Medford mail tribune., April 12, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

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PA'dE THTDirra
T-
MEXICO TAKES NO
DEATH OF ZAPATA
MIOXrCO CITY, April 18, (Uy
Associated l'ross.) Clonurul lCinllluiio
Kuputu, tho reliul Inudur of HouUiurn
MokIco, now of whoso itualh rvachud
tlili city ymlurilny, was killed Tliiirn
day inurnliiK tlurliitc uit oiiKiiKomcnt
'liotwoim hi trbopn and Kovarninoiit
soldiers who tind by n ruso entered
his en iii p nl llncloiulii Clilnumocn,
near tliq vllluno of 1'otlulcliinci, Mor
lion, , j
Tlio KOVnrnmont siilillors, undor
eonimnud of (lunurnl 1'ulilo (IoiixiiIoh,
pluiuiod to cnutiira thn rolml chief
mid prntondud thuy wuro a part of
tho Fortieth rpKlmunt which huit
ooino to Join Zuimtu'd forces, Wlion
Kupntik was askod to review tlio man
ho became suspicious mid took with
hhn a Inrno number of roliol troop.
This prevented tho rurryliiK out of
Clio plun mid resulted in a Kuiionil
flKhL nputtt full with inuny of his
follower. A number of Kovornniont
soldiers also lout their live. . !
Tho Kovoriimunl U lulilnn unusual
precautions to establish tho fact of
tho robol louder's dcuilh. Offlclnl
pliotoKrnphs lmvo boon taken at tho
body which linn Wit vlowod by ninny
who know Znpuia and deposition
lmvo boim required from those Hiking
purlin (ha halllo.
Tho body will bo burled In tho
Kupatlsta tomb lit Tlnlllmipun, Mor
elo, whli'h wan oroclud noma year
KO to rocolve the bodies of nil tliono
who nlKnod tho ZiipnllHta covonnut
known tho "plnn of Aluya," In
this tomb tiro burled tunny rolml
leader who lmvo dlod durlim Ilia
lust 10 year. Including lCiifomlo '.A-
pal, brolhor of Iho chlc-fulil. 'It
coimlma of a urcut mono pedestal In
tho base of which ora a number of
burled compartments.
l.ltllo l known of Xuputa' early
llfo except thni ha w burn about S8
yenm auo. Mo begun llfo na a groom
In Iho omploy of iKiiado Io La llorro
nophew of Iho Into President I'or
flrlo Dln, who ownod out of Iho
largest estates In Morelos. i'JIo be
came a revolutionist for ilia purpose
or securing reforms In tho laws per
tnlnlnn to landed estatvs which would
favor tho peons, but Inter hit flit It t
against tho government doRunorntod
Into an Indlicrlinlnato slaughter of
evoryono excopt Zapatistas.,
ACCUSEHUN PEACE ;
DELEGATE OF PL01
ZURICH. Switzerland. April 12.
Count Van ltrockilirt'f-ltiititr.nii, the
(Ionium foroiim minister, who linn
boon selected nil ono of tho (Joniinn
dcli-untos lo tho imiiro conference
whk involvod in a recent attempt bv
German mid Gormiin-Auslriii to stir
mi armed rebellion nuiunst Cxecho
Hlovnkin. nocoriliiur lo n Hiieultil cor-
rt'HiHindimt writiinr from l'riiguc. Tho
nllvucd pint was discovered bv
Vxcclio-Klovnk nutliorilies when tliev
iirrcxtcil Dr. I'nul Kchwnrlx. tho (lor
innn vice coiihuI nt I'rmtuo, nnd ono
of In women nu-ciiU. Julia l'lihlcn,
' Vlotorv Loan Edict Monday.
'WASHINOTONr. April l'J. All
torniH of tlio Viclorv J.ibcrtv loan
lmvo boon dotonuinod liv tho tnnHiirv
nnd probnblv will bo niinoiinood Mnn
ilnv inNloiul of nwuilinif Kvrretnrv
CIIiimh' hih'ocIi nt n lonn rally in Now
lork TiiokiIiiv niu'hl.'
