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CHIROPRACTIC SISKIYOU ARREST
. FOR r . , NETS ALKY AUTO
Curie Visit Links "Pure" :
. ; , ' and Commercial' Science
Medfcrd's Great Credit Furniture Store Is Now the Most Beautiful
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SCIATICA
. Sclunticu Is an - abnormal cundt
tlou . of the great sciutie nerve
which Imuran to and supplies the
. tissue of the thigh' and lower leg.
... , Sciatic Nerve . ...
'- The essential characteristic of
Mas condition is that ot pain,' and
runt iaiu may ve me result ot in
flammation of the sciatic nerve, tir
. its sheath, or may be due to ' a
pressure upon ' the sensory nerve
fibres which have their peripheral
termination.. in. . the- sciatic nerve.
Sciatica can only be classed under
one of two heads neuritis of the
liei'.vo tissue, or neuralgia. If neu
ritis, It is marked by congestion. -
awelllng, redness and pain. Such
a condition, when it first exists,
Blvcs rise to a marked degree of
jmin. As it. progresses, the pain
becomes less pronounced, conges
tlon is gradually eliminated by the
overgrowth . of connective tlsRtie
which binds the nerve fibres to
gether and the contraction of this
connective tissue. When the con
traction has taken place, sufficent
ly, jit not only eliminates the con
cent ion in the nerve, but it serves
to produce compression on the fila
ment which it contains. For this
reason, the carrying capacity of
those nerve fibres is decreased,
nnd tho effects which are noted
depend entirely upon the function
of those fibres: ' .; ; ;'.
. Motor Nerves ,-
I Some of them are siven the func-
. tion of. .transmitting . vital energy
in the form of motor 'impulses. If
thoy are pressed upon, the condi
tion Is one of partial paralysis,
which gradually progresses until
complete paralysis results. If the
pressure happens to be upon fibres
"which possess the function of
transmitting vital energy in the
form, of sensory impulses, there is
in lack of sensibility in the. extrem-
ity jaffected, NathraUy, the results
of j such a pathological condition
are variable, it II, is the motor
rt Hires which are involved, the mus
cular weakness and the final par
alysis are accompanied by a de
crease in. the size.. of -the muscles
in the lower limbs. ..An atrophy
exists. : and the nizc of the two
lower extremities is not ettual.
, Sensory Nerves .
i If it is the sensory fibres which
are affected,, the condition gradu
ally 'progresses until such time as
a complete loss of- sensibility mani
fests itself. Tile limb is Insensible
to heat. cold, pressure nnd other
iimircsslonn'whlch can only bo felt
Lit the nerves of sensation arc nor
mal in their' carrying capacity
Logically, the only way to. elimi
nate the condition is to ellniuv.te
factors which cause the abnormal
,il.v. . ;. Why Nerves Are Inflamed
t The nnrvo fibre,- like any ithcr
tissue, or organ, is supplied by
.many other nerve fibres. They
icarry impulses of heat, nutrition,
expansion, and transmit certain
isensatlons. Upon the1 proper sup-
ply of life force depends the nor
mality of the nerve, when It is
abnormal, It is because one or
more of these varieties of llfo en
ergy 1s normal In-quantity. . 1
i If there is an excessive expres
sion' of lieat- in . the sciatic nerve
there will be inflammation, and the
;Cnndftion is called sciatica. Exces
sive expression 'Of heat can only
' result because the carrying capac
ity of those nerves which supply
heat Impulses are Impaired. Th
can only be impaired when pressure
exists upon them, and the only
i place .prosstire enn exist is where
; they . emit, from' the spinal cord
I ami pass hetwoen bony segments
i of. tho spinal column. If one or
I more of these bony segments is In
an abnormal position, pressure Is
i produced upon tho nerve fibres,
'milling immediately above or be
- low them.
I Naturally, if this is the condition
i which Is primarily producing the
abnormality, the. only way to re
duce that, abnormality is to restore
: the vertebra (bony segment) to its
: normal. position.
i . r ... , Solution
The Chiropractor locates the vcr-
I tnbra which Is in nn abnormal po
sition, and which is producing the
inflammation In .the sciatic' nerve.
; This is accomplished by palpation,
i based upon a thorough knowledge
of, tho nervous system. Not only
i is the vertebra located which Is
! slightly displaced, hut j determines
the direction .in-which the suhlaxa
tipn exists. Tho Chiropractor then
. restores tho vertebra fo its normal
' position through adjustments.
' Results .
i ' If you arc suffering from sciatica,
: the most logical course Is rhiro-
practlc. . The Chiropractor will ex
- amine your spine and point out to
you where tho trouble exists, then
have him adjust the sublaxated
. segment, and health must nccessa
1 rliy follow. '
CUT OUTSIGN AND MAIL
Tho Chiropractic Health Korea u,
i car of tho Mvdford Mail Tribuue,
i Mcdford Oregon. ,
' Please send me, without coat or
obligation on my part, copy of be
' now Booklet describing Chlroprac
- tie Health Service.
