The Seattle star. [volume], October 06, 1915, Page 6, Image 6

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VHHCATED BY THE COURT
Medical Board Ordered to Restore License to
Dr. J. Eugene Jordan After Evidence of Remarkable
Cures Was Produced in Court
On January 7th. of thla
y«ar. Doctor J. fc.'ugcne Jor
dan w*« arraigned before tha
State Medical Hoard and hit
license to practice mcdldna
revoked. contention of
the board being thai the ad
vertia«ntient reproduced,
whloh had Iwn running In
the local new aiMtiwra, was
untrue. that Doctor Jordan
Maid not cure the dlscaaea
mentioned therein.
Doctor Jordan appealed to
the courta In tha matter aad
the trial of the caae whtoh
followed. In tha Superior
Court, produced evidence of
a character that oauaed
Juditi l Walter M French to
• ward a decision to l>octor
Jordan, restoring to him hla
fclliw
Judge French atated la his
decision:
The court cannot find In
thla caae that any creduloua
or Ignorant person* hare
been deceived On the other
hand, the witnesses who
have been produced on be
half of Doctor Jordan ara
among the beat people In tha
city. Professional peopla,
people of standing In tha
community, people who ara
known to the Court person
ally and people who ara
known to the cltliena of this
city generally as being
among the best people In tha
city. And 1 don't thtnk that
tt can be contended that
they were either creduloua
or Ignorant except a> tha
laity generally la somewhat
Ignorant of medical matter*.
There la no contention here that any mediclna
hu been given which la at all harmful In fact, all
of the testimony In thla case »e«raa to ahow, aa
far as that la concerned, that any rae<ilclna that
ever haa been administered by I Victor Jordan ha»
tended to benefit the patient
There la no contention on the part of th» Bt«t*.
and It ao stated by counae'. for the State, that
there *» anything In thl* advertisement that waa
Injurious to public moral*.
So that ft gets down to whether or not this ad
vertisement Is so crossly on true as to Involv#
morM turpitude on the part of IKjctor Jordan.
Vnder all the testimony In this case. I cannot
fted that the advertisement la to crossly untrue as
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until 4 for people who work I'hona
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My Bolllngham office la at Elk and
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411 Pike St.
«»ll« r nulne Sunnybrook fall qt.
• Or. full pt.. 400. full 10--'
All atandaM brand' of wln*a and
liquor* at rut prlcaa.
4 l*r*» bottl«a of Rainier, Oerman
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Ctf fl' e houra. 9 a rn to K p rn. Bun
daya. 10 m. m to 1?
Doctor Howe
f'hyalrlan and '•urirori
Treati All Di»orderg of
Men and Women
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Lads fib remits
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Cured of Tuberculosis
by Dr. Jordan's Remedies
Doomed to a Crippled Condition for Life by
Other Physicians, Absolutely Cured by
Glandular Remedies
READ HIS TESTIMONIAL
Heattte, Nov I, ISI4
T*fkf yeara ! hurt tubercular abaceaaes on my
neck and under my arm* and the doctors here offered to
rut tliem out for ISO" hut admitted ti.at li mlaht result
In crippling mjr arm for 11ft><*< tor J V-u|rnt lordan
lurM in* without an operation, anil I litvt remained
wtU tttr iHlinfdl <' II BoYU
SI1& Fourth Art North.
I have been «lvln« practical itemonatratlona of tha merits of
mv e>-tem right here In Seattle for the paet thirty years. and
hundreds of ■lined testimonials on file In my office, written by
g ruteful patient a whom 1 have cured. will *11**1 to It* wonders
Cuur,. of Aathma anaemia Wllndneea. c'hronli Inflatnmation of
the Bladder I>eafneea from rarely ela of the Auditory Nervea.
IMahetea. Prolapsu* Uteri t>r..|.a\ fhronlr I>> apepela, Kpllepay.
I'hionlr Kryelpela* Chronb ilaairalgta Hard l.umpa In the llreaai.
