La Grande evening observer., December 22, 1927, Image 9

i'hursday, December 22, 1927.-
HA; GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Nine
STS FIRE HOPE'
OF CANCER CURE
timore Scientist ' Ar
ss at. Conclusions Aft-,
r Three-Year Study
Ity Cok'iuAii H, Jom v'4'
juhtted Presa Science KUitor)
1n.MOlU;, Md. CA.P) Two
Till cuiiclu.slonH have been
ictT by l)v. Ocurwe Walker of.
inure tifter three "years of re
h worjt with rats in his prl
labomtory. Walker, who was associated
Julius Hopkins university un
e world war took him into the
, selected ruts fur his invcHLi
us because of thplr exception
nceplibllity to enncer. He now
1000 nnd has been able, he
to develop two distinct 'strains
- Auiilnials, one wholly suscop
lo cancer 1 and the other 100
;ent immune. . .
ncer tissue Incrnfted In rats
ie Immune strain, he asserts,
r falls lo develop and is quick-'
iinlnnted or'; after growing to
inior the size of a walnut, 1h
2()ino and gradually disappears.
, he regards us the most hope
csult of his work thus far, He
mvlneed that the animals of
immune strain when infected
lop Home unidentified, natural
toxin "Which destroys the can
ells without damaging the nor
tissue. ,
i Aftcnl May IJo Isolated
'he hypothesis on . which I
i- been working contains two
ulates," he explains.. "First.
In order for an animal to le
i cancer it must have a special
! of tissue, and, second, that in
V for this special kind1 of tissue
Image into a cancer this tissue
(, have a prolonged contact with
B external and internal chemi
Hgent or agents. .
'lieso substances are probably
Ltf from ' the decomposition
ucts" of vegetable ' und animal
. Such, agents ure found In
tar, in shale . oil .and in tho
nets of certain worms. It is
reasonable to suppose that
may be isolated so that we
know just what the chemical
t or agents are. IC'this could
one a great light would be
hvu on the whole subject and
ite preventive measures could
ikon." y
vestigating the effect of heat
ancer cells, Dr. Walker hasl
,d further hope of eventual sue-
in the war on the disease,
ng determined that, although
ortal at normal temperatures.
die after being subjected to
degrees, Fahrenheit, for 30
itcri. (Jells thus heated in a:
luhe and then ingrafted in a,
eptlble rut, ho says, have never
loped. , , .
irrying this experiment further,
pis brought the temperature of
erotis ruls under ether to 11 1
Jees and held them in that con-,
in for half an hour.. Only o
survived the experiment long
igh to permit removal of their
tr tissue while they were Hllll
to other susceptible rats, in
; case, he asserts, tho cancer
were dead and caused no
111.
Seeks UotIviiI Method
e problem- raised by these ex-'
pients is to find it way to re-
the rats to hen Hit after jut
thnin through the 30-mlnuto
cralure test. Dr. Walker learn
lat his rats could recover after
ijliutes at 1081 degrees.-but
lived longer than six hours
being subjected to the. cancer
lying temperature. If a. meth
;m bo worked out to keep the
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,n l.liaiiUT ,i nrenated. until our Btom-
achs rebel and ure finally discour
aged and completely worn but? Or
do we take irregular and insuffi
cient nourishment so that the needs
of our tissues are not supplied?
Finally, do we neglect and .abuse'
our kidneys by drinking too little
puro water and1, by overworking
them with an excess of those high
ly seasoned foods and stronk drink
which will ultimately wear them
out? . . .-
Yes, to be hoalthy every organ
in tho body, every bone, every!
nerve,': every ' bloufe vessel, every
muscle, must bo well-developed,
well-nourished, woll-uscd nnd well
rested. And then, like a well-trained
and well-treated servant, every
one will bo ready to respond when
the call for action iomes. willingly
and lo tho utmost. Hut neglect,
abuse, or overuse will 1 leave our
I bodies inefficient, diseased nnd
painful, and nt last dead. '
Health is one of the very few
things that money will not buy. and
Its conservation wtll pay us by far
the largest return for tho timo und
care nnd money spent. '
HEALTH
WHAT IOKS IMOAIniV MKAX?
, Hy ( hailcs U. Clcglim-n, M. !.,
.Miami, Fla.' .
