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MDFORD MAH, TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OKKGON. SATURDAY, AUGUST 1!), 1911
BOTH SOLOftR
AND
STQK1AN
Colcmel Sargent, Who Has Recently
Cotfte (6 Mako His Home In Mctl
ford, Has Honorable Career and
Flfllitcr Military Historian.
A repent issue of (ho Army nml
Nnvy Journal colliding lit" follow I"8
nocount of Col. II. 11. Sniyenl who
vnu recently retired from Hie tntoy
niul hnfc purchased (he Brb?r rP
crlv'on North Oakdnlo nvnntio to
mnlio Medfortl Jiifi future hoo.e:
"Major Herbert II. SnTgp.it, 2d V.
S. Cnv., Col. U. S. V., who lins tvn
ordered to his home preparatory to
his retirement on Nov. 17, H)ll. lor
disability incident to tho service, i
ono of the host known officers in
tho nnny and a well known military
historian. He wns horn nt Cftlin
ville, 111., Sept. 20' 1S.")8, and gradu
ated from the U. S. 31. A. in 1S&1.
being promoted in the nnny second
lieutenant, 2nd cnvnlry. Ho ranched
the grndo of first lieutenant June 19,
1890; enptnin March 2, ISO!), nnd
major Jan. 8, 1901), his service being
with the 2nd cavalry. He. served on
tho frontier and as professor of mil
itary .science nt the University of 111
iribis, 1B8G-7, till tho outbreak of the
Spanish-American .war; served ut
Washington May, 1898' in organis
ing volunteers. He served nslcolonol
of tho 5th U. S. volunteer infantry
May 20, 1898, to May 31. 1S99. He
commanded the district of Guantnn
nmo under General Wood in 1809
and was mustered out as colonel of
volunteers May 31, 1S99, at Camp
Meade. Pa.
Then he was appointed lieutenant
colonel, 29th U. S. volunteer infant
ry. July 5, 1S99, and sailed for the
Philippines with that regiment in Oc
tober; 1899. He fought the isurgents
in Luzon; commanded nitackiug
forces Dec. 19- 1899. nt the battle of
San Mntco; in which General Lnwiov
was killed. He was judge ndvocatt
of the department of southern Luzon
tinder Generals Bates and Wade in
1900 and 1901. and was mustered
ont as lieutenant colonel, 29th volun
teer infantry, May 10, 1901. He was
recommended by GeVicrals Wood nnd
Oli-ffor brevets for meritorious serv
ices "in Cuba nnd the Philippines hi
1898 and 1899. Chief anion- Major
bnrgent's historical works are 'Na
poleon Bonnparto's First Campaign.'
published in 1893; 'The Campaign of
Marengo,' published in 1S97, nnd the
'Campaign of Santiago de Cuba,' pub
lished iii 1907 For tho last named
work""he fris ordered to Washington
ill-November, 1907, to Teceivo in per
son from President Roosevelt a com
pliment on the excellence of tho work.
He graduated from tho army war col
lege in 1909, and sailed from San
Francisco with his regiment, tho 2d
cavalry on Dec. 5, 1909. Since that
time ho has been iif command of cith
er Camp Overton or Torrcy Barracks,
Malabnng, in tho southern islands,
until ho wns ordered to Manila to ap
pear before the retiring board.
"Major Sargent's military histories
have been npprceintively Tcceivcd
nnd reviewed throughout the English
speaking world, and his "Campaign
of-Santiago do Cuba" is now being
translated into Spanish for publica
tion in Spain. Gen. Charles King,
in n review pf his lntcst book in the
Military Service Instiution Jniirnt.,.
said, in part:' "He parcels out crit
icism and commendation with hi
facts behind him, and if will be hard
for those who differ from him to re
ply." Ho expects to jiinko his home
foPn1iino nt least, atMedford, Ore."
BUMPER APPLE CROP IN
SEVERAL STATES IN EAST
r XQ STUDY, ALCOHOLISM.
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The Rev. Peter O'Calahan, rector
of tho Paullst church, Chicago, and
president of tho Catholic Total Ab
8tinenco league of America, has been
appointed by President Taft as a del
egate to tho International congress on
alcoholism to bo held at Tho Hague
on September It.
