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GUESTS
DH
BANQUET
OPENING
HinajREGON
SHLAMi, la lo To the ac
companiments of llvelj music on the
part or Lot eland's orchestra, nenrl)
2"U guests dined hint evening at the
Hotel Oregon, the evont slKnif.viiiK
the formal reopening of tho popular
house n remodeled throughout. The
large company feasted rojally.
The reception committee van com
posed or I. F. Whittle. v E New.
romhe. Clark nush, .1. II McOco. 1).
1 Norrls, and MesdameH C. II. Vau
lH, i:. I). lirlRM. I'. 0 Swedenbom.
I 1'oroMi, (Jcoro Owen and D. 1).
Norrls.
Invited Ciiesf.
The lint of Ruowts Included Mr anil
Mrs. Frank Jordan, Mr. and Mm. M.
c Hood, Mr. and Mm. a 11. I.tuu.
kin, Mr. nnd Mis. J. II. McOoe, Mr.
nml Mrs C. 11. Wolf. .Mr. and Mrs.
O H. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. F. F.
Whittle, Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Ilerg
nor, Mr. and Mrs. V. M. I'oley, Mr.
nnd Mix. 0. X. Kramtir, Mr. nnd Mrs.
J J Murph). Mr. and Mm. V. 0. X.
Sinlih. Mr and Mm. W. 1 N'evvoomlie,
Mr nml Mm. (1. S Uutlnr, Mr. nnd
Mis Clark DiihIi Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Mi Coy, Mr. nnd Mr. C. II. Van pel,
Mr. and Mrs. George Owen. Mr. and
Mrs Sumner 1'nrker. Mr and Mrs
I 1'eiorzl, Mr. nnd Mrs. X. 0 Ilatis.
Mr nml Mr. William Iliown, Mr
.mil Mia. W. O. nii-kcrsnn, Mi and '
Mo- Ilenton Dowers, Mr. and Mrs.)
T J Shtnii, Mr. and Mrs. II. It
Orecr, Mr. and Mm. I. S. t'ruvnst,
Mr and Mr. J. M. Wagner, Mi. and
Mrs i:. V. Carter, Mr. ami Mra. V
V Hales, Mr and Mm 1. 11 Trace),
Mr and Mra. I'mll l'ell, Mr. and
Mr W. Y. frowson, Mr. and Mm.
(' M Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. S. 8.
Smith, Mra K. II. Wagnor, Mrs. 1.'.
I, Aliklnson. Mrs. I.. X Case, Mrs.
i: I) llrlggs, Dr. and Mra. F. 0.
SwednnUorff, Mr. and Mrs 0. Mnc
( rarkoii, Dr. Hortha Sawyer, I)r
Man :. Anderson. Dr. X. A. Hall,
and Messrs. I, D. Mount. J. S Jor
dan. M. MoOrath. Jack (Join. II. T.
Klmoie. 1'. II. tiravet, K J. Kaiser.
C II Watson, Louis Doilgn, K. L.
llasor II. A. Lattu and P. J. Xorr.
M (. Finley. Dr. A. W. lloNlough,
Mrs. i:. J. VanSant. Mrs. 1. L. Jack,
Mrs M A. IVarron, A. L Lamh, O
Dldr.1. F. li. Mann and Mrs. Frank
Dli key olinpurnuuil their respective
parties to tho hrllllant event, which
added measurably to the event.
11 A. Illiishaw, general freight
ngMit. and W. II. Jenkins, traveling
passenaer agent, hoth of Portland,
represented the Southern Piuirie
while other proniluont citizens from
various poitlon of the alley ere
lresent In good I) numbers.
Smith Toast nuiMer.
V O X. Smith, president of the
Commercial club, aa toastmastei,
nml under his auldlng suggestion no
topic was overlooked In the main i
happy responses, all of vhleh ,
breathed the spliit of optimism und
booiI will in behalf of Ashland's ex
tensive improvements m geneial, In j
addition to the specific ovent whlih
has culminated under such auspicious
circumstances.
At s p. m. the guests, numbering
about 200, wore ushered Into the
dining room to tho sweet strains of
music by I-ovelaud's orchestra. The
ovent was under the direction af the
Ashland Commercial club and its
president. V. O. X. Smith, added
niiKh to the success ot the occasion
as toaatmaster. llefore serving the
elegant banquet Mrs. I'. 8. l'tovost
sang a beautiful solo. After the ban
quet the following program was ren
dered: Solo, Professor Lovelaad.
