The Seattle Star dated December 6, 1913

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a The men and interests who have always opposed every move- ment that has had for its aim and object the betterment of the

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THE STAR—SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1913. M O O R TOMORROW NIGHT AND ALL WEEK $1.00 Popular Priced Matinees Wednesday and...

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oh @ied here last night, tim of poisoning, was the theory | held Friday nigBt, at which a reso on which the police here were

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MEMNFR OF (THE SCRIPPS NORTHWEST LEAGUE OF NEWSPAPERS Telegraph News Bervice of the United Prese Association. Riantered nt

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9 THE STAR—SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1913. A Message of Cheer for 33> 33> 933 33> 33> 33> 333 Science Helps Save “Flowing Locks”

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els A aaa ROGERS IS IS HOME By Using the Greatest Care habia Is Sure to Bungle a Task x Be ADOLF, GO INTO DER DARK ROOM UND

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A Modern King Cophetua and the Familiar Beg- gar Maid. BY STEPHEN FRENCH WHITMAN Mlustrated by Jay Hyde Barnum. ted, 1913, by