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nUDFORD MATT! TRTBTim MEDFORD, ORKflON. MONDAY, JANUARY 20, WW.
ONUIE PLANS
FOR
WEDDING
OF
MISS HELEN GOULD
TARRYTOWN, Hi Y , .Inn. 20.
Alt plans were completed today for
tho mnrrlnRO hero next Wednesday
of Miss Helen Gould and Flnley J.
Rlicjmru. TIio preparations wcro
superintended by tho bride-to-be. nnd
tlioro will bo ho neither pomp nor
display.
Tho corcmony will bo performed
by Her, Daniel Russell, pastor of tho
Presbyterian church at IrvhiRton-ou-thc-liudeon.
Tho only attendants to
tho brldo will bo bnr two nieces,
Misses Helen and Dorothy Gould.
Slnco their father, Frank Gould, was
divorced, tho two girls have lived
with Miss Gould.
Miss Gould has Insisted that tlioro
bo no olaborato display of flowers
and tho only expensive tcaturo of tho
wedding will bo tho music, consist
ing of nn orchestra of 40 pieces. Tho
opening march will bo from Lohon
Krin, and Midsummer Night Dream.
George J. Gould, tho railroad mag
nate, will lead his sister to tho altar,
and Louis Sbcpard, brother of tho
bridegroom, will act as best man.
Tho wedding party will consist of
members of tho family and a few
Intimate friends.
Tho Due do Talleyrand and tho
Duchess, Jwho waB Anna Gould, and
their young Bon, Howard. Prince do
Sagan, aro hero to attend tho wed
ding. The Duchess brought rich bridal
gifts for her only sister.
Closo friends of the Duchess today
commented on her Improved appear
mice. When sho visited hero as tho
wlfo of Count Donl do Castellano sho
appeared broken and low spirited.
Today sho was smiling and happy.
As tho steamer Maurctanla canto
up Xew York bay tho Duchess pointed
out to her wide-eyed son New York's
tall buildings.
"Wo'ro not going to stay very
long," tho Duchcsa said. "About
two weeks, I think."
The Duko avoided the reporters.
INDIAN TROPHY SHOW IS BEST
HISTORICAL COLLECTION, MADE BY WOMAN AMONG EIGHTEEN
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OFFCERS
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Tho land show at tho Coliseum, Chicago
had tho greatest individual collection of
beaded-buckskin wearing apparel In
tho world. Thli included historical
war drew worn by Old Si-Ych, Littlo
Plume, (liMingiuVned warriors of tho
Illackfcct Tribe in Glacier National
Park.
Tiro exhibit, which formed n pctur
esquo part of tho Glacier Nat! -mil park
booth, Is the property of Mrs. Margaret
Carbcrry of Rlackfoot. Mont.
Mrs. Carberry devoted twclvo years
or her Hfo In tho UnltcJ States Indian
scrvico as a school teacher. Sho has
been twenty-two years gathering tho
2,344 articles of Indian wearing ap
parel, every piece of which has been
worn by an Indian.
Trading Woman, as sho Is known
&nong tho Indians, made bcr collec
tion among eighteen tribes In Now
Mexico, Arixonn, Nebraska, Wyoming
and Montana. Sho has tho gala and
ordinary attlro which wcro worn by
tho tribes of tho Sioux, Plcgnns, Chip
pewa, Modoc, Commanche. Shoshone.
Arapaho, Mokl nnd Choycnno nations.
Ono of tho moat prised things in her
collection la tho completo "full dress
suit of tho lato Mttlo Plume, a noted
warrior, which was worn for the last
time, by Littlo Plumo In tho Roosovelt
Inaugural parado In Washington.
Littlo Plumo was proudest in this at
tlro on that occasion whon President
Roosovelt saluted him as tho Indian
chief passed the reviewing stand be
fore tho Great Whlto Chief of tho
nation.
This is tho' first tlmo Mrs. Carborry's
exhibit over was displayed. Tho
Smithsonian Institution has endeavor
ed to get possession of tho collection,
but Trading Woman would not soil a
slngln mocnssln. She does not even
attempt to fix a financial valuo on It
In fact, sho Is no solicitous about the
safety of tho collection that sho In
sured It for $15,000 against flro and
Louis W. Hill, chairman of tho Great
Northern railway, who induced her to
bring tt to Chicago, agreed to hire
two night watchmen to guard it before
sho would oven consent to ship tho
stuff to the Chlcngo show.
Tho peven Rlackfoot Indian who were
guests nt tho land show took turni
staying in tho booth to keep nn eye
upon tho passing throngs during show
hours.
There Is ono string of 150 elk tooth
In tho collection.
TAKE ESTES BACK
K. Ii. Ksll'S, I'lllitlllllK tit lid I) pi't'SS-
limn, arrested hero htsl week fur oh
Intning money on false pretenses, will
lie taken to Caldwell, lilnlui wttliltt a
lew tiny (o iiiihwoi to a similar
elmrge. Yiiiuux KhIih is ulco witnlt'il
ut Wiiiser mill Hoise, in every enso
Die eliurgo lieiiig Unit lie eiixhiM
checks on bmikH where liu luul no
fllllllri.
