The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1918, Page 3

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SHIPYARDS ASSURED The future of Seattle's shipbuild ing industry is assured, says Rear Rousseau, vice presi S shipping board. who ts here on a tour of inspec tion. “Seattle's shipyard growth since I was here in 1917 is remarkable,” he declared, “and I am informed that fresh capital is being interest ed all up and down the Coast in building new yards, which points to an increase rather than a lessen. 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George Dilling meeting Interior recently, w the governme large sums of states for the | maid the of W receive part of the loan the development of landa thru irr gation. rt spoke on ate go commibility wil rmining } be placed where he pportunity to be himself and the community and state, where he will have every opportunity and expand. He may then, | entabliah begin to pay the amail payments, extending ong period of Ume. | With the perfection of jegistation covering all the questions relating the details of reclamati work fiately begin The nd ¢ fin Washington | 500.000 acres. call of servic ‘ow to different nent of land. money develop state anh gton w ora notual will Imm be reclaim y ontimated at of which 3,000,000 are arid, 2,000,000 logned-ott, and 600,000 swamp and ve siow | Reclamation of the 3,000,000 acres | Ice arid land will be effected largely | by Irrigation | Reclamation of the 2,000,000 acrea of loggedoff land will be assured = biasting and digging. ‘The swamp lands, which, in certain | lines, will be the best and most pro | ductive soll of all, will be reclaimed a drainage system and diking well and vigorous, with | The last-mentioned land is consti tf} sore tuted of river-heads and margins, and ring. aching | ow areas in the vicinity of Igkes, and will, when reclaimed, have wa- as wel rail traneportgtion. Land will be reclaimed inf its avail ability order; that is to may, land which can be moet easily reclatmed will be redeemed first. The progress will be naturally slow, association of ficlals state, but sufficiently rapid to Lcoomme the wishes of the to the soil” axpir Complete reciam: the legislature wh January, 1919, will start the me iam of tar Thin will ¢ tely establish Wash. ton as the first «tate in the Union land settlement rding to In the which FOR FEXCESs URIC ACID: USE_ THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT 75 Cent Bottle (32 Doses) REE 1 suet use you worried tired, stiff lees and arma and muscles, an aching head burning and bearing down pains in back n out before the day think you have to| by ndition be start the day begins mtay Indder weak Ming pains f bed half Uap and Preatment adder dis ther atl excessive uric or stub tried the will give 22 doses) free if you t out this notice and send it ur name and address, and ent stamps to help pay post to the I To prove the Williams conquers kidney Gasen, rheurr back te on plans before h convenes in han: | ast Hampt 1 you Ww and wit Only one bottle to f family n F utive Secre welling of the © start community gation H a co-operative plan, any ot the same Hi med land will be on the st of terms American citizens will be privileged to buy and establish themselves defi y fe of the ary re oan only nit in the productive first provisions made when the legislative pro@esses are un der way, will be the appointmént of 1 land settlement board, empowered to make of agricultural and plan reclamation projects. | A revolving fund of $1,000,000 will be | asked to sustain the board. The en land settlement work will be conducted by a commisison of five ed by the governor. a survey needs because its formula is correct appoin| Defense Men Will | Meet Friday Night ates from the 84 auxiliaries King county council of de- | fense will meet at 409 county city building, 8 p. m. Fri problems out close of the ¥ called in answer to Gov peal that the council continue its | work | Harold Preston, chairman of the | council, in calling the meeting, is sued a statement saying the defe nse | councils have equally important re constr tion work as they had dur-/ ing De! of the wor contain? SUARAN TEE? Land Enormous Sum Is | Spent During War WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.--The war has cost $175,000,000,000 for all belligerent nations, according to tue federal reserve board. This complete up to May 1, 1918 will total $200,000,000,000, estimated Congressmen Will Be Free Next Thursday WASHINGTON, Noy. 19—The vent congress adjourn next Arrang ad have b and republic will ments for the n completed by n leaders of pre Thursday journment COR. FIRST AVE. AND PIKE 8h) rats Phone Main 4965 the house and ate ne final ses |“IF L HURT YOU, DON’T fio. or the present congress will be PAY ME.” gin December 2 This te my mennage of Gell 3 Cl ance to you from the fear t Boys aeneho$ fompantes Dental operations: The Whitney Boys 1 EXTRACT, FILL, CROWN and again commence TREAT Teeth absolutely without woek. ‘Tuesday pain tn all cases but acute absceaned held ut the Y. M. C. A.; Wednes 62nd st. M. KB. ehureh conditions. Zour city for day at Gilman Park M. 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Bed, = priced encore. Seattle’s most Morris and Shaw, comedians, come in for a good share of laughtef and applause. ampson and Douglas, a pleasing ppair, have a nifty patter act. The Two Mayatakes, Japanese acrobats, perform somé daring. feats Ruth Roland stars in the “Hands Up” serial which opens the show. Miss Magon is one of popular musicians. two Hebrew |New Show at Pan | Opens With Good | All-Around Bill “Here Comes Eva,” starring is the Eva Seattle pyfpolucky Fva La Rue. Pantages headliner this week needs no introduction | vaudeville fans. Among her num a French song which made 1 hit with Monday night's The supporting players, neluding six nimble, prettily-cos tumed chorus girls, are capable. Happy Jack Gardner f: stop ped the show with his ch eriza- tion of 4 musician at the front in F He has a style s own Osborne as the back the (FH=_ MODERN PAINLESS DENTISTRY HYGIENE AND HEALTH IN DENTISTRY To every intelligent person th® ideal in dentistry is to prevent loss of teeth, to main- tain them in normal, healthy condition, and to keep their usefulness from being impaired. When a tooth becomes sensitive or begins to decay, it is in a diseased condition, and a normal, healthy condition must be restored. This is generally possible if in time. Once re- stored, the rudimenta rules of hygiene sug- gest the necessary daily care of the teeth. But the great trouble with the vast major- ity of people is to get them to give the regular attention which is necessary for the health of the teeth. Hygienic conditions maintained by daily care are not enough. Every person should pay at least two visits a year to his dentist. 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