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Medford " ' " ' ' ' " SOCIETY UNE THIRD SECTION (.: t f i--rf FORTIETH YEAR. MEDFORD, ORKCiON, SUNDAY, MARCH 5, 1911. tfo. 29G. ir WEEK'S HAPPENINGS IN MEDFORD SOCIAL CIRCLES dka V EL i i gin rtn , wSV fw5 J? ? t' r r r Now that the country roads art again In good condition, and motoring la possible, every advantage is being taken to get In the country. Many women In the valley drive their own cars and are able to repair the minor accidents which are bound to occur, such as repairing a puncture ir cleaning spark splugs, without the ii si I st nitre o "mure man," and each Benson sees new members added to the list. . A very enjoyable party was given at the home of Mrs. J. A. Perry Thursday afternoon. The hostesses were Mesdames Perry, Hlwood, tloble and Shearer. Pink carnations and ferns were effectively used for deco rations. Five hundred was plnyed during the afternoon, after which elaborate refreshments were served. Mrs. Carl Webb won the first prize, a handsome cut glass nappy, and Miss Naylor had second prize, a cut glass salt and pepper set. Those present were: Mesdames II. N. Butler, York, nickerson, Ilargrnve, Schermerhorn, Morrison, MeOowan, Scott Davis, Antic. Purdln. O'Brien, Orr. 13d Trowbridge, John Butler, (Jerlg, Woodford, Oaddls, Howard, Barneburg, Pottlnger, Hodge, Holmes, Nicholson, .1. Wright, Strang, George Davis, Leon Ilnskins, Piatt, Kentnor, Kidd, Gill of Winnipeg, Can., Carl Webb of Portland, Misses Weoks, Porter, Banks, Hasklns, Naylor and Snedlcor. The regular monthly meeting of the Greater Medford club was held Mon day afternoon In the clubrooms. The attendance was very large and a con siderable amount of business was brought before the club. Dr. Porter offered the club a col lection of 500 birds, provided the club had them mounted, which offer wns accepted. Sevoral committees woro appointed to Investigate some of the city ordi nances on sanitary measures and if possible to havo the mayor enforce them. A cleanup dny for the city was suggested, In which all would do their share. A committee was appointed to In vestigate the cost of maintaining a room or wnrd In the new hospital. The pictures which were bought for the schools by the art exhibit given last fall have arrived and they will be framed and presented to the schools as soon as possible. The Wednesday Bridge club met with Mrs. Antic last week. Mrs. Schormorhorn, with the highest score, was the winner of the club pin until the next meeting, which will be with Mrs. Uarneburg. The Elks held their annual election of officers In their now quarters in the I. O. 0. R building Thursday night. The "I.endahands" met with Miss Frances Heath Wednesday evening at T:;iu o'clock. The New Oregon Fish and Game Commission The text of the law pn'' lllu recent sessiou of tliu lcgislatuic civ-, Ming a fUh nnd giimo commission lo( supercede the statu board "f i'-'M commissioners and to have charge I of both irHiiio and f"U interests of the state, appoint iw0 n"lei' wal"! dens and provide for the better pro- lection of fih and game and iion gaine bird, i- as follews: j Section 1. There shall be and w hereby created a state board of tisb and game commissioners which shall, consist of five member, each "' whom -hull be a citizen and iv-nlcit , ..t the state of Oregon; and two "f -aid membejs shall be rc-ideiit- ot that part of Oregon east "t ih' ( '' i.idt- mountain; four ot -aid ment- First Half of Taft's Adminstration WASHINGTON, U. C March 1. -At uoou today the first half of Pres idem Taft' term as president earn to an owl. With it aUo the republi can const-Ms alerted with Uim ended, and during the net two years Tait will have to fight for hi leyi-lalic 1'iogruin with a eongres- wl.o-e lower house is strongly democrat!''