The Daily Missoulian., 1912-06-15
'REC0RD-bREAK|NG ATTENDANCE MARKS
THE FIRST DAY Of DENTISTS MEETING
Masonic Temple Sessions Are Well AttendedDr. Cook
Of Chicago Gives Interesting Address--A Large Num-
Der Of New Applications Receive Favorable Action---
Banquet in the Evening Proves to Be Big Success.

, bers Of the society. Each had his per-
sohal experiences with cases along the
1.-The of DR.. Cooks talk and his ideas
on various cases were of great inter-
est to the gathering.
DR.. w. Il. Grlswold of Butte fol-
lowed DIR. Cook, and gave demon-
stration of the effectiveness of vibra-
tory treatment of inflammatory condi-
tions of the oral cavity. His work on
exhibit was given careful attention
and In the short time at his disposal
demonstrated the efficacy OF vibratory
treatment very successfully.
! DIR. Griswold was succeeded by Dr.
w. l.. Dunlop of Spokane, who demon
strated the Dunlop vapor Pyorrhoea
machine. DR.. Dunlop's work was
greatly appreciated by the meeting. He
will continue this today.
After DIR. Dunlop had concluded, the
trolley ride was due and the meeting
adjourned until 1880. The trip to Bon
ner and the fort proved to be a big
success, and It was n jovial crowd in
every sense of the word that took it.
The Evening.
DIR. Cook was to deliver another ad-
dress before the society at 1880, but 1t
was late when the members assembled,
and, owing to the fact that Dr. Cook
was tired, DR.. II. r. Rathbone of Dill
Ion talked on Fractures of the Man
dible." DR., Rathbone discussed the diff
ferent kinds of fractures and methods
of reducing them. He cited illustra-
tions from his own experience and
ended with "a talk on the value of the
I X-ray In locating and treating the frac-
lures.
The Banquet.
The banquet was undoubtedly the
| feature of the evening. DR.. Ellis of
Missoula had prepared a menu la
dentistry and II made n decided hit
with the visitors. as did the banquet It,
self The menu was as follows:
Peroxide Martini Cocktail
Puree de Impression Trays
Painless Sweet Pickles Pulpless Olives
Non-Conducting Onions
Nude Radishes
Porcelain Filets or Halibut. Egg Sauce
Partial Plate Bitter Root
Spring Chicken en- Half
Plaster of Paris Cream Gravy
Molar Salad
Mush bite Potatoes Sugar Tooth Corn
Asparagus n Ia Bicuspid
Toothess Biscuits
Pumice Stone Finished
Strawberries and Cream
Assorted Teeth Cake
Moulding Compound Waters
VulcaniZed Nabiscos
Dental Society Teas
Amalgam Vanilla Waters
Tea Coffee Milk
At the conclusion of the banquet
was when the real good time came.
President w. c. Gutelius called on man
after man, and all of them had moth
Ing but the kindest words for Missoula
and the Missoula men who have had
the preliminary arrangements In hand
After expressing their satisfaction with
the meeting. their hope for the con-
tinued prosperity of the organization
and an appreciation of the banquet, the
session finally adjourned. to meet again
at o'clock this morning.
Today's Events.
The morning will be entirely taken
up with the reading of papers on SUBJ
jects relating to the dental professions
and 1t Is probable that a good part OF
work. Reports of the officers who
served during the past year. election
and installation of officers and an au-
tomobile ride around the city will COM
plete the werk of today and the meet
ing will finally adjourn. The auto
mobile trip Is being made under the
auspices of the chamber of commerce,
which has undertaken to provide the
visitors with means of seeing the city.
Those Here.
The following were present at yes
terday's sessions: w. A. Barth, Great
Falls: II. w. Beck. Hamilton; c. l..
Bishop, Anaconda: q. A. ChevigRy,
Butte; a. II. Cole. Butte; J. Vincent
Cole, Helena; Il. =. DUNCAN. Missoula
f. G. Ellis, Missoula: W. u. Griswold,
Butte; w. &. Gutelius, Anaconda: T..
B. Hall. Deer Lodge; IL. II. Hurlbut.
Mssoula; II. B. Lowry. Butte: J. d.
Macdonald. Anaconda: r. II. Nelson.
Missoula; r. II. Rathbone. Dillon; Il.
r. Rider. Missoula; a. G. Sandberg,
Butte; II. II. Severance. Great Falls;
G. l.. Smith, Mlssoula; r. l.. Spaulding,
Helena; II. J. Riley, Missoula; l.. II.
Thurston. Roundup; ID. J. Wait, Hell
ena; W. B. Walker, Missoula: Charles
Lord, Manhattan; &. a. Pike, Philips
burg: r. O. Hines, Stevensville; w. Il.
Dunlop. Spokane; j. A. Phillips, Ham
ilton; q. w. Harker. Deer Lodge; +. w.
Adams. Billings; G. w. Cook. Chicago;
B. II. Vosburg, Kalispell; j. l.. Scott.
Missoula; H. C.. Craddock Hamilton: