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GLANDS
ARE
DISCUSSED
O.
F.
Denstedt
Gives
Interesting
Address
Showing
Importance
of
1
Hormones
in
Body
Hormones
and
their
function
In
the
body
was
the
subject
of
a
most
interesting
address
yesterday
afternoon
before
the
Rotary
Club
by
O.
F.
Denstedt
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station,
He
explained
that
the
hormones
are
substances
produced
and
excrefed
into
the
blood
stream
by
various
glands
which
are
known
as
ductless
glands.
Prominent
among
these
are
the
pituitary
body,
the
thyroid,
parathyroids,
adrenals,
certain
cells
of
the
pancreas,
and
the
female
-
and
male
sex;
glands.
These
glands
have
no
direct
outlets
but
the
secretions
pass
through
the
cell
walls
directly
into
the
blood
stream.
They
are
carried
to
other
parts
of
the
body
where
they
assist
the
various
organs
In
their
normal
activities.
The
hormones
so
far
Isolated
are
crystalline
materials
having
the
appearance
of
ordinary
compounds
such
as
sugar
or
salt.
Only
four
of
the
hormones
have
been
Isolated
in
their
pure
state
and"
ing
sixteen
or
more
nnown
nor-i
mones
have
been
obtained
only
mixed
with
other
substances
in
ex-
i
tracts
of
the
glands.
j
Hormones
are
extremely
potent
substances.
Adrenalin,
for
example,
Is
active
when
diluted
one
part
In
three
hundred
million
parts
of
water.
One
of
the
hormones
of
the
pituitary
is
more
active
still.
Thyroid
Glands
Thyroxine
from
the
thyroid"
glands
is
present
In
the
body
to
the
extent
of
about
one-quarter
of
a
grain.
The
body
requires
about
three
and
a
quarter
grains
per
year
to
supply
its
requirements
and
this
pinch
of
material
spells
all
the
difference
between
complete
Imbecility
and
normal
health.
Sometimes
these
glands
become
over-active
or
under-active,
giving
rise
to
various
abnormalities.
For
example,
an
over-active
pituitary
in
a
growing'
child
may
cause
him
to
develop
into
a
giant
or
a
deficient
pituitary
may
give
rise
to
a
dwarf.
These
types
are
often
seen
in
the
side-shows
of
circuses.
Similarly,
deficiencies
or
excessive
activity
in
other
glands
lead
to
abnormalities,
and
disturbances
of
health,
physical
and
mental.
The
thyroid,
probably
the
best
known
of
the
glands,
produces
the
hormone
thyrozln
which
controls
the
rate
at
which
foods
are
burned
in
the
body.
Excessive
activity
causes
certain
forms
of
goitre.
Underactivity,
dn
the
other
hand,
result
In
complete
arrest
of
physical
and
mental
development.
Often
Idiocy
and
deaf-mutism
are
traced
to
Uils
cause.
The
parathyroid
secretes
a
hormone
that
regulates
the
amount
of
calcium
present
In
the
blood,
Over
activity
of
this
gland
stimulates
certain
bone
cells
to
remove
calcium
and
phosphorus
from
the
bone
with
the
result
that
the
bones
become
very
thin
and
fragile.
'
Insulin
Important
,
Certain
cells.
0;
tht
paniriai
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
American
League
Detroit
3,
Cleveland
0.
Boston
4,
New
York
12.
Chicago
8,
St.
Louis
9.
Philadelphia-Washington,
postponed
on
account
of
threatening
weather.
National
League
New
York
0,
Boston,
8.
Philadelphia
7,
Brooklyn
8.
St.
Louis
2,
Chicago
6.
Pittsburg
13,
Cincinnati
3.
.
manufacture
insulin,
which
hormone
regulates
the
amount
of
sugar
In
the
blood
and
the
storage
in
the
muscle
of
any
surplus
of
sugar.
A
deficiency
of
insulin
disturbs
this
process
or
storage
and
produces
a
condition
known
as
diabetes.
In
this
disease
carbohydrates
such
as
sugar
and
starch
cannot
be
utilized
by
the
body
in
the
normal
manner.
consequently,
the
body
has
to
draw
on
Its
supply
of
fat
for
Its
energy.
The
fats
are
not
completely
bumed
and
because
of
this
certain
toxic
substances
are
formed
which,
If
excessive,
leads
to
unconsciousness
or
coma.