- In the light of this man) i " -(inns today believe thut so i ' legislation is concerned the cot tive period of the adniiiitrut.. - d.il aud that duni g the i -' i.... vcars few ot llu I. u- in- f' Miss Sarah HUey entertained Tues day afternoon at the homo of her aunt, Mrs. Dennlston, In honor of Miss Lottn Luke, whose marriage oc curs this month. Each guest gave the honor guest a written wish, which was presented to her with a white carnation. Bridge was played and Miss Hance,' with tho highest scote, won a gold pin. The guests were: Misses Lottn ' Luke, Phoebe Hance, Mildred Ware, Madge Ulddoll, Hazel Davis, Bess Kentnor, Bertha English, Gertrude Trelchler, Laura Trelchler, Fern Jer ome, Misses Cox, Mrs. Mathews. ' A most elaborate luncheon was giv en by Mrs. II. C, Kontner and Mrs. W. T. York at the homo of the for mer Saturday a week ago. There were two tables, and Jonquils were the decorations. An eight course luncheon was served, during which the Nash orchestra played. The guests were: Mesdames Nicholson, W. II. Brown. Ed Warner, Plckel. Vawter, Budge, Carey, English, Knight, Page, Street, AUord, Merrick and Nye. The F. F. club wns entertained by Mrs. Daniels Tuesday. Two dainty little bags were mado by Mrs. Har mon (who Is still confined to her room), and presented to those having the highest score. Mrs. E. B. Davis and Mrs. Dunlop, who was substitut ing for Mrs. Harmon, were tho lucky ones. The substitutes were Mrs. Heath, Mrs. Nye and Mts. Dunlop. The Monday Bridge club was en tertained by Mrs. Conro Flero at her charming country homo Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Stokes, with the highest score, won a beautiful rook wood vase. The substitutes were Mrs. A. E. Keames, Mrs. Munger and Miss Put nam, Mrs. Keames entertains tho club this week. Tho Missionary society of the Pres byterian church will meet with Mrs. English at her homo on South Oak dale Tuesday afternoon at 12:30 o'clock. Tho Thuisday Brldgo club was en tertained by Miss Mildred Ware, last week, with a bridge luncheon. Mrs. E. B. Davis Is spending the weok-end as the guest of tho Hub bards on Millionaire Kow. Mrs. Perkins returned last week from the east, whoro she has boon spondlng the winter. Tho "Londahands" gavo a vory protty dance at the Nat Tuesday eve ning. Mrs. Mahlon Purdln ontortalned n few friends Informally Thursday ovo uing. bcrs shall be appointed by the gov ernor (no more than two of whom shall bo of the unmo political party), one of suid members shall servo fori one year, one for two years, one for three years and one for four years,1 or until their successors shall have been nppointed and qualified, and when suid uccossor skull havo been appointed and qualified, he shall serve fr a term of four year. The fifth member of the wiid state board' of fish Hiid game commissioners shall be selected by tho said four members and shall serve for u term ol onei year, or until hi successor shall have been selected and qualified. The uid xtatc board of lib and game coiu inisMonoi -hall, a- -'" a appoint--c.l. and iiui uall ili-ivaiter. meet a'id orL'aiiiz' bv th" clc-tioii of a ch.tii-' ident bus urged will be enacted. Daring the first two yeurs of the administration, which begun with an extra session, much of the Taft pro gram was carried out. The most im imrtnut of the measures wa the I'a.Mie-Aldneh tariff bill provided for at the extra session und which is held largelv resnoi.sibir fr th detn'J cratic viclorv hi-t November. tnlur inc. -iiis ad.'pi.'l sin. e ' ' - r . .i .i .i' II... 1U' '1 ' ' i. i. int. r-l.ite .i. amerce i .,tiiiiu-iii. A i -" .-.. '- A Few of the There are mere rutomoblles In a of 10,000, theie are over 40p autos r own and drive their own motor cars a Mrs. Harry Tuttlo ontertnlned her Sunday school girls of tho allptlst church with a dlnne'r party. Mrs. Tuttlo entertains each month with a birthday party. This month the hon or guests were Misses Olive Johnson, Lottie Parker and 11a Kawllngs. The table was prettily decorated In ferns and cropo paper, and the birth day cake had green cako cnndles, car rying out the color scheme of green In honor of St. Patrick. About 2 0 young ladles woro pres ent and a most enjoyable evening was spent. Information hnB been received from Portland that It may bo possible to get the Imperial Russian Symphony orehostru lido mmu lliuo tu May. A program could be arranged so that tho Choral society could take part, and Join with the choral so cieties of the valley In having a music festival at that