The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 29, 1917, Page 2

(ANE at det tame eg Tt 'STAR—THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1917, DEMONSTRATION FOR! ADMITS HE LIED PEACE PLANNED TO TRACY LAWYER WASHINGTON, March 29.—/@——--~ ae ° fift r) to th While congress ts coavening In war f Continued From Page 1. || —— at bri servi seasion, on Monday next, the caph|@ * y ee years ice 0 e tal will witness the biggest peace! will not be required to make tts homefurnisher! demonstration in its history, the/opening atatement until Monday, Pmergency Peace federation an-|the judge sald nounced today. Pactfictsta from all| The crows-examination of Auspos e s of the country will Mook] was continued by Fred H, Moore —— Z here for a mammoth antiwar dem-| Thursday morning. Your onetration, which will be featured On Auspos’ statement that the rn / by a parade on Monday night. first shot in the Veroua affair came Credit ~ - —|from the boat, Moore produced a| Is ) NOW) Memorandum which Auspos admit:| ted looked ike one Vanderveer had PLAYING | nace and afterward shown to him,| during @ conversation tn the bver ett jail | THIS | checking off the points noted on “NO CASH DOWN .’ your additional cr WEEK |" to) Ae are gh ae itor Beginning next week, I shall write a series of articles entitled purchases added to ‘ ONLY |: wit of them, except that he waid make your elections ot home- nl Wis Seek ke es Jeause he was “afraid to tell the | } | truth about that.” count here your ad ? - P 3 “make ditional purchas b. akee cies See, Pp Fh ag The purpose and intent of these articles will be to expose the graft and fake falsehoods own terma”—our well-known be added with 4 ~~ a oF eet eT that some dentists use while talking about themselves to the peopler eral credit service will ft you itial payment. ‘ | fndividual mecds’ And he asked you to tell him| the facta?” | on | HEALTH And you told bim the first shot enme from the dock?” T T I was scared to answer any | E E | erent.” 10-piece casserole set:}¥ cc... Nhat were you afraid oft i mings " was scared of the man tn No. ee | cell.” special for Friday and Saturday i | Thru a furtous hall of questions, IN Auspos stuck to this statement. Served In P: ‘The latter part of the cross-ex- | amination brought out the fact that Aurpos served in the U. 8. army EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D. 8. Mca sce : {1 the Philippines and wan di Seattle’s Leading Dentist. news Bee | orably acharged, having served i] 713 First Ave., Union Block. reproo' Ps +. mronths in a military prison P : earthen ware . a | » also admitted having been in 5 . heard the expression, “the iamation and suppuration take place, me *53 | . rm school for two years h { course, you supposed | and then the patient has an abscessed tooth, fhe following | when a boy, } f ecu. © | “The only inducement that was | to be j or se Expression hich | accompanied with a badly swollen face. The 4. Oe id out to you to change the n tion it has, because the | to sally lost and in many cases ne- oe = J ment that you made to Mr. h have sk lated in a previous | crosis occurs. The pus which forms is con- 1 Vanderreer was that you would be “Majeh” Ainsies (Frank a ei - ’ sub- | tained in the abscess and surrounding tissues, | protected?” aaked Moore Ke of Kentucky's it-like white sub- | tained in t : d € j “No, they said I'd be better off blecgrase country aad his t rs tl wns of the teeth, but id if in the lower jaw, very often burrows if Yd tell the truth,” answered young North minister ere is a me cle on the exy i s way between the muscles and extends to j Auspos, heartily » on pretty face of the nas “N yth’s | localities far remote from the abscess proper. —— Betty Ainslee (Margaret membrane,” which pr the enamel of In acute periodontitis, the abscess formation GREEN LAKE CLUB ree seis iii the soles teeth from the action of which find the is very i that the face may swell to an 4 " 9 racing he Thorobred way into the m rane ¢ ormous size in one night. jardiniere and Ths Green Lake Desincer Men'e|| oarener Gubivan, wits bis fal! _CHRONIC PERIODONTITIS — dy wit, keen . “Chronic perodontitis—subacute, as it might ansoctation is going to “noise it , ‘ stand: around” to congress to get that unt ots ptt in nree:¢ THE PERIDENTAL MEMBRANE with as much propriety be termed—has a his versal