Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 21

AnvrnTimniHF'VT. a nvTritTTSEMpxT APygiiTTSiFwttyr PTBn-rriiBjwEXT I 1 TUESDAY, EVENING SDafelanO CMune APRIL" 9, 1929 EnKELEV Tl ML RADIO Cousins Play Tag In Clouds When HOMER SNOW, ton of Oakland's big game explorer, the late H. A. Snow, and MISS MAXINE DUNLAf used to play tag on the "ground. Now they play tag in the air above Oakland airport, and claim to be trie only "flying cousins" in the world.

TRIBUNE photo. rss. xm ss rss, vx ssm aw mn tea ma syx ckt tssj ar ak va vx sa ssi 's avyav AO a ism A WM I Si 1 i Ml II loe Automobiles to Get Re-ceivers as Result of Tests. CtTnKELET, -April 9. After iree year of experimentation th 3 rkeley police department wilt' In 11 radio equipment to speed up capture of criminals.

The city Not only "do secretions of these glands affect every celt In the body, but they are apparently responsible for our tepiperament and outlook upon life. In other words In matters of brain development and bodily growth, heart action and adjustments of the nervous system, these glands play a leading kouncll this morning adopted iieclflcatlbns and authorized ad Science Proves That Good Health Is Largely Maintained by Three Great Mechanisms of the Human Body, Which Can Be Stimulated and Invigorated by. Certain Basic Elements Science Succeeds in Combining These Elements in New and Revolutionary Formula Over Two Years of Laboratory Research Required to Perfect It ertising for bids for the Install" of a SOO-watt transmitter at I if police station and radio receiv i for nine police automomies, Installation of the radio equip rnent is estimated to cost $2700 Having learned this, Science further discovered that-a single gland seemed to preside over and be Intimately associated with the activities of all the others. If the secretion of this one particular gland was normal, this secretion helped them Uy Manager John N. Edy recom- if? Jfff I i.

Ah Jh tnended adoption of the speclfica (lions after he told the council he Itml the chief of -police, August Vollmer had conducted a-thorough investigation of radio reception of to perform their proper functions. The Investigators analyzed the secretion of this primal sland. They found this character in San declared that he was con J-lneed that this radio program was toast the stage of experimentation The second great mechanism of the human hody 'under dlscusRlon is the blood stream: The' blood Is a red fluid, circulating through the cavities of the heart, the arteries. capillaries and the veins. We all know that It carries oxygen and nutrition throughout the hody and that It contains red and white blood 'cornuocles.

But, here is something that all of us don't know about. It was discovered" bv patient Investigators after years of xtudy and experiment. WE are living in an astounding age. An age of swift and steady improvement. In every field of Science investigators are constantly at work new things which increase the comfort, health or efficiency bfmankind.

s. A hundred years ago, for example, man traveled by stage coach. Today we have the airplane. Thisjifthe field of mechanics. It has only to do with machines." BirETin a sense, biology, "chemistry physics all branches of Science have to do with parts of a machine.

The earth, revolving in" its orbit, with all that it contains, is part of our solar system one vast, divine machine. 1 end that Installation of receiving et would mean that the police de. teartment would not have to be in creased in numbers as rapidly as otherwise, Maintenance of the that lt contained a certain chemical. They found that every cell in the body depended for it's proper metabollo activity on this certain chemical. It seemed probable, therefore, that th glandular system could be stimulated by the administration, of this chemical.

The, Investigators tried The result was astonishing. S-adlo equipment, in stated, would tost about xiouu per year. Tt Is of tremendous Importance to Preliminary adoption of the new Uniform traffic ordinance similar to 1 in effect in 62 other cities -i authorized by the council this jjvh true oiuu ui iiibuiviuc, bt.vx v.wt era 1 Ifare of the body Tt concerned with the human body-the most intricate and wonderful Is oaled I mnr-riinp in trip wnrlrl. Tfnw tn keen it runninor smoothlv vear after Haemoglobin Is found In and is 3 The new ordinance pro i for three new boulevards. Given To The World rtmely Oilman street from Hopkins a part of the red blood corpuscles.

