TTTE ORTCCSX STATESMAN: WSl XH AY, FKltRl'ARV. 2. 1910
LIFTINGJTHE LID.
tr. Leo Ricen. M, D., Portland,
Oregon, gays; "There is a consider
able number of operative cases, ap
parently clean to begin 'with, and
bundled wtlh faultless technic by
iktpo't -n-grons, which terminate
wit "! infection because the
pa" - jcol (mouth) cavtiy was
r , r v and the patient was al--'
i- ?u on the operating table
:? - -i-ftKi mouth. And let me
- 'tat, unless we deal with an
I " en.y case. It i our imperative
- to free the mouths of our pa-
of pus before we allow them
in.ergo a serious operation. The
von who is so anxious to operate
' h'i sends his patient to the
' "?ery without a careful examlna-
n of the patient's mouth is. in
j opinion, guilty of criminal negli-
I,:'nce.. N. W. Dental Journal.
In other words, this noted medical
ru'hority says: There are many
of 'hs due to Infection from diseased
r'-'iths, being carried in the blood
"ie wounds made by the surgeon's
1 lie. Did you ever hear of a pa
tient's mouth being freed of disease
before he is allowed to go on the
op--atlng table? In this connection
I T'nuld suggest an investigation of
-; awful mouth conditions of scores
" peorle who have undergone ser
! : operations. , t
In addition to protecting the pa-tl--t
against a fatal Infection, it
r- ht to be evident to any docfor
i':at his patient would have a much
letter chance to recover from a
' -irglcal operation If a large part of
' i resisting powers were not needed
t' fight a bad mouth Infection at the
rruie time.
The majority of major surgical op
erations are abdominal. According
ito our. greatest medical authorities,
the conditions that are used as an
excuse for these operations are main
ly 'due to mouth infection.' If the
mouth Infection was corrected first
many of these patients would re
cover their health with out the hos
itltil nnerallon.
Sa the only danger of following
Dr. Rlcen's suggestion would be
that of losing the fee for one or
more operations.
What have you gained. Mr. Doctor,
by removing an ulcer of the stomach
canted by mouth Infection, if the
mouth Infection Is not also removed?
Perhaps 1200. What has your pa
tient gained? Is it not perfectly rea
sonable to expect this same mouth
infection, to cause another nicer or
diseased condition In other parts of
the body? Ia it any wonder that one
operation Is so frequently followed
by another, when the cause of the
first is not removed?
Did you ever stop to think that
surgical operations have increased
in. number In proportion to the In
crease in the number of dead teeth
Jeft in people's mouths and number
of crowns and bridges attached to
teetji? In other words, the dentists
of the country are building the In
cubators tor, the d.lseaes that- are
keeping the surgeons, busy 'while it
is being contended thai more hos
pitals: would solve the problem of
human ills. Give the people all the
simple, truths concerning disease,
then only our r present hospitals will
be adequate.
Fortunately; many cf our people
are getting light and having the
mouth freed of diseases In time to
regain health " without surcery. I
have a number of patients who have
teeir freed from such troubles- as
(rheumatism, intestinal disorders,
general ill health,' etc.. by curing
dlse.'ised gums and extracting infect
ed tth. It is a pleasure to refer
anrorse to these people. I operate
without pain by the latest PcienMflc
mot-hods; tbus giving-you better den
tistry ' tlian otherwise possible, and
making it a pleasure for you to have
Lie do your work. '
!- C. HARTLEY
407 rourt St.
, Phone .114
LEONARD OCTBOXED
PHILADELPHIA,, Feb. 1. Pal
Moore of Memphis outboxed Battling
Leonard of Philadelphia" in a six
round.: bout hero tonight. Leonard
was aggressive, but Moore's superior
boxing ability, gave him the advan
tage. '.-' .
Speaking of the ex-kaiscr, he "has
nowhere to go but out; nowhere to
come but back' with apologies to
the late Ben "Kin.
IF: BACK HURTS
' BEGIN ON SALTS
Flush Tour Kidneys Occasionally
.11 Yu Eat Meat
j f - . Regularly.
