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Bart R. O reer.......... ........ ........ .............................................. - ............ Editor
th. council adjourned and reoen^
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CftbKge Bteddun Green-
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By CHAIUL em P. HTKÿ’ART
any of its candidates who seem yen, d within a few minutes, ifben
mayor’s -veto, 'were As’ Ioilawe:
W. ■
. ¿k P<rk|uQ ..,....«.|<>.^....y—
A Ed/tor
N g A Service Writer
10 ganger ot getting ca y g h tin aU h e ordinance, with |kq emergency >
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PAFEn ?...Z..t..*._.A.i...................................... Telephone »9
da -e eUmJpated. was pageed «jft
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“That the forth “publfc dance
The system is to draft canrt i-Lfin J adoption ®v»r th e r e to of the
WASHINGTON, r - . Congyeas-
Rnt«wA a f hie A»hiaii<T, Pregon P^a^fflir as Seebml <T{iws Mall flatter
hall” Is hereby defined for the
toimavpr,’ with- she osme.vota pre»
¡meu are fbaming up their pro date from “safe district«’' to do
«¡Mbmvlpttoa. Paia«*,. Ualiversd JaJCffjt
purpose of this Ordlttahee to be
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railing
id barly «ettonw
One Month
grams now for helping one anoth their duty in ‘•dqubtfufones.
shy building, room. hSU, platform
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1.85
a UI '
An sutsider can put in better
The directors of the chamber
er
out
during
the
coming
cam
"»■y»TYT»'v;'
or pavilion, or oth^r place kept
»»»••*
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&
licjts in a candidates district of commerce met in special ses-
paign.
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7.50
er maintained for ppbllc dancing,
O
le Year
Me
Soma congressmen, dan’t need sometimes than the candidate «lo this afternoon and, after a or in which men hbd Women at<
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By Mail and Rural Routes
Very careful consideration of the
O |e Ménti», '.IXC.I.XU— ■ -.'.x-lX-U.....¿ 4 .Ù .U .4 J .Î -W -*+ U - I .
much help. * If thpy win at the himself.
permitted to engage lb dinting
Tftree'MoBibs
t.
primaries. they wlh at the poll«».' A candidate can point to his elr-u instances in connection .with to/com pensation paid dffeHlV flt
MotVfca
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Ctherc, have hard fights on, past record and make promisee pr l aratione alreauj mede fer the
fear ...
;th'eir hands. These'aro tW ones for the future. He cah argue. B e •Fourth o f My eelehiistlon, again
; ' meyiiAY t adahrti ^ ixg i rates ;
★ ho cry fqr. aid.
¡can make thd oafcle «cream. He unHultnomdy tdted in 'flat»« to«
of operator ot laid ph kite datofe
t o d , p e r in c h . . J .......... _ ....¿ ¿ ...í..* .!.í..'..:----- 1—
S ligle lnrprtlo
o r rbiirae; each p«#ty Vents It«; can denounce. Hut he can't very holf’ing the cdlebratiofl.
>11 tical, Display, per in c h ____ :.
No meeting of the Llthians hall.
own man to win in his particular ’ well saz that he, personally, is ft
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Yearly Cewraets
RertUn 1.
district, or, if he’s a senator, 111«', great man,
•
Ned been held today,' but a
One Insertion a week ____ _______ ______
••it
shall
be m H w fnl for tag
pnrtleulc.r state..
_
J An outsider can. Tfeat’a his sion of the eteeu tite committee
Tiro insertions a week ....... _»................ ........
person, firm, corporation, organ«
iL’fily Insertion
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a ana . mm .■•>-a.aa>-«aaa.w.aaaaa.>....w..-aMMB«>a
#111
be
held
tonight.
sExpreestone
So It's up to each of the two stunt. He doesn’t come to dla-
A,
Kates for Ixfcgat an0 Miscellaneous Advertising
congrcsslonel committees to seojedsa policies. He Comes to «11»- from various members ot this or. tsation or association to operate
rs‘. insertion
rtion, per 8 point line ____ -...... ...................................
