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JFEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. 1933. unlucky to wear out the ISth pair of o!e. So 1 sold them." TEXAS MONUMENT S cstaful and the Salem drum oorpi will represent Oregon it tbt Ameri can Legion national convention In Chicago and defend Ite title M na tional champion. Commander Allen Carton of Capital poet announced vesterdav. The corps will leave rrvm Portland tonight. Only S250 remained to be collected thla afternoon, Caraon ta'.d. ing of the Society of Prlenda here 'n October will be aaaured of home ccoked food. Quaker women for the put month cave canned more than BO quarte of rpple eauce for the meeting. Many buahela of vegetable arc stored for th event. The work waa dona In the Scatter good seminary. Quaker denomination al school here. worn almost contlnuoualr tine Un, were repurchased by the original cealer recently for S3. It was Victor Sobeckl. a plumber, who bought the shoes so long ago. Ke wore them when he marched to war with other recruits and again when he marched In the Armlittce nay parade. "I had them re-aoled IS times." he explained and thought It would be BODY FIR Per Tier By Cord HEAVY CLEAN nn CONVENIENT VijOse MED. FIEL CO U 1122 N. Central Tel 631 FAIR JOURNEY FUND 13 GOT BUCK BEANS Seventeen Who Fell In III t Fated Mier Expedition of 1842 Given Belated Hon- ors By La Grange Folk SALEM, Sept to. VP, The lor funds was suc- WEST BRANCH. Iowa, (CP) Delegates to the annual atate meet Michigan crrr, ind. pair of ahoea sold for IS In (DP)-A 1918 and merftency drive 3 welds Riverside's Cords into a super-strong unit! This EXTRA Patented Process gives you cdbux PURE LIQUID RUBBER aaaaaaaawsaaawaBwerawjaeaw-lwasaiaaa SW mm mn i yfi 0 . "K,S.-virst..fSExaAsT Jin.. sMsssumm By BTCART B. JONES United Presi Staff Correspondent LA GRANGE, Tex. (UP) A taU granite column atanda in tftia town . to honor the memory of the 83 Tex an, who loat their Uvea in two of the most tragic eventa In Lone Star fit&te history. Recently unveiled, the monument oommemoratei the men who fell lij the Ill-fated Mier expedition of 1843 recalling the atory of the 17 black beana that spoiled death for aa many men at Hacienda Sal ado. Fond Raining Took 100 Year It u erected after nearly 100 yeare of fund-ratal iw- . It waa In 1848 that the bonea of the 17 martTT of Mier, together with thoae of 30 other Texana mas&acred in the Battle of Salado Creek, were returned to Payette county aoil and burled near here. Citlrem of La Orange at once t gan effort to raise money for a ault- able marker, according to Houston Wade, postal clerk, whose history of the expedition was published with the monument's unveiling. In the summer of 1843 the Repub lic of Texas still was at war with Mexico, though the dealaive battle of flan Jacinto had been rough t Ana won by Gen, flam Houston's army six Team before. On Sept. 11 a force of 1,300 Mexi cans under Gen. Adrian Woll Invaded the Tillage of an Antonio, taking captive the district Judge, the grand Jury and the attorneys attending the court then In session. Ordered to Attack The Texas militia west of the Brt. boa river waa ordered to attack the Mexicans. Opt. Matthew Caldwell of Gonzales led a. company of 00 men against Woll and defeated the Mexl cans at Salado Creek. Through a mtsunders tending of positions, however, Capt. Nicholas Dawson, La Grange, leading a com pany of A3 men to Join Caldweil. found himself surrounded and cut off by the retreating Mexicans. The Mexicans slaughtered the Tex ana With giapeshot. Thirty-two were killed and a number of others cap tured. Brlg.-Gen. Somervell led a force of Texana In pursuit of the enemy, who retreated across the Rio Orande. force under Capt. William 8. Planer bolted and pursued the enemy across the river. . On Christmas night, 1643, the Tex ana attacked the Mexican village of Mier. Flaher was wounded and the Texana aurrendered. They were marched toward Mexico City, but at Hacienda flalado, 100 miles from flaltlllo, they escaped. Af ter wandering for days In the moun tains, they were recaptured by a Mexl' oan cavalry squad. One In Ten Executed Gen. flanta Anna ordered one In each ten of the prisoners to be shot, On March 35 they were made to draw beana from a pitcher held by an of ficer. It contained 17 black beans and 1M whit onea. That night the unlucky 17 were hot as they eat on a log. The rest of the band with the ex ception of Capt. Swing Cameron, wno waa shot at a later date, were taken to Mexico City and kept at hard lab for years. Eventually all were given their liberty. . Later, during the war with Mexico, Texas members of Gen. Zach Taylor's army got an order on the alcalde of Hacienda flalado to surrender the mains of the 17 Texani who were shot there. They were brought to La Grange, center of the district from w-ntch most of the Texana had come. A few yeara later the remains of the SO kill d at Salado Creek also were return ed here. DESIRE TO GRAB IT OEN"BVA. Switzerland, Sept. 30. (Jp) Nothing la further from Ger many's thoughts than to seek terri torial expansion by force, Propagand Minister Joseph Goebbels declared to- ,day at an interview. Tr. Goebbels also asserted It waa ridiculous to accuse the Nasle of ex ercising "cheap revenge" in their cam palgn against the Jews. Regarding national security, he said that any German government, what ever Its composition might be, would nave to demand security for the in teres to of the world as welt as for the Interests of Germany. 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