Medford mail tribune., December 01, 1922, Page 8, Image 8

TACIE- EIGHT
0. S. POSITION
I NEAR EAST OIL
MEDFORD MITT j TRIBTJOT5, MTOFORD, .., OREO OX, FRIDAY, DI'lf'EMTiER 1, lf)22
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V IjAU8ANNR, Doc. 1. (By Associat
ed Press). Tlio position of the Unltocl
Stulos In regard to the Ncur Eastern
6U Questions was nmclo clear to tlie
Associated Press today by Rlchurd
Washburn Child, ambassador to Italy
and ctilof American spokesman hore.
; He explained that America Is simply
holding to the view that she must have
equal rlKhts with the other powers to
participate In the oil development re
Kftnllfss of whether tho oil fields are
transferred from mandated territory
tq dealared Turkish torrltory or whe
ther they remain under raanduted con
trol. ... .
i If Turkey In successful to her claim
of ownorship to that part of Mesopo
tamia. conlalnlnR the Mosul Holds.
America will Insist that tho rights of
her citlzons be respected there, Just as
Bho will Insist If England mulntalns
her maudutory control ovor tho Mosul
district. . . , .
LEADER OF H0U8E DIES
(Continued from page one.)
of Oommlttoes which controls the
makeup of tho house commlttoos.
Could Have Been Speaker
CouutiiiK on his strength for a pos
sible houae upheaval when tho republi
can majority was cut to less than a
score la tho Inst election, his friends,
ugufei set to work quietly in his behalf, j
but tho Illinois mombor who two
months boforo had declared ho never
would aocept tho speakership or tho
leadership, quickly ended the move
when ho hoard of It by relloratknis
what he said then. That It would hi) (
required a powerful effort to beat him i
ir.h had gffae out for either of these j
places was me opinion ireeiy eiu i
the house.
ViihamiI bamtImq will hn hulrl In the
b'ouan of representatives T'liamker to
morrow afternoon aftor the
body will bo taken to Chicago for
burial. The funeral party will leavo i
Washington at 8:60 p. m. tomorrow,
arrlrlng In Chicago Sunday.
J CIUCAOO, Dec. 1. Jamoit R.
jtfnnn. Chicago's vctornn coiiKress
frun, who died lust night In WiwhhiK
tun, was born on n farm near Hloom
iiigtoii, 111., October 20, 1SG0. und
for the lost quarter of n century hnd
duvotud. Ills lira almost exclusively
(u fmtlonal legislation. HI chief tn
tnreat, ex'.-luv.e of his homo and of-
Mee .was hl flovor gnruon at nis
fesld'nce her. In 1881. he practiced
fcw here.. HIS publlo service began ;
!)i K Ivlllage of 'Hyde Park and ho
&c'mo a ChlcsKO aldormnn after thu
tillage wan annexed. Mr. Mann's ser-i
ytcw in the national house of rcpre-I
Aentnttvvs began In 1S97 and had been
Con'lnuoiiB.
, Despite his expert knowledgo of
IrKlHlattoii, It Is suld that only one of
t)il many laws he had so much to do
Htllh In framing nnd . pimalng, has
Horns his name'. That wus tho Mnnn
.t. , ...
: Mr.. Mnnn was married in 1S88 to
ttnima Columbia of ChnmpnlKn, 111.
'(heir son died four ycurs ago. Only
the tvldow survives.
President Harding, the supreme
ccurt, Iho senate nnd other prominent
trftell8 wilt bo Invited to attend tho
fttnfrral services In the house chsm-
tNtrt of Mr. Mann's death was a
shark to; his friends at the cnpltel
Md there were expressions of regret
(fcorri republican nnd democratic
Vjfidnrs In both senate and house. -
. Former Speaker Cannon said Mr.
Mann Was "tho most Industrious,
fullhtul, Intelligent and useful legis
lator," he had ever known.
" Mr. Cannon was docply affected by
ttls friend's death.
The president addressed a nolo of
sympathy to Mrs. Mann In which ho
tetprcinod a senso of personal loss In
Mr, Mann'a deatn anrV said the na
tion bad lost an able, fearloss and
devoted public servant.
The delegation appointed to accom-
Hony tho body of Mr. Mann to Chi
os' no. consists of 2S members of the
house, fourteen of them from Illinois.
Continuous iorfornunce, Satur
day and Sunday, 12:80 to
. . . 11:00 P. M.
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: - NOW ViaYlNfi!
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,, Coming Hunilny
MAY McAVOV
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MANN'S
THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE '- MANN'S
Mann's Animal Clearance Sale
of Women's Winter Apparel
EVERY SUIT, COAT, DRESS AND SKIRT MUST GO
Sale Opens Saturday Morning Dec. 2nd at 8 o'Clock
BE ON HAND EARLY BEFORE THE BEST BARGAINS GO
J
Just 1 00 Winter Coats Left
EVERY ONE MUST BE SOLD
10 new Spert CoaJbs SU. at $22.S& J fjgf
Oh sale Sattwd&y, eec4 .........
V 10
$8SjB(D. On skle Seibmd&y, e4 . . . . .
Wedy YmeJL RJ $35.00 32S.0O
wiwesw Oa sel SodtakWay
29 OFF Off ALL OTHER COATS
,$J7.50
SffXIAl 23 all ywivl Jevf
Gs-aA. Real $&Q vW On
$W.0EO Cmk,
$12&00 CaH
25 OFF Off FUR COATS
AllgoHa20ff.. .
25 off on nil Winter Suits
$TaUU 3wimmr $&6.25
10 Tuek ' W Sufe
aNQWi.
emk ......
