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COMPENSATION' APPLICANTS
EXAMINED BY STATE.
Dr. A. E. Rockey Says Proper!
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I'hysiclan Thinks Facts of Life
Cannot Be Ignored and Cures
, Effected by Mere Belief.
TORTLAXD. March 8. (To the Edl
I tor.) The Miracle Man has come and
tone. There has been much laying
on of hands: "(Jo thy way. Thy
faith has made thee whole," has beer.
again pronounced and realized as of
old. The lame walk, the deaf hear,
and the blind see. The kindliness
and the mystery have been of pleas
ing interest. Of the general helpful
ness of faith and hope there can be
no doubt, but they are not without
limitations, as enthusiasts would
iave us believe.
Let us here pay tribute to the good
Intentions of Mr. Hickson and dis
tinguish sharply between his minis
trations -and faith cures that are
. purely commercial enterprises. Among
the 2500 who received the laying on
of hands there have been some griev
ous disappointments. What is the
answer? It is this. There is a gen
eral lack of good understanding as
to what cousiitutes real infirmity. In
one group pain, discomfort and im
paired function are often important
Indications of physical disorder. They
are not infallible and their signifi
cance is liable to gross misinterpre
tation. The reverse is true.
Diagnoni Held Vital.
' In another group deadly maladies
are in the beginning often painless
and (ause but little discomfort. The
former may be of trifling Importance
and due to faulty living or some transitory-
self-limited disorder. It is as
fallacious to exaggerate the' one by
giving up to it or complain constantly
about it. resorting at the same time
to all sorts of foolish treatment or
useless operations, as it is to disre
gard the slight but significant indi
cations of the latter.
Herein lies the great importance of
Correct diagnosis and of good advice
as to the real condition and remedy.
The exercise of sound common sense
is all that disordered function re
quires. Physicians have an axiom
that "A case well diagnosed is already
half cured." which expresses only
half the truth. It saves the neces
sity for any supposed cure in that
large proportion of complaints with
unimportant symptoms that have no
real bar'c pathology. It saves also
the necessity for attempt at "cure"
In those conditions having permanent
lesions. What is necessary is to un
derstand them, ameliorate them, en
dure them and adapt the activities of
life to their presence.
A man with an amputated limb
will scarcely try to grow a new one.
He will adapt an artificial substitute.
There are many other conditions as
definite, but less apparent, in which
ceaseless and useless attempt at cure
take up time and attention that had
better be given to the business of
living.
Opportunities Are Many.
In the first of these two great
classes is the green pasture for the
faith healer, and others who lay on
hands to adjust the spines of the
spineless, or to abstract the pocket
book of those who have in addition
to it only error in belief. Here the
popular and ambitious surgeon op
erates "successfully for chronic ap
pendicitis." or "suspends" fallen stom
achs or the pelvic organs of healthy
but apprehensive young women.
Here the patent medicine industry
thrives and swells the bank clearings
of the country by millions. Here the
healer heals, and the various paths
and praetors ply their trade. Here
the undiscriminating physician pre
scribes useless drugs to patients
doomed to another disappointment in
their search for that which proper
education would show them that they
already have within themselves.
But sickness is not all error in be
. lief, as some teach. Many sad and
avoidable calamities come from such
dogma. There are absolute physical
facts which leave nothing in their re
quirements for safety in faith with
out works. The timely dose of diph
theria antitoxin should not be with
held pn the assumption that nothing
is wrong. The malignant' cancer
should not be allowed to reach an in
operable stage. The gastric ulcer
should not be allowed to become can
cerous or the duodenal ulcer to per
forate. The prophylatic dose of te
tanus antitoxin is a wise precaution.
The early treatment of septic infec
tion should not be neglected.
Some ed Demonstrated.
These and many others require both
for individual and public good the
prompt administration of standard
methods of procedure, developed and
proved by serious studious and wise
members of the medical' profession.
Once more let me repeat that they
are not matters of belief. They are
demonstrated physical facts.
Take as a single example that wide
spread malady, hookworm disease. In
warm climates when abrasions and
cracks on the bare feet and legs are
exposed to infected soil the eggs o
the hookworm find entrance and
hatch to the larval stase. These pen
etrate the tissues, enter the blooa
stream and are carried to the lungs
and readily bore through the thin
walled air cells. They have now
reached the adult stage with a well
developed hook. They are coughed
up and swallowed and pass to the
duodenum, or upper part of the In- i
testinal tract, fastening their hook in
the walls, suck the blood of their
victim and continue indefinitely to
discharge countless eggs to infect the
soil further. Another chapter of this
interesting life cycle Is that millions
of people live anemic unfit lives to
an early death as a result of hook
worm disease.
