QuJj D qc 84orM, , oldest *•?»«- BtMd transportation agent in the ..... 4 i íH c< ü y >i^ l i ’,i V pr i l l i <4 fe tf i> W iHtl«Tl«r r I w as * ? t o *M*y j?W toto« easier Wr toe- r stem - n m edicine, It’s a the pit ’ or,4 ^ ® r " alm ost .............. i i K a p » « Js sold II» Ashland & t Ä •" * at ABBIUUra f Q A U MUMT8 Three schedules daily « ; « «, to. S : 1 0 » . to ï'fO lO O 'F / Stop over anywhere and «a often a» yeto Itke. i TR PMÇS— .. Á sum ’u m i ^ s á SAK FRANCISCO I N I lÊ V w  w B N ’ T M tortor« ?< * • i? t a » y o » ttekete «tato Pickw ick f i t a » fu;® Wdflr, A*«* A ha« big enough to cover the heads of all the Babbitts — or authors — iu America was presented to Sinclair Lewis, novelis, in Kansas City recently. This picture shows it o il display iin front of a haberdasher’s' store in Des Moines, la. The hat measures 6 feet 2 inches across. Nobody Approves * Platform Planks » Portland— Steamer S e ty o M a ru takes 2X7.500 bushels wheat fop Japan. Bugene— estimated cost buildings started in May, 8340JO «/ - lie Store L O N b V IE W , Wash., June 18. of __ (IP) — Compromise measures is at the Washington Republican ’ state convention appeared llkelÿ today as the convention went into its Afternoon session. Many Hartley supporters dis­ liked .the compromise platform pyolved -by the Bub-committee be­ cause i t failed to specifically en- dorse Governor H artley’s admin- istraUPB. The anti-H artley forces tosr« displeased with 'the educa­ tional plank, and a lively fight w ag in protpect. Foodless Hiker •’ offerings of spec Loses 30 Pounds ial merchandise See our window for specials iH stamped goods. We have therp large and small cen- teps, vanity and dresser sets, lupch sets, dresser runners, and many other items. Some come in real linen. Some of these diems sold as high as 95c. .. Your Choice Aluminum panel shaped tea kettle«, 5 quart sise We have a few of those fancy china salad bowls left, good rises and pretty pat­ terns. These sold regularly at 60c and 65©— Kach B E A V E R F A L L 8 , Pa., June 18. Satisfying his hunger by drinking a gallon of water, George Hosier Johnson, foodless hiker, left here today for Pittsburgh. J hnson is walking from Chi­ cago to New York, and bus cov­ ered 500 miles of the trip without eating. The hunger-hiker has lost 30 pounds. Price Discusses Tourist Business From California see automobiles around this time with California license plates and they think the California tourists «re coming. They Are mistaken, in most InBtapcee, *’ observed Richard W . Price of Ashland, where he operates the new Litbia hotel. “ The real tourists d3 not take to, the road until after school is o u t / When you see children of school age in machines you can figure that the tourists are earn­ ing. I expect the rush north from California about June 22. The cars seen now frequently on the highways w ith the California plates are generally fru l| pickerc and packers. There is an arm y of •these people wh6 work In or «hards and move from one sec­ tion to another as the fru it rip? ens. I am .told that in the pear­ picking season, more than 1509 outside people are employed in the orchards around MedforT. These pickers also work in east­ ern Oregon with the cherry crop and the apple crop and later with the prunes. Tourists? Nothing of the tourist about them. They are wandering workers.” This w ill be the first season of the L Ith ia hotel and $fr. Price lqoks forward io a prosperous one/* Fox Terrier Is >• »I Hero Of Robbery Platform Fails To Aid Hartley W A SHING TO N. p i C., Juno 1«. ( U P ) — Congress* w ill adjourn on June 30 for the summer recess under an agreement reached to­ day between senate and bouse LO N G VIEW , Wash., June 13. leaders. — ( U P ) — Although the forces of Governor Roland H. H artley were in control cf the state republican convention, the state platform stood today without endorsing the governor by name although it did. t (Continued Irom p a g e One) by title. Various factions of the p a r t/ «xercises to explain the features which were nearly split asundnr Stated, was unique In its arrange­ yesterdty were somewhat papl- ments for the conduct of the fled by the insertion of planks graining work for the new normal satisfactory to them. school. Mr. Berry of the Western Auto ^upply company, was Introduced The expensive thing about a va­ as the Baby K}wa«iap. and Jack cation is getting fired because Bdwards was appointed as chalr- the firm learns it doesn’t need toan of the program Committee ¿o take the place of R andall J. Jjoq. k o o d . F. F. W hittle'S name "Was May, Freewater— Western De­ drawn to contribute to the child hydrating Co. takes over local de­ welfare fund. Carl l.^o $2.95 Yard. t ~ ~ ? ^ou see the new mechan- toy called Leaping )? We sell them at Colored Ponge ASHLAND *m*dei, 2. P/ir Flat Grepee « O îp BQOS ÇpVERS, FILLERS, I. P. CÖVEItf AND FILLERS. EVERSHARP PENCILS, PARK ER AND CONKLIN ‘f^M fA IN .*FENS, ART 40 inches wide in all the new éolors for aupamer wear—¿ood heavy weight, regular values up tq $2.95 pnçtd shÿdea'.wanted for summe? wear.' Sold iteg- ular at $1.39. VEW WASH D$Ei , Prints and Bom Ba/ to rd Sizes $4 to 52 1-2. * i j t . n i ,s i q t o i M M|> n NW'*t I v t r Heádduáríets Students 1 Su