The toaat master told of the reaUr
ation of the needa of a first class
hotel. In keeping Uh the park and
cltv improvements, and how the su
cess of the enterprise was brought
about.
Talk. "Our Now Vetera." by X E
New combe. I
T.tlk. "Llvln); for Ashland." j
Mrs i: D. llrlggs. prtsiuni oi m
Civic league.
Talk. "KKpamlo." Porter J. N'eff.
of Medford.
Solo by Mr. IUsor.
Talk, "The Ust Mile." b C M
Thomas ot Medford.
11 A llinshaw and W. H. Jenkins
made short talks.
Mrs. P. 8. Provost and Mr Itasor
rendered a dut-t.
Th visiting sneakers hlghlv com
plimented tho people of Ashland on
their progressive civle spirit hih
lias resulted In the development of
tbelr mlnerul sprluas. beautiful nat
ural park and the rebuilding of lb-,
hot-1 un.l lMdl.t.d a ureal future I
for tin in
ln.il.it . Hi- . ii .' '''h l'rf
In. n ' . t.i.rl I ..-"'
bled toniian too-. otcaMon to I .
spect tho hcope or the i.i odiiun.
fat irc or i lie Iioufi In all n arl. d
jjppointmriit'-, iiipirb and first-tias
In eer tmrtlculsr T-!n..-iuiu- ?.
Illunilniitliig features ' splendifer
ous "
The hotel as remodeled now con
tains ,i0 rooms, and 17 moio will be
added in the annex now under con
I struetlon Of the rooms thirty-one
I are equipped -nlth bath, while hot
land cold water are available In all
'of them. Furniture and fixtures
'throughout are of the very best. In
addition to the hotel proper, a bar
ber shop, Wells Fargo express office
manicure and hair dressing estab
llshment, realty officer and a law
garage will be housed under the main
roof and annex. Touilsts will tliut
bo enabled to avail themeles of all
those privileges on the rpot, and
most favorable comment has nliemlv
been heard from them In this re
spect. The cot of these notable Im
proteinents will bo over $.10,000
The) have been installed by Messrs
Peroizl and Owous, oVfncra of the
property, with the exception of $lsoo
of tho expense, which was donated
by citizens as n bonus and given gen
urously the amount asked haInt,
beon oversubscribed. J. W Dob
bins, a hotel man of wide experience
and formerly connected with clt)
hotels, also with the dlutiiK car serv
ice of leading rallwn) liuoe is the
leasee mid manager.
rirsl-CIiiMi llimtoh y.
Retrospective!) the Hotel Oregon's
name l-t associated with prominent
houset. throughout the slate, nnd at
the tlnu of Its erection, over a quar
ter of a century ago, it waa consld-
'CAM1LLE' A PICTURE WORTH SEEING. AT THE PAGE TODAY
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BLUE LEDGE ROAD
TO DEVELOP CI1Y
SA PORTLANDER
Ci'-ai Kimball 6uns
VJ.rrctjcjy- o v J
WORLD riLM -OITPOPATIOH'
'1 1" llulwe , who act uni)' mieil the
Port I nut busiiii-w nen's xeurinn
iiito the eastern Washington eiftintrv
it iUi-t of moiv trade, sniil it vas a
in m nieiit m hue with that ot' all en
t'ii uijf business centers in the
not (Invest nnd tin country Kenernllv
' verv aucceasful.
' It will rtwult in n branch line ot
railroad from the Goldondnle brunch
t the North llnnk line lo the Ynk
im i vallex," sniil Mr. Hulvver. "That
ill he another feeder for 1'ortlnnd.
1 1 will nlso serve to ilevelop nn ex
it ii ive region now prnrlicnllv un
lioiluetii' beciiuse of lack of trnns
iortntion fnetlilies, just n jour vnst
t rntotv in sottthoin Oregon and
northern Californin is lyiiiR ilormnnt
for the same reason.
"Your hue projoctod to lap the
en it linuiiiu ihstriet aoutli of Med
lord will transform tliis whole liuirue
river eimntrv in n luwinesa wny. It
will open the wny to briiiK to ou mil
lions of ilollnrw of eastern money Unit
im looking; for goad excuse lo invcHt
m the wl. Hut we must fir! show
it the opportunity nnd then help it to
ilevelop. It i nonsense, for piople to
-a.v t i lur meney: 'You muM '-ive us
positive asanrnueo of hijr re.urna or
we ran'l help j on.'
