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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1923)
P r Two THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON K.viTittiAY, HKPf. nn, loan. MAYO m STATEMENT GANGER CURE MAY ATTAIN SPEED OF 250 MILES IN ST. LOUIS AIR MEET ROCHESTER.' Minn., Sept. 29. At ' mbetlng of the general staff of the Mayo clinic, held a tow day ago, ; Dr. W. J. Mayo referred to recent nowspapor comment on tali remaJTts Wade lta regard to tho present status of the cancer prob lem, ' quoting him as declaring. In substance, that there was ho cure for cancor. In the course of n lecturo In . London In July Dr. Mayb said, "Thero H( H8 Medical euro for cancer," In other words, no medicine taken internally Will cure .the disease. , Continuing, he said that a great deal of experi mental work was In progress In all . part of ; the World, all of which gradually was adding Important knowledge xdncerning this serious disease, but, unfortunately, these Investigations, which have been made on animals, have not, as yet. any ' direct application to human subjects. . Dr, Mayo, in hSs talk to 'his staff, said that the cure of cancer deponiU on diagnosis tvd removal at the earliest possible time. In some man ner, the latty must he taught to un derstand theea truths. Experience fc thevMayd clinic has been that 71.8 per cent of patients operated on for cancer when the disease is still localised,- that is, has not extended be yond tho primary foens. -are cured by operation, and the, large majority of the remainder greatly benefitted, and many have been curued even when the disease had extended beyond the primary focus. - ' Surgical operation .is the only method of removal to be seriously considered, Dr. Mayo cotnlnned, be cause it permit removal, with the growth, of surrounding tissues and Blahd,s that may have become in volved in the disease. The X-ray, radium, and . other agents have - a field of usefulness in connection with surgery, but a patient should not be subjected to X-ray. radium or;-other similar treatment without careful surgical consultation Since, if such agents are used While the diefeaso is still local, and fall to euro. tho' resultant tissue chan'ges j'delay dependable surgical operation and may perhaps prevent it. Radiathe rapy and other treatment in the hands of untrained, persons, or those whose knowledge is limited V one type of treatment, do an enor mous amount of harm. Lacking knowledge, these pratcionCTfl are not able to differentiate .and apply the method which experience would show to be the best method suited to ,the. individual patient. . Dr. Mayo now permits, these Btate ments. to be made public in the hope of correcting an unfortunate impres sion which has been spread by many newspapers in this country. Since his return from Great Britain he has an enormous number of letters from persona suffering from can- . cer, tbe letters containing clippings from newspapers in all parts of the United States purporting to quote him as saying, "There Is no cure for cancer." without reference to his basic statement that surgical re .' moval does cure the disease. What 1 Dr. Mayo actually said was, "There Is. no medical cure for -cancer." Should you possess a piano and no one to play it trade It to the Karl Shepherd Co., on one of ihe aewOul- bransen registering : pianos. Music cheers up the home. 27-2-Come early for the pipe organ pre luue. Presbyterian church Sunday ovenlhs 7:30. - " ' 29 ST, LOUIS, Sept. 28. The Bar ling bomber, superalrplane of tho United States army, whose Initial flight at Wilbur Wright field. Day ton, Ohio, attracted wide attention, will be on exhibition at tho Inter national air races to be held here October 1-3. General Mason M. Patrick, chief of the army air service, has prom ised that the plane, which is the moat powerful In the world, will fly to St. Louis tor the air meet and aeronautical exposition. It Is planned o have dally exhibition flights. " More than 200 airmen are expect ed to" participate in tho races. Italy, Franco, Canada and Mexico will bo represented, and efforts have been made to induce other foreign fliers to enter. The cash prices and trophies,, respectively, $13,000 and 'eight cups, will be awarded tho evening of October 3. The third national aero congress will be held in connection with the races, and secretaries Weeks,' Den by and Hoover, Postmaster Gen eral New and General Pershing' ar-i expected to deliver addresses. In an effort to retrieve Its laur els, the navy has nominated only its speediest craft and most ex perienced fliers, and will have twb new planes entered which are ex pected to develop a speed of 250 m!l?a an hour, it is asserted. General Patrick has advised the committee that among the armv entries will be the two Curtis racers and the Verville Spcrry, which were In last year's races at Detroit. Mrs. Bertha ,. Dale Horehem of Ransom, Kansas, who recently set a new altitude record of 16,300 feet for women, 1 was one of the first formally to announce her en try. She will compete In the "On- to-St. Louis race," an event for civilians who will fly their planes here from various parts of the; country. , . The principal event of the meet will be the Pulitzer trophy race. In which filers will contest for $4,000 in cash prixes and a trophy, which Is the emblem of superiority in tne air so far as speed is concerned. The .trophy now is ..hold, b Lieut. RusScll Maughan of the U. b. army. Two-Horse Brand Copper-Riveted Waist Overalls were patented over 60 years ago, . The patent has long since expired, but the Bales increase each year and their superiority is conceded by all, . : . 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