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FOR REPEAL
AW
Ohio Democrats Told of
Preference for Federal
Control Ex-Senator
Pomerene Joins in Stand
Saloon Not Wanted.
COUJMHUS, Oliio, Juno 0. (TP)
Ropeal of the elKhtecnth amend
ment la "unhealtutiiiKly favored"
by former James M. Cox of Ohio,
the Democratic presidential nomi
nee n 1920.
' Cox Injected the prohibition Is
sue Into thin party's campaign at
u "victory dinner" of Ohio Demo
crats here laat night at which he
acted as toastmaator. Ho announc
ed preference for government con
trol of manufacture and dlstrlbu
tion of liquor.
The former governor wan Joined
In his stand against prohibition by
former United 8tates Senator Atleo
Poremene of Cleveland, but the
parly's attitude on the question
was left unaettlod whon the final
Speaker, formor ConcrosHinan Mar
tin L. Davey of Kent, candidate for
governor In 1928, urged that the
laaue Bo left nlone.
Saloon Not Wanted
"The people will never change
the oxlatlng order by bringing
uack the saloons, Cox said, nor
will private Interests over again
be permitted to become sclllshly
ullicri on any aide of the iaauo.
"With Ibis understanding, I un
hesitatingly favor the repeal or thu.
JHIh amendment. As between the
old saloon order, with lis brewery
'controlled politics and what not,
and the set up, I would prefer the
latter, but wo all prefer not being
compelled to choose between the
two extremes. Both aro Impossi
ble." Cox said tbero la need of another,
government provision "which ahull
in 'plain terms prohibit the manu
facture or traffic in alcoholic 11a
ors In Amorica by private or cor
porate lntoroatB."
, Forecast Victory
' Tho former proHidonllal nominee
and former throo-term governor of
Pbln mado his announcement bo
lero Introducing the guest of honor,
.louot Shousa, chairman of tho na
tional Democratic tixocutlvo com
mlttoo. SIioiibo arraigned tho pres
ent national administration and
forecast a Democratic victory In
the fall.
"Wo know ' the people aro tlrod
of the record of poor judgmonl, In
decision, feebleness and Inefficien
cy that has characterized tho preu
ont admlnlatratlnn," Shouao sahl.
Cox set at rest .various rumors
that ho would be a cundldale for
governor or senator. Ho declared
that ho would Bock olectlon to no
office.
HI SELLSTOCK
Rose City Firms Take Major
Portion of Issue Ships
Will Ply Between Coasts
and Orient.
SALKM. Ore, Juno (A'l
I 'uciric-Atlantic Navigation com-
puny, which iH to build five hlpn
to operate between Atlantic poitH
and the Orient by way of Portland
and other Pacific coast portu, niirl
wlib-h will be the first company ol j
Ita kind to make the jWt of Port
land ItH home port, today receive! j
from tho stntc corporation de
partment u permit to m-11 $ 5,0110,
000 worth of Htoek. Thirty-three
Portland flrniH and Individual al
ready have subscribed to $3.1 0.1,000 I
of the Htoek.
A report ma dp to the corpora
tion com miHHf oner Mayw that ttiM
company proposed to build Imme
diately five combination passenger
and car no m team era to operate be
tween Atlantic port and .Manila.
by way of Havana, thn Panama
Canal, I, us Anelen. Kan I'Yanciseo,
Torilanfl and .fa pa new and (.liln'Hf j
! portw. The eonHtriictlon of the
Hhlhs, It Is Mated, will require
about 30 months.
1
roliTI.AND. Ore.. June . II'l
I.iuIh Zw.mck. Taionm Janitor.
was on the high sens liuond for
Ceruiany today to claim an es
tate reported Valued al J10O.0IHI.
but a woman, who claimed to be
his wife was In Portland living
with her daughter, a Grant high
school Kudclit.
The woman called a newspaper
hero laHt night by telephone and
said Siwiinck deserted her four
years ago.