"This Miit of I'ovvnrdicc is the beR--
o vegot to Ret into ihe
ifff5r " ";-- wr- niiiiii i . - i. ii . mi..
o
tfiek Wemeit
For Forty Years Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Has Been
Woman's Most Reliable Medicine
Here is More Proof.
"Caiullle", fumntiH character Is fuller liistlficution for i tiibuiiasin.
beantlfull.v port i, i) d bj tiara Kim- The Htorv of Cnmllle" la so well
eiod not only tho largest and best ba'l Youiik, n Shubert feature, as known to eveiy one ilmt Ha lelallon gar's ritual
appointed public hoiiho In houtheru presentrd at the l'age theatre today, hero is it n necessary, so let It snffleo mtrae of progress nml kc! into it right.
Oregon, but rivalled any establish- Cnmllle la pronounced Miss Young's as a picture "Catnlllo" has been very i Portland wna n mossbnek town until
ment of tho kind south of Salem, "greatest success, ami allowing for the popular everywhere presented. it Marveil itself out. It became n
It was constructed by a syndicate or great number of "re-christened Cam-1 The Skuberta wore fortunato in begpnr. Personal pride linnlly loo..
enterprising local IiuhIiiosm uion illea, It remalneil for Clara Kimball securing a director of the French cued the locks on ita inonev deposits
among whom wote Dr. A C. Helms Young to bring out the full value of school, such as Albert Capellanl, to ami now it is bi'oonini it biisinenf.
and Messrs. Carter, Atkinson, Roper the famous eharntter In a superla-produce this subject; also In ratlin; metropolis. It in reaching for trade,
and (Inley. Its builder was an able lively rine performance It Is oasv j Paul Capellanl as Armnnd, and cer- "When Medford rendu out for
architect or that day and getieiallon to wax enthnslastli over an actress talnly both did much toward giving trade it will get it; nnd when it gets
named Scott. The site on which It o thoinught) accomplished In com- the drama a French atmosphere. it Porllnnd will reach mil for Med-
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htautls was secured fiom heirs or edy ot drama as Is MIhs Young, and
the l)r J. H. Chltwood estate, the at no lime In Hie p.iht has she given
doctor being the father-in-law of - -
C. II. Watson. The hotol'h first land
lord was Dr. Helms. Among others
who succeeded him in that capacitv
were Fred Fiedeiibiirg. II Reed,
John Conner, H. S. Saiiford. Walter
Conner. Mrs. i:. K. llrightmau, R. L.
llurdlc, Mrs Louise Conner and IM
Htaplus. At the time or Dr. Helms'
Incumbency ho was considered the
moHt enterprising booster or the
town, not oul) In hotel ciules, but
also In forwarding evvrv phaxe of
publli Improvonient
; This great film sensation starts at fords trade. It may or may not gel
tho l'age thealto todav it; tlml depends on how x 1 1 people
- i;:ii suae. - 9 down here look at it. Yo'ur hcadiin;
;l'iunmins jwuly about noon und ae- "lrWt for Humboldt bay is givinjr
eoinpnny them to Ashland, and brin ''"'""d business men omo eoneein.
them to Medfunl, where a recejUion "-Make Medford tho central busi
will be held in the Medfoid hotel nt '" H't fr your vnsl aouthern Or
7:1." p. 111. The Medford bnnd will 7" resources, prepare to develop
I mvompnny Ihe rty to the Natntor- ,'",," '.,ri"K ,,u' liinesS this wnv and
'mm. where the program will take ;vu". WI" " "Wn to oliihliMi a
n., . , . , i idiice nt 8 p. in., nnd till nntieipiile nu '"'"u'8 Penler here Dial will make
Thcie n ever.v u.d.eation of an im- j " ' nnu ",), 0,vgon proud."
iiiense audience at the 1'uiiiimiiih meet
uur nt the Nat lhursilnv evening
The loenl eommittee will
it ml Point hv auto and
'oratorical trent.
('. M. Thomas, eliairninn
I.meolu club, will ireside
egon proud
of the " ,,,,wt'r "ho came down from
Willmin ,,,,r,,'"' vesterdiij, will devote sev-
K to ten- jVnwter has been wvure.l for some ,,nl ,,n" " lokimr over the outh
meet the ,.u number. ,'r" ()r'K" urnspeel.
xrusurabean:
TtanMTTrr Yt -"- tu TftmmiirniTSTi VKtxrxjutnrmtwttm
(n) f ASK FOR and GET
HORLICK'S
THE ORIGINAL
; MALTED MILKc
Cbj jubstltoUi eet YOU w P-
Your
Buys
M
oney
Quality S
Coupons or premiums have
never been used as an induce
ment to smoke Prince Albert!
