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MEDICAL
COLLEGE
SUBJECTS
Some of the Difficulties
Securing Them.
in
How the Bodies are Prepared
and Disposed of.
It in probable that many pooplo itill
couulder tlio method of securing etibjccto
(or medical schools to bo by stealing
thorn. A law enacted n few years ago
provided that all bodies of the inmates
of tho asylum, ponilontlary and poor
farm, which wore not takun in chargo by
rolatlvos or f rlonds, shall bo mod for the
advancement of science- In tho med'cal
schools. Thoroby the medical schoots
aro supplied with material for study by
legitimate moans.
Tho subjocts secured Ic the above
mannor in Orogon uru apportioned
among tho Salem medical school, the
Portland Dental tchool and tho Portland
Medical school. It is truo that each
school bolioves tho otliorn nro favorod In
receiving subjoctf, but a compatint per
son is always placed in charge to send
tho subjects to tho ichools. According
to tho average, the Salem school should
receivo about twonty-llvo bodies per
year.
The dissecting rooms of this rchool aro
located near South Mill crucek near
Willamette University. Tho student a
aro supposed to know nothing whatever
of whore the bodies aro from, their llrtt
knowlodgo of thorn being when they aru
found on tho dissecting tables.
Tho bodies are llrst injected nilh an
arsonio preparation through the Jujulur
vein In the nock, in order to longer pro
serve them. A thin mixture of plaster
of parts Is then iujoctod into the caiotld
artery. This traces the blood voesels.
Although tho blood is stagnant tho pias
ter is carrlod directly to the heart, which
causes a natural contraction and forces
tho plaster discolored with blood all over
tho body. From tho plaster being color
ed by the blood, tho veins, arteries, and
even tho finest capillaries can bo traced
perfectly as long as the body lasts. This
is from threo to six weeks, as the result
of the special arsenic Injection,
Aftor these preliminaries tho bodies
aro divided into tlvo parts, and dis
posed of to those students.
The bodies aro secured through the
dean of the school and each sludont buys
the part ho wlshos to study.
When tho bodies aro thoroughly dis
sected, thoy nro taken in charge by thoco
who delivered thorn to tho dissecting
room, and receivo tho samo burial that
thoy would havo secured had thoy not
been used aa subjocts at tho school.
Tho atuJenta ofteu dliagroo ns to tho
paitthey shall secure, and when several
students desire tho same part, tho mat
ter la settled by the faculty. Tho one
who first signs for it usually secures it
howevor.
A slight difficulty aroie In the local
school during the past wlntor, which
was interesting while It lasted. For
omo reason the faculty failed to locure
any subjects for the students for u
period of several weeks ami the studeuts
attempt to arrange for purchasing
bodies for themselves. They were try
ing to make arrangements with n local
undertaker to get bodies from him,
when the faculty dlicovored their plan
and frustrated it, but it rctulted in tho
Fancy Celery
10 pounds Fink Beans
25 cents
Onion Sets, per lb.
5 cents
2 doz. Navel Oranges
25 cents
Lemons, per doz
10 cents
Bananas, per doz.
25 cents
Figs, white or .black,
per lb. 5c.
fll. T.InNEMAN
133 8Uto lit. Telephone HI.
at Prince's Dinner Given By the New York
school being bettor supplied. Tho etu
donts have a right to secure their own
bodies if it is dono in the right way.
Last year out of tho thirty llvo sub
jects handled by tho Salem school thero
were only four femalo bodies, which is
about tho usual per centage.
Tho faculty of tho school aro ta'klng
of disposing of their building in Portland
n order to erect a butter and modern
dissecting room in Salem.
A recent mattor which came up re
garding tho school hqro aroused Interest
among outsiders and amusement amonjr
tho students. One of the most promi
nent professional men of tho city was
walking past the school and readily de
tected a peculiar odor was located thoro.
He believed it to bo a subject which had
boon kept too long, and at onco inform
ed the faculty that ho intended to bring
suit against tho institution for bolng a
public nuisance A mong thoso to whom
the affair was told, Intorcst wns ot onco
alive.