An Associated Press report from
'ilcoiuu yesterday snld that when
Siwnnek sailed ho took with him
bis daughter, (lertrude. IS. The
Portland woman said she would
lllio to know who tho "daughter"
was.
STORY 1
(Continued from Paga 1)
CANNING BILL GWtN
APPROVAL OF SENATE
WASHINGTON. Juno fi. (J)
Tho h una to today niiHHod itnct sent
to tho hmiHo today a bill by Sena
tor McNtuy, Itommltcim of Oroitciii
routililnic tho imckcrn of cannon"
food iModnt'tH to label to kIiow IT
tho product lulls below HtandardH
fixed by tho dcp'"'tm?nt of nKitcul-
turo.
0 foil oral quarantine miKbt HtlU be
proclaimed.
t Statement Klayinl
"Much an unwarranted and tin
MibHtantlated abortion Ih capable
of doliitf untold damuKn to the
fruit IndtiMtry of Oregon, espec
ially tu tho black cherry and pear
pblppci-H at thin time, and mlht
eaHlly dcttlroy tho entire demand
for thcHO pruductH In tho eantern
nuirketH by InflueitclttK buyera
URalnat tho purchano of Orcein
ft ultH," Maid (lehlar.
County .luduo John Hlemund,
In confirming the accuracy of
MorrlamV reported HtatemetitH,
branded them na h "pipe dream,
which the county court'a mihno-
queni uiveHiiKaiinnM nan iniicu en
tirely to milmtantlnto.
Mem born of the county court
and others who nttonded the h ear
ing Wednfwday credited Merrlam'a
Htatement to a dealro to build up
hlH arKViment In behalf of Hliicler
Inspection of t'htpmentH of fruit
In the Mate.
(lebler and othor IntercMtcd
uhlppern and ftrowern tiald plana
we ro under way to get the local
fruit men together during tho clay
to definitely determine a rout-no
of action to be followed.
PAVING ANNUAL FEES
HA I, KM. Ore.. June (Pi
Annual paymontM of corporation
feet from Oregon concernn are
now being received by the. Mate
corporation department. The due
date U July I. During May about
$:t;i,(MMl In feen wan received and
thH imtntli It Is cMtmntcd that
tho payments will reach Iso.ooo
or SWO.O 00. Some payment n. It
wiih Mild, will lie delayed until aa
late an September.
Suffering of 8 Years
Ended By Sargon 1
STORY 2
(Continued from Pago t)
in n brief address following Ills
election, Mr. lommon pledged his
efforts I o.ward furthnrlng the work
if thn Med ford ndlunet of lllllull
temple, VIce-l'rosldoiit Thonipson !
nnd Hecrotary-Treasuror Tyree ns
mired the new president of their
co-operation.. Carl Y. Tongwald,
rhlet rabban of lllllah temple, an
nounced a spoclsl Shrine broadcast
which would originate at llm iinim
rlal session of Bhrinora at Toronto,
Canada, next week. Further an
nouncements of this radio broad
cast will be made latsr as all who
aro Interested In Shrine activities
In southern Oregon will eagerly
look forward to this outstanding
broadcast.
ft it
POHTIANU. Ore.. June
Paul (.-. (iley, Portland, wan ie
lected chairman of tho Miillnomah
county ftepubllcan central com
mittee laM night nnd John B.
Young, neeretary.
Mm. Florence Hiurdevunt wan
named treasurer mid lin tlondoll
state commtttecmnn.
WHS. UA ltKNDUlCUSON
"1 dmi't believe any man or wo
man In Itltwk lak' ever suffered
wnrne from indlueMlou and Mom
ach trouble than 1 did for eiuht
yea r.