The chief function'of the red blop corpuscle is to absorb oxygen from the. air te breathe and convey lt throughout the body. The Investigators learned that Haemoglobin is year is the problem of Medical Science. The problem requires knowledge of every part of the body and how each part must function to produce that balance of the entire machine which we call cood health. street to Ban Pablo avenue ana an kit University and" Ashbyavenues, The.

knowledge of the effect of thli The council authorized purchase tf a 1000-gallon pumper and hose Vears ago a boy and girl, cous Ing, something in keeping with the Science, likej all the rest, has hot been has i the if camaraderie that had existed be ins, played tag in the bae-kr yard chemical 'on the glandular system wai then given to the world. This is how we1 learned to Btimulate.the tween the two years before. And mo she took up flying! of an Oakland home. Now they're playing tag In the clouds above the Oakland airport'. itULacKHijf us jjruuiem, uay aim cw oju 6.w.

As Science Investigation discovers more and more about the human the practice of medicine changes the old is-discarded for the new. A. hundred years ago STO. cousin Homer, it seems, was looking for 'new worlds to conquer In the years that Ijave Intervened iney openea me veins 01 paweinouH lt wag It t00k gome.years t0 prove (truck for the fire department at a cost'of 118, J7G from the Mack International Truck company. After an attack had been made on the use of initiative proceedings jto permit erection of a store building at Euclid avenue and Regal toad, the council voted to place the Initiative" measure, on the May ballot.

Mayor M. B. Driver declared Siimself as opposed to the use of Initiative proceedings in this man-ner. A protest' in behalf of the iCragmont property owners was tnade by Edward A. Martin, torney.

the boy, Homer Snow, eon of Oakland's big game' explorer, the late the verge of collapse. Today, by at about the same time, and also took to the air. Some time past he obtained his pilot's license, and -last to be plentiful In rich, healthy blood and diminished where, the blood was In an impoverished-condition. Since Haemoglobin conveys oxy gen' throughout the body, an insufficient supply of It in the bjood stream means that every cell, every tissue, every organ of the body Is being partially resulting In lie following symptoms: Paleness of the Skin. Poor Clr-" dilation.

Cold Hands and Feet, Susceptibility to Coughs. Colds4 and other Germ Diseases. Gencrn! Debility and Lock of Vigor. The condition Is known to the medical profession as Simple Anaemia. H.

A. Snow, has ventured to. the four corners of the earth, follow week Cousin Maxlne' again assumed equality with him by gaining the ing trails where few hayo.gone it, hut -the result was beyond question. Most of the "so-called" stomach trouble was not in the stomach at The liver, in most cases, was to blame. If the liver failed to manufacture enough bile, the gall bladder did not inject its contents into the duedertumv in sufficient quantities for thorough digestion to take place.

coveted stovernment before. Meantime his cousin. Miss Maxlne Dunlap, grew up In a -sheltered atmosphere more customary for girls, and -became a steno which declares -her a' qualified pilot. The family rivalry has resumed, and there is talk of the cousins forces for a try grapher. But the adventurous spirit which at a new endurance record.

led the cousins into chlldluli exploits of daring pernlsted lrr the" mind of Miss Dunlun. During hef At any 'rate, -and Miss Dun- Alameda Co. Farms Hope for More Rain HAYWARD, April 9. "Bring on More rain!" This is the prayer of A-irtually. all agriculturist of south-ben Alameda county, who see in the present rainfall promises of a pre-initatlon- this month that will lap have already established one dally routine she mulled over her record.

They've, the only flying cousins, as far as is known, in the I cousin's exploits and Avlshed that she, too, could do something thrill- world. transfusion, we put more blood in the veins. fifty years ago, a patient with a dangerously high fever was wrapped jn blankets. Today, such a patient is bathed in cold water or covered with. ice packs.

