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About Ashland weekly tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1921)
PAGE FOLK Ashland Man is Married At Jacksonville 3. A. Kelts of this city was united la marriage ycsterduy to Miss Laura n rter. of Montreal, Canada, at the Presbyterian church of Jackson vllle. The newly married couple will make their home at 369 Gladys avenue. They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Henry of Ashland. Mrs. Kelts is a former Y. M. C. A. worker in Montreal. Canada. C1UC IMPROVEMENT CUB HAS MEETING (By Mrs. John H. Dill, Cor. Sec.) The Civic Improvement club held a most enjoyable meeting in Pioneer hall Tuesday afternoon. Miss Grace Chamberlain, the president, presid ed. After a business session, MrB J. H. Fuller lead the members in i community sing drill. Mesdames II . E. McGce and W G, Curry were social hostesses and aerved delicious doughnuts and eoffee. The social hour was a par ticularly enjoyable one. Several guests .were present and much inter)- estlng discussion was given to the Southern Oregon District Federation of Women's Clubs which wag held In' our city on Saturday. In the wrlteup of the district meet ing the name of Mrs. H. P. Holinos was unintentionally omitted from the luncheon committee. Mrs Holmes donated and made In her big urn the delicious steaming coffee aerved. 40 CAMPERS COUNTED IN MTHIA PARK By JOHN H. FULLER (Secy. Chamber of Commerce) The Secretary of Chamber of Core merce counted 40 autos lu 1 he auto camping grounds last evening, some of whom had been there the entire week camping and - were loathe to leave at all. While strolling around Interview ing different campers; a jolly crowd of people drove Into the camp and we discovered that It was a party of teachers from Medford up for a picnic. Being uncertain as to where to spread their supper on account of the general wet conditions tlio sci retary suggested using the bano stand In Llthla Park and with the co operation of Superintendent Smith this place was made available for the party. It developed that the company were celebrating the announcement of the engagement of two of Med- ford's, teachers. Miss M. F. Fuller and Mr. L. A. Mentzer. Among the party of 28 or go were noted Mr Aubrey G. Smith and family, Mr Gmlth being superintendent of Med ford gchools, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Thompson and Mr. Stewart, also a large number of the ladles of the Medford teaching force. Notwithstanding the Inconvenient weather the party were enjoying the occasion in a Jolly manner and great ly appreciated all the charms and beauties of Ashland park. MRS. FRANK. VETTER DIES LAST THURSDAY Mrs. Edith Adel Vetter, wife of Frank Vetter, died at her home, 1 1 SI Oak street, at 9:30 o'clock last night. Her death followed a protracted ill ness although Mrs. Vetter had not been critically 111 until Monday of this week. Mrs. Vetter was a for mer resident of Ohio and has been making her home in Ashland since 1918. The body was taken to the Stock undertaking parlors where the body .will be prepared for shipment to Ohio. Mrs. Vetter Is survived by her hus band, and son Frank Vetter, 14 years old, her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Brannon of Bradford, O., and near relatives living in the east. Local and Personal Leave for Ranch ; Ralph Small, a member of the high school graduation class, will leave here Monday for his fathers ranch in Eastern Oregon accompanied by Ash land friends.