A kM eûai eW^* ’ (W ritten for the United Pre«») 9tertl«< to e c h o e lig a u 'brdeal' fer moat cfclldre«!. A fte r e i u B - mer spent largely la the, «P*». school meens.e radicai chance la the child’s dally .regime. _ Not only doe» he>tpi»» the out­ doors, hut the freedom of falloWy tng hi» own devices? He feels cooped up' Hie physical activities ace repressed. H e * 10 * made to study, ftis whole World is chanced. , How may we predare the child f o r thtd change and best adapt him to his hew regime? F irst, at the beginning of the school year, have your child ex­ amined by the fam ily physician. Thia examination should be thor­ ough, special attention being given to the eyes for possible de­ tects of vision, the earn for 4m- pairm efit' of hearing, thè tèeth for cavities or other conditions reqntr­ ine dental care, gad the nose and throat tor diseased' tonsils 'jMwBm s j, ’ ’ *H¿V. * *■* A’J« i • • 1 SPOKANB. Wash.. Rept ». — No finer or more magnlflc'ient cc llertiea at trophies has oven been assembled anywhere in the United States \h a n the l l large silver, awards to he made at the Spikane a ir port, September f t to io the winners of the seventh annual national air races, the Pa- rifio Coeat A ir Derby rdee from San Francisco, and the National A ir Derby rase from New York. Unique in their design, massive and graceful In their constructlqp, and sy m b o lic of the rapidly de­ velop iag aviation age, these tro­ phies have an estimated vainaMon cf flfi.Ofifi. Pounds sad pounds of silver hare been used by the nation’s leading trophy . manu­ facturers In molding out of these cherished prises for which pilots w ill race madly through the air. go valuable are the trophies that, the National A ir Derby Asso­ ciation of Spokane, Which vritl he­ rn sin as custodian over them uattl th e race», is guarding them care­ fu lly against theft. Pl, diysical „upsets, bet important there 1» ensue- and adenpids. M o u th breathing, snoring, frequent oolds, s o r e throats, and discharging ears may bs due to infected tonsils and adenoids.' , . Posture should receive atten­ tion. Round shouldefs, flat chest, spinal curvatures and fait feet should he noted a rid th e neefchsary corrective measures begun. The general condition of the child should be seriously a n d thoroughly studied. Departures from the normal In hearts,' lungs, o r kidneys m ay thus be found. Study your ahiid and try to give your doctor an intelligent inventory fhieh may belli mater­ ia lly in form ing conclusions. Thus nutny defects and incipient dis­ eases sen be corrected early. 9UBSCRÍBC F O R T H B t I IH u GS The school schedule is bo cram­ med that too little time le allowed for Open sir plky. It" is of the ut­ most importance that advantage .be.Aaken of every opportunity to. be in the fresh ah* «Od sunlight'. Poor appetite, constipation, ir r i­ tability, and restless sleep are all freqpent symptoms in tbs child BESÙ LT8 Xb« does- not get , outdoors, enough. ,/Qtioaal outbursts. -Rvérjr effo rt should he Biade to g e t a i the bottom or such a-fcdtìdtàénlo ttott i t Cap b e c»i>- one GOOD B V t ■ MnesRa camma.- a In school the spreading ct !»■ it Is S to re frequently here that Infection is transferred among children o f Widely separated housAolds. ’ Rrifore the opening of schools a sample of the drinking w » t e r should be seat to the State Board o f Health Laboratory for analy­ sts. Toilets should be inspected end made sanitary. Such precau­ tions may prevent an outbreak o f typhoid fever end prevent many * Teacher?, parents and children Should realise «Rat, When many children are gathered together the danger of meaatas. scarlet fe­ ver, whooping cough, end., .diph­ theria is great.