Medford Mail Tribune
SECOND
SECTION
FORTY-FIRST YEAR.
MEDFORD, OK HO ON, SUNDAY, APRIL 16, 1911.
No. 21..
Easter Sunday Services at the Medford Churches
society
Kxultnnt songs of praise and triumph
will atlse In RlorloiiH accord Hosier
morning In nil of the Medford churches,
In celebration of the resurrection. Hvery
church hns planned an elaborate pro
gram.
rirt Baptist Church.
The large chorus choir, augmented by
an orchestra, will render appropriate
music nt both the regular church serv
ices Sunday. At the eenlng service the
last scenes connected with Christ's life
on enith will bo depleted In song. The
choir will bo under the direction of For
lest ndtneades, Mrs. Hverett Marsh, nc
ccompanlst. Mr. Whotsel will also as
sist. Thu order of evening service at
S p in. will bo ns follews: Voluntaiy,
oichestra; Invocation, Hev. Holmes,
fiuurtot, "'TIs Midnight"; burltone rec
itation, "Now Trom the Sixth Hour",
iiaitet, "I-'oiglvo Them"; baritone reclt,
"Tlie Death of Jesus; prner, Hev.
Holmes; quaitct, "Oh Sacrod Head, Now
Wounded"; duet, "Mary at thu Tomb";
chorus, "Christ Is Hlsen"; offertory,
sopiano solo, Miss Menrs; chorus,
"Awake Up, My Glory": tenor solo, "Ho
sannn." Mr. Whetsol; chorus, "Hat It, Ten
Thousand Harps", nlto solo, hymn,
"Christ the Lord Is Hlsen"; baritone
reclt., "The Abcensloii"; chorus, "Un
fold Vo Portals", hymn, "Golden Harps
Ale Sounding", benediction, postlude, or
chestra. Christian Science,
usual services will be held at
The
WEEK'S HAPPENINGS
The past week has been unusuall
quiet, on account of It being holy Week,
hut with the passing of Lent and the
coming of Raster society will tuko on
new life.
Notwithstanding the Inclement weath
er a huge numbur of the ladles' Aid
society of tho M. R. chinch met Wednes
day In the basement of the church. Rul
ing the temporary absence of the piesl
dent, .Mis. Steep, the flist vlce-piesldent,
pieslded. Much business wns transact
ed and It was decided to continue tho
Satin clay market, as n neat sum Is real
ized each week fiom these sales, which
helps to swell tho building fund. It Is
hoped tlmt each member will rally to the
aid of this work, ns the help of each one
is needed, nnd "In union tliero Is
strength," and this Is the critical time,
when so much depends upon each one
doing her utmost for this worthy cause.
A full attendance Is deslied at the next
meeting, Apill 19, In the basement of the
chinch.
The Rastetn Star held a most suc
cessful "social session" Wednesday
About 100 people weie pieseut and it
splendid musical piogiam was given and
after whloli a geneially good time was
enjoyed by all present Delicious rc
lioshmcnls were served during the even
ing. The committee In chat go vv en
Mrs M L. Alfoid, chaliman. Mesdames
Woodfonl, Risenhnrt, Sluing, Isaacs,
Nye, Green and Miss Agnes Isaacs.
Messis M L. Alford, Shield, Kentnrr,
White, Gieen and Nye.
A11-.S Mary Deuel entertained at her
home on South Oakdale, Thursday
evening,
Mrs. A. A. Holmes spent the week In
Kugono attending tho convention held
there.
The Monday Afternoon
dlil not meet last week
Hrldgo club
Mr Rdgur Hnfer spent the week in!
Portland I
Mr ami Mrs Cluwles Ilnzelilgg expect
How Uncle Sam
WASHINGTON. April 15 Almost
over since there has been a national
tltsssury, them has been ut least one
"watch dog" guarding It
1'HUally the "watchdog" bus hen a
member of the lower house of emigre.
who Mppmprtuted tho Job and gave evi
dence of his vigilance by knocking
tiom tlie appropriation bills all Items
iuoi easing the demand on the treasury
Officially, theae guardians are not iec
ogiiUed Hut there U an "official watchdog"
He In appointed by I'ncle Sum to keep
an eye on the expenditure of the gov
ernment, everywhere, day and night,
whether oongrese Is In session or not.