military tr bill thro . * a ethincae . special for Friday and ii » wedalies alk 1s the Goes Dollars and Sense,” : | The proper name of this membrane is the | tory markedly distinguishing it ie the Lake library Wednesday night a| reels of Key: < Periodonteum. It is to the tooth root what | Sthenic form; its causes are manifold. Mereu- — committee was appointed to draft comedy, ; iat + osseous tis- | Tial ulitis is perhaps the most frequent. Scor4 ' the periosteum is to the osseous ti t P req peceagy ong MA pee Pees Se amen or ettactures of the b _| butus is a common cause; being abundantly urge the Was! jon delegation te as s ctu t s 49c do its utmoat to secure passage of Ten Cents Qi) position of fibro-cellular tiss r expremed in every neighborhood where sam that law. The club president { " o th ‘ yurpose | pork 1s eaten to the exclusion of a mixe: jet. aia Rammnick ‘ee zo W. Hill, and AM Greek ts Any Seat + uber ieee one ys e pre + seceua Many cases have origin from the exanthems: regular price $1.25 15 fone on age card secretary. Any Time aed supporting the extertial vessels of of such cases scarlatina seems the most pro- —earthen jardiniere and stand; jar C Loge sents... 230 “The Double Squeeze” anved the Fourth Pike and Union tion and acts as a protecting cushion vo ¢; rubeola follows this in frequency, 4intere is & inches wide; total day for the Giant-killers, See The Jontinuows, 11 to 11 GF ahiodks abborber) A he phoric impression, as seen in conneo height with stand is 14 inches; reg- — mae Mar Monésy, Et : th people working in match factories, ular price $1.25; special for Friday ‘ 2 a = TOOTHACHES & cause familiar to most surgeons. Neural- and Saturday ........... There are a variety of toothaches, but the gic associations certainly beget irritability in undredths of an inch thick . most common are due exposed nerves. the periodonteal tissue, and, in cacoplastic when a cavity is found to have advanced until | states of the blood, may degenerate the nu- the nerve is involved and irritated by the | tritional changes. Rheumatism and gout, as presence of some foreign substance, or the | toxical conditions, are frequently found from nerve has become congested, or when | clinical experimentations to be the irritants inflamation of the perider membrane | supporting a resisting periodontitis. Uterine 79¢ Kt wakes you up in the mornt jhas developed, results im alveo-| reflections, those particularly from the men- mabies specleh tee Selene ond lar abscess Periodontitis, or toothache, | stral relation, are other causes. Age is a com- " RE pido on ré é 0a S which involves this membrane root covering, | mon cause d people losing their teeth by is classed as acute and chro The acute a degenerative condition of this membrane, - | a dull gnaw- | whi periodontitis begins wit h allows the organs to drop out; gr the ing pain, and grows more and more intense same result is found frequently to coincide 4 : sas i until th rot comes so t and sore | with tubular consolidation of the fan th The Star, in its edition of March 28th, 1917, advocates the paving ro He aaa cea cage f niatsttickial we ie et * i : >: ‘ that it feels much longer than all others | excess of nutritional work thrown thus on of the Pacific Highway from the Duwamish River to Renton Junction and the tooth cannot be brought against the }the periodonteum exhausting finally the eap- with Concrete, stating, “Pierce County has miles of it laid and it is opposing tooth because of the pain. | ability of the membrane. Tartar is a com- giving satisfaction there.” Finally, if the inflammation is not arrested, | mon and frequent cause of periodontitis.” Y ‘ ” - 2 * the inflammatory processes will continue until | EDWIN J. BROWNs The records of Pierce County give the following information in re- ; ard to the original cost of Concrete paving and kee f 99 | : Drugs tending 3.66 miles east frém Tacoma, leading to Puyallup: A | 00 00 be eevee ot, SO400 open house” is being at the) BREMERTON, March 29.— WUUN PERIOD- | YANKEES FIGHTING Original cost—(per mile, $10,982.00) . ¢ } Wonderful Invention Restores ICAL HEADACHES ABROAD WANT To Repairs in 1914—oiled with Roadamite ... 2.153.00 U. of W. Thursday, starting at 1! grand jury list, comprising |. Health While You Sleep i i iri ‘ D>. 