Will faith, or the laying on of
hands cure these victims? Most as
suredly not one. Thanks to real
scientific research, the problem was
solved. Thymol and other germicides,
when properly administered, will kill
the parasite. The Rockefeller com
mission has practically stamped out
the disease in our own island of Porto
Rico, where 90 per cent of the native
Population were afflicted. Our south
ern states. Egypt. India and southern
China are in the hookworm zone and
the victims are millions. Cancer,
tuberculosis, scarlet fever, diphtheria,
mlaria nk 17!llt and VfhllOW f P V P r BPA
rwil thine which need not faith, but '
knowledge. Some are curable, some
may be ameliorated and some hap
pily preventable. Witness the tri
umph of science in prevention of
malaria and yellow fever by mosquKo ,
control and of typhoid ana smallpox
by prophylactic vaccination.
Food, Not Drags, Held Core.
In the motley crowd of those not
well are the underfed. Their care
worn wrinkled faces, their nerves and
their pains are often misunderstood
and mistreated by medicines and use-
STftiritlMVi Ti mat jai' wnrrai llini ir-r m n n n .
Tom Moore, in m snappy scene from his Infest release, "Toby's Bow," whick
is tnis lvrrk i attraction at tne jiivoii tnrater.
Light that Failed" was dramatized
by Forbes Robertson, a similar change
from the original story was made.
TODAY'S FII.M FEATURES.
Majestic Mary Mifes Minter,
"Judy of Rogues' Harbor."
Columbia Bert Lj tell, "The
Right of Way."
Peoples Charles Ray, "Alarm
Clock Andy."
Rivoli Tom Moore, "Toby's
Bow."
Liberty Wallace Reid, "Dou
blf Speed."
Slar Mitchell Lewis, "Cali
bre 38."
Sunset William S. Hart,
"Wolves of the Rail."
Circle Dolores Cassinelli,
"The Right to Lie."
FRESH, v-le;
a vein o
is "Toby-!
RL'SH, 'clean and wholesome with
of romance and humor
s Bow." the Tom Moore
picture drama which is the prinefpal
feature of this week's programme at
the Rivoli theater.
Mr. Moore, with his genial Irish
smile and his likable spontaneity, is
delightful as a young author cloyed
with success. The writer is rescued
from his lethargy by a young south
Screen Gossip.
"Alarm Clock Andy." the Charles
Ray picture being shown on the Peo
ples' screen, probably wia be the last
production starring this actor In a
small town, bashful hero role. Mr.
Ray has been signed up by Kane, or
ganizer of Realart. who since his de
parture from that new company, has
been founding the Kane production
company. His first star under the
new management is Ray. Mr. Kane
has announced that henceforth Mr.
Ray will star in a series of dramas
which have been famous on the le
gitimate stage. His first production
will be George Cohan's "Forty-Five
Minutes from Broadway."
Director' Clarejice Badger prom
ises the best of all the Will Rogers
pictures in "Jes' Call Me Jim," which
is In its final stages of production at
the Goldwyn studios, it is a,dramati
zation of the novel, "Seven Oaks," by
Dr. J. G. Holland, one of the most
brilliant writers of narrative in the
nineteenth century. "Seven Oaks"
was in its cay one or the best seners.
snobbish as his pretty mistress.
nto Blake s soul come two ambi
tions one, to help the daughter, who
is striving to save ner family fortune
by writing stories which are hope
lessly poor, and the other, to receive
bow from Toby such as is given to
southerners of his respect and liking.
Toby is played by Nick Cogley, v. ho.
according to press reports, which tell
Nine of 14 Workmen Entitled to
Benefit of Law Assignea for
? - Vocational Study.
SALEM, Or., March .8. (Special.)
Fourteen Industrial cripples, entitled
to benefits under the workmen's com
pensation act, appeared before " the
members of the state industrial ac
cident commission in Portland Friday
and Saturday, where they were ex
amined with reference to being placed
in educational institutions for voca
tional training.
Nine of the applicants for assist
ance under the law have been assigned
to various state and Industrial schools,
while action on the other five appli
cations has been deferred by the com
mission pending further investigation.
It is the intention of the commission
along some one particular line in Schilling Tea, free from the
order Chat thrv may be fitted to .' . .
round out their own future.
On Wednesday and Friday of this
week 16 more applications for voca
tional training will appear before the
commission in Salem for examinations.
The vocational training of these in
dustrial cripples is made possible
under the direction of the accident
commission by a law passed at the
recent special session of the state
legislature.