- Leave for Oklahoma A. B. Kee, who has been visiting bis father-in-law, E. S. Willis of this city, left yesterday evening for Okla homa City on a business trip expect ed to last about a month. Mrs. Kee will remain here. Leave for Albany- Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barrett and son, Julian, left last nleht for Albany to meet Edwin, a brother of Julian, at that city prepatory to leaving for a ranch near Albany. They are tnak Ing the change for the benefit of Julian Barrett's health, who Is seek ing a place of lower altitude than Ashland. Soil Beech Htiwt Home Mr. and Mrs. 0. r. Calcf have re cently gold their Beach street resi dence and are contemplating moving to Medford. "Goofy" Arrested Bud Marsh, alias ' Goofy" was taken Into custody this morning at Talent, by chief of police Hatchef of this city. March is suspected of be ing comnlicated in the robbery and wrecking of a cur owned by Mr. Dunne of Talent. He was arreBted after be had dropped off a freight train In the Tulent railroad yard. Klamath. Falls Visitor , Miss Mary Walker, of Klamath Falls, has been visiting her sister. Mlsg Alice Walker of this city, dur ing the past few days. She came to the city to attend the commencement exercises of the graduating oluss of the high school of which Mlsg Alice Walker Is a member. Convalescent Returns Home Leland De Carlo, who has beet suffering from a compound fracture of the right leg during the past six weeks hag so far recovered as to be able to return to his home at Plne hurst on the Klamath Falls highway Local Man Dies- Word wag recelvel here by wire yesterday from Santa Monica, Calif., of the death of Charleg Veight, at old time Ashland resident. Then are no details of his death as yet. Mr. Veight visited Ashland alx weeks ago and seemed to be in good health at that time. Information wag received here late today that the body will be cremated at Santa Monica. -Mr. Veight was well known here and his ashes may be returned to -this city for, burial. Muken California Vlt.lt MIsb Irma Turner of this city left today for a two weeks visit with her sister Mrs. George Dodson, of Sims, Calif. Leaves for Engeinv Miss Geraldine. Ruch, a school teucher of this city, left this morn ing for her home at Eugene. Will Leave for Drain Miss Maude Hedrlck, high school teacher of this city, will leave to morrow for Drain, Oregon, Leave for Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Cavln, Iowa Street loft this morning for Baker where they were called by the serious 111 ness of their Bon Sugene, who Is well known In this city. 109 for MONDAY'S NEWS . .Visitor From HIU, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Punkey were over from Hilt a couple of days- this week visiting friends and relatives. Grants Pass VUitors Mrs, Roy McAllister and baby Margaret, are up from the Flannagnn mine, beyond Grants Pass, where Mr, McCullister Is employed, and are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Merrltt Randies, oi Liberty street,. Takes New Position- Mrs. Lulu Van Wegen has resigned ber position In Ender's dry goods de partment to accept a position with the Square Deal Grocery. California Man Shops Here- Mrs. U. S. Ragland wag over from Northern California trading with our merchants on Thursday. Ahlund Wouuin Called KanI Mrs. Pepper of Beech street wxs called to the bedside of her aged father In Iowa, a few weeks ago. Lit tle hopes are entertained for bis re covery, as he Is past 90. 4k 4 Sua FranrJsco Visitor Elsie R. Horner, of San Francisco, arrived In Ashland Saturday evening for l visit with her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. J. L. Horner, 137 Almond St. SATURDAY'S 1TOWS EastHide Market Sold C. A. Pauley from Kelso, Wash., hag purchased the Eastslde Meat Market from J. E. Barrett; Mr. Bar rett. Mr. Pauley will live on Oak street. . Welle I'iuoctr Ave. Home J. M. Hughes hag sold his six room bungalow on Pioneer avenue to Mrs. Sophie E. Wlllard, former ly of Medford, who will make ber home In this city. The deal was made through the agency of J be Beaver Realty company. Washington Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. William