No man or woman, who eats meat
J-egularly ran. make a mistake by
flushing; the kidneys - occasionally.
nays a well-known authority." Meat
forms uric acid which clogs the kid
ner pores so they sluggishly filter or
strain only part of the waste and
poisons from the blood, then you get
aick. Nearly all rheumatism, head
aches, liver trouble, nervousness,
constipation, dizziness, sleeplessness,
bladder disorders come from slug
gish kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache
In the kidneys or your back hurts, or
if the urine is cloudy, offensive, full
of sediment, irregular of passage or
attended by a sensation of scaldlnt?.
get about four ounces of Jad Salts
from any reliable pharmacy and
take a tablespoonful in a glass of
water before breakfast for a few
dayi and your kidneys mill then act
fine. This famous salts la made from
the acid of grapes and lemon Juice,
combined with lithla and has been
used for generations to flush clogged
kidneys and stimulate them to activ
ity, also to neutralize the acids in
urine so It no longer cause irritation,
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts Is Inexpensive and can
not injure; makes a delightful ef
fervescent Jithia-water drink which
all regular meat eaters should take
now and then to keep the kidneys
clean ami the blood pure, thereby
avoiding serious kidney complica
tions, , :
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Nurse, Wounded at the Fron t, .Wouldn't
j Have Missed Experiences for the World
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;Oq, crutches but declaring that she
would not have missed her experi
ences for the world, Miss Nettle
Elizabeth JoLuslon, an army nurse,
hes just returned to this country
Statue by Rctiin, Stolen by
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mans is gnen Dy tMs remarkable lr or the 212 planes which Tose Rorkwell Field., were ready for scrv
photosraph taken at Rockwell Field, from the flying fkld, manoeuvred ico in France, i
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aboard the hospital ship Comfort.
She was wowunded while administer
ing to the boys at the front. She is
shown here on the deck of the Coin-
; fort talking with a Eailor just bo-
fore landing.
Hun Invaders,
nch Soldiers Seeking Mines
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iane mem au m uui nere are a num-
Arrangements Made for
Marcfc Oratoncal -Meet
Representatives- from the orator
ical associations of all the colleges 1
Oregon met in this city" yetVrday
afternoon to make plans for thie ora
torical meet which wlw be held o
April 11 In Eugene.
Those who attended the meeting
were Ruth E. ilraham. University of
Oreon; Mr. Aidrich. Corvallls; Mr
Pointer. Eugene Bible university:
Miss Grace Haynes. Forest Grove"t
TTalph E. Knight.-Newberg: Roy A
Cabein. Ic5linnville; and Faye Bo
iio. Willamette. Misa Bolin acted in
the absence of Harvey Cooper, foren
s'.c manager, who was 111.
March 14 was the first date set
for the meet but it has now been
changed to April 11.
No Championship Fights
for Leonard in Two Years
SAN FRANC13CO, Feb. 1. Bennjr
Leonard, lighweight champion of the
world, will engage in no cnampion
thip fipht nor any decision match in
thi United States for a matter of twt
years to come. .
L Billy Gibson, Leonard's manager-
nnd . Lieutenant Sidney Cohan, of
New York city, representing New
York Lusipcgs men announce late
today that the existence of a con
tract that will call foe Leonard to
make a, tour of Australia, India
Cjina. France and England statinv
from S.in Francisro next September
and tunuinatinc In Gotham some IS
months later; '
For the tour which will be one of
exhibitions chiefly, Leonard is guar
anteed 310 1.000 with the privilege
or A r'-rcentage. In addition Cohan
is hep'eful he will able to arrange
for throe fights of 20 rounds eaci
In Australia.- with a guarantee or
$60,000; three In England to net
$l.0,00o and po?sibly one in Calcut
ta.. ' .
And there used to be the old
fashioned man who declared that
"he could drink, or leave it alone."
He will leave it alone after June
30.
English newspapers are drawing a
contrast between the prohibition
amendment in the United States and
the- demand in Great Britain for
more and better beer now that the
war is over. -
Hear nothing about Turkey at the
peace table. She must be In the
swearing room attached to the coun
cil chamber, letting off steam.
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It is the evident Intention of some
of the leaders at 'Berlin to hold on
to some of the old. government with
out accumulating any of the old
debts. t t
Children Love
Cascarets 10c
Candy cathartic is harmless
to tender stomach, liver
and bowel
Your child Is bilious, constipated
and sick. Its little tongue Is coated,
breath is. bad and stomach sour. Get
a 10-ccnt box of Cascarets and
straighten the youngster right up.
Children love this harmless candy
cathartic and It cleanses the little
liver and thirty feet of bowels with
out Krlplne. Cascarets contain no
calomel and ran be depended upon to
move the sour bile -and poison right
out of the bowels. Best, family Ca
thartic because it never cramps or
Fickn3 like other things.
Germany will not have' to pay for
ono stolen work of art. It is a
statue by Rodin which French sol
diers are seen here removing; from
a hole they dug .while trying sto lo
"cate mines planted by the huas un
der the roadways as they retreated.
The statue was unearthed near
Douai. This, the French consider,
is convincing evidence of the syste
matic despoiling and looting of art
treasures by German officers.
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