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i i i PAGE FOUR C5g SSS MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1938. U.S. TO PROTECT CITIZENS IN SEIZEO NOT CJTY RONOKONO, May 13v (AP) The United States navy today prepared to send ft cruiser and the com mander of Its south China patrol to Amoy, Fuklen province port seized by the Japanese navy In a sudden foray. Naval quarters said the 7060-ton cruiser Marblehead would take aboard Captain J. T. O. Stapler and steam Sot Amoy, where the United States gunboat A&heville Is standing by for protection -of American residents. Dispatches from Amoy reported tha Japanese In virtually complete possession of the native city of Amoy, following collapse of Chinese resistance. Small, Isolated groups of Chinese were reported still fighting, however, Kalangsu Island, th International settlement In which nearly all Amoy Americans live, was safe and free from fighting, although the Influx ct some 00,000 panicky Chinese from the native city caused great confu sion. Thousands spent the night In the open. f E UTILITY SAVINGS PORTLAND. Ore. May 13. (AP) N. O. Wallace, state public utilities commissioner, said in a radio ad dress last night utility customers had saved $1,185,240 annually under Governor Charles Martin's adminis tration. He said rate reductions amounted to 4040,166 In electric charges, 161, 702 In telegraph and telephone, 36P 400 In gas and .546,942 In steam heat ing. The cost of administering the utilities department declined 183,000 In the last year, Wallace asserted, while the motor transportation sec tion turned In rever.i:i of more than $826,000 above the department's ex penses. 4 Riding two horses In a Jumping show at Cape Town. South' Africa, a. Floyd tied himself for first place. In the Jump-oflf he defeated himself by half a point. SPRING CLEARANCE SiEl EE 1 Group of 60 New Spring COATS 3c SUITS All shades and sizes y2 or? 1 Group of DRESSES Prints, sheer wools and chullas, were priced at $3.00 and up, now y2 off at Drastici Reductions $1.95, $2.05 and up. EIATfS JFaespne Lenox Corner Main and Bartlett No charges, approvals or refunds Gilmore Lubrication Expert Visits Medford The above photograph was taken at Lewis Super Sorvlce duglng a Oilmore lubrication demonstration conducted there yesterday. Prom left to right Cliff Wheclock. manager; ."Phil" H. Reed, lubrication engineer for the Oilmore Oil company; Jack Anstey, service manager, and George Jail, lo cal branch manager for the Gilmore concern. Phil Reed, lubrication engineer for Gilmore, Is here this week on a lubri cation Instruction tour of the north west, visiting Gilmore Independent dealers who specialize In Cbek-Chart luoncaiion service. Scientific dem onstrations conducted by Reed, using proper Gilmore lubrlcanU and equip ment. Impress the motorist as well as the service man and dealer with the necessity and importance ofcorrect lubrication. (Photo by Walter Sper ROYAL BABE CRIES AT CHRISTENING THE HAGUE, May 13. (AP) Bnby Princess Beatrix WUhelmlna Armgaard. who some day may be queen of the Netherlands, cried vig orously throughout her christening today .before a brilliant assemblage 1 In the great church of the Hague, i She began almost as soon aa she was brought In by a lady-tn-waltlng at the opening of the Baptismal ritual and she was still crying loudly ns she was carried out 10 minutes later In the arms of her mother, Princess Juliana. Efforts of both Juliana and her father, Prince Bernhardt to quiet her were unavailing. The infant was brought to the church with her par ents In a shining, golden coach at the head of a procession witnessed by many thousands; 4 Glenn Cunningham, University of Kansas world's faster mller, general ly gets 11 hours of sleep a night. ; A VIANY T,RES C0ST M0RE but Tfi NO OTHER TIRE. . .AT ANY PRICE J l iC?f CAN G,VE YOU THESE SPECIAL rM VVvV LIFE'SAVING FEATURES J La Guardia Plans Summer City Hall 'On Golf Grounds NEW YORK, May 12. (API Mayor Plorello LaGuardla wilj have hla summer city hall of all places on a golf course. He announced he would estab lish his office during hot months in the 20-room clubhouse of the Arrow Brook Golf and Country club In Forest Hills, Long Island. The clubhouse is two miles south of the 1930 world's fair ad ministration building. The 100 .icre golf course on which the clubhouse stands will be closed to the public when LaGuardla taken over the building July 1. Of course. If the mayor decide.1 he needs a few prentice swlnss . Communications E OF ESTATE DENVER. Colo., May 12. (UP) Ernest Morris, prominent Denver at torney who died last January, left the United States government, $505 for the privilege of living under Its democratic system. His widow, Mrs. Lillian E. Morris, who Is also executrix of the estate, today forwarded a check to Wash ington for the amount specified In her husband's will. Other bequests were made to the state of Colorado and the city of Denver. In stating his reasons for the strange bequests, Morris' will read: "In token of deep appreciation of the benefits enjoyed by myself and family of enlightened democratic government under the blessing of the constitution, I give and bequeath (505 to the U. S. government, $500 to the state of Colorado and 9255 to the City and county of Denver and release a $250 claim for legal services ren dered the city. . . .' The attorney also left bequests to the University of Colorado and several hospitals and charities in this area. The balance of his $40,000 estate was shared by Mrs. Morris and twj sons. STEELHEAD