The Seattle Star dated August 22, 1913

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The Star believes the vacancy in Seattle’s city council should be filled by a woman. There is no lack of splendid women in

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| Did Ray Caldwell | having ordered to pay Jim Vaughn, formerly The national baseball commission, Caldwell! of the New York

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The Great Magician OTHER BIG FEATURES Oc and 200 DANCING HIPPODROME Fitch and University, . Unton Owhestra. ‘ e Taught by...

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4 THE SEATTLE STAR MEMANR OF TH scRIPrs Nort y Seattle p Preas Assoctatte: Entered at Seattle, Wast Y TILE MADE GOCDS, THAT'S

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’ Suits Made to Order gad Workmanship Guaranteed ies’ Tailor Suit Shop Lumber Exchange Dida. ULL. BROS. t Printer THIRD MAIN

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Extra Special $2.00 16-in. Ash Can, with cover and raised bot- tom-— $1.69 $2.25 18-in. Ash Can, with galvanized side strips

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ar id THE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 4913. York to become an actress I lived for three months on that an offer of an engagement

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Risiaaterd to Stop Itching at Once HARRY THAW PLANNING TO SEEK REFUGE IN STATE OF VIRGINIA | Ab ee ORRIN NAA ek ey RU bby bee

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a Suutthin. Grew FOOLISH MAN I Dear Miss Grey A little over a ago I came here from the While there I got acquaint with a lady

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"BETTER GET DAUGHTER’S SCHOOL CLOTHES | WE NEED EVERY CENT WE | _ AT THE BON MARCHE TOMORROW — THE SEATTLE STAR CHILDREN’S