The Seattle Star dated September 3, 1917

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HAD rather have my son go to Heaven in France than go to hell in America,” was reply of a Dallas, Tex.,father to one of the

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STAR—MONDAY, SEPT. 3, 1917. PAGE “no cash down!” [DOCTOR SHORTAGE IS LOOMING ‘TTT Swed cash do wohl. War Needs Take Many...

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ONLY TODAY and TUESDAY TO SEE ME!!! WERE GEORGE BEBAN —t— LOST IN TRANSIT —an Italian characterization with an allstar...

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‘ONDAY, SEPT, 3, 1917. PAGE 4 , / rayer of the” Women OM". We who are mothers of men, For we give our sons to war In office

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First Contingent o Drafted Men Will Leave Home Smiling La) Tomorrow Seattle will turn jside of Virginia st, head resting out

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' Picture a big ocean-going steamer’s lifeboat bobbing in stormy seas, manned by a miscellaneous assort- of men. © The waves

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g i BY HARRY 8. HUNT other after dinnertime to bedtime., WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.— Dr.| In Washington, Garfield ta Iv try A....

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STAR—MONDAY, SEPT. 3, 1917. PAGE 8 -This Is Too Much for ‘Tom ‘HE DOINGS OF THE DUI BY AHERN, COMICS TOM, °M AFRAID ty. T a =

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PHONT MAIN ne RRR nnn The Star WANT AD AWOUF FIELDS Tie PROV WYOMING OL posted men on ground, Read Lands, store’ guide and

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STIRS WRATH OF CHIEF OF POLICE lers Arrest of Witness with om He's Suspected of Conniving ANNOUNCES CAPTURE st and subse se,