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— te 0» able te drive through .the
tbeaj pro»Mtag<the driver remains city without danger to their oars-
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Stop signal. are provided at the
intersection of Main with North
Pioneer and Oak streets, and ad-
d ftiew » at»» r signals t w ee» oag-t
tasted te r the tatereeetlo» of
H ull, w ith North Wret. Qranlte
and ether streets.
I t la understood
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VETO MESSAGE
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THW COMMON COUNCIL © P
PLRJW TAX ftHVtelQX
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T H E CJTY OP A SH LA N D :’ « I
I hereby veto ‘ Ordinance Ho.
these 816 of the City of Ashland r f u i
changes In the parking w p l he
made at pace.
U recommendtqg the new p»rk-
tag system. Manager Malone ac-
knoyrledyed that In the tria l of the
p a ra lle l'p a rtin g along „the P l « «
dlscrimlnattan had bean show«,
but Stated thia had been intended
ri»en dation «tade by foe a»callad'
sfogtaHaxer»,’ W toward th .
c«>l»a Ufo. le t « » n»{ his ¿»fleeted
from Our objective by the cries
pf care yhtch can be parked on of politicians or the groans o fi
Ashland street* « f t the fact,th at tax-dodgers. r WO honost ¿ltlagtf
this city had no »ide »treeta on objeet» to vapteg M» H a t share
of cetam m eetei expenses provid­
which to park cars.
Prod Taylor, Of The ptaaa Con­ ed he Meow« that ether» do Mho-
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nsw system, stating the luabllity
of tourists to And parking v *e » ,
had coat him ISO a day.
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A ru stij <dflfl bouse on the
Reames iholf apd
club
site w ih be. ready for' bgaupancy
by Igte August. ¡This anudunea-
madt comes with,» tec letting af
the carpenter eoufo|4t to Hamil­
ton and J o h s fM At tjm meeting
of the directors of the (Ol»bH held
last evening.
The stone construction 1» vabid-
ly'asnrtag completion. THoHodb^
stane affect is being aeed MldtSdne
of the features of the o|gte w ill
be a huge "fireplace of the oobble
atones in' the living rq o d i.. ;
ed hy the Common Council a t »n
adqurs«» meetlpg thereof haTd)en
fo}» tenth day dff J foe, 1 9 M * fly
nsaaans for vetoing th e said ordln-
anoe are. as follows: , , . , ,
Dsfolng, either publU jpr pri-
yate,‘ fcas never been cjas»»d a» a
Crime o r Immoral praotlp» ¡by the
The most th»t wo can any In tax law,
whpre
i regard to public dances Is th a t the plea of the local
only thing required la proper sup- a ctomplete rea
orvisioa or regulation, apd thia la
A t the conch
made necessary only by reason »1 marks on taxatfc
tbs fact that public dunces are McCoy stated; *
open to all, and there are alWAT* Our ’ax problem
some who cannot conduct them- In a day or a wm
selvas properly whether It be at In the range of
a dance, on the street o r a t any a complete and
public gathering.
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' The ordlnanee oh Ito face pup- single individual
ports to simply llcettdg public must be attacked
dances, but la view of the fact sen, aon-sectarli
that certain members of. the Com» with the sole vj
moa Council proposing, 4» haVs ^ U e distribution
tedlM ted that It Is b u t" * means
( to prohibit pablic dancing ta L lth-
i a Park by refusag te grant a d l-
oenae therefor, the issue really
becomes one as to whether o r not
the Qemmen Council Is td prohib­
i t dteiotng ta L lth ia P ark or not.
•*»glte Park Board is an elective
hoard and under the charter is
gtrea control o f L ith ig Hrk. sbb-
Jeet ealy te general tews of the
oUy. state and nation. I t hl my
belief that the memberee of the
Common Connell should not take
the attitude that they are the on­
ly ones who te a th in k rig h tly on
ooy question, but should give the
members of th» > a rk Btuted cred­
it ¿0» ¿Mag men o f eqaal lteeUl-
•tecW Ahii-dP'hgnal Mfaadness of
opinion.
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I believe In proper supervision
and cegutation, but I believe the
preeent attempt to .defeat public
dancing In L lth ia Park Is unreas­
onable and Is a m atter which
nhould be le ft to the discretion of
the Park Commission or the elec­
tors of the elty of Ashland.
Dated thia 10th day of June,
Installation inf A uarj^r ^udifc
to be installed by t>
co»n*
papy w ill .be started’ w l^ d n jth e
i i r »apport
performed ¿pe duties
m u hr
thé path'leads us toward» a récom-
nA iw imimm ii in n m rn for only * sb,'r' ,,nw' butBa,d
IfUwvMaiiArl NJU m l U tb * new * y " leiu * ou , d “ < ke con * that» the dtagopal
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dittoes ^ » a l throughout the vUf- y e tttf U s d ' elated Mfot »<»*•’ » ob­
Imfl HIIN ihi I HilNnr ' H* “mp*»al,“:d that M*ln BLre*t
, O f I lit ITfllHnt U lv u W L in Ashland was the Pgcjflc high* jection to reducing the number
Joptad, We belter*». f*P-
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the
the.Vjewe nt
Ileana of Jackson Coun-
the State ta general.
BBtlón wga thoroughly
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•at Site sncsstroWsd te aiw way,'
1 therefore, . t
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collective t judgment* - M
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tir
im It for the beai tutetest
pan call repreaentette» dtettmirf-
tfve eonveaUoas or M um meetlAgs
and 'hers la no taw « r nUteg to
prevent.