Tho fact of tho mattor was that whllo
performing some of tholr work, the stu
dents wore gonoratlng hydrogen sul
phido, and the paeterby could not do
tect tho exact odor, butrccognizod a sim
ilar 010.
Arbitration is likely to bo tlio solution
of tho Canadian Alaskan boundary dis
pute. omethlnEr Fine
Every good housekeeper should try
tho
broad and irnstrv baked at tho Tioneor
Uakery. Thoy 0' o fine.
J. Haborly of Seattle is visiting
lives at Salem.
rela-
We Make
Dresses
Our dress-making
room
is dusv as can ue.
are coming in for
orders
Easter
Tailor
Would
gowns, Silk Waists,
made Suits, etc.
advise placing ordeis early.
We employ an expert
cutter & fitter and can refer
to dozens of well -pleased
patrons. The system used
is the very latest, all work
is carefully done and charge
es reasonable.
Jackets and Suits
The entire line reduced
one'third
$6.60 to $24.40
a , i
Cultivators
All sorts of one and two horso cultivators, Including 2 shovel, 5 shove),
with or without wheels, levers aud hoee; the tongue and tongueleBt two
horse ridlug and walMngwith auy sort of shovel gang, includlug eule ojaw
two, three or four shovel, regular or spring trip; in fact ean suit auy purchas
er; dWc cultivators as well, a rhio thing for uuriory men.
Disc hnrrovis, spike tooth harrows, serine tooth harrows; all in the
well known Huffalo Pitts line, that tho hop men like so well, Our Spjke
tooth hatrowa have the continuous frame, and the mushroomed head tooth,
It lief springs, too, on all these goods,
MAMIE AND HER RAGLAN.
Mamie woaro a raglan, oh, dear me I
Mamie in her raglan is a sight to see 1
For tlio way that Mamie wears It and the
way she twists and bends
Makes it hard to toll Just whero tho
raglan starts and Mamie ends.
Mamie wouldn't wear a coffee sack, of
that I'm sure,
Mamie likes to be in style, and Mamie is
demure,
YetMamlo doesn't hcsltato to nmblo
up tho Street
Looking liko a halo of hay that's grown
a pair of fcot,
And somotimos when you see her you
take another peon,
She looks so much as if she were a-
walking in hor sloop.
A negro hobo was dangerously shot by
a white hobo at Albany last night. lie
may dio.
SCOURING YOUR SCALP
WiU Remove
Scales, But
the Loose Daudruff
It iWon't iCure Dan-
druff.
If your hair is brittle and thinning,
you have dandruft. Tho moro scouring
of the scalp of the loose scales, won't
cur. daudruff; because dandruff is noth
ing but scales 01 scalp Doing tn-iown up
by u pestiferous little germ in burrowing
Its way to tho root of tho hair, whero it
taps tho vitality, causing (falling hair
and, In time, balunoss. Now you can't
top dandruff, nor falling hair, nor pro
vont baldness, unless you destroy that
germ; and tho only preparation that can
do it Is th. now scientific discovery,
Nowhro's Horpicldo. In fact no othor
liatr pruparation claims to kill tho dan
druff germ all of them will cloau tho
scalp: soap and water will do that, but
only Nowhro's Herplclda gots at the root
of tho trouble and kills tho dandruff
germ.
Men's Unlaun
dered Shirts
Costs 10c to have the m
laundered. After that they
are worth $1.00. is the
difference worth saving?
We sell them at
38 cents
Men's Suits
We've taken more orders
already this Spring than any
previous season. What
does it signify? it means
that we show the finest line
of samples and that satisfac
tion as to fit and price has
beengiven in every instance.
Newspaper Men. 1 '$"
REAL
ESTATE
ACTION
Company' Formed at Salem
to Deal In It.
Some Movements In the
Building Trades.