time. The Russian Symphony is ono of the finest or chestras In tho country and If It Is secured for Medford all music lovers will havo a troat. Tho production of "Fra Dlavolo" under the auspices of the Iks will bo given Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. The best talent of Medford Is In the cast and a first (lass show will be presented. man and secretary, and shall hold semi annual meeting at the state capitol or Portland, and at such o'her tiuiOK nnd places as it may deem necessary and proper. Three mem bers of said stute board of fish and ynine commissioner shall constitute a quorum and shall have full (Miwer to transact any and all business which rnry come before said state board of fish and game commis sioners. Section 2. The members of the said state board of fish and guiiic onininisioner shall receive no com pensation for their sen ices as mem ber thereof, except a Mr diem of for each member of said board tor eei y i!ii t lu t -aid board is in actual - s-ion in the di charge of In- dutie-. 'flic total inn to be dniwii b c.i ! Comes to an End Statehood for Arisoua and Net Mexico. Submission to the states of a con stitutional amemUneat for an income lax. Publicity of campaign contributions at national aud congressional elec tions, I j The authorisation of a fcJO.OoO.000 . I bond issue to complete existing im-. gat ion projects. ! An act creating the bureau ofi nine. An aet providing for the fortifies ioii of the Panama causl. ThK creation of the Appalachian- Wli lc luulllit.illl lili-t I' -'I.e. Many Medford Ladies Who Drive Their Own Autos ml around Medford than In anv city In the world In proportion to population, ogistered. TIUb number will be Increased by at Uast 100 the coming season, ml each year bccb tho lfumbor of foinalo chauffeurs Increasing. The "Lendalmnd" club gavo a very protty dance at tho Nat Tuesday eve ning. About 3ft couples wore present. Punch was served during the ovonlng. Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Kentnor, Mr. and Mrs. Crosswoll and Mr. and Mrs. Wil liamson chaporonod tho party. About a hundred former residents of Ohio, coming from various points In Koguo Ulvor vallsy, colebrated Ohio's Admission day Wednesday at Ashland. An Interesting Informal program was given and dinner was served at Grand Army hall. Miss Jueuuess Butler left Saturday uioriilntc for Portlnnd. where she will spend several weeks as tho guest of her sister. Mrs. Doiisy, who has boon visiting her daughter. .Mrs. Joint But ler, accompanied her as far as liar risburg. As a rotui'ii to the members of the Chanticleer club, the young ladles of the younger sot gave a most enjoyable "shirt waist" dunce at tho Nat Thurs day ovonlng. Mrs. Luko. Mrs. Den nlston and .Mrs. English chaperoned. tho party. Miss Itutli N)o will entertain the Junior Bible class of tho Presbyterian church Saturday afternoon, March 11. 1 Law j& member of said board on said ac count in mi)' one year shall not e eeed the sum of one hundred dol lars; and the members of said bouid shall also be allowed their necessary expenses. All oceoimtM for expen ditures made or incurred pursuant to tlie provisions of this act shall be audited uud approved by suid state buurd of fish and game coin missioneis before presentation to the secretary of state. Section 3. Said stute bourd of fish and game commissioners, or a majority thereof, shall have full jKiwer and authority to enforce nil luws of the state of Oregon resjM'ci injj tho protection, preservation mil propagation of fislf, game animaU. game and non-game birds within thU state. Thov shall bue the ex JZ? Kutifieation by the senate of the new treaty with Japan. An at to prevent white slavery. Policing urged by the executive which have, failed of enuctineut i'i oludes Kefoim of judicial procedure to hasten final detenninatiou of liligu tlon. The liaoinatoion of the use of ihe injauetion, Ship subsidy. Aside from the laws etiucted and urged the admiui irutloo has been marked by unuiual events. For the first tlma In vin-- rji.,),li..n" ,.,,. gl'c-, j, suiictihil ii a deiimi il,. Tho marriage of Mr. James II. Gray of Eureka, Kan., to Miss Lota Wal