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!UTXFOT?I) MITL TRTBTTKE. MEDFORD, ftKEfiOX. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2fl. 1929. TXGE FTVH urn m acp NOW UPON US J&Sftf HW- pa vo nn ini 10I - vv .. k Ac os - Ml I I In ni IM , i ' i " V K --fcv UHIU Ull. U a ! Director of Jewish Charities Sees 'Monkey Business': in Arts,. Business and Economics Tolerance Is Needed, View. . M 7 SAN ' FRANCIRt'O, June 26. The world Ih inniiiK through the "meddling use" an era dur ing whir-h vry thing from the radio to the fundutnental.s of life are continually and - consiKtently "inunkeypd with" so lr. S.uiiuel C. Kohns, executive director of the Federation 04' Jewish Charities of Brooklyn, X. V., declared today in his address ut the annual luncaeun of the National Association of Social Work at the l'alaee hotel. "A curious manipulative hu manity now populates this earth," Dr. Kohns said. "We "monkey with everything. In music, in plastic and graphic arts in liter-4.iure.r-in business and economic ( pheres we take all sorts of lib erties with standards. Finally in the realm of life itself, tne present age Is monkeying with every ac cepted fundamental. This spirit has definitely reflected itself in the fields of social work and child guidance. Two dangers may be necif ically designated t hat of standardization of human being; and that of forcing the acceptance of the doctrine that to control, curb or repress tendencies to be havior is likely to result in dam age to oneself and to society." It is unfortunate for the world. Dr. Kohns declared, that psychol ogists and psychiatrists cannot all agree on life's f umltmentals. He urged dewlopment of a broader view of the practical understand ing, or human living and an un derstanding philosophy of life and "u tolerance of certain kinds of deviation which should be encour aged rather than thwarted." "But after all is said and done." Dr. Kohns concluded 'only as we break down artificial social condi 1 ions which destroy 1111 man per sonality and distort the best that is in us, only as we bring 'the kingdom of God on earth -will we ever be able to bring Godlike man to a practical realisation.' VNKW YOHK, June 26. JP) The trading account of rtishon Jxime Cannon. Jr.. of t:ie Methodist Kpiscoiml Shu rc h Couth, was de icrihed as speculative In testimony nu record today In the hankruptcy hcarlng of Kahle & Co. C. W. Kahle, who lent his name to the brokerage concern while he did clerical work for $35 a week, Vas examined at length yesterday concerning the relations of the southern churcliman with the firm. ' .Ho was shown photostatic copies of ledger sheets heading entries of the hishop's deals. "Don't you see from that ac count that the stocks were not held and that it was really a rpeculative account," he was asked. "Yes," replied Kahle. June 26 f Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Fair to night and Thursday. Mild temper ature. Oregon: Fair tonight and Thurs day, but unsottled, probably with showers in northwest portions, wit.i mild temperature. ' I Daily Meteorological Report 01 hj en r? i i 1 86 4S ss st; 52 4S 48 84 Local Data Tumperature ( Di-Ks.).... Highest (Last 12 hrs.).. Lowest (list 12 hrs.).. Slate or weather .- Clear Clem Ixiwest temiierature this morn InB, 4S degrees. Total precipitatiou nince Se)t. 1, 128, 13.69 tlicheH. Temperature two years ago to day: Highest 75, lowest 4S. Sunset today, 7:50 p. 111. Sunrise Thursday, 4:H7 a. m. Kiuiset Thursdny, 75ti p.jii Observations Taken at 5 A. M. 1 120th Meridian Time II it a 3 3 CITT Baker City .. Bismarck .... Boise Denver Ih Moines Fresno Helena Lob Angeles Marshficld .. Phoenix Portland Red Bluff .... 40 4S 54 r,4 Clear Rain C'lenr P. (My. I'. Cilv. Cli'iir Clear Cloudy )'. (My. Clear Climily Clear Clear Clear Clear P. (My. Cloody Clear Cloudy Clsur 7? Sli lot; Ml M K . 7ti 54 tin 4i'. so 5S 70 f.0 r,7 54 so r M 5S 4: Koseburg 78 Suit Lake City.. 04 San Krancisco .. ? Santa Fe 8 Seattle Spokane S2 Walla Walla .... 