Daily Health Talks
, Tho Many MyMorlr of
Nnturo '
BY I. W. IIOWKn, M. D.
t 'You can tuko nn onlgn hood mid a
panny Rood, nnd plant thom sldo by
Mldo la the auino spot of ground. In
ono cane, you got nn anion, with Im
nocullarly atronR odor, nnd In tho
othor you not a flowor of rnro bounty
Ymi ran nlunt a nonnv Hood nnd Rut
opium (a dtitiKorotia, hnblNorniliiK
driiK).- or you cun plant a rhubarb
aood nnd not RomothliiK that holps
constipation.' No nclontlHl, IIvIhk or
dead, cun oxplnln tliono niyBtorlca of
Nature Ilohlnd tho luvlalblo Ufa
Harm in ouoh aood Ik htddon tho (loop
hoc rot . that nobody undorHtandH.
Kvorythlnn growliiR oub of tho
Rround hoouih Intondod for soma una
in ostabllsblnir natural conditions
Dr. Plorco. of Buffalo, N. Y., lonK
Hlnoo found out wnt la. naturally
bout for womon'g dlactiatm. Mo lonrn
ed It nil throiiKh troiitliiR thotmiindH
of ombob. Tho roBtilt of his hIiiiIIob
wan a modlclno cnllod Dr. I'loioo's
Favorlto Proscription. This modlclno
In mado of vegotuhlo ni'owtlia that nu-
tnro auroly Intondod for backacne,
hondacho. woakonlnR drnlns, boarliiK
down nalnn. narlodlcnl IrroKiilarltloH,
nolvlo Inflammatlnns, nnd for tho
many dlHordora common to womon In
all ngon of llfo. Dr. d'lorco's Favorlto
Proscription la mndo of Indy'H Bllppor
root, blnck cohosh root, unicorn root,
blue cohosh root nnd Oregon grnpo
root. Womon who toko UiIh standard
rontodv know that In Dr. Piorco's Ka-
vorlto Prescription thny aro gottlng
a safe woman's tonlo no good that
druggists ovorywhero soil It.
Ji'avorlto Proscription should lmvo
tho full couridonco of ovory woman in
Amarlca bocauno It oontnlns no nlco
hoi and no nurcotlo. Dr. I'lorce know
whan ho first mndo this stnndnrd
tnodlolno, Hint whlskoy and morphine
are Injurious, and so ho has nlwnyB
koDt thom out of 1) In romodtos. Hand
J Do to Dr. Piorco's Invalids' llolol
Biifrnln. N. Y.. for trial nkff. Tnhlotn
. Adv
"Queen of Circus" atlRialto
. ... .
Iff: vAW Ur,v. j
Dillit Khodtt ttache Gimp,
in "Jioop-La," her
The rod-loiter day lo the llfo or a
boy Is whon tho circus coition to town.
Following tho circus-parado for mlloe
(o tho "groundsi" watching the crew
put up tho big tout, tho atnall boy
forget hums, school and household
chorea. Porchod high up nonr tho
top of tho tont with a bag of peanuts
and a bottlo of pop, wflh eyes gluod
on (ho unties of tho clown, thrilling
funis of aorlnl artists or the daro-
dovll and baro-back riding of it beau
Ht. .Murk's Kplscaimt
Cor. North Oukoa'.o and Fifth 8t. 1.
8 a. m. Holy communion.
10 a. m. Sunday school. i
Jl a. m. Holy communion,
8 p. ml Kvonlng prayer.
Win. I). Hamilton.
Central lNdnt ClirlMlnn Church
.Service nt Control Point C'hVlstlan
church Wodnesdny nights at 8 p. ra.
All cordially Invited. Uood music.
Krunff.-I.ulli. .Ion's Church
Fourth St. below Oakdulo Avo.
Itov. Dr. W. U. Morons-Oosor, pnstor,
He. 518 West Fourth St.
Sunday school 10 a. m.'
Divine sorvlco 11 a. m. ,
You and youra aro cordially
vllod.
ln-
Cntholle Cliurch'
South Onkdnla ovonuo. '
First mass Sunday nt 8 a. ni.