Ileari IH*ea*e (Including Heart leakage) lllp t'l*ea*e. Infantile
I'aralvele Uromtlar Alalia S. latl.a Senile Oangrene. Jaun.ll "
Hheumatlam Meningitis Neuralgia. Pa ly*l« Spinal Curvature.
Oottre. Strabismus. St Vltua' Dance an . moat of tha other so
tailed Incurable dteeaaea.
There being a number of Poctnrs Jordan In Seattle. It la well
to bear tn mind tha full name and address of Doctor J. Kugene
Jordan. SI»S Klret Avenue. Seattle. Office houra. » a. m to I
p m . Sunday a from : p m to C p m Conaultatloiv free Torre
.pondence solicited Watch each Saturday Star for remarkable
to tnvolve moral turpltuds on t&e part of I> ctor
Jordan acd Judgment will, therefore, be fur lA>ctor
Jordan.
Tha Medical Hoard claimed that then* diseases
war* Incurable, meaning, of course, tbat they could
not curw then*. I>ytor Jordan not only claimed to
cure them, but produced In court acorea of actual
I; cured patient aa witnesses for hla case The
• torlea of their remarkable curea haTe been stated
under oath.
ttoctor Jordan has caused this iui«mnit to be
published In ordar lo acquaint the public and hla
many frleuds with th« provan faota lu the caa«
What Portland Thinks of
Our Chief of Police Lang
Following la an editorial pub
lished In the Portland Oregontan
Mayor QIH. of Seattle, does not
think that a chief of police who
visits a local grill faraou* for It*
gayetle* and enjoys a midnight
aupper with a professional cab
aret dancer and a few friend*
ought to he removed from office
Nor does an Incidental call up
on the lady In her private apart
ments by the same chief *eem by
the mayor to be worth bothering
anybody about.
The chief. It appear*, was there
officially to ask the lady a few
questions about some wtcked pet
sons who were shadowing him. or
something of that sort, strict
ly In tbat capacity —officially, as
chief of police he ordered wine
or beer, or some kindred refresh
ments, ■aolely to aid her to Im
part the thing* he wanted to
know.
One Seattle paper expressed It
•elf as gratified at the outcome
for It nays In point of fact
WHY THE TURKS
KILL ARMENIANS
WASHINGTON. Oct. « Why the
Turk* masaacre the Armenian* m
explained in an intereatlng letter
written to a friend privately by one
of the consuls in Asiatic Turkey
He tells of going Into the public
square of the city where he la lo
cated. and which wax one of the
scenes of massacre, and hearing a
Turkish exhorter of the Moslem
faith addressing a crowd of Moslem
Kurds.
Me wait telling 'hem In their na
tive dialect that during hia visit to
Constantinople lladjl William (Km
peror William of Germany) had be
come converted to the faith of the
Prophet and on hia return to Ger
many had proselyted his entire
people
The German* had become Mos
lem* and In doing no had Incurred
the enmity of all Christian*.
The ferocity of the christian* In
their attack* on the holy Oerman*
wa» then Illustrated to the crowd
by the exhorter. who exhibited
photograph* of cathedral* destroyed
by (Jerman artillery fire.
The effect on the audience was
marked The prejudice to the Chris
tian* found Its vent In the maaxacre
of Armenian*, who are the Christian
neighbor* of the Moslem*
STUDENT DIES HERE
Ftalph K Moodv. of Cortland, Ca
clflc Northwest counsel for the
Southern Pacific, Is In Seattle today
to take back with him the body of
hi* son, Frank, <M. 11 student at the
university who died of heart failure
Tuesday at the home of Mrs Joseph
Dlerman, 6410V4 I'hlnney ave.
BUSINESS MAN TALKS
Henry King. Seattle business man.
praised the V M. C. A. educational
courses at the opening booster
meeting Tuesday night of the Y. M
C. A, llrotherhood. Speaking fol
lowed a dinner, concert, and social
mixer. Dr. A. W. Leonard spoke In
behalf of the physical department.