SKBSATKMAl SALE OF DOEJUEJ
10 ff tm all i
$30.00 Snihss WN 3XX
$SIU8 9m m fSJO
2SMr Ww! ami Silk
DywssNRs wei s4yka $2S
am
Silk awl WqW Dnweeew
rw T' I Seeth.
Wo OFF ON ALL WALKING SKIRTS
SiW m ....... . $5.20
$3v09 SUtHs, mw ...... .$7.20
$!0j6 SKirbes mv ..... ,$ft.O0
SPECIAL All Silk Jeraey Pet
ticoats and Bloomers. Up to
$5wvai. $1,98
Satiaraay, eck
EVERY TRIMMED AND SPORT HAT IN THE
STORE GOING AT 1-3 OFF REGULAR PRKE
$15.00 Matsfo . .$10.00
$9.00 Hats for $6.00
$.00 Hats for $4.00
,30 Hate for ....$3.00
SPECIAL 1 taU f
CkildrWs Hats., Up U
$3.00 raW $1.00
Sat., eah ....
BUY PRACTICAL GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS DO YOUR SHOPPING EARLY
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL D&LLS CASi RE
FOUX&NERS AT LOWEST FEWCEJ
Sole agents in Medford foi the celebrated "Madame
Hendi-en" Talking Dolls. The most lifelike dolls
made, with unbreakable heads, in a gret variet' of
styles. See our wndow display. Prices from, each
$1.25 to $15. '
Small dolls, with sleeping
eyes, real hair. Priced
specially at, each 35
Character and Clown Dolls
in a great variety of styles,
50 to $3.50 each
BUY GOOD GLOVES FOR XMAS GIFTS
Women's 12-Button Kid Gloves
in black, white, tan and brown.
Special, pair $3.98
HI Kavser's Chamoisette Gloves in
plain and gauntlet styles, in the
best shades. Evesy pair guaran
teed. Priced from pair........69
to $2.50
"Women's 16-Button Kid Gloves,
a good line of colors. Special
Saturday, pair $4.98
Two-clasp Kid Gloves, all colors,
pair $1.25 to $3.50
Complete line of Wool Gloves
and Mittens, in all colors and
sizes. Priced from, pair 25?
to $1.25
HOSIERY IS QE OF THE REST GIFTS
Look at these special prices for Saturday. Humming
Bird pure Silk Hose. Every pair guaranteed. Special
Saturday, pair $1.39
Full fashioned Silk He in black, polo,. bvowh nnd
white, $2.25 value. Saturday, pair 4jkCI
"La France" full fashioned Silk Ho, tte hose of
merit, $2.75 value. Saturday, pah-
Complete lino of Phoenix Silk Hoso for women and
children, in a great variety of styles. Triced from
pair 7iV to
Woolen Hosiery for Women and Children in a great variet v of stvles. Priced
f'-nm. pair v: 75? to $3.50
SATURDAY SALE QF XMAS HANDKERCHIEFS
Women's all linen Initial Hand
kerchiefs, fine quality, Saturday,
each .'. 29V
Children's Handkerchiefs, in
plain and fancv styles, each
5? to 25?
Crepe do Chenc Handkerchiefs,
25 to 50 ..,
Women's all linen fancy Hand
kerchiefs, in white and colors.
Snccial, each 29?
Christmas Handkerchiefs, put
up three in a box. Priced from
50? to $3.00 a box
Women's fancy Pongee Silk
Handkerchiefs, each ...... 50
DRESS GOODS MAKE PRACTICAL GIFTS
36 inch Silk Poplin, in a fine line
of colors, if 1.25 grade. Saturdav,
yard $1.00
f
Pongee Silk for Waists and
Handkerchiefs, fine qunlitv, Sat
urday, yard $1.25
Middy Flannel, all wool, best col
ors. On sale Saturday, yard 98?
Bolivia Qloth for Winter Coats,
56 inches wide, $5.50 value. Sat
urday, yard $4.98
Crepe do Chene. all silk, good col
ors, $2.00 values. Satuvdav.
yard ; $1.85
Polo Cloth for Coating, all wool,
good colors, $4.00 values. Satur
day, yard $3.48
All Wool Serge, 56 inches wide,
in the new autumn shades. Spe
cial, yard $2.98
32 inch English prints for House
Dresses. Special, yard 29?
NECKWEAR
FOR XMAS
Xew Collars, made of fine
lace. On sale Saturday,
each ; 69?
Beautiful new ,Vestees
made of best materials,
from, ea $1.00 to $5.00
Beautiful new decorated
Baskets, ' in all stvles,
from, each 69,? to $1.75
See our new Christmas
Jewelrv.
SATURDAY SALE OF BLANKETS
Fancy Cotton Blankets, 64x76
size, fine quality. Cheap at $2.75.
On sale Saturday, pair $2.48
Full size Comforters, filled with
good cotton, covered with splen
did materials. On sale Satur
day, each $2.98
36 inch Outing Flannel, good pat
terns. Regular price 25c. Sat
urday, yard 22?
Wool and Cotton Blankets, 4
pound weight, 66x80 size, in
plain' colors and plaid. $6.50 val
ues. On sale Saturday, pr $5.69
Pendleton Robes and Blankets
for Christmas gifts, at special
prices.
36 inch Challie for Comforters,
new patterns. Regular price,
20c. On sale Saturdav, yard
17? f
New Models in Gossard Corsets
Women's Princess Slips, made of good silk, in
dark colors, each $2.25
Children's Outing Flannel Gowns, in all colors,
$1.50 values. Saturday, each 79?"
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED, POSTAGE PREPAID - AGENTS FOR PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
XA big shipment just in. It will pay you to have
one fitted to you. Priced from, pair $3.00
to $12.50
Mann's Department Store
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
MKPFORD, OREGON
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