The Seattle Star dated October 8, 1920

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KING CO. DEPUTIES EW Weather e Tonight and Saturday, rain; moderate east- erly winds, | Temperature Laat 24 Maximum, 61,...

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S UNIVERSAL S FURNACE— “Spare for itself by the saving of you cannot make a mistake by this furnace in your home because it

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Wecan't give you a nip of hootch— He invents New Head Protector NEW YORK, Oct. §—Chablow Horan, bsg wter of sporting events,

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THE SEATTLE STAR | King, Fetch My Slippers!’ JAP IS FISHED Princess, Draw My Bath’, ——— Educational Confab Tacoma Next Week|

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About time to lay away your summer togs, “all right.” Do you own a Cedar Chest, suitable for the purpose? No! Well, here is

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The Seattle Star the, 92.78) year, The per montly 1de per week. The Bricklayer’s Wife Is Happy! Horee Published Datty by a

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Hurdling Money Cage, His Trousers Catch on Spike; Dangles Helpless Frung on a spike when he attempt ed to craw! over the cage

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quart ......--.-.-...91.00 VIRGINIA OYSTER CO. fact with delicious hot cakes made with QE Pancake . TOM MOORE in “OFFICER...

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DAY, OCTOBER @, 1026. | ' eRe dade t AL STAR < |Woaden Leg to Cost County Candidates "4 ALL SATURDAY ROADS WILL LEAD TO THE

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WAS A UE Denton and Later Re- tracts Weird Yarn * BAN FRANCISCO, Och, 8.—Joseph Rodriguez, who was said by police to have...

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FRIDAY. YF, OCTORER §, 1970, . ‘ bat SEATTLE STAR b | WOW FAST DOES A) ‘AUDITORIUM ON | Washington Best : \( FACES Li |...

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SEATTL The Bon ‘Marché’s October Trade Sales B ring You Speedily the Benefits of Lower Market Prices HATS—HATS—HATS—$6.95 _—

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Section Two ‘ is Coast Saon to Be Dot- ted With Great Naval Bases BY GEORGE B. WATERS WASHINGTON, Oct. 8—Prior to got Away

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MISS HUTESON TO WED R. SCHMITZ OCTOBER 20 “ BY BEULAH MITCHELL COUTTS Society Hditor R. AND MRS. JAMES CI tations for the...

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Wido—T think he did not see the] PROTECT CANNED board makes an exceflent protector.) A @oodworker of Tokyo, Japan, : other.

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CHE SEATTLE STAR WILL ROGERS— PRESIDENT WILSon) CAND I SUPPOSE Biicie ingyen cave ALL ove HE Te 1S SIBED TROUBLES ON THE i

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hey Want One More Day of Rest BYDNEY, N. §. W,, Oct. §.—The neers’, ‘bolleormakers’ and iron | « unions have decided not to|

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son’s Burying Hatchet With Old Foes Brings Large Slab of Gloom BY MAX STERN BACRAMENTO, Cal, Oct. &— Chicago Hiram Jobnson's

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| Semper. ocromen 1920, Wire Briefs ATLANTA, Ga—Gov. Dorsey tastes | Spen letter, urging that an end be Put to activities of

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ie x a ag . $ PITCHING HOLDS CENTER OF WORLD SERIES STAGE itching, always considered 70 per cent of a team’s effee- s, is...

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eo) “fg © the fans hollered for him to get up, E he tried to stand pn his head | Stomach built like Virgil Garvey’s © the...

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Wature in League With City to Make Harbor Better and Better + Tm many glaciated districts the WMfoving ice sheet has rasped

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THE SEATTLE STAR ie Seattle ‘Star! ror SAL—AUTOMOBILES ' ACREAGE #2 STOCKS AND BONDS P ‘ee fs 130 aren wre oe YoursELr een

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, Seatiles. Great Clothing Stor Avast establishment of unlimited resources and unremitting service — “Volume and Value”—these