The Seattle Star dated June 15, 1923

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rit EATTLI RE: ELEGT 08S rerired Thurtay| hie elty ¥ ( (PRESIDENT WILL RIDE ON U, | FARMERS WILL HELP ERICKSON ® Line Up With

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j \ “THE | SHAWL” HONDON, June 15.—"Rent Day”—| thing to worry about. eRIDAY IBERTY Causa ees TONIGHT —Last Times. Thomas...

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DOORS WILL BE CLOSED AFTER 33 YEARS BUSINESS The Ou tle t Quit ess Sale has been distinct pected considering the way andise

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nt Payments PRINBAUM BR FURNITURE CO. INC. SIXTH AVE. = ROS | BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE Editor's Note.—This ts the Mth of a...

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PAGE 6 for SATURDAY SPECIALS :14'monpay At “THE PLYMOUTH” 120 pairs of soft white Horsehide Oxfords, trimmed in brown leather

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JUNE 15. The Last Call of STAMM BROS.’ FIRE SALE! Every dollar's worth of this stock must be sold before July 4th, and every

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PRIDAY, JUNE 15, 19: gid Believed Dead Is Seen| in San Francisco _ pm Am Mra 1 of Joe Joftery oF court en in Burke, def Neimi

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THE SEATTLE STAR 1 Just Look at This Boys and Girls (The Seattle Star, Washington's Most Popular Daily OFFERS YOU A “DAN...

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FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1928 : THE SEATTLE STAR P? Daily Doings of The Star’s Family of Famous Comic Folks TEMPUS TODD Overlooked

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THE SEATTLE STAR BOOZE MAKERS urist Decide ) BUILD HUGE DERN, dune 1 Accept Immunity Rather ; 2 ’ ment the ae oS ee Than...

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. PAGES 13 TO The seattle BATTLE, W ASH, FRIDAY, JUNE Fund Movement Will Give COLLEGE GRADS | Seattle the Best in Art TO HOLD

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PAGE 14 Seattle Society y Lillian Keen LeBallister, Telephone, Main 0600. Assistant—Frances Oldham Music—Louise Raymond. Fay

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wen SEROAAPER SPRVICR, Wwe yond | ¥fe acts like we was cattle, an’ we Her to the higher (Continued From Yesterday) q cant...

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. . LAST TOUES cnccnececesse MAKING OF PICTURE IR i ‘fe. Not the | ES, : ; ‘Reform Life 0 CANNED VEGETABLES “TRIFLING WITH

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FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1928 THE . .E STAR ‘The Star’s Daily Short Story “Avoiding a Fortune, ” by Gorton Carruth ANOTHER COMPLETE

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PAGE Pursuit Planes Are MOUNT CLE New 1923 Models Are Now on Display Retall Storé—First and Spring HE 18 Sportsmen Will Hold

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FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1928. RAILROADS MAY REDUCE RATES Consider Lower Freight on Foodstuffs Press) Volun particularly | being m

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FRIDAY, JUNE IGIANTS AND YANKEES LOOK LIKE MAJOR WINNERS AGAIN~~¢ Champions Run Away | With Races ' Victories by Two New York

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2 1928 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 21 REAT FALLS FANS PREDICT. VICTORY FOR JACK DEMPSEY Jack Draws (BATTING AVERAGES] Michigan...

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THE FRIDAY, JUNI | The Active Buyer and Seller Now Use STAR WANT ADS FIRST OregonW omanW ax Artist The Seattle Star‘......

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FRIDAY, JUNE R AUTOS FOR SALE 1 ALB—REAL 65. FOR SALE—WEST —| 67 FOR SALE—ACREAGE | » Men, Attentio ST ESTATE SEATTLE Nes...

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Baldwin Cabinet Needs More Pep and Ginger New Political Alignment in England Gives Lloyd George Chance to Come Back j } BY