or maintain any pubUc dance haH
that plenty of reinforcements ere ciiss the, personal vlrtucq of th a t 'ganiaatton Indicated that .the or
ich subsequent insertion, 8 point line
ganization wss In favor of con or halls as defelhbd 1A thia ordln-
ready to rush to the support of candidate
Card
Mv».«.«
___ in the pprk ance without first obtaining a fir
Obituaries, per tine ........ .................... ....,...................................
structing the platform
and’ of conducting dances t’«ier7M rcen8a «*«•«»*• ftom
Common
Mr. Kimi âskèd fcbunciíiné'í
■^’ h a t tx>NHTtTvTE8 'A dvertising
Council
of
the
city
of
Ashland,
long as this Was legal and M t for
future ereqt
» a s
- s
s
ñ
a
a
bidden. it was undemtood that the license fee to be on# dollar
this question Would be settled for each public dance or the appli
cant may take odt I license for a
t
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j > i Bot W 0 t to hlAtdpiny »tagemedtvl tonight.
RATIONS
period of one year and pay a 11-
p N o d.ifcatioAp t<^gharltfes»4r otherwise will be-made In adrsrtts-
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In
a
ntu
shell,
the
sltifatl
MTlghA-ColnpltmentoJ-
ouncll
go Coffraaí, former! Ktomath ' Çouadlniei|t
J or job ptinlfcg{~4 oití contributions will be In caah.
, »
status
quo.
as
the
lawyers
stole,
ie Uthl
★ ill age^in the
Uthtagisjis b flh g tl splengkP
Kufls prize in
n si.
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5 Ä f e S ‘„ I T until the referendum decision Is
drgan
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Yr
i
snjnd
tkiaJjin
"freka
on
¡thdthabpe
Í th Í ’ 4Í)¿Á<Á é R B m & N D ü M
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Aiade. Petitions swill be circulat
cf' first degree murder August & dance
ed within q fgw'daVk to $Vefc<A’
according to word received her-j a stepping stone to other dan<H-?l
the necessary signatures.
st night the city council diverged from .routine todqy.
which were not conducted gs c
Intensive »¿i^quesloa of , tl»e
shies« long enough to stir up another turm ^i(
ftilly as the Lfthians condue
dance queition pr^rafied through
Ì theirs., v ' ' I l M ! 1 * ,
city.
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p
out the city today, j f
i .Oopncllmln /fiayb*. In respo
î l The Diiily Tidings regrets
ncthui by (lie feitV
Th^ IftipIdtaUt sections ‘of H d
1 to Mlm’s quehloifing, said he
jicil; regrets it sufficiently- to state ¿hjihotii^uHy tlntf
ordinance
passed last night on
! never p|tfe^ded a pavilion
M R
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B
find!
reading
and' then over the
is unnecessary and that it should he refuted i^ljen thpi
’ and Sgrfeid H a t It wfts proper |t$>
subtoit |h q pufstion to a Vote .
>nduiu is held- <■ .'
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Further thnh tins, Tire Daily ^Tidings states thut the
hrlth i
peo )le of Ashland should lake definite, action at the earl-» (Continued From Fage One) push anything #iV
h>op.siblo''ifihnicut to gM this jm.estion settled defin,- - L - — -— ------- -— -— ---------
it^nnrar! > ¿ 7 ih WOli
| and finally a Ad that then we should work forward, X r S t 7 i X ^ \ o X ^ w -’afraid, k '
e counpt
THE
ASHLAW )
P R IN T IN G
«.»y m
G o M Cattbld«
L E T T E
CO.
i a s a m .i
cenal fed therefore of 110. The of and by ordfjf^f t h e l ^ l H n
Unease «hall 1« h l ease he traup. counsll, , or upon the rocomhieuda-
0
mar«»»
f t ft-
•« tion «r
lice, or upon bvideniie'satlsmktovy
license to the commen council that eith
fefrwWl., <
, «MSfcMi « .
lor the
hereto HHfiHrtd shall he made to
writing to the Cofnmon Council
at lé g r t’ two days before any
dance Is to tpk held in any public
dance h ill, and If granted by the
common coUnlll, the same shall
he Issued hy thé city reorder.
“Thai any license issued a;
herein provided shall be revok
able kt an> timeln the discretion
“Appilsâtiea
■HÜ
er, the lawa of the United States,
the state of Oregpn, or the ordin
ance« o f the city of Ashland are
belnh violated.”