84 WinnlbuK L. W, DICK, Meteorologist. ANNE GOES RIDING WITH FAVORITE PILOT 1 t AssoctatcU I'rtts Photo ' Col. Lindbergh and hi bride of three weeks found the temptation for an air voyaae too ntronQ when they made their first public appearance since their marriage, at Mitchel Field. Their ho. meted figures are shown beside plane in the above, while below Lindbergh is at controls with hl wife behind him. ' EGG PRICE ( PORTLAND. Orr., June 26. (Pf ISgg prices continued to climb to- i day. Standard extras and standard ; firsts were one cent higher at 35 ' and 34 cents, respectively. Kresh ' medium extras gained half a cent 1 at 32, and medium firsts one cent . at 31. Current receipts were down one cent at 32. Trading was ac-: live, with buyers outnumbering sellers. 1 liutter was firm at previous (no tations. Watermelon supplies were in creasing and it looks , like1 there will .he plenty for the Fourth, with cheaper prices. Plums and peaches were arriv ing from the south. Cantaloupes continue scarce. PORTLAND. Ore., June 26. (JP) liy a vte of nine to three, mem- i hers of the Dairy Exchange have 1 decided to change the grading i classification of two of the ogg di visions, fresh extras tr mixed colors will be emoted In place of I standards, which may or may not be fresh, and fresh medium extras of mixed colors will replace medi um firsts. Members say the substitutions were made in order to Improve the standard type of eggs traded in on the board by prohibiting the delivery of washed or sanded eggs or eggs other than fresh. It Is contended that this will raise egg grades to a higher standard than that required by the state law. Quotations on the new grades will become effective Monday. Livestock POrtTLANO, Ore.. June 26. P OATTI.iO nnd CAI.VKS alow; M-flulay's arrival cnnii'd over: no rniM'ipts. Steers, medium, $10. IM) frll.25. Cows, K"d, SS.00 fr 1 II. Oil ; common to medium, s i .110 fii II. Ull: low cutler, f5.nufi7.00. ilOCS L1IU butchers, mostly 25 cents higher: receipts 10U. LlKht weiKht (1II0-2IIU lbs.), me dium to choice. $1 2.nnfi 12.25; IlKht IlKhta I13U-1C0 lbs), me dium to choice, SI 1 .25 "it 1 2.25. S1IRK1' and LAMBS WtcadyT no receipts. earlltiK wcinci-H (110 lbs. down), in u d 1 u in to choice, $7.01X1 a. no. PmhIiki PtiRTLAXIJ. Ore.. June 26. (P) ni'TTER Steady, unchanged. EtKiS IliKher on all grades. Portland Uairy Exchange (net basis): Fresh standards, oxtras, 35c; fresh standards, firsts, 34c; fresh medium extras, 3-'c; fresh medium firsts, zlc: current re ceipts, 32c. Prices to reunion, 1 U 3c over exr himge prices. MILK Raw milk (4 per cent). IL'.So rwt. delivered nnrtlnnd, leK 1 per cen: Htitterfnt, ttlatlnn. 4Sc: trark. 44e; delivered at Portland, 4t5ft47e. Porl.TKV SprlnK Pekin duek!. 4 ll. and fver. L'32'.e: old Pekln duekK. I'.lfi'Se. o.VK NS. I' iTATOKS Ste.nly, unehaned. '(KI. Lower. i:a.tern Ore- Kon. I'ilie in.: valley, .1" San Franci-Mii lluttcrfat SAX KBAN'CISCO. June lluttcrfat. f o.lt. Sun Francisco Card of Thank. To those who wei e so kind and IhouLhtfu! to us in our recent le rcavenit i.t we wish to extend our d ! m.d siii'-e-e appreciation n,MI for tin- lovely flowers. urn. t; rieice. Mrf !.ImH Pierce uud Family. &6 THE MARKETS I ui "SALKM. Ore., June 26. -VP) H.I CAMp ,rLATSoP 0reu June B. VanUuzer of Portland. t . K. ! - , Gates of Motif ord and Robert V. .'2b- Umny A and llead.iuar Siiwvit nf Bend, all members of ' t-rs company will arrive back in ho st.itp liii;hvav commission. Wil liam Duby of linker . and R. A C. E. Gates ' llooth of Eugene, former members of- that commission, were appoint ed hy Governor Patterson yester day as members of the Oregon park commission. The appointment of a park com mission is mt required by law, but was suggested by Will Hteel, super visor of Crater Lake park, nnd Its duties will be to cooperate with the government on behalf of the state for the acquiring of public parks nlong the highways. The commission members receive no salaries. In announcing the commission, Governor Patterson said he would nsk the next legislature to author ize the expenditure of funds for the perpetuation of forests nlong the highways. Several parks al ready have heen acquired by the state by gift or purchase. Show llat, HiihCh Cniicrian. A year and a half of tireless ef fort went, into the two and a half hour entertainment, "Show ltoat,' now playing at Hunt's Craterlan. .Music nnd singing mars of the Ziegfeld production of "Show lSnat'' were incorporated Into the photo play. In which HHen Morgan, Jule Itlcdsoe, "Aunt Jemima" and thw Ziegfeld Plantation Chorus sing and danee their original . rulea. Laura I.al'lunte playH Magnolia, I lov.