The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1918, Page 2

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Between Pike and Pine a chance untested deale | | St. Vitus’ dance is a disease easier | ir Lowen, “|to prevent than to cure. | areful-| around Green Lake and connecting lly watched for xymptoms of the ap | wi) | ' awkward and begins dropping (hing®| Drivers’ anion prom jiten| French Describe h time to/ON | | | vantage of the war to 4 | | [of a police campaign to | | F |Phamber of Comme | t definite | thelr names | ~ that o ting Van} ctor hotel, | of Vanco t his first know ‘ount published the nest da The defense Wtaten that the confes sion related by Charles Gibbons. United States naval intelligence of ficer, and purporting to be a state ment made by the accused man at the time of his arrest in New Or louna, in false JITNEYS MAY BE “USED TO FEED CITY GAR LINE Operation of jitneys ax feeders ¢ the municipal car t before Hanser comn other mee the county-city building Thursday evening. J. BH. Mehan and Samuel representing Green Lake said jitneyn = running ne held} reaidenta, Division A cars at Fremont would get plenty of support Resolutions adapted by the Jitney ng coopera tee and city tr m of operation | Morrison, of tion with the comm orking out a © were presented the F men in getting company licensed by the etat Americans’ Feat | WITH THE FRE H ARMIES THE cues hy ne The {fa Frehch soldier by Lieut. | Walter R. Flannery, of Pit who the Marne to eg t French rencue owam man, was descr SUN ECLIPSE ISN’T ONLY ONE SATURDAY} Joy will go inte eat University of hth Washi n Saturday m og FF r will begin on the « Saturday morning, an: Wednesday night. himes rin o am pus erything campu ut the All noc except the fateful ex al life ‘has the amination ) wuxpended ure and “boning DISCONTINUE TRIPS FOR DEVELOPMENT use no t from WAR CLAIRVOYANTS ORDERED DISPERSED SAN FRANCIS ile clairvoyants, accused of taking ad Tune 7 y upon r ’ velatives, were under today as the result of the arr first put an to such practices, Four of th were found guilty in the the other cases being POST-WAR PLANS TO BE DISCUSSED HERE, Development of a legislative plan for allowing féturned soldiers to net: | tle on state and federal lands, and for building for them, will be the object of a ivention of the} Washington State Land ce to be held June 20 and 21 in the| rooms here. NAB “PEEPING” SUSPECT ‘Peeping T ntepa| end i »olloe court, continued x * made his Phuraday night eo city jail, « iday, in the rreated ing in the window If you Haynes theatre. value your watch, let repair it. Next Liberty ‘Advertisement PAGE 2 Slowly, but Surely, Decayed Teeth Will Sap Health We tell here how and why this is true. The question is—are you going to permit this to happen to you? A decayed tooth is a most unhealthy thing in itself just the same as any other part of the anatomy would be were it in the same condition. Needless to say, it produces most noxious poisons in the process of decaying. The poisons which are produced by the decaying of the external portion of the tooth, as a rule, are more apt to be taken directly into the stomach when the food comes in contact with this tooth in the process of mastication. This alone would cause trouble enough to make it well worth your while to have the tooth fixed. 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