The Seattle Star dated May 7, 1920

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EM Weather and rain; southedl winds, Temperature Last 44 Hours Tonight probably {iil Today noon, 73. Saturday, moderate On

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; THE SEA’ STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1920. MRS, GOMPERS [MEXIGANSREADY Girl to Serve [BORAH DEMANDS Prncrnorourtax sav seve srt |

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a ee Friday—Your last chances to laugh heartily at “MARY’S ANKLE” In Sir Arthur Wing Pinero’s Celebrated Stage Triumph— “HIS

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- PAGE 4 -_ GRATTLI! STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1920, " Thousands of Yaquis May JURY INDICTS [Teed Shinrara SEEK TO SHUT Lawyer’s

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THE SEATTLE har ste Hn oil 7, 1920. A a va F| If Seattle Matched Grest Falls We'd Living Room Build Eighteen-Million Dollar

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The Seattle Star fF merth; J months, Peyear, $5.00, In the ti of Washi! Dutside the state, {Sc per month, $4.50 for 6 montha,

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Tariff Machine Working maat High Speed in Congress, Declares Basil M. Manly | the breeding of canary birds in the Sj} eres,

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| U.S. DROPPING peans as SectionsHands WASHINGTON, May (/.—Amertea fy losing population, ter Me first “Gime since 1907,...

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THE jaandebe STAR—FRIDAY, MAY AMR onl World’ s Richest People Face Poverty Osage Indians Spend Oil Riches Fast | More} | }

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COMRAD YES OF BY PERIL RANDALL PARRISH (Copyright, A. C. McClurg & Co., 1919) (Copyrighted tn Great Britain) (Continued From

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for Government: bila HITS “BACK AT PROHIBITIONISTS hap Life HOME “HOME GARDENS ‘ Y ‘ub Finds IN, May '.—William Wirt's TOKYO,

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¥ THE SEATTLE STAR--FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1920. Citizens Deba John D., Ja., Pays {No Wonder Dog attle Service| ) GIANT SEAPLANE |?"

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READY TAILORED CLOTHES FOR MEN AND WoMEN 4 WAISTS—FPURS Ave.- M n and 7 SATURDAY Our Furniture Store in Oakland, California,

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Saturday-—-Children’s ‘Day at e Bon Marche’s 30th Anniversary Sales With Heaps and Heaps of Bargains for Boys and Girls ———

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' The Seattle Star (= "«2) SEATTLE, WASH., SBRITISH PEERS | DEBATE IRELAND Propose Drastic Measures Against Disloyalty...

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Going—Last Times Friday— “Treasure Island” Robert Louis Stevenson's finest adventure story, with a big cast and picturesque

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| Henderson, Ky. Evansville Police Boat Is aught With peda Cargo BY HAL COCHRAN | withheld by Fe UEVANSV! Ind, May 1.—Hv-|

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INFORMAL RECEPTION GIVEN AT SUNSET CLUB IN COMPLIMENT | yaad ts TO MRS. MILLS BY BEULAH MITCHELL COUTTS Soe Naite JOHN C....

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LONELY YOUNG MAN WHO (ATTEMPTED CHANCE ACQUAINTANCE ROUTE GETS PRICK WITH HATPIN AS REWARD) I wonder if you will allow me to

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¥ ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS by Olive Roberts Barton BILL TALKS TOO MUCH —By ALLMAN 0% v WeLk, ALL I kwows 13 THAT Soe corre res

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Mrs. Franklin K. Lane Runs Ouija Board Washington by the Ears Pa Keeping the gE2E |} flavor in— 4 t . 9 Ni meses te , There’s

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FRYE’S BIG SATURDAY SPECIALS Wild Rose Pure Lard, bulk, per pound .... Choice Sugar Cured nae per pound . j Choice Sugar...

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THR. SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 7, ‘19207 =)!2ND DIVISION - naid the granting of there Heensei “opD FELLOWS will attend First

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HIS is really too good to BDoUT FARMING aii keep. It’s a letter from Aber- deen fight fans and comment from the Aberdeen...

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THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY Youngster Holds Down infield Job | tar, with jeslled AT OVERALL PRICES Men’s Suits, $25.00 These

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Shed Dally at 1807 Seventh Ave, ttle, Washington scription Rates BY MAIL IN ADVANCE IN THE STATE months months. yeer......

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Pree andy t sities: close to gock and fine harbor ai Beat J-room h ACRES UTIFUL LAKE FRONT, #650 only 1,000 feet from the bay

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~ a ’ ‘THE SEATTLE STAR Reds“Put Butte on the Bum’; Business Almost at Standstill CZAR’S DAUGHTER ALIVE AND IN NEW YORK? MANY