Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-08-29
DR.. reVore Enlarges Hospital

DIR. Samuel Franklin De-
Wore has bought of the Robin
son estate, through Geo. Robin
son, administrator, the Jones
residence, corner of Eighth and
Huron, and is now moving into
the same. This is a much
more commodious home for his
Cancer Hospital, than the one
ne has occupied the past few
years as it has one more story,
and more rooms otherwise.
When re arranged it will be
more nearly what he needs
to accommodate his growing pa
tronage.
The doctor has had unusual
success with his patti nts this
Among the number who have
recently undergone treatment,
may be mentlOned:
A lady seventy years Of age,
from Logan, Iowa, who has a
large cancer of the breast; q
man siXty-tive years Of age
from Jackson county, Iowa,
who has 8 cancer of the
nose, cheek and neck; and old
gentleman Is years of age from
Page Co., who has Sarcoma in
the right arm pit; a man GO
wears of age from Macedonia,
Iowa, who has four cancers on
the face, nose and forehead,
and another gentleman from
Macedonia, age 81 having a
Of the cheek; a lady 70
Years old from Boone, Iowa,
who has cancer of the cheek
and eye IN this case it was
for the doctor to re
move the eve in order to OBJ
tain best results. A man from
Modale, Iowa, 76 years cid
who has cancer of the lower
lip; and one of our townsmen
who has a large cancer Of the.
neck.
All of these parties arc do
ing well and the majority Of
them undoubtedly will be per
manently cured, but in a few
the malignant disease
was so far advanced that tenn
porary relief only can be hoped
for.
DR.. DeVore informs us that
he received a letter of inquiry
last week from a cancer pa
sient who lives at IL Stoke
Road, Gosport, Hampshire,
England.
The things were neither WISE
" nor fairly managed by the
outgoing Pres, and Sec, is evil
dent from the fact that one
newspaper, the News, by whose
personal solicitation SAP worth
Of tickets were sold against $40
worth (f any by the other of
flee, was given only $lS worth
of work, to the other fellows
$3.50 worth. This is excusable
if they are compelled to work
out claim, otherwise not. It's
the peoples money they were
spending and it should have
been spent impartially, regard
less of any crouch. There is a
deficit now Of nearly 81 600 and
sucn management Will not
wipe it out next year. News.
The above article taken from
the News has caused the Times
to make public its business In
order to justify the acts of
Ross Mclaughlin, Sec, of the
Chautauqua Association.
We do not know the amount
Of work done by the News but
the amount mentioned
above as true. AS to the
of our statement rend-
cred the Chautauqua Assocla-
ton the News seems to know
m re about it than we do but
to our certain knowledge which
can be substantiated by the
records of the association our
claim was for the sum of $780,.
Included in this amount was
the sum of $1,000 contracted
for by the directors themselves
for 5000 books advertising the
talent of the chautauqua, leav-
ing a balance Of $4S 80 for
Mr.. Mclaughlin was re-
sponsible. Now from this
amount, as shown by the News
article above, take $25 90 and
there is left the sum of S23 80
against the News account of
$500. We consider our circu-
lation at least S5.3 better than
the News
.Ildpinr that the News had