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neHlInn of Dully Life of SolUtcr.
fi PHnltlvc Expedition In Mextio
Gold Surprises.
PIERBHIXa'S CAMI' AT THK
PWOJfT IK MEXICO, April 10, ky
wtoier nni MropliH to CotmatniM, X.
24., AprH 14. WkfU thn Awric
Uwp onll Mni!n' lrnKtor,'
ww m6mk tha riz4M rttHniI nfir
(Iw Omrrero finht, it wn ItMrnril lo
(toy frwn mon of the Soventh cavalry
who imrtitrtmtml in that hattio. Ttto
dntttstoro wan a mck mule lontlol
mill (iHiti eapnlefi, Htitiflofitievj hiii!
lMH(!ajH. In Hihlitiun the initio r.ir
rfl a quantity of enffon whieh the
AmerieaM gnneirforuil of NuhI im
jKrtHtioe with drug in mainUiiii'cjt
wimwifniK.
One of the unriiMi of thin cam
iMfftt, iyBordiii(j to llrixiuliui' Oenornl
J. .1. I'arahinic, domiuaiiiliiifc (lie exv
Hti has lieen the offot'tlvonuni of
HMlomohilea in raountain ami dtmirU,
lrttth of wliieli wore ffewniitKb' immm
l)le t HHythiHic but mon or four foot.
W HlliHIHlb.
"Tho ant(inM)l)ilo have ilonn work
which astonialitHl me," vaiii the kiii
ornl. "Tliey have travurautl roHtln
whloli luoiHod itnimiMwhle. Thoy iiavo
olimlitHl Iiill whero tho roekn nlone
Mppoarml aliarp onmiuli to cut the
(jrt ami tumuli llm ruiiiiiiiK iHr;
Ijioy hnvo gfino thnitiKh onnyoiiH
whoro a goat nuKlit liositatn. Tim
HiitomohilM Iihvo iiihiIo fHMtor rc
rM than any hntiii'li of tho ftorvicc
n.ci)t our aoroplHiiw. Without tlittui
1 (lwil)t whother our cavalry 'ouhl
(mivo troiilcHl it Iihm doiio mnro
tJidn '100 milt'n into Moxieo in lo
ihMH three VeokM. Tho autoinohilo
trHHka Iiavo liroimlit 1'mk1 for men
am) honitM, not only to alvHiictl
litUHw hut to MintH beyond tho
hawa, iiiffieiuutly olonu to the eol
mHii to eitolile tliem to Mend Imck for
NtJle without loiinK the advuiitage
of ttwir early fori'Ml umrehe.
HAutHnohil likwwitMi lrav 1khii
of vrHt vnIim (4i (he ataff offieera.
Thty hava (Hiverl trail whre noth
ing exMnt a hopM) or man aver 1m
fora travalwl, at tbt rattt of 100 inilen
a day. They were "urtri.uiirl,v few
Mcrklonla to cam. Wlien the wire
low would Hot work, due to utatie
evwliUona, and when hurrieaiieH ket
tint MeruplMHen laiihel to the roud,
the autotnoldle have bridged the gap,
Making p4Mihle co-ordination of ef
fort between the varioMK tMiuutwrnU
ever a Jong front.
When HUtking long ridea througa
diatrkta weere attaek might It e.
)oatetl, the MMtomuhde traveled in
mwmU group, with gwarda in oaeh.
With their mobility the automobile
patil an ronnidered here a very
ffaoiire figfatiMg rrtMtpa in emergen
fit. Ko liver or dit-h eneoiinterwl
kM nroved a romplcle oUtarle to the
Kireao of then- machmnk, either the
t ataff aulomobiktg or the MKM)
pound truck. The driven pick out
a aballow looking 4ace and go into
Um water with a ruh which unuallv
Ukoa the car acruk by U monwn
Ug. When one car or one truck get
lock in Um mud too other pull it
Hi with rupee.
"Tho wild ganx of that region ha
not Warned to tear the machutee,
turn which one or two deer have
bora hot. Drove of wild turkc,
ffawko of quail, coyote, a few wolvee
and mi Mnallrr aniuale have wr
intttod machine to approach them
aloaoly. The bt-ani alone have kept
ot of ight.
"The men at tin. cauip hate been
JMiny into the ground tur heller
ngarniil the cold at night. Tent- have
not y Nwched here, the ruah to get
food forward to the column now
najproaobing the toutbeni part of Chi
hanhua in punuit of Villa having
crowded U oihir freight off from
Um nntotnonUe truvka.
Tbe Mnl oldier'i; nhtlter i a bod
duo; to a depth ot u incbc uh
Maali treneh around a fur a wind
bionk. The dirt at the but ion of the
troock pulvoriiod for cvmt'ort. A
rj' of the men hero, boa ever, bate
dug tbcateelve veritable grave, mi
foot long and no wider than a oof-
fin. li the butt out of the rectaugular
obi tbey alorp at jtight with a
blanket bud owu the top to cover it,
fXoopt a w-uih hoW for teunlaliou.