The
administration
of
Insulin
restores
the
normal
utilization
of
the
carbohydrates
and
fats.
The
adrenals
and
the
sex
glands,
like
the
others,
play
Important
roles
In
bodily
development
and
activities.
All
the
endocrine
or
ductless
glands
are
Interdependent,
Injury
to
one
causing
a
disturbance
In
the
slows
down
body
processes
and,
if
others
They
have
been
popularly
extreme
In
growing
children,
may
ue!
thf
1flldocir,"e
concert."
master.
Tills
gland
secretes
several
hormones
which
have
specific
actions
on
the
other
glands,
and
keep
them
working
in
proper
balance.
C.
N.
TRAINS
for
the
East-Mondays,
Tuesdays,
Wednes
days
and
Fridays
6
pin.
rrotn
the
East-
Mondays
and
Saturdays
2:15
pm.
Tuesdays
and
Thursdays,
10:20
.pjn..
DOLLAR
DAY
SATURDAY
Fraser
&
Payne's
'SPORT'
BALL
RACE
TIGHTENING
Chicago
Cubs
Win
Over
St.
Louis
Cardinals
and
Reduce
Margin
,
Of
New
York
Giants
REGIMENT
IS
WINNER
Defeated
Merchants
Tour
U
Nil
in
League
Football
CLEVELAND,
Aug.
3:
CP
De-
In
a
regularly
scheduled
City
and
Gomez
went
to
back.
SJUl
the
Regiment
pressed,
Edgcumbe.
Wingham,
Campbell
and
Armstrong
playing
pretty
if
Ineffective
football,
Mitchell's
hard
drive.
struck
one
of
his
own
men.
Dlckenj
drove
a
terrific
shot
but
Morgan
was
right
in
line
and
saved
well.
The
second
half
was
nearly
all
in
favor
of
the
soldiers.
Mitchell
scored
three
goals
and
Buster
Hill
the
fourth.
Play
was
Interesting
but
all
raids
by
the
Merchant
were
held
up
and
Morgan
was
not
severely
tested.
Bond,
for
the
Merchants,
was
doing
well
and
Moe
and
Rad-cliffe
never
gave
in.
McKay
and
Dickens
combined
nicely
but,
although
they
forced
a
corner.
It
was
cleared
and
the
Regiment
took
up
the
attack
steadily.
Edgcumbe
went
close.
Regiment
Morgan;
Ferguson,
Davies;
Geo.
Hill,
Edgcumbe,
Wing-
SPORT
CHAT
Detroit
Tigers
defeated
the
In
dians
In
a
heavy
hitting
game
at
Cleveland
Wednesday
to
resume
the
leadership
of
the
American
League
with
a
margin
of
one
full
same
over
the
New
York
Yankees
who
were
losing
at
the
Yankee
Stadium
to
the
Boston
Red
Sox.
The
Washington
Senators
advanced
from
sixth
to
fifth
place
by
winning
over
the
Athletics
at
Philadel
phia
while
the
8t.
Louis
Browns
were
dropping
a
double-header
at
home
to
the
Chicago
White
Sox.
In
the
National
League,
the
New
York
Olants
won
both
ends
of
a
double-header
from
the
Braves
at
Boston
and
lncreawd
their
margin
of
leadership
to
three
and
a
half
games
over
the
Cubs
who
were
blanked
by
the
8t.
Louis
Cardinals
at
Chicago.
Rather
than
see
his
old
friend
Saturday
Closing
8
p.m.
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a
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Items
Advertised
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Saturday
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Friday
All
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Clean
New
Merchandise!
well-known
British
jockey,
bought
in
the
10-year-old
race
horse
Cap-a-Ple
and
turned
him
over
to
a
veterinary
surgeon
for
painless
destruction.
Cap-a-Pie
was
once
in
the
Stanley
House
stable,
when
he
won
a
great
Ebor
Handicap
for
Lord
Derby
and
was
the
first
winner
in
'
England
trained
by
Frank
Butters.
1
The
jockey
started
the
bidding
at
$25.
It
went
on
to
$125.
at
which
Cap-a-Ple
was
knocked
down
to
him
Weston
had
a
great
affection
for
the
horse
which
he
had
ridden
to
victory
several
times
in
the
animal's
best
days.
