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MAY DAY -
NATIONAL CHILD HBALTH DAY
i , ” PHc cfelelfrhtfbn o f M a y D a y a s N a tio n a l C h ild H ea lth
Tfcjy w a s siiggeetpd by th e A m erica n C h ild H e a lth A sso -
""ition in 1923. It is raphJly b eco m in g an e sta b lish e d
^tom in eweyy p art o f th e c o u n tr y to d e d ic a te M a y 1st
afo nji^fouriat^ ’tifiie fo r ta k in g sto c k o f th e ch ild
tfi cctoditions o ft e a c h co m m u n ity and to 'u n d ertak e
0 tle/h iite 'la stin g jirograiu fo r im p r o v in g them .
tiie first p a r t o f th e tw e n tie th c e n tu ry , o h ris-
{griJaC Writer a n d p h ilo so p h er, “ th e c o u n tr y
? e ffo r ts h a v e been in a u g u ra ted fo r th e con-
¿hild' life W hich h a v e cu t th e Im zards o f
¡i-born c h ild in h a lf. D u r in g this- sa m e
_ . , av^ft^ge sp a n o f lif e h a s been len g th e n e d n e a r
ly U n -v e a r s, la r g e ly 4 u e to in crea sed p r o tec ti& i o f ch ild
life .
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►State, c o u n ty an d c ity h ea lth boards are p la n n in g
d efin ite p rogram s o f s a n ita tio n an d im m u n iz a tio n fo r
th e p rotection and c o n se rv a tio n o f ch ild life . T h e na-
t io n a r CM Wren*« B u rea u h a s -b e e n '.e s ta b lis h e d , a n d a
bureap o f ch ija h y g ie n e , fo r th e p ro tectio n o f m a tern ity
an d in fa n cy , cheated th r o u g h th e H heppherfi-T ow n er A ct
is n o w a d e fin ite p a rt o f th e h e a lth p rogram in m any
stataa. ^ H e a lth aA aeatioa in o a r BPhnu’x i s a lso b ecom in g
nn e sta b lish ed pari 'of th e coü rse o f Stud?’. .T e a c h e r s are
b ein g. t<aught to o b serv e th e h e a lth co n d itio n s o f th e ir p u
p ils and to co o p era te w ith h e a lth a u th o r itie s ia b ette r in g
th o s e co n d itio n s
In O regon a ll h e a lth a g e n c ie s arc u n itin g th e ir e f
fo r ts to m a k e th is t|»ird c e le b r a tio n of M ay D a y , as N a
tio n a l C h ild H e a lth D ay- on e o f im p ortan ce b y p u ttin g on
p r a c tic a l h e a lth p ro g ra m s in e v e r y p a r f o f th e s ta te
by CHARLES P. STEWART •
NBA Service Writer
WASHINGTON— Benater W il
liam E. Borah of Idaho is a
ajtrap hanser.
He says be can’t afford an
automobile.
What thia baa to do with bi*
not having one 1 don’t know. The.
automotive Industry would
be
ruined if many people allowed
themselves to be influenced by
what they can or can’t afford,
In the matted of owning ma
chine«.
The same street car brought
the senator and me down town
the other day, dangling from
adjoining strap*..
Borah has an Interesting face
to
study. It has a bulldogglsh
w h er e th e re a r e o r g a n ize d a c tiv itie s .
look.. Not that It’s unamlahle.
T h e S ta te C on gress o f P a r e n ts and T ea ch ers are sp o n
A bulldog, unaroused, is an am
s o r in g a -‘{Sumnjer R o u n d -U p ’’ o f ch ild r e n w h ic h opens iable animal, but his visage Is
M a y 1 st an d w h ic h lia s as its o b je ct, s e n d in g to school blunt, stubby, rough-hewn, vflth
t h is f a ll f r e e fro m r e m e d ia l d e fe c ts, a ll ch ild ren w h o are a alight tendency of the upper
lip to twitch back occasionally
e n te r in g sch ool fo r ih e fir s t tiip e.
D iffe r e n t c o m m u n itie s are p u ttin g on p rogram s b est disclosing an ominous eye-tooth
Even
*o with Borah.