MAt noon the temperature i IMI,
ky oarty morning the creck here are
tpMuUly froaea. o
Hliurpria i espreKMd bv the mci
P Ittl Ooid. Cjit of tltt-ai thought
dJ( Vt& Madidf; tor Bono t-li
iMVe 4ngt)b cVo Ui hitN.
Wluo cine tiPttre,! Wtioj" J lg
' ' '- and cn- bliktt-ii in the
h. nnt f Theodore K. Hitrlon wtll
1 arrive m Aelrntwd Mottdav evening on
Sttfinly at i ,riuri M ni m be gtven rec,i.
lion nt the otnltofi. He will make a
abort talk fbefe and will arrive in
Medford nt 7:0S p. m. He will be
accompanied by hi private aeeretary
only and will go immediately lo the
Med ford hotel, where the member
of the Mnekeye elan and, all other
who deire lo are reqneMed to meet
the senator prior to 8 p. m. The
Itnekeye club member and all other
Ohioan who detdre, will occupv eat
on the platform at the Xalatorium.
The meeting i under the direction
of the IJimsomi elnb and C. M. Thoma
the prenident, will pftwkie. On New
bury will introduce the speaker.
There will bn eventl gowl muicl
neleetion rtmdered by a mixed quar
tet.
Iridic vpeeially arc invited a Ihia
i tho flret year they will have a
chance to vote for pnwidnnt and they
should ce and hoar thin Ohio candi
date for the preaidential nomination.
The meeting will begin at 8 p. m.
aharp.
0. C. HorUinovi'r of Portland,
Manager of the Hurton campahtn in
Oregon, and hi accretary, Kdcar
Winter, arrival in Med fori 1 Friday
evening and will meet Senator Hur
ton here Monday.
The jmrtv leave Tuendev morn
ing for the north.
SO. OREGON UN'S
NBW fOfllC. April -i rcderal
Invaatltntor httf marte IHtle prs-
grana Hi their attempt lo dtarover
the MwrtHjr ef the men who financed
and dtrtetod the wfteged fir bomb
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evMptrncr to deatroy munition j
blpe. Agent of the department of
Juatlre aaid iodny that the vtem of
lb (Itrmnn agent alleged to be In
folvfd la doatruetlva acta In thla
conn try la ao perfect that none of
tho ring leader are dlnelosed.
"Tbote who have a comprehenMv
knowledge of aoch an undertaking
are hlnh ctnea men who will neither
confoM nor betray a atnglo secret.'
aalil CnptalM H'llllam M. Off ley of the
department.
"The men wh have ronfeaeed are
not entrusted with Important aeereta.
Per that rooeon the tx eonfeatona
we have obtained are of little value
In going higher."
The whereabout of l)r Walter T
Reheele, the chemlet who conducted
the fertiliser rectory In lloboken.
where It la charged the bomb were
filled with explosive. hs not been
aaccrtalneil by the authorltle Ills
wife, who live In llogofa, X. J . aaid
he hod gone on a two weeks trip Into
the mining region of Pennsylvania.
Federal Investigators re examlnlnK
the banking aecoun(a"V)f Dr Scheele
In the hope of dlecoverlnn the source
whence lie obtained the JlOunO
check to finance the operation of
tho fnctorv.
The Women' Preulo terlal society
of Southern Oregon will hold their
annual inetUliK WtHlnoadny, April
19. at 0:30 a. in. In tho I'roahyterlan
church.
DoloRHto from Itosolnirg. Suther
lln, (lleudale, Klamath l'lls and the
Itoguo river valley will he proeeuted.
Tho loadiiiK speakera are .Mrs. M. J.
Olhleraleevo of the New York Hoard
and Mrs. K. V. deary. North Pacific
hoard. In tho morning report of
committee will be given. Also a
plsylette by the Medford society,
"Our Tools," Ashland society; ad-
ilree. "Momionlstti," Mr M. J. Nor
rls; (Julet hour. Mr. Mary I). Fin
ger.
At 1:30 devotional. Mr. Thark
rah: a Mowenger from North Pm-
clflc ItoNrd. Mr. K. P. deary; Meth
ad Hour, Mr. M. J. nilderlecte,
New York City; Instrumental solo,
"The l.t Hope," Mia Ituth Y.u ,
ner; addree. 'Chill," Mr. Frank
Oloeckner, In costume. I
At 7:19 p. m. Joint meeting uii '
I'reabytery.
Addroaa. "Our Field Work." Mic
M. J. nildereleeve. j
,l,unch will be erved at noon nu
In the evening dinner. Koch l r- !
queated to bring one doien t.m.t ,
wlrhe.
Th Preoby terlal officer are Pi .
(dent, Mra. W. F ghlelds, tcv Vx,
Idnnt, Mra. W. W. Thackrah. Kofi
burg, vlee president, Mra. II. S I'm
cott, Oranta Paa. secretarv, Mr- i
Hatfield, Central Point; rorrcioni
Ing secretary, Mra. ('. It. I.amkm
Ashland: secretary literature. Mrs
K. X. Warner, Medford; serrctan
young people's work, Mra. M .1 Mer
rill. Uranta Pa: mission stud).
