The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 6, 1924, Page 7

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BY MOTO TAKATA United Press Staff Correspondent imm®igra They are, however, ve migrant fering th ment of the antiJapanese movement 2 Pa 1 America new plan ts being managed the hands of N A few of the Castle Gate h, May 6 8 Women Injured by Panic- |: ter is for k in tb before th Stricken Passengers oy Ss sige arried the story o Three women grere recovering Tues. |the explosion In the ri ay from injuries received Mond 6 here, in which on wor led. Here's the story of a after the di engers on a Kir This survey G, 8, Sheytt, daug) nd Mive Anna! tal " aoe sc |Wireless Concert | GRANTS PASS, Ore, May {Portland mua a BUREAU OF | MISSING |} RELATIVES| °: The department | these who have been | at tuned tn. ed jems ae will interest | TON, “ * Perdue rams fn re IBY took Mastin’s Vitamon He was the champion ¢ friends or ‘to pet on firm flesh f the soldiers of the Lost Cause, in! relat ing: pow they look aod (ry w h army he served a4 a private aed ‘$8100 percent bet - lor Lee MRS. H. R. 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You will find some attractive Prices on homes, used cars, ete, ‘that are easy to meet. Tegular monthly payments makes buying easy, | Bude of federal troops at bay for an| Park ap lentire day in the Virginia campaign. | GEORG: “After awhile) THOMA 1m bullet got him in the arm. ‘Then {929 Firs from | strict discipline in the rebel army.} cep in water, He vowed he hadn,t moved. riz’, he explained." eee | WILL, H. VANDEVOORT, or any-| one knowing hin whereabouts since }1910, Is asked to communicate with | Vandevoort’s aunt, Mra, Mary FE. | Vande t, 1 James st. Seattle ¢ | Phone 1 ra | | The main office of the Western Union Telegraph company here ia 107 Jefferson st {, Haywood Pou thejtry farm ents | Ellis ave., tne, Yen Shee Pellets Used as Curative tela}, Ching Ko, Chine * cod ; *) to M Ju bond F Ko raid he ¥ |taking some pills as a cure for dope. | |The pills were yen st ‘ and: 6¢ opium, officers said. 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