The Seattle Star dated March 16, 1923

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Z T last the business men and consumers generally are awakened to the fact that the telephone company is seeking a real raise

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PAGE 2 THE NEW JUST HEAR: HALL ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY OS ef Ho mann NOW ON BRUNSWICK RECORDS ONLY | Firet Recording Now

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FRIDAY, MARC DOUGLAS al times— Mack— Added— B: LEAVING TONIGHT 8 FAIRBANKS in the finest picture of “ROBIN HOOD" @ Saturday—

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‘The Agent’ BIG NEW SHOW Starts Tomorrow FUNNY LARRY SEMON in his fastest, funniest and latest laugh riot “A WOMARN’S WOMAN”

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350 ARE SAVED Wilhelmi in New King. Plot _ FROMFLAMES pide May Be Aid to Plans | Patients Menaced as Mon- | treal Hospital

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THE SE ATTLE STAR I have received many congratulations on the smart appearance of my new tailor shop at 1405 Third Avenue. My

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FRIVAY MARCH 16, 1928 | YouWould NotWear THIS SIGN ON YOUR Po aest So we willing chance We tion. SCOTCH TAILORS That would be

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The Seattle Sta Published Dally by The #v ng Co Phone Main 0. Paper Enterprise Aseoctatt ad United Pres Hervicn, By » Sty, He

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THE SEATTLE STAR FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET Spreads for Bread could be made DOWMSTAMS STORE Bom the eg

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TENYEARS OF TROUBLE Pint ony ES EAN REWARD ND OR MA, WINKLER feosataiemr") AR | ‘| oF $50 WE WILL GIVE A $50 DUNDEE MADE TO

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FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1928 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 11 EIGHT |.W.W. (“YoU MAY TELL AMERICA THAT...” }f ~ FOUND GUILTY nalties to...

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GE 12 BOMB BRIDGES CLAIMS DUE IN RUHR ZONE) IN ONE WEEK’ One French Soldier ts Killed| Waterhouse Co. Assets Are, in Riots

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FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1928 Ciecs “Dress Well—Never Miss the Money” 2 Pant Suits “This Extra Pair Gives Double Wear” CORRECT...

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Japanese Envoy dent's military aide. Exhibitor of Pictures hc BY CARL A. RANDAU _ NEW YORK, March 16.—The _ @xhibitor—the man

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The Seattle Star | Fiancee { York’s Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, of York, second son of King shown here in her latest photo. in

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PAGE 16 SS “she could only see this Cake/ Undoubtedly that Good Dame of ye olden days tn historic New England prided herself

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FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1923. (cA Rational ka From bast to Coast”) Pprowning {ing & Co. Made Boys’ Clothing When Dad Was a Boy—...

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PAGE 18 THE SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1928 “ni Out” Design Your Own Bonnet Romance Is Not Dead; Honor Still Lives Said

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FRIDAY, MARCH wei ae § in | Two Men Held in IS NOW 101 DRUG QUACKS Here Are the Champs in Jail for Robbery 30 SKELETONS YEARS

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Seattle Society Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister. Telephone, Main 0600, Music and Society Assistant—Louise Raymond....

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sh. us! ate chances, mistress’ diamonds. Sir Norman, who tells this episode: any of the mental or nervous phe-| nomena...

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THE SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1928. | — Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic rok = Ba DOINGS OF THE DUFFS

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FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1928. Bt) Accessories for All Cars a 4 A. —_ x] ro! With Spring comes the (Yot} call to the open. Now is

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: scat 08ct ah PAGE 24 || SEATTLE BUSINESS BUSINESS ON GOOD BASIS . | ma lions Continue Good, | Says Report | ed according ;

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iad ries FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1923. HOT SUN LIMBERS “DOC” JOHNSTON’S GREAT THROWING ARM CHARLEY PADDOCK TO RUN DASHES AT PULLMAN

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(AVE NEW CAR FARE SOLUTION Would Test Supreme Court Decision of the strect car muddle, Fetention of the S.cent fare, can...

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THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 27 The cca. Power of Star Want Ads Can Be Appreciated Only by Those Who Use Them 56 AUTOS FOR S SALE

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Jhe Power of 27,000 Horse Electric Steeds That Leap Mountain Ranges to Serve Wenatchee’s Homes, Farms and Orchards, 120 Miles