For
the
first
Ume
in
six
years
an
English
horse
race
was
declared
void
for
lack
of
runners,
at
the
trolt
Tigers
and
New
York
Yankees!
League
fixture
last
evening
Reel-!
Folkestone
races.
The
event
was
conUnued
their
battle
for
the
Am-'
ment
defeated
the
Merchants
byitne
Maidstone
Plate.
Twenty-one
erican
League
supremacy
with
no
j
tour
goals
to
nil.
The
Merchants
'
owners
had
paid
$10
each
to
enter;
cnange
in
tne
situation
as
a
result.
snore
01
awes
ana
Ourvkh
J"
"onc
ot
mem
was
aoie
10
unng
of
yesterday's
play,
the
former
re-1
and
played
with
nine
men.
The
a
horse
to
the
post
for
a
stake
of
ta'lnlng
their
one
game
margin
by
Regiment
were
at
full
strength
:
00-
When
Walter
Nlghtingali.
an
blanking
the
Indians
here
while
j
The
first
half
was
fairly
even
aJ-
Epslm
trainer
heard
in
the
morning-
only
two
have,
been
synthesized
or
iyn
an(j
displaced
rebuilt
by
the
chemist.
The
remain-
position.
the
Yankees
were
defeating
the
Boston
Red
Sox
at
the
Yankee
Stadium
in
New
York.
In
the
National
League,
the
New
York
Giants,
being
shut
out
by
the
Braves
at
Boston,
had
their
margin
of
supremacy
reduced
to
two
and
a
half
games
over
the
Chicago
Cubs
who
were
winning
over
the
third
place
St.
Louis
Cardinals
at
Wrig-ley.
Field.
The
Dodgers
won
a
close
decision
over
the
Phillies
at
Brook-
them
In
sixth
though
the
Regiment
largely
had
thre
u
a
possibility
'of
the
race
the
upper
hand.
Gomez
saved
sev-
being
void,
he
telephoned
orders
to
eral
shots.
Carroll
centred
Just
be-
his
stable
to
send
Tllllcum
lmme-
hlnd
and
McGrei&h
had
a
couple
of
dlately
in
a
horse-box.
Unfortu-
tries.
Sonny
Dickens
was
closely
nately
for
his
enterprise,
the
horse-
watched.
Percy
Bond
then
came
on
,
box
broke
down
and
TUIicum
could
not
get
to
the
track
in
time.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
New
York
63
Chicago
60
St.
Louis
Si
Boston
50
Pittsburg
4
Brooklyn
42
Philadelphia
42
Cincinnati
34
American
League
Detroit
62
New
York
CO
!
Cleveland
54
Boston
S3
Washington
45
St.
Louis
42
Philadelphia
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Wllcnn
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LniCagO
JO
Campbell,
Armstrong.
Merchants
P.
Bond;
F.
Gomez,
Moe;
Radcllffe,
McKay.
McGrelsh;
Carroll,
Lokken,
Sonny
Dickens,
Referee.
Bill
Lyons;
linesmen,
H.
Dickens
and
P
Palmer.
37
39
42
51
49
55
57
63
37
37
44
48
53
50
59
65
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Aug.
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Aug.
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Aug.
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Aug.
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Aug.
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R.
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Aug.
22
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vs.
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Aug.
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Elks
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A,
Aug.
27
Moose
vs.
Elks.
FOOTBALL
August
7
Merchants
vs.
Legion.
August
9
Legion
vs.
Regiment.
On
August
14
and
16
selection
games
will
be
played
In
preparation
for
the
game
agamst
the
Navy
for
the
Hanson
Cup
during
the
time
the
II.
M.
S.
Danae
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No.
2;
No.
9
vs.
No.
6.
Sept.
14
No.
4
vi.
No.
1;
No.
9
v.
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
3:
CPBar
silver
was
quoted
at
46,c
on
the
local
metal
market
yesterday,
stiffening
to
464c
today.
HatiVt
roa
WpUtf
Loiri
rar
diji
xhtn
you
1
mi
;ur
beir
II
mr
of
ihtm
tuppy
Yo
ind
ill
jour
fimily.
Curd
heiUb
bl
j,u
hit
Ju
Kep
on
lli
nnr
tide
of
life.
Tb
irtiwn
tntmr
of
health
it
rranin
eenttlpailon.
