The Seattle Star dated December 2, 1920

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| IN LOVE TRIANGLE — Ee Weather Tonight, rain; Friday, fair; moderate southwest- LA E erly winds, Tempers Las! Rey tent la

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WEARS SUS STAR THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1926, 3 HE district of Beattie enlisted 467 men) FUNERAL SERVICES = PO during November,

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Home of the Big Successes l Tonight and Friday Only ETHEL {™ glare of the stage— FH ithe clatter of jazz—the ghouts of the

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. they pick up now and then. MINERS IN TENTS FACE. PRIVATIONS Women and Children Forced Out of Their Homes by Armed Guards |

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1920, SERVICE FRIDAY $6.00 Comforts for $4.00 This Comfort is filled with pure cotton; cover is of good

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THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1920, & | He Loves His Cane | BY DR. FRANK CRANE | (Copyright, 1920, by Wrank Crane)

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% IN FLIGHT TO MEXICO | Driver Says Woman in Mur- | der Case Is Armed With Two Big Revolvers ARDMORE, Ok, Deo. 2—Elnd |...

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PAGE 8 WIE WENT = y oo \j ; Last Seen of Mrs. Jensen She Was Clasping Child to Her Breast Bodies of Capt. A. B. Jensen, mas

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Se Sereese Pate Ordered Not to Sell {Engravers Fail to Vashon School House Reach an Agreement « of school district No. 137,|

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THE SEATTLE STAR By | EADS aad a a 6500 MEN = phoma Panini DANCING = YOUR CHRISTMAS STORE 5 TOBLESS IN | | THIS CITY ‘The...

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The Seattle Star ="-*| SEATTLE, WASH., THU RSDAY, DECE MBER 2, 1920. ;CURSE HIDDEN IN WOMAN'S LOVE SHADOWS FAMILY FOR 60...

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* ACROSS P in fer thro. grey room Mother<iear went room for a committee meeting AN about her people talked and t and how big

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’ THURSDAY, DECEMRER 2, 19°. B HERE ARE POLLS FOR PORT VOTE: Election Will Be From 1 to 8 P. M. Only Polls will be open f 8

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A a Ei APOGEE IS sn with the Symphony concerta. ; ye MRS. PARSONS ISSUES INVITATIONS FOR TEA BY BEULAH MITCHELL COUTTS...

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PAGE 15 nye 10 Wolttalt cant affard fo itiss THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1929. THE SEATTLE STAR Sash Adorns Demure Frock ie...

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THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1928, - BUZZY MUST HAVE : ig “Rag : SOMETHING UP HIS SLEEVE; TO MAKE STATEMENT SOON BY

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COUGARS PLAY VARSITY AGAIN Cal, Deo. 2—An Seven dozen foofball games will com A. C. at Corvallis. prive the 1921 Pacific...

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THE SEATTLE STAR Oil Stocks Respond POTATOES TAKE to Southern Pacific | ANOTHER DROP - Split Announcement ver ere | hibit a

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DONT LOOK FURTHER for USED PORDS Ours Priced | Are | i} WE GIVE NO GUARANTES j But H You can rety on ua to tell you traly in

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Taking Our Medicine NOW! With Makers now quoting us much lower prices it is evident that we must take a big loss to bring our