Itefore I flnlwhcd the firm bot
tle nf Sam on I wan wonder full;-'
MrngtbentMl. Now my Monnich
troutleR, InttlgfMlftn and hadarhea
are IhtMK" of the p;iM. 1 ttok Sn r-j
gon I'lllx along with the hmlr. and ,
the combined treatment had a mar
veloiiH effect on mv aystem." Mm.
Idrt Hendrlckfien. .lilrtck like. Ida.
Krmn crtl to cuimt and from ;
the Oulf to the Oreat Iiken, Hnr-
gon Is known an i honoreil. lt
feme In bused on actual result.-
not empty promise.
Aiagiu urug uo,, Agents.
Your Sujiimtr sewing needs re
best supplied in our Modern
Notion Section Main Floor.
PMOHE-486-487
MANN
For Men .
at Mann's
Arrow Grad.
Rayon Underwear
Another shipment of the popular "AltllOW
tiliAD" rayon underwear for men. This Is the
cod eninforlnbln vascatenn rayon that la uon
nivel and gu:inmleed to please any man on
eui'lh. The shhls nnd shorts come in sets of
blue, giijon, iiiuicli, pink, and orchid. All sizes.
Garment
Boys'
Wash Suits
Hoys' Tine t usi lit y wash suits In good patterns
and washable colors. The sizes are from II to
H years and are regular $1.0(1 to SI.25 values.
A dandy suit for play or semi-dress for tiie boy.
2 for $ L00
Ccrduroy Pants
Ior Boys
The famous' "CAN'T MUST 'KM" corduroy
pants for boys. Just the pant for I ho boy's va
cation, the kind that wear like iron and. cost
so little when you consider tho finality of
"Can't Bust Thn." (Jet the boy u pair-now
while sizes aro complete.
$2.75 ,i $2.95
Tho Famous Arrow Trump White
Broadcloth Shirts for Men
$1.95
Summer
Dresses
of Wash Silk
SPECIAL
$16.75
Charming nrrlvals In printed and
, solid color wash silk frocks, smart
cape models, long and short sleev
es, as well as sleeveless. Thrifty
women and misses will take ad
vantage of this timely offering of
sinurt nc dresses as the number
Bhown at this price Is so varied
that selecting a satisfactory model
for ones self will be easy.
SKCOND FLOOR
Wk be
in step with style
you must wear . . .
permanent DUU .j
vWEARS much lonqfj
Hore is the correct dull stock
ing to woar with your now
crepe frocks! In all
t the very smortesf shades
$000
pr.
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I For Boys
i
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$1.00
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ml cuwoi!, lilt' it inn nun muiii use iron uini. cwhi i s j VS3
I so little when you consider tho iitiulity of I A S C
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FLOOR
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"THE STORE FOB EVEffYBOOV J
You will look lovelier than ever
if you use Dorothy Gray's As
tringent Cream. Toiletries Dept.
First Floor.
GREAT ST OR! 'II A CHAT .COUNTRY
Summer Wash Frbrics
The wnsli fluids sccliim is ii iiopiilnr plucc these dtiys ti nil why not
'Women rum-,! (n Mnnn's viccf (ioils scclitin klinwinjj they will rind
.jnsl the Inhi-ic they have in mind for Ihnt sinninof frock or cit
semlile. Ilelow lire n few of the pcipnltir infmlierx for this season.
36- to 40-in. Batiste
(llorlous batiste. The summer fabric so much
in demand, and we have batiste in :itt- and 40
inch widths In checks, dots, prints, and rich
plain shades. Ideal for any typo of summer
frock.
Plum Chiffon
Sheer us a cobweb and drapes wonder
fully well plum chiffon Is so sullabln
for the flowing lines of the present sea
son. Full ;i!i inches wide nnd Its printed
designs aro guaranteed fast color.
A-B-C Percale
39
95
yd.
yd.
New shipment of Ibis popular nll
siunmer niatnrial aii-incli A II ('.
percale comes lu you in wonderful
new fast colors and delightful de
signs, yet It sells for only
yd.