Unlike the others, this guardian la su
preme No one lias ever been known to
yet a tdngle ienny out of thetrtsuhirry
In the face of his dltutppioval
ThU iKTfcon, who. veto may not Ue
reversed even by the president of the
United States. Is to 1m found from 9 un
til 1:10 o'clock In a modest little room
on the aecond floor of the treasury de
partment His name U I. O Trace-
well, and hl official title Is "Comptrol
ler of the Treasury " i
Trttewell waa once a county lawy--r
For year he emulated Demosthenes
before county magistrates, and at times
before circuit Judget Then he was tent
to congress, and in the oourae of events,
flnaJly became a "hunt duck" That'
was in UT The same year. President
MelCinley cast his eye over the country'
looking for a new occupant of the eomp-j
iroller'a office, which had been over
hauled and completely reorganised
short time before He offe-red ti - post
t Tide. , II wlo lCO pi. I It .Mill liuS
I- n n 1 1 j I t . i . it
f - i i i I . , i i, I n,i t . t '
the Christian Science church. North Oak
dale. William Isaacs will sing "The
Crucifix" (Fuure), Mrs. Isaacs Accompanying.
At St. Mary's Church, South Oakdal.
Hev. Father Van Clarenbeck. Mass
will he held at 10-30 a. tn. Hofewlg's
mass will bo sung, nlso Gounod's "Snnc
tus." The special music will bo n solo
by Miss Katherlnn Murphy, "Ring Out
Vo Hells"; n quartet, "Heglna Colli," by
Miss Martha Hear. Mis. Krause, Mr
Wrillam Miller and Mr. Heaullenu; vio
lin solo, by Miss Irene Sullivan.
Miss Sullivan will accompany In the
mass. Tho church will be elaborate!)
decorated. A cordial lnvltntlon Is ex
tended to everyone. Henedlctus will be
given In the evening.
Christian Church, Sixth and Ivy Streets.
Hev. Matlock, pastor, will have spe
cial music at both morning and uvenlng
services. Morning servlce: Hymn, "Jo
to the World"; prayer; communion; an
them by choir, "Jesus Chtlst Is Hlsen
Today"; offertory; piano solo. Mis
Jones; duet, "Hark. Hark, My Soul,"
Mrs. Qulsenberry nnd Mrs. Frank Httr
gess; reading of tho lesson; anthem by
choir, "How Down Thlno Har"; sermon,
anthem by choir, "1.1ft Your Glad
Voices."
Evening service: Hymn by congrega
tion; prayer; anthem by choir, "Now
Let the Gnte of Zlon Ring';: offertory,
quartet by Mr. nnd Mrs. Dave Day and
Mr and .Mrs. Fred Day; solo, Miss Maud
Jones, sermon; anthem by choir, "Wo
Shall Sleop but Not Forever."
to leave Medford In tho near future. Mr
Haelrlgg leturned Inst week fiom San
Francisco, where he hns completed ni
langements for an IS weeks' vaudeville
tour for Mrs. Haelrlgg, Mr. Guuson nnd
himself Mr. A. C. Hingess will Hinting"
the Medford theater dining the absence
ot Mr. Hnzelrlgg.
William T. Llndley and Miss Dela May
Cleer weie man led Tuesday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Marsh
on Not tb Centinl avenue. Hev. A. A
Holmes of the First Raptlst church offi
ciated. Mr. and Mrs. Llndley niu spend
ing their honeymoon In California and
will return to Medford In a fow weeks.
Mr. and Mis. M. M. Taylor of Oregon
stieet entertained lit "500" Tuesday
night. Their guests were: Mr. nnd Mrs
Louis I'lrlcli, Mr. and Mrs. Hany Luy.
Mr. and Mis. Renjamln Collins, Mr. and
.Mrs. Kiaune, Misses Collins, Isabelle
Collins, and Palmer, Messrs. Wilson, I'ei
cy Wells and Frank Shnw.
The Women's Missionary society of
the Presbvtery of southern Otegon will
hold their annual meeting Wednesday.
