Medford mail tribune., June 10, 1930, Page 12, Image 12

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TUEDFOTin MATT; TRTHUXE, MEDFOTCD, OREr,'ONT, TUESDAY, .TTTKTC "10, 1?T.O.
Claim Gall Stones ACTING GOVERNOR
Chemical fault
Liver Operating Below Normal,
. ? From Limited Nerve
Flow
Most people will admit that
Chiropractic may be good for "ner
vous" diseases and "spinal" trou
bles, but they can't hoo how it
can benefit (fall stones.
When a non-believer in the Sci
ence of Chiropractic Is confronted
by a patient who has actually re
covered from a case of appondl
citis or Ball stones under Chiro
practic adjustments, it makes him
sit up and take notice. Invariably
he eays: "How wonderful! Why,
it can't bo so; I am amassed." Thoy
then may begin an investigation of
the merits of tho twentieth cen
tury science (Chiropractic), whose
truth is abundantly able to with
stand any Investigation which may
be made.
The Iylvcr
The liver In the largest gland of
the body and is situated in the
upper and right portion of tho ab
domen. Its principal function or
work is to socrele or form bile, a
fluid which h used In the Intestinal
digestion. Tho gall bladder Is tho
reservoir for tho bile. It is a con
Jenl, pear-shaped sac, lodged In the
depression on the under surface of
the right lobo of the liver and con
nected to U by the connective tis
sue. ,
How Gull Slimes Are Formed
The liver Is more or less con
tinually at work secreting this bile,
which, when it is not used for di
gestive purposes, la stored away by
the reservoir (the gall bladder),
and very rarely Js the gall bladder
found to be empty. The bile, like
all other fluids of the body, con
tains . small per cent of mineral
matter. In case there should be
a chronic Inflammation or exces
sive heat In this gall bladder It
will produce a crystallization of
the mineral element of the bile, so
that it takes the form of small,
solid, hard particles, the same as
the mineral cake forms In the bot
tom of the tea kettle that has been
used for a long time. Theo crys
tallized mineral particles collect In
the gall bladder and adhere to par
ticles of bilo pigment (coloring
matter). Hy the movement of the
gull bladder these particle are
rolled around within it, thus col
lecting other particles which In
time forms a calculous, or stone.
8tone formed in this way and In
this place are called gull stones.
Why Aro Gull Hlono lUlns Not
Constant?
1-Oall stones may remain In tho
, gall bladder for un indefinite time
and yet give rise to no symptoms
Indicating their presence; but
should they leave the gall bladder,
passing through tho bile ducts, In
tense pain called hepatic colic, Is
produced. An attack or hepatic
colic begins suddenly with intense
cutting pains In tho right sldo Just
below tho ribs and often radiates
along the ribs upward toward (ho
right shoulder, because this Is the
path of the nerves leading from the
spina to the liver. There may and
may not be a chill, and fever of
101 to 103 degroes. During tho
attack the liver becomos swollen,
tender, easily felt, and there may
be vomiting and drenching sweat.
In about ono-balf of all the cases,
jaundice or yellowlshness of tho
skin appears. The duration of the
Attack b varible, lasting from a
fYew hours to several days with ro
'iinlfmlons and exacervatlnns until
Vlite stone Is finally expelled Into
tno small Intestine, from which It
passes. This colln or pain, is pro
duced by tho hard, sharp stone
scratching or tearing the dellcnto
mucus membrane- lining of tho bllo
ducts.
Now some may say that nn np
eratlon Is tho only means of gottlng
these, stones out, In view of the fact
that they aro already formed and
iiti the gall bladder. Hut should
they ho removed by operating,
what Is going to hinder more from
being formed? Kvldenlly there
must he a cause for their forma
tion. It has already boon stated
that they are formed by excessive
heat crystallising mineral clement
In tho bile. Can heat be rut out
with a knife? What folly! The
next question that naturally Brines
la what causes the excessive heat?
Uoat in produced In any organ
by tho activity of that organ. If
the organ l extremely active. It
forms largo amounts of heat, just
ns the body does when wo. exercise
- froely. This heat production is
controlled through the nerve fibers
wnicn supply tno organ, and In tno
case of the gall bladder It is ex
cessive only when the nerve fibers
cannot properly function. Thoro 1h
only one place where- their func
tion can be Interfered with and
that la when they leavo tho splno,
tff the small bones of the spine am
put of their normal positions, thoy
press upon tho nerve and cause
them to function abnormally. It U
the bushiest of the Chiropractor to
locate this trouble In tho splno and
correct It.
Chiropractic educational articles
nre published each Hunday In tho
oh me, Monica outlook.
Tho Chiropractors Identified with
ttils educational campaign bear the
tnmn of reliability, ndupxttniuti
qualifications n! indorsement of
ine cniropractio profession.
MEMBERS OF CHIROPRACTIC
BUREAU!