Hl*
f it t e d to their, n e e d s ; in fa n t c lin ic ^ p rogram s are b ein g face, la repose, isn’t fierce, but
sta r te d in so m e .p lp c e » , e s sa y an d p o ste r c o n te s ts are be It suggests a face which, if it
in g held in o th e rs, h e a lth film s and s lid e s are b ein g grabbed you by the leg,' would
sh o w n , pageant^ and p la y s g iv e n , rad io ta lk s b road casted take a crowbar to pry loose.
a n d sp ecial w in d o ’f d is p la y s c a llin g a tte n tio n to b etter
c lo th in g , b etter fo o d s a n d b e tte r liv in g c o n d itio n s are las
in g e x liiln te d . E v e r y in d ica tio n ¡>oints to n n a c tiv e M ay
D a v drfehrafion in O regon th a t w ill be f a r r e a ch in g in
1 it a j f f iu lt * .
Borah's get-up resembles a
prosperous
farmer’a —an
old-
time farmer, when there were
some prosperous oneB-lett. t- 1-.1
Look closely and you see that
he’s well dressed, but be doesn’t
give that effect.
He
doesn’t
wear his clothes stylishly. Even
just after he's had a shave, he
gives the impression of needing
one.
As he swung from his strap,
he held his black slouck hat in
his free hand. He h a s,a round
bald spot on the crown of his
lead, about three inches In dtam
jetei.„
could • cover/ M -up • i t
he'd brash his heir'over It, but
he doesn’t seem te care.
CROWN AND CHURCH LAND
TO BE SOLD POR FARMS
VACATION PLANNING
W ith th e rapid a d v a n ce o f sp r in g , g a r d e n in g w il
¡ y n n o b> h<> n fa v o r ite in d o o r sjM irtais i t b ecom es an u c tiv e
R tetdoor job. L u i th e r e ’s a fin e s u n s titu te to f ill th e e v e
feting hours pd) reoejitly d e v o te d to p la n n in g th e gard en ,
p t ia v a c a tio n p la n n in g .
♦
J u s t ta k e p e n c il a n d p a p e r in h ap d , an d m a y b e a
knap, mid p lu n g e i» . Jt is a gam e (h a t-e v e r y m em ber o f
4 h e fa q u ly enjoy 8. IkniBi d era tio n o f fa r p la c es; tlm lure
jof th e r o a d .j t ( cam p in g- o f fis liiiig , o f , sw im m in g and
■boating; the- fa sc in a tio n o f g a y so c ia l rasu rU a n d the ap-
a lin g charm P i p l a m w h e r e peafce mi/d q u ie t a n d n atu re,
Vf e n j d y M n il d e s e r y e
|U t k t ( n e i i k 0 e gBfjrf f i t
' * N ot all o r th q m «an bd U J l y e d fn a n /r T a e a -
IH SICKNESS ok sorrow
A serious shortage of people
without spring fever is reported.
Everyone seems to eave ' np a
«Touch for a rainy day.
Having the itch develops the
fingers for
foi playing a banjo.
If you need g kit of auto tools
work ell day
a mechanic In
some garage.
. FJah will bite better If y o t
«fill diagulsg yonrseU as > conn*
try b o*
STOCKHOLM. (U P )— In or
der to appease the land hunger
or Sweden’s surplus population,
no .longer satisfied by emigra c
tion. a movement to Split up the
Government’s own
lend, the
church domains and the his,
toric estates of the nobiUty Is
gaining headway in the Riksdag.
Sweden ''Is still * relatively
thinly settled country aad since
the nprmrnl population outlet of
about 20.BOh a year has hoes
cut down by the American i
quota law to less than one halt-|c:
bread must be found far the re-
0UT||0UR’jWAY
Parties intending to build; at
Burgh is ehairmss uf the Pruir.
com mitt«« with Harold Os void as Lake of the Woods wifi profit by
m. to 1:80 p. m., witfe music
communicating with me at saw
by thu Oregon Aggrgvatsrs. Dvr
mill for lumber and hauling. A.
idg this period the senior honor
J.
Vollmaa, Rocky Point.