QRKATIR VINDICATION COULD NOT Be
DESIRED
J what els«* could Mr 0111 do. under
the wholly absurd circumstances
! of tbla dl"*u»tlng case?"
What. Indeed'
We do not know that the ques
| tlon I* particularly addreasrd 10
us. and w«> see no reason why we
, should answer
Hut *p will lake the liberty of
passing It on lo Mayor Albee.
merely to Inquire of him what he
would do If hi* chief of police pub
licly dined and caroused with cafe
frequenters and cafe entertainers
and had later a private Interview
with one of the latter?
Of course. It Is nobody's busl
; ties* In Portland what the Seattle
chief of poll « does, and what Its
1 mayor does not do
Hut w«« have no difficulty In
gue**ing what the Portland may
: or any Portland mayor would
do In the *anif> clrcuniatancea
AT ONCE! STOPS
STOMACH MISERY
AND INDIGESTION
Pape's Diapepsin* Makes Sick,
Sour. Gassy Stomachs
Feci Fine.
IV) aorne foods you eat hit hack
taste good, but work badly; fer
menf Into stubborn lumps and
cause a sick, sour, gaasy stomach?
Now. Mr. or Mrs. Dyspeptic. Jot
this down: Pape's Dlapepsln di
gests everything, leaving nothing
to sour and upset you There never
was anything so safely quick, so
certainly effective. No difference
how badly vour stomach is disor
dered you will get happy relief In
five minutes, but what pleases >ou
most la that It atrengthena and
regulate* your stomach »o you can
eat your favorite foods without
fear.
Most remedies give you relief
sometimes they are slow, but not
sure Capes lilapepsln" in quick,
positive Htid put* your stomach In
a healthy condition so the misery
won't come bark.
Voti feel different as soon as
I'ape s lilapepflln comes In con
tact with the stomach distress
Just vanishes stomach gets
sweet, no gases no belching, no
eructallons "f indigested food, your
head clear* and you fe> I fine
(Jo now make the best Invest
merit you ever made, by getting a
large fifty-cent case of Cape's Din
pepsin fronj au\ drug store You
realize In five minut-M how need
lens It Is to suffer from Indignation,
dyspepsia or any stomach disorder
DR. MACY'S^fei
WWV f.
from of both^
man «ni woman.
| rr. I '.nr. Now. Th rnnl,LjM
fhrat. Appe»dl
r |( |«, all Ik I nnt! r' /
< hronkr Il«- fc,
liahla treatment for 11># f
K, i■m I n a»|on» anil
»«tra i.har*«« for inadl
litlH \im.
Nr. i I I Wash.
pt„. •• 9- ,
STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCT. 6, 1915. PAGE 6.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
HOUNDED BY LOAN SHARK
month* Then hp quit. lln hail paid back whiil he had borrowed. with
more than I<knl Internal
Hill the Kaatern Brokerage Co. didn't quit
THREATEN TO OCT LINCOLN FIRED
II hounded l<lncoln It threatened him with garnishment of hlii
*i«m ft* ft *treet car conductor
II I* an unwritten rule of the *treet r«r company to fir* employe*
■uininarlly when thev don't pay «h«*lr bill*, and. on the fft«e of It,
Uncoln'a debt to the Kaatern Brokerage Co. appeared n Jn»i debt
The Seattle Klectrlc Co. would have no time lo lnve*llgate each
petty debt of each Employ*. Lincoln fared the lo** of hi* Job
Then nl'kne**, Ihl* time *cnrlet fever, v|»lted the I.llirnln home
Lincoln* three bablce were near death. He and hi* family were In
quarantine for 72 day*.
Almo*t dally Lincoln, bound to hla own dooryard by quarantine,
received threatening letter* The Kaitern Brokerage Co. would *m>
The Ka*tern Brokerage Co. would deprive hltn of hi* job. He tnu*t
pay up.