In the preamble to the plat-
term adopted by the Convention
It was openly and specifically »A'
nounced that the Convention w W
dulled to perform two important
functions, firs t, to w rite • plat­
te r m, and second, to recommpnd,
(not nominate,) / ^andldataa for
the different county offices to ho
voted on by Republlogss In the
May primaries. Thia Ooavantloo
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BEST QUALITY 9HGBB»«
» Be Ih Resolved; I b n t;tb» Jack-.
• Ion County JtepuhPcan . Central
Committee organised today npdep
authority <ft our election l»ya, ¿ r
subscribe to and «pdorse thia plat-
' term adopted ty tba convention
la d Wo hereby pledge our candl-
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immer Comfort, Meal
OVERLAND SHOE S i O F
“Shoo Fly”
The A nim al’s Prlend
Keep n ib s and other .insects
Off your cows. Half-cent’s worth
saves three
quarts of m ilk.
Has bagn used by the best dairy
men since IS IS . Big shipment
teat 1».
Etadev Twine M d G rata Hacks
FOR Y 0 Ü R SON OR
DAUGHTER
P eil’s Comer
U ave you ev»r t b o p g h t h o w im p o r iA B t.,
It is to teach yo u f children the value ..
Of regular sa v tp ft.
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It is even more im portant than
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One of our “ Buried Treeeure’ ’ hoolt
bank! w ill, help And encourage them
to s a v e /
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Officers’ field boots and a oomplete line of “ Buck
b /c t” boots and shoes.
P O R T L A N D Ore;, JteA
Chgrlea E. Buchanan, WW
Ing Dy, W illiam o . fleh»
A itoi A- Spalding lo r
conspiracy to deceive hijn
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that w ill bring
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next few gaya.— Klamgth * Palls
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The Citizens Bapk of Ashland
ARMY
GOODS STORE ;■
B iggest L ittle Store in Town
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Ashland, Oregon-
Opposite N ew H otel — Open ^Evenings
E. R. IS A A C & CO
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The
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Q uality Store •
Wonderful
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Showing Here of Silk, Silk and Cotton,
Rayon Silk ai^d Cotton Matterials for
Summer Brésses. .
Baychyne an. Interesting
New Fabric Very Popular
for Bumper Xrocka—
Its lovely lustre
Raychyne w ith its
comes ta many Interesting
shades, and
most
unusual
plaids, stripes and checks. Its
b rillian t colors retain thetr
high lustre no matter how fre­
quently they are tubbed. This
sturdy Sl-lneh material Is one
of the most popular of the new
rayon and -cottqp fabrics which
lends itself pnrG ctetrir te tex-
tard, color and design »to all
the many fascinating sports
things so necessary to a satis­
factory aummar wardrobe.
O .,H . JOHNSON,,
Mayor.
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Priced Y g r d ........
SHEARS
E*e, — non-injurious to
P « v « e . pets, wgfle and
the m ote (lelicate fabrics.
Spray m fo o u g h bureaus
and w a r d r o b e s w h e r e
THINNING
SHEARS
Hardware
7 ,8 8 c
O nce y ou drive up to th e
W hite Sign and say "General” to the man?
you’ll know that this gasoline it different.
Orepe Elite, the Crepe of
Popular Texture—
P f »11 tjie craves so fashionable
this season, we have seen none
which drape more beautifully
than our Crepe Elite. W ith all
the aoft radiance of silk orepe
and the strength of durable
cotton subtly woven In, this
beautiful Silcot material, 36
Sheer’ and cool, Rosemary Inches wide, affords unending
Printed Voile, forty Inchqs possibilities
for
charming
Wide, la tdeer te r a host of gay frocks, t
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•tetai. occaMon» ipaTking the
Priced
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Mason.
The gracefnl floral
derigria b a d \< w 6 t> ptetel eol-
orlnga bavp themselves a fresh­
N ew Printed Silk*
ness gud oharwtparMkularly at­
tractive 4n fabrics fo r* warm 60 laches wide, new patterns,
weather wear. Rosemary Veils both large and small designs.
tany be washed satisfactorily. Priced, Yard
W hen you zoom up hills in high that have
always called for a gear*shift before — when
you slip away ahead o f th$ crowd when
die whistle g o es-w h en you fairly feel that
new m otor life under d ie h o o d - t h e n
you’ll Imow what we mean by a ‘'differ*
ent” gasoline.
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It ’s always die same-r this perfect motor power —
81.80 - 82.45 - 82.95
Lakewood Sport Broad-
oloth, Playtim e’g Favor-
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TAKE-NOTICE
cleaned and premfji, eend
!»a<-k
In tba tub and out again go
Btetei u « l< p tar irocks and
blooftfcra b f -tyiiiAover prints.
Each tubbing leaves them aa
trash and neat and g a y lt C°l*
o ffu l as heW.
Mothbt chbse
Wendover T flp tb , > 1 -1 1 inches
Wide, tor their sturdy wearing
qaaltt as and attractive' di-
ther same day, w e
Priced Y a r d ............... 68c
must have them by 10 a.
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Phone ÎÔ8
The feminine sport enthusiast
of the links or the tennis j=ourt
weleem ee-Irtskewoud
flport
Broadcloth for Its attractive
design», Its practical wearing
quallttee, and Its happy adap-
tabMlty te sport costumes.
Lakewood Sport Broadatatk,
thlrty-alx loches wide, w ith­
stands strains without tearing
on ripping and comes from the
tub as bright and fresh as new.
for its colors are fast.
G ean4Jp Sale Saturday
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