Swing. J;J5Fron, Vort Klamath ' Vista street, are recent arrivals from jm Kirkpalrick drove by car from Sunnyslde, Wash. Mr. Swing has ac- Port Kiamatb to this city Saturday cepted a position with the Stearns iBd 'reports that there is no snow Oroeery on Main street as clerk, between the I n ihs WooH. H TUESDAY'S NEWS Leave for California Thomas Hill and family left to day tor Southern California where they will make their future home. Mr. HIU recently sold his grocery business In. tola city to Mr. Plum' tner. .. Elks Ladies Club Meets The Elks Ladles Club will meet Thursday afternoon at their club room in the Elk'g Temple. ' Loyal Workers Meet The Loyal Workers of the Chris tian church will meet at a basket social Thursday evening of this week. 4 Leave for Corvallls Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Blake, Laurel street, will leave soon Corvallls where they will visit with E. A. Blake of that city. Big Pear Shipment - C, M. Becrlst, vice president of the Paclftc Fruit Express Co., estimates that there will be between 100 and 900 cars of pears to move from the Rogue River district, In spite of the fact that considerable damage bag been done by recent frosts. Smudg ing has saved a considerable propor tion of the crop. There Is also con siderable acreage coming Into bear ing this year in this district. The peach crop however, bag been prac tically destroyed by the low tem perature. - . ' Leaven for Middle Wmt Mrs. Mae Austin left yesterday tor an extended visit with relatives and friends In Iowa and Nebraska, Dl With the "Flu" Mrs. J. L. Barnthouse hag been ill for the past week with the "flu" at her borne on the Boulevard. Her son, V. C. Barnthouse, is visiting from Klamath Falls. Defends Accused Bank Robber William M. Btiggs, Ashland " at- orney, hag been appointed by the district attorney to defend Frank Kodat, accused of complicity in the atemped robbery of a bank at Gold Mill In April of this year. 4 Wednesday Afternoon Club Meets The Wednesday Afternoon Club of the Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow afternoon at the church parlors. ' Attend Laundrymen's Convention Mr. and Mrs. F. E. French have been attending the state laundry- men's convention at Eugene. They have lately been receiving a visit from their son, Ralph, a lieutenant In the government aviation service, who waa on his way to Eugene to super vise the care of a lot aviation equip ment. ' , Leave for San Franciaco Mrs. F. Hi Crowson and daughter, Ima, left last week for "San Fran cisco to visit their daughter and sister, Miss Pearl Crowson of that city. They were Joined at Red Bluff by Mrs. J. E. Callahan and son, Jerry, who accompanied them to San Francisco. , Presbyterian Synod to. Meet The Presbyterian Synod of Ore gon will meet in Corvallls at the O. A. C. from July 12 to 19, It waa an nounced today by Rev. Hoyt. The Synod will convene for the first time at 1 :'30 o'clock on July 12.' Entertain Friends . Mr. and Mrs, Harold Betchtel en tertained several friends at their borne on Skidmore street. The main feature of the evening was the "ice cream, feed" which the following guestg enjoyed: Mr. and Mra. F. M. Bechtel and children, Iona and Franklin: Mr. and Mrg. C, J. Mor ris, Miss Cecil Moore, Mr. Lee Fle tield, Mr. and Mrg. Bechtel. I Returns From Albany Mrs. Ellen S. Smith, 160 East Main street, returned last week from Albany where she had been attend ing the Rebecca Assembly of Oregon as an Ashland delegute from the COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS. : (Continued from Page Three) , County Attorney. Geo. A. Codding, deputy Dlst. Atty. salary 8100.00 Jackson Co. Abstract . Co., . Dlst. Attorney. Office, ex pense ' t.OO Rawleg Moore', Dlst. Attorney office expense .'. 50.00 Tunnell ft Edwards, Dlst. At torney expense. 60.00 Total ...