The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1923, Page 2

Bie YEAR FOR '\Co-Dis overer of Cure _ |FINDS USE FOR \““Gold Star’’ Mothers to | CIDER IN N.Y, for Diabetes Is Young PEACH STONES Be Honored on July 4 Gov. Al Smith Helps Apple| Dr. Collip Gives a Few Inside Tips on How George Priller Whittles Out| Will Dedicate Plot a Vee Band <i i hin | Insulin Does Its Work a Portiere | Concert Begins at 1:0! Grower in Washington Lae Ra se aia a Portiere A: ; clini Ohi dete 5 electric sweepers oc Rey : ne 19 This is} A n rtlere! That’ clnes the afternoon ob 1 WENATCHE oy} verer ¢ ny Jago human t nes | POT’ © ermo |{clien of the aft I be hi dry altri rofresbment fengmy of. dia sn [oe ar cent of surnr inthe [WA Gervge Priler of Tacoma bas/be7y want to war and never came |S Coane ine mothers thru this as demonstrators; , ome costumed repr et hg twinkling | tis Soh & pair of ama sion always gives prefere will the Grand ees Ft |ereat to: bn the pommemst Esta Irect mth ee tne toto tot oes | daa A vuachatone VOF nave the tint place oo. the after[Hepubic, Hons of Ue Aimer loan priced unusually low— here. eT . © would tm | per cent © Insulin, whe pri ; rin wad on Dt Aland park, in | Revolution, \Bpanish. A , eee. will proba pout slhaiaded ENTS : ' mf opens | per sharin tog peach ‘ observa of the Fourth |) hase 6 high grade, electric & bold blow for the big red apple Of! porta, is the oc Waren. by i in ts injected | 2.437 colo a 1 ented rs, 60 of them, proue rie it i c as demonstrators, that is the Washington state when he signediny no means old and veners i the patient ow . : . h reason for these price reducings the dry law repeaier pass: "tho the kindly, twinklt , * ‘The & significant |The peach stones are whittled into m: 0G8 BS , Only 3 days for you to take logistature Jao for him. Dr. ¢ ast} motion with his eyes, We under. /#iX separate Wes \ and in, " % - Phe afternoon “hq 4 | ri 1 stars, 88/the name of the Kt ble. poe J ntage of this special sale. There shoula pe a 29 per cent IM-Jotimbed over the pinnacle of his | stood peered» nd 108 patties’ erase plant Poni kao ue ae future [Demin at the park at 1 of . 4 creased demand in state /soth year, having been active {a “The tem od lute pause’ of [enchore, 690.109 -oompbined. crosens eae tate eae ie hing, {continue until 4 o'clock, the Balva for outside apples all be lea work for the past 17 years.| diabetes," the young doctor /|#2d anchor he grray ay arleo those remind|tien army Woatern Territorial band anie é |from Han Francisco and Wagnor’s pried t Twenty per cent of the New York /upon being asked about Hace went on, his mouth stretehing | 8d peach ~ Bs hed ‘tales re w Aida ae py peg Apple crop will go into sweet clder-/ary of insulin, the young di out Inio a very, agreeable suille, [0a ‘he fore. of Sac tee one wuere 18 the nage of Or lband of Hoattle dividing no Aweeper-Vao Elect Of coursy the cider won't stay |p quick wave with » ef quite unlike @ doctor, “is that arched eat Mayers die ao ae ae, and tee a ne Prot. Edmond &. Mea we $50— Sweet, which is why tuere will be 90 /hand. the pancreas gland lays down ‘ bre popes pa > aati ® wake of Iberty and sah ld Lag uhedare rages 1 Well, air, all there is to it om the 0b, ted Mndin’t quote. |, plece ti ste display at the) From this plot these 60 mothers f ng hy “ fe . 50— ater, Syracuse, Schenectady andlins: My coworkers the Do your » te ot ar vee splot these 50 ed auleh are in chesat of a every other town with a thirst will) > R. Macleod, F. G. Ba: hum Furniture stare @ boya who are gone will march | committes from niversity Post No. turn to invigorated cider to slak a H, Best, all of Toronto unl-| “That ts, it is deficlent tn func papi 4 : apr }4, American Legion, and includes Tho distrust of moonshin ¢ | ve attempting to obtain this ..” maa 3 for a ete " “The Star-Spangled Banner,” | oe, Wells Mal. G. Babcock and Righ price ¢f bonded goods give us substance, insulin, from| “Nov: will you rive sc me are Hayne y a" 5 lpg . oui stance, n, from aa tv ailing from ar loading flat car|they w take their places on the hard cider tho inside track and, with |1)0" Doncreas gland of healthy wal ee es from an unloading fas f p A Gl Tethers waa a chtetatal cc the state constabulary called off the |" we a n the summer of 1919 near Kalam vedebtative cf Tresident Haring Volstead c e ne into yi ek i: 2 aren Mi a taalad hi a jeorg® Priller might never hay fi ME pacinty cue Goveater ott fed. ‘Thats wl nid t ae markable piece