The Seattle Star dated January 27, 1917

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r; “Bridget, as your wages amount to. this occurring again? “Ol don't know, mum,” me wages.” KI THE BEST SOLUTION you have

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STAR—SATURDAY, JAN. 27, 1917. PAGE & SLAYER TAKEN “Judges Are Lazy and Waste Too |BITY DADS TELL oe 4 Devel uch Time!” Says

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CHITTENDEN NOW KNOCKS OWN IDEAS, BRIDGES ASSERTS tion authorizing the commission to publish bulletins prior to elections !

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We awful! + to 8 cents. Hes at 7 cents. t cost. , til morning without breaking there is every possibility that the rates will

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STAR—SATURDAY, JAN. 27, 1917. PAGE 5 “LILAC DOMINO” TO OPEN AT THE METROPOLITAN SUNDAY NIGH SiS = } Every Department of this

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STAR--SATURDAY, JAN. 27, 1917. PAC. 6 DIRECTORY A Married Man’s Troubles : : ; é g : 8 ; : By Allman! een webs Be RIGHT gti |

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_ BIRDS TWEET A _ BATTLING SAILOR IS COUNTED OUT BY EDWARD HILL 6c AN the lifeboats, the ship is sinking,” or words to that

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THE SEATTLE STAR STARTS TOMORROW 10 A. M. ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT, 11 P. M. (One Week Only) GEORGE IN “An Alien” or THE SIGN OF