Will Kirk, who was Instrumental In
having the new law adopted, declares
that not all cripples entitled to bene- e.7.:7?:.. xl. o r?
fits under the workmen's compensa- Zchllll)tg & Co San FranctSCJ
Hon act will be assigned to schools,
however, for the reason that many
of them are already capable of hold
ing lucrative positions in the various (
industries or lire siaie. 10 assist Lite
latter class of applicants the commis
sion will co-operate with them in
securing employment.
After your first cup ol
Schilling Tea, you will
wonder how you ever could
have been satisfied with
common tea.
The delicious flavor of
puckery taste of tannin, will
give you a new idea of tea
invigorative, restful, re
freshing; There are four flavors of Schilling
Tea Japan, Ceylon - India, Oolong,
English Breakfast. All one quality. In
parchmyn-lined moisture-proof packages.
At grocers everywhere.
HUNT HIDE FOB FOSTER
TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL
MATE MISSIXG 4 DAYS.
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Penitentiary Sends Out Data on
Portland Slayer Who Once Be
fore Wandered Away.
heart of a stately, aristocratic heme i only for the strength of his novels, I '"tS v d, J'tr.lpUons f
hi, h number., among its members but for the delightful humor that per- I t
"Toby." a "colahed" servant, fully as meated them. The title he chose for c?Pe,d 11 om the tate tuberculosi
"Seven Oaks" means little to ;his gen
eration and therefore was changed
for the film version.
Anne .Cornwall, who was seen with
Lionel Barrymore in "The Copper
head," will be featured in future pro
ductions. Here it is again! Fritzie Brunette
of the unearthing of a programme of (has been widely chronicled as J. War
the first "Uncle Tom's Cabin" produc-i ren Kerrigan's leading lady for the
tion, is the original Uncle Tom. Re- ! second, third, fourth and fifth suc-
sardlers of his past record, he is a ; cessive pictures. Now it is to be re
joy throughout the picture in scenes i corded that the sixth is to be set
showing the deferential and opinion- down to her credit, with all the praise
ated old servant. Doris Pawn plays j for her talent and personality that
Eugenia, the aspiring young writer . the fact implies. ' The sixth is "The
helped by Blake. House of Whispers," upon which Ker-
The concert numbers being played riean has begun work. It is a mys-
at the Rivoli this week by the house I tery play of the underworld adapted
orcnestra under. tne direction of from the novel by William Johnston.
Mischa Guterman, Russian leader, are I
the overture from "William Tell" , The Paramount company has decld-
( Rossini) and "Cantilena" i Golter
man), a 'cello solo by Christian Poole
Two endings the real one and the
proverbial "and they lived happily
ever afterward" one of "The Right
of Way," the photodrama of Sir Gil
bert Parker's famous novel in which
Bert Lytell is starring, will be shown
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LU I Ull IV- nit a . iwim.
' Board of Review on all of its pictures
hereafter.
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I "Humoresque." the Fanny Hurst
j novel originally published in one of
' the leading magazines, is completed
,' after three months' work at New
SALEf. Or,. March 8. (Special.)
Penitentiary officials today sent out
hundreds of circulars containing pho
A. B.
ight es-
s hos
pital.
Foster was committed to the state
penitentiary last September for the
murder of Lawrence Goddell, a Port
land hotel clerk, but three months
later was transferred to the hospital
for medical treatment. He was under
sentence to serve an indeterminate
term of from one year to 13 months.
and would have teen subject to re
lease early in June. Since being sent
to the tuberculosis hospital Foster
has displayed a morose disposition,
and two weeks ago escaped and went
to Portland, where he passed a day
visiting- with his sister. He returned
"ere voluntarily, however, and ex
plained his absence by saying that
he was despondent and desired to see
his relatives.
Following his escape last Thursday
night, penitentiary officals communi
catedwith his sister in Portland, but
late this afternoon he had failed to
put in an appearance there. Because
of Foster's prolonged absence the of
ficials fear he may have committed
suicide, or wandered away during a
period of mental aberration.
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at the Columbia theater today. In the i York and other eastern points. Frank
original version, it will be' remem- ' Boizage was the director, and the
hered. Steele, the hrilliant cvnical ! long time sDent upon the Play is evl-
lawyer who loses his identity to save ' dence of a purpose to make it an ex- V
the wife for whom he does not care. ' ceptional picture. Realism is said to
dies. A new ending cut along typical ; mark it in a high degree. It is a
motion picture lines has been devised j story dealing largely with pictur
and will be shown following the orig- i esque human masses in New York's
inal conclusion. When Kipling's "The I east side.
