Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-11
DOLLY DIMPLES SPENDS
DAY UNCHALLENCED.
Visits to Stores and On Streets
Of Salem, Fail to Result
In Capture As Yet
By dolly Dimples' -

At the appointed time yesterday I
made my visit to Brick s store at be-
tween and 12. At Rostein and Green
baum S between 1880 and $3.50. | had
one narrow escape. In front of Brick s
store | was challenged or rather called
to by small boy, but the salutation
was not even remotely correct so l
had to ignore it.
As announced in Tuesdays paper /
shall confine my activities for the next
few days to the streets of Salem, walk
ing wherever and whenever l shall feel
inclined to. l shall not weary you. by
repitition of conditions but merely re-
fer to previous copies of the Capital
journal for full information.
| shall expect from day to day to
write of persons and incidents that
shall come into contact with in and
about Salem.
One of the most interesting persons
that l have heard of in this city is DR..
0. l.. Scott, the chiropractic, whose of
flee is on the fourth floor of the Unit
ed States National bank building. DR..
Scott, 1 am told, has effected some
cures that are wonderful.
Mr.. Emile Aufranee Mr.. j. G.. Flake,
Mrs. Ada Bowen, Rev. F. A. Meade and
w. N. Blodgett have already given tes-
timonials of his skill, that have been
published in the Capital Journal. un-
derstand that many other testimonials
are forth coming at any time.
The profession of chiropractic is one
Of the really new things of the pres
ent century,
1t is scientific method of adjusting
the cause Of disease without the use
of drugs or instruments, based on
correct knowledge of anatomy, correct
ing the condition that produces it. The
chiropractic idea is, that the cause of
disease is in the person afflicted, and
the adjustments in correcting the con-
dition that produce it. The function of
every organ in the body is controlled
by mental impulses from the brain,
which it transmits over nerves. Any
impingement of these nerves interfer-
ing with the transmission of mental
impulse results in an abnormal function
called disease. The interference is pro-
duced by subluxated vertebrae pressing
upon nerves as they pass out from the
spinal cord. The trained adjuster is able
to locate the point of obstruction or
and by means of adjust
my Lu6 SuUluAdleu NeItepTdt COITtCCl
the cause and normal condition, or
health, is the result.
A ehiropractor is person who, after
being duly educated in the science of
chiropractic and trained to the proper
application of its art, uses his bare
hands in contact with the spinous pro-
cesses of the vertebrae to affect a Pc
culiar adjusting move to realign the
subluxated units and release nerve COM
preston. Such adjustments are prac-
tically painless and leave no i'll effects
of any consequence with the patient,
The chiropractor properly qualified
for graduation, has had course of res
ident class study and training of l.
3S91a class hours, as contained in the
two collegiate years covering calen
dar period of twelve months; or 20S4
class hours as contained in a three col
legiate years course of an IS months
period of standard chiroprac-
tic schools course.
The above class hours, being greater
in number than required in most med
ical colleges, indicate the effort the
must make to educate him
self in subject far more simple than
medicine.
DR.. o. L. Scott gladly makes a free
of any person who cares to
call for a consultation.
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