SEND* COMPANY LAST »2 ME HAD
Lincoln finally amuggled |2 thru the quarantine to the loan ahark
It *a* llm laat $2 lie had Itut the loan ahark wait not *atl*fled
.«lore letter* came
At la*t he remembered an attorney, a man whom he had carried
downtown on hi* *treet rar every morning f>>r month* lie appealed
to him. and the attorney, who knew the law. ordered the H«*tern
Brokerage Co to rea*e It* hounding*.
It did It w«a filled with reinor*e at Ita own over*ghl In thinking
Lincoln at 111 owed It money, and It wa* glad the attorney had called
attention to It* error
But a few week* ago Lincoln wa* again attacked The loan *h.irk
demanded that he make a aettlement at once for IIOHS, the balance
"due."
on July *, Unroln not a letter which read. In part: "We tru*t
you will call and make *atl*fartory arrangementa and avoid trouble.
And IJncoln had already repaid more than the law allowed
IJncoln doe*n't Intend to make any "arrangementa,'' becauae he
doean't have to. The law *ay* he doea not.
HERE'S THE SITUATION
IN BALKANS; HOW THEY
MAY DECIDE THE WAR!
Thle map shows how a German fore#, veering south from the present
Ruwiin battle ground, can march thru Rumania Into Bulgaria, which
Is e*pected to il'ew the fret passage of Teutonic troopa to Turkey.
Or, if it la not coneldered wls« to violate Rumanian neutrality, the
Germane can march thru a 50-mlle etrip of Serbia, with which Ger
many already la at war, and reach Bulgarian territory by that road,
• • • • •
BY KfNNETH W PAYNE
ITMAf'A, N Y . Oct. 6—The Halkans have suddenly become the
key to the ureal Kuropean deadlock'
Hut *hat. In th* nun* of clar
ity. I* th« k*y to th* Inexplicable
lla) k ana?
I'r*»ld*nt Jacob Could Rcburtnan
of Cornell unl**r*lty. r*c*ntly |
Cnlted Stat** minuter to Greece
and Mont*n**ro. I* watchlnx with
k**n und*r«tandtnic th* preaent
**n*atlona! d*v*|opmenta In th*
Balkan*
I w*nl to Pr**ldent Schurman
and afked him to *xplaln th*
ni«anlnK of (2*rmany'a audden
maaaltiß of troop* down toward th*
llalkan*.
"Illatorjr *how*," d*rlar*d thl*
famoua author of 'Th* Halkan
War*, "that ll*lkan l«au*a hav*
**iy many t|m*« In th* pa*t a*ttl*d
th* fat* of Europe, whll* geography
Rhown that th* T*utonlr vlrtorl**
ov*r Kusßla In th* pr***nt war may
h* ron*olldat*d and mad* *ff*ctlv*
IF RCBBIA IS PREVENTED FROM
REACHING THK SKA IIY WAV
OF CON ST A NTINOPI «E Th*r*
for*, th* alll*n muit b* pr*v*nt*d
from forcing th* Darrian*!!**.
'To vltallz* and *tlff*n th* Turkish rpslatance, which ***tn* not
Invincible now, a Tnuton fore* mint b* thrown aero** th* Kalkann "
For Acid Stomachs
Use Magnesia
4|il|r-kl« *ln|»a Iliirnlna Irrllna
niml *lake« I l«-i» I'alnleaa
Thf nlmnit nnlveraal uaa of mni
neala hy phyalMana and Ih 11 * t ■
In tti#• t rrni m<*nt «»f Ntntnarh troublaa
In rl\»• to the fact that It Mtupfl food
fermentation mul neutralize* the
add. tha rllrt cauae of nearly All
■ tomarh trouble* of the mlny
forma of maKneiila sut-h a* oxide*,
cltrutaa, rarhonatra ale,
Ihi* moat aultahle «nd effh lent, and
the on#* praacrlhed hy leading ape
• hIIMm I* blmirafed nm ffnepla. a te« -
apoonful nf wlil' h. In n lift |warm
uHli*r. Immediately after eating, will
lti«t*nti\ neutralize the arid, atop
fermentation, nn(l thus Inaure paln
!•>«? normal din rut lon «'are ahould
MflNfllNl i.
nm itn action l* Infinitely mora ef -
feotlva It la alao, I»y the way,
(laually ato« kad hy druKKlNtn In i on
wi,i#M,r laniatt, a* wall
rp in tb# ordinary powdor form.
