The Seattle Star dated September 27, 1922

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» VOLUME 24. NO. 184, Howdy, folks! Gosh, but it's hard to write this first linc, We mever knew what to say. Now we've said

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THE SEATTLE STAR GUS BROWN QUITS Closing the doors on a business that for more 30 long years has played its humble part in

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IN NEW JERSEY relinghuysen Renominated; Defines Issue TRENTON, N. J., Sept, 27.—Pro. hibition ts to be the principal issue im

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AGE 4 in Seattle —No. THE 15 | | “EQUESTRIENNES”—Photograph by Henry Clay—Photo-thought by Leo H. Lassen. Picture taken at

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SS Nae AANVUUATUONNAAGASEAHE AGATE f R UNBAUM BROS FURNITURE CO. INC. SIXTH AVE. Sctween PIKE and PINE demonstrate how cook-

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Y, SEPTEMBER 27, 1922. THE SEATTLE STAR extravagant. Then tl republican state . : : ¢ is tos . 1 @ The republicans of...

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DAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1922, * wEDN ‘ Steamship 1P"imore|DRY NAVY KEPT in From Baltimore con her firet trip on the local run,...

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SEATTLE May Be Queen } Roscoe Arbuckle Here; Ever Hear of Roscoe? By Seaburn Brown Roscoe Arbuckle was tn town all! ‘ietty”

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eet ewrwe w \ 7 to 3 count. *EDNESDAY, SEPTEMRER D KUHN EXPE tig Sophomore Slated for Varsity Line Job During Season, If He

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PAGE 10 Seattle a Society Miss Dorothy Leavitt Weds This Morning; Invitations for Tea Is- aued, 4 ag marriage of Miss Dorothy

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EL mm mie NR te i i Rai aN THE OLD HOME TOWN HOLD ER NEWT , SHES AREARIN BY AHERN SAV = WHATS “THAT NEW GUY “KID PORTLAND”

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PAGE 12 Tides in Seattle | WEDNESDAY THURSDAY | Serr, 2 SEPT, t& | wee Low Tide mom, Oe fy “iret High Tide 10:48 a, m,, 106

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SSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1922. arked Activity in |The Seattle | Seta I egg AM ot business vine the o"tecinh inctuding: ped...

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witty ee vem ne Sage agi Huge Same Are Available, but Not Yet Used Many States Profit Arrangement of Government by any...