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aad committees are appointed (with salaries) to look into the matter, Sonte are recommending that all of M. W O O D W A R D us be seat back to the farm and M in u to Diklwtor others that we be hired by the Gov- eminent. What a tremendous awak- enlng to In store for all these dear people when the soldier seta his foot upon the old sod, shakes the dust of I >■ the mStok« »I Mvvrbnr*. Or«*»«, battle from his clothes, and wades into things with a breeze that will Newberg Graphic many pitfalls that lay in waiting for f the young and inexperienced, and ap- predate the advantages that 'will come to them from never having gone wrong. wm ii___» u. j it— PHYSICAL FITNESS A NATIONAL NECESSITY During the past two or three years there das been much advocacy of ow an Pag- Yuar in Advtnc« Wow aU th* char,ty board* and *°T- universal military training, though ------- committees out of his way ernor the best military authorities say that forever." mUESDAY. MARCH 13, 1*19. * such training in civil life has little value from a military standpoint. A Better begin to brace yourself for Trust the small boy to tell the bill passed the House in the Oregon t of bed an hour earlier,' truth about home affairs without legislative assembly Just held calling March 30. when daylight any mental reservation when occa- for military training in the public j be ushered in. sioa demands. One morning recent- schools but tt was killed In the "ly three «mall lads called at the senate. Beal estate dealers say that with Graphic desk with a notice for publl- ( During the discussion on the mer la cation a u o n of an article lost from the its of the bill there was much stress the showing of ren«w«d activity In there houael household commissary. The writer tend sales in I the community there laid on the value suchi training thoee* offered condolence by saying the l o a , “ >n on the pert of thoee*oi,#re< Is a disposition In the way of making when promptly one sen anxious to sell te WM 1 who have been young men physically fit. All il piped up with. "Yes. ip and thus dries away F°un* jump prices up classes who have given any thought too well off. anyway." prospective buyers. tQ the matter realise that our schools are woefully lacking In the matter of i f any further .evidence that the Few communities show shoi more seal providing proper training for our war Is over should be asked for let |B the get-together spirit spirt than does boys and girls from a hygienic stand tt be known that two cent letter pos- our neighboring town, Dundee, Dt when point, but many do not favor latro- Only recently during military training in the tags aad one cent post cards are on occasion demands. On sol- ' schools, believing the same ends may the way, and that from Crockett, ■ when a number of home-coming home The California, comes the announcement! diers were expected to pi this way be obtained in other ways. that on Wednesday, “ Manager Wal- on the train, there was a gathering “ National Physical Education Ser rho were pre- vice” has recently issued a leaflet ter McCredie trotted out his I f Ben- of the Dundee cltisens wl heroes with that covers the subject so well that war players for their first day's! pared to shower the 1 waarkont." • flowers and good things to eat. and we give it herewith to our readers: i ■ -.i.- ; when tt was learned that all but one, Are We Awake to the Need! These last four years of extraordi We hope our readers will take th e ' the son of W. 8. Allan, Allan had been Forest Grove nary demand for unlimited man time to read an article on this page j routed around by the V who power and woman-power have fo «atitled “ Physical Fitness a National j line, a number o f the people, ; out, cused the attention of the world up Necessity " It to rather lengthy, hat were not thus to be left entirely . sded Into automobiles and went on the essential but neglected values It has to do with a subject that it McMinnville to participate In the of physical education. ought to appeal to everyone, and home-coming exercises. England, France. Belgium. Italy especially to parents, teachers aad and America have counted their aehool boards, as well as others who youth with feverish anxiety, lest the are in aay way connected with the Much complaint is heard of late vigorous and healthy supply should training of the young. of young boys and girls gadding be found inadequate to the steadily about the streets late at night when The selection of seeds for plant- they ought to be at home and in bed, growing and fearful demand. Shocked by their number of physi lag may be all right now. but it will and a revival o f the curfew ordi ordl- be well to keep out of the “ war gar nance is being urged. All of which cally unfit, these nations have den” until the