: Name
Address
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John JlcDonuld of Seattle, an
alleged rum runner, is In the coun
ty Jail today, following Ills uvrest
at, in o'clock lust nluht In' the
Siukiyou mountains by Federal
Auunt Terry Tnlont. " McDonald's
car, a 1U24 Kssex, was seized 'to
Bether with its alleged cnreo'ot 50
gallons of alcohol. McDonald appeared-
boforo United States Com
missioner Chnunccy Florey' ' this
afternoon and Was bound over to
the federal grand Jury under bond
of 2uuu.
"McDonald hits been coining thru
southern Oregon for sometime en
route to his headquarters at Seat
tle where Officer Talent declares
McDonuld has been carrying on an
extensive bootlegging business.
The alleged rum runner, 30 years
t0111 - ' nado "o resistance nnd was
easily urrested by the officer, who
became suspicious of the heavily
loaded machine. The alleged alco
hol was contained in five gallon
tin cans In the rear of tho ma
chine: - '
This was the 25ih machine Offi
cer Talent has seized in southern
Oregon since the first of tho year
and there nro lfi machines in stor
age in Medford, awaiting to be
sold nt auction suits tos be held
here from time to timo. ', .
EAGLE POINT
On the allegation that they were
hunting deer unlawfully last Suu-
Uay, the deer season having closed
on October 20, a group of men from
the Eagle Point locality came to
grief when Deputy Game Warden
Roy Parr and Field Deputy Game
Warden F. At. Drown arrested their,
on' the specific charge of "unlaw
fully hunting deer with dogs." to
which they pleaded not guilty in
Judge Taylor's court this morning.
' Ti e accused men E. V. King,
Drako Walsh, W. Jones. Urn
Jones, Francis Ptitman and George
L.' Mason who are represented by
Attorney Porter J Netf, demanded
a jury trial. Tho time of the trial
was set for next, Friday at 10 a. m.
and they wens 'released .on their
lowh recognizance; , ,' .
83 TURKEYS TO THIEVES
Another indication that the
Thanksgiving season is fast ap
proaching was the report today of
the theft of 83 turkeys Inst night
from the Gene Wat kins ranch near
Central Point. ' The birds wero ap
parently iloaded onto a truck and
hauled out of the state, leaving no
clue 'behind . uccording to the
sheriffs office this forenoon.
The iburglary of two .service sta
tions on the Crater Lake highway
at the "four corners" intersection
was also reportod. Thirty gallons
of toll and 30 gallons of gasoline
were taken from the Snowy Hutte
station and 40 gallons of oil was
taken from the station-directly op
posite on . tne .Highway. nothing
oWovas reported lrlisalpg. -
November 12, l2ii.
' Modfurt! tind vlrintty: Kafr to
night nnd Wednesday with fn In
early mornlni;. lnereunliiK cloud f
nesH WcdneHday. .
OreKon: Kali' tonlulit, with vnl
ley foK In west portion Wedhet
day.( Increasing cloud! noun in
west portion. Fulr and warmer
In east portion.
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Local Data,
Temperature (dogs.)..- fie
Highest (lust 12 his) G2
Lowest (Inst 12 his.) 80
Itcl. humidity (lie.) -to
Precipitation (in.) Oti-
Htate of weather .... Clear
50
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..(10
Clear
lowest temperature this morn
i n g, 19 degre-s.
Total precipitation ninec 't
tembcr 1. IMS, 1.14. Jn'ho.
Tetnpertiliirra a year ago today:
lllghcst. CI: lowest, 4
Kunrlse Wednesday. 6:59 a. m.
Sunset AVcdneBday, 4:52- p. in..
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
Daily Meteorological Report
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citt.
baker City 40 14 Clear
Ulsmarck 38 3H 1. Cdy.
Denver 44 5) Hnow
l)cs Moines SH 3d I to I ii
Fresno' CO JH ; Clear
Helena 36 :n Clear
Los Angeles To .1! Clear
Marsllfleld ii Sit Clear
Portland 42 J6 Cldy.
Hed llluff 64 0 Clear
Koscburg 4 .16 Cldy.
Pan Kranclsco 64 52 Clear
Santa Ke 46 l Clear
Seattle 4 42 filar
Spokane 42 Cldy.
Winnipeg 10 Clear
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Meteorologist.
Sandy Waplnilin
opened to traffic.
highway . Is
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. During her.visit to'this country, Mme. Marie Curie (inst) will
dedicate the Hcpourn cnemistry laooratory lociow; at St. uawrence
university. A relief containing a
close-up at upper right, is at the entrance. ,
NEW YORK lP Mme. Mifrie' Cuile will be cither a cram of rn-
Curte's visit -to the United States'!
Is more than the coming of the t for S'ni.OOO as she chooses, ller
worid's.most distinguished, woman bert Hoover is expected to make
scientist to receive a $50,000 gift 'the presentation early in Novem-
from her American admirers.