Htoma' l» aufferera and dynpeptlr*
who follow thla plan and avoid tha
»ia*> of pepaln. ' hn rnml, noilh mlntn,
dt and medlclnc*. nr« Invariably
antonlahad to find that the atoiiiiM'h,
relieved of the Irritation arid and
Knf, aoon regain* Its normal tuna,
and <.1 n 1" It* work alone without
tha <1 • • iit>t fti 1 aid of artificial dl
pri'MtantM Ad vertlaem*nt
Albert Hansen
Jeweler and Sllvcrimlth
1010 Second Ave., Near Madlaon
I
But If the nermann attempt lo
march to Constantinople. their net
will touch off what ha/ been know n
for centuries aa the European
powder magazine.
The present perlloua alate of In
stability In the llalkana can be
traced bar k to the reaulla of the two
Balkan war*.
Aa President Schurman wai tn
(ireei e at that very period, hi* ex
planation of the existing crlala fa
authoritative.
Bulgaria Dlaappolntari
"By the treaty of Hurharcot.
which closed thin second Halkan
war. ilulgarla felt herself despoiled
of the fruits of her victories In the
first war.'' said Schurman "Her
long cherished ambition to rule over
the Bulgarian peoples of Macedonia
also was defeated
' Moreover, tho a Slav state. Bul
garia never haa liked the Influence
of her Slav sister. Hussla, and has
often been hostile to the czar and
openly friendly with Austria-Hun
gary.
"This cxplalnn why she may be
expected to Join the Teutonic
powers."
"But liow about Greece?" I asked.
Italy Keep* Greece Out
"Thon> run hn tittle doubt," n»ld
I'reildent Hchurmnn. that it few
mcintliß uko I'rlmo Mlnlatcr V>nl-
Zfllot lm(t proniland 11 id to tlio allien
In forcing the Uardnncllen
"Ilut Klnro lilk reelection It
mpi'liih hn lihh ronm Into clnar no
cord with Kln« Constantino, vic
torious general of tho Groek army
- ——
® ave You Heard the
Jgiw'j pj ew Dance Music
0P thC GrafoPo^^
of the Orrheatra ll*clf, and any one of the World'a great Orcheatraa you would choo*e The
full, reaonant. natural tone le the direct re»ult of the new Columbia Reproducer and of the
perfect Columbia Motor. These feature* ln*ure the Grafonola owner real tnualc.
The Columbia Grafonola "Jewel"
I* CWUllßta with all the details of the mod
'he m 1 JCf™
■ ni«. offered a genuine Columbia jkjH I il^l
___ . _ Orafonola. entirely enclosed by a cover, at Ijr lIIVW
f|l ■ prtoa which hitherto has b«M impossible
• 4 IWA tor this tn» of lMtnmMflt Th« pMi " ,,h a out -
We •hail *I*4 to non-vibrating motor plsya three record* *' rorn P r 20 se
irrin|p for a KREK with one wlndlns. the tone rontrol leaves rf ° °* n
THIAI* of th* Mrf operated by n button, and tone J» still J * ec ord
m your own boms. further controlled by a variety of needles. ( ,ean * r « * n<l assort
where you can play It |» In every aenae a high grade muslesl r iM>t ° Needles, on
the esay terms of
over your favorite instrument.
music at vour lelaure. $6.65 Cwh
And b« «ulded in a jO\.
derision by the help *^y^L
and $1.00
of the family f
friends
... CHHOPPEP&EPKELYV'V J'J
Seattle's Talking /irff/sVgfltC X Al ' he " ecor da
H .r—v. A?r Z
In both Balkan wart, who opposed
th* plan of aldlr.K Ihe alllea.
