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MEDFORD MATL TRTBUNK MEDFORD, OREfiON, -THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1029.
"Wicked Paris" in Throes of Drive
Against Sin by Energetic Prefect; "
Newspapers Back Cleanup Policy
.R.C.
Ily-T. T. TopplNK.
AsHociatod Press Staff Writer,
1'AIU.S. W) "Wicked Paris" Is
In the throes of a tremendous
drlvo toward morality. . a
. Two-jlay have Jeen ruled off
the; boards tvlthin a weelt. by Jean
Ohlappe, pie$i-frt off. police,' In his
order rind morals. :'' ,- ' '
In the -memory of man It Is the
' first time that a Paris theater ho
been .compelled .to take a play off
Its repertoire - oh moral Kronnds.
Yet not a sound was heard .about
: that overworked word "liberty" be
suppressed. . - - '
Another decree Issued by M.
Chlappo the-'camo woek also pass
ed almost without comment by the
French press, although t Is likely
completely to niter the .aspects of
tho far - famed - Paris boulevards
within tho. year. -
Spinning wheels visible In all the
Innumerable ' fairs of the city,
where through risking tho modest
sum of 60 centimes two cents
one mny win two pounds of uuKar,
a doll or a few clears, must ko
from the boulevards. " Forbidden
also arc the fortuno tellers, palm
ists and other mechanical con
trivances which" Klvo answers to
miorlcs concerning .tho. olmrae.lor,
destiny and aupoaninco of tho lady
who Is to- share the llfo of the
seeker after' information.
Pre'fcvt. Chlappr, thi h)(iu jpnori
IS
In many years, him soured on the 1
reputation for wickeilncHH which j
tho city has attained throughout'
tho world, and has' act hla heart!
In making tho French capital a
moral place. J
f So recently, when 'Len Di-Haxcs
do ParlB" which miht bo trans-1
luted broadly na "Tho Decadents
of Paris'-' appeared at tho Thealvoi
HonaiHsanco, m. chlappo's private)
censor reported that tho play wan
a most realistic picture of
haunts and diversions of certain
Immoral persons, and that no ar
tistic feattiro about it redeemed the
all too vivid realism.
Then the prefect personally at
tended the Hhow, and "Shocklnc!"
ho la quoted as hayine paid, speak
ing tho word without that touch
of ill-suppressed admiration used
by tourists who study tho various
presentations of such psychological
problems. The next evening the
theater was dark. -
Undaunted, the management,
after a few days put on another
play called "Passions." It was
merely iv revision of tho former
play with a few objectionable
scene altered.. . M. Chlappc stop
ped In and closed tho theater after
three performances,
- Paris newspapers generally have
approved M, Chlappe'a policy. They
don want loo rigid a cenHorship
In" tJio n freeest "riml giiyeHt city In
tho wooM-hut. jjrnio adpijtted, ther
Home Builders and Owners of a City Are
the Backbone of Community, Says "Bill"
JACKSO.WILl
"I feel all puffed up today,' buIU
"Hill" Dollar, "becauso I have
heard no much talk about all of
tho building that haa been done
I in Mcdford, and the Important part
) that the Dollar family played In
I tho work of making this city a
better place Jn which to Jive.
"Tho men who build their own
homes In Mcdford aro tho back-
Tho man who
Ore1., Oct. 17.
(Kpeelal.) Mrs. Henry Miller en- bone , of the city.
tertalned at her homo in North
.Jacksonville last wook 20 mem
bers of tho 'W. It. C. of Mcdford.
tl)0i jnu nieeung was un au-aay airatr
wnn a covoreu dish luncheon.
Among tho guests waa ono of the
old soldiers, Mr. Woods, and Mr.
Currier, husband of ono of the
members.
In tho afternoon all were taken
on a tour of Jacksonville, visiting
tho museum ut the U. 8. hotel, go
ing through tho Ileekman bank
and iiIho making a stop at tho home
I of JOmll Jtrltt and sister, Miss Mot
ile, whore tho ladles enjoyed the
beautiful paintings done by the
father of Kmll and Molllo Dritt.
.The la.t plncc visited wok the
Native Daughters' building, ono of
the oldest buildings In Oregon and
donated to the Daughters by Mrs.
