The Seattle Star dated March 7, 1922

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; self and the Ford will do the put- ting.” | o———— First in News—First in Circulation (by 11,727 copies a day)—Call Main...

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THE SEATTLE STAR LONDON, March T-—"No man could have headed the government better than Lieyd George,” Arthur J Ralfour...

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TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1922. THE SEATT 7} WILKES ACTORS Ponta Here itr Open an Account at Grote-Rankin’s WASHINGTON, March 1.Jamen

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He knows more about grave @igxing than anybody else in Hie’s dug craves for 76 years. And it hasn't made him mor nor...

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TUESDAY, MARCTT 7, 1922. Colds Headache Toothache Neuralgia Earache Lumbago Accept only ‘“Bayer’® package which contains...

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old Anglo-Jap alliance. That's doubtful. if, thru jealousy of “! fancels a real and binding mili ‘tary alliance—the AngioJap

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eT Stampeding From Taft to Escape Night Riders amounting to almost a stampede to day, flecing before tho sinister] i, hare

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MRS, Hiees LETTER Per six we Dove bece setentty #@ tnvalid—most of the time bed up above my hips, slain aed meurttin, iy high

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Children Cry for Fletchers ¢€ yuthia Grey: n SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS NO The Kind You Have Always |. Dear Miss Grey: Will you kindly

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Irs. Hook Notertaining r Hostess ®) | | embers of her | Seattle WOMEN’S CLUBS t p w m. meet in the A. 0. hall, Ninth ave, at

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pu _ TUESDAY, MARCTI 7, 1922. ERSKINE DALE PAGE 11 BY STANLEY THE SEATTLE STAR UR BOARDING HOUSE BY AHERN GET “IW’ LAUGH...

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_ Great Record Hung Up by Master of Hitters Baltimore Oriole Star Went Thru Season of 1896 Without Fanning; League Had Some

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Published Tally ai 1307 Seventh Ave Beattin Washington. pet scription Rates f MAUL IN ADVANCE TN THR STATE month . . months

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ae TO FIGHT _ FOR LAND Insidious Campaign of Prop- aganda Launched in Wapato | WAPATO, March 7.—Borrew- ing « page from the