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,
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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.
,/<!.••
Certain children who
cannot
easily adapt themselves' to, school
suffer considerable m en ta l str e s s
L Ú 8T E R GLOSS
and strain. They may M so uh-
It Makes Your
ijqppy that they kficeme nervous
« ‘AJSei®’ «
en>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.
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‘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..