The Seattle Star dated March 7, 1924

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Slap the Powe r Trust-Support Big 4-Nichols, Moore, C arroll, Campbell WOMAN’S HOME FIRED a The Newspaper With the Biggest

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PAGE PERMITS SHOW (7 RECORD PACE Report Discloses Activity in| Home Builidng The Fruity, Laxative Made o sekaon ry! wai, Ine

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MARCH 1924 THE SEAT “«Cymthia Grey: ate the 18 FRIDAY “Company L” FIGHT PAYMENT veer to Meet Former members of Comp street

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THE Francis Bacon cm -_ 135 years of service is a rec- ord without equal in the annals of the piano manufacturing in- dustry.

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— ne LIBERAL CREDIT—EASY TERMS | Grunbaum Bros.! Saturday! Last Day of AXMINSTER RUG SALE Liberal Credit—Easy Terms No Extra

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*AGE 6 RHE SWATILE & Rast Ty | Vessels Open for a " 4 ‘. Public Inspection | Opera Is Melodrama wi let tee “The Jewess” Stars

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iCLEARANCE! Women’s High-Grade Novelty Shoes l IN SUEDE, KID, PATENT AND SATIN | $4.00 SHOES $5.00 SHOES GO AT GO AT $6 & $7

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PAGE 8 REF FRIDAY MARCH 1 The Seattle Star Published © by The Star Publishing Co., Phone MA {n-0600, Newepaper Knterprise...

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THE SEATTLE STAR a [Elevator Girl Is \Find Stolen Auto | Loots Home While | 100,000 H. P. Plant Meter on Negroe Family at...

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2 iii. — OUT-BUNKING J. B. | Londoner—What do you think hl that tower for height? New Yorker (abroad)}—Do you cat | Say, in

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FRIDAY MA rH a ying srone may Jewish Relief Worker Me ormacl, Will Speak Here Soon SECOND AVENUE AT JAMES STReer Doctor...

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Concrete Roads Are Built to Ride On— Not to Slide On When you come to a stretch of Concrete road you feel your car “take...

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) WITNESS’ PAST Cheasty Jr. Shop INTO SEA! adinits Mystery Murder and | Suicides. From Vessel SOLVES DEATH PUZZLE Nled...

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better. Correctly New Navel Oranges 8c Dozen marmalade, or for school junches Manchurian Wainuts, sweet and shell, % 1b. ise

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| J SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1924 Taine Consider Wireless |Commi na : ror ea, : justralian Statesman Sees | iow Be

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eS ee @RATALL BABATIN: [423+ BEGIN HERE TODAY NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY & mort had bees you came and whe ordered me at and...

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Seattle Society Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister, Telephone MA in-0600 Assistant—Frances Oldham Musico—Louise Raymond Owens

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i8 THI EATTLI Here Go the Last LE ETERS is EDITOR| tell Comes Just a Reminder! ne Famed Shakespearean Actor Final Tour H d F

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THY Some More Letters From Star Readers Ex-Bandit Now Farmer Former*Aide of Jesse James Proves You Can Mt als pa Booey" ;...

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rHE SEATTLI rAR Babson Prophesies Huge { Development for South ZION THRESHING MACHINE The ORIGINAL Malted Milk ? |...

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rit I rvi SUNSHINE SMILES Department for Seattle Shut-Ins and Their Friends, | | Appearing Every Week in The Seattle Star {

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THE SEATTLI FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1924 ~ OBREGON’S LATEST ___) Rabbi's Bible (a | Was Printed | 400 Years Ago Volume Is Believed

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LARCH 1924 ent ane Trip | Pwelers ne About Fights and a py LEO H. L. ASSEN Tacoma Boy | Has Rival on Canvas Roberts Too...

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THE ATTLE Daily Doings of The Star’s Funny Folks MOM’N: POP, ( TOMORROW NIGHT x , INTO A STIFF SHIRT | WE ARE INVITED OVER, (

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F2OUSE seeceee i00D.BY ro Marion Davies -IN— “LITTLE OLD NEW YORK” THE PICTURE YOU'LL NEVER FORGET TONIGHT Seeeeesecececees

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PAGE 26 LUNDIN CLAIMS “FRAMEUP" Connects Mayor With Rumor of Newspaper Support SAYS BROWN THWARTED Not With “Big Interests,”

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} PLAN ‘i PAY 3 TH! ") BYE RUT Envelope i lek Touring rd Count HE dabiand UG Steveus Sp | 2a AUTOS FOR SALE rity HORTAGE OPEN

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THE SEATTLE STAR Voters Will P ick Mayor, Councilmen, School Directors on Tuesdil (ff Mother and Babe “| Bank He 2 IT WOULD