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PAGE FOURTEEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1934. Marion Co. Leader Warns Voters Against G. 0. P. Candidate As Exponent of Chicago Alley Politics PORTLAND. Ore., Oct. 1J. (Spl.) Without committing himself to sup. port any candidate, Senator Sam Brown of Marlon county, In a radio address delivered over KOIN laat nlnht. declared that I am certain that the candidacy of Joe Dunne constitute the greatest mensc threatening the people of Oregon to day." Senator Brown, who waa runner-up In the Republican gubernatorial pri mary laat aprlng. asserted that he la not supporting the Republican nom inee and cautioned the voters against injecting "Chicago alley polltlca into Oregon." Brown flayed Dunne as a "chameleon senator, addicted to car rying water on both shoulders, who was with the dairymen at milking time and with the milk distributors at delivery time: with the wets in the morning and the W. O. T. U. In the afternoon." Knows Dunne's Record Brown stated that emissaries of Dunne came to him, and finally Dunne, to show what political ap pointments could be bestowed upon him in return for support. He de clined his refusal to support Dunne la baaed upon the fact that "I know his record." Senator Brown aald that a good way to Judge the kind of a record a candidate for office will make In the future la to "look up his record of the past. Men do not change their ideas or Ideals much In going from one office to another." F.ipenslte to Taxpayers Pointing to Dunne's record. Brown, who served with Dunne during all the time he haa been In the eenaU, said that he haa Introduced 183 bills, memorials and resolutions, not In cluding bills Introduced by commit tees of which he was a member. "The cost of printing these bills, of cleri cal hire and occupying the time of the legislature entalla an enormous expense to the state." Brown aald. For Vested Interesta The bllla Introduced by Dunne. Brown said, cover every aubject rang ing from a "flvo cent loaf of bread to the regulation of acavenger wag ons," and from authorizing the atate to Issue scrip backed by a half million appropriation to exempting fraterni ties from taxation. Bllla Introduced by Dunne created more Inspectors than those by any other legislator. Brown said. "Rarely waa Dunne's vote recorded on the side of economy." but he "al lied himself with the forcea of ex travagance," Brown stated, and con tinued by adding that Dunne waa always to be found with the vested Interests and running with the pack." Against Economy Mentioning certain bills, Brown aald that Dunne voted against a re duction In salaries of state officials for a two-year period; sponsored sal ary Increase measures, Introduced a bill to take the eJM) a month maxi mum limit off the salary of the sec retary to the public service commis sioner, supported a bill to create two additional Judgeahlna In Multnomah county and to override the govern, or's veto of the bill. First a lobbyist "As a lobbyist and Ice cream man ufacturer before he became a sena tor, Mr. Dunne" opposed a bill to Increase the butterfat content of tee cream and later as a senator Intro duced a bill to license large Ice cream manufacturers S.3S annually and the email "two or three quart freerer ofttlmea used by confectioners" 100 annually. Brown declared. He points out that Dunne favored the IS auto license fee which charges the man with a new high-priced car the aame as the aame car owner with an old ear. "Immediately upon the paasage of the as. license bill an additional 1 cent tax was plased on gasoline. This additional thrust at the poor man was energetically championed by tho genlsl Senator Dunne," nrown said. For and Also Against Dunne, Brown declared, promised to vote sgalnat the aslea tax bill which hart been overwhelmingly de feated by the people, but Instead he voted for the