PETITION FILED BY. SALEM CLUB SALEM. May 12. (AP) An initia tive petition which would classify steclhead, steelhead trout and steel- head salmon as game fish was filed here today by the Salem Hunters and Anplers' club. The measure, which would appear on the November general election bal lot of 20.020 signatures of registered voters are obtained, would make the catching or possession of these fish subject to the game code. SUMMERVILLE 'BROKE' WHEN PAY CHECK LOST PORTLAND. May 12. ( AP) Unit ed States Marshal Jack Summervllte was broke for several uneasy hours yesterday. He endorsed his monthly check and turned it over to a deputy Dr. Hngen plans to retire. He has to cash. The deputy lost It. A wo been active in the Baptist field for man returned it. the Inst six in Oregon. I "Wheel" said Summerville. "Thanks. Thanks for Music Week Aid. To the Editor: For the gracious and generous co operation we enjoyed in our effort to make Music Week this year a note worthy success, we hereby express our sincere appreciation to the Med ford Mail Tribune, the Medford News, KMED. Prultt's. Braasfleld Music company, the Medford Music club, the Medford Zonta International, to Mr. Ban well, to Mr. Knight and the Medford Junior Symphony orchestra. to Miss Juenesse Butlar, to the choir directors and pastors of the various churches and their organists, to the public school music teachers, to Mr. Hedrlck, Mr. Bowman, Mrs. Inch and Miss Krlssel, to Mrs. Lllla Purucker. to Mrs. PrentlBs, to C. M. Hurd. to the many service clubs and other organizations, to Swem'a Gift shop. to Rye hard's studio, and to all tha j talent who participated in the many special programs. I LOIS C. YOUNG. EPPIE H. KURTZ. Hapdst Leader Retires SALEM. Ore., May 12. ( AP) The Oregon atate convention board of di rectors accepted the resignation yes terday of Dr. Thomas H. Hnsen. Port land, director of Christian education. 36 years. Here'a an entirely new kind of tire safety . . . the greatest protection you've ever had on any road, wet or dry, curved or straight) Just think! On wet, rainy days this new Goodrich Si I vert own with the Life-Saver Tread is actually "road dryer." Its never-ending spiral bars act like a battery of windshield wipers, sweep the water right and left, force it out through the deep grooves, making a "dry" track for the rubber to grip. Let us put a set of these new Goodrich Tires on your car then you'll know what it means to he SAVED BY A SILVER TOWN STOP. Goodrich. 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Portland defeated the Angela, a to 3, when Pltoher Dutch Lleber forced a Portland run across the plate In the seventh by walking a batter with the bases loaded. The floundering Sacramento Salons lost their second straight to the San Francisco Seals, 0 to 3. A wild pitch to the plate by Se attle's Centerfielder BUI Lawrence In the last of the ninth Inning which allowed Hugh Luby to score gave the last place Oakland acorns their 14th victory of the season by a 3 to I score. BEAVER TRACK COACH SEES OREGON VICTORY CORVALLIS, Ore.. May 13. (AP) Oregon State college will win only one first in the annual dual meet with the University of Oregon Sat urday take the word of Gloomy Grant Swan, coach. "We should score about 37 points against the Webfoota but no more." Swan opined. "We'll win one first place against Oregon, but the way things have been going since the first of the season, something might happen to take that away from us." He conceded that Benny DuFresne. Orange high Jump ace, should win that event. , Sacramento Hurler Is Tops In League LOS ANGELES, May 13. (AP) With an unblemished record of four straight wins, Southpaw Bill Walker of Sacramento led Coast league hurl ers in games won through last Tues day, but the strike-out king of the circuit was Oen LUlard of Los An geles. Llllard struck out 33 batters tn the last two games to run his mark for the season to SO. IS MOTHER OF 15TH CALF TACOMA.' Wuh.i May 13. (AP) City folk, won't be Interested but Prllly la a mother again. Tha Uth oalf, a bull, was born to stellacoom Prllly Ormsby Blossom at the Western State hospital, Stella coom, Wednesday. Prllly's fest held Interest for dairymen, first because Prllly Is rec ognized as the world's champion milk producer, with a lifetime record of 357,901 pounds of milk and 9.631.98 pounds of butterfat, and also be cause she Is now 19 years old, a rip old age for any cow and particularly an unheard-of age for a brand new bovine mother. i LAFAYETTE. May 13. (P) Funeral services were held today for Miss Affu Belle Belcher, 77, lifelong resident of Yamhill county, who died at Portland Monday. She was a past president of the Rebekah assembly of Oregon. FOOT MISERY When feet bum, stlnf, Itch and shoes feel as if they were cutting right Into the flesh, get bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil end rub well on feet and ankles morning and night for a few days. A new discovery for thousands who have found blessed relief. Moone's Emerald Oil Is easy and pleasant to use it docs not (tain. Economical money back If not sat sfied. Druuists everywhere sell Emerald Oil. Young's Drug Store, Western Thrift Stores. Vi 4 : til id i H Mister, you'll say HANES Un derwear is a honey for the money t It takes only 35c, and you get a pair of shorts that give your hips plenty of elbow room. And for another 35c, you can top those shorts with a Hanes Undershirt. No man ever had any trouble finding a comfortable seat in HANES Shorts. 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