The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-24
DENTISTS MEET /
AIV|NUAL CONVEV|
"Toothache" Movies and
tai Exhibits Featur
Opening Day.
FINAL SESSIONS TC
Numerous Papers on ]
OF Interest Read by Pr
nent Dentists.

ASIDE from the professional
demonstrations Of the dav tha~-
TWO other interesting feature
marked the opening OF the +
second annual meeting of tha
state Dental society Yesterday
were the toothache moving
hlm' which was shown last nioht
supper room of the Hotel Utah. 4
several exhibits of dentists' -.
instruments and accessories di.
IN fve rooms on the mezzanine
Oh the hotel during the day.
The moving picture film clor.
day 5 work, and it was much
clated by the delegates on acco,
the combination OF comic and
features presented. A great nor
the him Is devoted TO the exuerf
examination and supervision AZ
IN the public schools in modern
In this respect 1T is edncationaI
masses and of professional infe,
the dentist. The comic feature
illustrates the groundless fear
felt for the dentist s instrnme,
those afflicted with tootha che
and also depicts the great advan
has been made in dentistry with
paratively few years.
Exhibits Extensive.
In the exhibits Of manufaet,,
supplies for dentists are found
appliances and lotions empIoyed
art. From the variety on exhib
would seem that not a single ART;
been omitted. There are machin
wheels, gears, belts and f1exibIe
that look as if they were caps
making efficient execution where
Piled, Then there are the fine
used in filing teeth, the rubbe
porcelaius utilized in making ca
false molars; lotions to soothe In
and sanitary powders and was
keep the mouth in cleanly att,
ness. The exhibits are declared
the best ever seen in the state.
Will be open today for the ins
OF the public as we'll as that
gates to the convention.
Today will conclude the con,
the annual banquet occurring
Hotel Utah after the meeting
have been ended This afte
meeting will be devoted enti
business, which will include the
election Of officers. AT the close
business session the delegates vi
at the Deseret gymnasium, or q
Of them as may desire to do so.
Welcomed by Governor.
At the opening of the con
yesterday the address of welco
delivered by Governor Sprv, wh
much credit to the state board o1
examiners as agents in bringinI
a higher state of efficiency
dentists and advancing the
character of dsntal work in tn
w. J. Davis, president of the
made an appreciative response
address of the governor.
Captain John S. Marshall, U.
| lNliiCuI iCoIuluS dG rdu FIduOl1
DR.. G. H. Gilbert of San Die
distinguished guests of the III
ciety during the convention.
Marshall is clinician for the Ca
state dental association and Doc
bert occupies similar positic
the southern California associati
Papers were read yesterday 1
by Captain Marshall, z, A. Tri
Joseph II. Grant of Salt Lake
cussion was led by G, e. EIlerh
&. Van Law and Claud @. Cam
of Salt Lake. M
Clinics in Afternoon.
In the afternoon were had ID
clinics, the following officiating
ert Hall, E. S, Springer,
Squires, Royal E. Wight, Cls
Cannon, G. E, Ellerbeck, E. A.
Otto J. Monon and Claud W. @.
Salt Lake; w. A. Marshall, N
A. II. Gilbert, San Diego; Cal,
Richards. Bountiful; w. Fl. Pet
den; S. B. Thatcher, Logan;