sales tax and voted against referring It to the people at the May, 1034. primary. The truck and bue law "so ably championed by Senator Dunne" Is "his masterpiece." Brown stated. He termed the bill one of I he "most vicious hills ever enacted into law." Another one of Dunne's bills Is the milk control bill, nrown stated, with a nudRettwIee the sire of the depart ment of agriculture, the money rais ed from a tax on the dairyman's pro duce. He aald that since the psasse the price of milk hss advanced ma terially with 65 per cent of the In crease going to the distributors, Pas sage of the bill Is termed by Brown "a crime agsliut society." Brown pointed out thst Dunne ap posed the Orange power hill as he did other bills where "the ssme would conflict with the Interests ol the utilities" He pointed to Dunne's msuy promises for roads In all parts of the state, and for "fror.en egns for Kvigene, gruhstnkes for miners at Baker and so on and on and on." As mm s: Hill : II! I t Hotel Figueroa One ol Lo tncrira newest , tKTl , J. ... s ..... wRV lS!ll Booms of :"3iljZi) Comfort. Downtown, Oarage In Connection Rates from 11.50 pei day alt hoot oath 3.(KI per da) with Dsth lino pei dsi twin trd and nam A H. nMIIII Lessee. STORE CLOSES AT 8:30 SATURDAY EVENINGS THIS IS THE LAST WEEK OF & MANN'S 24th ANNIVERSARY SALE A BIG SATURDAY SALE OF Knitted Suits - Sweaters and Dresses One and Two Piece Knit Dresses Two Piece Knitted Suits Anniversary Sal of this season's nawwt yn and two-piece Knitted Dresses! Smart plaid, stripes, mixtures and solid shades are. Included In this unusual special. All colors In both brushed wool and boucle In sizes 14 to 30, on sal for $595 Anniversary Sale of this season's newest two-piece Knit Suits for Women and Misses. In this group are fancy weaves and plain color knits In sizes 14 to 40. See these suit tomorrow; they are ideal for school, street, sports and business. $Q95 Anniversary Special Ruffled Curtains 2V Yards Long An umiausl ssle of Curtains I Pull 2!4 yard long Huff led Curtains of, fine printed marquisette for only T4c per pslr. These have a cornice top and tie-backs and are 30 in. wide. Special tomorrow at Mann's Model Home Curtains When you visit the Model Home at 1506 West Main St. you will see these smart full length 3'i yard flounce panela In cream cushion marquisette. They come In pastel shades with a Tom Thumb ruffle. See these ' curtains In the Model Home, then aee others at Mann's 74c 74 ea. Also In the Model Home are these S3 inch width full length. Ruffled Curtains with a smart cornice top. They come In assorted shades. See them at the store. $ 1 24 pr. Anniversary Special GOOSE FEATHER PILLOWS Anniversary Sale of 9 1x37 Inch Bed Pillows. Regular 11.08 gray cooa and white goose feather filled plllowa for only II 34. These hare a fancy art damask cover and are guaranteed aanltary. lit lilt IIIIIMlll Mill 1 24 ea. Brushed Wool Three Piece Suits A special of unusual Interest In Women's and Misses' brushed wool three-piece Suits! These lovely Pall garments come In oxford wools, browns snd greens. Each one an Individual wool creation and selling regular up to $10,00. The sizes are from 16 to 43. Anniversary Sale price tomorrow at Mann's Anniversary SALE OF Skirts Anniversary sale of Wom en's and Misses' Tailored Skirts at 11.65. Colors In clude red, green, navy, wine, tun and black, sizes 36 to 84 waist measure. Values to $2.95 $95 $1 250 IIIIHIIHIIIIMMIIIIIIimilllimilimilllHIIIIMHIIIIIlllllilllllJIH Anniversary Sale of Fabric & Leather GLOVES Anniversary .Sale of genuine African cape skin and double woven fabric loves for 74c per pair. Smart plain illpon styles and fancy cuff numbers In black and brown. All sires to select from Regular $1.00 Value 74 Anniversary Sale of Fabricoid BAGS AJinlTeraary special on fabricoid silk lined Hand Msta at 1e eacn. mess baga axe In black, brown and