* It is Very hapeft- aat for. paresis aad teachers fin co-operate w ith the local fcpdpth officer, and the* fam ily phjfirfcwa la trying to discover aad «Isolate these childhood diseases. been done. Rest to -essential, particularly with the undernourished. Lack of gain in weight la, in a great treasure. ,due to insufficient rest. An over-tired child Is irritable, prone to disturbed steep and does n ot want to »eat. Ten m in u te s' The Automotive Shop Ghevrolto D tob ri Richardson Springs ■AtU a fte r t ie asedad Week a fter registration, as graduâtes are gfoen Í longe? tube to arrange T h e W indsor F lyers’ On highway near Chico Springs. The most talk cd of . resort in the state. There rnnst'.bo a red soul Why not oomp^md soo for yourselft rtudy coursés. » « ••« •s e m i ‘Lee Richardson, Mgr, U N IV E R S IT Y O F OREGON, Eugene, Sept. ».-— (Special)— The University of Oregon w ill ita. doom oa the opening “Fredtm an W e e k /’ Sepfirimt te < 4 .\tw more ttafo arshifi or other reaaonh. significant that o f the t r fi entrance, se were appHcanta .oat of the «tabe. Ó iiy 16 O applicants w to e . t f fhed i students, dèélares , left, refiiaWar. This ^ettm afi is i from other idaUtutlons Were not t ak firi In. . ,m to t of fito alreaR i adm'fttei. Lest year the number accepted at fh H tlm e.w h a 1O4M. hut this larger number is due to thè A c t th a t thia year the figure does not include applications mhde prior Co June I f , white laè( /e a r the figorea were from Juñe I . I t la dbtfmated foaf^thb dfnerenec for Oto period is i t o . A,ua «feto- t i t ft A f f i* fit /« 't o fa te . Wjfo pHcaüOrik comfog in ’« lriiiffou»- ing numbers. The bacterial nature o f western M t o r i « U W f l S Oregon waa di»- eofered by the experiment station le v e r « yerirg ago. was found th a t la the w in ter the b a c te rir ake in (He dm ckakere on twigs or rt«m«. Mrsones wwy, probably by insect», they g « r f encranre in ■ M » fMLtne hods whhfo are often completely killed, They may he. also transfers* ha pruning as a lf ycuag and tender parts are ana- This will be a substantial tncfeaSe over last y e a r . It is stated. s F .A fiteater number of lnW irtSa ■tfckh ever before a?e beink rfo crivdd now by thfe registrar’» df- i ,fice, and th is . leads to the bell if 'th at many .tudepts are w a R lfc , u u tif their arrival to prebe it thpif high School credent M i. j ll credentials should be ia, i t let it two weeks befofd tta T ita rU n g “of class work, September <«, It U An a n i l M o f (he FfiO e b & - stated. Students who b r T S jg flíg stsdetto show« that # 1 4 ,are their high schtol credits w ith Oregod freshmen, 183 »re from them w ill be subject to -a delar, t o t of tifo riftfi, 8 / »rfo atfv&nc- and if they should not quality fa erf undergraduate« ffom othpr entrants, considerable time w ill 'state institutions, 154 are ad­ hd Iq s t/lt is pointed eut. vanced ùndef|pradu»pH from ouL , A lt freshmen must report i t n f-s ta t. iW h r im ,. ire grad- Hie University Monday, Septem- mate students and three are spec- to r 19, and ths various saealofis 'Wrradged for them daring tms students ia expsctsd, 'Ä w ee! hre pompalsery. .Lets e f- te ff cSn* bq estimated 4. flisil w ill cause the student > «» à . ì à . , »• i grekt deal of extra work spsR i»- > “ ou>~ y - T rt fiSto ORfiGDN /trftW SEPT. M a S f’LVB WÍHIK ‘ S E P T . lB d T T H R I O , C tÄ tT K O , J W P I K 9 N IN E T Y H Ö Ä S E S September lí those who wait until rtgiitqr WIR' be' fòk Mfo filing te é S H \ . <1 by the Granges óf Jacksoi py O f a total O U O F N lying fq admittance to tRe t n i (Unity, f t hdve been granted - freshmai standing, are urn lergraduatj n ie u u on e f’ fto ,- WOW-RVfBf OPEN DAT AND EVENING pi« hfftg from «■ twn w r e tr * va­ s t Bandon and Rockaway. institutions, w h ite 4? have been »»’*1 glorified ft; is fo awake Wvely, energptic, care-free foto« how rniseraUe It is fip aching, tired, weary refo yeatlese, sleeplegaL Ttfi ohancea are t j ^ t lm - kifinsy »uueu, .a f i ,rl» a « rities have faled to keep f freed of lurking poisons LL8. » dtuwtte i n t e r a , are a r e lió le , medicine, prontptlpg; ^ H h -g iv in g »cUri|y. Seid everywhere.— Ro..