Api 11 111 at Woodvllle. A full attend
ance of memhcis is desired The ladles
lire requested to take the 8 o'clock train
and spend the dav there.
Mis. Scott Davis. Mis. McGowan, Mis
Houck, Mrs. Tiowbildgo ami Miss Weeks
entertained the fi00 club at the home of
Mis. Davis Filday night.
A delightful leunlon wns held nt the
home of S. C. Collins In Sams Valley
last week, when nil members of the
Collins family, numbeilug 32, weio pres
ent. Dr. nnd Mrs. Trneey are the guests of
thulr daughter, Mrs. If. C. Kentnor.
Mr Clnrence Met leer
from Rugene
leturned Friday
The Oreatei Medford club will give an
Informal reception and musical, in the
club looms at the Nat," Widmsday af
ternoon. April lUth All of the ludl. s
Keeps Raiders
dlvldiials those who have tried nnd
fulled to get inonev awa from the gov
ernment who will decline that Comp
troller Tiaccwell seems to think quit
as much or n nickel that belongs to
I'ncle Sum as he does or his right eve
Tiacewell consilium this ciltlclsm a
compliment
Personally there Is little about tin
man to suggest the fact that his cimf
official! occupation Is squashing can
fully preisireil plans to wheedle dollais
out of tho tteasuiy vaults. Hi looks
ulmost "easy" n leallty, he Is unv thing
else Occasionally he has ! n known
official occupation Is squashing SI lit
to ieerse one of his own decisions l's
ually, however, when hn bus signed bis.
name to one of his official Judgments
that is the end of it fur all time
And the only way to get around that
declscion Is to have congress imss a
tqieclul appropriation which to say the
least Is rather difficult.
Sometimes the comptroller has to deal
with questions Involving hundreds of
thousands of dollars. Again the sum
may total only u few cents. In either
Instance the procedure la the same.
i
Tracewell consults scores of volumln-1 lug for work since the day of her ai
oua law hooks. Then he shuts himself j rival. living unable to aecure employ-
up In his ot floe for several minutes, or I ment and worrying over the matter Isi been torn up for . mains and the load
hours, as the case may be, of deep study. thought to be the cause of her fainting! way la full of ihuck holes which villi
Finally he calls a stenograpner and be- this morning j require work with u pickand ahovel to
gina to dictate. The lady has several children but la fill them up
He bites out hie words, and once start- unable to bring them heie aa she la In
ed, there Is rarely any pause until the i very poor elrimusianct s i First Ohurgh of Christ, Scientist.
declaian hae been finished. I'aually.
too the decision covers many pa am of
typewriting, every phaae of the law be
ing explained In detail Invariably the
final eeiiit-nte reads either "the clatm
Will I" .llleiMld ' or
, I
the llano
lei II W
Is difc-
k t
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-'m.
The members Of the Chilstian church
choir ale Sopinnos Mis Qulscuhui)
Mis Fied Dn Misses Ueitha l'leice
Hester Cnd.v, Stella Schiller, I.ulu Duf-
fee, IMIth Ilaker, Mrs. F. I, Hurgess;
nltos, Mesdames D W Ia, Hankei,
Haker, Mlscbler, Miss Wilson, tennis,
John Day. Fred !a Chit euro. Pierce
and Roswell bass I) W Jn Mischler
C, 1J. Fierce ami I.eonaid Robinson Mis
Jones, pianist
In Medford .lie invited to attend, wheth
er they aie membt rs of the club or not
And if tiny aie not meiiibets they un
invited to be so An unusually good
musical program will hi given Piano
duett. Miss Loraliu Hilton and .Miss Ag
nes Isaacs, vocal solo. Miss Phot be
Hance, recitation, Miss Ruth Iloyd of
New York, tenor solo, Fletcher Fish
solo, Mis. Chns Ilneltlgg. piano solo,
Piof Tnlllandler sopiano, Mis Fiank
Hay or New Yoik This will be the
last appeal. nice in public of Mrs Chns
Ilaelilgg lie tore she leaves on the vaud-t-vllle
tour of Honolulu nnd Austialln.