$205.00 Health Registration. Dr. W. S. Cary, health reg istration Dr. J. W. Jacobs, health registration Dr. T. J. Malmgren, health registration Nellie Reed, health reglstra- tratlon Dr. F. G. Swedenburg, health registration 1.50 3.00 4.00 3.75 13.25 . Total $25.60 ' ' . Dog Fund.. ). J. Nunan,. Bheep 'killed by dogs 10.00 Nichols & Ashpole, sheep killed by dogs 30.00 Standard dist. No. Oil 10 Co., supplies 87.. 63 Total..., $4033. 28 Road Dlst. No. 11. P. L. Freed, payroll dlst. No. 11 961.69 C. S. Hatch, exoenae dlst. ... No. 11 25:95 Jack Thrasher, payroll dist. NO, 11 56.00 Total $1043.6-1 Road Dlst. No. 12. J. L. Rowe, payroll road dlst. No. 12 822.40 J. L. Rowe. error payroll dlst, No. 12 102". 00 Total $424.40 Road Dlst. No. 18. H. L. Gregory, payroll dist. No. 13 291.60 Jack Thrasher, payroll dist. No. 13 108.70 Tolal... 40.00 County Agent. Oregon Agricultural College, extension work 3300,00 Road Fund, Road Dist. No. 1. True, payroll Road No. 1 704.06 Road Dist No. 2. Bruin: payroll road dist. No. 450.53 lAshland Iron Works, expense dlst, No. 2 5.50 40 Lewis Vlrich, general road .expense-, 4 . Southern Pacific Co.., gen- eral road freight 21. Valley Fuel Co., general road expense 39 D. Chase, labor tor general eral. roads ...... 68.60 First National Bank of Med ford, money advanced, gen eral roads ....2076.25 American Express Co., gen eral road expense 10.34 Chris H. Natwick, payment on contract ......1286.10 Chris H. Natwick, payment on contract 1783.71 - I J. L. Drake . . . . 85 Arthur Jeldness. 7 - Gus Peck 91lM.. R. Hansen . . A.-E. Edmondson John Winders . . . W. W. Martin .. Ivan Palmer C. J. McCay ... . W. W. Dlnkens . Roy V. Martin . . . D. M. Stotts Total ..$12711.17 Medfortl-Crater Lake Road. G. W. H. Albert, fence posts for Crater Lake road .... GO. 00 Eagle Point Hdw. Co., Crat er Lake highway supplies., 20.39 Gaddls & Dixon, Crater Lake highway expense 327.60 Medford Concrete Const. Co.. Crater Lake highway ex pense ' 68.26 Wm. Perry, labor Crnter Lake highway ... 44.00 Wm. Perry, agent, fence for Hamilton ranch ' 201.39 Jack Dlst. iWm. Total..; $456.03 Road Dlst. No. a. Wm. Perry, payroll road dlst. No. 3 .' 229.60 N. N. Charley, work, dlst. No, 3 48,50 Total $278.00 Road Dlst. No. 4. W. M. Tetherow. payroll v dlst. No. 4 649.96 Road. Dlst No. a. F. J.. Watson, payroll dlst. No. 5 243.63 Jack Thrasher, payroll dlst. No. 5 137.90 Total ..$881.63 Road DIM. No. B. Carl Spence, labor dist. No. ; 156.00 Tom Abbott, labor dist. No. 141.00 Warren Armstrong, labor dist. No. 6 . ; 82.00 i.Vlctor Bell, labor dlst. No. 6 76.00 oeo. B. Brown, labor dlst. No. 6 686.87 C. R. Culbertson, labor dist. No. 6 Reed Charley, labor dlst. No. 6 Leland Charley, labor dlst No. 6 Cecil Culbertson, labor dist. No. 6 .'! Lemon Charley, labor dist. No. 6 Claus Charley, labor dlst. No. 6 ........ Andrew Elder, labor dlst. No. 6 ,:..'. Lee Farlow, labor dlst. No. 6 Wm. Farlow, labor dlst. No 6 ' Tom Farlow, labor dlst. No. 6 ........ Hamilton Fox, labor dist. No. C. Farror, labor dist. No. 6 Otto Frey, labor dlst. No. 6 W. M. Farlow, labor dlst. No. 6 23.00 W, P. Hansen, labor dist No. 6 M. M. Hansen, labor dist. No. 6 Ted Hoetft, labor dlst. No. 6 Wm. Hoefft, lubor dist No. W. M. Hoetft, labor dist. No. !. R. Jones, labor dlst No. 6 Emit Kltngle, labor dlst. . No. 6 John McCalllster, labor dlst. No. 6 Hermie Meyes, labor dlst. No. 6 -. .. C. R. Moore, labor dist. No. t ..- 245.00 C. M. Martin, labor diet. No. 6 ..-..- J. .A. Miller, labor dlst No. 6 Eddie Meyer, lubor dlst. No. 6 Walter Marshall, labor dlst. No. I 112.00 Clarence Martin, labor dlst. No. 6 W. M. Nousbaum, labor dist. No. 6 R. A. Nell, labor dlst. No. Carl Nygren, labor dist No. t Ray Ragsdale, labor dist. - No. 6 122.00 18.00 42.00 4.00 24.00 108.00 3.00 20.00 16.00 108.00 60.00 3.00 10.00 64.00 16.00 18.00 4.00 8.00 36.00 30.00 6.00 100.00 20.03 -8.00 20.00 20.00 Total. $400.50 Rood Dist No. 14. ' : E. Pell, payroll dist. No. 14 157.49 General Roads. Thos. RoBeberry, payroll. general roads 868.40 Jack Thrasher, payroll, een- - eral roads , 24)1.80 . Total. ...... .