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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1935)
PAGE ELEVEN FINALISTS IN OPEN MATCH PLAY, will expire, according to announce ment made yesterday by M. S. Bow ler, sales supervisor tor that company In the northwest district. Mr. Bowler was in Mtdford on a brief visit, con ferring with dealers In the Medford area. The combination of eight bottle tops from any C. H. B. condiments, or labels from cans of C. H. B. to mato juice, or wrappers from C. H. B Worchester? hire sauce will entitle the housewife to a set of six tomato Juice grasses. Due to the fact that the present stock of C. H. B. tomato Juice has be;n exhausted In this territory, the labels from c. H. B. spinach, or an extra cap from any other C. H. B. product will be accepted in this free offer, according to Mi. rowler. over the success of the special deal here and stated that many southern Oregon housewives have token advan tage of the Nportuntty to secure a set of the attractive crystal blown glasses with fluted bases, and embel lished with a colorful tomato motif. Due to the demand for these sets, glasses are being rushed to house wives who send In the neceuary 0 H. B. caps as quickly as possible. Ose Mail Trieune want ads. Mr. Bowler expressed satisfaction Will SMALL ARMY (Continued from Pago One) oh lei of the state polloe. 1 located, apparently lor questioning. fEPFOHD MAIL TRTBUNT:, rEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1935. SWEEPS 55-JSl--VT-V.. " ' ..V. 1 im jmi i urn BATON ROUGE. La.. Feb. 1. ( Surrounded by guard and troops. Senator Huey P. Lone reached Baion Rouge, aeat of bla dictatorial empire, at 8:55, an hour and a halt after he arrived at New Orleans by train from Washington. He did not tarry more than a few minutes In New Orleans and sped up th highway with a cavil cede of fol lowers. He swept Into Baton Rogue, now under martial law, with 700 soldiers and an undetermined number of state police, both in uniform and plain clothes. He reached Baton Rouge in the midst of a tense atmosphere and with the town people subjected to eleven drastic martial law orders, one of which prohibits more than two peo ple to congregate on the streets and prohibits newspapers from printing anything derogatory to the state ad ministration. Reports had Long prepared to take an active part In the prosecution of charges against a group of cltzens of a plot to assassinate him. After that Long was known to be consider ing the calling of a special session of the legislature and perhaps a consti tutional convention to rewrite th constitution of the state j Long went direct to the Hi del berg hotel here. After a few minutes he came out and under 'armed guard went to the statehouse which was surrounded by officers. The state po lice closely guarded the governor's . office. When Long arrived In New Orleans his chief bodyguard, Joe Mussina, as saulted Leon Trice, Associated Press staff photographer, as he took a pic ture of Long leaving the train. iwrUi ,.y 8C .'St, fk i $'MWm Hit-old "Jug" McSpaden (left), youthful Kama, City, Kas., pro fasaional, and Harry Cooper (right), Chicago campaigner, were final lit. In the 6th Annual Open Match -Play golf tournament staged In San Franclaco. (Associated Prese Photoel NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 1. (AP) Huey Long arrived In New Orleans today from Washington and got off the trait at the railroad depot sur sounded by a throng of bodyguards whose first act was to beat up a news photographer and smash his camera to pieces on the concrete floor of the railroad shed. The photographer was Leon Trice of the staff of the Associated Press, who had taken a picture of Senator Long stepping off of the train from Washington. As he snapped the picture, Joe Messina, Long's chief body guard, struck Trice in the mouth with his fist. Trice, who was no match phys ically with the husky bodyguard, dropped his camera. Long, who was looking on, shouted: "Give It to him, Joel Do anything you want to with him!" With that, Messina struck the pho tographer with a blackjack on the back of the head and knocked him down. The bodyguards then destroy ed the camera and stalked off with the senator. The cameraman was struck with the blackjack as he lean ed over to pick up his camera. It came without warning as the body guards had not said objection would be made to pictures. Trice was taken to a hospital where his wounds were dressed. Senator Long declined to say any thing bearing on the military-polit ical state of affairs and hurried off ' to his hotel surrounded by a group or guards and followers. Ha was expected to go to Baton nouge later in the day. CHINESE PIRATES SEIZE SHIP AFTER HONGKONG, Peb. 1. (AP) Two Russian guards aboard the S. S. Tungchow, carrying American, Brit ish and Scandinavian school children, were killed by pirates, according to a report today from the China Navi gation company agents In Shanghai. All the children were reported safe. The British second engineer of the ship, which is under British registry, K. McDonald, was reported wounded. The casualties were presumed to have occurred during the battle for pos sesion of the. ship. - The British naval intelligence In Shanghai was advised that the vessel headed for Junk bay, Shanghai, after its release and was due to arrive late tonight. The Shanghai agents for the China Navigation company, owners of the Tungchow, refused to divulge any In formation concerning the vessel's seizure, but asserted that all the passengers on board were unharmed. Word of the steamer's safety came while British war vessels combed the China coastal waters In search of the craft, 36 hours overdue at Chefee Its destination. ' The children on board were re turning to the foreign mission school at Crcfoo after a seven weeks' noli day. Ose Mall Trloune want ads. LONDON, Fob. I. (AP) French circles reported today a communique has been drafted reaffirming Ger many's right to arms equality within a system of general security, and will be issued at the conclusion of the Anglo-French mlnistrlal conference tomorrow. The British foreign office declined to comment. The British intimated, however. that an official statement may be I expected tomorrow Indicating how the British and French Intend to pro ceed In their efforts to ease the ten sion In Europe. It was understood also that Neville Chamberlain, chancellor of the ex chequer, and Plerre-ltlenne Flandln, French premier, will have an oppor tunity to discuss stabilisation at a week-end party given by Sir Gomer Berry, Loudon publisher. 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