of Electrical Engineer Pa srsAliy eg with attachmen what part did you ent to the Be WW ower New ork appien on. gut vial tonhtad peared eu "he tem |" wn n{ Will Ad the market eed ee " all ¥ did was to | say th radu : ings rth’ tie /ttamkoek |: Ceri * ; : won in nt SEATTLE- "TACOMA! from | sacandpely re apply my chemistry to the sub sity 13, tak al & \ehee . s rou J v ‘ OLCOND AT PINE + SWOLNIELOL SUNS eens Gemnand and stre stance so that it could be used 1 ; * ahr dbase ad pd Meta according sergio rer Slop ee R broken, [lenge at he Hotel Frye aseernbly| those aasrabl 0 anda Another favorable indication | ‘We wore tempted to eay that this Cowra. the stane of the at ho must res | Fe day noon, J 2 jon’s invitation to the president ‘western apples and hard cider ts the ety Neva eae rete at Gonmverational’ ‘¢ hurd? Then it was that he discovered) Thompson is « | send a nent . 1 * ESTABLISH Seepeeered ecabargo oo fresh Cal at ache beter ne fey nem | Piymouth wert: “)his adeptness at peach stone carv-| University of Chicago, has acted us| h late, fornia grapes. ‘Thus with tho New [Dut thought b ter of tt-0n cones ro at a tim {ing and @ince that time, he hae—|a congremsfonal , has been . York supply of wine pes cur Ieee F Aus Goctor's size and his : : vy ap [Ya ho has résted. Carving, tn his| elected to the state ure in Wis-| liver the addres tailed, lo will revert to its /Bati des . 1d momenta for three *, onain, and is now secre riginal biblical stevie ‘and those| With another wave of his hand, {diate at's Dr 1 gi Berea had ‘ ce A a | | . a Fe UST OT ‘who hesitate to bite will at least be | 8 has known pianists, and violiniets—| ica | . vo tg z Hinsaa as { esate Gate eign , , ve n timed no | clude in time for all to thet in a position to drink. but never a peach stone whit-| Ho ts @ specialist on publio utility | ; espe reach their j ici nd th 7 ut t par ein the|homes for dinner and get to the Tt sounds interesting and, altho Ph S k ther problems, and has written books on{o fn Beattie during at all | tin the homes tor in wena ns erect | Vienna Physician S peaks a OSE Sh seaee ade Er Fes Smith tant such a bad fellow, after « ; on , “; 66 ¢ > 9 9| tors Carl A. Hedblom, Evarta Gra. | n ts uite S U fi | ham, Duff 8. Allen and Gordon B. | | New were to speak at the afternoon JURY | Professor K. F. Wenckebach, of) Professor Wenckebach stated that| session at the church, while Doctors | WOMAN * {the University of V + who is at-/ the action of the heart Is dependent | Francia Peabody, W. T. Longoope, tending the medical convention at|upon the brain to a certain extent.|E. E. Irons and Albert HL Byfield IS DISMISSED |i: refuses to speak any hk Upon belng asked how the brain] were to give their lectures in the! guage but English!, Yes. | might control the heart, the profes} Women's University club audito- | gree tho first time. since juries!” on more than’ one cccasior rium. | ‘Were impaneled in King county, @2/thouentruy cou” 4 see, when a person thinks | PHYSICIANS URGED | alkwoman jury, 12 peers of the} ning the good esor with a hard, you see, his «| TO TAKE SHORT TRIPS | Zemale of the species, were gathered) paaiy pronounced Sprechen sie kena like—an if he wore exer -ot-to phyniclans have been in the jury box ready to try @ case,| neutscn? clsing hard. When he does not| inv t on of interest in| Tuesday, when the thing had to be a good-humored emile, tha/think, remains adamant, his pulse | an ° Hood canal, Mo-| mpolled. Judge A. W. Frater dis aditor | stays at normal. If he is compelled | ( qualmie fails, Par-| galaned the case before the proc My good frien: think of one thing—heret’ Ho " i . ings were under way. | o Romans do. Na—na—| fastened his ga: r, | yar armed fe : ll O h d J 21 t 9 A M Shay Srowe evan was to ve) 020 fem Romane Namur | fata, Sie mua enh are teed for short eet be || Will Open Thursday, June a: . M. chareed as an Dabiial criminal! j'understand; yea, I |seven times seven times seven?” ington, the boulevards, the Lake 2 s there being threo convictions stand:|" And to show that 414, | OUR PULSE, WE FOUND, ri on canal locks, the Smith Off E t St k f ing against him in the California! the prafeasor told the doceory gath-| WAS VERY HIGH z bull tower and the tourists’ auto ering n lre Oc r@) parts and one in the Washington |ereq around him that he had picked | gods! Did he expect us to--,| MD are other landmarks which tho| {| courts. udge Frater ruled hat the vernit ent, but will be placed in a jthru @ Jane of sympathetic, admtr Ned Douglas. }country, wil Arrat ut finished Mig portiere, The world| Public Ownership League of Amer.