Ten years ago five for that matter we gave Calomel to stimulate the liver. Today we know that, contrary to the belief adhered to for many years, Calomel has no action on the liver or bile flow and that it confines its action solely to the intestinal tract. Thanks to scientific investigation, Yellow Fever has been conquered; Diabetes can be held in check indefinitely; Typhoid can be prevented; the mortality from Diphtheria has been greatly reduced. But these are all specific diseases with comparatively few are afflicted. ibrlng the moisture to normal and will benefit all crops.

The average 'Is several Inches below normal, and If underground supplies of water are to be procured and wells tilled to" overflowing, considerably; more moisture mil make appear-i a nee. it la pointed out. The one third great mechanism of the human machine and to ald.lt In maintaining its proper all-important functions. It will be seen, from the foregoing, that W8 have hot only learned of these thre great mechanisms of the human body! but we have rece'ntly learned of three substances will aid In stimulating or toning them up. Theae substances are now being used with great success by the most advanced medical practitioners throughout th world.

However, they are being given in separate prescriptions. The head of a large medical laboratory, who knew of these recent discoveries, took thought one day "Why not combine these priceless elements Into one 'formula, and so arrive at one of the most effective atom achic, systemic and reconstructive tonics and invlgorators the world has ever seen?" He took a train to- Naw Tork and got his idea before a celebrated chemist. The chemist shook his head. "1 am afraid you are going to have trouble," he said, and went on to explain that when these substances were combined, certain chem leal reactions would take place and that it would be difficult to hold them" In to- lution. The chemist afso stated that he was riot prepared to undertake the work and that lt did not come'under his particular branch of chemistry; i the manufacturer was who, tn your opinion, would be the best man in the country to try It?" he asked.

Here, the chemist named the head of the department of pharmaceutical chemistry of one of the great universities of the Northwest. Two days later the manufacturer was explaining what he wanted to the distinguished Scientist mentioned by the New York chemist. This Scientist was tremendously Interested from the beginning. He would not commit himself, however. "I'll tell you what I'll do; I'll make some preliminary experiments and let you know," he said.

Drugs and House- wares at 20th i. Cehtury tarkct Stamps at all Osgood Stores danger by the, rain has 'vanished that of increased brown infection in apricot orchards. The young fruit has virtually iTassed the where the rain can harm it, to agriculturists. 1 Xrxt to Vltnphone Theater Also ut 3Ak Vrnturr Mnrhet I I ay ward to Install ANNOUNCING Airmen's Guide Post -Facts About Sargon Sargon is a new medicinal tonic preparation, based on some of the recent knowledge of certain organs and fluids of the body gained by scientific investigation. Introduced in the United States only a few months agOi Sargon has enjoyed an immediate and overwhelming success.

People everywhere have been quick to recognize it as a new and epoch-making In each of the leading cities where it has been introduced an average of 50,000 bottles has been required to supply the unprecedented demand, and wholesale druggists are purchasing it in carload lots. Although some of the statements made in the Sargon advertising are contrary to general- belief, Ahey represent the findings of the greatest medical investigators of the world. The reason for the present tremendous demand for Sargon is, briefly, this: -It is the scientific, answer to countless run-down debilitated people who require medicinal assistance iri' regaining good health in the face of modern trying conditions of living. HAYWAKD, April 9- Plans are Science Keeps Busy progressing for installation of tth lr ulc-n bearinar the name "Hay- OP ward." with an arrow pointing to- i ward the Oakland and Alameda New Bargain Housewares Dept. at 20th Century Market Formula Perfected TOMORROW Opening Day Specials Breakfa.t Set .69 What has Science learned that will bring relief to the countless thousands of half-sick, run-down, nervous and pressed men and women who are victims of such troubles as biliousness, indigestion, constipation, acidosis, toxio poisoning, lack of vitality, high blood pressure, rheumatism, disturbed Ism, What.

about them? -within recent years Science has dls-' covered that good health is largely maintained by three great mechanisms of the human machine, composed of certain organs' and working in harmony together. Furthermore and this Is! most Im-, portant we have recently learned how to stimulate the action of the organs and fluids, which comprise these three all-Important, mechanisms. in making clear Just what this means to the average man and woman it. is nee- essary to desoribe these three mechanisms of the body and Science learned to stimulate their action. The first pf these great mechanisms comprises the liver and gll bladder.