4 continul ti 10. Alzens of Kit county, Was drawn commonty called “sic J Repairs in 1914—repairing cracks with Asphalt 291,00 a OIN U. S. ARMY T neering . yesterday. The jurors will report eesy Apes ee 7 ve program of subjects of interest to) y ? 7% “ia stern Otten tk Repairs in 1945—repairing cracks with Asphalt , 88.00 mining engineers was listed. ctor Papi Ad geri Poo Rhees headaches, or that it " - Repairs in 1915—oiled with Roadamite oat 1,729.00 ae # fairs of Bremezton will be thoroly Mervous condition; and in certain LONDON, March 29.—Amertcans Suhel in 1916 iled with Roadamite Wi oss > If you value your wateh, ho aired before these citizens eee Ende Ae rae. ed, st x [DOW fighting the Germans under pairs ——O'EC ads Soebeeeerse 846.00 Haynes repair it. Next Liberty the ee ee NM stamiells af Soe’ | ota te doing tn nonce ey en Resurfacing entire length of road—Contract let atre.—(Advertisement.) A. ¥ wis’ |rather be doing it under the Stars " i. ——————— Sati-kamnia tablets to | OY ay March 18, 1917 34,450.00 At least that fs the case of a} |e os 1 | the ent With Easter just ten days > | large percentage of them, judgl - . ” should be as ‘qu rom the number that have 80 Total cost, including upkeep .... $79,861.00 will some times pressed themselves at tho i id PLASTERS can embassy here. Never a day * . a - bers pagses now that one of the sev Total cost per mile, including upkeep .............$21,820.00 gig en aad eee Ea ol email usually "preter oral Americans fn British “khaki Total cost per sq. yard, above concrete road ... 2.33 ‘ Colds $1 00 "5°. of the will shorten the fer his services direct to the Unit Total cost per sq. yd. Des Moines Brick Road. oe . 1.94 . ds wipee' oe “Age hag ba ye speng as.” lets may be ol ed States army in case the U. 8. | wy . < ‘drugs fe - prate from the seat. Wipes the A \ me fi, aiteatlied tor tor AK | goes to war. The above figures speak for themselves, The sum of $40,304.00 bi glass dry. Don't take chances driv-| You can regain your health, eum seuraisia and a pains RA CR was originally expended for the Hill concrete road. In less than Inst jing in the rain. Stontache cenebis’ huekjeke Genta —S— ll de Allg erp cg 3% years since this road was opened to traffic the ayer i y Navi a eS TX Ra AR a D STAR WANT ADS | Antarctic explorer, and seven of! 72 yea c 5 road We pe rarhic ne taxpayer is | \ ALLCOCK’S. WINDSHIELD SWIPE CO. |Your home, without the use ef druj ‘his men will be in Seattle April 15 compelled to pay an additional sum, almost equaling the original | 1111 First Ave. Seattle, Wash. |i wmedy that, cues such. Ean ~~ outlay, for repairs and resurfacing. Consider what must be the = ——— ———— | | Ea Se te per condition of a road requiring such continuous ex- fan body, ee ri : penditure. a le Mi Ba! , map ES 40,000,000 Pounds [izes away, we suggest In face of the above facts, should King County le ’ ’ ounds Gib grass Say coe nay the road from Duwamish River to Renton Junction with 6 Wear Electra-Vite while you a look at the individ- fl Concrete? of Coffee nie a. ‘You wake up tn the. ite ets morning full of vim, free with new life. You wake ual styles IN NEW and aches. r * are imported annually by the United States, Ten ode tens watt SPRING -SUITS, Will the Taxpayer Call This a per cent of this quantity is grown on the high unbroken va cam of ge vantc elec: COATS AND MIL- Satisfactory Road? elevations and fully ripened in the green. It is while you sleep, infusing ene the “cream” of the supply. From this latter por- Rey enetey One Soe fe LINERY shown at Does Anyone Know When or Where a “ne eae pallid eeu SE . stron h y men out it - this store. of slow: This Expense Is to End? | EAD WHAT THe MAY SAYS OF | [YOO ress You Can O Ac- ce cout Mere ‘ay Timo sone sia ee fa and arrange payments to | fre the dere DENNY-RENTON O ee m ee ne, ‘The Cup of Satisfaction GaN or write top can bean. which represents also the highest skill in selecting, blend- tile, all abeee Meas Then ing and roasting to provide that irresistible cup flavor of ment we ‘ Hollywood, All this costs us more, but the price to you is nsultation free, Office hours: 9 only the pound a. m. to 6:30 p. m.; Sundays or e: a ings by appointment, Phone Main 0 General Offices, Hoge Building ponent patie The Electra-Vita Co. ng Seattle Washington Commercial Importing Co. jf} wmrzzr-s"ss. 1832-1984 SECOND AVENUE ttle, Ww | READ STAR WANT AD8§ J Epi) orn weve