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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Seven DISCOVERY STIRS I MEDICAL CIRCLES! NORMAL SCHOOL AUDITORIUM AND STAGE lONCil.lKir -II 1 1 .1 KXI'KIIT medical officer fur maternity unit oral maternity and i TO WOlili IX At'STIt.U.l A child welfare nl tilt- Knullsh mln-1 wol'k 1,1 Australia. child welfare -Huniiner, linn heen freetl from her duties In Knglanrt by the minister I.ONllON (AIM Dame Janet istry of health; has been Kiven Oampliell. for many years senior leave of nlisence lo organize fed- l.miue Camiihell, who prohnhly of health tit the urgent refluent of will U'avu the early part of the the Australian prh;ie. minister. I Wednesday, June 5, 192!) m : ti m ff: i-sr :h :.:V, Synthetic Red Blood Pos-! sible as a Cure For an ! Anemic Condition!? i . -v ; I , Ity lr. O. I. .Itteoh' T . (AKsoelated Pivhx Stuff "Writer) MTNICIl (AP) The roeent pro- dui-llnn Hynthelleally for the. first ; lime of liaemin, the piinelpnl con- j Mlluent of rod color in blood, Jw ' HtliTfd ineilleal elreles in flermany j with hope for future aeeonvpllMh- nicnt. ' Haemin carries iron to the ti.s- j hues. 1 1 also ca rries the hid is- j penpable oxytfen. without which 1 hlhi-i orKJiniHiiiK can not live. It i Is one of the moat important of all ! element In animal vitality. j The syiuhi-sis was achieved : nftei-17 years of endeavor by Pr. j Hans I'lseher, professor of chem-J istry at I lie Munich polytechnic. hile for the moment the discov- J ery is considered of purely theor- : etifal Value. Proicssor KIsHier anil 1 tunny other Ch-mian scientists see ! In the synthetic production a val uable mans of enlightenment on ! the cheinlcal composition of haem-j ' . ..- . - ! Many believe that l'ischer's syn- j thesis mny pave tlie way to de- J - - It t: terminlng a lii anemia and for carbon monocle j g poisoning. Anemia is caused y a diminution of haemin in the red blood corpuscles. The was poison- HIWIII 111 I llll Win 1 I M3jijKSRK-A'iS;vTS Jf.i'dVlti oTV wSSSJ D Tlije La Grande Hotel Is Preferred ? for its i , Beautiful oom R cui-e for This Is ait Interior Ullll HUliHlIu- Klil view of (he o which is sjiaclou l- iisiern Oregon Normal school auditorium, showluu (h . hirm1 dtuatcd in the north cml of (he num.. The auditorium Is mi the second lloor of the admliiUtralloii hiilldiiiir, just above the president's offices. W4 e Uteri n u the lltood. There. heeniiMr 5fi It has a Kifuter affinity for haemin , u.fM than has oxygen, it displaces and! ' 1 Prevents the normal process of ox- I V2 yifpn Uie. i j. l-'or some time a non-synthetic I y3 liaemin has been made in factories ' -Cl from ox btnod, but tlio valu of j the cliemlcally made product is its j , f$ niraler purity. nowledo of ex aetly all the substances composing' trip synthetic article is highly suited for the pi;eeisu. Jtu-asure-inents required in the delicate tests whereby human uses are solicit. In his successful synthesis, I'ro fesor l''lHcher first split a mole cule of haeinonplobin Into afeobr h'Hs albumen, called Klobiiif and mi Iron-earrylns liaemin. The lobin continues to lie a comparatively un- hnown substance, but the haeniln rt'in be resolved into various chcin- &i A'11' Kioups known as- porphyrins. ' l-'lscher and his assistant found J- mt various., synthetic-, methods , for I inaklnrr tich of the porphyrins as ( are most, cjosely allied to haeniln. Then they prod need a dutro-pni'-i phyHn to which acetyl was added. ' Acetyl is a chemicarnf the alcnhoT Kfoup. After the acetyl step the desired haemin ultimately was de rived. V . Future Rainfall Is Charted By Kansas Educator Oxen His Sales Decoy i w Ti:X.S TOWN CLAIMS LOW I'.ST LOSS ItY i-iui: ;M:V ItltAI'NKKI.S Tev.,'(Al'i y-rThls lnwn of 4,fin-t eiiims Ihe twialinuiu liiKiiiiinc'fi(ireiiiluiii ercd. II of any place its size. An ordinance requires roofs all bi'ibllims. even to barns and chlc.Uca coops, to be covered with sheet inelal or ot her non-In flam mable, material. The law was punn ed one nitfht :tr years a-o when i blaze swi'pt through the town. In the last in yeais New Itraun fels has had less than $lun,ooo in firo losae. Home years no losses whatever have been reported. Ity Prof. ( has. II. Williams (Secretary, World