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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
7
A new radio boot called Golosh's successor T debuts at the national fashion show in Chicago. The hybrid boot blends rubber with fishing leggings and lambs wool for a Russian look and durability. Worn outside or tucked in, the style raises curiosity about its unusual name and cost across households.
Death Valley California November 2 Death Valley Scotty reappears near his famous gold strike site after years of secrecy. He guides a four mule team into the hills to fetch ore and rumors swirl about a new mine or ranch venture as he poses in Death Valley scenes and lives rough on the desert.
The Stores Mutual Protective Association linked to the Chamber of Commerce retail trade department recovered over 2000 dollars for Seattle stores in October. W H Uecker reports 113 cases handled including bad checks passing shoplifting and impersonations. A notorious shoplifter received 90 days in jail and a check forger was committed to Sedro-Woolley hospital.
Lady Stapleton named the most beautiful woman in Great Britain at a recent English beauty contest, drawing acclaim for her elegance and poise.
A series of pedestrian accidents is listed with multiple victims. 607 Ward and 9813 35th Ave W involved in a stumble chasing a football at Russell Ave and 1st Ave N W. 609 Cc. L. Nernholm downtown, 3731 Dawson St, struck at Brandon St and Rainier Ave by Canice Eakle. Edna Bradshaw, 5442 Leary Ave, bruised at Florentia St and Nickerson Ave by Dr. C Knowlton and taken to Lakeside hospital.
Mrs Vermin M. Black, a widow, files suit in superior court against John M. McClocky, Star Lake rancher, seeking $5,000 damages for alleged breach of promise. The action names the defendant and states the amount claimed.
Fred Nelson, candidate for county commissioner, spoke to a large audience on Vashon Island Wednesday. He argued the office he seeks is among the most important to fill as the incumbent makes spending decisions and said he is well qualified for the job.
Birth announcements and marriage licenses appear for numerous individuals with Beattie as the household focus. Entries include names and addresses such as 10th and 16th avenues, 4297 Latona, 711 Seneca, and 1529 W. 65th St, noting both births and ages. The list also records marriage licenses for couples like Elizabeth C. Christian and Bernard Harvey and Celia Lemal Boyle, with Seattle and Beattie connections.
A mix of funeral announcements for J. Allen Maude Matthews and Blanche Ramaer with services listed, plus extensive rental ads for houses and flats in Seattle area. Ads detail prices, locations, and features like modern amenities and fireplaces, plus auto accessories and a used car offer. Includes textile and home goods listings.
Percy Baker an 18 year old messenger was thrown from his bicycle when it struck a auto at Melrose avenue and Pike street Wednesday night. He suffered bruises and was taken to the city hospital for treatment. The auto was driven by Royal A McClure of 1068 Thoman street.
CHICAGO Nov. 2 Railroads opened the fight for an eight hour day for train service workers with the filing of a petition before the United States Railroad Labor Board by the Chicago and Alton asking modification of working rules.
Mr. RR Martin of Olympi a recent purchaser praises the Bands Plan rebuilt car. He notes satisfaction with rebuilding and conditioning efforts and mentions he helped sell another Bands car. The dealer lists models including 1938 Buick Touring and 1920 Buick Touring among vehicles at Big Bands Motors.
Classified notices advertise multiple farm parcels for sale in Whatcom County and Inglewood Park area. Offers claim free export advice on poultry berry raising and provide payment terms, with properties near trout streams and paved highways. listings include 4 to 5 acre plots and 20 to 46 acre farms through W Robison Co and a national bank ad for Conway.
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