Medford audiences has had the plonsuie
of hearing Mrs. L'tupk Hay sing sev
eral times, and she has kindly con
sented to favor the Women's club nt
this time Miss Ruth lloyd, hei daugh
ter, Is unusually talented and has lute
ability Tho others of the piogiam who
have generally offered their services
are all well known to the public and
aie gieat favorites Wednesday nftei
noon ut tho "Nat " Admission iri ctiits
The Raster sale bv the Indies of the
Piesbtorlun church wns a gn-ut success,
notwithstanding the inclement wenthei.
At the dinner the ladles Imd as many
ns they could posslhlv attend to, and ns
usual served a splendid one.
The Wednesdnv Study club will hold
Its annual meeting April Sfi nt tho home
of .Mrs. J. M. Root on King's Highway.
This will be the last meeting of thu
vein.
Mr Vornon Vawter Hrilvcd In Mod-
fonl Friday and will reiiiHin during
Raster vn oh 1 1 on. He haw us a guest Air
Run Chandler.
Mth. Klrby
honor of .Mis.
day evening.
Miller will enierluln in
Stalker of Duluth, Sun-
Mis. R. M. LiimHdPii letuineil to Med
fold last week
Dr and Mis J M Keene hnvo
turned from a trip to Portland
If"
Mr I'nd Covvlts n turned fmin Pott-
on His Treasury
comptroller encounters all sorts anil v i
rletles of claims, some of which seem
to be ptrfeetlj fair, but whlth neveltbt
It SS inn be re je te el
Hteeutlv foi Instance the ollt t tor of
tin pott of f'li.irli st-iu . (' Intel i
man to ni.ik- gr ins gr w on th. I t -f
land Htiiroindirg the istnn.H h m- In
WOMAN SEIZED WITH
SUDDEN FAINTING SPELLi
Mrs Hiinna Sinner .m ill rlv ludi.
recently unrved In Vliilf.ml Wis si Ue d
with u falntiiig u..- II nhocii lu .ft mlmli
1'rlduy morning vvhil- at the Inter mi -tion
of Muln and Centiul streets ami
to be carried Into the Jucason county
Uiny where Dr Uceley was calletl to alt
tend her
Mrs Springer arrived in Medford
auuui a nionm ago ana nas ixrn searcu-
lier place of residence could not be aVrvlce Hundav morning at II Hub
learned jcl of lessun-se riiion "I Jot trine of
i Atonement.' Muiidav at hool at lo WeJ-
TO cube A COLD in ONE day, nesday eV filing meeting at . All are
Take I.AXAT1VK HHOMn Qnireinf Tal
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EASTER DECORATIONS
At the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Vourth and Uirtlott.
Rev llilknnp. pastor. Sunday school
will have charge of the l.ustei morning
services, follow lug Is thoptogram In-
sti omental pi elude, hjmn bv chnli
pin or by pnstot . anthem collection and
offeitoiv class song, Itutteicups and
Daisies", class song, "Wake t'p. Ito.vs
nnd Girls" leeltatlon, I.mietla Unto -
man, rtcltntlon, Wllmn Cutes song bj
IN MEDFORD SOCIAL CIRCLES
land Filduv and Is receiving congratu
lations upon the uillval of u little
daughter, bnin Moudav Apill 10, In Poit
land Mis Cowles and babv aie both
doing very well
There will be a practice of the choi us
of the "Chimes of Noiinand" Morulas
night, and on account of tljeRlKs bull
IL will begin at 7:30 o'clock sTrnip All
members of the company ate earnestly
requested to he present
'
The Ladles Aid of tho Piesbyterhin
church will meet Tuesday afternoon in
tho club looms Tho annual election of
offlcern will take phico tlnu'ii mid all
members mo requested to attend.
The I" I L of tho Pie.sbteilan
chinch will meet in the chinch pallors
Tiiesdnv evening Miss Rider, Mr llin
I Ison and Mis Campbell will be In
charge- of the- entertainment.
Mr. niul Mrs. Madden had ns dinner
guesta last Sunday Mr. and Mis. Olwoll,
.Mr. .Sterling anil Mr. Ilceho of Chicago.
Mis. Helen Hasklns spoilt the week at
New pott opening her cottage prepara
tory to spending the summer theie.
