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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
10
Marty Mueller, 22, of 1115 39th Ave North, dressed in his sister Mia Jennie Grossman’s clothes and hanged himself at his father’s home. Found Wednesday night in the cellar beam after being alone for a week while his father was in Portland. Mueller was a clerk at Whiton Hardware Co.
Harold J. McCune 34 died after a truck at Barton Packing Co garage on Spokane Ave and Wyoming St rolled in gear. He overhauled the engine, cranked it and was pinned between machines, dying hours later at Providence hospital. He leaves a widow, Josephine, of 158 Commerce St.
An advertisement from New York promotes Nuxated Iron as a superior iron supplement. It claims it enriches blood, boosts energy, and prevents disease while contrasting it with ordinary foods. Readers are urged to buy from Bartell Drug Co. Owl Drug Co. University Drug Co. and G. O. Guy.
Miss Margaret Githens of Philadelphia challenges the belief that women succeed only in arts or luxury trades. She owns a 50000 dollar corporation making valves and fittings for plumbing and plans to study copper mines in Butte Montana before marrying, saying gender does not determine business ability.
Portland dispatch notes the Episcopal general convention begins its business sessions after opening ceremonies. President of the house of deputies Dr. Alexander Mann, serving a ninth term, cites favoring prayer book revision and remarriage canons for divorced persons as key issues. Committees propose simplifications to the marriage rite and Ten Commandments. The convention will weigh recommendations from Dr. Charles L. Slattery and others, with final judgment by the full body.
Silk boot hose offered in 150 pairs with life garter tops and various heels in smoke gray black white and piping rock. Sizes 8½ to 10 available unevenly. Linen sets, hand embroidered, about 24 sets in colors, priced 79c per set during this hour.
Seattle attorney Thomas D. Page and Frank Paul will speak Thursday at Mike Wright's Ball in Hillman City. Page discusses "The Conspiracy of the South Commissioners" and corporate control of utilities plus the Japanese situation. He backs a budget taxation system. Dancing starts 9 p.m. with Alki jazz band. a social evening is promised.
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