Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-13
Elusive Young Woman to Ap-
pear at the Bigh Tonight
and Reveal Her Identity

The Dolly Dimples chase is over, or
to get it correctly, will be finished to-
night when at some time during the
evening performance. / shall make my
appearance from the audience and pre-
sent song number as l have every
performance this week.
My real name is not Dolly Dimples,
it is good Irish name, Kathlyn Farrell
my best friends call me Bobbie" al
though it may be changed to dolly. +"
When Mr.. Heady, the advertising
manager Of the Capital journal, who is
acting as press agent of the Dolly
DImples stunt, asked me if L
thought / could manage it, l answered
/ will try and l have.
To date not one person has given me
the correct salutation, else they would
have received the promised $50 or 500
reward
/ rather expected to be captured the
first day as | have never assumed any
disguise, nor did l fail to appear wher-
ever. and whenever l was scheduled
| should like to give detailed ac-
count of my experiences here but space
forbids. | visited the penitentiary yes
terday afternoon and was asked several
times whether Dolly Dimples had been
captured.
The above picture which was run in
beth local papers for several days be-
fore my arrival in Salem is very good
likeness. / am the only brunette who is
member of the Dolly Dimples COM
pany and the enly one who has really
given public chance to offer the Dot
1,,4o D 81 4I,e4
many who read this will see how easy
it would have been to have captured
me and to have secured the reward.
Don't forget after the band concert
tonight you will meet me face to face
at the Bligh.
DR.. Albert Slaughter, the local me-
chano-therapist, whose office is at 1893
Court street, and the only mechanic
therapist practicing in Salem, was To-
Gated in Wisconsin for several years
where he enjoyed a large practice.
His curative work in Salem covers
only short time but he has to his cred
it number of remarkable cures.
In explaining the working of me-
chano-therapy, DR.. Slaughter says:
Mechano- -Therapy teaches that, "The
life is in the blood" and that it is
possible to have "perfect health
through perfect circulation" This
means that the blood must be pure and
that it must reach every tissue of the
body. Disease cannot exist when nor
NAL supply of pure blood is being sup
piled every fiber of the body, and the
other fluids are normally circulated.
You will see, therefore, that the bus
mess of the doctor of Mechanic thereby
is to see that his patient has good
supply Oh pure blood and that the blood
is properly distributed to the various
tissues of the body.
He instructs his patients how to Sc
cure the pure blood by the use of the
right kind of food, water and air. In
this he may not differ very much from
other doctors. But when it comes to the
of the blood he uses entire
ly different methods. This introduces
some very nice questions. Such as, why
does the blood circulated What inter
fers with the circulation? How may the
blood be made to circulate more freely
etc. 1t is generally believed and taught
that the heart circulates the blood, but
this is open to very serious question,
because the artery must be considered
in this connection. In either case, how
ever, the circulation is under the direct
control Of the nervous system.
The mechano- -Therapist controls the
by controlling the nerves.
This is done in several ways. The hui
man body is machine whose parts
must be properly adjusted if the ma
chine is to work smoothly. This applies
not only to bones but to every part Of
the body. Manipulations of various
kinds, such as medical gymnastics,
Swedish movements, massage, and gen.
aral corrective movements, as well as
hydro and electric methods.
In the control of nervous states and,
N fact, in treating many Of the all
nents met in a general practice, sug-
yestion, or mental magnetism is used.
There is nothing mysterious about
he result that the doctor accomplishes
for his patients although it would have
seemed little short of the miraculous
before the laws which govern such
things were known.
Nothing is done by guess, but in ac-
cord with known laws of physiology
and psychology. The result is health.
Dr. Slaughter has the privilege Of
lsing the names of many of his pa
TENTS, who are very enthusiastic in
praise of what the doctor has done for
Them, and will gladly furnish such
names to any who will call upon him
and who wish to investigate mechano-
theTapy.