Mr. and Mrs. Simpson of Sheridan, Or.,
have i etui nod to their home after visit
ing their daughter, .Mis. Seeley.
Hev. ami Mix. Matlock attended the
Sunday school coiivtantlou which was
hold In ISugi-uo iRNl week.
Mrs. It. A. Ililehnnun of Piiitlanil I
the guest of bur son. Mi W. S, Hit-chnnnn.
Mrs. If K Ankcjiy of Kugene, who
ham been .visiting relatives In Medfonl
left Thuisday for California.
Mr and Mi Wuller Brown of I 'em
bio Oichuid, have uh guoets Mis While
hull and iron of Chlcuicto
The t lieitiHitlM for tho f'hliiioN of
Noiiuand," which Is to be put on Apill
J I and 21, are going on very ivtdl, and
at Bay jZ?
his letter explaining Ida action he stated
tlmt the ground uhh sandy and uiiallglil
ly and that he himself bad tiled foi
w-ekM to Improve its appear him e but In
v ill)
Tlef n In sale) i person name ! Wlg
vms hid t'ein l ip en. I giiaiantieil to
II lk' griH-- M iW ill II Itl Weeks If In
FIXING STREETS ;
ON EAST SIDE
The olty atn-t e himiui .hi-.i - i s ,n.
busy leveling the Hint is on tie i .1-1
side of Hear en k and tlmt pui t of tin
city Is lapidly ussiniiiiia a ihou pit us
ant aspect Continuous traffic over the
unpaved streets during the rainy season
has left them In a very rough oundl-
Uon Wld th worh nuW golllf 0 w, du
a world of good
eVeverul of th- si nets have recently
Well oin. A frit n.ntliig room Is open
lo tl,t
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plehllt fl lilt
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N Ml I i 1 1.
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Si nil n si hool leiltatlou, Chailes Wl
lev i ei Itatlon, Kitheiluo IMtlch, song
iv ttu school, Summer ltilght Suni
inei' . recitation, Waller Seainore; male
iuiiiti't. iieltatiou, David I'rauty; iecl
tatliui ami song b.v class, "Gently, Oont
Iv l'u lis the Hutu", song by school,
"llapiiv I'astet Time", class leeltatlon,
'I astei Mi'sseiiKeis . solo, hrs Van
I Smvoi talk bv the p.istoi , song by tho
J school biiHltctlou
with the cast si-leeted the pel foi malices
will hi iinusuiillv good The opera is
until r the uusptccH of the Greater- Med
find club and the Commeiclal club and
Hie pioceeds Will be divided between the
two
A new club has been organized by the
"out-of-town" woman, so that they may
have a place to go while In town The
cjub looms will In- In the (linnet I-
Corey building and will be u giciit con
venience to tho ladles. Mis. Illlike has
been chosen piosldcnt of the club.
Rlahoiate preparations ale being made
for the Rlk dunce on RusUT'Mniiilay, at
the "Nat" The committee In charge
aie.
T R Daniels, M. J Roddy, A. C.
Hingess, ,
Thiol olf.
J Wilkinson and If. A.
Miss Alethn Rmeilek aiilved fiom Ru
gene Ki May to spe-ud the Muster vaca
tion with her paieuts. MInw Wilcox of
Portland is visiting her.
The Wednesday Study club met at
the n-Hhlenee of Mis. Mollis last week,
when Thntkeiuy wiih tho subject of tho
lifter ncion.
Mr. Jack Mori HI had as house guests
Tuesday night Mi. and Mis. John D.
Olwell ut his country home nt Gold
Mill.
The moHtlng of the Monday Night fino
club wns postponed last week nnd will
meet thlM week nt Mm Luinsdun's.
Mm. PnrMoii entettulued Informally
for Mm Htockei of Duluth, Thursday
evening.
The ThumilHy Afternoon Hrldgo club
met with .MInm Madge Itlelelell Inst week.
A duiiHbter wuh bom to Mr. nnd Mis.
Wlllard It AiIhiiin on Apill II.
f'cloiti I Frank Hoy spent last vvook In
Kan Plant inco.