Mr. B. Palmer. Central Point,
treasurer, Mrs. W. D. Vater. Otants
Pass.
SHIP
ERICA!
40 PERCENT OF
COFFEE OUTPUT
WASHINGTON. Apill 11 - The
AmiH'Iran people lon known a the
world's coffee drinkers actually enn
sumo forty percent of the amount
sold In the International markets, ac
cording to the flgurea announced by
the bureau of forelan and domestic
If Micfp were bftfef pir-tim-A
imMfe fli.r Wffukl bo
w'tfi at the SfrAH.
gWHfc RE THEJJ-fcR6wr3 GQ5
jrtiiivH nbowif hrrf nr
ruiiivrly ffmrwnivv( to
ho the .Kt oWnlnnWr--i'ifnr
iiihI Im- ronvim'p'l.
TODAY EVERYBODY LAUGHS TODAY
CHAPLIN
GIDDY, GAY AND TICKLISH
THE OVAL DIAMOND
(SID Charlie's Brother) in
The biff Mutual lnnater jti'tiii'c; kmiuihc
(iiini'tci' show fur 5 niul 10. in six parts. A
show um can't afford to niis.s.
COMING TOMORROW Florence Reed in the extraordinary fivp-nrt Gold booster play, "AT BAY."
This is guaranteed to he the best (Jold booster jjlny ever seen at the .STAIJ.
MONDAY Daintv Marguerite Clark, one of the highest salaried motion pieture stars i! J 5 mS ' V?S' ft"d
admired by millions, will be scon in the unique five-part Paramount production, "STILL WATERb.
TUESDAY Lubin's smashing big plav, "NATION'S PERIL." A five-part military subject. You will
find the program for the entire week to be unusually good. There are other pictures, but none to compare
with those seen at the STAR. We give no free tickets, as our show is always worth your time and money.
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Republican Presidential Candidate, at
Nat.-Monday, April 17
AT 8 P. M. SHARP
Come and hear the issues of the day discussed by the live-wire
Republican Senator from Ohio.
LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED
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OteihH4l ICMotw SurprlH I'lHiined
Hit right down now. and phone
m-J tin Overland agency ). aa
"Come on around here no, and
show us tthat you've been blowing
about, you're boon saying that the
Overland la the beet buy In A merit
I am going to buy my fsiulU a car
and tho beat for the least Is ht I
am sfter." nay this, or drop don
on the sly If you want to surprl
'em. and we'll have a heart to heart
talk, dope things out and pull off
tb big surprise together
The Overland homo Is at 39 U
Urape. and the care are there big
and lilt I '
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CUllty .SIH'l'iUt'Mllt'U of
ScImhiN.
A unherlt graduate, hold Ore-
itou life irrtifirale; spt f Talent
chools to ears. supi of .l.t.khou-
llle kcIukiU for the pact tlir,r ear
Head ' ollltcal aiiuoiiin'cineut
(I'al.l Ath i
CaV f dflHH
het ainl nlk'Mi IJ-i ( tw i.ntli, iK',',,1.1.. i -
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Monday evening April l'th there
III be a Siecial meeting of Keamcs
Chapter In Maoonlr Holl at 8 o clock
sharp for the purpose of receiving the
official visit of the Worlh lirand
Matron, Mary K llouck ot Kosebura
The orthv matron reoueets the at
tendance of all members of the order
MRS 1,1'l.f J WITTK. Sec
NOTK'II C
ViwIneU Medford Noitb Main and
West Medford roglator M; at tto
4JIMVlbui otttfa
thiO '! leer about -At ooi -
tiruied. and diajbrd- ' of t
VELVET ICE CREAM
Itlilt. Sllll'i-lll HOl IVIlt toil
FOR EASTER
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' IStt up in iiU ilul lutdtl lu-1 mIIm
Mil. lbM, loiiMltoH. Iti. Ik Mtol
1'letM Uv t Yearn
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Eledric Pumping and Irrigation
lileelrieity aff(rds the simplest and mot ctmvcnieiit nwii' for
pumping: for irrigittiou, ami jjlants jiroperly inslalled can bo xiui
more econouneally. nil things considered, than in miy other way.
Tlio qiutntity of water required vrtHes with ihe soil, and for crops
iu this locality, from oie acre foot (12 acre inches) to one and
one-half aore. feet ( IS aere incite) in the senaon js eomidered ml
fieipnt. Kcouoniical intiUlUitiuu nnd omu'Htion or pumping plants are best
secured by small units, ojieratiug 21 hours per day, pumping into
suitable reservoirs, so as to irrigate under large head S to 13 hours
per tiny
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7o will ho glad to supply estimates of i.c and cost of pumping
complete.
California -Oregon Power Company
216 West Main Street
I'hone KB MEIU-'OUD, OREGON
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