The Seattle Star dated May 7, 1914

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WwW H. DURBOROUGH, The Star's staff r¥ @ photographer at Vera Cruz, tells how Lieut. Pat Bellinger, army aviator, put the en-

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ican Army, Sized Funston, Drew al El Good Time of It. By W. H. Durborough | | (Staff Photographer and Corres pondent of The

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THE STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1914. © Fimateurs @ THINK OF ALL THE BREWERY Jeemuriru. cueo maoisow is |PHOTO PLAYS DREAMS THAT

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THE SEATTLE STAR «| SEEER of scuiprs Nonrilwest LeaGun OF Nr Telegray News & the shelf by persons with a keen sense of...

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a—Woule you be kind ; enough to help me find my mother? | haven't seen her since | was a child of 8 months | old, and am now

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it a wR Sul | |: Seema nnn rrr Classified Wives’ Land Club Ten-acre tracts—good soil —in easy reach of Seattle. A great place

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HARRY CHEEK, THE | BEAVER BACKSTOP, IS HARDEST TOILER IN THE NORTHWEST | Harry Cheek, the Vancouver Beaver catcher, ls the

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| , CLOTHING DAY AT THE 24TH ANNIVERSARY SALES Vine AND A WONDERFUL LIST OF BARGAINS IN MEN'S AND | BON, MARCHE'S BOYS’...