The Seattle Star dated September 14, 1920

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is (0,70 THE POLLS and VOTE. This is your prime duty as a citizen. VOTE. Go to the polls and REMEMBER JONES. Remember the...

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me THE SEATTLE STAR ACTORY DEMONSTRATION WEEK INTRODUCING SPECIAL SHOWING AND SALE OF EMPRESS UNIVERSAL PIPELESS FURNACE...

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TRY TO GET IN! Try not to miss the picture that now is a household word in Seattle— TODAY'S PROGRAMS | LIBERTY—Clare Kimball

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ie THE SEATTLE STAR Fire Truck, Auto |= Hit; Two Are Hurt Ay Bh. Nelson, fireman of howe com pany No. 14, had a gash on his

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Spectal $69.50 4ft..6 Brass Bed 846.35 $58.50 4ft..6 Brass Bed 839.25. $53.00 4ft.6 Brass Red 837.50 | $47.50 4ft..6 Brass

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_ Would that we could do more! The Seattle Sta ried, ta the etty, Btate of Washington. 94.60 for ¢ wontha-or $9.00 per year,

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He Gave Hic Laat “Bean” CITY COUNCIL Whee Wil Yon Gra? | BARS JAPANESE A redheaded, lanky office boy heard Mra, Robert...

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hdd SESTeLe STAR s— |2,000 WOMEN FRENCH BABIES’ Lace Pattern WANT TO WED FATE A New Design TONBRIDGP, Eng. + Councillor]...

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By CYNTI The following collection of t morning's mail. Judging | there must have been several during the week end. Read ‘em

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ANGELS WILL MAKE STAND AGAINST THE TIGERS. KILLEFER’S CELESTIALS ‘THREATEN VERNON’S HOLD |- ON COAST LEAD; BEES OPEN HERE...

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4 { ing would shout, “It is true!” b> Sunk Page INDIAN 46 A ND 90," Mra. Polly conclud ed, “We didn't lose Brownie And we...

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" England, France and Neth- erlands Control Outside Reserves BY HARRY B. HUNT WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.—With the peak of prodable

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AP: AND FLATS ‘BLY FUR Fi Coie Soe KOON gperkamens in jadre Het hedroomes Jarge private bat -FURN 73 WORT APTA TET th and...

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DECIDE ON ie VOTERS TO JIT ISSUE Fate of Busses Up at Special Election; Submit Two Op- posing Measures Reattle’s fitney bus