The Seattle Star dated March 21, 1924

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How ! ow Did the F olks In the Poor House e Get ' ‘There? Turn to Page 22 T oday!| SAYS, AS BO 200,00 ee A tonight, rdey ly

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TO VISIT PORT Citizens to Attend “Open House” on Waterfront Cynthia Greys! Mee Qe isi /Pacitic City Mayor FEATURE WIRELESS ;

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FRIDAY, MARCH 21, ——_ 1g2d Lil & sk STAK Library Purchases Not THE BON MARCHE. in Pace With Rentals ed J THE GROTE-RANKIN CO)

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THE SEATTLE STARK Saturday Arrives With More New Merchandise for niversary Sale|(1924] 1874|MacDougall-Southwick’s 50%...

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FRIDAY, MARCH —eeee| nient Payments socsnrowes THE SEATTLE STAR 'PAGE 5 ( Irs “A PRETTY BIG WORLD | THINK BANDITS WERE...

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ee SAA WANUPACTURERS GUARANTEED BRANDS CAMPBELL HARDWARE Phone EL iot- 0921 Corner First and Madison Grass Shears Garden...

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) FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1924, > ir Circus Scheduled at University Stadium ERS | i THE SEATTLE STAI PLAN BIGGEST PROGRAM HERE May

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THE SEATTLE STAR |The Seattle Publishing Oo., elation and U | Representatives, San Franoteoe ee, Union Truat Wide.) New York

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FRIDAY, MARCTT 21, 1924, THE SEATTLE STAR FAG 2 * ta al $ | One man who has managed a te why the Obregon government wan,...

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OUR SPECIALS SATURDAY DEFY COMPETITION}! ‘sts’, THE SEATTI E STAR Will O pén Park Road Mile P Impassable Track to Be Seattle

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21, 1 “Meet Us and Wear Diamonds” Weisfield & Goldberg Celebrated Ulinois Master Celebrated Illinois Master Wo have Just...

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PAGE 12 NO SUPPORTERS FOR CHARGES Sti Tohn N. Willys Says “Protest Committee” Silent on Ferguson THE Race Suicide and the...

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L Ths Uleawat to Style | One and Two Pants SUITS $30 °35 *40'45 | AND UP yy array of fine styles that surely will please...

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THE SEATTLE STAR Spring Unpacks Her Bag of Fashion at The Bon Marche And Makes Special Preparations for Children—Saturday—

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[ a aaah ne | The Seattle Star Bini 15 10 28] SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1924 @ HUNT PRISONER :: “ake ee Benue Speaker

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I i tm scared in my | N amped and scared the tin soldier's “What scared you Ress so we can really to NTVURES E TWINS HUNTING

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FRIDAY, M ‘Seattle Edited by Lillian Keen LeBal Assistant 24 Franc Society lister, Telephone MA in-0600 es Oldham...

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PAGE 18 The Wanted Styles and Prices Years of cater Is need of a st at medium pr $4.75 ey Soe pia 0 of prices’ th Gives a...

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FRIDAY, LUMBER TRADE IS CHAOTIC Condition May Prelude an Improved Situation MARCH 21, 1924 BY FRANK FOSTER uation ts...

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“PH SAY “PHILLIPS LIPS” MILK PROTECT Your Doctor and Yourself OF MAGNESIA S” to your druggist, or you rhay not get the...

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BIRL BOOTLEGGER Girl Wants Curls; Loses Hair and Job PAR Has Especially Made Cloth- | tnat ne ng and Operates in Open HILAI a

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PAGE 22 FOREIGN TRADERS TOVISITBOSTON Convention Will Important Be Very BOSTON annual ¢ Fore on all part gemb-prepare we have

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THE DILULIL ILI MINUTE MEN PAY |(TRAVEL 5,600 MILES FOR paces artes HONOR TO GRIFFITH “WILD ORANGES” SCENES | TOMORROW }...

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THE SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, MARCH 21, i [ EVERETT TRUE > THE NEXT (*RusTy RUBE \ WILL FOUL MOMENT ff AH= You WILL.EM THEN OUR

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FRIDAY, MARCH About Fights and Fighters BY LEO H, LASSEN A TTLE ARTICLES FOR BIG FIGHT Husky Speed Kk ing STAR E WILL BE...

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| Maximum sentence ts one year’s {m- fe Comedian Declares fora. 2. “Black Oxen” Author Flayed by Physician BY JAMES T....

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PAG Es 27 56 AUTOS FOR SALB | 62 FOR § 162 FOR SALB—REAL jt FOR SALE—REAY, 67 FOR SALE—ACREAGE ° 4 oe ESTATE ESTATE |Fords

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THE SEATTLE STAR Guarantee Safeguards for Cannery Men CURB ABUSES OF LABORERS iia. oe California Counties Look for es whe he