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MTCDFORP MATL TRIBUXR. ArEPFORI , OREGON. THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1934. PAGE FIVE DEGREES OF DEATH ARE COMPARATIVE counsel and asking for suggestions. I At present a Dominion government representative is working here, dis cussing wit'i leaders in every branch of Industry and commerce plans to Increase business, to provide more work and thus Increase the purchas ing power of the Canadian people. This is only a mere detail in the 'London against a motion picture Evangelist Duff Piret Metnodl8t cnl,rch- WMt Maln s , I and Laurel streets Sunday morning. Opens Campaign April 29. He will be assisted by his Incidentally the Duffs are known as the Irish Trio. Their work as evangelist is quite unique as their methods are decidedly different from those used by evangelists of former days. This season they have held meetings in Newberg, Grants Pass. Ashland. Dallas, Klamath Falls and other places. Everywhere they have held meetings they have been received by large audiences and have done ef fective work. The local congregation Is looking forward to their coming with keen interest and Invite the general pub lic to attend any and all the service. prime minister's plans for bringing company, is employed in a beauty a business revival in Canada. salon here. He Is Prince Vassllt, whose wife, a princess but no Ro manoff, works with him in the sa- Prlnrn Is Hcautlrluii. nt First M thc.nie.tsXt'Kv' MlM Dutt am their mother. CINCINNATI. -(UP) The brother. Ion. of Princess Irina Yous-soupoff. who! was awarded $126,800 in her suit in I For Garden Kuwing Tel. flU-J Miss Duff Is especially gifted In work with young people and Is a skilled player of the vibro-harp. Evangelist Rev. Walter Duff, Jr., will begin a series of meetings at the California Research Reveals Certain Cells Considered Dead Live On Under Cer tain Favorable Conditions By JAMES F. HICK1ZER. United Tress Staff Correspondent. BERKELEY, Cal. (UP) Life oft en survives after "death," University of California scientists' experiments revealed today, and the .question arises: "Dead but how dead?" Organisms considered dead live on under favorable conditions, Dr. F. M. Uber, research associate in botany found. A living death, he revealed, is shown by X-radiated mold cells . which have three different kinds of "post mortem" growth. Suicide by gas or potassium cyan ide Is always doubtful because meth ylene bluw can often restore the vic tim. Disease bacteria, pronounced dead after application of a disinfect ant, have been found to Infect gui nea pigs with the disease. Prolonged growtA of "dead" organ isms In the university laboratory have led Uber and others to believe that "death" is an ambiguous term. Under conditions favorable to life, he has found that death is an In definite state. " 'Dead' cells are not brought back to life," Dr. Urber explained. "They are only dead to a certain degree and will still grow." Uber and Dr. D. R. Goddard have conducted experiments with X-radl-atlon on bakery mold cells. People, plants, reptiles and bac teria, considered dead, when properly treated have continued to grow. Plants with the roots removed can be made to grow by the application of certain chemicals. More than a popular superstition, Dr. Uber said, is the fact a "dead" snake will wiggle for several hours. Even beheaded and skinned, the rep b tile's circulatory system will con tinue to pulsate for several hours, fthowlng that cehb are continuing to divide that the snake Is still grow ing. By X-radlatlng the spores of com mon bakery mold, Uber and Goddard destroyed certain functions. In one i instance they destroyed the sexual reproduction function. After being apparently Incapable of growth the spores reproduced themselves vege tatively. The scientists destroyed one of the two nuclei contained In each spore, both rf w.hich had been believed to be necessary to growth, but the or ganism grew despite this. When complimentary nucleus was destroyed the spore grew, but produced a mold of a different color and shape. PEl'S HOI SUE BE BY PHILADELPHIA. (U) A new Wel come House Is to be erected near the site where William Penn made his home and entertained In the 17th century. Workmen have started excavation, but an act of legislature will be re quired before building activities may commence. ' The Pennsylvania Historical Com mission and the Welcome Society, an organization composed of descend ants of the Quakers, who crossed the Atlantic with Penn In 1672. plan to make t.bls spot, located at Pennsbury, 29 miles up the Delaware river, a national shrine and place of rest for tourists. The ground was donated to the state by a gravel company. Numer ous efforts have been made to re store Pennsbury Manor but notiiing definite materialized until last year. The commission and society already raised one-third of the proo posed cost of the 96,600 for the work. As Pennsylvania law forbids a private enterprise on state property, the leg islature's permission will -have to be obtained. Excavations have resulted In the discovery of pipes and broken bot tles. The former caused consider able conjecture Inasmuch as Penn called tobacco the "111 weed." Nu merous mementoes of Indian inhabl tance, including a stone corn-pound-lng pestle, a notched net sinker and a Jewsharp, also have been found. TO SPEED RECOVERY MONTREAL. (UP) A widespread recovery movement, designed to ac celerate the upward business trend that has been evident since the be ginning ol the year, will be launched in Canada this spring. One of the object? of the move ment will be bring home to the "man In the street"' the fact that the Dominion is on the road to bet ter times and that m the near fu ture it will be In the midst of one of tie most prosperous periods in Its history. In keeping with Premier R. B. Ben nett's policy that nothing spectacu lar witl be staged In Canada, the , various schemes being formulated to speed up Industry, commerce and em-1 ployment will be carried out in a quiet, straightforward manner. The prime minister Is taking busl nf lenders, rather then economist, into his confidence, seeking the.i mi Garden Ilose Froth. 8.3ze Slabber! T o 11 s h Blark ' Hoit,- Slncle ' II C braided. Flexl- S . ' ' J bie iisiit. am 50 ft. Toilet Seats . Save Wind Meek! High quality white celluloid y'jE A E sent. 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