Second mass at 10:30 a. m.
ilnnedlctlon after second mass.
lllosslng and distribution of palms
before second mass.
Itov.- John Powors, rector.
M. K. liurcli, 8outli .
Cor. Mnln and Onkdnlo. .
J. E. Walbock, pastor. '
Sunduy school at 10 a. m.
' Preuchlng nt 11 a. m. and at 8 p.m.
, Prnycr mooting Thursday at 8 p.m.
Come and brlug your frlonds. Your
prosonco nnd tho proaonco of that
frloud will mean two moro.
I'liornK Pnwbyterlnn Cliurch
Dr. Hullllo, Pustor, ,
Sunday school at 10 a. in., It. W.
Frnnio, supl,
Publlu. worship at 11. Sormon,
"Tho Cross lod's Poworrul ICxpros-
slon nt His Iduu of Sacrifice."
7:110. Young Peoplo's rally. Loader
Wnltor Frnsor Brown. .
1'hoonlx Is tho only church In the
nolKhborhood. 'Como und help to
ninko It moro oftlclont. -
Krco MotliiMlHt Cliurch
Cor. Ivy and West Tonth Sts. .
Sablmth school 10 o. m.
Prouchlng 1 1 a. ni. and 8 p. m.
Prnyor nnd prulso sorvlco 7:80 p.m.
Subject of morning sermon, "The
Way Kvorlnstldg." Night sorvlco, "A
Preparation for a Hevlvol In the Near
Kuturo. " All nre. wolcoine.
M. F. Chllda, Pastor.
; 837, Wost',Ten,Ui at root. ,,
Flint CSirlHtlan Cliurch
niblo school 0:45. Big Junior
ohorua loads- In singing. Bo sure to
como and coma on tlmo... '
1 1 ,n. in. Sormoh': "An Old Lovo
Story." Spoc.lnl music. .-. Duot nnd
oliorus,."1Oh Lovo Tjjmt Will Not Lot
MO MO. , . . . .'v..., ,. ,. .
8 p.'in. Spoolnl song sorvlco: Relig
ious -words to "Tho Long Long
Trull," ,"Tlpporary," "Joan of Aro'
and "Koop tho Homos Flroa Burn-
.Ing" written by Mr. Millard.
A apodal solo mid duot: Itollglous
words to "Tho Rose of No Mun's
Lund," Be suro to hoar this.
Sormon, "Tho 'Dostiny of Mnn
Illustrated by a chart. Evorybody
wolcomo. ; .
"( . Central Point Church
Siindny school 10 n. m.
Proiiohlng 1 1 n. m. und 8 p,
ISpworth Longuo 7 p. ni.
The , pro-IjXator . union aprvlcos
which have beeit hold during the past
wook hnvo been very holptul and the
lntoront Is Incronslng. Thoy will be
cniitlnuod tho coming wook.- Tho boRf
Inlont uvnllnblo. bus boon secured to
niiulHt In Iho work. It Ih a rnro on
her trick pup, lo ling
fotcit rclcait.
tiful "Equestrlonno Quoon," ' young
Amorlca 1 In his glory.
The side-show after tho main event
whoro tho aggregation of- freaks are
guthorod the iBoardod Lady, the
Human Skeleton, tho Fat Woman
tho Tattooed Man, and the whole con.
glomoratlon of human and Inhuman
abnormalities, Is a wondar palace to
"Buddy.". ., , ,
All those are shown In "Hoop-La,"
the comedy-drama of clrcus-llfo star,
ring initio Ithodos as a "Queen bf tho
Circus," at tho Ulnlto tomorrow only.
portu.nlty for tho pooplo ol Central
Point and It Is hoped they all will
ovoll themselves of lb la privilege.
Welcomo to all.
First Baptist Cliurch
"Not Boasting but Building"
God asked his people to build him
a bouse and said when It was built
"1 will sot my glory th'ero.'' . This he
culled "The pljace of meeting." There
he expected to moct his people. The
house Is built. He will koep bis word
and bo tbeco, will jrou? '
9:45. Bible school. F. W. Mean,
supt.