PRINTERS WILL
AID MHAMARA
Union Votes an Assessment of 25
Cents a Member to Assist Defense
Hatters Union Presented Willi
$5000 Donation.
DENTIST LOSES
NERVE IN JAIL
Wealthy San Bernardino Man Ac
cused of Holding Girl Captive for
Fifteen Months, Makes No Effort
to Secure $10,000 Bail.
SAN BERNARDINO, Col., Aui. 19.
Dr. A. W. McDavitt. c wealthy lo
cal dentit who is charged with hav
ing neid -Hiss Jessie Jicuonam a
captive for 13 months, has lost his
nerve and today is cringing behind
the bars of his cell in the county jail.
He is making no effort to raise the
iflO.OOO bail necessary for his re
lease. Sentiment is strongly against
the accused man ami the sheriff is
preparing for any eventuality.
Miss McDonald, McDavitt's alleged
victim, has suffered a complete ner
vous breakdown. She says that her
love for the dentist has entirely van
ished, and that she will do everything
in her power to neep him in jail.
D. McDonald, father of the girl,
?nid today that he would like to sec
McDavitt freed for a few minutes.
"Juts long- enough'" he said, "to give
me ii chance to wipe up the ground
with tho viper."
Standing loyally by her husband,
despite charges, Mrs. A. W. McDa
vitt, wife of the imprisoned dentist,
rushed today to hi defense.
"Dr. McDavitt," she said, "maybe
a hypuolic, but I venture to say that
his alleged victims were willing sub
jects. Tho world may say and be
lieve what it pleases I do not care.
It is true that I fell in love with him
while he was working on my teeth,
but thtu is nobody's business."
The police today visited Irene Gib
son, a pretty youug woman of Bloom
ington, a suburb. With a baby not
quite a year old on her knee, she told
of her love for McDavitt.
"Yes, I love him," 'tshe said "and
I guess that I always will. This is
our baby. Isn't ho cute?"
Miss Gibson said that she also fell
in lovo wirli McDavitt whjle having
dental work done.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 19. De
cision to stand fafct t Jonn J. and
.lames 11. McXamara, accused ut com
plicity In tho alleged dynamiting or
the Los Angeles Times, was reached
bore Friday by the convention ot tho
International Typographical union.
Amid groat enthusiasm a resolu
tion was adopted providing that each
local ot tho union should assess all
Its members 25 cents for tho McNn
mara defense, tho samo to bo payable
within GO days.
A gift ot $.-000 to tho butted Hat
ters ot North America was mado by
tne international Typographical un
ion In convention hero today upon tho
recommendation ot Its finance com
mittee that a loan to that amount
mado during tho hatters' strlko three
years ago bo cancelled and tho note
returned with tho compliments of
typographical union.
Tho sanitary commission reported
favorably on tho resolution prohibit
ing spitting on tho floors of compos
ing rooms, and another, which is
expected to bring about tho abolition
of lead fumes In tho rooms whero lin
otypes aro operated. Theso were
adopted.
KLAMATH BUYERS OF
BEEF BID HIGH PRICES
BOSTON, Aug. 19. Now York
htntti nnd' tho middle west havo a
bumper applo crap, according to tho
bulletin of tho Boston chamber of
commerce issued today. Tho fnr
west, Virginia and Now England have
fallen off somewhat, but New York
and tho middle west bring this year's
average up to half as large again as
last year's. Michigan, Missouri Ar
kansas, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Ne
braska nnd Kansas havo 70 per cent
more apples than last year.- Oregon
and Wnshipgion havo fallen off. Col
orado and Utah have" slightly heavier
crops.
PLAGUE KILLS RABBITS
OF KLAMATH COUNTY
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., Autf. 19.
'(Special) Farmers from different
parts of Klamath county infested
with jaokrabhits, leport thut the
pestH are dying off by tho score. Tho
cmiho is not known, hut tho general
belief-is that somo deadly plague hah
taken hold of (ho rabbits and is kill
ing them off.
Ono fanner dcolnrtta that he can
find hundreds of them dead among
tho sagebrush, whoro they wore thick
est on his place, nnd others report
tho BiuiiQ iMnto of nffnirs.