lace was solemnized at tho bride's home Wednesday evening, tho Kov. A. A Holmes officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Gray loft Thursday for Eureka, where they will reside. Tho Ladles' Aid society of tho Pros bytorlan church met In tho reading looms Tuesday, .Tim nfjLflrnuon was spent In sewing for the Easter bazar. Berreshuients were served by Mes dames Wat ner, Mai sit and Ten, Dr. and Mrs. C. It. Kay eutertalnod nt luncheon at the Nash Grill Wednes day. Their guests were Mrs. Mundy, Ming .Mabel My, Walter Mttudy, j Frank and Charles Kay. Mrs. II. C. (Centner eutertalnod with a luncheon Tuesday. Tho In vited guests were: Mosdames Wood ford. W. II. Brown, Daggett, Folder, Vilas and Miss Hubbard. Mr. and Mrs. II. (J. Lumsdon re turned last week from southern Cal ifornia, where thoy have boon spend ing the winter. Mrs. IS. M. Lumsdeu is still in .os Angeles. Mr. ...ul Mrs. vVIIllnm Budge will move to their new lesldcnce this week 1 t 102 Newtown street. Protection of Industry ancl Sports clusive power to exix'iid and disburse all funds of the stale of Uregou no quired for the protect ion, p reserva tion or propi'gHtiou of fish and game, ami arising from statu appropria tion, licenses, gifts, or otherwise; mid they i-hnl have full xwer and nutlioritv to condemn und dispose of ull- projierty owned by the state of Oregon and u-e for the protect io i, or propagation of fish and game, which shall have been found to be of no further use or nltte to the slate, and shall turn over the pro ceeds' arising therefrom to the proper fund. Kuid stato bourd of fish and I game foiiiuii-sioucr shall have full 1 nver and authority to u so much I of aid stale fuinN as mav be ncces Ktrv for in acqiu .iiiou of lands, 'water I mill- and i ,i -cineiit -, mid What Has Been Accomplished for the Nation inujorily. A new noii-parlisun move for gov ernment for nnd, bv the people with out a party boss ha had inception und growth. A bitter squabble over the conser vation of natural rcsouices begun which resulted in serious charges uguinst Hecreturv of the Interior IM linger and the -umin.iiv dismissal of Clifford PiuHiot, Im torester, Hul lingor was whitev ' .i by a con gressional conuni' a lengthy itivestigutioq, bv ' ' rt was l lowed to die ing to a Voti' iff ,mi il', -- Ko.ir in a in. a. Ii i "I lie IplCIII' With an estimated population Many ot tho Medford women Miss BeB Koritnor ontortalned for Miss Lottn Luko, Friday afternoon. The affair was a surprlso to Miss Luko and was u "kitchen shower" for tho brido-to-l.o. Miss Lottn Luko entertained Infor mally a few frlonds Friday afternoon, at which tlmo she announced her com ing marriage, which will occur March Colonel and Mrs. Frank Kny of New York city, aecompnnlud by Mrs. Hay's daughters, arrived nt Gold Tiny last Tuesday lor a inontu's visit. Thes F. I. L. will meet In the church parlors Tuesday evening. Miss McKay and Mr. Goodrich hava charge of the program. Mrs. WlllluTii Budgo euturlnlued at luncheon Monday. Her guests woro Mrs. T. E. Daniels, Mrs. Purdln and Mi'H. Curoy. Mr. 2. A. Towhull of Sealtlo nr rlved In Medford Friday to spend a few days with his sister-in-law, Mrs. Carey. Dr. . .1 Mrs. J. F. Uedil;. .-.lied on the "1.1181(1111111" last Wednesday for Europe. They expect to bo away at leiiHt a month. . I oilier property; and for the const rue lion, maintenance, oMrutiou uud re pair of fish hatcheries and other means and appliances for the protec tion and propagation of fish and guiile in the state of Oregon; provid ed, however, (hut the moneys at any time in the game protective fund and in the hatchery funds shall be kept sejMirulo and apart mid shall be used only for the respective purposes for wliieh said fund were created. They shall upiMiint uud exercise control over, and shall fix the salaries and expense f the state game and for estry warden and of the master fish warden uud all their clerks ami dep uties, and hull have power to remove any of said officer-, cleiks or dep uties lor guild and siilficieut cause. Section I. All the right-, power-, court have been named and a former asoeiute jut tie hus been elevated to the chief