Mr. T. M. Barr returned Tuesday ovo
nlng from Fort Columbia, Washington,
whore he has been engaged In govern
ment work tor the post two months. It
is at Fort Columbia that Hanson A
London, a Salem contracting Arm, has
the contract for tlio erection of thirteen
new buildings, tho construction of which
is now in progress and will not bo
fluished untiliabout September 1st. Tho
amount of tho contract is $103,000. Tho
mill work Is dono at tho John Stout
Plaining Mills of this city.
Tho Capital Lumbering Co., has a
million feet of logs and boom. Tho
now dry kiln is nearly ready and tlio
mill 1b to begin sawing about April first.
W. W, Johnson, chlof of tho flro de
partment has purchased tho Mrs.
Paulino Loabo proporty at"310 Church
street. There Is ono lot and two houses,
ono of which is occupied by Mr. John
son and family. The prico paid waB
f 1500.
John Mauror, the gunsmith, has had
an opportunity to enlargo hti ma
chine shop, by the removal of 0. II.
ll'nges. tho jowoler, to state streo.
John is lite kind of nun to embrace any
good opportunity and the chance to got
elbow-room was welcomed.
Another real estate company has
been formed and Incorporated in Salem.
It is called tho Oregon Investment Com
pany. Tho incorporators are W. II.
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Hero is tho Gorman Embassy at Washington, Prince Henry's official residence
while in America. Hero he was dined by tho German Ambassador and his suite
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IMPLEMENT
Already the spring trade has begun ou our lines of implements, vehicles
and biqjults. Tlio namos of the lines we represent stand for the beat in their
class everywhere. Our trade among the new farmers coming from time to
time is only further evidence that the quality ot the goods is known from the
Atlantic to the Pacific.
The Leading
Implement House
Of the Valley.
Studebaker wagons and vehicles, MaCormlek harvesting aiMhinery
Russell engines, threshers, eta., Syracuse aud Mollne Plows, MoDltoTawl
Tfger drifts and seeder, Tribune bleyelfts, Standard and Whlte"aelni,
Machines. So, S65-T Ubeity street, Salem, Oregeo. B
Bnrghardt, T. W. Butlor and F. P. Far
rington. Marlon County Real Estate-
Walter R. Murphy to A. J Van Was
sonhove, 220 acres In section 15, 10 and
22, tp 4 s, r 2 w, 350.
Robt, Halzgang to Hormino B. Dera
glsch, a lot at tho corner of Sheridan and
Coll ego sts. In Mt. Angel, $160.
JN. S. Brown and wife to James Nlck
ell.iot 1, in block 13 In Mill City, f 160.
v. Ohas. F. Heln and wife to Geo. Welti
i .-,- i. tnn
ncu anu wiie, oi acres m mo nno
Daniels D.L. C$778 41
Lillian R. Fields to Mrs. A. A. John
son, lot5, block 18 in North Salem. $760.
E. M. Oroiean and wlfo to W T.
Ramedon. lot 1, block 5 in Southwest ad
dition to Salem, $125.
. J. H. McHaley and wlfo to A. J, M 1
ler, 100 acres in tho I), L. C , of A. R.
Frozlorond wlfo, f 2000.
T. M. Humphreys and wife to II. v.
Brown, lot 5, of Tout' addition to Wood
burn, $100.
John Scott and wife to Henry D.
Brown, two lots ;in Touts addition to
Woodbrn. $400.
Belle Cook and husband, to Emma
Schultz, .74 acres in Woodburn, addi
tion 'B" $1250.
Chas. L. Ogle and wife to William If.
Scehorn, lots 9, 8 and the south half of
lot 7 in Yow Park addition, $45.
Frank M. Cay and wlfo to NickolauB
Becker, lots 0 and 7 of tho Woodbuin j
Fruit farms. $1200. i
John Hughes and wife to E. A. Pierrot
and F. E. Slater, 40 acres of the d, 1. c.
of Cyrus Pitney and wife, $400.
N, B. David and wife to Leonard
and E. M. Flashman, lots 2 block 2.
