The Seattle Star dated November 7, 1919

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a } GIR], ‘ - - On the Issue of Americanism There Can Be No Compromise Tides in Seattle Per Year, by Mail $5.00 to %5.00...

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Rr RT RR RR aN a RR RR RRP vHE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1919. : PAGE 3 PLAN LUNCHEON ‘BALLOONS LIFT BOY SCOUTS AID. i

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FOR THIS FINE . All Phonographs in One —together with ten double-face records—twenty selections. Total price of this complete

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SS NN RS NAT an RNR Ar Ne NEN THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1919.” PAGE S CALLFOR COAL (DR. MATTHEWS GERMANS BREAK |

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-EDITORIAL— s coal miners, when they struck, walked out in the spring, at which time a curtailment of coal pro- duction was

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THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, = é PAGE 7 “¥ICiOUS GROUP” CONTROLS HART, SAYS WILLIAM. SHORT strike situation, in...

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SON Capitol 6 THE SEATTLE STAR--FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1919. 17, - Reeeptian and Dance By x. Mork 8 Parish «4 forth aro : f...

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a : 5 FRASIER-PATERSON Co, UNWRITTEN LAW | TO BE DEFENSE Brother and Sister to Plead Defense of Honor MARYSVILLE, Cal, Nov,

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THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1919. Will Rogers, Actor - Humorist, Comes to the Clemmer Saturday, FOURTH =e UNION Last

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-Jayer Piano Easy Terms) | ee LOCAL ZIONISTS ELECT SUNDAY Will Choose Officers at the Herzl Synagogue In compliance with...

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Women’s _ Neckwear and Only 50c UTMOST IN VALUE AT THE PRICE UTMOST IN STYLE FOR SO LITTLE You'll be glad syou came for...

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ee r ) in War Was to Keep ! Ladendorff here touches light | son to know were sown with J pattle, mines, and Jellicoe did the

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oe | ‘ | | THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1919. WE SHALL BE FREE AMERICANS! Seattle Will No Longer Submit to the Rule

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THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1919. PAGE 17. " OND PRICE AT ALL OUn STONES Groceteria No. 31 Now Open at Liberty...

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of Many We recognize the fact that there are other syrups—and good syrups, too. SYRO was riot made to displace them. SYRO was

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Correct Apparel for Women A Special Week-End Feature of New, Stylish Models All Specially Priced COATS«SUITS $45.00 00 A most

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THE. ONCE NORE THE WINTER ALAS PELIX' Pry OND TUNE 13 WELL AS IT 13° FELIY WT HEY! LISTEN ‘You DONT \S UPON US AND tty OVER

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Rheu- matism. A Remarkable Home Treatment Given by One Who Had It. In the Spring of 9 1893 I was attack- @ ed by Muscular a ~

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: THREE VICTIMS Bitter Husband BIN HOSPITALS} “Nit ite tite. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 7 Frederick Thurston, the “Point f the...

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WE DIDN’T WAIT We bought fine woolens many months’ ago while they were still to be had at fair prices. Later we had them...