ground gets fr y to simply an index to an appalling looked back with shame on the neg enough to work without r * fcl*f laxity in the home life of many fam lect of their youth In the days of W a k in g soil while it te wet here in ilies in the community, some in town peace, and they have surveyed with the Willamette Valley, in the spring and others who are on the outskirts. i( faar and dread the evidence of wast time, always serves to prove that The ringing of a curfew bell at a i ed human service and wasted hun&an so suddenly impressed upon haste makes waste In time and labor stated hour, coupled with the uir wiuv- aetlv- ! ; them in their period of d< aad the crop that is in prospect. (ties of a wideawake marshal of good Judgment might help some, but about the best work the new organi zation of women for law enforcement can engage in. will be a house to house campaign for a revival o f in terest in the responsibility o f parent hood. With mere children turned loons on the streets to go and come at all hours of tbs day. the night, nothing short will save them from go- an age old fact that seem utterly blind to. problem and it will ss long as there are ehll- into the world to be either drift with the tide o f loose or to be carefuly guarded reach an age where they see for themselves the THE METHODIST CENTENARY PROGRAM UNDERTAKERS PERFECT SERVICE REASONABLE CHARGES W « HA VE S m d Other« Mumy. We W ILL 8 «»« Money tor Y«U Are You Going to Do Any Papering? See a» for exclusive pattern» at LET LIVE PRICES. W e have a very nice line o f picture fram e stock. Call and investigate, we can please you Now for that Spring Suit W e kayo THE CELEBRATED LAMM UNE o f samples. patterns at prices that will plevse you. W e Solicit Your Patronage. Satisfaction guaranteed HODSON & ELLIOTT, PHONES: Red 8. Every Member Prayihg 2. 53,000 youing people pledged to definite religious work 3. 1,000,000 Tithers ■ 1 I I 4. $105,000,000 in the next five years for world Rebuilding . Near the Sermon Sunday Night on PAN AMERICANISM A P re hl i mi Im In te rn a tio n a l N e ifh b o rlin e s s 705 First St. Blue 118 Green 118 with wholesome physical environ- and girls during the period of im-| physically fit. ment. Individual physical examina maturity, and by encouraging in| Ar® tbe ®chool‘i *n your *tate pro~ tlon and record, development of adults those physical activities es- aiding G»*t, along with the necessary health habita and Instruction in 8ential to tbs continuation of health i mental and moral training, every health knowledge, hygienic school ' an(j bodily vigor I child shall have the Instruction Is management and procedure, and co-j w ,thln th, , „ t year . the princtpla of health and the directed activities sssentlsl to operation with all agencies that | Commlttee O R j phy. Ical a ^ U o n Committee on Physical make for physical upbuilding and has been organised, composed of rep providing this fundamental prerequi site— physical fttnessT • the moral growth inevitably Incident resentatives from more than f i f t y '1 Has your state made the to sane, wholesome, active physical national organisations concerned I .. . . ... lift. with the conservation of ehUd life whlch *** * * It must provide for boys sad girls and with the consequent production P «™ »tage of young peopl. alike. From the point of view of of s vigorous and enduring eltlsen- who th* ‘ “ duatr1“ occupations receive the phjvteal racial strength and Integrity, the gh 1 1 training essential not only to effee- physical upbuilding of women to of The Playground and Recreation, tlTOTt- tn thelr choM„ work but eqaul importance with that of Association of America, at the re- >)BO tQ th#|r p . , * » , , „npptnees? perhaps of greater Importance. quest of this Nstlonsl Committee, h thU „ ot . matter of , uffident I It should provide for Federal aid ha« established s Physical Education national significance to warrant ths the strain on this human to *nabl® the atataa to eract *®d Service, which alms to provide e ' Federal oovern&ent in taking ths apparently over. The carTy on thorou* h 4nd «««ctiv e «re I means through whieh all those hi-||ejMj ^ providing a wise stimulation, call for health, for strength i tems of Physical education. This tereated In this problem can work , gul<UlIC# and „ .fe u n c e to the states for endurance; the fearful aeed Federal aid should be limited to together to a common end. T h e ; through the nppropriatlon o f na- nerve, for will-power and tor 1 Preparation of teachers for skilled Ssrvice aims to disseminate to t h e ,tlona, fund_ , persistence; the insistent aad terri-j 8®nr,c* and * > f or "ki,l®d '• r* various states the b a t thought of The ph- „ lcal ^ w t o n of ths fylng demand for men, sound aw n .1 v,ce- leaders la physical education, and to j country „^ s tu d y