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The Springdale news., 1905-05-05

In taking with The News young Nil. Sallie said his father Was 47 years of age, and was an lnTeterate worker#who frequently oVertaXed himself. Less than a year ago he suffered stroke of aPPopieXy from the effects of which he had not entirely recov- cred and his family have feared another attack.
 The peoPleof Springdale sym pathize deeply with Mrs. Sallie in her sudden attliction and they generously rendered every assist anee possible.
 Prof NJ. F. Croxdale, suparin- tendent Of Springdale public schools, will spend his vacation writing life insurance for the Se- curity Mutual.
 Someone sends The News q communication, from Norwalk. California, but as no name Is signed to it 1t goes into the waste basket.
 \ rather one-sided bail game was played at Goshen on WedneS- day of last week between a club at that place and a club from Fayetteville. Goshen Won by d score of 4o to }.
 On account of devoting so much space to court news last week We had to leave out some of our cor respondenee and other..loeal news. So if you didn't see 1t in The News last week you will know the reason why.=
 The Rogers correspondent who does stunts for the Little Rock Democrat appropriated the item inlaSt weeks News anent the clos ing of Van Wrinkle Hotel at Fay and sent 1t into that paper which printed It as special. This k nothing new for this fellow. how ever, for II appears to be ole of his faForite tricks.
 Mrs. Dr. Smith requests The News to announce that there will be meeting al tile Auditorium tomorrow Saturday afternoon in the=interests of the fruit, poul- trv and flower show to be held in Sprinedaie tbi> fall. The meet ing will be held at o'clock and il is hoped there will be good attendance. All are invited.
 N. NJ. Haislip writes The News from Mu>kogee, I. T., that lie Is located about 51. miles southeast of that place. He says that is q nice looking country, and land is selling at from S20 to 500 per acre, and usually in tracts of twenty to eighty acres. MT. Haislip says the water there is not very good as 1t contains al kali.
 NJ. k. Morris has sold his resi- dence property in the east part of town to Mrs. Conner, of Alva, Oklahoma. and will probably go over in the eastern part of the state on the new Missouri Pacific branch and locate if he can find something that suits him, Mrs. Conner, who purchased Mir. Nor ris property arrived a few days ago
 The county administration had it's final settlement yesterday with the court house contractors. This settlement involved a great amount of tedious work on the part of Judge Williams, on whom the duty lay to inspect the build ing and figure up the cost ot every item i'll it. When he had done this he submitted his figures to contractor Donaghey, who had also prepared table of expendi- tures. A forfeit of Ss0o.oo was demanded of the contractor for failing to complete the building by the first week in January It had been previously agreed that for each day over this time the contractor should forfeit S1o.oo
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
Shaw Talks on
"Ruhher Money"

CLEVELAND. O. Sept 2s-aec-
Rotary Of the Treasury Shaw adj
dressed tho Ohio Bankers aasoeiaz
ton this afternoon GA tho proposed
remedy for elasticity In cur
reney. tie said.
None Of the suggested rshodlea
appeal to me as atronglY a. the an.
thonzation OF additional national
hank circulation. THIS method In
wolves the right of national banks
Ia Increase their circulation to any
amount. say 20 so per cent of the
outstanding volumn Of government
bond circulation. on which the bank
should pay tax of 6 or q per cent
during the maintenance OF the In
creased circulation. the government
having under consideration this TAX
20 guarantee It's redemption This
tax viii be used Ia ease Of emefgs
ency. This method Is not TO adj
yerliao the existence Of an emery
cnry. hecause Il would put no new
kind OF currency Ia circulation, and
when the necessity for n was re-
moved. u would be redeemed. and
few would ever realize Il had been
done"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

BUDAPEST. Sept ss.--nctween
90 and % persons were injured ~ q
riot here yesterday. The socialists
and adherenta cf the coalition party
FLASHED. and for two solid hours
there were scenes % great excite
maut.
A big torchiiEht procession was
planned By she coalition party. hut
the socialists were opposed 10 tai.
aud At SIS o'clock Ia the evening.
while the coalition party wsss IN
the council room. about i.bee so1lel-
ists gathered oufslde and declared
their intention % going IN and teas
ing the room down. A large force
20 police was present and vas sup
ported By large gathering Of citi.
EeuA
The mob tried % enter. hat was
opposed ~ the police. A fight then
snsusa IN which several persons
we're stabbed Tna fight stopped for
a while nutil a gang % ihr coalition
party appeared On the scene. then
| there was a free for.aii fight be-
tween tire two factions. Ssicka.
knivca and stones were used viEar-
ously After an attack on the news
paper offices quiet was restored.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
Col. Pinkerion
Passes AWAY

