The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1919, Page 9

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THE SEATTLE STAK TUMSDAY, APRIL 1, 1919. PAGE 9 PAINLESS DENTISTRY BY EXPERTS 0 LO =R need you N fear the dentist's chair. Pain has been eliminated by the methods used in this office. No matter whether it is a tooth to be extracted or a tender, sore cavity that needs attention, be as- sured that, at this office, you may come and feel no discomfort while the opera- tion is being performed, That seems like a broad statement, but we are so sure it is true, that we will extract teeth FREE when other work is ordered, so that you may know exactly from your own experience how easy it is to have your teeth placed in proper re- pair. THE BEST IN DENTAL PRACTICE HEN you enter this anywhere. You will know that only the most mod- ern and approved methods are used for You cannot afford to have anything but the best in dental work. No amount of regrets will bring back to you the teeth nature gave you, nor can mistakes of inexperienced den- your protection. tists be rectified. office know you will have the services of the best dental surgeons to be found MOSIPES, D.v.5 DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS CARCELY a day passes but some mention is made in the newspapers of another death, caused directly or in- directly by decayed or ulcerated teeth. Physicians of world-wide now recognize that some of the most deadly diseases are the healthy teeth. Even though your teeth cause you no pain at the present time, they should be examined frequently by experts. you experience result of un- Examinations by Experts Are Free It costs you nothing to know exactly what is the trouble with your teeth and the cost of having them properly repaired. Come in today and let us make a thorough examination. BOSTON DENTAL COMPANY 1420 Second Ave. (Opposite Bon Marche) GAS “Sour Stomach olhowes mach Gwelling and Full Feeling, 80 tees complained of after meals telieved in Two Minutes. Almost in ‘gant relief from Pains in the Stom ech caused by undigested food. ’ ON 30 DAYS’ TRIAL fend tc postage, name and you on approval cur stomach Joto, for 20 days, at time you are to send us $1.00 feturn the unused portion if not sa | Aétress: Bellingham Chemical ‘Ge, Beltingham, Wash a SAYS NEXT WAR | TO BE IN WEST Phelan Says Pacific Coast Is Being “Japanized” SACRAMENTO, A April 1—The all- ad-| | absorbing topic plainly written, and we will members of the many others who have packed the assembly chamber to hear Senator J any old league of nations is better than no league at all | “The next war,” | be fought on the Pacific. |nese have that lust of world empire | similar to the kaiser, to reach out! Get Back Your Grip on Health Physician Gives Practical Advice On What to Do To 'P Build Up Your Strength, Power | jand cc other lands.” He told of the Japanese land laws barring foreigners and excluding Chinese coolie iabor, declaring “and if they do that, they cannot come in ourt with clean hands n of America barring them from this They Japanizing the Pacific coast,” «ud Phelan, “and wherever Clee they feel it is desirable. They are evading the land laws with cor porations run by Japanese brains and Japanese capital, with setup white men as figureheads.” are today among the legislature, and W. Va, April 1 in place is post STONE COAL. v M D. Phelan, in his terrific attack on ™* sag ee Lor posta! clerk, town photographer, notary the Japanese, and his doctrine that | public, justice of the peace and rea! estate man. To keep from being an habitua! he declared, “will | loafer, Mead, who is 65 years old. The Japa does his own cooking and washing He has been postmaster here for 34 years. and Endurance—Explains sHow Organic Iron—Nuxated Iron—Helps Put Renewed Vim and Energy Into the Veins of the Weak, Nervous and Run-down— | Thousands of men and women are im- ‘Pairing their constitutions, laying them- ives open to iliness and literally losing Abeir grip on health simply because their Wood is