11 a. m. Public worship. Subject
of sermon, "Penlel."
0:46 p. m. 'I). Y.P.V. '
8 p. m. Broaching. Subject, "The
embezzlement of Power." , .
H. Y. P. U.' 6:45 p. m.
Bo on tlmo, tomorrow we start our
big contost. All are welcome.
Klrt. Church of Christ, Scientist!
Branch of tho Mother Church,- the
First Church of Christ, Solontlat, In
Boston, .Mass.
Services every Sunday at 11 a. m
subject, "Are ln, Disease and Death
Heal?" , .
Sunday school at 9:45. All under
the ago pf twenty aro welcome.-
Wednesday, evonlng meetings, at
which testimonies of Christian Set'
once healing are given at 8:00.
Free reading room which Is In tho
M. F. & H. building, is open from
to 5 p. m. dally, except. Sundays and
holidays. The 'Bible and all author
lied lltoraturo may be read, loaned
or purchased.
Church building Is at 212 North
Onkdalo. The public Is cordially In'
Vltod to attend tho services and visit
tho reading room.'
: Ircsbytorlnn Church
' Cor. Main and Hilly stroots.
Sunday school at 10 a. m., C. E.
Uiitos, supt. ; '
i-aim Sunday sorvlco at 11 a. m
sormon, "Tho Compassion of the
King."; . , . ;
I'venlng sorvlco at 8 p. m., sormon
"The Ro-Blrth of Confidence -Amor
len's Immediate Task."
Music .tor the morning service
Double quartet, "Praise the Lord Oh
My Soul" (M. Wtatson); solo, "Tho
Palms" (Faure), Geo. Andrews.
In the evening, trio, ,"Llft Thine
Kyes" (Mendelssohn), Mrs. Andrews,
Mrs. Childors, Mrs. Isaacs.
A sincore effort to Interprot relig
ion In tho light of the needs of today.
Aro you 'Interested?
Mrs. Clinton McCurdy, organist,
Goo r go 'Andrews, director of music.
: L. Myron Boozor, Minister,
'; First MothmllHt Episcopal
Fourth and Bartlott. '
Palm Sunday will be enthusiastic
ally observed In this church. It will
mark the beginning of special holy
wook services to be hold onch oven
In 8, culminating In the sacramont of
tlio Lord's supper on Friday ovenlng.
An opportunity will bo given at each
service to make an .open confession
of faith In Christ. Those desiring to
make application for membprshtp In
the church will see, the pastor per
sonally or phono 332.
Tho (homos for Sunday's worship
are as follows: 11a. m. "The Trlum
phnl Entry of Christ Into Jerusalem"
8 p. m. "The Klngllnoss of Jesus, the
Saviour." -.;... ;
Tho Sunday school meets at 9:45
a. in. The Men's 'Btblo class is reor
ganizing. Mr., F. W. IBross, a practi
cal business man and former Y. M
,C. A.- secretary, has -consented to act
na toucher. All men are Invited to
bocome members of this class.
'. The Epworth .league meets at 6:4
p. m, - No young man or lady Identi
fied with the league should miss tlj.li
session,
Thoro will be special music at all
tho aorvloos. :
0,-H,. Cnrlos, Mlnlstor,
TOURIST TRAVEL
THIS SUMMER
BKATTLK. April 11. Hnilwovs
of the United States and Canada ore
beginning the expenditure of hun
dreds of thoiiHnnds of , dollurs to
Htimiilato touriat travel this summer
nnil a good portion of it will be spent
in advertising the I'ucif'io northwest,
uccording to Herbert C'uthbprl. sen-
roturv of tho I'ncilin Northwest lour--iMliAHHoeintion,
who, hnH returned to
Senttlc. after n month spent in cust
om cities of the United Slates and
(Vinndu. . - -
Mr. Cutliberc conferred with the
heads of pnxHcncer departinentK of
tho United Ktntox railway adminis
tration in Chicatr'o. Washington and
Now York and with Canadian railway
official in Montreal and Winnipoe
arranging for cioorierntion between
the ruilwnv nulilieitv eamoaitm and
the cnmpaiirn of .the Pacific North
west Tourist nHsoeiution. which will
expend the $125,000 uporonrintcd bv
Orec-on, Washintrton nnd British Col-
mnbiu for tourist advertising for a
two vcur period, following the work
done diiritiif the nnst two vcars.
