The Seattle Star dated January 12, 1922

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At, fair a VOLUME 23 3 |} 1 Howdy, folks! It is a sin to play golf on Sunday the way some play it Price of ¢ is dropping...

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1922. |Easy Payments for Veterans Planned | OLYMPIA, Jan. 12-—War veterans | )Comment on Paying | MABEL

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ture. Coett INTER GARDE [ries the audience thru the principal | This was | cities of the British Istes, visiting all|of a...

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ous Kiss. Mc uny are the answer ed that se he recently lear ting parties” and.the pron Is “Hal” a bit narrow-minde training?

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1922. THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 5 OWT CS] STS Tey aft HAS THIS ( CHAP BEEN FORGOTTEN? ng ay gi January...

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1922. POLICE ARE | jwould wed again, and once more | the jbask in the comforts of a home ents of the

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DR. LOUGHNEY’S UMAN BAKE OVEN Stimulates the Entire System Loughney Writes Follow- |» ing Statement for Publica-| \'* >, Jan,

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“finished fighter. hy hours of football! was enough for Ernie Vick of Michigan to win a place on Walter Camp's All- American

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P. Seattle Society Pretty Wedding; Da Announced for Mid- Season Assembly Ball. AGE 10 RINITY CHURCH WAS THE Beene last ve ort

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2 | | ined “4 = UP a few records, and so T took eee, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1922. Jasiowsh (Continged From Page 6) }He had...

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PAGE 12 PHS sooooooes Ends Stubborn Coughs ~ in a Hurry 3 DURANGO, Cole conducted Matador, of Clay Aikens, bodies, bu AD...

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Going Up! Railways Optimistic. Lumber Men Are, 7° URGES U. S. | AND BRITAIN Petitions to Ask Return to , East Prospects Good.