The fifth section provide« a
ppnalty of not exceeding IlOO,
or imprisonment In the city jail
for a maximum of 80 days, or
both'for an lnfttngment of this
oMtndbai.
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THE
h’i aekward, that * e should .««Instruct, not trjT to t e a r ' the rlght to cipr098 their opinion«! councilman »Wiley candirli
the few attflections find, hdvantages which WO Jlftvp. ’ Mayor O. H. Jqjinson stated thatj ®tated h® fw o fea the ordinar
!3 to 5 rMnutes needed to
(J More will be'said ift
‘tectida with this flfceitiori he felt this was an error to refuse ¡ because he did not approve
this privilege to the voters. Conn-: Public dancing and said he
-cook a rich, hot breakfast
i j The Paily^TMupiw w a its to ’extend to the Lithians
cllman Taylor also stated he jjp. that. If the dances Were permitted
“ the other progtCHgive, clean, cdnatrunlive organ ton posed the emergency ,clause. A j in the park, they would p r o v $ \
rts ( f Ahllllmd, wno fOlHiUct l»ost Or the «lances in this ; dlacUMlon of what aetion could temptation to people taking thqJr
park. He h'’1
Ad«
its complete and uncqiuvqCai suppbrt .in their e ffo rt»he taken with the emergency children Into the *'■’*
mltted
he
had
never
seen
any
jet tlydvpi^tjj»p.^hicb«oW aUh
of-fin rest and clause wao held.
Carl Nlms, spokesman for the thing objsctienahle at Ahe dandes.
brtaiilfy iii our cityt,.s^l^e0 onee.tufi^fyr tkU time.
Mtblahs, told of the early history Councilman Peters
stated It
HHI
1
I am tae “MMAT HAM?* Ybh
will meet me r ig lt beH to
this tolumn of Oiki niwbplpah
evrty WMk. I Win h it« a« IS»
tervsttoft Rory to toll ?ott ibotft
MEAT. • Watch fof A l. You
will be ftlelald to "tte«t tk l
« « a t man.”
Bonly, la ir to subm it.the ques-
> Ü -! V '
of the organisation and
It) yftu Itilo^V yt>u can now pre.
'dr
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»« <h« »«i**®. «od
’nthèìnfc - o f J the cbnstïùêfl
i t ?.
pare a hoi. nourishing brtak-
Uld riot qflealtiofi Cos.n-i
faster than plain toast!
too «anen pavïfioné »b th& r f Ä .J
Bigness in
os «S‘ifii'Hfiw"*'6f' He stated that to hit. absolute cllman Burdic, who It was kno&T Get Quick Quaker-—the world’s
fastest and most delicious of all
sess by K. M. McCulloiiglq^fftnagcr of flip Departm ent knowledge the dances had always opposed the ordinance.
breakfasts.
Councilman
Taylor
moved
that
^Manufacture of the t ’lianiber of 1 knuin&i’pu. of the I niled been crindueted by‘the LHhlfttts In
Supplies the excellently hnbnred
council go Into executive session
itcn. The bones of many huge corporat-ionis ¡m »aid in the best manner possible by Chrls- to discuss the question, but Mayor food ration of protein, ciruohV-*‘ra:.s
qud vitamincs—plus (he “fhi k ’ to
gentlemen arid cbMlehg«»«!
¿«hlress to the window Shade M anufacturers Asspcia- tlon
anybody to show
any instance Johnsdn stated this was not nec- rh.tkc laxatives seldom "Cciic 1-
arc now bleaching by tjic wayside because they made whore there had ever been any ce8sary. J. H. Fuller reported tkat£ become the urge of ntyr»
;;ad authorities everywhere.
k&mipfiikcs that ate also fatal to little business.
gnimodest or unseemly donduet on that the directors of the chàmber 1 All that rart Qtinbef Oil",
r
“ I t ’S tru e,” said Mr. M«K’ul lough, ‘‘that througlij’on- the floor of the pavilion during a of commerce had deflhltely de ii there. Cook« hi a hurry. V.,u
cided
to
cancel
their
participation
will like Quiet« QoilPfT.
iwlations and mergers and to engage successfully in dance. ?