A II t'o Hargent. In this building
IJicy also viewed Mrs. Sargent's
pVlvalio collection 'of articles which
sho, obtained during r''hprW travels
abroad. " k '.. ' i..,'- . ; ....
LETS BUltD notZL)
uwsismrmcrpf
Kotlc police official' Prtrls -hits 'lind inhriulf hi n! limit somewhere,
Monthly. Report of Red Cross
Tho statistical report of Amer
ican Itcd Cross. Jackson county
chapter, for tho 'month of August
shows tho following Itemised rec
ord of work: f
Office Interviews .. CD
Telephone inquiries - 90
Kmploymcnt obtained for l6
people.
Towns vlsltod and number of
times for social work:
Ashland 1
' Jacksonville 3
Phoenix 2
Talent 3
llnulo Point -2
Mcdford is
Total number of towna visited 0.
Total number of clients 78. -'.
Types of cases: 1 .
Family relief 14
Transient families 3
Child wolfaro 0
Sickness , 7
lSx-servIco men ; ' 9
Cooperating with cases:
Travelers' Aid Society 3
Social Service - Bureau, Flint,
' Mich .' 1
llutler Co. Chapter, Poplar
:....illuff, Mo 1
Vancouver Chapter, Vancouvor,
Wash 1
Ran Joaquin Chapter, Stockton.. 1
.- Portland Chapter ......a: 2
Welfaro Dept., Los AnKotoa. ...... 1
,IM Anitelos 00; Hospital '. t
Dept. of Public Welfaro. Seattle 1
' KlHto Child Welfare Commls-
slnn 6
Hichinond Chapter, Richmond,"' '
vn . : ' 1
Josephine Co. Chapter, Omnia
Pass : 3
Jackson Co. Health Unlt. S
Physicians -i..; 4
,County Court ft :..'.. ft
, Grncorles:
lnd ward's I..;:: .....':..,t..'....t 18.31-
Ciates & I.ydlurd..
3.89
-Total for groceries for Sep
tember 127.2(1
Total for Rrocorles for Sep
- tember from Ued Cross.: ft-89
Milk: Madrona Dairy S 5.10
Total for milk for Septem
ber -. ;. 6.10
Total ,for milk for Septom-
" ' her-from Kcd Cross nne
Fuel: Medford Fuel Co $11.75
i. Total for fuel for Scpt.....;.$l 1.75
Tkital for fue.1 (or Sept.
tember from Hcd Cross 3.75
rtent:
Iiiown & Whlto $18. no
John 13. Sholey 12. on) J.
'.-' ft 1T
1 t fW '
KAfJIJ: POINT, Ore., Oct. 17.
(Special.) K I vira Mao lilair of
Portland, teneher at tho Climax
school and Hoy D. Spalding of
Azalea were married at (I rants
Pass October 5th at the Baptist
par:on:ige, attended by Mrs. Lou
iKa Jilalr, inother of tho bride, who
came from Seattlo to attend tho
ceremony.
'Mr, ami ' Mrs. Spalding Intend
t:tking a trip north when Climax
hcIiooI cIohoh.
A community dinner was given
Sunday, October 13th in honor of
.Mr. and Mrs. Spalding at tho homo
of Mi, and M rs. W er t z when a
bountiful chicken dinner was en-
d. Those present were Mr.
' Total for rent for Sept $30.50
Total for ren't for iHcpt.
from Red Cross funds pone
Transportation:
Southern Pacific $73.20
Total for transportation
for Sept $73.20
Total for transportation
for Sept. from Red Cross 3. "5
Merchandise:
J. C. Penney Co $ 3.80
MBaskct Grocery
Total for merchandise for ,
Sept. ....$ 3.SU
Total for merchandise for
Sept. from Hed Cross.... 3-8!)
Transient:
J. N. Cafe .'.... $ .7".
I-an Fonda - f0
Total for transient for Sep
tember $ 1.25
Allowances for families:
Tntnl for families for Sept.. $00. 00
Total for families for Sept.
from Red Cross 20.00
Total material relief for Sep-
tcmltfu' 311.00
Total material relief for Sept.
from Red Cross 37.01
and Mrs. Kurtz, Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Vorlon, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Coy,
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Clrlssom, Mrs.