thinning out and possibly Marving through lack of iron. To possess the power, energy ‘#04 endurance that win the Mood should be rich in ‘Mrength-giving | For this purpose % is below ‘Slain why they pre- th, by enrich the blood and thou- of new red Cells, often trans the Mabby Mesh, tonei * — 1 And pallid cheeks of Weak, anaemic rr and art inton slow of health # the strength of ¥ Nervous, run-dow im two weeks’ time | (a ch te intended we she lor supplying this mee ereasing the red bl T know of nott pian organi Om a cate fiihe formuin ana’ Med Tron, 11 J exeparat would fPation of tror s s ee bealthic ~ r, healtier from. hay blood. - fit of 4 ful fee fignais natare folks when the a pondenc 3 Lack of 0d has ruine ob . atrains. the You can tell which people nerves and heve « firm grip on henith u 4 —Atrong, vigorous folks with OA Plenty of iron in their blood. [7g ha) to success and power In every walk of “Therefore ingly advise who the need strength and blood builder t get a physician's prescription r organic iron Nuxated Iron or if you don't want to go to this trouble, then purchase only Nuxated Iron in its or. iginal pac and sen ° long ean or|sheviki in Hungary Num a people | the while hay increased their | Charged w simply by form. in some e for months quae without obtaining any benefit. vew to tired, listless . Manovfacturers’ Note: Nuzated Iron, Untike the older ©} Western Wash It te a Ain thin Co., Bartell Drug Co, Swift's Pharmacy and ali other drugeiste, penne suffielent iron in d mapy @ man's NAVAL PROGRAM OUTLINED HERE Congressional Committee Here on Inspection Tour -— “ sin Continued From Page One »” “= = oo they return (o Washington. and « os at Camp Lewta, m cont $2,000,000, to make the will be sanc Repairs oath ved the Hremerton ke Wash anal, the naval trair ng station at the univers the navy proving grounds and maga aines Welcomed Here ‘The party was welcomed by a com Chamber of Commerce; Joshua y were welcomed by a commit ded by Roy O, Hadley, of the cormmer ce: Burke, Wink kus and W to Ta the oma te uests at heon at ‘ommerve on, and Tues ab at ne day eve their party, including the committee from Bremerton, will be guests at a dinner at the Army | and Navy club. day in Breme navy yard. Thur thru inspecting the day the party will und on the steamer nt Washing 4 the naval and magazine at Keyport. Wh fn e Boeing airplane wut be visited. Come Back Friday factory The delegation will spend Wednes headed by Roy O. Hadley, of | At midnight Thursday the party/ will leave for Port Angeles, and Fri day noon will be guests of the Cana tub, of Victoria, leaving for ington over the Canadian Pa The p s to gain first bai cerning the fa for handling ship pair work and to investigate the deep water harbor adjacent to Camp Lewis, which Pierce county has suggested be as @ port of embarkation for noltiers Hteaving for Hawall and the trands |A. Britten, republican 4 com | line waters The congressional party is: Fred Chicago; Sam J. Browning, repubt: w Jersey Frederick C. Hicks, ret an, New York; Clifton McArthur, republi can, Oregon; William B. Oliver, dem ccrat, Alabama; Daniel J. Riordan democrat, New York; Carl Vinson. democrat, ( ta. Chairman Pad gett, of the committer, returned home from Portland because of {ih ness of his son. Congresamen John son and Hadley, campany the en, 28 HURLED INTO DELAWARE RIVER Bodies _ Recovered; Platform Collapses Four Pa been the BRISTOL, bodies have April 1 Delaware and [many searching parties are drag- |epectators and others workmen of | fore it actually s Jot Ernest ging for others hurled into the river late yesterday when @ platform on which they n- t laun ne Waukau d. The number of missing ously estimated at from Police are experiencing checking up the list of missing. as some of thore on the platform were the Merchant Shipbuilding where the accident occurred. The structure known as the pa trol bridge gave way under the weight ns Twenty-cight taken frow The Wauk from view « ered minutes el yards, nx persons w on after patrol bridge ver