The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 24, 1919, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBE PAGE 3 Gland Implantation Made STRAND ORCHESTRA @ ji, Chicago Five Years Ago save opinion Declares Seattle Doctor "0" society, All ponmib ao ALCOHOL LIVES IW A | | é NEW ROLE NOW YORK, Oct, 24.—With the of Satisfactory Terms Always m™E(]ROTE- KINco, OTTO F. KEOLL.. NEW advent ale hol it wa prohibition, Under S. K. Wineland in superb daily con- certs. n Cher 4 reserving priority for | oo in the hands of rgeons at least four according to Baldwin Surgeons Successful San Quentin prison murgeons who | successful in removing tnter stitial glands from the bodies of dead : hanged men and transplanting them - to aged prisoners, in the hope of re toring youth and vitality, give sole dit to Dr, Lydston for the meth ods employed That the daring experiment of Dr being Voronoff, in tran from dead be mercial alcohol are ox was as much as needed Joited and ten times od formerly il be car future, The palm of the Philippine will yleld 0,000,000 gallons a year, It is\f) predicted | was U within the 1 mas P. M. Store Hours From 9 A. M. to 5 were University of Il ation Thur Baldwin, o: Dr, cago sch at the medic ity of Mine FRIDAY, LAST TIMES, JACK PICKFORD —IN— “IN WRONG” a friend of the nd a fellow lect Great interest has been aroused tn this country and in Burope by the reports of grafting experiments for the purpose of restoring youth and vigor: In Parts the subject has re- | placed diplomaticn as the topic of conversatiop. The experiments, ac rording to kelentists, go to the very root of life Itself, and are considered ome an a first step toward the n of the problem of death al men are divided upon the n, Sir Anthony 16 discovery of & ntation was antedated by Ly¢ »y five yearn. | “Should Have Credit” .\s i LING Wr | COATS 4 OFF “PLAYS ALL RECORDS AT THEIR BEST” Get acquainted with the “Final Phonograph” that plays all records, an instrument with decidedly impor- tant features, such as tation five the glands He re of a years ago from the body w had committed suicide by bu itd gp eg he oe ft the celebrated English mur- ullding, in Chicago, 86 hours a | scoffs at the idea, decia the death of the suicide, and suc-|that the operation canmot te ne cessfully transplaned them into the| arene, eee censfully performed ”, KE body of @ patient, Since that time] Moorehead. = yi a eh Bs fate oorehead, « cago, sald tha he has repeatedly perfo: d the hee physicians were now paying no at-| operation, and has den strated tention to any such theory, but in completely his claim to the discov-|timated he did not car jump t | lusions, On the othe hand ere Dr, Baldwin was present at many | iaas otesten wakes of the earlier operations in Chicago. Porcerer se ye race Babaen gyre A pamphlet published by Lydston Gariph ab thdioating’ ths 21 Pine SATURDAY— —the Ultona all-record re- producer with genuine dia- _ MARGUERIT E CLARK wed biNthen ston's experiments. of Dr. Lyd- Editor's Note. ery suit in stock goes on Je Saturday at one-fourth less regular prices. All our expensively fur trimmed coats, including a number mond point for Edison rec- ords—sapphire points for Pathe records —fiber or steel needles for Victor or A NERVOUS uso | BPEAKDWN ect COE SEES | E. Pinkham’s Vegetable |>* dina Compound Restored ish Colonies in That Zone Her Health. MELNOURNE Oct 24-—In Ad-| |miral Lord Jellicoe’s report upon the Newark, N. J.—"For abont three | question of naval defense for ‘the years I suffered from nervous|/ritish empire and her colonies, now breakdown and|>efore the Australian house of rep- got so weak [| Tesentatives, he assumes that future could hardly | @anger to the empire and her colonion stand, and had!Mex in the fic and the Far Kast headaches! The ne minant note In the every day, I|Teport ts hin insistence on the value tried every-| of capital ships ax the chief weapon thing I couid|at sea. Lord Jellicoe’s apparent as- think of and|*umption regarding Canada ts that was under a/*he will readily put her share into physici{an’s| vowels and their upkeep. care for two| He recommends that there be an years. A girl| Australian fleet of two battle cruisers, friend had|eteht light cruisers and 13 destroyers, used Lydia BE. | besides eight submarines and other Pinkham's Vege-| subsidiary craft The total annual table Compound | cost of the whole Far Bastern and and she told me | Pacific fleet would be £19,750,000, about it. From] Admiral Jellicoe has been making the first day I|4 tour of Afistralia, and was at Fiji Y took it I began | few days ago on his way to Van- to feel better and now I am well|couver and San Francisco. | and able to do most any kind of “4 Free Speech for work. I have been recommending | the Compound ever since and give| Fy you my permission to publish this| Americans Only letter."—-Miss Fro Kerix, 476 80.! TONOPAH. Nev, Oct. %4.—The 1sth St, Newark, N. J. |right of freedom of speech extends The reason this famous rost and | only to citizens of the United States, herb remedy, Lydia EB, Pinkham’s| and not to aliens, said District Judge Vegetable Compound, was 80 suc-| Averill, in overruling the demurrer of cessful in Miss Kelly's case was be- | George Kinser and other defendants cause {t went to the root of her! in the I. W. W. injunction suit trouble, restored her to a normal! ‘Tho sult is an outgrowth of the | healthy condition and as a result/ miners’ strike, which has been of-| | her nervousness d¢isappeared. i fetally declared off. with beaver and nutria adornments, are included. Women who know our coat stock will appreciate what this sale means. Columbia records. 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Sergt. | Fred Jantz, in another car, filled | i with detectives, gave chase and| held up the first outfit at the point of revolvers. Neryous explanations were exchanged. “I'm glad wel weren't any quicker on the draw,” | sald Juergens, After selecting | the Pacific coast terminals of the first around-theworld $1,000,000 prize aerial dePby, the special commission of aeronautical experts organizing the globe-encircling flight left for San Diego at 3:30 Thursday after “Philadel SHANKLIN THEDENTIST Corner Second Ave. and Madison St. “Ours Is Better «"Dentistry” If you knew as much about dentistry as modern-day people should know you would entrust the care of your teeth to this office with a full knowledge that your confidence would nat be abused. . 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