188-8
Advertías ta
Tidhigs
societies— Mortar
Board
for
woaion and Friars for men— se
lect from the junior class now
members for next year. Doris
Brophy of Medford is chairman
or in p le a su re o r jo y —
of the luncheon committee and
is asaisted by Bdgar Wrightmag
w h en i t ’s a q u estion o f g e t
of SJlvarton.
tin g fo o d , y o u r d e liiv e r y
Freshman
are
asticlpatlng
s e r v ic e g r o c er is yotfr
somewhat dubiously the "cere
fa
ith fu l sta n d by. T h e
monies" which coasiet of paint
d
a
ily fo o d p roblem w ou ld
ing the concrete "O” on Skin
ner’s Butte, sud the T u g ^ ’-o»r
be v a s tly m ore d r e a r y and
with the sophomores aerees the
ted iou a w ith o u t h is oer-
mill race.
Qeeastooal rumor*
v f c e . - T h i n k i t o v er.-----
are encountered which seem to
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a
b
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p rom p t, cou rteou s, ap-
Indicate that paddles will
be
p roeip rive. O u r good« a r e o f th e h ig h e s t e x c elle n c e
ptontlful.
Bnt with the tiaal
rites, the horning of the green
— beat to ren ew th e str e n g th o f th o se in d e lic a te
lids, the freshman may once
h e a lth an d b e st to -p r e se r v e the. h e a lth o f th o se w ho
consider himself a human
are
h a le an d h ea rty .
Will Kidwell of Flint
L
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t
y
o u r tele p h o n e b r in g y o u r fo o d — coats n o m ore
is to charge of thb eempns
w h en yo u g e t it a t y o u r door.
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day events.
The Junior From, .« formal
Just Phone 2J< *
affair, will be held Saturday
night, May 8. A novel decorat
ing scheme is being worked out
353 KJast M ain
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by Roll Klep of Astoria. Phil
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New fashions would be more
i f or table if the weather wasn’t
old-fashioned.
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lindar within the country if
A bill to prepare for the m J«.
fom ent tond for cBRtvn-
JBst beep peened by both
fee» Of the R iksdag aad
»4 to permit the aa|e or eg-
. of ctarch propm tyi 1»
lag.
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Can You Clean
Tins?
Ig a q u se tio n w h ic h is
o fte n ask ed o f u s. M an y
are s k e p tic a l a b o u t h a v
in g th e ir d e lic a te d r e sse s
nnd e lo tlie s c lea n ed . Thaw
ia n o d a n g er, an d w e g u a r
a n te e t o retu rn th em un
b an n ed ,
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Ashland Gleaning and
• Dyeing World
3 5 F h sriS t
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Phone 63
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th en t h e n u u it f u v o v e d p l a n c o m e s t o |
T h a t j|h>ssibilUy od d s z e s t to (h e gam e.
home ,
Poreh^Boxett
Baskets
/SPjrcfiTuhs
rin g device- w a s a i v p n t ^ . j p p fp le , um gqd»nte(y
th o e e grhb Wdrrf tlih .w n o ftl b r e ip p lq y m e h t Wpuld
re. F a r m and rrietbry Itlm r h a s n e e li rich ly eompfeii*
fo r d r iftin g th e luirden o n to th e sh o u ld ers o f t-.teaa>,
g a s « i d ele.ctricjty..
G a s a iid efipctrim ty in ever?’ A m e r ic a n , lionje i s an ]
1 w e sh o u ld
Id a ttain . Ija b o risa v in ^ device's, m id
b e
have tíme to fill them
you now.
o
-th u s aave v a lv a b b bvafndaa houre.
ighb’l gqbd
RctoiwdBrip
*bvœ itî
breakfast xn Southern Pacific dining
par fits you for business ifljjaediatclr
, upon awival.
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Phone our agent t'for
för r reservations on
WccL-cnd ticket; , «ither Ñ0. s ft t f NO. i_
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i<*. T _ h t former
Liotit icjkÄvfgR putt y»u in Portland at 7:15 next
TncMay.
.. morning. t h | |*tççr af »:jo a,«a.
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y in th e hpm e, in boxlnet«' fend ifidufetiA > w ill nn-
t h is «t/U ntry o f hfeppicr m id h e a lth ie r con d itio n s.
_ BOneoeseary labor haw been on e o f m a n ’s
g ift s , g iv in g iriMi th a t m uch nfeote tin fe > 0 th in k
f i t I ( /"' • J ' , f
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