WrWsrMsliTsasWskw4MB LmwmLl
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aasaoaiio tsm
t M)m BURHinr. pipe ahd
M .tAnETTfi TOBACCO
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The corrcctncsK of our belief that
smokers do prefer quality rather than
premiums or coupons is proven by
the enthusiasm with which Prince
Albert pipe und cigarette tobacco has
been received throughout 'he civi
lized world' Premium, or loupons
have lever been ojjend as an 'uiu
mttit tu s tn uke it!
Neither national nor state restric
tions on the use of premiums or
coupons can in any way affect Prince
Albert's sale!
it is not to be wondered at that
when snio'ur coupler a choice of
tob.iccnv, their tastes based OH
quality iu-tantly turn them to
the national joy smoke
Prirtce Albert is wM btritth mi nierit. It
U a tobacco ot choice iu.ilit. ami nude l
an xelush patented process tluU dues tut out
bite and parch! It took three ears and a
fortune tu perfect that process so that unlay
every man with a desire to smoke a pipe or
roll Jti own cigarettes tun tin so without a
comeback, no nutter how tender ins tongue
or throat may he!
Your taste and satisfaction i proof that
Prince Albert qiulit) is more desirable than
coupons or premiums.
You buy Prince Albert everywhere tobacco
is sold, in toppv red ban, 5c; tid red tins, 10c;
handsome pound and half-pound tin humi
dors, and in that tine crystal-glass humidor
with sponge-moistener top that keeps the
tobacco in such perfect i ondition.
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Winston-Salem, N. C.
To women who are suffering from some form of
woman's special ills, and have a constant fear of breaking
down, the three following letters ought to bring hepe:
Not Ih Omndon, "Wis.- "Wlion I Avna 10 yoara
old I got uumied und nt 18 yoara I giivo birth to
twin and it loft hid with cry poor health. I could
not walk ncrosn tho lloor without having to sit
down to rent and It was haul for mo to koonalvout
and do niy woik. 1 wont to a doctor and lio told
nil" 1 had a diMplaconient and ulcer, and would
have to huvo an oiicmlion. TIiIh frightened mo ho
much tlml I did not know what to do. Having
hi'iiul of I.vdia K. I'iukham's Vogotulile Coniixiuttd
1 thought, 1 would give it a ttial and it uuido me tm
Wl'll n HVlMV I ntlllnl. U1V i.lliiltlrll III ttwiw ni 111..
ik. .1.1 i, ..;-,; ;: - : v .'-". ".'"..." "
i uiiujuih reiimuies. .virs. iavmh Asiuotr, Aonn eramlon, WW.
Testimony from Oldahoma.
. lAwton, Okla.'nien I hegan to take Lydia K. PlnklminV
voeetuti o Comixnind I jhhmiumI to lw gooil for nothing. I tired uuatlS'
and had hcadaclici much of tho tlmu and was Inogular. I took It again
liefoiv my littlo child wm bom and it did mo a wonderful amount of
good at thai time. I never fail to recommend l.jdia K. rinkhain'rt
Nogetahlo Compound to ailing wonii-n N't-atwo It Iiiih done wi much
for mo." JIi. A. L Jtct'.V8L.VNi), r00 llae ISt., liiwton, Okm.
From n Grateful Massachusetts Woman.
Uoxbury, lagH. "I was sniveling from IniLun
matiou and was examined by a physician who found
that my trouble wag caused by ti dlnplacoment,
.My Hymptoms weiv iKMirliig down palm, backache,
and NlugKlsh liver. I tried several kinds of nicdl
cine; then I m asked to try Lydia Ii lnkham'rt
Vegetable (.'ompouiid. It has cured mo and I am
pleased to Ihj hi my usual good health by uhIiir It
and highly recommond It." :.Irs. IJ. M. Omiood,
1 IlaynoH Park, Itoxbury, Jlass.
If you want siicclal mlvlco write to r,yillulS55L2EiS25:
11. IMulclinni Icdlcluo Co. (coiillileiitliill hvnn. IHiisn. Viiur
letter will biMipeneil, read und answered b a woman and held
In strict confidence.
