The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1924, Page 4

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Biuege uD, batiot at cou 8} to 11 11g 0 2 2407 pe bul G t f Shenandoah Is Now Nearing 2 Seared a —_—_———— , California Border or CAN SWAT CHIEF | ———-——) i MEN’S WORK SHOES sg Ge sae oo ek SEVERYNS BUT IT IS | CROSS WORD 100% 45 Sct Meee ial merrta| EXPENSIVE PASTIME STARTS ON PAGE 1 All Leather ¥ was abi — Brain Sewed Soles § Sizes for withdrs communist my mind, v tion of the ing to promote Britain. “MacDonald has been Britain's foreign policy, Better posted, by travel, on foreign affairs, than perhaps any other man in Eng- land, he has dominated foreign policy, He took to himself the foreign portfolio, without pay. | “He is the party's leader. He ts internationally minded. And without | una @ doubt he will succeed himself asjan error 1 prime minister.” Jackson held thirt when MAIL ORDE FILLED rie Liner New York WASHING yTON ECONOMY M/ ARKET FIRST AVE., Near Pike St. 1431 First Avenue Next Bartell’s Drug Store plates |t a Connolly on see saat Rem at third. Okla. Bank Holdup © ses: Nets Thugs $10,000 1). Th Water will be shut off on 16th || Bu }ave. N. E. from E.65th st. to | pe E. 70th st. Saturday from 8 a. | | m. to 5 p. m. Saturday Is «inal Day of _DIAMOND WEEK at Weisfield & Goldberg’s to first fc Ruel out, trom to Kelly. Mar berry out, Lindstrom to Kelly. M. {Neely flied to No runs, NEW | Ruel, who fell over ¢ }box. Young walked. jlor to Judge. Meusel out, Marberry }unassisted. | | No runs, no hits, no errors. | |. WASHINGTON — Harris reached |first on Jackson's fumble of oo “* Seattle Lady Gives Tanlac A into a di Full Credit for Her When You Want shgeeleye aig fet x R } 801 Kelly made a nic Dy ht ecovery. Loan— Jon the bag. Goslin hit ¥ ja single. Judge flied to W runs, two hits, no arrors. | EIGHTH INNING NEW YORK—Wilson fanned. Jackson bunted to Bluege, who fum: You will find that The “WASHINGTON MUTUAL” Charges Lowest Rates = @ =F (No Commission |bled the ball. Gowdy fited to Gos-| iy ORD oe }lin and Jackson was held at first. | And/No Bonus Barnes fanned. No runs, no hits,|me down to v bY no errors. WASHINGTON—Biuege fouled to nervous, restless We Give PROMPT |Gowdy. Liebold, batting for Tay-|and miserable that | as a bur lor, doubled down left field foul line.|den. Only those af th in Service reached first and Liebold sto | digestion as I was e at third when Kelly fumbled! Washington Mutual | 2.03 2's °. jscored as a hit. Tate, batting for Savings Bank (No Renewal Fee: Tomorrow Ends Diamond Week! Buy that Diamond now while terms are low. Pay us only 2 cents down and give the Ring to HER tomorrow evening. Hundreds on display. Drive for 5,000 new accounts con- tinues during October. Shop now for Christmas. Marberry, walked. Shirley ran f J im thim McNeely flied to Me 1101 Second Ave. |who made @ fast throw in and Established 1889 ples left. 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