KLAMATH FALLS. Or., Aug. 19,
Although it is yet early in the season,
slock buyer, nro already sizing up
the situation. No sales have been
reiwrted but it is understood that
seven cents and u little better is of
fered for primo bcof. Owing to the
shortage of hay last winter, stock
men will not havo as much beef in
turn off this yeur as usual. In for
mer years large herds of feeders
were driven info this section every
full and held until tho following sum
mer. This year there is more hay
than for several yenrs, but tho de
mand is greater on account of rail
road and rechimntion work. With
price of hay ranging from $8 to $12
a ton in tho black, tho growers find
it more profitable to sell the hay than
to feed tho cattle. Because of these
conditions it is expected that few
feeders will bo brought to this section
this fall.
STOP THAT DANDRUFF
before It kills your hair. You know
dandruff Is a germ dlseaso and It
leads slowly nnd surely to baldness
and thero Is only ono way to cure
dandruff and that Is to kill tho germ
that causes tho trouble.
Greasy salves will nevor d6 this.
ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP kills tho
gorm and aro guaranteed to euro dan
druff, itching scalp and nil other
germ diseases of tho skin and scalp
ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP nro tho
true scientific remedies for these af
flictions. To show our faith In ZEMO
and ZEMO SOAP wo havo Instructed
the druggist selling them to refund
your money if you aro not satisfied
with tho results from tho vory first
bottlo and tho first cake ot soap.
Wo can afford to mako this offer
because one bottlo of Zemo and one
cake of soap aro sufficient to show
their healing qualities and It used
according to directions they will ef
fect a permanent cure.
Sold by druggists everywhere and
In Mcdford by Hasklns' drug store.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that tho un
dersigned will apply to tho city coun
cil of tho city of Mcdford, Oregon, nt
Its next regular meeting on Septem
ber 6, 1911, for a license to soil splr
itous, vinous nnd malt liquors In
quantities less than a gallon, nt their
place of business nt Hotel Mcdford,
located on southeast corner Main
and Ivy, lots 16, 17 and 18, In said
city, for a period of six montliB.
RAU-MOHR CO.
Date of first publication August
17, 1911.
FIRE ENDANGERS PIPE
SUPPLYING LA GRANDE
LA GRANDE, Or., Aug. 19. A
large force of voluntcor firelighters
left La Giando today for tho intake
of the Beaver creek pipe line, which
is threatened by each forest fire. The
conflagration is reported beyond tho
conttol of a small force of men who
battled with it yostoidav afternoon.
The pipe lino cm-iies La Grande's
water supply nnd serious damage to
it would result if the timber on tho
wiHershcd were dos'troyed.
Hasklns for Health,
NOTICE TO JAIL CONTRACTORS.
Scaled proposals will bo received
by the county court ot Jackson county
at his office In tho county court house
at Jacksonville to bo opened August
28, 1911, at 10 o'clock for tho con
struction of tho cell work In tho now
county jail at Jacksonville, Jackson
county, Oregon. Plans and specifi
cations aro on filo In the office ot tho
county court, also In W. W. Harmons
office In the court houso In Jackson
ville, Oregon. A certified check of
10 per cent ot the amount of tho bid
must accompany same. The court
reserves tho right to reject any or all
bids. Signed
J. R. NEIL,
County Judge.
NOTICK TO WUDGK CONTRAC
TORS.
Scaled proposals will bo received
by tho county court of Jackson county
at his offlco in tho court houso at
Jacksonville, Oregon, to bo opened
August 28, 1911, at 10 a. m. for the
construction ot a concreto brldgo
across Bear Crook In the city ot Mod-
ford, Jackson county, Oregon. Plans
and specifications aro on filo In tho
office of tho county court also in tho
office of W, W. Harmon county road
master In tho court house at Jack
sonville. All bids must bo accompan
ied by a cortlflcd deck for 10 por
cent of tho bid. Tho court reserves
tho right to reject any or all bids.
Signed.
J. R. NEIL,
County Judge.
Homo prosperity depends upon
hrfino Industry, and stato-wJdo pros
perity will be greater If factories
soiling "Mado in Oregon" goods aro
patronized b ytho local merchants.