.Mm W II. Canon Is visiting friends
In Rugi-ne
JZ?
siit-i i ed, d lie wuh i jj, t m per day for
his work K In failed he wus not to be
l-alel nil) thing )n tin hi- terms he was
put to Work II- sue e t e,e ( The col
li e tor tin ii idi'l him J i pei iluv for Ins
work nut .it Ins own pen ket. Slid then
fell Ulltle e) lie bill til the treUMUrj
to'leptlOll I 'till Well pleimptl) ie-
OREGON TEAM OFF
FOR CALIFORNIA MEET
iSHHim (Jl OKI leiiN Hugene
Apill 1. '1 In llilwi 1 1 V eif On goll
tl.ei k Lain vthl'h I iN left foi Ijerkt
le to eillij,. e in Hit ull c uast lllfi'l
will train foi a whole wet k In Callfoi
nla. Trainer Hay ward exited to get
his men acclimated and In good ahape
by the Ki'd Twelve men, liuludlng the
manager, will muke the trip, and the
atudenta at the university aie confident
thai Oregon will at least take third place
In the meet.
Five colleges will be represented In
this meet I'nlveisltlos of Washington,
Oregon, California, Nevada and Rtan
ford unlveislty
Iasl year Washington won the meet,
hut thla yeai It la expected that either
Mlunfoid or I'allfomlu will capture first
plate, and Oiegon possibly third place.
The men making the trip are Trainer
lUvvtaiil Manager I ten hour. Captain
HawkliigH ,iK J I no h Hogs Hitllv
M i iin Meii - e ,., Ntil an I
( . II
I There will bo a special song sen lco In
the evening.
The Episcopal Church, West Main Street
Hev William I.ueas, pastor, will have
communion soivlco lit 8 o'clock, Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. Morning ptnver
and communion service will bb at 11
o clock, when there will bo special mil
hie "Hallelujah" (l.oiiil); "Chi 1st Our
I'nssover" (Hiuler); "Te Deiitn" nnd "Ju
bilate." (Heade); soprano solo, "Hear Ye,
Isiael." fiom "Ulljnli" (Mendelssohn),
Mrs 1M Andiews.
Those In tho choir, which hns lately
been leoignnlzud under tho dlrectoishlp
i of Mr. Tatllandler, are Mrs. Charles
j Ha.elrlgg. Mis. JM Andttivvs. Mis. Ug
I poll, Miss IMna Klfeit, Messrs. Fletcher
Pish, Watson, Klltlam and Johnson.
The evening seivlce, which will bo at
7 o'clock, will be given by tho Sunday
school and will bo composed of cuiols
and recitations by the children. Tho
mlsslouaiy boxes will bo piesenteil dur
ing tho evening.
M. E. Church, South.
At tho 11 o'clock service tho pnstor
will pieneh on "Resurrection." Special
music will be tendered b.v a trio com
posed of Mis. Fehienbach, Mlttlested
ami Mrs. Dlek. They will sing "Tho
Falnis."
The evening servlco nt 8 p, m. will
bo In charge of the children,
Voluntaiy, Mis. Dick; opening hymn,
"Christ Is King"; piayer by pastor,
recitation, "Ring Yo Raster Rolls," by
Ralph Riaudon, recitation, "Raster," by
Rose Hillings, recitation, "Springtime
Mrs. Mears gave a paper on "Tliuck
eia.v, Man and Leader" Mrs. Mundy
lead a levlovv of "Henry Rsinond. "So
ciety manner h and customs as teflected
In 'Henry I'smond,-' " Mrs, C. M. Rng
llsh "Tho Wholesome Influence of
Thaekeiaj's Wiltlugs," Mrs. Louis
Wakeinini, Headings from Thackeray,
Mrs. Hrackenreed anil Mrs. Deuel,
Two plane selections wero it-ndeied by
by Mis. Stocker of Duluth.
The next meeting will be the last of
tho j ear. Tho annual election will be
held.
Mis. Rdgnr I Infer eutei taltiod delight
fully nt mi Informal hildgo luncheon
last week for the pleasure of Miss Olton
and Miss Collins. The living room was
piettlly decoiated In led carnations ami
a pink and white color sahemo wiih use. I
In the dining loom.