Myrtle Nelson, Mr. and Mih. Fred
SLlnson, Mr. and Mrs, Wertz,
Merrs. Ren Oswald, A. Hanson,
f oiupton, (lnrriel Charley, Yorten
Sr., i Ion Yorten of Seattle and
Mr. ami Mrs. Spalding.
builds his own house. Is tho man
who spends his money in his own
city and helps Mcdford while Mcd
ford helps him.
"If some men who are busy-paying
rent year in and year out,
would carefully consider building,
hey would find that the roason
they haven't the courago to build
their own house is becauso they
haven t the courage to save.
"Many a man who Is now paying
rent can save enough to make the
first payment on a home and then
Mcdford money is kept circulating
la this cUy. plenty of opportun
ities will be found to make the fu
ture payments very easy.
"Rent la a debt that Is never
paid. ' Not a penny can be bor
rowed on It. Tho man who 'rents
makes a present of tho house In
which ho lives to. the landlord
about every 10 yearn. V"hon old
age comes along and tho rent can't
bo paid, out goes Mr. Tenant.
"Too lato comes tho realization
that some of tho pleasures of the
earlier ycai'H might have been fore
gone for tho comfort that would
have been his heritage had he
planned a UUlo more wisely In his
youth.
"My brothers and J," continued
"UUP Dollar, "want to do every
thing wo run for Mcdford; and
home building Is one of the really
Important things wo riov A mfti
should vrepuro himself for the
time when his earning capacity
will diminish, and before that day
arrives ho should find himself at
i his own homo with a little money
In the bank; Ry doing this he will
have his independence and his self
respect, i
-f'There Is another side to this
matter outside of tho money end
of it which Is worth considering..
Men of family are the ones who
are home and house builders. They
have to think of something elwo
besides tho money saved and the
money earned. Men with a family
irrowing up have to think of the
human side of tho question.
"One of the best Influences for
good Is tho home. The young peo
ple who grow up In It look back
at It In after life and the memory
of it Ik nn actual moral Influence.
The kind of a person n boy is when
be becomes a man- depends a good
deal on the kind of a homo he -had
when he was a- boy. In looklpg
bock at a rented house thero Is
no feeling of pride, becauso it was1
home in name only.' i j
"Life In a rented house," said j
"RIU."'"can be likened to 'Rill
Hollars that are sent scurrying and
roving all over the country and not
kept at home. There Is no sure
ncss to any of them.
In building a home a person Is
not only made happier, but he does
something to assure or at least
to mrke likely the happiness of
his children. The father who
builds a home Iuiids character In
his children and a competence for
his! old :t(Kc. Ko.min,.,J too poor
tri build ail long as he in upending
money lor luxuries that he could
denv himself.
"Do yoi wonder," asked "Hill"
Dollar, ywhy I am ; enthusiastic
over such a proposition as home
building? 1 It not only brings peace,
and contentment to a community,,
but it also assures the members of
the Dollar family a good homo
among their friends, who keep
them circulating back and forth,
for the- benefit t the people who;
call Medford home."
(Copyright,, 1129, Fred Mozart.). ,
NAME SEAL WORKERS '
, : JACKSONVILLE DIST.
JACKSONVILLE, Ore.,- Oct.' ll
(Special.) Mrs. Hanna has ap
pointed Mrs. Forbes and Mrs. Llnd
ley members of tho Jacksonville
health unit for tho educational
work. The T. B. Christmas seal
sales aro under their management
for this city.
i
Citizens of Burkesville, Ky
where salt well drillers found oil
100 years aso. aro discussing erec
tion of a memorial archway over
tho highway near tho site of one
of the first commercial wells in
the country.
Free Lecture
ON ..;
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
by " ; '
JOHN C.'LATHROP, C. S, B. J '
OF BROOXLINE, MASSACHUSETTS ,. ' ; , J
Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, Thej
First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. .
Rialto Theatre i Q
FRIDAY at 8 p. m. Oct.
All Are Cordially Invited
,U.
10 SEND DELEGATES
FOR MEDFORD MEET!
REKSI5 CRKKK, Ore, Oct. 17.
(Special.) Charley IVttlKiew.
i our local mall carrier accompanied
i by Ted tSeamnn,. itoy AHhptilo nnd,
Oct. 17. 1 A. MittolHtaedU havo been mil
of the! hunting for the past few days, ro
; JACKHONV1MJ-;. Ore.,
, , (Special) A meetlntr
I'aront-T o a c h e r association wasjturnliiK last Monday ovenlnB. They
.held Friday afternoon In-'tho high.) reported a good time. Ted Heaman
Hchool auditorium with a short 'said they saw somo fine doer', but
feuslncsB session.