Roughly Speaking, the main -function of the liver' Is to create bile. This has been known for more than a century. It was also known that bile was necessary to the process of digestion. But how all-- important was the flow of bile into the digestive tract, authorities of twenty-five years ago did not even dream. Advanced medical opinion now holds (hat bile Is little short of a magic fluid.

A life-sustaining essence which performs many vltnlly important functions, all of which are necessary to the delicate chemical balance which maintains metabolism in the human body. We will discuss here only one of the functions of the bile its part In the process xt digestion and show how we have gradually come to realize jusj what bile does toward the-proper assimilation of food-and the distressing symptoms which follow when the flow of bile Is lnsufflci-, cnt. of 26 Pieces airports, according to Art Phillips, i 'president of the Hayward Veterans' club, sponsoring the project. By 'the -end of this month the sign will iliave been installed. Interest among club members is high on the plan, 'Whlle support, has been offered frorti: other organizations of the 'community, particularly the cham-bet of commerce and the.

American JKlon Phillips said. The sign (will: Include raised letters, 'thereby affording the greatest possible vis-; ibllity for aviators. It will be placed on the roof of the building of Milton Dohner and Dave Ual-; fcralth, local auto dealers. Walnut Creek Girl Weds Engineer WALNUT CREEK, April IDorothy Bedell of Walnut Creek and Anthony MacOarven of lodoo 'were married at a home cere'mony yesterday with Kev. Otis Linn officiating, Mrs.

MacGarven is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bedell jnd grew to womanhood in Walnut ICreek, where she from city schools and the Mt. Diablo Union, High Bchool, later graduating from the Western Norman and entering the teaching profession.

piacQarven is a graduate of 'the San Francisco schools and an electrical engineer. Following a honeymoon In the south, teh young young couple will mwke their home at Ithier Modoc fanch. Woman Dfcs After 42 Years On One Ranch i HOLLISTER, April. 9. Forty i years' residence ou one ranch was the unique record of Airs.

Adelaide Han -Benito county plo-, who died at her daughter's home in the-Vallecjtos section yes-t terday. Sho was born In Franco and came to the United States us young- woman. Mrs. Crocec Is survived by, her daughter, Mrs. Charles 1 fctrohn.

Burial is to be in Calvary cemetery" here, following mafjs at fcaered Heat church. 39c Sunkist Orange Reamer $1.79 Guaranteed Electric Toasters. ij 75c House Broom The Investigators announced this discovery. They suggested, that stimulation of the livery was ry in the majority of cases of indigestion. The niedical world, adopted the suggestion.

Calomel was supposed to 'be the drug that could be relied qpon to stimulate the1 liven and Increase the flow of bile. Calomel was, therefore, given, to women and- children, year after vear. But stomach troubles did not lessen. In fact, they Seemed' oh the Increase. "Something wrong," said the Investigators.

f'hct'H look into this Calomel business. They did. This is the astonishing conclusion that they reached: Calomel lias about as much ef- feet on the liver and bile flow as sassafras tea. Here are the recent words of an eminent authority on the subject: "Contrary to the belief adhered for many years. Calomel has no action on the.

liver or bile flow. This existed and was based on the color of the stools after the administration of Calomel. It has, how- ever, benn thoroughly demonstrate that the characteristic- greenish' stools are. colored by the Calomel Itself and does tiot Indicate presence of bile." The discovery of Haemoglobin and its functions also revolutionized the old fashioned the6ries about "Impure Blood." For years, we thought bolls, pimples, were caused by impure? blood and have taken so-called "Blood Purifiers" to overcome such troubles. There -is no drug or medicine that Is an effective blood purifier.