For ono thing it reveals how ,
closely "pure abstract" science is (
interwoven with everyday business.
one 01 nor nosis ,i8- uwen 1 u. sciciiiiuc organization oi tue new
Young, Internationally famous for : world.
his reparations settlement. Yet he j Madame Curie wifs invited as n
receives the Frenchwoman in his : guest at Detroit October 21 t tho
capacity as a lender of science. As j Ford-Hill son light jubilee dinner,
one ot tho heads, of the Geneial i This function-was more tlian-sim-Electiio
company ho is concerned ply an honor lo. iOdisnn; It was one
with the company's 'laboratories at of a Beries of celebrations Rpon
Schenectady. . ' ' .'! sored by huge organizations of cup
As an alumnus of St., Lawrence ; Itnl which deal not only in cummer
university nt Canton, N. Y.. he will J oial electricity,; but eek' tho scl
take Madame Curie there October 1 ontific use of radiation, of which
25 and 26 to receive an honorary llnht Is but one phase.
Ph.D., degree -and to dedicate tho ! Another phase of radiation is ra-
new-chemistry laboratory, a gift of
lirs. A. tlarton Hejburn.. ; .
1 "Ph AimiS-lpnn nrivsonl in Mnilumn
FOR BOSC SALES
The thli'teontil i-ur
Hiver Valley Boscs, offered on tho
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kilflSy DISPLAY ARTfSTl
Detroit market
committee, so
average of JS.sa-per box.
Chain stores -wore again heavy.)
buyers of the car,' which comprised
32(1 boxes. ' ' '. - " J
The prices by Vdzes. were: ;
100's
1 10's
1 20's
1 3r.s ..........:
I jo's
lli.'l'S
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Prospects are bright
t It
Bohc consignments will
enjoy a
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heavy sale dnring tho Thanksgiv- j Jules. Heisman has assigned him
ing season. . Hcports indicate thai studio space In the Cratcrian thea
tbe jiear is attaining a ht.-rh pqpitt- tre.
is this new
astonishing Agmel?
Why has it this effect upop
kidney deficiencies, high
blood pressure, indigestion?
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AGMEL is astonishing both turica in Mexico. Now this pure
L in what it 's and whal it sato has been concentrated for
does. Agmel is a great health
food, a valuable Ionic irl kidney;
deficiencies, high
blood pressure,: in
digestion and gly
cosuria. It is an extra
ordinary discovery,
a real gift of nature
an imported vege
table milk from
Mexico. In its native
court try this plant sap
is called "aguamiel."
It . comes froro the
famous rrvjgucy plant
and there is nothing
else in the world
like it. '
- Fresh agtiamiel has
been used for cen-
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Kidneys tOO Uetter
"I couldn't tat, had
dizzy fpt lb. got up
many rimea cvry night.
Then took Agmel faith
fully for a month and
everything was changed.
My blood pressure was
60 degrees lower, ap
petite returned and kid
neys were 100 better."-
Mri. . W Shmn;
Lot An fin, Cml. ,
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figure of Madame Curie, shown in ;
diur.i or Its equivalent in a check
her. Years before the president
became intorested in statecraft, ho
was elected as a scientist to the
National Academy, blue ribbon
i diuin, discovered by the Curies in
j lSiis, nnd indium s uses seem only
In tlinlr .Inffinr-w
llnrlty as a table dainty nriirtnc the
housewlveH of Detroit rind ndja
i cent territory.
Tiie proroHS of tlx; eanipaiKii to
lilnte Is highly satlsfucliiry to the
j Winter I'vav committee. The eanj
' paiKn is also httructlnK attnution
i i nun I'iirifli: coiunt , growers, UuyeiH
land Hhlppci-H interested in the de
volopment of new mnrltets -on a
thoro nrfd appeitlinR basis.
:.: ::.":fox theaters to have:
I The Fox West Coast theatres of
this city the Cralerlaii and Hlulto
! have retained Arthur ' Mueller,
; formerly of the Broadway theatre
jtif Portland, as sign and poster art
ist. Mueller will have charge of '
all lobby displays at both theatres
and the first of I' Is work was on j
! display yesterday, attracting much
attention. Ho makes a specialty of i
. uanu panned posters. . manager
and
. i
export, and the name has been
shortened to Agmel. Everybody
can now have Agfhel
This is fortuhnte for
those men and wom
en just entering
middle life and- for
those of ell ages who
are being warned of;
danger ,by frequent,'
arising at night.
backache, high blood I
pressure and other
symptoms brought
on by modern ways
of eating and liv- 1
ing. Imported by
The Agmel Corpora
tion, New York and
Mexico, D. F. ,
Ask .about -Agtnal at drug
store nnd tt fret liferiittir
Inlaid Linoleum
1.35 Yard
s Gold Seal Congoleum, yard
9x12 Congoleum Rugs
Attractive Patterns and Colors
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BURNS FAMILY' VISITING j
DR. STANDARD PHOENIX!
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(SpeiiaD Dr. and MfH, h. K. Jlib-,
bard und tbelr son, ' (leoiKe.
cnr(iV'hlel by Mrs. A. Vincent nd
Mis Dorothy Itihhurd 1'ntni Iturn.-
Oregon, arrived at the homo of
Urn. Standard on Monday evening
of this week for a few days' visit.
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Tho dunco given by the Thursday
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success by all who attended. "
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