Colonel william Piukaton. for
many years employed IA the United
states auartefmaHteeH department
ana wall known IN Seattle. died
"Wednesday az the Providence hos.
pitai Just before his illness he
was employed as purchasing agent
for the Alaska Central railroad. Hls
death was caused from an ailment
contracted while serving the gov
eminent in the Philippines.
Colonel plnkston was taken IN
while in Seward. Alaska. ana his
son. William Plnksiou. ir. was aent
there % bring his father out They
arrived IN the city on Monday and
the father was Immediately taken
% the hospital
The funeral was held at 3 20 .. m.
Thursday from thu Rouney Watson
morgue under the auspices Of the
Eika. He leaves a wife aud aon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
NEWS OF tine
STATE

THE O. II. a n. In a communal
cation TO the Washington state rail
road commission. denlea in toto the
charges OF rate discrimination.
JAMES MORRlSEN. farmer liv-
ing In the Naehea valley. was drag
ged from his buggy. near North
Yakima. aud badly beaten by two
drunken Indians.
A MILITARY band Ia being or
ganited az Auburn,
TWO Indian hopplckers nom
Puyailup fought n fierce fiEht over
the possession OF a broken down
bicycle. and both wound up In the
Tacoma jail
SENATOR PILES was given a re-
coption ~ walla walla Commercial
club on Wednesday evening Thurs
day he il Inspecting the state poni-
Tertiary.
THE supreme court says the
matter Of creating new school dis-
trtcta lies entirely IN the hands Of
the county superintendent.
A BIC distillery lie planned Al
sesiro- Woollsy.
ERA Att MafEklNNANN VIII AAAAtN
nearly 500. 900 bushels OF wheat this
season.
ODESSA was visited by a $3.50
fire early Tuesday morning
THE attendance At opening day o.
the Sunnyside fair vas small on ae-
count OF rain.
The body OF an unknown man was
found in the skAgit river near s..
dro- Wooiley.
SSOH0NfSH county jury acuuit-
ted ex-City Treasurer Geo. Holcomb.
Of Everett. charged with cmbexzie-
ment
SEVEN men were overcome BY
gas ia the Bonanza Queen mine.
near SilyeFtou. They were rescued
before seriously affected.
]. j. fDnfNs. OF Ia Conner. was
accidentally drowned In the SamiNm
river. while hunting. last Monday
THE Great Northern traffic over
the StiIlaguamlsh river AZ 9ilvana
was delayed several hours By log
Jam against n bridge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

Fourth avenue property owners,
affirming that theg are being "don=
hle-eroaaad" by tho powers behind
the Third hyegue regfade ordinance.
In cutting Off the diatrnt At the al
ley between the two thorough fares.
intend to have Fourth avenue
brought within the scope Of the
Third avenue regrade district.
with view toward investigating
tho matter a committee composed
of e. J Smith. Judge X 4 George.
Edgar Brown and Harold Preston,
has been appointed with inhtruc-
tlons 10 40 ahead IN the work. The
committee will go over the ground
thoroughly. after which u viii pre-.
pare a notification 10 be presented
10 the city council Al It's next meet
Ing
Harold Preston. M a meeting Of
the Fourth avenue property holders
held IN the chamber OF commerce
rooms on "Wednesday night. stated
that he believed Il was The sole in
tention OF the Third avenue prop
erty owners. In having the district
cut off At the alley. to skin out
OF any obligation which might oc.
cur when Fourth avenue ie graded.
Mr. Preston pointed out that by
reason OF the grade limits beinK
placed as they are the expenses ~
regarding Fourth avenue will be
greater than II the limits were ef-
tended lie points out that the ben
eft derived from the grading OF
Fourth avenue will revert mutually
10 tho owners OF property on both
streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
THINK THEY WILL Be
DOUBLE CROSSED

city Engineer Thompson when
questioned this morning In feEara
to the outcome of the citizens meet
Ing Wednesday night stated that ia
his opinion the course adopted was
unwiHe.
"Of course II Is understood the eH-
penae OF regarding Fourth avenue
nine feet on each side. without the
provisions eliminating the four lots
10 question from the grade would
entail very large asnennment
aaid he. at the same time how
ever. 1t Will be readily seen that the
aspect OF the street will be peeulz
lar
The owners Of the club building.
Hotel stander. aud Lincoln aud the
Independent Telephone company
building well knew the street wac
- be graded In the course Of few
years At the time those buildings
we're erected. They should have
then made provision for such an
emergency
Mayor Ballingsr stated Thursday
morning that be approved OF the
course taken b. the property hold
erE.
Il think the plan as adopted a.
the met.ting last night IL the only
lust solution Of the problem said
he. Il understand the property hold
efs intend 20 reconstruct their build
inga 10 as TO conform with the hne
of the street at some future date. !
contend there should be some time
limit fixed which would prevent the
owners from putting the matter of
indefinitely"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
Col. Ridpaih
Seriously III