At a previa us meeting
teachers it wu UKrced tbat..eaeh
Mhey wero so busy looking; for
of Aho horns that till hut threo got away.
i room, as well ns the blah school,
Klvo to tho P.-T. A. all money
cleared at the Hallowe'en carnival
;In excess of $Ei, Tho declHlon was
accepted by tho P.-T. A., ? 1
t Tho county P.-T. A. convention
, .( to bo held November 2 In the
I senior hlh school building In
..Medford. Jacksonville P.-T. A. Is
, , entitled to two dolomites to
convention. It .wan agreed ithati
'Mrs. Iteach be elnpowered to Rive!
credentials to two of thoso mem
bei who will be able to attend.
t Mrs. Lewis' room, having the
largest representation nf parents
HELD IN EAGLE POINT
KAtilJ-; POINT. Ore., Oct. 1 7,-p
(Hpcelal.) Tho ltnguo Hivcr Val
ley Ministerial Union held their
first meeting after tho summer
vacation In the community Pres
byterian church here recently,
launch wiw Herved at tho Sunnysido
Hotnl. Tho afternoon seHslon was
(liven over to the adtlross by Hev.
4ilaiuin :, Porter, pastor of tho
Klrst l'resbvUrlnn church of Med
ford, on "Tho Need of a Hecon
strucled Program for Church Wor
Mhlp and Service," followed by dis
cussion. A flue spirit of fellow
ship prevailed. 4
Aj-ihhiiul. Tfilcnt, Medford, Cen
tral Point nnd Kngle Point wero
represented with fourteen in lit in
ters present. i ; ,
The next meeting will bo held In
iiniit I 'a mm, November lUth.
toOy may have.
a clear skin ;
THOUSANDS of people have
. weak, impure blood to this
may be attributed pimples, boils,
eczema, "run-down" . systems, 1
rheumatism and even mere, seri
ous ailments.
Without plenty of rich, ted
Wood, there could be no strong,
sturdy, powerful men, or beauti
ful, healthy women, , .
"When you qet tho number of
your rcd-blood-cells back to nor-'
mal, thnt sluggish, let-down feel
ing, loss nf Lppotito, those, pains
usually called rheumatism, boils,
pimples and skin troubles disap
pear. You got hungry again and
sleep soundly; firm flesh takes tho
place of that which was once
flabljy. You feel strong. Your
nerves become steady. You aro
resistant to disease. . t
Throughout more thnn a hun
dred years S.S.S. has been a
blessing to millions of people who
.',.' ',',. havo taken ad-"
-vantago of its
wondorf ul me
dicinal proper
ties. It is Na-
ture's own blood
tonic ' for ' im
proving the ap
petite, clearing
sss
Skin '
trotlbles
pimolcs. boil..
(Hrzcma. ami Anllnw mm-
plexion aro munllv but
SVMntnfn.nf idivner. m mnr.
danncrous troublc-a lack of the
normal count of red-cells in the blood.
, the. body ql so-called skin trou
bles, and kuildiug strength and re
sistance to disease.
S.S.S. is made from fresh vege
table drugs and has a successful
record of over 100 years back
of it. .
' S.S.S. increases the count of
red-cells in tho blood. Weak, im
pure blood is injurious to the sys
tem, lowering resistance to dis
ease. Rich, red blood builds and
sustains the body. S.S.S. helps
Nature build richi red blood. Good
blood improves tho processes by
which the body is nourished, pro
motes constructive metabolism
(healthy body building) and
.works against infection and dis
ease. Take S.S.S. daily at meal
time. To get full benefit you must
take it regularly and over a suf
ficient period of time. At all Drug
Stores. A3k for tho larger size.
'It is nioro economical.
Copnidit van 8.3.8. Co.
See the CJmmpiohs' Bt
Livestock Exposition
Incorporated A . ; ,
Portland, Oregon, Oct. 26 Nov. 2
12 Complete Shows in One!
19th Annual Exposition combines Pure Bred
Livestock Show; Fat Stock Show; Dairy, Manu
facturers' and Land Products Shows;Shccp Show; Amer
ican National Fox Show; National Wool Show; Indus
trial Exposition; Boys' and Girls' Club Work Exhibits;
urcgon fouitry&rct Stock how; and world-renowned
norsc snow. . . .
