The Seattle Star dated December 14, 1922

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Tonight and Friday fair, tinued cold; easter Temperature Last 34 Hours Maximum, 34, Today rane con- moderate ty wind....

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MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU: FOR BETTER AME AN HOMES | FRIDAY - SATURDAY Selling Booze —no C. 0. D. or phone orders; one to

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1 TY Then Gone Venteht, Friday, “Brothers Under the Skin” COLISEUM Maurice Tourneur, who produced ax

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PAGE 4 3,000 at 55c Al-Sitk Ties, in stripes and | Exceptional at this In beautiful pat- terns, 1.200 only tn thie lot....

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1922 STM LALLA LALLA LA LLL ULLAL MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUKEAL When Winter (mes i " = It is always the

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PAGE 6 Before the new board of county commissioners take seats the first of the year, The Star wants to recall for their...

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1922 tHE SEATTLE | food aa in the United States, and the death penalty for murder almont cer J th on

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PAGE 8 ) | Sacrifice of Chinese Goods We Ever Made Yes, that’s just it! Our misfortune—your Large shipments from the Orient

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1929, Seattle Lecturer Honored’ ee @ * ick Children Make * * BY DOROTHY FAY GOULD Professor Garrett

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Store Hours: 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Kiddies! Learn to Draw! This Is the Drawing Master Now being demon- strated in the Christ-

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~ ponent—and this despite the strong conditions shou! and | SECTION TWO | | NEW GOVERNOR MAY KILL KANSAS LABOR DAVIS PLANS

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liffe: rent colors. These are all Then Merchandise Will Be Marked Back to Its Real Worth DREDS of Gowns and Dresses and two

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1922, generic Menem ERY GIRL GUARDED Miller Trunk & Leather GoodsCo. | BY TROOPERS 1007 Second Avenue

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1922, Sealdsweet Glorida Grapefruit PAGE 14 Buy Now, Pay Next Year Charge It! CHERRY’S Charge It! Six

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1922. THE SEATT IMPEACHMENT ‘HEAVY FALL OF Astoria Is Encouraged by GOVERNORS IN Stage Star FILES...

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Play | ® play | collere |ber 15, ehureh Engagement of Miss Ray- | food to Mr. Owens An- nounced; Miss Marian tx; Wurzbacher

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(Continued From Page © “Now let me tell you how they hap- pened to catch him, Maybe you heard—he and Dago Frank were in the

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PAGE 1 /TWO CALIFORNIANS PLACED ON STAR’S ALL-AMERICAN ELEVEN Mets Win Sixth Game passing of Jack Adams se from Coast league

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THURSDAY, DECEMRER 14, 1922 One Cause ae | ren, ception. tudebaker and Ste ¥ steady, but Great No! within the Baldwin, 128,

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CLEVELAND, Deo, 14-1 riea anual GOING TO MARRY? TAKE THESE TIPS BY BRADLEY HULL Chief, Domestic Relations Bureau, Cleveland “