The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 4, 1919, Page 2

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When Cafe DINNER EVENINGS From 630 to A la Carte If Desired Pike at Seventh Ave NOW ON Until Friday Mack Sennett's Comedy 55 years service to the homefurnisher! | Service Men _|WAGE BILL EXECUTED Lose Their Votes BY STATE SENATORS) 500 Seattle service} OLYMPIA, March 4—The senate since the election books were closed, have Tight to vote in today’s Taree they were in the the army or navy. » | lor, the bill was laid on the ‘The System Against Grip | °°" Ty’ TIVE BROMO QUININE | table, a form of prompt and pain comine S which 4. less execution. * epg and thus pre-| = SUNDAY —IN— this morning made short work of | the Nichols compensatory wage dill, a bill requiring that all wages Guterson's Ke nd Intiuenza.| y¢ fi ROMO QUI- you value your watch, let KLAW @ ERLANGER AND Grehestra ‘Ss signature | Haynes repair it. Near Liberty | GRORGE ¢, TYLER Each Member a theatre.— Advertisement. o ‘one ALEXANDRA ma rant, file Pule ran up w by Chapm PLAYERPHONE iXcuxe | | SKINS OF SEA LIFE MILLIONS | IT wat Hotel Gite tone we CLEMMER Million Dollar Super. 2 shall be “adequage, sufficient and) cke | compensatory.” On motion of Sen or as he le yainet } ¥ T-bor A trie tions of songs and instru- [bone steak & mental music of your own T-bone stank and fixings 7 4 selection (six 10-inch D. D. steal $ % records), all for this re- At the conclusion, Judge Gordon mar! a =T said, trying to make the corne of : kably low pr co hin mouth behave Puls, how can + 4 The pr ner hung < He . $52.60 yap WE sewcowsese — | |Bearest drug store, Take no sub-|had teen nabbed in action by two —and “your credit is good! ® Wonderful blessing to ah lain-« . Darkens Gray Hair to a natural shade, Doubles ite | ine the heasel stoow tamed dressing Dalene od fn ‘onsen. Bt ie at Night Half. ssian IN BOOTH TARKINGTON AND JUL IAN STRE ETS THECOUNTRY COUSIN SEATS NOW SELLING urry! Hurry!! i Hurry!!! Large Crowds Sunday and Monday © Went Crazy Over the Big disappears. write Revinel, Laltimore DANCE ‘ By the Gorgeously Gowned and Beautiful Chorus of Thirty Girls The Biggest and Greatest Musical Offering Ever Seen in Seattle DON'T MISS IT To Avoid Crowds, Come Early Independence The man who practices systematic saving lives the Declaration of In- dependence in a praiseworthy, per- sonal fashion. Not only does he add to his own poise and well being but he strengthens the nation by placing his surplus earnings where it can be used judiciously and prof- itably in the work of the world. Savings Department Open From 6 to 8 Every Saturday Evening The Seattle National Bank Resources $30,000,000 Until Saturday Night Only RPHEUM THIRD —~ AND - MADISON B | Pierce—Mra. Haskell—took the gavel | chapped, sore | for that skin eruption | F 1} —— Quick relief ; Ries If your skin burns and itches inces- | santly—if your hands are 4 or bleeding- ‘don't suffer another min- ute’s annoyance simply anoint the tender parts with Resinol Ointment, Ai and all the itching and soreness usually wre fa ts sachet me cases anoint Unicker with the Stocment and bandage before reuriog. At all Drweristy. For free samples Md. THE SEATTLE STAR--TUESDAY, MARCH 4, coe Puls Pulled Some Stunt, But Pull With the dh Was Gone UP FORDEBATE & INSURANCE BILL IN THE SENATE OLYMPIA, Mar bate in [the state senate today stormed |f round the proposed French insur | ance bill, creating a comminison to 5 and a of this ‘There whieh the 4 protected. 1 dO not be od proposed by Commissioner Fish back Is the best method, For this reason, I joined in the minority re t of the committee, which pro pores that the rate be revised by a ommittee of five, appointed movable by the ernor, I believe that method will prote and get better romults.” nator Lamping's speec en or eight ugents in the state, he had counted upon by the insur rests to help them defeat WILSON PLANS “SHOWDOWN” _WITH SENATE t the people neral in officially renate re of nations nt is confider home,” and nd ite ratific ine comen HUN ASSEMBLY WILL DISSOLVE ™ PENHAGEN preced maFtial law in it was reported in other dispatches Mobs, disarming the police, succeed, ed in capturing the central police | station. Military Governor Wernke | has ordered that everybody seen on | | Che street after 6 p.m. shall be shot | without warning Nippons Smuggle Drugs Into China, Says Commissioner | | for the committee on public informa: | tion, who arrived today from the! Orient on the liner Hart sald organized ® are king opium n into na, dinguised as food and war mu and then are selling the druga openly 5 As a result, the drug habit is again ring ground,” said Hart. | When ft. things were in a deplor- | able state. Men and boys were flocking to the drug joints, China Il soon become a nation of drug | nds unless the smugling is stop: | ped OLYMPIA, March 4.—For the first | time In t history of the state, a woman occupied the epeaker’s chair | n the house today. The lady from | and guided the lawmakers thru two hours of quibbling over a minor! measure, affecting reclassification of | Cures & Cold in| | Convene at Juneau wa choven to preside & G0day session a. @. 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Most diseases of the human body are traceable to two mouth causes—dis- eased teeth and infected tonsils. The scientific dentist is the man who has and uses the X-ray in his office as an aid to his correct examination. Remember, the greatest menace, the most evil, comes from teeth that are diseased and which cannot be known by the usual symptoms. The X-ray exposes to the skilled eye and knowledge of the dental scientist plainly the roots of every tooth, whether the pulp (nerve) is vital or dead, whether the roots are healthy or diseased, and if diseased the degree of the infection, whether it is a case of simple pulpitis, or acu I treated if a correct and h But in cases of chronic de nt the disease by removing the followed in cases of pyorrhe veolar abscess. ese cases can be successfully nd thorough medicinal treatment is applied. abscessed teeth the skilled dentist exterminates ause (the tooth). The same course must be , where the delicate peridental membrane (skin of the root of the tooth) is very greatly involved. To stop the ravages of destruction, the teeth diseased beyond saving must be sacrificed to save those teeth that can be treated back to health. To do this for you your dentist must possess a high order of scientific skill in the practice of dentistry. This same Science applies to all operations in which mechanics has no part. To remove an impacted lower third molar successfully requires superior skill in oral surgery. To extract any tooth in the human jaw painlessly, with- out tearing or lacerating the surrounding parts, and without bad after-effect, requires scientific skill. To correct cases of malocclusion successfully re- quires scientific skill. There are a score or more of very important phases to Dental Science, in which the mechanical plays no part. 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