$721 . 63 J..D. Adams ft Co., general ' ' County Library road expense 128.86 Clara Van Sant, current II Ballou ft Wright, general brary expense r. 25.00 road supplies . 72.6fiiClara Van Sant, librarian's W. A, Bishop, general road salary for March, .1921 . .. 02.501 J. W. E. D. : 7.oo 4.00 4.00 2.00 4.00 . ... ' i.00 4.00 ... 46.00 ..... 33.00 4.00 . 18.00 3.00 Farmer ..... 40.00 Zimmerman 3.00 Total ...$209.00 CHAUNCEY FLOREY, County Clerk. Willie Howard, assistant's salary for March, 1921 . , F. W; Wentworth ft Co., library supplies 25.00 .47 expense 1.50 Chanslor ft Lyon Co., gen-- eneral road supplies . .... 144.61 Eagle Point Hilw.. eeneral road supplies 4.S6lMe"rd Book Store, library O. Frazier, general road i supplies .45 expense ........ 2 . 50 1 Klockor Printery, library Fred J. Flck, general road supplies 8.50 supplies 2. so -J K. GUI ft Co., books for C, E. Gates Auto Co., general. library 13.32 road expense ." 99.46luay'ora nroinera, nnrary Gold Hill Hdw. ft Imp. Co., general road expense .... 50.00 Hubbard Bros., general rond expense 2.39 Kelly Springfield Motor Sales Co., general road ex pense 130. 0C Medford Furn. ft Hdw. Co.,. general road supplies . ... 41.16 Medford Lumber Co., gen eral road supplies 4.21 People'g Electric Store, gen-. . eral road supplies 1.75 Paxson Drug Store, general road supplies , . , . , 2.30 Thos. Roseberry, express. general roads 14.11 Shell Company, general road . . , expense 49.10 Southern Pacific Co.,- gen eral road expense 805.14 Thos. H. Simpson, general road expense 1,25 Standard OH Company, gen eral road supplies 240.36 A. W. Walker Auto Co.. general road supplies .... 2.10 Waterhouse & Lester, gen eral road expense 14.92 Young's Machine Shop, gen eral road expense 13.35 Ashland Iron Works, general road expense 1297.23 Barnum Garage, general road expense 20.60 Busy Corner Motor Co., gen- : eral road expense ....... 83.56! Crater Lake Hdw. Co., gen- . . ! eral road expense 11.98: Medford Service Station, road expense 104.70 Ore. State Highway Com mission, general road ex pense 2481.18 Standard Oil Company, gen- ; eral road expense 93.83 Southern Pacific Co., gen eral road freight . . 289.391 supplies 25.05 .Eads Transfer ft Storage, ex press and drayage ...... 9.40 Chlverg Bookbinding Co., books for library ... 46.50 .j. . Total $216.19 Bounty. F. E. McKee 17.00 K. "H, Flnley 12.00 1 W.-J. Austin 3.00 1 B. H. Short 3. 00 t ."THE ELHART WAY" Quality and Sorvlce in Every Article. Lice Mites Fleas Ticks All run. up the white flag when you spray KRESO DIP THE GREAT INSECTICIDE. Use it now in chicken coops and roosts; barns, dog kennels, wher ever domestic fowls or animals are kept, 'Let us supply your wunls. af Quit Kicking About the Cost oi Eating When You Can Get Rolled Oats, 4 lbs. ."..$1.00 Macaroni, 3 lbs ' av Best dried Prunes,- 4 lbs av flood Coffee, 5 lbs ; -. VI. Oil Tillamook Cheese at 30c per Hi. Bacon ,N. 20c per In. Picnic Hams Site per lb. Canned Corn, Peas and Tomatoes, 8 cans for BOc Asparagus Tips, 25c per can; 5 cans for $1.00 Cood Red Salmon, 15c per can, 7 for l.00 Calumet Baking Powder. ... . Peanut Butter, 16c per lb.; 7 for $1.00 Jewell Shortening, 20c per lb.; 6 for , 1.00 Home rendered Lard, 4tt lbs. for ...111.00 Karo 8yrup. 10 lb. pail .75c Best. Comb Honey, 30c cake .