The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1924, Page 9

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Cur- tains (2% yards long), ruf- fled tiebacks and valance, specially priced, Friday, at $1.10 cet. this 69c PAIR —DOWNSTAIRS STORE FROM Letters es All letters to The Star must have name and address. SCHOOL BOOKS Editor The Star: We have in] Tho present incumbent of the de- | Washington book publishing and en-|partment of education of tho state | smooth promoters, aving plants, the owners of which|of Washington, has been appealed| not only paying heavy taxes on|to, “to remove treason histories from | ir business establishments, but}our echools and replace them with| Why |loyal histories, but sho has given al not patronize our state|heed to the requests, allowing our| Theso resolutions have. gone trom |{f number of tho pioneer associations, | who were a part of the founders of | our atate. Say A report given by the chairmah of the committee for the Investigation of treason histories in uso in Amer- | fean schools, appointed by tho ei tional soclety of the Kons of the Am: uld we who have no Interest other than to get our jo concer: our sta all published by our school books out of the state into our industries. Should You Want A Loan on Business Property or A Home Loan— It will pay you to get our terms, We Charge— No Renewal Fees No Commission SELECT XMAS GIFTS NOW 25% TO 50% OFF ON IMPORTED FANCY WORK AND LINERS Wholesale Prices on Many Items Madeira Embroidery Italian Cut Work Real Lace Luncheon Sets Napkins Swiss Emb. 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Considering Europ an countries to price this year. that he American w bout | } 16,000,000 too many acres of wheat | the Argentine and Canada, considering the likelihood of Russia getting back into the wheat exporting game soon, and considering the growing ability suppl their own wheat needs, it is appar jent that for a generation, the wheat | the world can be pinduced out-| jside the borders of this country at Ja price range averaging less than| It is not In the hoat ent & profit; with 16,000,000 res in wheat the American Well and ds to turn into something shall these getablos; what to do with t 000,000 acres Yot it is proposed that ten: socd, there are 13, 000 acres of fortile producing farr less grower | would be in line with tne demand and would probably make a profit year after y 000, else lands be planted There is enough cotton, eno <h tobacco, enough hay and corn and hese is of to the farmer, or taxes to the state. DANA SLEETH. ed. 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