Ruffled
Curtains
in Sets
Tlie drapery section offers
for Saturday smart ft-ploco
ruffled curlaln sols with
rose, blue, green and yel
low trim, darling for the
suniiner home or hrenk
fust nook.
$1.00,,, $1.95
THE SET
Mann's Annual
June Sale of Coats
Every spring coat in stock will go on sale Saturday at Mann's Annual
June sale of coats all types are Included; travel coats, sports coats,
dress coats, and coats for general wear. In this stock of Mann's
spring coats 'are exclusive CONDE and PRINTZE88 models as well as
other fine lines carried only at Mann's. Buy that coat now as many
are suitable for all-year-round wear. Note the reduction quoted below.
7 Coats f1 QC
$15 .
7
7 Coats
3 $15.00 values
4 $19.75 values
23 Coats, regular values as follows:
17 at $19.75; 4 at $24.75; 2 at $29.50
22 Coats, regular values are: 14 at
$29.50; 2 at $32.50; 4 at $35.00, and
2 at $39.50
10 Coats, regular values are: 5 at
$35.00; 1 at $37.50; 3 at $39.50, and
1 at $49.50
8 Coats, regular values are: 3 Coats
at $39.50; 4 at $45.00, and 1 Coat
at $49.50 ,
$Q95
$19" 111
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Clever New
. Hosiery Boxes
Keep your hosiery In a modem hosiery box.
These attractive boxes we are now showing
are In rounds semi-round and hexagon
shapes. The decorations are colorful and
modernistic. Mach box has a compartmonl
filled with a good assortment of darning
cotton.
so light . . so cool .
so smart
$1 19
X
ea.
The new in
Collar and
Cuff Sets
New linen, batiste and or
gandio collur and cuff hcI
in nil the wanted pastel
shades, excellent for summer-time
frocks.
$1.00
set
It is smart to carry one of these new
Paintod Linen Handkerchiefs with
your your Summer Frock. 59c each
or TWO FOR ONE DOLLAR
Print Pajamas
Women's and misses' line quality Kngllsli
print pajamas. These colorful garments are
ideul for the summer season. They como In
nil sizes. Regular $1.00 tho pair. Your
choice S;il ui duy
Special 39c
Children's
Slip-on Sweaters
CREPE HATS
For Summer Costumes
Pastels for sheer frocks black Hiitl
navy for suits nnd prints. Solid colors
or two-tones in till the important new
wide brims, berets, pokes and "sail
6
75
- SATURDAY SPECIAL
A splendid group of chic summer straws In
all the wanted shades to match or contrast
that summer ensemble. On sale Saturday at
Mann's.
$1.95 $2.95
NEW TAMS 75c to $1.95
Adorable little slip-on swealors In sizes 1 to
six years. These como in all the IIkM sum
mer shades and have short sleeves. Flue
finality rayon and wool yarns as well as Im
ported Clllll'ker Cloth Is used In fholr mu.,,..
fact in e. KoKular 11.25 value. Your choice
.-.i. in. inj in me iniants department.
Main
SPECIAL
95c
Something New
in Bridge Table Covers
DENNISON'S
The very newest In brldKO luncheon covers for that
hit of refreshment after a hand or two of bridge.
Why not use these new DENNISON crepe covers.
They arc so colorful, so good looking and frosh, put
up In attractive boxes containing four cloths and 16
napkins to tho box. Really they aro smart and for a
bridge prize why they Ure clever.
Dorothy Gray Preparations
Fo the dry and sensitive skin of summertime we
lecommend DOUOTHY (IRAY'S special mixture
and emollenl cream blended from rich Imported
oils especially for IX) ROTH Y C1RAY. Toiletries
section. Mnln floor.
$2.25 $4.50 $8.00 sizes
59
c
Box
REMEMBER
It Pays to Shop at Mann's
NEW NARROW LACE LEATHER BE
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LTS IN COLORS 69c
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