The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 6, 1910, Page 10

it MADISON ST. PEOPLE WANT. GOOD SEANCE “Now, Mr, Arms, aince you've We want no electrification of 3 tered | life, of course we any part of the Madison cable want your obit and pleture in our line, but we insist upon a good | morgue—«—o—just where were service on that line, These con you born, and--a-—« tinual breakdowns must stop. Ww it a minute, wait a min. We demand an investigation jute What's this about obite and by the olty council: morgues? I am superintendent of ~ i tlon{the Hghting department, Come ‘ presentatl again, won't you? | He Doesn't Want to Talk Richard About Himself, Here’s Who He Is. thing For So it was patiently explained, to M Arms, who yesterday harge of the new dep wok artment, ing enterprise a pick of Joba any old time, will make his obit stenos and other young plore around the city hall, tt might he mentioned that he t* unmarried BIG, BASHFUL BACHELOR IS THIS CHAP = DICK ARMS, WHO'LL KEEP SEATTLE LIGHT} ®*"***%) really worth read the benefit of the TALKS ON TEETH By the REGAL DENTISTS that will give hai wad ‘Can’t Get Along _ Without Teeth at the end some ¢ the poor] tt newspapers kept on | t thorough with ¢ Thore Is no middie ground for | . = 20 dete a pub th an who has poor teeth, or |i t t RICHARD ARMS. not ugh teeth to properly chow |} t b or ene areas in A & Power com y, and began; Mm a pinch he can get along and) ‘ 1 pe learning some m be fairly comfortable with other |i] the city ‘ the Mr. Arms is too modeat to say | parts of his anatomy missing, but |i ny 7 sc " : ate just how much he learned in the |he must have enough teeth, or the | rt 8 junk te filed Indiana elty, but bis friends say he | human engine will go wrong and/ rs a Wea 1, ta called a « learned about all any man could. | break down and K * hee: Melek sausk | After that he drifted Weat, first| Good teeth are vital } pepe ae Taken Aba with the Washington Water Power How about yours? | ~ . aback, He | company, at ne, for two ye We have « sensible, rational and | ii e a « to the nine years ago he came to the |entirely effective plan of restoring |i} he about Electric company teeth through our method, and wo | de ynamos sto been with the 8 BE. Co, | accomplish this result without hay | NEGROES LYNCH : rating p ¢, working in both the |ing to balf fill the mouth with »/]i b ar line setion and the commercial | partial plate | down, ar how b ( tments, so he knows how the A partial plate can't be made ao | if It was hard work getting ail this wwe the gUme are natantly (ff out of Mr. Arma, and it would be| changing their shape. One can't | (My United Press) both «a mis and unkind to | “bite” on any euch contrivance or |i KEO, Ark. Apri! 6.—A negro ! uary, for the new | chew his food pro; } mob, residents of this county tina ye man. and i) shot and killed a negro man the ey that is | and woman and then hung the # yet to be 1 dead bodies to a tree last Has Great Che | night. The mob victims were . M m a) Prank Pride, 0 and Late With one of the finest municipa We take ait t Mitchell, 44, both charged with lighting departments in the | They ar good to look at, too ak marder ef Ga Mhchel try In hie hands, he has a chance ee pater woman's husband, whose body | terviower didn't get nok whether | °° maze © repetatios tn « teal nilets have to was found buried in Pride's (\, wan o pa June Or h fine |*hsineeting, in businessmanship Mining them yard. The two had been ar rich ting ta which got his | 224 S8 an executive of o big. grew All that we require f* that you rested and bo over to the | ony at 1 eumanl have two or mor h in elther grand jury. They were being where ndered to the jaw. We will ew the rest taken to jail by’ a constable | .1.:, 1 DIAMONDS We cure Pyorrhea Alveolaris when the party was overtaken . rt nly known ae Kigew 4 by the heavily armed mob. On credit, 91 per week o teeth). AW n guarantee the past fiv BROKERS Wallis & Lewis Co. 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