The Seattle Star dated February 15, 1916

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pAnlarchist Plot for Wholesale Slaughter of Clergymen Bared in Seizure of Correspondence * \| t | 1 * * *% Gang Directed From

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THE NEAREST THING TO PERPETUAL MOTION ARE THE DIVORCE MILLS WHY? Because too little care, thought and judg- _ment are used in

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§rmed merchantmen after Feb. 29 Jensen and Von Herberg Managers of the Greater Theatres ( company, operating the Coliseum,

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7 THE SEATTLE STAR Matered at Seattia Wash. Postoffice as cocond-class matter Published Datty By The Mar Publishing Ce, v400

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Alcohol Are Teeth —WM. R OSLER, tb and sclentis statement «le thing more tm teeth, This statement this time. The evi...

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belied Paseo ava VST DEFOE EDO |Mary Boyle O'Reilly Tells of England's Financial Dilemma |PRICES ARE GOING UP BY MARY O'BOYLE

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— Women Fiber Silk N addi I CHA CADET NAVY BEIGE real silk and for . —Fraser-Pat value—Purple-top Black Silk | markable value

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By Allman |#=107 "OR SALE | SAYS HE’LL JUMP IN . lve ear 1 CAME Down IN THE ||OH TOM, How Sem pA WRY SHe HAD on wil aches wb”

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STAR—TUESDAY, FEB, 15, 1916, PAGE 9. AND JEFF—(This Bird Was Too Old Fashioned for This War.) TVG ALwary Sune) —— WANTED &

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THE SEATTLE STAR | THE BON MARCHE [OthTTLE (0 HtALTHIEST RUNNING CLOSE SECOND Twelve Cities on Health Honor Roll FREDERICK