The Seattle Star dated July 14, 1910

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|THE SEATTLE TA OL. 12, NO. 122 RTLAND IS FIRE SWEPT; « EIGHT LOSE THEIR LIVES FS ere ! | Half Million Dol- e in Rose City

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if ae i ° THE STAR THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1910 / eRe ————— a Cele ii ——., SC CII SED TURP EET oS | 7a OF INTEREST AND NOTE UP TO

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THE STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1910. =— ——— r | - | Gilson Gardner Watches Roosevelt —([:)"io"!hwrn'ty me ly ° 4 . Th ag fe...

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Mallard dave Agont—Da Watlard No C George Porria, The Burden on the Burdened workers. ha iven out figures to show the in ad t

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THE ed! Milk and Honey Will Flow Again in Once Barren Palestine STAR-—THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1910 20c Printed Batistes, Yd. 12:

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NEWS OF SPECIAL “INTEREST i WOMEN READERS OF THE THE STAR rHUE sear nnn This Is a Style That Is Popular This Summer FOR WOMEN

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THE STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1910 ‘Freed of Muriler Charge by a Bag of Red be ea s. Hitchcock, in Matteawan | fo"' | for...

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| 8 IN UIN WHEN FIRE 15 OUT Burned severely about head | and sho 4, soaked with water and then almost overlooked and left to

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Sorting Aeroplane a Most Intricate Operation; Such Fussing and Tinkering, Then---Such a Thrill! THE STAR HELP WANTED—MALE...

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THE SEATTLE STAR | |Abernathy Kids Going Back THIRSTY BALLARD cut saat oer i. BUSSELL NOW | to Oklahoma in Automobile) Odd