no to wit anwhile the ve» the £,800-ton ship as it struck the water may have drawn some of the bodies far into the channel Police launches are dragging the river be tween Philadtl phia and Trenton. - RHINELANDERS used | of Washington, ac | Four | fecovered from ARE RESTLESS Ask Disarmament of Troops and Freedom for Prisoners BY FRANK J. TAYLOR United Pres Correspondent Rhineland by th row 1s regard f a new cama present © full extent will not be certain be- 8 under way da being made en Among the demu | by the soviets are Disarmament of all troops, arm- {ing of the proletariat, freedom for Jail political prisoners, immediate and close relations with the Bol- and Russia. nin Berti were irate ’ nt's arre Daumig clty's soviets He nt rad was lerge reanizat sverthrew the kaiser, He th instigating the Spar tacan uprisings in January. The se- viets claim his arrest was the result of the government's opposition. respon: which is ded above, Is not a secret rem~ -| Ask Completion of Road Around Lake A plea by t Nobile club of the Chamber Hotel Men’s as ing and gravel a three stretch between and Newport, to complete nd Lake Washing dered by the of Commer nd th sociation for the ing of Bellevue foar of further King | 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 2 YOU SET THE PRICE 29 USED | CARS | 25 25 25 WHICH WE MUST SELL THIS WEEK E believe that everybody in Seattle ought to own an Automobile. cote cepwatane opeapanie gga R E have 25 used cars on hand—A-1 con- dition—traded in on new sales and gone over thoroughly—which we must move at once to make possible more new car sales. YOU GET THE BENEFIT GET THAT CAR NOW AND ENJOY THE GREAT OUTDOORS Special Terms, Easy Payments,Prices Exceptionally Low WILLYS-OVERLAND PACIFIC we. 12TH and EAST PINE OPEN EVENINGS DURING THIS SALE ONLY TILL 9 P. M. ‘STARTS TODAY 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 STARTS TODAY VOTE AGAINST SHIP WALK-OUT 11,961 Against Strike Out, of 17,500 Ballots Cast Seattle metal trades unions voted | down the proposed shipyard strike proposition for April 1, according to the results that will be announced officially at Tuesday night's session f the Metal Trades council Th astwiee Fr ndum waa p mechan cir helpers 86 Only one Seattle union favored the , according to metal trades of . Fourteen unions voted Three unions did not There were 17,500 votes cast, with 11,961 opposed to the strike. Union members eligible to vote total | were — 3h 600 would have been cal because conference now on the way | Veiiiiie Turtle Regurdieas of the vote, no strike) delegates to the YOKOHAMA, Japan, home According to the correspondent, the Boisheviwi would be required to cease finuancing propaganda, discon. Caught and Freed |i. fighting, and allow certain April 1—-A | parts of Russia the Fight of self<ie- turtle measuring 6 feet from head | te had wired, requesting that action be| io tail and 5 feet acsoms ite shell, | ee held up until their return. the head being 16 inches in ciroum: |/ 1 7 ference, was caught recently by Jap- BLUES i j — XPERT OPTICAL SERVICE BARE SECKET TREATIES anese fishermen and released by Ab PARIS, April 1.—The Journal des | Long, Chinaman, who paid $55 for || #f yew Debats today published two secret the privilege of giving the turtle its treatios between Bulgarta and Aus tria-Hungury, showing the conces- | Pounds and sions granted thé former for enter ing the war on the side of the central powers freedom. The turtle weighed 1,000 years. The turtie ts a sort of sacred em- \dlem and the Chinaman who can set one free in the ocean considers himself especially blessed. Dr.A.U.ROGERS»s May Admit “Reds” | to Peace Meeting LONDON, Aprill—The Paris cor respondent of the Daily News said today that allied statesmen have sub- mitted a proposition to the Russian | soviet goverument, whereby the Bol- sheviwi would be admitted to the 403 (HEL BLDG SECOND & PAL ST. SEATTUE i? -30 Years’ Experience Scientific, efficient examination without drugs. 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