justiceship. Two big trust busting suits started under the Sherman anti-trust law during ihe Uoosevelt Administration have been carried to the supremo court. A uew program of economy in gov ernmental finances has been insti tuted. An ut tempt on the turt of the gov ernment to sue u New York news paper for libel failed. Kuits under the Sherman law have 't'-r. .1..1U..1 iiKniost the bath tub iiu-t, the window gl.ntf tni'jt (decid A pleasant ovent took place Sat urday afternoon nt the home of Ifrs. Al Young', it lining her daughter Loins thirteenth birthday. Also her little friend Dollie Parker's. Tho girls wct'o charming little hostosos. The afternoon was well spoilt with games loo numerous to mention after which a beautiful luncheon wns sorved. Those present were: Winefred Clancy, Sharlotte Thoy, Murgarelc Hoy, Lorn Davis, Lottie Parker, Manic Hammond, Oeorgie Hrobeek, flu limbeck, Mary Prown, William Ilrowu. Nnynii Seely, Fay Kunnbergcr, William Wnnnborgor, Dorus Toinn.", Kdim Ilarr, Lulu Dur fce, Mrs. T. Dorr, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. MolTott. A pro-sonilnnr class has lately been formed under the direction of Mrs. Edwin Parsons. Tho subject for dis cussion will bo "Esthetics In Litera ture and Art." As Mrs. Parsons' hus taken this course at Ann Arbor, she Is a most competent director. The class meets every Thursday morning with Mrs. Parsons. Tho members of the class are Mesdames John Hoot, P. M. Jnnnoy, English, Dennlston, C. M. Kldd, Klrby Mlllor, Porter Nert ami Miss Emily Jnnnoy, Tho Eastern Star will hold a social evening Wednesday. Mrs. McGow- an Is chairman of the commltteo on arrangements and following Is tho commlttee: Mr. nnd Mrs. O'Brien, Mr. nnd Mrs. Williamson, Mr. and .Mrs. Ben Gnrnott, Dr. and Mrs. Har gravo, Mrs. Edith Orr, Miss Edna El fort, Mi1. McGowan. Mr. nnd MrB. Mahlon Purdln en tertained Informally nt cards Monday evening In honor of Mrs. Gill of Win nipeg, Can. Tho Invited guests, be sides the honor guest, woro Dr. and Mrs. Hargrave, Mr. and Mrs. Gua Newbury, Mr. and Mrs. Lawlor, Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Holmes nnd Mr. and Mrs. O'Bricu. . . Dr. and Mrs. C. It. Ray, Miss Ma bid Ray, Krai 'c Ray and Charles Ray roturncd Tuesday from Lea Ar isles. Mrs. nnd Miss Ray havo visited In Chicago and vicinity slnco their de parture six weeks ago and woro mot In Los Angeles by Dr. Bay and sons. Miss Juno Earhart loft last wook for Chicago, where sho will take a post-graduate course In ;i hospital thore. I). F. Halo loft Tuosday on an ox tended eastern trip. II. G. King will no In charge of tho Halo music houso during his absence. Tho Wednesday Study club moots with MrB. Vawtor this wook. Mrs. J. M. Root Is la charge of tho program. Mrs. S. K. Knight of Eugouo Is vis iting friends In Medford. Mr. Ira Dodge returned last week from a trip to Portland. (Continued on Page !2.) Out of Politics and duties heretofore grunted to cr imposed upon the board of fish (Him missioiiui'H of this stiitu shall be uud are hereby imposed upon and shall accrue to said statu board of fish and game commissioner, and said bomd of fish commissioners i hereby abol ished. Section 7s. The powers nnd ditliM heretofore by law conferred upon and delegated to the muster fish war den ami the stute gjuuo and forestry wurileu of tlti stute shall reuiiiin in such offices; subject, however, to lliu siqiervision uud control pf said slats bourd of fish uud gmuo ciuumisslon ors. Section 0. All other nets or parts of acts in contlii't with any of the provisions of this act are herohy repealed. ed in favor of the government), Uw cotton trust, the Great lttkes Towing comjiauy, the sugar trust (victory for the government), the Southern Wholesule Grocery oowbuiu, btttti' and egg trust (won y thu govern ment), the brick trust, the electrical trust and the Kentucky nightridars (won by the government). A gen eral move ou the part of the rail rouds to increase rates va blocked by theinterisatc commerce cotimus sion. Since In- i . iiiiir, itio,, Pi'iMtlint Tuft III- ll.lVl'lit .Ippl'l'MIILlll'lV .' 1. - 000 miles, a new record lor pruidi..i ti.il junUcliiiij. I i i,