Colonel Ridpaih. proprietor Of the
Hldpafh hotel In Spokane. Is nov
lying dangerously III at the Diller
hotel 10 this cay.
VIII ~ Thompson. an attorney
who looks after Mr. Hidpath's ar
fairs. said that the colonel had
been taken ~ With an acute attack
Of indigestion while visiting some
friends In Seattle on September &C.,
ad on the ed was taken again with
worse attack For "A time II look
ed az though his recovery was eG-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
Bright Prospects
for Lake CheIan

Summer excursion rates over the
Graa. Northern 60 Cascade and
lake chaian points will 50 ont Of
effsc; Saturday. September .. One
% the Great Northern officials sald
Wednesday that during ihn paal
season there waa more travel .
Lake Cheian potuts than ever be
fore and that In few years Lake
Chslan would undoubtedly be tho
greatest Washington summer resort
and camping grounds Next season
more steamers are TO be pat on the
wenatchse- Wsfervilis rnu. enabling
the excuruiouiats 20 make tho trip
much quicker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

NEW york. Sept 2S.-Tbo
Equitable deposits were the subject
OF inquiry before the insurance COM
mittee this morning. A clerk In the
financial department was the Wit
ness
Winthrop was recalled 20 the
stand and the Investigation OF syn
dicate operations resumed.
Perkins was placed on the rack
and mercilessly questioned When
asked regarding the sale OF the St
Louis terminal bonds he was re-
questad 10 show the books of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
Taft Goes a Tripping

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 2s.~Thla
morning At 3 Secretary % War Taft.
with 30 members OF the congress.
sional party. as guests Of tho River
Improvement Drainage association.
left on the steamer Garrett for a
trip mp the river 20 Sacramento. The
trip Is taken mainly I'm the interest
OF the state With a view to further
ing CALIFORNIA; interests In con-
gross. The party viii reach sacra-
mento AZ 6 o'clock this evening. II
Is undecided whether Taft will re-
4rn TO this city or leave direct for
Washington. The remainder Of the
party. staying AZ the Palace hotel.
spent tho day visiting In the city.
This evening they depart for the
east at o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
Perkins Is Played
on Witness Stand

Morgan firm. but declined. lluehea
insisted. Perkins asked FOR time 90
consider.
lie evaded Hughes lntimatton
that Perkins, of the New York Life.
arranged the purchase with Perkins.
Of MnrEss A Co. authorizing him
self to buy the terminals az a GER
tain figure
Perkins. when asked about the
reports made 10 the insurance de.
partmentH OF various states, spent
several minutes advocating the fed
Cral supervision OF Insurance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
W aters Nearly
Claim Victims

The waters OF Lake Union Tues
day afternoon nearly claimed ~
victims three young people who
we're out sailing.
During the severe storm Frank
Range. Frank Johnston and Susie
Smith were caught In the gale while
Ia a aaiiboat. which overturned.
Although both the boys we're CON
valeaelnK from typhoid fever and
were weak. they managed 20 save
their companion. and all three elung
10 the boat until rescued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
SEATTLE 0lrL Win


GIRL FROM KKAYa." 4
With The Girl from kays~ 4
= which opens az the Grand. 4
q Thursday niRhf. comes a Eiri I
q from Seattle. Miss Ethel Kahle. 4
q daughter Of u W. Kahla. pres /,
idsnt 81 thu Crcseeat Manu- 4
q featuring company. I
. Mss Kahls ia we'll known Ia I.
4 Seattle and has a hoat % 4
3 friends. 4
= Although sfili doing minor 4
q roles. her beautiful xoies and 4
. attractive stage presence prom 4
= ise her a brilliant future. 4
y About three years ago Miss I
. Kahts returned 20 Seattle from 4
D Europe. where she spent three 4
b years IN eultivating her voice. 4
q She divided her time IN Europe 4
= between Berlin and Paris. and. /,
= as a result. she speaks both 4
\ French and German.
h In Berlin Hha was n pupil Of 4
4 Prof. Blume u. white. In 4
= Paris aha studied operate 4
q roles under such famous artists 4
4 as Mine. Thee. Dorre. the great 4
n Italian Carmen. and Nine. 4
y Marahesi. 4
- - .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

tsHPENING. Mlch.. Sept. e IA
Hungarian. apparently half starved
and dementnd. was caught breaking
tnmbsfousu In a local cemetery and
arrested on a charge % Wholesale
destruction 81 stones and crosses IN
Catholic cemeteries Ia Wisconsin
and Michigan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
Tourists. Excursion.