$.1.25 per dozen Fairbanks Jewell Soap, 25 cakes tor $1.00 Toilet Paper, 2 rolls, 15c; 15 rolls $1.00 OTHER GOODS AT SAME RATE. Fresh and Cured Meats of best quality and lowest prices. PLAZA MARKET 61 N. Main St., Ashland Opposite Xw Ford (irtintfc. Taa O I 1 1 n ler.ni. Atai Mn ft Hop. Lodge. The assembly lasted j;; ,7hor" dUt fDrtiand Vixitur Miss Docia Pindell, a former Ash land school teacher, will arrive soon from Portland. While here she will visit friends in this city and stop at the homes of Mrs. C. W. Klum and Mrs. F. 8. Engle. ' ' Mfaopper From HtxUWd Joseph Taylor, a rancher near Mad ford, was la the city yesterday pur chasing farm equipment. Fort Klamath although snow at Deadwood la four feet deep In places. No snow was encountered at Dead Indian. Ret urn From llonrynioon Mr. and Mrs. Harley Brower re turned yesterday from their honey moon trip to Southern California. They will remain here with relatives for a few days before' leaving for Roseburg where they will make their home. - three days, Mrs. D. Perozzl Returns- Mrs. D. Peroral, who has been at tending the Rebecca Assembly of Oregon at Albany, bag returned. On Five Ws Visit Miss Georgia Coffee, business manager of the Tidings, left this week for a five week's visit to points In Southern Callornia. She will visit friends at Oakland enroute. G. F. Billings Returns to Work G. F. Billings, a local real estate dealer Injured In an automoblel ac cident, returned to his office today and wag able to bs out on the streets again. Mr. Bitllngg has been con fined to his home for the past two weeks. Returns From California- Mr. and Mra. A. E. Kinney, re urned last evening from an extend ed stay In Oakland, Cal. They made the trip In their car and re turned to get the Oregon sunshine. From Sowthera California L. L. Mullet and wife cams In this morning by auto from a trip in Southern California. Tbey are on their way to Portland, where they now reside. Mr. Mullet was former ly cashier of the First National Bank ber and later vice president of the Northwestern National Bank of Portland. Frank Simpson, labor dlst. No. 6 Archie Spence Jr., labor dlst. No. 6" ; A. C. Spence, labor dlst. No. Henry Tonn, labor dlst. No. 6 L. Tonn, labor dlst. No. 6 . . John W. Walch, labor dlst. No. 6 Ashland Iron Works, sup plies dist. No. 6 10.00 '.'2 00 26.00 4.00 4.00 701.60 45.00 14.15 .$3284.62 279.75 Total...- Road Dist. No. 7 J. M. Allen, payroll dlst No. 7 Road Dist. No. . W. L. Van Houien. payroll dlst. No. 8 1071.18 Road Dist. No. O. R. B. Vincent, payroll dlst. No I 344.88 Road Dist No. 10. Chris H. Natwick, payment on contract Mkt. Road (No. 10.1 .3009.00 A I.. Goodman, navroll dlst. No. 10 7.89 J. Hartman, bridge work market road, (Dlst. No. 10) 478.70 SHOES HAVE COME DOWN We are marking all our shoes down to pre-war prices 1000 pr. men's high grade work shoes Now on sale at $3.75 Not a pair of these shoes cost us less than $4.50 Don't rush. They wont go up. PERRINE'S BANKRUPT STORE NEW GARDsW TOOIA New Spray Pwajps. Vrw Horny Hose. Srn Oardrsi Hose. Used Sewing Maehlaaa. New troa Ago Baa Cultivators. New Hewing Macfalaas. Bold or rested by the month. All Kinds of Feao Posts aad Feaelng PEIL'B CORNER BT THJt PARK F O ON The after-service that goes with the fordaoa Tractor r is second to none. Fordson dealers are located in every community with stocks' of repair parts and' em ploying skilled mechanics who know just how the Fordson should lie repaired and taken care of to do its best work. " This Fordson service means that your Tractor can be kept busy every working day during the entire year: that Fordson repairmen are ready to' show vou how to get the best results from the tractor. Fordson service insures you against delay in -getting parts. It is your protec tion. It is a protection now being enjoyed by more than 100,000 Fordson fanners in the United States. V Let us tell you all about the Fordson Tractor and Fordson service. Let us dein- S .1 41.. tjij A n i i . ... Zt uiiMiuir me ruruuou uu your own larai. uouie in anu let us prove everything we sav. HARRISON BROTHERS FORD and FORDSON DEALERS ASHLAND, OREGON. .