-ly da. 'filter of the rlvi i.lo.ejih Sehillkraut Ih Itav r Itoatu; nat, the I Verne, ots Harlan. Kmily Kltiroy. NVeley Kdwards and Alma Ituhetli I are in the cast. I Coming to Itialto. J "The lnert H'.der." vivid Irama 1 'XrX mfM 1 A! oi me eai ty west, i im .11 1 ' "j " I new picture, com Inn tomorrow to roFiithu Hiallo theater. It Is a tensely iic. I interesting story of the while set 'tiers in Ihwer California shortly after thnt state was admitted into the union, and dentn with nn iminz im; mail roMiery. lt:niuel Torr U I he hero t no. and llert I each. ! K('w;inl Connelly. H.it ry fiod. md othfr if note me in tl: i-,ist. Fearn. Hm-biielc r rompsny lll tsublijli store In Klamath Kail. 1, ft v nnnr riuinpi Ilti I tMedford Thursr-ay morning be tween It and 10:30 o'clock. The men break camp Wedne- day at a. in., nnd immediately entrain for home, arriving in Portland at noon. The train will lay over in Portland until 11:30 at night, giving the boys an aft ernoon and an evening in the city. The annual fivld meet was held yesterday, and Company A took a prominent part 'In practically all of tho events, taking first place in1 tiiu lao-ynrd dash . with Rudy Singler as the entry, ami placing in practically all of the other ath letic events. The meet was an outstanding one and very colorful. With two bands furnishing music and with several thousand spec tators, the events moved off with clock-like regularity. There were 29 events. Private "Wilbur Kehl, who In jured h is leg d u ri ng the early period of camp and who will have to keep his leg in a cast for sev eral weeks yet. will bo removed to the hospital at Vancouver bar racks, where he will remain until his injury Is entirely healed. When a person Is Injured In -tlie service Uncle Sam looks after him until he is fully recovered, and Private Kehl will draw full pay for each day he is in the hospital and until he can resume his work at home. Earl Caddis and Olen Arnsplger visited camp last Saturday and took in the amuial brigade re view. Mcjlford Kiwanis club, who have sponsored Company A, sur prised the boys the other night Willi five gallons or vce cream and a lot of pies were added to the evening menu with "compliments of Kiwanis." 1PT. ROSS HOYT SCHEDULES FAST T! WAHIIINCTON. June 2G. (V) The air department announced to day that Captain Boss (i. Ifoyt. army air corps pilot, will heuin n 3 0-hour flight from Mitchell Field. New York, to Kan Fran cisro nnd return, early in July. A standard army pursuit piano of the Curtlss "Hawk" type, equip, pod with a new r,uo horsepower Curtlss "Challenner" engine will he usul. The fueling of thft plane will he done nt lJnvenport, Iowa, ind Chevenne. Wyoming, n ml Captain Hoyt will allow himself a five-hour rest period in San I Frntu isco. j ' Th plane has a wing spread ofi ! only 1 feet and weighs Home1 JtiMMi pounds fully tiaded. Spec lal kiim tanks, wit h 11 fuel ciipai ity of 2ra k a lions, have heen s pi-chilly Installed. Captain Hoyt was one of the pilots who asshtcd In the refuel ing of the nrniy endurance plane "Question Mark." ' t)n-irm Weal her. Kulr lonlcht and ThtirHday, hnl unvltled vvlih i.rob.'il.Iy hIiowith In n"iihw-! portion; mild tempera ture. Modei. re to fieh Homlier!!1 winds on tlie eo;'t. .Motor Itio-eM have ellt (lie eaill llitft of rallroadH In India. DENY DRY AIDES'DEPUTY WARDENS WOULD UTILIZE I: L , Prohibition Bureau Says , Motives of Pamphlet Mis- 1 understood Prooacianda : uuuciskuuu ri upoyanuo ; in Schools Not Plan- Commissioner. j WASHINGTON. Juno 20. tP) i Suggestions that the public school system was to he used by the pro hibition bureau for dissemination 1 of enforcement propaganda have I brought an emphatic denial of any such intent from the treasury de partment. I TKo denial of the "wrong imprec ision," us Prohibition Commissioner 'Doran described It, followed swilt ly ou the publication of a pamphlet I containing suggestions for the iu- jcorporation of prohibition iulurmu- jtiou in eight school study subjects,! ! together with slogans supporting