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■ ’ -J - .-wi- l^ e '. 1 ’ ’V BLUEGRASS The agricultural committee of the chamber o f commerce. J. C. Hopper, chairman, started work today experimenting with bul bous bine grass, commonly cbll- ed winter bine gram, and la cooperation with Frank Jordan of the park board seeded the triangular p lo t In the plasa and the concrete island In the street. H arris Dean and hta crew of men raked the leaves and mowed the gram and the seed was merely scattered on the sod. A liberal supply of the seed was sent to the locsl chamber df commerce by Mr. Hoover, of the firm of Hanley and Hoover, and M r. Jordan expects to test It oat la the park and on the golf links. The grans .Is pri m arily a w inter variety and dies down during «he summer teohths. I t kills weeds aftd fox tail bnt w ill not Injure alfalfa. Many local farmers w ilt watch the ex periment w ith a great deal of interest. M r. Harlan of the chamber of commerce states that any farmers who are inter ested w ill be supplied with a sample lot of the seed. Kennedy Funeral Services Friday vlilon (or t i e Intelleeateny su perior— they are Just aa n nmaq oua aa the datt and thefr devel opment la fa r m ete Im portant to civllisatt|a. The d u ll get lots • ( aitontten because o f their m al adjustment. Children a t super W ho says that a child who la ior ability are often burled alivd too smart will not live? W ho aays amid the deadening mean of the that learning h o * to write, dance, dull. parta of the stata, tb a fo il play the piano, spell and tell stor titosly anauarintis aro « ies adversely affect A child's for t in Jmntediste atter-ed brain? tba orate csrao. There era I t seems to be quite a * I d e handled. and eontra^loa pre- ■as-, which a t the outset •..read belief th a t, intellectual vsntsd by patting tba patient hopeissa, who go on andsy precocity is pathological and that in a plaster bandage, Wall pad er «upervision to aatostakin eoceptlonally bright children are ded from Wee te armpits. p ro v e m e n t, that gain exte usually unhealthy and are likely During tee saNteal period of over a period''a< some f » to become physically o r mentally re h a M M M M b tite latfbWtbg r a le . wrecks If their intellectual Inter 'mprovenwnt 1 o t e are at all stimulated. TOKIO. ©at. 67.— (IP)— One troatmeat sad Evidently the neighbors are worrying the life out of o ar in hundred and fifty houses were education ban damaged and the inhabitants fled gleni procederi quiring friend: “ I have f h » e e children, sir girls. The oldest Is from their homes la panie when now five snd is very smart* Peo an earthquake shook Nigata pre The first quake be ander the eenote ple tell me she w ill net ■ Itve. fecture today. When she was twenty-two months was followed by ton others, these Ion of a physician thr old she went to the store f o r continuing throughout a period entire coarse o f tree bread, milk and cake a ll alone. of throe hours. During the Dnrinir the sente W hen she was three years old quake the Inhabitants, terror- following. ratea ehebh she got the lunch for my. wife and stricken prayed their homos baby for a week while I was might bo spared- Nigata la lo vid ei. working and wife was sick In bed. cated ICO miles northwest of A t that age she kncV 46 M oth ¡»lately teft the teteoted muMlgj er Goose stories. Now she can spell one hundred and five words. groups. "She wants to learn how to ■». Irreparable damagn may ftri w rite, dance and piny piano. Is ra !t from tee easly and tori it too much fo r her? 1 am told strenaoas treatment. It w ill affect her b ra in ." / 4. Kloetrioal treatment, mm No, my good friend. It w ill not. chantoal m aalpalatfoa and atom provided of congee sbe is also in Musician Visits Medford To saga are absolutely »rated ttdti terested in fragb nfr, goad food, day Where Much In rated during the stage of pate sleep and play. There to a fa ll terest is Shown Mr. and Xn. R. H. Cadwsllsd- aad teadernssn aad In fact m w acy that childrea of exeaption In er snd daughter o f this city spent definitely harm ful. tellectual ability are likely to Frans Auer, cellist, who to es Sunday fve n lag visiting at the T. have little interest in play- In a tablishing hto studio in the Ash- ,6 . The affected muscles sftould C. Norris home la Jacksonville. study made by D r Tarasen at su ’and hotel, pinna to glve*a public be kept waste and should be They were accompanied by Miss perior childrea he fou ad 66 put tonceif In ths hotel next Tuesday supported In a poetUon that peri Reta Lane of Ceqnille in Coos of 61 children were described by evening, November 1. bdlaitenpc mlts no stretching. county, a student a t the Southern both teachers and parefeta as en ed today. M r. A u er to t a sgpear I , Measures should he taken .Oregon Norm al school. tire ly normal In th e ir pla, seven others were said to play Isos than Monday morning. He visited» to- to prevent deformities of th e tefch A p l O W bddtf Joseph ■ W ar Theater being the average child hot to play nor day in Medten^ whens.many madic knee and foot. or other s p lin t mute he ueedJ remodeled and modernized. m ally when thdy' did piny. lovers have expressed apprecia