Member Ciorgas Alemorial
1 We lire constantly hearing and
reudlng about Health. Our friends
are apt. to discuss their health-more
than anv other tunic. . Wn ol'tcn
speak i' good hearth, poorjieahh. T0
lost health, regained health, failThg
health, and so on. With, such at
tention being paid to this word,
Health, wouldn't it be veU it' wo
first got a clear uuderstjindin
the word's real meaning?
'Health, we find, is variously de
fined in the dictionaries. Lint, in
general it can' be said to be "the
condition of the body when it' is
free from disease." And how do
we define disease, the one and only
thing Xrom which ve-inust lie-fret-if
we arc to Jm healthy?' JJisense
is defined as "any menial, mural.
1'ats alive afler subjecting them to
the higher temperature and the bl-
ologitial law thus established can developed
be shown to apply to. the human ' dividual,
race, he feels that realization ' of formlties
or physical disorder." .That defini-1
(ion, covers a large territory. It
is seen at, once that it. is no easy!
task to set before, anyone to dls-1
cover in a conununity a "healthy" i
person. Jtnloout first those who
aro mentally abnormal, uirtl t lioxt
those who are physically ajmor-j
nial, and I believe we, will find thatj
we. have eliminated nearly all -the!
moral defectives as well, and tliati
the remainder will he mighty small.
To be healthy 'is just to bo heajthy.
be no middle ground.
There are no degrees of health, for
if a person is hot i "perfectly
he.-i.lfhy," as v,e say. then they' aro.
diseased, be it ever so slightly. Ilut,
0f while,' Uierfl are no -degrees of
I health, there are innumerable "de
grees ol sickness. . Illness may be
transitory and completely cured,
and health 'may be restored, but
while disease Is present health Is.
absent. -v -'
To be. healthy, means that many
separate, physical systems must be
working snioothly and efficiently.
Let us- mention some of - these. Nys
terns and how theT"nTTfHt'"ro"'Re'pt
to be healthy.
The bony skeleton must be well
for the age of tho in
It must bo free from do
and each bone held in
and so exercised as to he capable of
quick and vigorous response wher
ever "tliey- may be situated. Then
the nervous system -must be well
balanced. Can wo relax and take
proper rest and sleep? Does our
blood circulate' well and under a
normal pressure? Can our heart
respond to a sudden call for extra
exertion und pot falter? Is our
blood red and strong? Do we keep
our lungs well Inflated with pure
air by deep breathing? And then
how about- our' poor digestive or
gans? How do we treat them? Uy
SOIEXCE AIDS riSHLJHIiS
WASHINGTON Government
research workers ure nldlng tho
American fishing Industry, prod
ucts of Avhlch hayo a vuluo-exceeding
$100,000,000 annually.
Oyster Investigations,-, which have
concerned not only the biology of
the oyster, but the best means of
oyster culture, .and plans for pro
tecting tho Alaskan salmon fish
eries aro among the m'oro Impor
tant results. .Hesparch also Is bo
tng made into possibilities of sav
ing certain fish ' fronu. extinction,
particularly In tho Great Lakes,
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To Gap The Christmas Dinner
On land covered with' brush-tho
best nietnod of clearing, where
there Is no immediate necessity
of cropping the Hind, Is to burn It
over, cut down tho remaining trees
and brush, seed it to grass, and
pasture heuvily for : two years or
more. This treatment. destroys
much of the .brush, will, lessen the
cost of removing slumps, und show t
a return from the grazing stock.
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J. ' : '."' " ' ",'
Cooperation In ' gathering- the
year's supply, of Ice on the farm
saves 'money und , lends conveni
ence. The. hurd work of sawing
out each cake can be reduced ma
terially if neighbors' club together
to buy an ' adequate supply of
equipment for ice-making.-
Rich, Tasty Blue Mountain Ice Cream
Here's a dish that's truly "Fit for a King." We have a choice of
several delicious varieties for you to choose from. You could want
no better climax to a great meal. ., - .
You can get this favorite dessert in Special Christmas Bricks with
bell center and Christmas tree centers. ; , - ' . '' .
. Phone in your order early .