. DR. H. P. COLEMAN
Med ford Building
DR. R. A. HEDGES
Stewart Building
DR. E. W. HOFFMANN
t 1 Liberty Building
ARE OLD F
TRAINI
AS
Days Kne by were recalled In
tho reunion of two old friends.
Acting Uovernor it. H. i la mil ton
and W. II. Watt when they met
here yesterday. -Mr. Watt, well
known orchardlst near Phoenix,
went to school with the governor's
mother back In New Palestine, Pa,,
and knew the state executive us a
small boy.
It was a great visit for the local
tmin who learned much of his old
home town from the governor who
hud visit ml there last year. lie
asked of friends he knew IiG years
ago before ho came went und
learned that tjulto a number of
them had gone the way of flesh,
but tho place hadn't changed so
much. The road still runs out to
Unity and the country Ik Just as
pretty now as It was then. Mr.
Watt is planning a trip back to the
home state this full after the pear
crop Is In und among other things,
a ride out that old road to Unity
will be one of the most interesting.
Mr, Watt left New Palestine
years ago and did not see tho gov
ernor again until he, too, came
out went as a green attorney juHt
out of school. He stopped at M Gil
ford Just 20 yeara ago and visited
Mr. Watt with the Idea that he
would locate a law office In Aled
ford. Together tho two men looked
over tho local situation carefully,
but there wus already u sufficient
numbor of lawyers In the city and
tho governor continued his Jour
ney. He stopped at Kugenc, opened
an office, operated it for a short
time but soon learned he had made
a mistake locating there. How
ever, It was not so long until the
governor settled at llend and there,
developod into one of tho most
sucuesHful luwyers liT central Ore
gon, lie Is speaker of tho house
of representatives und is governor
In the absence of tho strfte execu
tive, A. W. Nor hlad, now on a
tour of tho oust.
Clovernor Hamilton Is In Mud
ford In connection with tho state
bankera' convention and delivered
a, speech at the session this fore
M)NO liKACH, Cul., Juno 10. j
(Special) Wilbur It. fiodlove of ,
Mud fun). Ore., b-ft the V. K. Na- f
v:tl Itewrve aviation base here j
this morning to report for dutyj
at Kind I'oint Naval Air .Station,)
Seattle. Wawli., after eight months i
of ground school training. I
find love- is one of three cadets
l icked In the first group from a
class of more than GO on a bash;
of physical fitness, academic prep
aration und grades made In
ground school courscH, Other!
clns:-H from the Hitnu group will
be sent to Sand Point luter In the
summer.
Ai o r e stringent examinations
and test! will be given at Sand
I'oint during the stay there, l're
llmlnnry flight training will be
part , of the- urogram and . cadets
will make their fh-Kt snlo flights I
and undergo flight tr-.dta before !
being declared eligible for the
Navy flight school ut Pensacola,
Kin.
(inillovo is the'son of Mr. $nd
Mrs. J. O. fiodlove of 315 North
Holly street. Med ford. Jin Ik a
graduate of the Med ford high
school and the I'niversity of Ore
gon wliere he majored in geology
and mining engineering and was
elected to th" Geological and Min
ing Society of American Universi
ties, an honor Hoclety for mining
students. He Is not a member of
any j-hm lul fraternity.
ACTRESS GIVEN DIVORCE
FROM JAS. SCHILDKRAUT
hOH ANOKIjKK, May 10. (P)
KI;-ie itartlctt. stage actress, was
a warded an Interlocutory divorce
decrco from Joseph Hchildkraut,
motion picture, actor today. Cru
elty was charged.
Schlldkraut did not contest the
suit. He will pay his wife $250
u week alimony, under nn agree
ment reached out of court, and
divide community property valued
lit $20,000,
IMA OF
CRATER LAKE IS
LATE APPEARING
CRATKH UKK NATIONAL
PA It K, June 10 (Special.) Teddy,
the two-year old, acrobatic bear
cub arrived at the kitchen door on
April 1, still blinking from his long
winter'M sleep. Two others who
accompanied him didn't appear so
well or so comfortably covered
cither in fat or fur. ,
Teddy gained great 'popularity
last year by his self-taught perfor
mances. Kor a few days It was
feared that he had Joined the
"holdouts' for a bettor contract,
hut his reappearance settled this
doubt. Jamima, however, grand
mother of the bear group of Crater
Lake National Turk, Is among
those yet to report. When she
floes come in, it is expected there
will be either one or two more
little bear cubs nt the gnrbngo pit
TP
to Join the Junior class. Tho cubs
are usually tho favorites with the
visitors, and It will be interesting
to see how tho present two-year
olds meet this new competition.
These youngsters, who usually
make their first appearance early
In February, are carefully guarded
by the mothers until they are able
to think for themselves. During
the summer of 1929, there wero
eleven cubs In the vicinity of head
quarters. This year opens with
every promise of an even better
attendance.
SUNNYSIDE, EAGLE PT.