Y o ftr g ro c ^ - h r.i Q h lrh “ ri k
'
He told of his boy who wanted In the Fourth of July celebration
production the number of largo plants, and business to dance and plead with the coun If an ordinance making It Impos ,.k o Q u a k e r O a ts h s y d u h a v ; t,< y*
. j.
.
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uicroashfiL. T&itf does n«»t m ean-that the medium or cilman not to pass any law whtt-h sible to hold the datums in the ;.;ow i: th e m .
park
Was
passed.
Iffll plant must go out of business.' Oh the contrary the would force his son to leave the
i l i c k
I Î - M «3
ces of such plants, if well equipped and m anaged,! clean, orderly, moral-atmospherej Ciuncllman Burdic explained
the
difference
Vetween
the
oUi
ito^iis
proipising
as
ever.
•
.
i
o
f
the
Ltthlan
dance
payjllon
for
a
in other •sections of which and the new ordinances, stating
^ ' “ X ^ aih letic director ever enters a man in a contest dances
the eounclhnen had complained as that the new one was . worded
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toiifin
who does not take
complete inventory of his weight, helng otherwise, and told of the merely to give the council the op
ition and ability. If be doer not come up to winning ’ predicament the Litittaris and portunity to VefuSe’dance license*.
Taylor made a mo^
ards,1 be'proceetls to supply what is lacking by diet I other organizations planning the tlon Councilman
that the emergency <$ause be
♦ r. Inm r
’
' F'ourth ° r J“1* celebration would
/•
.tr a in in g .
.
i be In It the dance wos prohibited, eliminated and the ordinance thus
u s in e s s menus noth- iM lhlg wag the meang whereby thP passed.* Wifey seconded this,’
t 'bwe •««(«• m n th e r Tacmg or b businoM
!equi¡j(iuent:anfl trujuijig metiu everything. The Uinn : nioney for the fireworks was and with the assistance of Ccnn-
cllmen Wright and High, this w ls
w ito thinks he is being put out of bumnuss should begin ’ raised,
fire
i
« p i to .take stock of himself and his business to deter-1
nay« whutlxor his laiildings, machinery, shop management
jiidlg« ip^ral management are up-to-date and as sufficiout
iii^V'iporfio'li. as those with which lie is trying to .com-
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3fifE L P S S O L V E “ F A R M P R O B L E M S ”
hie «mt «if every wix furiyeiH in the eouutry now 1ms
fief. A good ohe, too; ft ree-elit survey imide by Hie
Irtmefit of Agrieulture shows that the iiverage cost
^»«•en $17VrtTid t lw / rinn be tuned in for distant stg-
| i . I p, in Alberili and Sasknleh«>»'au, Canada, on the
¿}y wheut farms, the proportion with radio sets is even
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dfefect to Northwest tsbUa absolutely fresh
and in prof rot eondftioti.
Freshness does count— so does selection and
akittful prtpératioó—<hat’a why ycuTi agree
that Frye’s Delirious Brand is
Saturili iy
AT
THE
PLAZA
GROCERY
W e h a v e ta k e n over th e a g en cy fo r th e fa m o u s
M artin B ros. C rater Lake-Flour.
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m e a n s a b e tte r p r ie s
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in p a in t in g b y a ll m e a n s
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uduleu^supMHentoUious «uiuht.by .peliayboUlera ao-4
amMi ring«’«*' A* mww « m », the casualty and
■il.a.nomg,. fa k e rs the-jiiggitfia «»fi instil»«**« fact's
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J n many eases, grain ami live ¡jkoek seglpers have
olwx'fi’1' 1(> th ik r a d io g ro w tli; th e y say it gives the I 'i i n n
«rW v llance' (<> know from the colleges and federal »»thor-
tb e real ialoes-fis early ¿e-tne « iv a fe tir tfmnrH« 1 yes
id tlioy eftn bo buiger sp««etdate rtn the fArmefs’ I g -
ee olwwliifei) This is an impoi tiiwtbfa<d‘ in eYploift--
ic 4<hior«d prosp«*rily ftv-nd of fiftofilng — to'know
and'ttrhurifr -get wfint prodnctw are w o rth .;'
o f dberiaditotmg housewives
■ ’ » . -j.ti r t
R a g l i M ea t M a r k st
John Davidson
*wys “Beauty :
inoreases its value*
' “Hab a-dash-Inn” , ;
and
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