j prohibition and udmonltlons to ; teachers to help toward enforce-1 ment. The pamphlet was made public I by Annu H. Sutter, director ot the statistical and educational division of the bureau, with the explanation that she would display the propos ed course of study, entitled "How Shall We Teach the isth Amend ment?" In n booth at the meeting j of the National Education assocla- : tion In Atlanta, June 2H to July 'i. "The treasury department does not Intend to make suggestions to t school authorities or to attempt t ! use the schools us a propaganda medium," Commissioner Do ran de clared, explaining "the public school system is operated under jthe control and authority of the PUBLIC SCHOO I several state governments and is Hf;nM subject to control of V..3 ?:;! oral government. - "Many of the states have lawn requiring thut the el'foctH of uleo I hoi and narcotics on the human system be taught In the public schools," the commissioner went on. "The bureaii of prohibition has prepared a limited number ol pamphlets which contain accurate information on these subjects us well as the economic phases of pro 1 tbition, and they are available should they he desired." BY FLOOD WATER IvONDON", June .26. (JP) An Exchange Telegraph company "d Is; patch from Tokyo 'today stild Iti-t flowing seat water had trapped 4S miners in a coal shaft In Kyushiu. A rescue party, its number un known, was also cut off wlien the safety doors hurst. Hope was abandoned, as the mine was com pletely flooded. Radio Program KMED Mall Trlbune-Vlrgln BUtlon WtMllu-Kriuy, June 20. P. .M. 6 JmIh Theuler announce- monis. 6:1ft Newn und mnrkets. .Mull Tribune. G:3l State Theater nn- nuuneemenlH. 0:32 l.'reneent D.ilrleB. 10 Hemote eontnil bnmdeaMt of danee from Dreamland -I- Halaee. Munle by lienton Hlnter. 1 Tlmi'MlN)'. tllllio 27. t-1 A. M. ! 0 Huldn ltlndt. II: 30 (lolden West Cofree. 10 Keonomy (iroceterla. 10:20 Kd lllnnn. 1:30 Heehe Kindle. II Independent Kleotlie. 1 1 :3(l Jarnilo Woodn. 12 noon News HemH, Mall Tl'lliune. P. A1. 12:or, Nnlalnrlum. 12:80 tlidd Heal Crenmery. G:l.1 Mall Tribune, neWH and marketK. HELPED DURING . MIDDLE AGE Woman Took Lydia E, Pink ham't Vegetable Compound Denver, Coin. "I hnv tnkrn iix lioltlcn of l.villa K. I'inklmin'H Wiyc- inliln ConqKitind nnd will tuki mnir. ! am tk iriff it Aft a tonic to help m r thro 11 nr It the CliniiKe of Life and I am telling muny of my friinN to tkr jl nn I found nnth (ni? Ij4fnre thii to iel) nn1. I hail no nmtiv hint fW'Unjfs ot nljrlil thnt I i-nuld mil (tlit'p nnd for two year I could not fio down town 1htiiiim I wuh afraid of fulling. My niotinjr took the Venn table ComfHiuiid vm Hyo with in rt'ttiilts uikI now utn tnhintf it dur ing the fh!iK nf l.ifv himI rt'fH'm niiud it.M Man. T. A. Miu.fJi, 1011 AUuiui Street, Dtrivt'r, Colorudu, j I T0 m m AliU VYAILin uHmi roltTI.AXl). June 2rt. Ut Three hundred additional deputy game wardens will takt the field ; in the interests of game and t'iro protection next month. ' Hanld Clifford, stale game warden, has : announced. The new men will b" ,ul'1"d ",0 "IH1 July- , Nh, ,.nffliri, Nlil, ,,, m.w ,,,. XZZ will divide their lime between i streams of the state. They will he lire wardens empowered with the. rights of game officers. An agreement reached by tbv game commission, tne wregon Timber association and tho state forestry board provides for depu tizing the new wardens. The com mission and the limber nssoe'a tion will contribute $10,000 to ward their salaries, meat will be In fore The agree yea I'm, Have a ! BREEZE of your own,. Be cool ! Turn on your Ccncral Electric Fan let it blowout heat-laden air and blow in a cooling breeze... Oscillating and non-oscilluting tvpes in sizes for every need $"5.00 up. See the new 10-inch General Electric Fan, oscillating or non-oscillating... Typical G-L construction; smull, compact, but with a surprisingly large de liveryof air. And the price is only ' Your &Bdta!trwtll sillily ihow rou ; .11 model, took tor tl-M mo. PACIFIC STATES ELECTRIC COMPANY Merchandise Distributor GENERAL ELECTRIC LET U8 FURNISH YOU G.E.FAN ALL 8IZES IN STOCK Southern Oregon Electric MORRIS B. LEONARD H. O. FROH BACH A. 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