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THURSDAY, MARCH
THE flPIUNOFTELD NEWS
12. 1925
NEW SCIENCE HALL AT “U"
TO BE READY IN SPlTiKL
be unduly optlmlatlc In regard to the
! treatment.
Tfo patient should dis
continue the well known methoda for
the cura of tuberculosis by proper
regulation of their lives with «pedal
emphasis upon REST. FOOD, and
FKKSII AIR under competent medical
i direction State Hoard of Health.
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PAGE TH R E E
•r . 8. Ralph Dtppel, Dentist. Vihaa
Now on the Job At Washington
►«illdln«. Springfield. Oregon.
University ut Oregon. Kugoue Mar.
11 tSpeclal)—Formal
request haa
baan mail» Io the hoard of r'ganta
by tha University of Or »gun farulty
While th« auga'-coat Is hel
•lo
that tha new lioo.oot) aclenc* building
ful to dlagulae our bitter pi dila,
which will be ready for ovi-upanry
aside from that, It'« wuthl
OREGON AND STANFORD
aoitie tint» next term, ba mimed Con
aa a balm far human ilia. It
don Hall in honor of Prof. Thomaa
may add to th« appeuranca
TO DEBATE THRU AIR
from th« artist’« pint of vk-w,
Condon, who taught at Oregon from
—but it's absolutely «Hint, as
1H7# until hla ila t h In 1007 lie waa
Intercollegiate Radio Debate W ill Be
to what th« pill may do.
on» of the boat known geologist* of |
Held March 25 on Japanaaa
When th« devil take« a notion
th>' Weat.
to annex a feller’* goat, he
Queetlon
When a little group of atudenta en
cover« up hla nostrum with a
fancy sugar coat
And, l'v«
rolled In the ftrat aeaalon of the Uni
University of Oregon. Eugene. Mar.
aeon a whole community auf-
veralty |n IH75. 'Prof Condon waa one
12— , Special,-«O regon and Stanford
fu«e<l with bloody sweat, from a
of the threo leneh'r* who eompoaert !
sugar - coated, hell - promoted,
debating t»ame will go "on pie air” In
the farulty. He took over (he claaava I
beastly-bonded debtl
the second Interroll'glate radio de
Sometimes
a
thevin'
dema
tn natural hlatory and geology. For
bate In the West, March 25. the Ore
gogue
will
land
an
office-plumb,
more than thirty yeara he waa pro-
gon men arguing the question of the
In a deeatrlck where Intelligence
feaaor of geology and he became one
ia sadly on the bum,— where the
! Japaneae Immigration law from sta
*f the tradlt'onal flgurra on the cam
■Idin of augar-coadn* doe« away
tion KGW. Portland, and tho Palo
with taste an' amelt— while the
put.
Atto duo from Station KLX, Oakland.
henchmen
line
the
hliete
in
the
Protestor Condon ftrat cam» to the
¡California. The teams, although ap-
anthem "A ll ia W ell!"
O r gon country In IMRJ. aalllnr around
To hand a man yer credit—
i proxlmately HOfl mile« distant from
Cap« Horn tn a clipper «hip from
with a promissory note, is to
| • ach other, will follow the ordinary
»waller gall an' wormwood- un
New York to San Frandaeo. accom
form and convention ol the uaual de
derneath a sugar eoat. The man
panied by hla young bride. 11» came
bate.
that parta with nothin' that ha
to Oregon aa a Congregational mla-
knows la extry good, cornea
Oregon haa the affirmative nf the
He! an M aria" Charles G. Dawes, Vice-President, with M r*.
■ binary and aa ono of the founder« of
mighty nigh to livin' like the
oueation. "Resolved. That the Present
Dawex «re , t home at the W illard Hotel in Washington. This U the
th« Conercgatlonal church of Eugene.
Gospel says ho should I
toteet
photograph of the popular Genera] afte r he had taken oath of
Immigration I-aw Should Re Amended
Tile new First Congregational church
office and wax «itabli.had as ruler of the Senate.
to Permit the Entrance of the Japa
of Eugene named a chapel In honor of
nese on the Quota Baela."
Frazor debated against California I a senior tn economics, will enter his
1’roiy and MF", Condon when tha
The Oregon-California radio de and laat winter waa a member of the
church waa dedicated thia week.
first in tercoleglata contest against
bate |aal year attracted wide atten team that defeated Oxford. Houston.
I*rnfe«anr Condon waa the donor of
Stanford.
tion.
