The Seattle Star dated January 6, 1920

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Al 3 | WiLL Slain Man Warns “Other Woman” in Trial H Tides in Seattle TURSDAY JAN. 6 | Second High Tide " v WEDNESDAY JAN, 7

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00: years service to the homefurnisher! January Sale —hundreds of striking under- pricings: unus- ual money - sav- ing...

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THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1920. PAGE 3 f Carefully Laid Plot Aids Pretty ye | a Miss Clayton to Vamp Millionaire

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« THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1920. OUR LEASE HAS EXPIRED! them.” imate fate newmne. ww “ata, Kachina Our lease...

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OODHOUSE-CRUNBAUM FURNITURE TCO., Inc. Otto S. Grunbaum 416 to 424 Pike Street | BN AILREN CLAIRE guess I'll it o tore Hours,

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TI sae iad If SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1920. ¥ Zhe BY, wal : t 5 mo Hace of Washin é Be per month, $480 for & months,

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TOACCUSED OF WAVE OF GRIME Prosecutions Follow Many Robberies Here Criminal pre eight men and with being im beries and hold

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oreyene (8) Jack London | days, are expected home aay, Mi . ; " By CYNTHIA GREY Office Main 600, Club Premiere onvent S F,

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. 4 THE SEATTLE STAR--TUBSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1920. PAGE 9 Va n't Pamper '2,600 REGISTER | Mesician See" SON OF PASTOR Your...

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SEABOARD NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE Statement of December 31, 1919 RESOURCES i Loans and Discounts os dies eonceeesenbene...

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Mec Dougall fouthwick SECOND AT PIKI Women’s Winter Suits At Drastic Reductions $25—$35—$45 Winter Suits have been...

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THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1920. HAVE YOu FOLKS” 30 LONG FELIY OL TOP - ’ HAD ANY TROUBLE I GoTTA DATE TO ARGUE...

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in “a Cie OF THE ADVENTURES by Olive Roberts Barton TWINS OUT ON THE POND Wherever Nick and Nancy went,| t y lo “t for...

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MALE HELP WANTED MAIL CLARK EX t " 1 u RATLWAY e Sea'tle Star Seventh Ave st ret tneton Dany at Beattie Ww . ‘Subscription

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* THE SEATTLE pare ewe belt S 6, Sra fae (MRS, ROSELIUS | "GOES ON STAND. “Testifies for Husband in| * Murder Trial |...

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Established 1890 ire, George Mankert, mother off “I do not regret the Discontinued Fite of Rugs and Curtains In the January