The Seattle Star dated April 26, 1922

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Here is the one most certain fact about Dr. Brown's campaign for mayor: He is being enthusiastically backed by the most...

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before this date. ali amateurs, —exactly as pic- tured. Fumed oak. Saddle seat. 150 chairs in this lot. Regular price $4.50;

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clure Patter Eddie Polo is coming to the Oak koon in @ new serial picture, The on the opening day, which will be own Will be

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NCH TROOPS MORE GAS USED This Woman Is AREATTACKED IFB,T.U'SLOW Just So Keen Send Germany Note San Francisco Experience on

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1922. THE Member American Homes Bureau REMOVAL SAL The rt portunity for money-saving was never as great

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attle Sta 4 monthe, $2.76) pean, state, He per month, 7, $e & month. Newapaper mn. terprine Asan. and United Presa Servic By

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WEDNEDAY, APRIL 26, MOTHIRS IN PRIN WILL LE BABIES Pearl Odell and Gusie Humann 1922. Mut Give Up Tot to Law AUBRN, N. ¥..

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| —so they <n, took our offer Mysteries of d By R. L. Duncan Director, Neadlo Institute of America | Much has been written

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. Attacks Stadium Bridg santem $ ridge Prussianism in Schools? ’ Baitor The Star jiuxuries and cateh up with Iteelf. | Mditor

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PAGE 10 ASK FOR A NICHC IN TEN-INCH MILL FILE (ysape wane) [Ts the chop, chop, chop of a sharp hoe that keeps the garden...

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AY, APRIL 26, 1922. THE Bic Substitute V Whangs | PGrcuit Blow in Pinch The Statistics PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Lent ) Ex-Coaster

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PAGE 13 THE SEATTLE STAR ‘LOCAL ARTIST DIS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 19 show May 23 to Women Voters * the Better Homen PLAYING Lt

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THE OLD HOME TOWN . | SWONED HOB WAwoLes FOR HOMa Oey Aes | OUR BOARDING HOUSE BY AHERN NO SIR GUS=- NO MORE ENTERTAINING AT

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PAGE 14 THE SEATTLE STAR /_ ° | Chicago Live Stock i] 1 Wednesday's Guete A jo Heowlpts, 16,000 Mark toe hig MOVE QUICKLY.

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AY, APRIL =. Lene Seattle Star Ss: aie Ae Bastian POR RENT—RoOOoMS PRIVATE” FRONT “ROOM. bath, $2.40 we O06 Pally at rh07 &

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‘ NOW PICKED ‘The following artlele was writ- ‘> ten by Alfred H. Lamdin, spokes man for the Citizens’ Comm ee ; | Opposed to