GAR CONFERENCE CALLED
DISTRIBUTION TO BE
CUSSED TIICRSDAV.
DIS-
less operations. They are all a direct . of the foolish only to expose their
result of lack of balance between I innocent dependents to the maladmin
proper food and rest and the useless j istration of the ignorant. When they
expenditure of energy in worry and see localized sarcomas rubbed into a
badly directed physical energy. j hopeless general dissemination of
Here the powerful suggestion of malignant disease, when they see
faith may push aside ingrown preju- , tuberculous spines rubbed into a de-
dice and correct 'advice as to living generation that means softening and
be accepted, followed, and the patient
restored to normal. The Emanuel
, movement in Boston provided a safe
guard against mistakes by extending
its spiritual help only to those where
oxamination by qualified diagnosti
cians proved it to be proper. The
regular practice of medicine is based
on the accumulation of experience
of all time, and avails itself properly
of hope and faith. It is not a "school"
as those who have named it "allo
pathic" think. There is no siich thing.
That is the misnomer of those who
do not understand.
"Miracle" In Belittled.
The way to recovery is beset on
both sides by pitfalls and dangers.
On the one side are the charlatans
of all sorts'that prey on the victims
of imaginary ills, who need teach
ers in the art of correct living, and
not physicians. These are wolves in
sheep's clothing, in wait to profiteer
on those with inconsequential dis
orders, or self-limited disease, of
promise cure to the incurable.
We read in a recent daily paper a
boastful story of accomplishment by
one who styles himself an ordained
minister, but who is practicing a silly
cult which should have been marked
"paid advertisement," though it was
not. It- was of a little girl with a
temperature of 104 in the morning,
and. then being "adjusted'' was well
enough by afternoon to cut out paper
dolls. The credulous who believe
the miracle may not know what
many mothers and all physicians do,
that children often have sudden rise
of temperature and are normal in a
few hours without "adjustments" or
treatment of any kind.
Many will read, beMeve and take for
granted and be gathered into the fold
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If "Vou-vb
Any Doults
as to whether coffee
is a friend to your
nerves, drink two
or three cupfuls at
bedtime and think
about it during the '
wakeful night.
YouH also think of
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permanent deformity, when they see
a ' well-adjusted brace removed and
the lame commanded to walk by faith,
with the resulting permanent destruc
tion of a tuberculous joint, the mis
chief will be done and another sad
chapter added to their experience.
but they may perhaps be more care
ful in offering or accepting the ad
vice of those who do not know.
There are some very real things
that require careful examination and
diagnosis, skillful treatment and wise
advice. Fortunate, indeed, are they
who find what they really require in
time to save themselves from incur
able disease and premature death or
life-long disability.
"For every malady under the sun
there Is a remedy, or there is none.
If there be one. try to find it. If
there be none, never mind it." Human
judgment is fallible and the best In
tentions are sometimes wrong. Let
us be both diligent and reasonable
in our endeavor to base our action on
knowledge rather than an assump
tion. In this way only can we attain
a maximum of good health and happi
ness. A. E. ROCKJSY.
Influenza Decline Continues.
Further decline in new Influenza
cases was shown by the records in i
the city health bureau, when but 14 '
new cases were reported for the 4S-!
hour period ending at 5 o'clock yes- i
terday. During the same period two '
earns were recoraea irom the dis
ease.
Railroad Officials Invited to Meet
With Commission and Work Oat
Some Better System.
. SALEM. Or., March 8. (Special.)
Establishment of a more statisfactory
and equitable system of distributing
cars among the snippers or Oregon
will be discussed at a conference to
be held in Portland Thursday under
the direction of the public service
commission. The commission today
sent letters to all of the railroads
operating in Oregon and it is ex
pected that they will have representa
tives at the meeting.
"As you are aware," says the com
mission's letter, "the subject of car
distribution is one that is frequently
taken up with this body by the
various interests and our present
thought is that some method may be
worked out whereby we can be regu
larly furnished such Information as
will permit us to be of assistance to
all parties, including the shippers.
"We are desirous of ascertaining, if
possible, to what extent the Ameri
can Railway association will control
the distribution of cars .throughout
the country and are assuming that j
the interstate commerce commission
has not. as yet, announced its plan in
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Here is one example of the wealth of fruit
in Jiffy-Jell desserts.
We crush pineapples in Hawaii fruit too
ripe to ship. The juice of half a fruit is con
densed and sealed in a vial to flavor one pint
dessert.
