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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1922

Page

6

Better Homes Week Promotes Home Improvements

Speakers urge improved living standards during Better Homes week with daily merchant displays. King spoke at a Rotary luncheon on the topic, Joe Wenwell addressed Kiwanis, and Mrs. K B Littlefield spoke to the TV Commercial club. The drive runs through Saturday with open houses at area furniture dealers including National and Home Furni stores, Blake's, Morrison's, Porter's, and Ryan and Wash on Furniture.

King Rotary Joe Wenwell Washington Annex KB. Littlefield National National and Home Furnistores Blake's Western Parns Company Morrison's Porter's Nann’s Ryan and Wash On

Corpse Argues With Embalmer Fined One Dollar

In Chicago a man named Oh Ropa, 23, lay on a morgue stretcher and argued with an embalmer's assistant about his need for a stab, prompting police to arrest him for disorderly conduct. He was fined one dollar after appearing before Judge Theodore Evier.

Johicago Ropa Ansner Theodore Evier

Bandit Steals Diamond Rings From Woman Near 14th Ave

Mrs. Mary Teham of the Parker Apartments 417 14th Ave N reported a lone bandit robbed her at 120 am Wednesday in an alley at 14th Ave N and Republican St. He forced removal of two diamond rings valued at 250 dollars and took her gold mesh bag. Police searched the district for hours but did not locate him.

14Th Ave. N Republican St Mary Teham Parker Apartments

Open House At Practice Cottage In University Of Washington

The home economics department announces an open house at the University of Washington practice cottage from 7 to 10 p m. The event is part of Better Homes week and invites the public to view demonstrations and programs.

University of Washington Home Economics Department

Freighter Commercial Pathfinder to Reach Seattle Soon

The Commercial Pathfinder, first Moore and McCormick liner to Seattle, will load Northwestern cargo for Cuban ports. The vessel arrives November 20 per Walker Kom Company, Inc. announcement. Two more east coast ships are slated to reach the port within the month.

Moore and McCormick Line Seattle Commercial Pathfinder Veewel Walker Kom Company, Inc Steamship Company

Alivre Mugged by Umbrella Thief in Paris Satire

In a witty London Opinion item a speaker laments the loss of his umbrella aliver and notes the thief may try again tomorrow hoping the owner will secure a more handsome one. Alphonse responds in exaggerated apology.

Alphonse Monsieur London

State to Boost Salmon Hatchings Amid Depleting Stocks

State fisheries officials report salmon catches are outpacing natural recruitment. Plans call for artificial hatching using twenty million eggs from Alaska to bolster Washington stocks and a legislative push to restrict high grade salmon fishing until populations recover.

State Department of Alaska Washington

Pastor Braved Rain to Earn Five Dollar Fool Stunt

Independent Zion City pastor Robert O'Brien stood in the rain for a day to win a five dollar prize offered by Wilbur Glenn Voliva. The offer asked him to stand on a street corner and demonstrate what it means to be a fool in the eyes of the crowd.

Waukegan Robert O'Brien Zion City Wilbur Glenn Voliva

Firemen's Relief Ball in Seattle Saturday

Members of the Seattle fire department relief association stage their 20th annual ball at the Manonia temple Saturday evening to benefit the relief fund. Capt. George Heyes serves as association president and oversees arrangements.

Seattle Fire Department Mellef Association Manonia Temple George Heyes

Stomach Holds Key as Chicago Man Recovers Lost Item

A fragmentary report notes Phillip J in Chicago found a key he had lost. Surgeons removed it from his stomach after it was swallowed, with Kalter referenced in the brief.

Chicago Phillip J Hie Kalter

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