The Seattle Star dated July 4, 1925

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wih 4 \ it % Santa Barbara Cheerful (HARGE TUNNEL, After Renewed Temblors — |§ FAULTY Wor! nen Busy Rebuilding; Bands Playing

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| Ya Keen Le Ballis MA in-0600 Laura Telep! Assistant Emory Sa -_ Reception Will Honor Visiting Librarian Series of Affairs

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PAGE 4 THE SEATTLE STAR SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1925, a I Villa Ge Seattle Promoters Angling tor Pancho oe ae: oe a “Sweet Potato”

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SATURDAY, JULY sBabe Ruth Isn’t Read TRACK AND FIELD ATHLETES COMPETE IN FRISCO | & They’re After Ralph Rose’s 16-Year-Old

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Beattle physician, was elected to the | Yakima valley will this year retu At times, as many He in due h tomor rnoon |...

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Carbon River Road to Te Scattle Star | 5 Classified Advertising THF SEATTLE STAR Physicians, Surgeons WS, alte VT omen's...

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THE SEATTLE STAR 'WILBUR IN WEST [OUT OUR WAY FOX DE LANS Sake AUNT TULLIE ,HOL DAT SNEEZE BACK “TILL WE GIT TER DE TOP A=)

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Granite Falls. | y > ca” is SECOND SECTION The Granite Falls 1. The log gateway to the town of Granite Falls. 2. 5. The...

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PAGE LO LATE FEATURES GRAHAMS OPEN FORD CARS IN r : Judge Deplores AIDING W K Auto Manners [ = | TONKER ) 1 i Y pen : 4 ft ry

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ee DAY, SULY 4, 102 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 11 CHRYSLER SALE|(Motoriss Mut Pay ia Molar d Pationte | OARS WILL NOT TIRE PRICES

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PAGE 12 THE SEATTLE STAR ATURDAY, JULY 4, 1925. SALESMAN $AM | | BY SWAN : d 4 ) n / ‘& ¢ / e ; ry Beatrice Burton © 1925 NEA

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SATURDAY, JULY 4 Mrs ross Word Puzzle Huck, Ashamed, I s{ New of Val e ‘ Congresswoman Hangs Her Head as She and { e Negro

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. scored a sensational Mit when pi _ duced.on the stage in New York by , the Theater | tions; one in which he {is not called)

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SA LURDAY, JULY 4, 19: ——— THREE’S NOT A CROWD — |\“Not So Long sommes Ago’ Depicts Good Old Days Can one ( Imagine in these

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From Cos oe tume Plays to Open Spaces It's quite a change from the frills and burbelows of Marion Vavies’ former coatumes—