The Seattle Star dated January 11, 1922

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First in News—First in Circulation eee (by 11,727 copies a day)—Call Main 0600 t WEATHER si Tonight and Thursday, fair; to

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PAGE 2 THE SEATTLE STAR Kill Appropriation ' atihia Gre al for Air Mail Uses Do “Petting Parties” Pay? “NO,” Answers a...

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TILE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, 11, 1929, > Five Dollars Each Day for | Prize Tingle “Five dotlars a day For a Jingle he'll pay.”

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This Savings Institution Operates Under Rigid Laws Rigidly Enforced 07% Per Annum Compounded Semi-Annually Is the Least We

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Br man, Whose At least it goes almost that far. The Seattle Star === University Is It? The Spokesman-Review, in odd moments

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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, 11, 1922. THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE BUILDING TO START BOOM 12-Story Structure to Rise Where East Half of New

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AGE 8 MOTHER! |“GULICK PLAN" corms mea) SEEMS DOOMED California Fig Syrup” | Johnson Immigration Bill to Go Thru Instead...

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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, 11, 1922. | Overconfid THE ad SEATTLE STAR ence Is Not Threatening Varsity Cagers BY LEO H. LASSEN...

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at their home ‘Thursday evening. _ Mr. and Mrs. Baillargeon Jef Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ames, Mr. fe aed Mrs. John A. Baillargeon

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<a \ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, Ne (Continued From Page © tive here on nothing. What about supplies?” “That's what we've about right

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AGE 12 FAR FAST [ARBUCKLES AND THEIR PETS) QUESTIONS THE FATTY'S SECOND Yamagata, Last of — MOTHER SEES TRIAL IS OPENED...

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