Federation of Kdm-utlon Associations) , CiHNKVA. Switzerland-(AV) Preparations for the third biennial conference of the World Federation of Ftl uca thm Associations, to he held here ' this summer, have .reached the final stuKc. Applications for registration still are hein acnepted. The program, however, and alt local nrraiim ments virtually are nompletDd. The accommodations hui'enu is ileep in its task of mobilizing all ( Jeneva to care for 50 DO or more educa tors, of whom approximately luoy are teachers of the I'nited Stales. July 2" President A. O. Thomas. I sla'i eoininlsioner of education I for Maine, will call to order the : first of 10 days .of meetings. ' The program contains names of men and women of International ' renown anil service, anioim them Dr. Thomas I). Wood of Columbia university; Dr. 1. N'llnbe, .humnese senator; Dr. Alfred Zinnnern, one of Kurope's leading educators and director of the educational work of the League of Nations; Dr. Cfllhert M urrny, vice-chancellor ti f Oxford university, and Lady MncKenzie, distinguished for edu- ning and excellent table d'hote meals! The cool and spacious quiet of the lovely dining room at the La Grande Hotel always appeals to those who are visiting La Grande or those residents who like to dine out frequently. And such tempting luncheons arid JinntiLS ! ; EkdjOi-aUr. menus' that offer all the variety you can wish tastily prepared, properly , served. You can bring your family or your friends here with confidence in the experience: being most pleasing. Complete Hotel Accommodations for Students And Visitors of the New Normal Students and faculty members of the new Normal School when they desire a special party or dinner treat and the out-of-town visitors to the new school will find the complete accom modations of the La Grande Hotel at their service. Moderate prices-prevail in both 'dining room and Coffee Shop. msKi-rrn all socad ;kis siMtixu TitAixixo riATON KOt.'OK,. La. A1') Something new in snut hern col legia lo athletic trill ning and what may he an universal innova tion is the iuaiiKurailon ibis year i-f spring basketball training at Louisiana State university , oficatlonal work In Scotland. .There also will he festivals and expositions, the opportunity to see the workings of the League of . Nations, the sightseeing offered by (Jeneva and its scenic environs, sports and social events. A b:isis f discussion for the in ternational federation of home and school section will he n survey of the parent-teacher movement in 30 countries, prepared and presented by Mile. Marie liutts of the inter national bureau of education. Thus on through the sections. Kach Is adopting to its own specific Interests the common interests in a harmonious world. In order that these delegates from 110 nations may get to know leach other mid establish the con- . Harry ltabenhorst L, S. V. J tacts that ore the mtiln value of ooach, says the added spring train-Mho gathering, badges will be worn ing for hrsiin and brawn wil Intake for better teams in the regulnr indicating the language each per son speaks oiue tor i.ngusn. reu season. Michael M Ike) Donahue, form er athletic director at L. S. V. anil Alabama Polytechnic institute (Au burn I Is credited with being the originator of spring football training. for French, yellow for (Icrman. i green for Kspernnlo, etc. r Incidentally, for the first time in the history of educational confer- enees, at least one meeting will , I be conducted wholly in this latter ! International tongue. Russia, is ft-tking -to attract j It Is pstllnatfd that fl row liOMioli-ss youths to sea life, and will ; moves nor Jaws -n.lMin tlnu-s a cstiitttiith trafnltiK ships on tllt fas- ,day. And doesn't say a word to plan fPA. I hurt anyone .either. OOOOOOOOOOO' IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o o o o o o And 2 we pledge our support to the. fac ulty and the stu dents of the East ern Oregon Normal School. We invite you to conic in and get acquainted. You will find our Shop distinctive and interesting-Have us help you with your gift problems our complete stock of gift and art goods, will nake it easy for you t j solve your gift problems. 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