The Seattle Star dated February 13, 1914

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COMTI TMLL ELL LULLLLGLLCLLLULLLLOLLCL DOLL LL bes ] More Than | 43,000 Paid Copies Daily is IMM U VOLUME 15. correspondent

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WOMAN IGNORES | REPUBLICANS FOR | =aracarss —| PROGRESSIVES! 9 The most significant feature of ing power of the Little Dollar

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aan ece Iclenc Ef DAYTON, Feb, 13.—"The peo ple are the stockholders, They have a right to know how thelr business is...

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NORTHWEST mR OF THR rt Telegraph News GUR_ OF N Bervice of the |. Entered at the postoffice, Seattle, Wash... ne sroo class

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THE STAR— : Vd | a Saturday Savings in “Can Yéu Describe Symptoms of a Girl in Love?”’ Writes a Mother By Winnie Lee Kitchen

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PAID ADVERTISEMENT CAMPAIGN EXPENSES A FRANK OFFICIAL STATEMENT CON- CERNING THE USE OF MONEY IN PROMOTING THE CANDIDACY OF

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4 \ Refugees escaping from the earthquake rent Island of Sakura. in the distance is the roaring vol eano of Sakura jima...

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] Seattle's most critical and | this opportunity | unmatchable than these prices. Final Clearance Stock-Readjustment Sale...

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A Story by Fred L. B Photographs Posed by ceeding Chaptere Will Be Week , ‘ : er, hak engaged to ve with Mine CHAPTER FIVE

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NN aed ARR Classified Ad Rates effective Jan Cah Ada 1 cont eertions for ‘Transient Ch STUMP PULLERS var wy CLR FT atumpe +

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5 THE STAR— RUARY 13, 1914, if | DANCE AT Dreamland Tonight 10c : Hugh Fullerton Tells Story of ‘Boob’ Jumper ie sat Nthetia

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T HE SEATTLE STAR 25€ ea. THIS SPECIAL IS FROM 9 A.M. TO 1 ‘ b wide yard. any Main Floor - Lines 36-inch waists, skirts blac