After luncheon the afternoon was
spout ut bridge, when Mrs Stokes won
the piUe, n liundsome sliver folk
Tlie guests weie Miss Olton and
Miss Collins, Mesdamos Charles Ilrowii.
Riinlop, Count rieio nnd John Toiiillu.
Mr. Y, W. Ilurmon leturned from San
Fiaiitisco hist week, wheio he accompa
nied Mrs Harmon, who stood tho tiip
very well. .Mis. Harmon will lemiilu
with her mother until thoiougbly iccov
ill ed
Mrs. Chailes Hi own was a charming
hostess nt a pretty dance given Tuesday
night ut tho Nut for her guests, Misses
Oiton mid Collins During the ovenlng
n billfet supper wns solved.
Mrs C C Hutchinson who has spent
several rtajs In Medfonl. the guest of
liei daughter. Mrs l-'n-il N CuiiiintiigH,
left for her home In Portland, Friday,
accoinpiiiilnl by Mis Cuiiunliigs
Mr. Jack Mini III entei tallied at dlnnei
Thiiisday night. Those present won-.
Mm Flunk Kay, Misses Rtliel and Ruth
lloyd and Sprague Holgal.
A most enjoyable union meeting of
the Christian Uncle-oven societies of the
Piesloteihin, Baptist iiuod Chilstian
Has Now an Official "Watch Dog"
idled that "It was not a pi ope r function
of a collectors offii ci to mnko giuss
glow, and that the claim waa dlaallow
d." Had the collet tin flist asked permis
sion to hire Wiggins, nil might have
been well Hut he didn't He ntted on
his own Initiative and It cost him U3
Another tlalm which the comptroller
recently passed on was made by an nhl.hlie out huuos for tho trip. Klnally a
man living In I.eipslg, Austria, fiom man agreed to let tho orflchu huve two
whom the government had purchased animals, piovlded he wus paid llud
seveiul hooka Tor the llbrnry or the I apiece for the aulinuls If anything hap-
f lilted States fish commission. When I peuetl to them.
be shipped the books the old tlei man, In' The observation Imd to be made, nnd
order to make Mine that they would be the ofriclal consented. He got his In-
hllveied surely, had thuin "Insured" at strumenta to the mountain top, but thu
a tost or (2 11. adding that amount to muiiiu day both the burrors roll off ,i
the pun-huse price, which was u tilfle narrow ledge and were killed,
ov"r " In utconlance with his ngreemunt, the
I he ctimpti oiler refused to pay for the, official i-ald the owner of tho animals
Inauiance. unci the old man sent In a J300 and sent In a claim for that
healed protest He dedal ed that the amount The claim was flatly refuse!,
amount of uie Inauiance waa more than "The government." ruled tho comptiol
the pioflt he made on the sale He had lei. "Is not In the Inaurunuo btiHlnesa."
Insured the books not ror his own aatla- Theae are claims that havo meroly
fBLtlon. he said, but for thu cake of this been "disallowed," Sometimes, however,
government He thought it was moat the tomptroller does not stop merely
unfair tlmt he should lie foned actually at rejecting a claim. Not Infroquontly
to lose money meiel) because he had , the person trying tn get money from
been "thoughtful" lne i,eM-ry H informed that tho shoo
The protest concluded with a plea is on the other foot, and that tho ttena
tbal the matter be reopened, and the jury wants mone from him.
tomptroller compiled, but though his,
second decision Imd a suggestion of syin-!Bo, when a civil war veteran living In
nathy mailing between the lines. It was Tenneaee sent a claim for "hack pay
virtually the same as the first. He was mid allowances" totaling a little more
forced, he tlei lured, to rule that the, than $100.
complainant had exceeded bis authority' The comptroller had his clerks eani
lu uudei taking lo hire someone to guat-iiie musty war records. It developed
antee safe dellvuy of the books. The (that the claimant not only had no inon
gov.rnin.iit he said, was more than ,y ...ming lo him, but that he hud bdull
ti.ie to h.ok out f.ii its own proptity ,.wrpuld i; .' Trocevvell ordeieil him
win. .nt ti. aid of un insurant c torn to s. ml that amount to tho treasury 1m
1 " mu-diuU'l).
