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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1934)
PAGE FIVE TEAR GAS, CLUBS Nadjl perfume is pure and mild, cap turing the elusive fragrance of I am mot delicately perfumed flowers, a"nd Its odor rivals the most expensive perfumes. Medford stores are featuring at tractive packages of seven bars of Whlt King toilet soap with envelope i j t Affi attached for the convenience of south- I aTlOUU Of IT CW both standard and de luxe, re pre- are included tn this shipment. sentlng the entire Plymouth line, The Plymouth cars included in this has Just been unloaded by the Pierce- shipment are now on display at the Allen Motor company, Dodge Brothers Pierce-Allen Motor company's ahow- and Plymouth dealers, according to rooms at 112 South Riverside. W, W. Allen. The widely advertised t low prtoe Plymouth coupe and sedan Use Mall Tribune want ads. LOS ANGELES, July 20. AP) Margaret "Aunty" Hayes, who at the age of 101 years waa one of tne few surviving Civil war nurses, died yes terday at the home of her grand daughter, Mrs. Margaret Baldwin of Balboa Island. On Inspection Tour First Lieu ten. ant Robert H. Soule, dlotrlct adjutant for the CCC, left this morning on ft 10 days' inspection trip to camp north of Medford. During his absent First Lieutenant H. A. Malln will act as district adjutant. em Oregon people who wish to take advantage of this special offer. Plymouths Arrive For Pierce Allen Coal oil lamps still are widely used In Georgia, surveys show. A carload of new Plymouth models. (Continued from page one) MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1934. through police lines, shouting, throw ing rocks, and tosr!ng gu canisters back to police who had thrown Um. The strikers extended their picket line to the very gates of the docks, and effectively blocked railway move ment of cargo from the docks. All day yesterday police and pickets glared at each other or Joked over the fight, while both sides rested In preparation for renewal of hostilities. Fracas Starts Early. Police opened fire at 7 o'clock, and the strike lines broke. Men fled back from the waterfront, weeping, chok ing, retching, many going all the way up Queen Anne hill, a nearby residential district. About 2000 strikers wero massed at the docks this morning. Pacing them were 300 police. As toe foot officers opened fire with gas guns and started throwing bombs, a "cavalry squadron" of 20 mounted officers completed the rout, lashing with clubs at pickets who offered battle, and hustling the crowd along before a low-lying fast rolling cloud of gas. Almost every man of the 2300 on the docks was affected more or less by the gas. Mayor Smith was slightly gassed. The police were called for breakfast at 4 a. m., the mayor having kept his plans secret, although longshoremen had heard rumors that he would move against them soon. "This Is the big day, boys," the of ficers were told Jokingly, and then the police army took posts. Much Gas Used. The "cavalry troop" came through the gas cloud unscathed, the horses stepping over the gas, which clung to the ground. About 200 canisters of gaa were discharged. Back of the jas barrage stood other officers, armed with short submachine guns, shot guns and rifles, but these viert not needed. Several strikers were Injured when they tried their old stunt of throw ing exploding bombs back to police a trick many of them learned In the world war. ' One of them was Joking a policeman about It yester day. The striker was & member of the veterans of foreign wars, he ex plained proudly. "In Prance when a German grenade fell Into a trench, we'd throw It back at the squareheads before It ex ploded," he said. 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