The Seattle Star dated October 25, 1913

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of these men as mere bundies of something, all alike, By William G. Shepherd 7 (Special Correspondent of The Star.) DAWSON,

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OOR., LEADING THEATER FOUR DAYS COMMENCING Tomorrow Night, Matinee Wednesday SHEEHAN AND ECK FFER The Captivating Parisian

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a RY| ; ee LE STEVENS-DURYEA MOTOR CARS . BARDSHAR, Distributor nd East Union St. East 1080 PATHFINDER VAN BRUNT MOTOR CAR

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OF (THE SCRIPPS NORTHWEST GUE OF NEWSPAPERS Telegraph News of the United Prose Assoctatton, it the postoffice, Seattle, Wash,

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THE STAR—SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1913. ¥ 5 ll NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO OUR WOMEN READERS | LOOK! READ! THINK! ~ N gundey,

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Adolf Should Not Be So Careful With Uncle Sam’s Coal. . T HAF ALITTLE Jo@ FoR You, ADOLF: ) SEE DISS COAL? YOU SHOULT PUT _L

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* “THE STAR—SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1913. ¢ Rostng —Avatin-Galt Mote Arenaee, | Vout vee ROPHESIES FIRST DEFEAT TODAY ip —¥ ie}

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‘ext. EXTENDED FIRED OFF JOBS © ON STATE BOARD Indignant because Mra. Florence Swanson and Dr. Theresa McMa hon, members of