Impoverished blood -lacking; in Haemoglobin was found to be -low In anti-toxic (germ and poison combating) powers. Bolls, pJm. pics and' various other skin emp- tlons are caused by an Infectious germ lodging In the skin which the Impoverished blood is unable to combat. Having discovered Haemoglobin and learned of its importance to the blood stream, the Investigators at-: tempted to find a method by which the supply of Haemoglobin could be An Investigator 'found that Haemoglobin was largely composed of a certain mineral. He found that when this mineral was combined with a certain fruit juice it was more readily absorbed by the blood stream than in any other form and was highly effective in increas- ihg Haemoglobin.

When this compound was Riven to, pale, tired, listless people, snf-fering from Impoverished blood, most of them showed remarkable Improvement. With Each Purchase of $1.00 or Over Tomorrow Only in Our New Bargain Dept. at 20th Century Market. -i The manufacturer returned to his home. That was in The first experiments of the Scientist-were disappointing.

How- ever1, he continued his investigations. In 3327, some two years later, the nianu facturer received the following messages "Have just 'tested preparation com blued eight months ago. It Is in perfect Formula and, method are at your disposal." Tljese few words.meant that these baslo elements, so important in modern were now contained in one fluid" with their health-giving properties unimpaired by chemical changes. That, in brief, is the history of some of the steps taken by Science to combat the "ordinary" ills "bt the 'average man and woman. We have seen how these steps led to this discovery of three substances which stimulate three important mechanisms of the human machine.

A triumph in the field ofpharmaceutl- cal chemistry combined these three sub stances in one That preparation has been named Sargoii. It ha been given extensive clinical tests with, highly gratifying results. The most noticeable effects of Sargon are) the result of its tonic properties. An Increase of appetite and more perfect assimilation of food are usually noted, resulting in a sense of physical and mental well-being; a more alert mind and a more body. It naturally follows, therefore, that in most cases, sleep becomes more sound and restful, and the outlook upon life Itself Improves.

This Improved mental and physical vigor Is due to a restoration of the chemical balance of the body stimulation of the organs and fluids described above by the combination of the therapeutic agents which are the result of the last ten years of worldwide medical research. The scientific discoveries leading up to Sargon have electrified the'entire medical world. That Sargon itself Is a great step forward along the path of maintaining health, vitality and a zest for life in the face of trying modern conditions of living 4s proved by the following facts: Sargon was first placed on sale, in various sections of the country, less than five months ago. The ordinary medicinal Dro- A New Discovery- The Problem" Solved 1: IpiN q0 i For Trouble; V- I i due to Acid A ii fl iNDiotsrioN A Amazing Discovery St. Patrick's 4 Day Outdone By Matron Nev, Mistaking Sfifil spii The Endocryne glands comprise the third great mechanism of the body, lt is, only in recent years that the Importance of these glands has been generally recognized.

Certain discoveries made by a we" known Investigator aroused the interest of the scientific, world. From that time on Science has more than made up for. Its neglect of the glan- Fool's Day for Si. Patrick's Jor- by physicians for 60 years In For years, the majority of people have Buffered with what is commonly known as stomach trouble, lt was believed that when the digestive organs' rebelled, the stomach Itself was deranged. The stomach was dieted and dosed at frequent intervals.

Authorities were greatly- dls tlirbed by what seemed to be the failure of the 'stomach pf civilized 'man to adjust itself to modern conditions. Meanwhile, Scientific Investigation was at work on the stomach. It studied that organ as only Science can. It. -found the stomach to be a bulky, muscular' organ, quite simple In construction, and not easily' deranged.