Hasklns for Health,
MfMk
The Prismatic Ray
Vswl Ku'luslwly by
.Mnviuclto Operators
glve- (pitcher and hotter results In tho
scientific treatment of skin and scalp
tumbles than any other known
method.
Thin wonderful now electrical ap
pliance will positively benefit any
condition of tho hair or scalp. In
many ensca rostoreu gray hair to tta
, natural color, arrests falling hair and
causes new growth, ,
MARINELLO TREATMENTS
WITH THH PRISMATIC RAY
euro .blackheads, pimples and acno. Motes, warts and other blem
ishes aro permanently removed.
Our Mnrlnello shop Is strictly sanitary. Our Marlnetlo Opera
tors nro specially 'Instructed In storllUatlon. Our Mnrlnello
Treatments and Mnrlnello Preparations conform to tho high
est standards of tho Now York and Paris shops.
Our Mnrlnello Certificate of Merit U your gunranteo of iho abovo
conditions. You run safely trust joursclf In our ImmH for this
ltally important work.
CONSULTATION FREE
Tho expert ndvlro of our Mnrlnello graduate operators Is nt your
service tree of charge. Let us tell you Just what your skin or
scalp needs.
CORA E. UTLEY
ROOM .1, OVKR KHNTNKR'S
ALLEN GROCERY CO.
JJ O - 1 O S . O K N T R A h AVE
In New Quarters
Wo aro now located in larger quarters,
at the east end of Jackson Stroot, across
Boar Greek.
Mill w;ork of all kinds onshortost notico
Medford Builders Supply Co.
Phono Homo 2-1L
East Jackson Bt.
nmnnrrcm
muuimuiwu
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The electrically lighted sowing
room is a scene of comfort whon
the machine i3 run by an
olectric motor. No
back breaking pedal
intfl The seamstress
touches a button
we do the rest.
Rogue
River
Electric
Company13
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Waitsburg
Pure White Flour
is the flour you have been look
ing forit solves the problem.
So confident are we of its merits that
we will sell it on an absolute guarantee.
If you are not satisfied there is NO
COST TO YOU. Could we do more?
You will buy Waitsburg Pure White
Flour sooner or later
WHY NOT NOW?
Still in Business
The Southern Oregon Elec
tric Company has moved
two doors south to the
G.C. Ponting Plumbing Shop
Southern Oregon Electric Co.
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BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS
HENRY M. MARSH
All ordors promptly attended to night or day. Short
and loiij hniils. Moving household goods a Bpocialty
Union teantstors.
Office 51 8. Front
Pacific. 4171 Home SO Residence Main 613
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Campbell & Baumbach
MORTGAGE JOANS, COUNTY WARRANTS
CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS
Monoy on hand at all times to loan on improved
ranches and fruit land.
PHONE 3231.
-320 GARNETT-OOREY BLDG.
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MEDFORD IRON WORKS
E. G. Trowbridgo, Prop.
' FOUNDRY AND MACHINIST
All kinds of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Pumps,
Boilors and Machinery. 'Agents in So. Oregon for
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO.
For Sale
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1 ACRE AND 6 ACRE? TRACTS adjoining
city of Mcdftwl, oil long time, easy pay-
meiits.
12 LOTS IN MEDFORD on main paved
street; cement sidewalks and paving in;
also sowers, water and light. Long timo,
easy payments.
430 ACRES LAND, 350 acres alfalfa land,
80 acres fruit land, perpetual water right
with water for irrigating 1000 acres; long
timo, easy payments.
340 ACRES LAND20,0 acres alfalfa land,
balance fruit laud. ! milo from railroad,
on long timo easy tonus.
6000 ACRES LAND in tracts tit from 4Q
aeres upwards; prico $25.00 por aero and
upwards; suitablo for alfalfa fruit stock
and gonoral farming purp,oscs;.long timo,
easy payments. ,
6 AND 10 ACRE .TRACTS just within and
mijuiiiiiiK uiuy iimuj at a uargain, on o
annual paymoncs.
Gold Ray Realty Co.
210 WES!1 MAIN" $TREE'J
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