The
Hok
peace
plan
was
the
a highly valuable collection of geo
Issue then. The team s spoke from the
logical apertmena of the Oregon coun
same stations which will broadcaat
try fo the Cnlveralty. Thia coHaet'on
the
debate thia month. Radio fans I
waa the reault of yeara of gening,cal I
gave the decision by mall rote, and I
rex-arch In the atate and Is one of
the moat complete exhibition) of Its cryatn," a double aalt of gold and so Oregon won by an overwhelming ma
kind.
• v r f «Hum thiosulphate. The salt Is entirely jority. Decision In the Oregon Stan-1
harmless, providdd the tissues are ford debate will be by mall, the radio j
healthy, « violent reaction. If they . r e 1 « • ” •"••» north of the California li n e -
NEW GOLD CURE FOR
luhTcular. This severe reaction » ■ending thalr ballots to station KGW
Uncle John
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TUBERSULOSIS FOUND
1 and south of the boundary to station
_
a result of liberating large quantities
» » ; • w, era . -
1 It la not remarkable that gold haa of P°l,,on derived from the bacteria KLX.
According to plans, the first Ore
ty II la not remarkable that gold h a a ; ^ ’low ing thqlr destruction by the
I m -< u considered since remote antlqui-
**” To counteract thla Injurious gon spesker will deliver the affirma
The Portland station
ty Io have curative qnaUtlee. I,a rarl-'*ffec‘ • bor»e • crum *• »»Jocted which tive speech
will then remain silent while the nega
has
h
i-n
prepared
by
Injecting
the
ty. Its luster and above all Its Incor
tive speaker for Oakland station
ruptabillty or In modern terms, Its blood of the horse with small quantl-
broadcasts. Th»n w it follow the two
llee
of
dead
tubercle
hncllll
over
a
r-slsiu n re to oxidation, make It the
remaining speaker) and a rebuttal.
perfect metal. Many famous physici long period nf time. This specially
ans have used gold In the tltem pt Io prepared horse serum Is believed to
netttrallie the poison coming from
cure disease
-r v g a a
PLANT GRAFTED FRAN
The theoretical cure of a germ the gold killed bacteria. The claims
QUETTE WALNUTS
dls< ase la simple. To effect It all we for "Sanorrysln" as a cure for tuber-
have tq do 1« to find a substance that *'u lo ,,‘
no•
P«»»*«- This
They will make you money
will kill the germ without killing the <",re ” "",l ,n ” >• • « • » ’"Insantal stage
One of the best blocks of
patient. Unfortunately, moat disease ***** ””**'*’ wr,r’t must he done before
Vrooman Franquette in
gnrms cannot be destroyed In the pa- W r*n l>n *’VBn ’° ’he world as a
State, select type, well
tlunl'a body without endangering the ”• ” • ’►
’• ireatroeng tor tuberculosis
grown. All other stocks,
life of the patient. Up to the present Tuh” -cu|cele patients are advteed not
filberts, apple, pear, cherry,
tim e these efforts have reached thclr ,o P1**'*' f*'"’" ho»*" ln ,h '
hl*h’
prune, plum. i»each, apri
culmination In the brilliant results se- ,y •*•««'■’»•*'’ «tatemen,« regarding
cots, etc Small fruits etc
cured by Ehrlich and hla co-workers1
« ° M rur*’ ’ h” ” • * • hcen made
Right stock at right price«.
Submit your w-ant list, send
In the use of arsenical compounds in by various people.
for prices 35 years in
syph'Mi and sleeping sickness. Com-1 In
I» view of the serious danger In
buslenss.
pounds of antimony, bismuth and sil volved In the use of gold compounds
ver have also been found to be ef- , nnd In view of the extended study
CARLTON NURSERY CO.
fectlve
A very large number of a t-1 now being1 made, patients afflicted
C a r lto n ,O r e g o n
... <.-t.-««uioale are cautioned not to
tempts have been msde to poison the
tub'rcle bacillus within the human I
uni, nnlmal body.
In 1S94 the gold cure had a run ol
popularity. The results were decided
ly conflicting In regard to the value
nf gold gs a curative agent, but It was
definitely shown ths, gold compounds
have a strongly Inhibiting effect upon
th - growth of the bacillus of tuher
We offer you a splendid assortment In all the leading
toherrulrnls In the test tub«'. The j
varieties
of fruit trees, ornamental shade trees, walnuts,
most recent experiments on gold In j
butternuts,
filberts and almonds. Berry plants of all kinds.
tuherculosls nr» those coming from
Low cash prices.
th e laboratory fo l*rof. Holger Moell-
gnsril In Copenhagen. He Injects a
gold compound which he calls "Rann-
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