'.'-. Phone MAIN (iO v
liluc Mountain Clarified Pasteurized Milk the best in the city
Blue Mountain Creamery
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Gifts
Electrical
For "Her"
the dream of a cure fnr this .nnh
euntagioUM but widely prevalent
dlsea.se will lie only a matter of de-
itull. . ;
- Ihat the disease is nnneon
tiifciuus has been accepted mere or
less generally by physicians for
some time, hut lr. Walker, with -ruts
at his disposal "which cleurry
Inherit a distinct .susceptibility lo
cancer, has been at pains ttv test
the truth of this conclusion for Jiisj
uwn .satisfaction and for tho re-us-suranee
of those who come in con-i
tact with affected patients. ,
"Many persons who are In daily t
contact with cancer iiatients are (
very much' frightened fur-fear thatj
they themselves might take, the J
.disease," he observes. "In order' to J
throw sumo lltht on this subject' li
have taken rats of my very sus-.
ceptlble strain and put .them
cages with the animals r bearing
cancer. They have remained for
a number of months in those cages
and with many animals which had
open tumors. In no instance has
one become Infected.
"1 have taken these same suscep
tible unlinals and fed them over a
period of from four to .six months
cancer tissue. There was not a sin
gle one which developed the dis-j
ease. I feel, therefore, safe in say
ing that the ordinary contact neces
sitated in the care of a patient is
nut In the slightest dangerous' ..
ime and again, she's
wished for" this or J
;hat Electric Apph- g
Incc .to lighten her w
the home.. And to get S
for a Gift this J
fhristnias say, man, 2
ou're "in for' a hug-
in'!" X
hese S delight hc
prujier relationsliip to the others.
I-Vet distorted by tight shoes or
hih heels, ribs compressed, round
shoulders, itnexpanded chest, curved
spine all these mean an unhealthy
condition. Then the muscles. They
must be strong, well-proportioned,
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juscph M. Ili-nntiii-'cr. yinins nsli
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will aff'inl hi'" I-"a
study uuruaa.
Ill
our I uric ( hiudc wauls to ay
a Icriy hn-lina- an:l a Happy
New 'car lo ymt. W an n little
more hard iit this yt-nv than wo
expected (o be. therefore, we an
itl doing as much as we would like
lo do. I know (hen aro a led of
poor people all over Uiwn thai mv
surt'ciing ami mii.ic that people
think ate pretty well to do arc also
J having a hard time to get by.
J I am Kotng to do soiiielhtlig now
11" .It'll I I1U1I I Hillll. Jllll 111
ftH'l euilmrrasstvl. There will be no
ijiiesifoiis asked. have about
IDO viieks of the No. 2 NeKed iinn
spttils ami KM) sacks tit Uie No. I
Netted (ieins both nf them are
(he same Kandrfduc polntocs. 'v
.(an rll them and liac been sr.ll
! Iiik them rifiht along at 1.5 for
jibe No. Is ami IIOc for I be No. IS.
Ititt lo help make Die hitnleji Jn(
in little lighter roine aiMl haul I hem
away yonielf for :tr and O.m. No
i objeet lit this u haleter only to
make Christinas a little merrier
and lo help Hfl (he strenuous bur
jtl(i from a umal many sliouldei-s.
I This IX eiKMryli for this (line e.
U-epl that we hato tUv sinooLh shav
1 ed Itoial cial. What I iiH-nn by
i helmc -niiHith shaved It Is tlirifml
I Hun has no whiskers, i'ooks know
ihat Ihat nu-are. As I phone m.v
lad in. a little Im!)" ink sll.s heiv
; hv my de-ks and iMMldeil Iter Jimd
and smfhil. I etMit that !ltn has
tlflitl up her sttne lid MnMt lime
irinl didn't dare set it hark on ae
eoiinl of Its full -grow ii whiskers.
, Thai Is funny. iMi't ll, lnt It Is tuie
neertlieless. Insist on lloal ioal
'and then' K only one plait to gel
il and Ihat Is at mr I in le ( laud -.
i Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
We Sell lr Ch
"The Poor MftD'R Prfnd?
Near Fonndry. Pbaoe lUla IM
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THE FEASTING SEASON
Since the first Christmas, holiday celebrations have been character
ized by feasting, and oujr modern Christinas dinner is the present-day ex
pression of family celebration. Good things to eat denote happiness and
well-being, and we can 6e of no greater service to you than by providing
you -with Christmas foods at Thrift prices just as we have provided you
with every-ddy foods in' months gone by. With the Year's Greatest Holi
day near, we find greatest pleasure in having served you well and thrift
ily in the past and in wishing you a Happy and Joyful Christmas Season.
'" ' III
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Large Size ; Medium Size Small Size
1 Dozen . . . .fi4cl Dozen . . . -45cl lozen . . . 37c
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Extra large ripe fruit.
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