Thr ideai short trip for tourists
{, 70 fhe a. y. navy yard and bat
tleahlpn. The Puget Sound navy
ward il the largest ON the Pacific
coast. Fast steamers leave pier :
al . and 10 a. m: lis. ? 80 and
.4s2p D m Fare. round trip. SOC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

I tremely doubtful
Or. Lockhhrf. who was the COLI
0nera doctor in Spokane. is attend
Ing him agw II is thought bis
present illness IL due great deal
10 strenuous labor which be was
doing on bis farm trying 10 get his
crops taken care o.
Thursday the c0l0nefs health was
a little better. and some hopes are
entertained for a quick recovery.
Colonel Ridpath's illness II causing
great anxiety among his friends
both IN Seattle and Spokane. as no
IL very popular In both cities.
NEW ORLEANS. sept zs.-ht
noon six new eases and two deaths
from fever were reported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

The huge musical comedy produce
ton. The Glri From kay's with
It's big Fetinue 81 comedians. sing
crs and dancers and It's wilderness
OF scenic effects due az the Grand
Thursday niEht for four perform
auces has been drawing enormous
audiences sveryN here Il has been
seen. Its advance bookings have
been heavy and Il looks 40 Il the
city IL going Go give Il all - that
hearty welcome which IL originally
had In London and which u later
enjoyed IN New York and other
American cities. The piece - con-
coded to be au Improvement on
rfeytoVu works 10 Ia elass. and
that u is decidedly and genuinely
humorous. compelling laughter Of
the hsartiest kind. good humar per-
msstinE every one Of the scenes.
Honest Hearts" the Third Ave-
nue. theatef'a attraction this week
IL a play that appeals 70 every hon.
sst heart in the auairHce. Alma
Heafa'a portrayal of the heroine
Is praisewarthY. ana her support il
tirst class s.xt week the attrAe-
ton vii be Uncle Ioah Perkins. "
known AZ the bis fun show
The WhialilaK Of Allies shaw Al
the star theates this week h one
~ the decided hits Of the local van.
daeille season. Tho FreaefickH
aefsbAis. Mabel Howard. soioiai
beverly and nnuysrs. Fun makers.
Leonard and Bernard. comedy Jug.
FiinE Thomas Armand. singer. and
the Starsseope are also faveFitea.
Mile ~ ~ ard The Founders. "
i've cisTsfix written bufiettaa
which abound in wholesome ecfnedy
bright dialogue. all ths latest sons
hits. combined with good company
mostly Eifls-efs prime faeiefa II
shw success u thu May Howard
Musical ExtTaV1HHnzn. which begins
weeks engagement 80 the asattie
commencing with Sundays matinee
IN addition. Miss Howard presents
series ~ Art pictures. poses By
living msdaia that are pronounced
~ al as simply grand. The vande.
vile PORTION Of the show also iaofns
u3 as exceptionally saed- Thsfs
wiil be no better show than The siay
Howard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

AN4=heeHf#ff
remedy on my friends and ucighharH
suffering from rheumatism. also on
hospital patients with such wonderful
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had 20 admit that my remedy was a
positive success.
Since then the remedy has cured
hundreds - deerepit pernanH who
could neither clotha nor feed them-
selves among them persons % % and
~ years u age who had suffered
more than ~ years. 10 positive am
what this remedy Viii do. that I have
set aside 5000 boxes for free distrihu-
ton 50 that other unfortunate suffer.
srs may profit By ms good luck ft Is
wonderful remedy and there II no
doubt that IL viii cure all cases given
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oflcmh0r that I ask Vfu for no
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dress for free trial box. and should
you want more you can have II at n
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discovery. bat what 7 want IL - 70.
lievs misery and torture. Address
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waukee. Wis. Send NO money or
stamps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

The board Of public works an
nounced this morning that the bids
for the regarding ~ East Fir ntFeai
had been rejected. owing 20 the
price being too high Tho board has
now issued Instructions 20 Secretary
naglay % issue q nall Tor new hida
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

