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dical Leader’s
Birth Celebratec
• ( t h . Dritish Ite ric a l Association
and tomorrow evening fiSIOpHf"
■ton« at the Royal College at 8ur-
geons *111 be held. Thta w ill be
followed by a dinner at the Mer-
ehaat Tnytors Company. e l which
Lord Lister was a member.
On Wednesday Sir
Charles
Sherrington w ill address the Roy­
al Soctoty of Medicine oa "Lister
as a Physiologist, Pathologist and
Sergeoe.” This wiU be followed
by a eonvsrsasions in the rooms
of the Royal Society.
Lister was mads a baronet In
18*8.
Oonani General Jenkin» to p o »
ed that with t l W b r ifo W il pisé
odd, tar ^Canton today,** eoaslder
able aaeastaess is (sit among for-
Borni/ believes that the
inten-
■ l o f the best, bnt he fears that the
H ag g re ss tv a policy of Great B ritain
H u t s y draw us In deafer than we
■ I s b o u ld go and that the intorven-
■ J t i o n i K t s among Am or lean officials
■ b i n d business meh abroad may
H w o r k te the seme end.
jjq jj- The United States has sent ln-
a Jytructions to American M inister
• Itfa c m u rray In P «k|a regarding
I Joint action w ith Great Britain
and Japan. I t A ' aaderatood that
* the Instructions tem per th e de-
- ptands made in Macmnrray’s or-
- t Iginal d raft prepared after con-
, sa lta tio n w ith British and Japaa-
KMDCBARCB CONTEST
gAN y RANCIgCo , A pril 6— < p |
j jse represen tatives,
- I . what probably w ill he the ..... . _. .
s» Macmurrsy,
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0
I t Ig Understood,
,onge8t
foot f*ee svqr near here, believes’ he will" be ex- Was authoriw“d
J»’*»»« demands
run Indlan runnerg from v lrtuar- hibiting an egg 1« Inches ta .e iA tor indemn,t,e’ tor the outrages
, y e„ ry t f | M community onfofce cumference la several months i f * l NanktB< and other places and
P arlfic COMt ara exp ected t " c^
one of hie leghorn pullets cem to requeBt guarantees for future
pe. e „ , 4g0-mile endurance test tlnues Its practice of laying a * rotectton
and property.
gome tlme ln May
The
w in b e
run over
|he Redwood h,thw ay . ;8a n Fran.
cl8co wUI
th„ Rlarttng polBt
A committee of representatives
<d thw Royal Society and Surgeons
the Royal Society e f Medicine,
the British Medical Association
aad delegations of 'varfoos .medi­
cal bodies Sf Great Britain gnd
tbs principal foreign
countries
Were received by King George nt
Buckingham Palace this morning.
Later a Memorial service was
held at Westminster Abby.
Lord Lister was horn nt Up­
ton. Basel on April I . 18J7, the
.
son of the weU-kao<n saicroacop- ed la Portland and regular Meet-
1st, Joseph J. Ltate/, F. R. S. .Fol­ tnr ‘ h°id
" •
t r i -1.
w-
lowing a course in arts at the
University of London, Lister was
”
-
spoken by
made a fellow of the Royal Col­ tne BO r n .m b e r .f o the club at
them eetln g s.
Finger talking is
lage ef Sargeona In 1868. -
A fter
considerable
research
proceedings
work in congelation of blood and moat be carried on by lip move-
In addition
the early stages of inflammation meats or whispers.
aad «ther Important medical stud­ to the regular meetings, night
ies of that day. Lord Lister tn- lip-reading practice meetings are
trodneed the antleeptte system of
.
» and Grants Pass; Oregon, the Hn-
T h . suggestion that thd -Port- ,ghfdf, place ?rtiw | totalling M T.
sargery, the theory of which Is
now almost universally accepted. Uad schools adopt such a class araj thousand dollars are expected
The acceptance of the Method has for pupils hard of hearing has t0 j nre g^orca of Indian youth la-
te a great measure revolutionised been advanced.
to the competition. • *,
modern sargery, removelng some
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i The race Is being sponsored by
of Its m ttt serious dangers and
O N L Y D E A F W A N T f i f f * * “" I the Redwood highway association.
Increasing Its field ef usefulness.
BUGHNB, Ore.. A p ril 8.— If
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Following his discoveries in your ears are good you are n o t '
surgery he was made surgeon es-
wanted.
TROUT EGGS HATCHED *
traordlnary to Queen Victoria.
Such was the unusual request
VI8AL1A. Cal., A pr« 6.— <LP)_'
Tomorrow a reception of the
recently Bent out by the psychol- Approximately half a m illion'
delegatee WIU be bold la the hall
ogy department of the U n lve rs lt/ trout eggs are being hatched at
of Oregon.
the Kaweah hatchery of the state
The deaf persons were wanted fish and game commission here,
HOW DO YOU P E E L ON
by Theodore Ruch, advanced per-
The tro u t w ill be planted ln
A R U IN G t
chology
student,
to
assist
him
in
streams
of Tulare county In about
Very likely yoar kidneys con­
trol your answer. I t is glorious experiments to determine the di- 3 month. They wiU be about two
inches long at that time.
to awake with a lively, hedlthy, reetion of sound.
energetic body. I t Is miserable
to drag an aching, tired, weary
body from a sleepless, restless
bed. Foley Pills, A diuretic stlmtt-
lent for the kidneys, constantly
need over »6 years, are a reli­
able, valfaaMe medicine that pro­
mote healthful, normal action of
honeys and Madder. Cost little,
contain no harm ful Ingredients.
Satisfaction guaranteed: Ask for
Foley Pills dlenretic. Sold every­
where.
•
Bmmsllne Rovny was hern near
Atlanta. Oa.. Oct. »«,.1868. Died
la AShWhd, Ore., April 2, 1««7.
T »s deceased M S thMd Id Oregon
toso n» on. tr.
«ato nia ¿oso im ou rt1,
had heed a ir id u r Sfofo 181». flbn
wps.the mother a t eleven children,
four of whom are yet living: dhns.
Knaen. fcl PASO. T»xSs Wkfcar
Knaaa. W a llet fctora, OhL. Har­
old fcovny, Adbtond, Os*., Lorin
Rovny. Ashland, Ore.
t i e I M t named bhlhd A »«Sfoh
of tits world war.
life . Rovny wa* the last surviv­
ing members of her relatives, ex­
cepting the four sens gaased in
this account.
She had, nt the ngs o f fourteen,
been baptised Info the Baptist
church, remaining is that charsb
throughout the remainder of her
Ufo.
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PhoM 30
tf You Are a Bread Winner, Don’t Be
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Burial la Mt. View cemetery,
Pastor M.'S. Woodworth officiat­
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Are Yon In Primef
NO! NOT FEELING JUST RIGHT
PR A Y FO R CROPH
* .
, Y A K IM A . Wash., A pril 6 — (IP)
— Farmers o f the Moxee district
never pray for faith to move
mountalns-^because they
ddnit
want say mountains moved. They
do pray, fiowever, for bountiful
crops, dhd have faith that those
prayers Will bd answered. ; .
Each spring the farmers of the
Moxee district, mostly H olldnd-
erS, meet in the Holland Reform­
ed church and pray fo r good
®«>pb.
.
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