Mother Oooee stories, spelling tion of the fact he to planning to lg6 words, learning' to write, locate In thp valley. Many local lá n c e dnd play the piano, w ill not reople w h aTafrre not 'yet heard affect adversdiy ' ysuV child's Mr.7 Auer. 3 era anticipating tbs basin. Stadias which have been Tuesday eVtofqg concert. After One YO UR BOY AND YO UR Ç IR L by A R TH U R , DRAW. Be.. D. (Copyright John F . D ille Co.) CELLIST WILL GIVE CONCERT ( t e n t play Ì I met the club Y meeting wl m abinga» club QUAKE DOES BIG DAMAGE Funeral services for R i f i s Kennedy. Em igrant Creek boy, electrocuted Tuesday afterdoon on a potato ranch near K lam ath w ill be held Friday afternoon at d o’clock from the Stock Under taking Parlors. Burial to to be made in the H ill cemetery. ___ The boy « « e lg a g e d a e a farm hand, when the tragic acci dent occurred. Hto disclose tba pnthologloal symp only near surviving toms popularly supposed to ac- M company exceptional intellectual - r ability. Thto w llf disappoint the neighbors and postpone Indefin itely any “saying It w ith flow- er». » W h ile we are about H let us Ashland Elks are making plana, ptdote from Dr. Tertean some son- elusions being reached la h i s for their annual Thanksgiving - • ’W t 1 1 on Tuesday w0I f c r «tapW »d.M . Mias Vtopenoa tar», H o m o EtaterasCtoften agent, wag ia< at tendance, and giving the ladles vnteahla advice and ssstotanse. Mr. an« Mto.jJ. F.! Araold vis ited their sen Albert and family 0 . W. Nichols sold nine head In Ashland teat Monday. Hto friends will ba sorry to of dairy cows to a dairy ranch In hear that Albert Arnold Is again Seott’s Valley, OaHf., and deliv laid ap with reumntfem as ha ered the eowa a tew days ago, by was test sprttg. 4 truck. Mr- P R- Shelly and fam ily o f Medford visited M r. and Mrs, W . F . DeFord and fam ily lqst Sunday. ’ , . M erle DeFord to bow employed at the L ith ta 8prlngs Garage In Ashland bnt makes hto headquar ters on the ranch. ( M r. and Mrs. Percy Laughlin and fam ily of Central Point were callers at the J. R. McCracken home test Sunday. M r. and Mrs. W a lto n aad son. of Ashland visited In V alley View last Thursday. • Gens and Verne Hastings of Ashland »16^ explored Valley View last Bunday. ■ . , M r, and Mrs. J. R. McCracken aad Mm. C a rl Glasgow attended the budget meeting a t the county court last Tuesday. CHANGE O f SCHEDULE . EFFECTIVE 0CTOÉER25, W li !« 1 ■’ f '»<-> -5 , I •' 7:00 9:00 10:90 A. H. I d ) , * ! » « :» r . 7 4 « , ,10:30 A- « • . W R . k Stagi» Through to . • .i : jiA» : 'P o r tia n i. M r. and Mrs. M orris 'Jrines • and aoa Bobby, add M r. aad Mrs. James Lennon and non K eith ware dlnaer guests a t the H . J. C arter heme la Ashlaad Inst Bub* ! day. : - - - • TraarufTniiHrfor’ a i i t o i i ; ........... Smoker and Grand Wuthey fcaf- anterio r ffci. which I . t e M .M » J H l ; T h d t luteOsotteUly The crime wave is mounting h i g h e r and higher. So gay the statis ticians. Burglars are now stealing even the radio wires off the roofs of peo ple’s houaes. Don’t n e g l e c t your burglary insurance. You are more likely to need it every day. If a burg lar really wants to break in, it’s merely a question of time. enftdren are apparently equal to tho average hi general health; 1. T h at In the vast m ajority of cases th e ir ability la general ra ther thah special or one-sided; 6. T h a t the superiority to es pecially marked in moral and per sonal traits; 4. T h a t (“queernsss,” deflelency in playing, and marked lack of social adaptability are ths excep tion rather th e » the rate; 6. T h at while superior children are likely to be accelerated on ths basis of chronologies^ age, they hre usually two o r three grad» re-, tarded oa the basil of mantel age;. , 4. That their school work to such as to wararnt promotion in most cases to a grade closely cor responding to the mental aga; general committee composed of E. J. B nrnett, J. A. McGee a n d Dean N . Scott. The a ffa ir Is to be held Satur day, November 16. Profits deriv ed from the smoker w ill go to the Christmas charity fund. A n honest Delightful 7. That the superiority tends to show early in life, la little influ enced by formal Instruction, and Is permanent; 8. T h at superior children usu Our Location Speaks to r Itself. ally corns from superior families. RATKS: Single .... 6J .60— 63.00 Double .... 63.00— 66,6« W s hear a great deal about de A ll Rooms W ith Bath fectives and the educational and acetal problems w ith which they trouble us. Gradually eur pub lic schools are making special pro- Hotel Fielding Opportunity world For A Worker An agency for one oí the fastest f hold articles on the market is now land. DO YOU WANT AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKÄ MONEY DUPING YOUR SPAKE HOURS OB AS A WHOLE-TIMK JÖffT . f IF SO, WRITE M. O., CARE DAILY TIDINGS AND OUR REPRE SENTATIVE WILL CALL ON YOU A N D EXPLAIN THE OP PORTUNITY. » TH E OREGON ■ STAGES, INO. ■ H ER. W P COACHES WILL ' EEAVB ASHLAND FOR POINTS SOUTH 1/ X» cigarettes «©ere a s »oodqh you woM nft hew anything atiqrt ttetíal tnhMMMnte te iridhe cteewettee go©4/or thel(hraat. Nodting talteB, » ie ’ riliBdB ©f chotee telktccoB»