Is Here," I.eo Holley, solo, "Spring
Song." Hunleo Hrundoii; recitation,
"Sweeter Than I.lly," M,usy Llndley;
solo, "I'uradlse," Mrs. Fohrcnbach; rec
itation, "My Master," Hthel Murray;
leeltatlon, "Silent Tomb," Hazel Kirk;
chorus, "Haater Rolls"; exorcise, "Won
derful Raster Mght"; Raster talks by
the pastor; duet, "Mnko Svveotest Strain"
l.oln Klik and Golda Taylor.
The Presbyterian church, West Main
stieet, Rev. Shields, pnMor, will hnvo
fine music this year, ilium will ho spo
clal music by tho choir nt the morning
strvlces and tho Sunday school will con
duct tho evening services.
Morning service: Organ voluntary,
"Raster Hymn" (Qulllant); anthem,
choir, "As It Regan to Dawn" (Chaf
fee), soprano solo. Miss Phoebo Hance,
"The Dawn of Raster Duy;" anthem,
choir, "Saviour, When Night Knvolves
the Sky" (Shelly)); offertory solo, "Tho
awakening" (Schnnbel); postlude, "Pro
cession" (Stalner). t In addition to tho
regular service Mrs. Frank Ray of New
York will sing "Tho Ninety and Nine"
(Campion-) and "God Shall Wlpo Away
All Tears" (Marker).
Tho members of the choir are, Miss
Phoebe Hance, Mrs. C. M. RngllBh, Mrs.
V. N Warner, Miss Alice Rider, Miss
Flora Gray, Messrs, Fish, Frank Ray,
Charles Weaver, Fonger, K. 13. Goro.
Organist, Mrs. R. 13. Gore. Leader,
Mr. R. R. Gore.
Y. P. S. C. E. of the Presbyterian Church.
Prayer meeting Sunday evening nt
7.00 Topic "Tho Resurrection." Itoni.
6 1-14. Rverybody welcome.
churches was held Monday evening In
the chapel of the Presbyterian church.
Qulti- u musical program was given,
after which icfreshineiits wero served.
Those on the program weie: Miss Rdiin
Men 111, vocal solo; MIsh Cady, vocal
solo, Miss Hroadley, piano solo; Normal
Men III, vocal solo; Miss lone Flynn,
violin solo, Charles Hoover, vocal solo.
Misses Ortou and Collins, who hnvo
been tin- guests of their cousin, Mrs.
Chailes Hrovvn, left Thursday afternoon
ufter being quite extensively entertain
ed. '
Woiil-liim been received' from Dr, nnd.
Mrs J. F. Reddy tlint. they will rutin n
about the middle of May. They will
spend Raster In Home.
The Wednesday Hrldgo club was en
tei tallied bv Mis. Scott Davis last week.
.Mis. Hainebuig wenis tho club pin for
tills week.
.Miss Ruth Merrick returned from Ru
gene last week for the Raster holidays,
accompnnvlng hci Is Miss Uonnell of
Portland.
Mrs. Stella Pi luce Stalker of Duluth,
who has been visiting friends hotc, will
leave .Monthly for California.
Mrs. Mealey and her dnughter nro tho
guests of Mrs. P. J. Neff. .Mrs. Mealey
Is Mis. Noff's mothor.
Mis Albeit Ore left for Klamath Falls
last week, whine she will remiiln for
two months.
Mr H L Dodge of New York Is tho
guest of his In other. Mr. Ira Dodge.
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Gerald Heebo nnd wife or Portland
weie Medford vlsltois last week.
C F. Heilmonel of Portland Is tho guest
or Di. nnd Mis. Guide.
Senator Is III.
WASHINGTON, D c. April IS Sen
nlor Gllbett N Hitchcock of Nebraska
was sir liken with vertigo today in tho
pension office heio. '
Another tase relating to Insurance
concerned n government scientist sent
to the fat west to make observations
fiom the top or an exceedingly high
mountain The only way tho ofriclal
could get his Insti uiucnts to the moun
tain lop was by packing them thine on
the backs or bin ids. ami the trull was
so tlHhKeinus that no one was willing to
Such an Instanie aioso onlv a fw dava
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