The body OF William Murray. fish
erman. was found In the harhor
Wednesday with the throat cut from
ear 60 ear. The police are inclined
toward the suicide theory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

RACINE. Via. Sept. % --fialveI
Jacobson. Of San Francisco: IyaG
Nirkegaard. of thls city. and others
are leaders In a meeting formed
here to Organize the Danish Society
~ America. 20 promote commercial
and literary relations between the
two countries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
BLACK EYES AND BLOODY
NOSES WILL BE FEATURE

A flaming challenge. posted on
the university ballsiin board in the
administration building. has an
nounced 90 the world that the fresh
men % the II" are willing 10 meet
the ssophz' IA a cane rush. aud tho
aaphamorea have decided 20 Recepi
The event will be he'd Friday
afternoon ON the athletic field Of
the university. Several attempts
have been made this year 10 dls-
courage the lower classes from en-
EasiuK In this time-honored com
bal. on the ground that u il dan
gafoua. aud after the Fush had been
scheduled for last Friday afternoon
aud later postponed the opponents
nf this method uf settling all class
disputes thought thef had gained
their point The old cane rush, how
ever will not "down." and viii be
held this year at least
Il Is estimated that about 80
freshmen and 100 sophomufea wtll
line up on opposite sides Of the field
10 make rueh for the cane after
the signal. to see which side can
get the most hands on the stick.
aaass-
Many season tickets are being
sold among tho students for the
winters lecture ana entertainment
oouree. given under the auspices Of
the faculty. The numbers already
engaged for the course include ri
bort Hubbard. editor q the PILLS
tine dorado Taft. Americas great
est sculptor: t.sonora Jackson. the
famous vlolimiEt. Edmund Vance
Cooke. the poet philosopher. and 4.
n Ia Toilette. *, governor - Via
eonatu and present United States
senator. Gilbert Hubbard vii an-
pear In Denny ball on Monday even
inR. ocfaber :. and viii deliver a
lecture on sThs Gospel % Work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
ONJ
BOXES
FREE

While an invalid
frum Rheumatism.
when nothing In
the world would
even relieve me l
succeeded IN com
biuIna five harm
less ingredients
Into a compound
Ehifh enmplefnif.
cured me contrary
- the predictions
~ my doctor 1
I then tried this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
Dead Bodies
In the Waters

NEW WESTMINSTER. n. C..
Sept. 2s.-The body Of an unknown
man. about IS. was found In the
Fraser river Tuesday. lie was we'll
dressed and had $3.50 in his clothes
as we'll as Zionits papers from Sc
attic. The dead mans linen In
marked "P. ". l."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
AN EARTHQUAKES SPLITS A
MOUNTAIN.

= ROME. sept. 2s.-The PIctra
! Calondia mountain Is split by
/ an earthquake. which threatens
: the town % AieIio. The inhab- {
; itauts have fed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

CLEVELAND. O.. Sept. - Mrs.
Mary CLARK today filed suit for
divorce from William = Clark. son
OF the late James n CLARK. oil mag
nate. and once partner Of Rookie
TELLER. shs alleges deaeftion. and
charges that he 10 living with an
other woman in Bakersfield. chi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

BURGLARS blew safe In the
springdale depot and secured $40 in
cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

Not The least interesting q the
announcements % forthcoming af-
fractions "a This eity 10 thn tidlnws
that In ola Kentucky 10 seheduiaa
for smother visit at the Grand. start.
Ing sunday. Among the numerous
res theatrical offerings u reoeni
origin. ths old reliable southern
drama holds lie aNn ana continues
q attract the masses wherever il
Il presented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

CHICAGO. sept ss-Aeronaui
Knabenahue made a successful flight
t0day in his airahip and returned
TO the exact starting point He had
uarfcct control all the time OF hts
ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

sEDRO-W0oLLEY. Sept. Is
An unidentified body was found on
a sandbar In the Skagit river Tues
day. The dead man was about 20
years old. and the body was well
dressed. Tattooed on his body was
an anchor. a United States flag. an
eagle with the Goddess of Liberty
and the name &C. ". Freds."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

VANCOUVER. q C., Sept. IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

Al this vssk Sam nevesc.s eosn
paur Wiil be seen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
BAD TEETH MEAN
BAD HEALTH

Before you 90 10 any either Den.
lists see tire Ohio Dentists and
Get their free sdvies on your
condition - With yaur teeth
loose Or missing, or with piaten
or bridge work IN your mouth
you have the cause % usost Of
your bad health - Get your
teeth IN good shape. and your
health will come back Of Itself.