Kates imssed noernl luul cheeks in
Mcilfonl mid when cuuulit induced
friends to make good for hint, It
wax thought for a time Unit liin ciim
could not he proncoutcil but whim
won arrived that ho was wauled in
so many other iluees, it wax decided
to hold him. Should lie he tried lieiv
it would lie necessary to send for
Idaho witnesses so the count will he
mixed an e.xHMiso by sending him
back. '
The cheeks he passed in Med foul
were nil on tho City National hank
at Hoise. A Caldwell officer is on
the way to Medfori! mid will take
him back.
imint, thai thu I'lillnd Slates navy l
"compoHcd largely of ilospernlo uiuiit
who mo no good mirlnlly or moral
ly," wim iimdo hero today by lleek
limn Wluthniii, luitlmt ueorclary of
tho navy,
"Statlntles roiupletely contradict
Hlutrpc.," Hiild 'Inthrop. "IIIm km
snrtlou In iiliNiiid, mid In that of an
uninformed until. Our recruiting hh
loin Is very iiurcemiftil, nnd great caro
Is taken that only men of good icpulo
hIiiiII hueomo u part of thu cutntillHlc
imint."
IN UNCLE SAM'S NAVY
WASHINGTON. Jun. 20 Sharp
answer to tho assertion by Major
Samuel Simpson Slinrpe, conservative
member of tho North Ontario Parlla-
L RECEPTi
TAKES PLACE OF BALL
OLYMPIAv Wash.,- Jan. 20. An
effort to solve tho time-honored prob
lem of "When Is an egg fresh?", was
mado today by Senator Kalrchilds of
King county, when ho Introduced a
bill designating the labels under
which eggs may be sold in this state.
Falrchllds idea Is to label all eggs
not over a week old as 'strictly
fresh. If you cun't sell them by
that time change them over to tho
next box bearing tho tag 'Local
Itango.'
Peoplo In the egg business who buy
up largo lots Jn tho summer time and
put them on ice must label them
'cold storage.' All eggs from back
cast to bear tho titlo of 'Eastern.'
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20. The re
quest of Proideut -Klcet Woodrmv
Wllwui for elimination of the inaug
ural ball will he respected. This de
cision was reached here today when
the iumigunil committee, headed by
Chairman Ku-tis, voted unanimously
for il elimination.
The inaugural committee decided to
hold n public reception on the night
of March -I instead of the u.-iinl ball.
It probably will bo held in the rotunda
of the cnpitol building.
Senators Drown, Overman nnd
Crane nnd Congressmen JIcKinley,
Garrett and Ilueker were appointed n
committee to consider the plan.
T
SALKM, Ore., Jan. 20.A bill
seeking to re-lustate tho officers of
tho socond battalion, third regiment
of tho Oregon National Guard, who
wuro discharged for alleged dis
obedience of orders at Gato, Wash.,
during tho maneuvers last summer, is
promised for introduction lu tho
JcglHlaturo within a few days.
It Is roportod ttiut two other bills
will likely bo offered in tho way or
counter-attack by tho Mutineers,
which will strlkcdlrectly at tho high
er officers, who wero responsible for
the discharge of tho accused officcis.
Dsliy Hint 1 1 pni farts.
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An. Tii uppr brim is liiOte'.y puiu.
oyvi tht fi.ni. biaa I'anJs ar ad abou
1 1 vrown anil snuU rvci are placed oi
lit lirlip on ijiUitr luf. -Malum Alls.
FOR INAUGURAL PARADE
COLL'MniA, S. C, Jan. 20. Dis
like for Win. K. Gouznlt', editor of
tho Columbia. States, who would have
charge of the militia, today caused
Governor U!eno to nnnounee that he
would not permit South Carolina
troops to attend the inaugural bull at
Washingtoj.
"Gonznlo.1 would take delight" suid
Blease,- "in placing the governor of
South Carolina in mi embarrassing
xsition. The troops hud bettor stay
nt home.
TO
ELECI COLI SENATOR
HOSTON, Jan. 20 New Hamp
shire and Hbodu Isluud leglslatureu
will vote tomorrow for United States
senators. Tho Hhodo Island legisla
ture Is tcrtulu to elect Judgo Laren
11, Colt, republican. Tho New Hamp
shire legislature has been deadlocked
for a week, and it Is not expected
that a cholco will bo reached tomorrow.
5 TO 15 YEARS
SALBM, Ore., Jun. 20. Tho lot of
men who livo off tho curnlugs of
womou will be a hard one If a bill
Introduced toduy by Representative
Upton of Portjaud, becomes a luw.
It provides u penulty of from five to
fifteen years in the penitentiary,
without nltornntlvp of n fine.
SAN HKRNAHMNO, Cal., Jan. 30.
A score of miles of the most his
torically romantic country of south
cm California is being combed today
for the murderer of Telegraph Opera
tor George Cox, who was found dead
at his key at the Santa Fu stutiou
ut Summit Saturday nioming.