Th«- ninat potent factor In de
termining this «>i;ld>-n coldnrM of
Qreere toward thf allies I* perhaps
the entrance of Italy Inlo the war
"It *a< Italian hoatlllty at the
end of the Ualkan conflict which
prevented Qre*ce from establishing
her northern boundary as far up the
roast of the A<'K«an »• *he doslred.
"Romania, howtvir, may be
compelled to fight with the al
lies Okie Belgium, becauae of
Teutonic aggression.
"But a diplomatic arrange
mant with Bulgaria for the pas
eage of troopa. and a forcible
march thru a 50-mile (trip of
Serbia, would make an attack
upon Rumania unneceaaary."
TRANSFER DEAL IS
MADE BY COUNCIL
Transfers on n-cent adult fare*
and 2V*-cen» school fare* are to be
leaned by IXrlalon A of the Mu
nicipal line, to F M. Peterson's
tiuae*. sccordln* to an agreement
reached Tuesday between Peterson
anil the city utilities committee The
bin line la to connect with the
north terminus of Division A and
run thru Mallard to W fi!>th St.. and
20th N W lluses will < arrv pas
senger* to the first morning car and
run continuously thereafter until T
p. m.
r-mi hrr, Point 1 is Crowded
Anil 2 i\ Velvety Ixiily—
j And 3is Crumhlr-proot j 7 '
* L ' 1 / jEr /
• . ~__ jff x |
j j Irm 11r t, 1 Knew 1■ i tii
/skFi rum a daylight factory
\H] 11- 1 tHj
<3> l '• i■! 1 l j 6is I ntmu hr<l I>\
l ' C '* ut children, who
\ knows that 7th point
<10® ' I m
Sterling Gum
The Sterling Cum TllO T3OITVt Suitable rewanU for
t 0.. Inc. ■ J| C x the diarovery of the |'
l ..ii K I •land t.ity PEPPERMINT - RED 'WRAPPER 7,h l H,inl W " 1 I>® of-
BLUE WRAPPER ler. .1 later
LABOR TO FIGHT
FOR TEACHERS
CHICAGO, Oct <—The American
Federation of l-abor will make a
last ditch fight In behalf of the
Chicago union of school teacher*
Those Influences which opi>o«e
the Chicago Teachers' Federation
are today preparing their appeal
from the temporary injunction re
straining the Board of Education
from carrying out the now famous
I/->eb rule expelling teachers who
decline to leave the federation, and
compelling all applicants for peti
tions to sign a pledge that they will
not become members of any similar
organization.
If the higher court decide* In
favor of the I»eh rule, the matter
will ultimately be decided at the
poll*.
Members of the board of educa
lion are appointed by the mayor. If
he continues In office men and
women openly antagonlatlc to the
teacher*' union, labor ha* threat
ened to elect a mayor who will be
favorable to the union.
Ml** Margaret Haley, head of the
union, openly charge* that big bual
neM 1* back of the fight on the fed
eration. which comprlsea perhap*
one half of the 8,000 Chicago school
teacher*.
MT. VESUVIUS IK
ERUPTION AGAIN
ROME. Orl 6—Mount Vesuvlui
haa suddenly begun a violent erup
tion. according lo a Naples dispatch
today Strong oarthquakes rocked
villages around Naples
Stops Tobacco Habit
in One Day
Sanitarium Publishes Free Book
Showing How Tobacco Habit
Can Be Banished in From
One to Five Days at
Home.
The F!ld»rs Sanitarium, located at
*4? Malp st . Si Joseph. Mo. las pub*
ilshed h free book showing the dead
ly effect of the tobacco habit, and
how it can be banished in from one
to five days at home.
Men who have used tobacco for
more than fifty years have tried this
method and say it is entlrelv sue'
cessful. and In addition to banishing
the desire for tobacco has Improved
their he«l»h wonderfully. This meth
od bftnlsl es the desire for toharco,
no matter whether it is smoklnff.
chewing. I*.»rettes or snuff dipping.
As this book Is being distributee!
free. any one wanting a copy should
send their naine and ltd tress at one*.
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