"The United States milwav admin
istration has 'shown their approval
of the methods of the Pacific North
west Tourist association bv follow
ing our lead in adverlisinir the Pacific
Northwest as a whole ratber than ad-
vnTtisinir states nnd localities. Their
advertiHinir. which involves the ex
penditure of hundreds of thousand
bea-ins in the miii'iizim-H in Annl nnd
widcHprcod newsnnper advertising
wilt follow Inter. The Canadian rait-
wnvs will also spend much money ad
vertising the Pncific northwest and
Alaska and their tourist rates. I am
told, are the same to Washington and
Oreeon Points as to Vancouver, eavs
Mr. Cnthhert. '
"Tourist travel lo the Pacific
northwest will be enunllv henvv this
summer nnd hotels and resorts should
be prepnred to take proper enre of
them. The people eenernllv should
be prepared for the heavy busniess
which tourist travel brings and to
impress on tourists the nntural ad-
vantnecs. resources and onnortum-
ies in th-s section, so that the tour
ists mav become investors nnd resi
dents to help develop tho Pacific
northwest." . 1
rDmen m
oar.
The used clothing collected for the
refugees of Europe was shipped on
last Tuesday. . The county secured
something over three tons of their
quota of eight tons. ., , .
The work was most efficiently car
ried on by Mrs. Jonas Wold, chair
man for the county, and her com
mittee. . j - .. n
Every effort was made to secure
the greatest possible amount of
clothing but prevloua. similar drives
had cleared -out the attics of the
county. ' Many garments ' sent in
showed that the donors' had given of
their very good things and .because
of this we feel our gifts will make up4
In Quality tor what they lack In
Quantity. ' .
The manual training teacher and
ono - of his classes from tho high
school, wcro of great assistance to
the committee In nailing up boxes,
jewing gunnoy Sacks and marking
tor' shipment. For this and all help
rondored tho committee during the
time of collection, the Red Cross ex
presses appreciation. - '
Our two delegates' to the Red Cross
conference, held in Seattle, Mrs. R
Schleffolln and Mrs H. Noblitt wlH
return early next week. '
v On Friday, April 18, a meeting
will be held for hearing their reports
concerning plans for the future of
The Red Cross.
All auxiliaries of the county are
asked to send as many representa
tives as can arrange to come. Thoso
coming from out of town will kindly
report at headquarters at 2:30 p. m
Tho place of meeting for the general
conference will be announced later
All members of Red Cross in town
are asked to attend that we may give
our visiting friends a good welcome
Time of meeting 3 p. m. ? , i-
Lota of old papers lOo the bundle
at this office. V tf
Does a Virtuous Wife1
" Love Her Husband and
Seek the Society of Oth
er , Men When JHe Is
Away? ':, ' v '
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"Virtuous Wives"
Anita Stewart
Her Triumphant Return to
ScreenJand
A truthful story of married life
in New York Society from the
two million edition novel bv Owen
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II Th City of . M,t
FA nnnnnmu Ii4
is i a Wise Man
Because every man
has', something ' to .
teach; the thing life
through experience
hastaughthimtodo.
Nature but repro
duces: man's ex
perience taking the
world where Nature
' . stops builds it better;
. h whether he makes
an iron plow to im
, ' prove the crooked
stick- ' ' :
Or turns mere rubber-;
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' pneumatic tires,, t
Experience is that
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;; the rjuality of which
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or bad. .
. It vouches for Good-:
: rich experience that ,
' " Goodrich made the
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V sines has fathered.
; tho improvement of
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Vibi thicker BLACK
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. extra wide, fortify-!
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v'egainst rut scraping. '
v .It returns .value for
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