HI
No. si'nr,
itcroiiT or Tin t'ovniTiov or
The Medford National Bank
At Meilfonl, In tlu 8tln of OroRiin, nt the close of IiiisIiiobm on Mnjr 1, J&iC;
HKaOUItCI8
Loans Mini illsroimts . .. .
ArritptsiicPH of utliHt- Imuks illnoouiilwl . .. .
Total tonus .
Ovorilrsfls. uiisecuieil
17. 8. Ho ii ils deposlttHl to H!ure clrculntloii (par
VHIlH'l
.tSRMOl.'JG
S.tSO.OO
SS9l.9SI.9r,
S.fOC.UG
ioo.o6e.se
4sso'.oo
I'reiiiliiiu on ('. S. bonds
Totsl I. K liomls
Ilomls other (linn l ii. bimils jltilHl to sMr
l' H. iotl ssvlnsk deposits (,000.00
Itomls Mnd scciirlllttN liledged as collateral for
stain or other uVpostt (postal ftxclttttal) er
bins im ship s.ooe.so
itacurltlfs other than I'. H. bo mis (Hot IitclmlliiK
liiK stocksi owiieil uiiildaHt IS,0St.tl
Totsl IhiiiiIs. Hi'i'uillls, (tr. . .
HithM rlptlon to stork of Kmiirul Hsn IUmk .. T.S0S.S0
ls amount uiuiald I.TftO.BI
Valui of hsnklns hoiMti ... 4S,$90,SQ
I'Miilty In hankliiR Iiouko
rnriiUurt' and filurts . .
It oh I stat owned othor than htMtklug house . .
N'tit amount due from Federal Unserve Usnk .. ..
Net amount due from aiiprareil reserve agent: in
LN'ow York, Chicago and St. Iouls 41,216,84
Net amount duo from approved reserved saents
In other reserve flties 10S,00I.$$
Net amount due from hanks and bankers (l)ier
than Included above)
KxrhanRits for rleurlns; house
Outside rhcikh nnd other cash Items cST.IO
I'rartlonsl rurr'iir, nickels ant cents SIS.S-i
Notes of other nntlonal banks
Coin and certificates
Redemption fund with I'. g. Treasurer sw4 dua
from I' B. Treasurer
I.IABIUTIBI.
Capital stock paid In
Surplus fund
Undivided profits 1S.SS? SI
I,Hi current expenses, interest and Uses paid I,I83.SI
Clr uniting notes ouistandina
JilvldendH unpsld
In inn nd Depesits:
Individual deHalts cuhject to check
CirtlfliateR of deposit due in less than 30 rtav
Ctrl ltl d ihks
( axhl. t'n iiui'i.K outstanding
I'oNial savlnKM deposits
Mtate. count) or other municipal deposits secured
Total demand deposits . . 3SO.tSS.3U
Time Depesits:
Certificates of deposit
Other time deposits
lotalof time deposits . l:,iSS.TS
iei.sio.oo
as.ias.i3
S.TS0.0O
n.sie.oo
S.0BS.0O
It.OSS.OO
l!.S91.!i
iM.ais.so
sos.sx
4.S98.TS
StS.CS
1.1 16.00
S I.SSS.55
s.sie.oo
fTli,Slt.TO
f 190,000.00
S8.S00.0O
T.SSJ.I1
100,000.00
11.80
:SI,IT.S
t5.is.si
sos.oo
.is
S.IT0.00
8,000.00
!,tl,S0
S,lfl.lS
inaoitvTd
Total ..
State ot Oreton, County of Jaakwa, ss..
1, John ti Orth. cashier of the bovenams4 baak. A Mlemaly asaar
that ilte above statement la true lo the beat of my knowledge a4 oaMaf.
JOHN g. ORTH. Cashier.
Hiibscrlbed and awora la before me this lotb day of Uny, UlS.
u. w. itOHKRTS. xotary lubMe,
M commission expires September il, 11.
Correst -Attest-J
A PKItUY,
.1 K WOUTM.iN',
r li MKUKICK,
Directors
w" Hajjj
Stnrt the -Day Pwight
ACORN BRAND BACON FOR BREAKFAST
Eud a sucf estsf ul day with our succulent, spicy HAM.
All the leading stores in the valley carry our products.
Wo Pay Highast Prices for Cattle, Sheep and Hogg.
IIKilltSj MUiKKT I'KH'K I'Olt (M)I,
CENTRAL POXWT PACKING -CO)
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