EAGLE I'OINT, Ore., June 10.
(Special) Among the sixty-four
uuc-sts at the Sunnysido hotel
Sunday wore .Mr. and Mrs. II. .1.
Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Hush, Miss Opal
Hush, Miss Evelyn Brown and Miss
Marjorle Jones of Ashland; Judge
and Mrs. Tou Velle. Mr. and Mis.
Spllver, Mr. and Mrs. Wright, Mrs.
J. V. Merritt and daughter, Mrs.
Sanderson, Mrs. V. D. Harnliart
and son, Oeo. M. H'irtge. Mrs. Coo.
n Raltraan B W. Powers, Mr. and : and Mrs. W. K Morris. 0f n
p. Sallroon. . w. MrB. Modoc orchard and Mr. and M ,
flEmm." of Medford : Mr. ! B. R. HnH of Tahie Rock.
WISCONSIN IAN DISCOVERS Afl
EASY WAY TO GET RID OF PILES
Got
Disgusted with Nasty
Salves. Suffered
Terribly
EVIJRVUNE WITH PILES
CAN DO SAME THING
"1 hope nobody else in the world
suffers six long years with piles
and wastes all the time I did on
salves and such stuff," declares
Mr. John Undo, well known Wag
on Maker, 213 South ( enter Mreet,
Beaver Dam, Wisconsin.
"I had to keep trying something
to keep from sunenng. my
was bad, but nothing helped me
:l I -A ik. Aatimnninl at a
(I l l i , iriu " - -
man suffering with piles who
claimed he was helped by Colae
Pile Pills. I sent away for a cou
ple bottles and began using lhPm.
you swallow a couple three time,
a day and strange as it seems,
they helped me from the start and
today my piles are gone and I tf,
more like a human being. Life is
worth living again. Thousands of
men and women who suffer with
piles are discovering that such
troubles can be quickly, easily
banished in this simple, inexpen
sive, harmless, internal way. ft,
bother or fuss, so why should any
body suffer another day? Doctors
prescribe these pills, which you
may now obtain, 45 pills in a hot.
lie, sufficient for a full week's
treatment, for 75c at drug store
or send 75c in cash or stamps to
Colac Chemical Co., Brentwood
no. no risa. money Dack with
out quibble or question if Colic
Pile Pills fail to banish your trovJ.
ble. You are sole judge.
TO
MAHHIIFIKLI), Oro., Juno 10. 1
(!') An extensive p run ram of road, 1
hrldtfo and ferry construction, un- I
sttrpasHcd in recent years, will bo
launched by Coos county this week
following tho successful movemont
for retention of Koadmnster W. A.
Clilbort who wilhdrow his resigna
tion. Gilbert had previously ten
dered his rcHtKnatlun to take a
similar position In Umatilla county.
The road proKi'am will result In
tho KravelliiK of many miles of
highway, will open up tho Coos
river diHtriet. rich In dairying, to
nutomoblles for tho first time, re
placing boat transportation.
CUT OUT SIGN AND MAIL
' The Chiropractic Health Bureau,
curs of the Med ford Mail Tribune,
Med ford Oregon.
,. Please send me, without ooet or
obligation on my part, copy of the
new Booklet describing Chlroprao
, tlo Health Serrloe.
Kama
Addreaa .
JCItf
3E
LOOK OVER CLIFF
CAUSE OF PLUNGE
ItHNH, Ore., Juno 10. (!)
Kufus Iindstvcrk, 24, was In a
hospital hero today HufrprliiK from
multiple Injuries received lu a 150
foot fall from u cliff In the
('rooked River roi-kc of the Des
chutes canyon. 1 Jo received a skull
fracture, broken ribs, Internal in
juries and several severe fractures.
Umdxvcrk stepped to tho edge
of the canyon to take u photo
tiraph when ho slipped.
T
OF
nil-OXI, MIhh., June 10. (V)
Millions of dollars this year were
released by members of t he Na
tional Association of itulldhiK
Owners and Managers for bulldlng
trades payroll through tho reha
bilitating of old buildings as a
result of tho Hoover busineKS ser
vice conference, l'nul J. Robertson
of Indianapolis, association presl- '
dent, told members today at tho ;
annual meeting. j
altitudTrecord gets'
official recognition
WASHINGTON, June io. AV
The bureau of standards announc
ed today Lieutenant Apollo Sou
cek of tho navy had flown his
plane to an altitude of 43,18 feet
last Wednesday, establishing 11
new altitude record.
To break the record established
by Willi Neueuhofen, Lieutenant
Houcek had to pass an altitude of
42.123 feet.
4
RETAIL DRYGOODS MEN
DISLIKE TARIFF PLAN
(Paid adv.)
WASHINGTON. June 10.
The retail drygoods association of
New York yesterday requested
President Hoover to veto the pro
posed Hawtny-Hmoot tariff bill on
the ground It would mliitnti
against general prosperity.
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