blue; small, medium and large sires. Regu lar si, 00 raluea. Special 74' ea. Mann's Main Aisle h if't i v tiu $295 Brushed Wool Sweaters Anniversary Ssle of Women's and Misses' Brushed Wool Zipper style Sllpon Sweaters for only s.2.25. Colors are Royal blue snd rich brown. Sizes 34 to 40. Extra special tomorrow at Mann's 24th Anniversary Sale "Jerry J" Brushed Wools Anniversary Sale of new "Jerry J" Brushed Wool Bweatere for Women and Mlssea. These nationally known aweatera are In the new Bl-Swlng and tailored styles In brown, tan, Jockey red, wine and black. New Brushed Wool Twins Anniversary Sale of Brushed Wool Twin Sweaters two awesters for the price of one I New Zipper styles In Royal blue. Jockey red. brown and wine. Each set conslste of one sllpon and one coat atyle. The two sweaters for $49 $495 ijpL jj pfelll ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Sale of 75 New Silk and Wool DRESSES We cannot begin to describe the many lovely styles in this Anniversary group of sale Dresses 75 of them to choose from Silks, Wools and other beautiful Fall and Winter fabrics are included in this great Dress Special. The sizes are from 12 to 14. The shades are brown, rust, green and black. Regular Values to $14.75 Sale of Fur Trim Dress Coats tn this group of Women's Winter Coats are 60 smart models featuring fur trimmed styles al though some are elf trimmed. Every coat Is silk lined and tailored from fine wool coatings In the seascn's newest colors. This $24.34 Coat price la without a doubt one of the best values ever offered by this store. Sport and Drtvw Coats, trimmed with real furs. Coats that are silk lined and tailored from fine woolens In the newest shades, for only IIMIItllMMIIMMMIHIHIttlMMI 1624 $242-4 36-inch Willoweave Crepe Annlverasry gale of fast color washable "Willoweave" crepe at to yard. This fabric comes full So" Inches wide In plaids, stripe and floral pat tern. A marvelous material for school frock or business wear. Silk Hose 51 of semi-fashion purs silk Hose In chiffon or service weight for only 34c pair. These come In til slrei and new rail shades. 34 Anniversary Special SILK HOSE! Extra special for the Annlrersary Rate! Women's snd Misses' regular 71V pure Silk Hose for 64c pair, rhese are a full fsshloned storking tn chiffon or ertice weight, with a reinforced heel snd toe. Smart plcot top. at 64 iiMtntiiitiiiinMiiiiitiimiHmMiiiiiiiiin yJf Says m,,1. rrw i . -.;a. "Cover Your Heads After Dark" Fashion ... So Here Are Cocktail HATS Every sleek satin cocktail suit or lons tleeved dlnner-and-danee costume must have Its own little turban or nightcap. Shallow frivolities, usually of velvet . . . flirtatiously relied, with glittery trims of sequins, bugle beads, rhlnestones. pair ELASTIC PANTIE GIRDLES M.nlverfcnry Ssle of Women's and Misses Two-way t retch Flastlc Pantlt Olrdles fr only to each. K splendid foundation garment. Ideal to wear with knee hlRh hose. 94 Millinery Second Floor Boys' Cotton Tweed Trouscr Suits Anniversary Ssle of small Boys' Sulla. These hare otlon Weed trousers and broadcloth button-on waists with lor. sleeves. Sires are from 3 to 6 vrars. Kcgu'ar si P8 values. Kxtra special $154 $350 77. z vffDm On "r5 w SATURDAY Is Children's Day at Mann's ill Children's Winter COATS Mothers will find these warm chlnchulla and wool tweed Coat Just right for Daughter this Winter. They come In sires 7 to 14 and many hare hats to match. See them $5.95 Children's Cape Suits Anniversary Sale of girls' smart Wool Cape Suits at 2.95 suit. Each one smartly made from wool checks and solid shades In sires 6 to 16 years. Ideal for chool this Winter. $2.95 flViilHroti a Termor ! Sweaters Tlie.e new Zipper Front Sweat ers arrived Just In time for the anniversary I All wool, in sires 10, 13 and 14 in brown, red and navy blue. A wonderful sweat See Our Other Ad on Page 1 1 er for school wesr. $3.95 Second Floor