in g to put la It must guarantee the autonomy more men. and more men physiesily aaatet in the promotion of state end ! ple yet coniplete fonn the ^ and the initiative of the states. It 'and physiologically fit, are gone! federal legislation. of 4 nntional program tor physical must be so framed as to permit lati Will we forget? Will England, This to s time In which to take; fitness. An even more Important tude of administrative procedure ac France, Belgium. Italy and Amer cording to the genius and tradition account of stock. With ths conclu- difficult task to that of securing the ica forget? May it be said that ths of the several states, and to encour slon of the war emergency, which effective operation of such a pro war being over we are no longer na age Initiative and flexibility In the caused such a tremendous upheaval gram. You can assist la this move, tionally concerned with our youths? development of educational methods la the life of the country, there Js ment tor national physical fitness. Will it be true that these human re laid before us ths opportunity to ¡Never before have we understood so and processes. sources are precious only for ths plan for a thorough-going regenera- ; dearly the neceasity for the rapi« Universal physical education to purpose of war. neither a substitute for nor an ad tion of our national Ufe. As the realisation of health and that tri The preparation of youth for ths junct of military training. It to a foundation of all human progress, | umphant bodily vigor which opens battles of maturity to as Important program for producing men and howSver, we must have a citizenship the door to m new national efficiency. for peace as It 1s for war. The need women physically fit for whatever for vigorous, healthy, and longer may be tbe responsibilities of citi lived men end women is as Impor zenship. This end to to be accom tant for tomorrow as It was for yes plished by physically educating boys terday. Thirty-three per cent of the men in the first draft were rejected as physteaUy unfit. Allowing for un der-weight and special sensory de fects, neither of which argues gen eral physical unfitness, not less thsn twenty-five per cent were rejected for real physical unfitness. That means 2,500,000 between the agee o f twenty-one and thirty were unfit for military service; therefore unfit to render full measure of service In Light Fi any capacity; therefore unable to get full returns from life in work and happiness. An equsl number of is women doubtless suffer from dis •f far qualifying defects. There are 25.000,000 boys and m tbe f girls of school age. six to eighteen years, marching along the great highway of youth. Numerous loves, tigatlons show that at least fifty per cent of these have defects and ail ments that impede normal develop ment in greater or less degree; that TAKES THE PLACE OF A HORSE OR HOLE FOE PLOWING. they live, at home and at school, in When yea consider the ever conditions more or less unhygienic; HAREOWING OR CULUVATINQ. lasting pleasure that the VIC- that they, lack tbe positive physical IT CULTIVATES ANT CROP GROWN Of ROWS TROIA will ifre you aad year education— play, athletics, gymnas family ; when yon oonsider It goes astride onions, carrots, beets sad ether ersps grows tics, work— necessary to realise their what it means in year life te in IS, 14 sad 16 inch rows. We hare attachments for culti potential man and woman power. have music that yon orare vating either one or three rows si one time. It cultivates he- England, appreciating a deplora right at year fingers* ends ble physical condition of her youth, and when yon compere hew has Included In her plans for re-or mach the YICTR0LA brings te ganization of her educational sys yea and how little it takes tem extensive provision for compul from your pocketbook te get sory physical education. one, yon will realise that yea In France there has rscently been ewe it to yourself to hare s appointed under Government direc Yietrola now! tion a Natlonaj Committee for the Let us demonstrate s Yietrola development of physical education. to you and play any mogie you What will America do to meet wish to hear. Terns to n it this situation? State and Federal your eonrenienoe. legislation are the essentials of a campaign for national physical fit ness. Such legislation should Inter pret physical education in a broad and true way, as understood by the 5M First St most competent experts In school NEWBEK, ONE. administration and in physical edu cation. It must assume physical ac HERE. COME IN AND SEE R . Phone Blue 23 tivity aa the basic thing, but condi tioned upon and Integrally relstsd CAN HAVE A VICTROLA 1. Beautiful Mtivatss See aay Beem an G arden T ra ctor KIENLE & SONS ' HARRY GARRETT NEW BERC CYCLERY NEW BERG, OR. 19 19 Harley Davidson Motorcycle in j