The Seattle Star dated October 7, 1920

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Weather Tonight and Friday, occa- sional ra i VOLUME 23 la Femme Copyright, 1920, by Doubleday, Page 4 Co.; pudlished by...

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2000 yards colored Madras $1.29 the yard tm mulberry, rose, gold, blue, oltve and navy, tn many new j ve designe and color

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mit aRAP ELE STAR Bill Farnum Is Featured Player in “The Troublemaker” at Rex WHURSDAY, OCTORER 7, 1920. Satisfactory Terms

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OE BOAT Centralia Flag |AMERIGACENSUS , Carrier Should FIGURES COMING D 2 MEN Worry, He Says Population of United States The

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DAY, OCTOBER 7, 1920. Only $10 Value (Continued From Our Laat Issue.) Well, Joo, whilst dressn’ the next |mornin’ I got a...

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‘THE SEATTLE STAK THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1928 The Seattle Star EVERETT TRUE SAY, Svertert, wie we sour vow Percour GO OVER te

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DRE CAFES GET READY TO REDUCE nsive e Schedule of Menu Price Slashing Being Worked Out W. & Macy, of Macy's cafe, an-) meed

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Judge Attacks “Matrimo- nial Profiteers” as Grave Menace . WILSON 8AN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6. vampire who schemed Mulet the...

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~ Harding Declares That Pact of Paris Is Already “Scrapped” BY RAYMOND CLAPPER DES MOINES, Iowa, Oct. 7.--Re- Jection, not

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EAUTIFUL CEREMONY UNITES ik PRYOR AND MR. BLACK BY BEULAH MITCHELL COUTTS Boctety Editor of The Star MONG THE LIST OF...

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IS T 8 JOE GORMAN piled up the edge that won the fight right in the first SAM LANGFORD STOWS AWAY “TINY” HERMAN IN SEVENTH

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Ship News Tides in Seattle THURSDAY RIDAY ocr, 7 * Low Tide | | Second | i org ate ar British Have Firm Grip on} From Weather

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Y, OCTOBER 7, 1920, Seattle Star i STATE OF ASHINGTON 00 year ays SRRRIEN IN eee onth 5 Largest Audience in| the Northwest

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Colver, Foe of Predatory In- terests, Believed in En- forcing the Law — - | (The following editorial Is reprint: | ed from