Settlomier's ad. to Woodburn, $C0.
J. F. Dowd mid wifo, to Nelson B.
Dowd and wife, 3 lots in Woodburn,
$300.
Jaton F. Dul and wifo to C. H. Trask,
lot ono blook throe in Woodburn Pack
ing Co's, ad. to Wogdbum, $50.
G. B, Hoveuden and wifo to John
Jordan, 30 acres in D. L. C. of Joseph
Churchill, $1050.
Franklin Weetlock and wlfo to Emery
L'ThomaB, lot 11 in Cottle and Cork's
ad to Scotts mills, $100.
Mary Hattio W. Carter truetoo, of
John II, Carter, to John C. Wilson, 100
acres of D, L. O. of Thos. Fine and wifo
$3300.
G. W. Johnson and wlfo to E. J.
Cornell, lots 0 and 7 in block 6 Rivorsldo
ad. to Salem, $225.
Goo. Lynesand wife to Alphens Alva
Waltor, lots 7 and 8 in block 2, Winters
addition to Jeffriss to II. II. Savago and
wife, yt acres in blcck GO in Salem,
$700.
John Schafer of EnglewoodJ 05 acres
alnui; Pudding river in 1). L. C. of Calel
Chapman, $700.
Socialist Declines
Win. Wicke, the Socialist nominee for
Sheriff of Marlon county, informs Tiik
Jouunai, that ho cannot accent the
nomination for personal reasons, but
will give tho tickot his loyal support.
Tho committee of his party will meet
and till tho vacancy.
No News
of Etruria
Nxw Youk, March 8. Tho steamer
Etruria has not yot been heard from, so
tho Cunard lino officials auounced this
morning.
HOU
W. A. IvISTON
Insurance and Real Estate.
Have residence and farm property to sell and rent. Hero aro .some good
things on my books.
No, 41. 54o acres, with first-class improvements, including
two good hop yards.
No. 53. Ten acre prune orchard.
No. 8. Six acre tract with house.
No. 9. Ten acre tract in fruit trees with improvements.
No.' 62. A fine new residence, with all modern improve
ments, on Commercial Street.
No 63 A dwelling and 13 lots near new sawmill site
North Salem. Sold together or divided.
TO EXCHANGE-Two tracts of 27 and 20 acres, with im
provements on each, for stock ranch.
FOR SALE Four-room cottage with large lot on instalment
plan.
These aro only samples. If you wish to loll.'buy or rent gtimy deicrlp.
tions of town and country property.
Carpets
Wall
Of all wall coverings noth
ing else equals wall paper. It
is healthful, cheerful, eco
nomical and pleasing. It is
instructive and begets good
taste in the home matters of
color and harmony. From it
yon get the greatest good for
the least money.
Because Our Prices are Low Our Goods are
Not Inferior.
The House Furnishing Co.
808 Cum'l et., next to Post office.
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Studebaker Vehicles
ollSr1 ,b? C0untrj' 0Yer- "8 embodying the best that money can bur
? h w " bolU qua,it and workmanship. Our village wagon, as it
" ., l?0wn' ,B the b8 vaue In spring wagons ever shown in the North
men vl , ,e.1re,0U,'er8 fll pri8 vefy attractive, possibly, but the quality
well, you be the judge,
wSlP !MlgBIie19,.road waon8. 'k wagons, surveys, delivery wagons, farm
wKOue, special rigs of all sorts.
RUSSELL ENGINES
?"YJ bavf r machinery Ian Jed
tmsissip-
J. L riilai
House
Furnishing
Goods
Salem, Oregon
156 State St.
Strictly new,' full - of merit,
the best products-of-American
mills, and American genius.
Bought in large quantities at
lowest cash price. They fill
everv requirement as to pat'
tern, color and durability.
Look at Them
Paper
Stores at Ralem and Albtny.
TM slgnaturo 1 oa every box et tha gunla
Laxative BromoOulnineTbieu(
wmsdr that aa m ! ift .
and