| 4 up some of the newest slang. Ph ‘ grabted our pulse, 1¢|“0ctors have been invited to see, “What was it? Oh—* was very hi Thursday evonmg will seo the last o a | | be used against Delmas in Wash-|1g FOREMO: T OF “You see?’ trium ory, eoch of the convention delivered, | f =MOS ‘ou see jumphantly, ‘*Yo! ~ | | Megton courts and the charge was) HEART DISEASE ROCTORS }seo? Inn cml wants celeb ing to Prof. Wencke| eee. Bo the 13 women Gidn't! veg: the word was ‘spifty-epitty.’ | experienc the heart action is] bach. He will speak at 9 p.m, fol.| Bet to try the case |Xem, ‘The hat clerk who oold me| normal, lis becaues ct tne oe lo & banquet which is to be held| 9 >] fonvictions in California could not my—" he pointed to his fedora—"he | ¢ brain!** jin the Plymouth Congregational | said it looked very spiffy—you get | professor remarked that he| °! Since the lecture ts by no} it?" But, sertously, Professor K. F.| waa not tn favor of exhaustive exer.|™@n% confined to modical condi Wenckebach Is of the world’s |cises. ‘Exercise to exhaustion, like| ‘0M, doctors look forward to this o foremost authorities on the diseases !—a—tIike foothal ot good.| final tal h interest, — Prot. Sf; the ‘heart. He has, promised to|No. But exetcise to fatigue, only, | Wenckebach will endeavor to give a examine more than one patient] such as a short foot race. That 1s| Comprehensive survey of the edt} || while he is in Seattle and diagnose | the thing.’ cal and economic conditions in jthe case, And the doctors, speaking | ‘Tho professor amiled in the gen-| Viena. A ih |for Seattle as a whole, stated that) ulne old Viennese manner, put his|, Because the famous Vienna ogra | Every garment in the store at price reductions usually expected only towards the late part of July, |Seattle was extremely honored by | and to his high collar experiment-|!cal school haa been La rggard We have advanced our first annual July Clearance Sale to permit our customers to buy before the Fourth tras Asceoey Gere + ght i Seige tail tonkeras te a with a) oe the savanta are maxing thelr liv clothes for holiday wear. | aha sgh ling by tultion and treatment of pa tients. ‘Conditions In Vienna,’* marks the professor, ‘‘are not as bad| Lectures Feature Second jan situations In most parte of Ger. | many.’ ° ‘ |_ Tho last ay Kes the coaveniHed, Thursday, wi open 3 ir _ Day of Medical Meeting 222.0 The second day of tho second an- comparative pathology of cancer, the | ,OreRnetnerADy. Officers for the nual convention being held here by |!nfluence of heredity tn tho growth "Thursday. ade many n of ||the Pacific Northwest Medical anso-|° cancer and its general biological) — oe Seattle and vicinity happy » ciation was opened Wednesday morn- features, | ny Bg Into Onrarde || {ng at 9 o'clock with a scientific leo- | SPI CIALIST We also save you money at our ||ture by Dr. A. J. Carlson, professor |ON HEART Di ‘shit stand by selling you a||of physiology at the University of| Prof. K. F. Wer h, noted “Ea for 25¢ good for 3 shines.-|| Chicago. Dr. Carlson contributed a|heart surgeon of the University of eet, 20% live out of Will Fensiz ||lecture on the visceral sensory ner-| Vienna, succeeded Dr. Wells on the OF alter them, and mali to you || vous system. Platform. He spoke on the adhernt c. 0. D. |__He was followed at 10 o'clock by| pedicardium and the possibility of its Federal Shoe Repairing Co. || Dr. H. Gideon Wells, profesor of| relief. “Heart fluctuations are not 1407 ‘THIRD AVE. | pathology, University of Chicago,| necessarily serious,” is tho message | Main 2739 and director of the Otho 8. A.|ot Prof, Wenckebach, “tut if tho|! Sprague memorial institute for clin- }Dationt, 1f such ho be, constantly ~ |ical research. Dr. Wells has con- | thinks of his very, very serious con- tributed materially to progress in the | dition, the action of the brain on the Successful treatment of cancer. His|heart may develop his imaginary | |lecture was on the subject of the | malady into a serious caso of neuros- | ———— |." The professor and Mra. Wencke- | bach spent Tuesday afternoon in a | FOR INDIGESTION |The LD rrr ON The afternoon program was to be divided into two groups, one at the| FROLL YOUR OWN WITH Plymouth Congregational church ind the other in the auditorium of the Women's 1 niversity club. 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