It
atj
ft
Ion
of
appetite
nJ
energy.
Certainly
It
Villi
enthutlaint
Ytl
It
can
It
Laolihed
hj
eating
a
delirloiM
eereaL
Laboratory
tr.ti
.bow
Kellou't
AuBiifi
auppli,,
i,uii
,j
mlo
B
u
relieve
common
eonill-palion.
Ala
Iron
for
the
blood.
The
"bulk"
In
Ait,Il.i!
I.
morh
lil
that
in
Wy
vegetable!.
H.w
Wttb
pleManter
ta
eat
ibli
dell-elooa
ready-to-eat
tereal
than
to
lake
patent
medlelnea.
Two
tabla
apoontoli
daily
BIU,lJy
,nffi.
tmmm
T-iiri
dent.
Cbronle
"tea,
with
earh
eal.
If
not
relieved
tMi
way,
your
dortor.
Made
by
Kellogg
la
London,
Oot,
Face
Cloths
Turkish
Face
CJotlis
assorted
olor
good
-i;
Dollar
Day
25C
V
AMI
Wabasso
Pillow
Case
Linen
nnlshed
full
site
hemstitch
-ed.
splendid
quahty
04
A
A
O
AUU
Dollar
Day.
3
cases
for
Suede
Crepe
Princess
Slips
20
Doz..
assorted
shades,
made
ui
In
fitting
style,
plain
and
lace
trimmed.
Dollar
Day
04
A
A
Mch
Scotch
Madras
Scotch
Madras
curtain
fabric.
31
Inches
wide,
assorted
design
Dollar
Day
Special
04
A
A
OA.UU
4
yards
for
Hungaloe
Nets
34
Inches
wide
white
or
Ivor)'
shad
assorted
dentins,
good
qu.iilM
Dollar
Day
Special
A
A
4',yaid.sfor
OX.UU
Bcautif
V.....
H.
signs
a
.
Day
2
Heavy
Tu
J
Ivory
shad.'
33
heavy
qua
:
,
Dollar
D.i
.
81,
3
yards
;
Knglish
Shadv
Assorted
!.
incites
win.
for
Dull.
11
:
2
yards
f
r
T0WKL1
mill,
at
i-'
price
in
3
.
Dollar
Dv.
5
Towels
f.
f
4
Towels
fx
3
Towels
f
Intltt
on
"GRANT'S
BEST
PROCURABLE
Taj
I
a
1
mtrwn
ma
-nia
wa.
Wm
auLr..
VnTHI
111
HUM
U4
nuuM
VT
TTSia
HtlnwNi
M.M
'
to;
rM,
Vg.
IfvT
r-l
ti
Tbk
kdvertWovenl
la
not
puMthi
or
dl.pia
.
'
Uoajil
or
tho
tivvernfoeot
of
llrtl
:
'
THE
DUN
For
a
Real
Vacation
Visit
Fishing
And
Enjoy
lennis
-
"I
BatlJ
All
the
Comforts
of
Home
Meals
to
T
Appetite
Special
Catering
to
Children-
Drink
Whenever
You
Wfah
Make
a
Foursome
at
Tennis
and
Take
Adn
Special
Kates
For
Parties
of
Four
or
X
Write
or
Wire
For
Keervalion
MA
DAMP
If
A
I
APT
Tl
,
Sail
on
Prince
Charles
for
I'ort
fmtt
KITCHEN
SPECIAL!
.
t,
.
-.
....
....
.
.
1
,
h
i
v-upvr
rov
Cleaning
uans.
a
real
speci.u
u
P
Iianana
St
Pineapple
Upside
Down
Cake
Tin-
r
g
Non-Scald
Aluminium
Tea
Kettles,
fill
throutti)
'w(,
g
Steel
Dutch
Ovens
with
removable
handle
fi
i'1'
"
g
small
roaster
each
p
4
Cup
Earthenware
Tea
Pots,
only,
each
I
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
I
NOW
OPEN
Palm
Coffee
Shop
Pleasant
surroundings
and
Service
with
a
Bmlle
,
Call
and
see
us
Across
from
the
i'owe
r
Co.,
Third
Avenue.-
Van's
i
Opposite
Quality
4
lot1
At
AO
Cr(
Ubellrd
Tor
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Phon