$00,000 in Premiunts
Ten acres under one root exhibiting millions of
dollars worth or America s Imcst pure bred ricct
and AJairy cattle, Horses, bheep, liogs, lioats.
roxco. special exhibit l'oultry and Kabbits.
. Ior$e Show 7 Evenings
anrt 3 Afternoons
Parades- of Prixc-winning Livestock; Auc
tions of Beef and Dairy Cattle: Junior
Agricultural activities in new J. C.
VV, JPenney Hall. 8 days of education
y - and entertainment.' '
Portland, Orogon, Oct. 26 -Nov. 2
Ktaaces Fares all TrensportaMn tins
m
WW
k$4
Iter!)
482
Largest .livestock Show in the World -10 acres under one roof
I j n ml frlrndH. won the book ty bo
Fred Tcttcprcw ban boon driving
ritnKO in tho plat; of his nmi Char
ley, who hiiH Ihph on u door bunl.
ClnrtMire (.rob hutt hlH now bouno
noiuly fliilKhcd it ml rxiu'cta to
move In about two wooltH.
Hchool ut art ol nKaln lawt Mon
day aflrr boliiR clost'd for nutno
two wtu-kH bocntiso of Mlcknonu
i ire i run in iiiivu in n i'ii tiuiio n
drop of Into mid tmllcntlotis nre
jthty will bo lower,
j -. Ulckey baH finished putHni;
tho now roof on tho school Iiouno
whlrh Kmitly Improves tho lookHi
l IIUl OUUlllllK.
tliwnrdnd thl rrionlh,
FREE
r DUUrLtT
Describing Causes
and Effects of
and othef ;
RECTAL
and
COLON
AILMENTS
WHITE OR
CALL. FOH
BOOKLET
TOO AV
Dr.CllAS.J.DCAN
HECTALWtOLON
CLINIC
mn sua oppos court mHise
5"
I Miii'Mhall Mtnlor baa bmn lmv
biK bin fht rultlnK of nUalfu
)iiol thin wtM'k. ' '
Tho titlo nf noxt HmiUay'H Icnuon'
ln;"lwful Work n ChtiHllan Duty."
MAKE MODERN HOMES
OF TALENT PROPERTIES
Ml rELEPMONE ATWATER 2061 I
APnuATto orricES, i
I ,f San Tran Cisc b,y
i" w Los ANGtues f
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TALKXT. ore., Out. 17.-
Will Hurt Is putiliiB tho
liiKtonchca on tho rnmntleto
Ihmiso fiirnicrly known aa tho old
Tali-lit lloli'l. Tho Iioiibo lm
born ri'mudrh-rt Into a six-room
mmlorn hutiKahtw ami Imii tho ap
poararifo oC tho new typo oC hotnn
ut tuiluy. In roniotUillitff tlilfl
hutitto, ho hiis preHervrii ono uf
Ihn vnllcy'a old land marks.
Htcvct l.iunlc haa palntod anil
remodplod tho placo purchased
frpm i;d Jonklns.
TALENT HUNTERS SHOW Z
'DISPLAY HUGE GAME
TALKNT. Ore.. Oct. 17. (ttpl.)
Two of the iHrtjoKt door of the
aea.on were dlnplnycd at the Tal
ent Hervlee Hlatlon Oituher 14.
One weighed 160 the other, 200
pnundx. They wore killed near
'mill !
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NEEDS!
NOT JUST YOUR RIMS
Do you know that in Goodyear Tires alone, tlicro
are from ten to fifteen sizes and types, all at dif
ferent prices, which will FIT YOUR RIMS? But
WHICH of these : will properly FIT YOUR
NEEDS? That's part of our service to advise
you correctly. Why buy an expensive type if a
low-priced Goodyear will answer as long as you
keep the car? Or why buy the low-price type if
you're going to drive hard, fast and far and really
requiro tho best? Como in discuss your NEEDS
with us. We havo Goodyoars in all types.
IV ',V -4
Medforxi
-&&? f JSXJ . -when it
Service
Main and Pacific Highway
YOUR TIRE SHOP
comes to
tire repairinu . .
that's OUr RnoniaHw
' j LWe have had years' of experience ,
and the very best equipment. You'll be
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