Its lining was a tough membrane that only in rare instances became Furthermore, post mortem examinations revealed normal stomachs' in many individuals who had suffered with "so-called" stomach troubles for years. "In most cases it is not the4 stomach," concluded the Investigators. Then what was it. VVJiat wag the cause of so much Bloating, Gas, Constipation, Once more the Investigators went to They knew that bile was necessary to the process of digestion. They knew that bile was manufactured by the liver; that a small duct-led from the gall bladder to the duodenum, or secondary, stomach, and that whn food was taken into the stomach, this duct opened and let bile into the duodenum.

dular system In the past. The subject has become so Important in re- But since Calomel would not stimulate the liver, what was to take its place? The problem was up to Science and once more Science Many drugs and combinations of drugs tried by Investigators. At last they found what they wanted. It was a substance that, could be taken in yet its effect on a sulky liver was magical. It is described by a recent International Authority as follows: "The most powerful stimulant to the.

secretory activity of the liver which we possess." It is, therefore, possible today to stimulate the flow of bile the. liver into the digestive tract and in this way to prevent or relieve most-of- the-'sa-called" stomach trouble which has been so prevalent In the past. Wo now come to the second great- mechanism of the human body which is all-important in- keeping that machine running true and stobng. Like bile, it is a fluid; and like bile, it-is vital to human life. What has Science learned about this fluid recently.

that is of moment to the average nun and woman? rectiiiL excetis acids' 25c and 60c a bottle any drugstore. "illlk of has been the U. S. Registered Trade Mark of The Charles Phillips Chemical Company arnd Its predecessor. Charles 11.

Phillips, since 1876... ouci is soia oy me dozen. Miiny pfoiflc two hours after eatliiK. suffur indlKeution as they call It. Tt li.

UHUttlly excess acid. Correct it with 'an 'alkali. The beet WS quick, harmless and ef-Jlclt-nt way, Is l'hllllps- Milk of MagncHia. it haw-remained tof 69 years (he Bfuiulard with physicians. On spoonful Ii water neutralizes many times Its volume In stomach acldw, and at'oricc The svrnutoms I "LUMU mat many invest igaioni dealers in uie larger cities are now or-have been giving their entire at- dering Sargon in carload lots.

In lead-tention the the glandular system Ing cities where it has been on sale three months or more, tt rpmiinui Qn A. Day, rrawlet over ihe sidewalk and rear' steps of the Arthur Jacobs home at 140 Pueblo slrel. Jacobs emulated the Irlfh saint and killed six before flic fled to the telephone and called for aid from the" city board of health. Lawrence Gulling, inpetor for the board, heard, the plea, suspected at first that the jokeulers were abroad, investigated and found that the snake Isle was true. It is brJieved that the snxkes, of the garter variety, crawled from a ditch nearby six' invf-led Jacob prmie.

GLEAMY WHITE TEETH -d Inu fipta 11 ti 1 1 nil! fis and a Sweet Breath ion will never use crude nielli-oils when 'you know this better metlt-jd. And -0u will never suffer from excess add heti vou hanks' to their Investigations, wo now know that the Endocryne glands afreet mental as well OS physical balance In the: human machine and that the chemicals which they distill and pour Into the blood have so wide a mission that they make us active and am- blttons or sluggish and Inert; men- (ally alert and well poised, or dull and depressed. age of from 40,000 to 60,000 bottles to supply the' unprecedented demand. 1 Sargon Is being distributed throughout the United States and Canada, Great Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and other countries as rapidly as possible. It.

is manufactured in one of the largest medical laboratories in America. It can now be obtained In Oakland, Berkeley, San Francisco and. other cities at Owl Drug stores. lirt out this eauy rcllof. Please Try Phltllps" Denial Magneslft Toothpaste Just' once and see for yourself how white your teeth Write for a free ten-day tube.

Address The Phillips 117 Hudson Bt New N. X. do that for your own Fiike now. Hp Kure to the genuine Phil-lips'-ftlllk of ilagncBla prescribed A..