Deputies, directed by Sheriff
Ralphs, nre patrolling the wild moun
tainous section about Summit that
was made famous in the late -10V by
'the flight nnd pursuit of Mexican
bandit Vasimez, the bloodiest and
most sensational manhunt in the his
tory of Pacific coast olicc annals.
The trail, through which thousands
of pioneer entered California and
which was the scene of n dozen
bloody I'to massacre, nlso is being
guarded. Ralphs does not beiee thu
fugitive can cscajve.
Several susiieots have been arrest
cd nnd brought here. The sheriff
scouts the idea that any of these
U thu murderer.
FIVE POUND NOTES
7
LONDON, Jan. 20 "Five pound
notes n penny each."
For twenty minutes nn unkempt
and unshaven muii, stood outside the
Grand Hotel hero offering for snlo
genuine five-pound notes for a penny
tach, and disposed of only two.
"Hvcryouu thought I was a faker,"
said tho actor. ''A friend Insisted
ho could sell anything In Loudon.
Finally I bet him lilm I could not sell
twenty five-pound notes nt n penny
each in 20 mlilutcs. I won lu n
walk'"
WOODMEN PLAN TO
HOLD BOX SOCIAL
T
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OLYMPIA, Wash.. Jan. 20. Seek
ing aid in his fight to abolish capi
tal punishment in Washington, Rep
resentative Frank Goss today sent an
Invitation to Governor Oswald West
of Oregon to address tho legislature
hero in support of tho former's bills
abolishing the death penalty, the Goss
bills which wcro Introduced before
tho houso today provide for Ufa Im
prisonment Instead of death an tho
punishment for first degree murdur
aud treason and contains a clause
limiting the power of tho governor to
pardon persons convicted of theso
crimes.
Warden Reed of tho state peniten
tiary Is a supporter of these bills.
EDITOR C0UTANT OF
GRANTS PASS PASSES AWAY
GRANTS PASS, Jan. 20.-Chnrles
G. Coutant, editor of the Daily Cour
ier, passed away at his" homo on
South Sixth street, Fiiduy evening,
Jaiuiury 17, at 7 o'clock, nt the ugo
of 72 years, three mouths mid ono
day,
.Mr. Coutant wns stricken curly in
October while nt hid duties ut the
Courier office, nil insidious paralysis
rendering useless his left arm. This
and succeeding mild attacks of the
protest of nature to a furtherance of
the activities of a human life that
had reached its allotted span, kept
breaking down tho physical defenses,
nnd strength fust wmivd,
Mud ford Cnmp No. 30. Woodmen
of the World held a splendid mcotlng
Saturday night, January 18th. Tho
attendanco was largo uud souio very
Important business was transacted,
Including souio lultlartory work.
Tho contest for new members having
been continued until March 1st, It was
decided to hold n class Initiation and
bainjuot tho first regular mcotlng In
March. Arrangements wcro also
mado whereby tho Woodmen aud the
Women of Woodcraft will hold a box
social Jointly, Saturday night, Jan
uary 20th. Tho ladles to furnish tho
boxes and thu gentlemen aro to bid
them In. An uuusually good time Is
expected.
Hotel Medford
Rooms without Imlli 30c per day
and up.
Rooms witli both 91, no per day
and op.
Six-clul rntcn by week or month.
Grants Pass Opera House
T. V. HAM.r.Y, Mgr. Iff, rf HTl " I
Wednesday, January 22
oscar n.MMi:itNTi:i i'ri:.si:ntn
!A.1K$fr
Florence Webber
AM) Till: WORI.D-l'A.MOltS fO.MIt'OI'lIRA COMPANY OF 00
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HITS IN
virion iii:ihii:rt'h .mantkiipiicci:
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Sale of Scats at ltucll'N, Plioiui iWlMt.
(lL.RANTi:i:i FlltST.ri.AHH ATTRACIION
Combination breakfasts every
morning 2.1, !W nnd -13 tcuts.
IWc
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Tomorrow's
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11:10 to 2 p. m.
Scotch llroth with Parley
Mluuluua.ot King Salmon Figaro
Po lames Jullenuo
Minced Tenderloin Cutlets with
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Rolled Pickled Ox Tongue Gcrmalnu
Spanish Stew with Corn Dumpling
Mashed Potatoes Creamed Carrots
Spiced Pickles
Applo Plo Orange Shorbet
Coffo Ten Milk
Announcement
Wo have cngugcil for a short time
at n ery largo expense Hrrr Carl
GrlMcn of Rrrlin nnd Mine. Otptolla
Kilyne, conccrtNts, commencing Jan
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Sonaon's Groatost Musical Offoring
OIGA STEEB
World's Groatoat Woman Pianist
NATATORIUM
Friday Evening
JANUARY 24th
"Hold audience spellbound for
two hours, then received an ova
tion." Portland Journal.
"Absentees missed the musical
experience, of a lifolimo. Conneri
brilliant success." J'ortluud Ore
Ionian. "A first magnitude siar." San
3'Yaiieiseo Kxaniincr.
Pricos $2.00 and $1.50
Rcsorvod soata on salo at Haskins'
Tuesday, January 21st,
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