearing, a deluge of these : A minor glrl n8 was convicted of protests would be in the hands of j assaulting confessed her perjury after the governor. i he spent six years behind the bars. "Just before Governor Meier reurea j Proehllnger, & plumber's helper. VOTES HANDS OFF NEW DEAL POLICY LOS ANGELES. July 10. (AP) A "hands off" policy regarding Presi dent Roosevelt's New Deal waa adopt ed by the American Bar association as It neared the conclusion of its 53th annual convention here with the probable election of William L. Ran som of New York City as president. James M. Beck of Washington was re garded as a "dark horse" candidate. A decision to defer until Novem ber, at least, any expression of the 1 New Deal was reached yesterday when 1 the association approved without comment the action of Its executive WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE BE WISE BUY WISE AND ECONOMIZE AT 1 10 PILOTS IN FGl BOSTON (UP) Ten thousand dollars to the scientist who perfects a device that will eliminate the haz ards of flying in fog. That's the offer of Godfrey Cabot, vice-president of the Federation aeronautic Internationale. Cabot's offer specifies that the de vice must be one that will enable a pilot independent of any -adlo sig- f nal or assistance from ground person nel or equipment to land his ptano palely through 100 feet of fog In any part of the world. Mr. Moody stated "he was grati fied that the people of Jackson county where Banks was so well IrrmtL'n QnH tuhar ha Visri atramntwl to arouse a revolution against law , , , t ment of final consideration of the re- SAN DIEGO, Cal. (UP) For six years In prison he served "by mis take" more than 20 years ago, Fred Froehlinger. 46. has been awarded from the governor's office, he gave a very full, extended and complete hearing to the Banks case on Banks petition for a pardon and Governor who still feels he "doesn't fit" in the outside world, will buy a home for his family. The family had never heard of hla Texas has been under seven flags, instead of six. as heretofore recorded in history. The Commancne flag also waved there, finds Author Mary Jor dan Atkinson. - Meier refused to either grant a par-I prison term until the legislature ap- don or to extend any executive ciem- proprlated the money. ency. "The people here are making these protests only because the record made In the former petition for a pardon was destroyed in the fire of the capltol building and they have every confidence in their governor but only wish to support him In his splendid stand for law enforcement and in supporting the decisions of our courts." Continuing, the Assistant Attor ney General Moody said: "Banks was charged with the kill ing of Officer George A. Prescott, one of the best known and best loved peace officers in Jackson coun ty. Prescott. In the discharge of his Marble Corner. Jacksonville. Every one has a good time. Good music to dance by. Relief workers at Clarendon. Tex.. recently unearthed the complete jaw bone of a prehistoric horse which roamed Texas millions of years ago during the late miocene or pliocene period. port of a special committee named to determine the "effects of the , New Deal on the rights and liberties of the American citizen." The special committee, named last year. Included a number of legal not ables, Including Owen D. Young of New York City; George W. Pepper of Philadelphia; W. D. Mitchell, former United States Attorney General; .7. D. Clark of Laramie, Wyo.: CP. Taft. II: Georee L. Buist of Charleston. S. C, and C. E. Martin of Martinsburg. I W. Va. ! AAA benefit payments to North Carolina farmers in 1934 amounted to twice as much as taxes on farm pro perty. Benefit payments totaled 12. 519.933 and farm property taxes came to $6,684,000. The Ethiopians are "said to havi; derived their religion and civiliza tion from the Egyptians. LA GRANDE. Ore., July 19. (APJ Dunham Wright, 94-yenr-old resi dent of Medical 'Springs, was re elected president of the Union County Pioneers association for the 36th consecutive year at the 44th annual meeting and picnic held here yesterday. The United States contributed 5.121 of the 18.747 foreign visitors who chose England for their holidays this year, according to British Im migration authorities. France pro vided 2,998, Germany 2,543. DANCE At Bonney's Grill Saturday night. Marble Corner, Jacksonville. Every one has a good time. Good music to dance by. Schillin Toasted lea o Toasting! That's the secret of Schilling flavor-a flavor so rich that melting ice can t drown j Iced ji 1 1 ! I See ' .Our Large Display of fine Lunch Meats, Bulk Pickles, Relishes, Mayonnaise, Sandwich Spread and Cheeses at prices that are right! 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