Yet the whole dessert costs but a few cents,
ready at your call.
So with eight rich fruits which come in Jiffy
Jell. All are made from crushed fruit, all are
abundant. All come in liquid form, condensed
and sealed in glass a bottle in each package.
Real-fruit flavors in bottles
Mark this Jiffy-Jell distinction. Note how it
differs from old-style quick gelatine desserts.
Jiffy-Jell alone has these bottled fruit-juice
essences.
Jiffy-Jell desserts are fruit-made dainties,
rich in fruit. The fruit taste is'not mere flavor
and not artificial
People need fruit daily. Now, when fruit h
costly, thft is an ideal way to serve it
Complete desserts
Jiffy-Jell comes ready-sweetened. It is acid
ulated with evaporated fruit acid. A rare
grade gelatine is in it, and the fruit-juice es
sence in a vial.
You simply add hot watr as directed on
package, and let cool. Then a package of Jiffy
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if you whip the jell.
Yet this fruit-made dainty, rich in fruit, costs
a trifle. It costs less than serving apples.
'Twill delight you
Try Jiffy-Jell in various fruit flavor,
fruit flavor for a tart green salad jelL
for a mint jell to serve with meats.
Learn what these dainties mean to you. Compare
them with old-style desserts of this type.
We offer you choice of several 50-cent molds if
you will do this, and at once. Cut out our offer soT
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Try lime
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regard to the administration of this
clause in the transportation, act."
Fred A. Buchtel, chairman of the
commission, said today that the pres
ent distribution of cars was quite un
satisfactory and with the return of
the railroads to private control he
deemed it important to hold a confer
ence and agree upon some definite
line of action. This action, he says,
should be fair both with regard to
the interests of the corporation and
the shippers.
MUNICIAN NOT YET FOUND
Hood River's Quest for Band Mas
ter So Far Fruitless.
HOOD RIVER, Or March 8. (Spe
cial.) Although police authorities
throughout the country have been no
tified, no word has been received as
to the whereabouts of R. Clay Craw
ford, high school athletic instructor
and claimant of the title of British
and American "ace," who Is wanted
here on a charge of misappropriating
funds obtained from students for the
purchase of band instruments. Craw
ford, who clairred to hav been at one
time a member of Susa's band, had
organized a boys' band.
Advices from Fargo, N. D., said that
Crawford may have passed through
that city last Tuesday en route with
his wife for Cfookston, Minn., where
the latter's parents reside. It is be
lieved that he may have gone to Can
ada.
MASON HAVING SOME FUN
Representative Wants to Know If
Constitution Is Ruined.
BOISE, Idaho, March . (Special.)
State officials here are considerably
amused over a resolution introduced
before the present congress by Rep
resentatives Mason with reference to
the split between President Wilson
and Robert Lansing, former secretary
of state, a copy of which has been re
ceived by them. The resolution says.
In part:
"Whereas, the Americr..-. people, still
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In fear and trembling as to whether
the constitution was broken beyond
repair or whether the correspondence
between the now president and' the
ex-secretary of state is what is known
in the French language as "camou
flage" and in the Knglish lanfcuape
as "hunk": therefore, be it renolved
that the committee on foreign affairs
be directed to investigate at once and
report forthwith: First, whether the
constitution has been broken and de
stroyed; second, whether the same has
been broken beyond repair; third, to
recommend whether we should adopt
a new constitution or repair the old
one; and fourth, as to how the Ameri
can people could bept live on their by
laws while the new constitution is be
ing adopted or the old one repalrsd."
Forty-two separate unions are connected-
with the shipbuilding; and en
gineering: Industries In t'.reat Hrltatn.
A Shampoo Worth Trying
It is not necessary to shampoo your
hair so . frequently if It is entirely
and properly cleansed each time by
the use of a really good shampoo. The
easiest to use and quickest drying
shampoo that we can recommend to
our readers is one that brings out all
the natural beauty of the hair and
may be enjoyed at very little expense
by dissolving a teaspoonful of can
throx, which can be obtained from
any druggist's, in a cupof hot .water.
This makes a full cup of shampoo
liquid, enough so it is easy to apply
It to all- the hair instead of just to
the top of the head. This, when
rubbed into the scalp and on to every
strand of hair, chemically dissolves
all impurities. It is very soothing
and cooling in its action, as well as
beneficial to- both scalp and hair.
After rinsing out the lather so
created, you will find the scalp is
fresh, clean and free from dandruff,
while the hair dries quickly and
evenly, developing a bright luster and
a soft fluffiness that makes it seem
very heavy. Adv.
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