The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 7, 1908, Page 4

« SEATTLE STAR Left All to Charity. Porter | into the him for fun | came | He bad} | HOW WALL ST. GETS WESTERN MONEY “TO SEE BATTLESH! boats at Pier 2 Tea daily, 6c round trip. round Id interior on hand all of their reserves, Shou ep @ should they be all <l to s¢ ¢ cent of them, as ur the present law, to New ¥ in Wall st.? i rrangement under the present law is that banks, in F ae % ‘ Another old legend will soon put @ the so-called reserve cities, wl are New York, Chicago and pls | i St. Louis, must have at a mes 25 per cent of their deposits on | On the presentday juveatie’s ans lytical brain es are required to keep a re-| i191 wonder it Easter exgs laid by | Banks in othe hand in cash serve of 25 per cent, but three-jifths of their reserve, or 15 per centof their total deposits, t! ay deposit in national banks in New York, Chix r St. as they please. The reserve ¢ banks of other cities for the banks pay small i use of these reserves. af the northwest te and New York tically, Chicago is to take care| ouis of the southwest territory Actually most of the money g Yew York of the cast clients, frequently re Ne York banks loan reserve money on stock ex change and ot ate It plays a very important part in quires the services of a stock exchange speculation Mak bank. This bank is of f ft * nt Sey fake use of « ib In favor of this angement it is claimed that only in a kat Caan mur I ten applied to in such lew fie New York cs s money be loaned strictly on call 1 Credi lan in th city like \ ; ¥ i 3 capacity, and gives ial which can be so ar nent on the stock exchange for ee ee cast aller cities, it is alleged, have no such quick way of ments left in escrow. raising money In or times small city banks can — dhdie reserves out ' on demand. During the (pay a lttle genic, | ew York banks begged off and|] little at a time) for a Union western cot t cir reserves, One bank in Seattle thin which had $190,000 ot in New York, asked for the}] immense showing of |} Savings & whole amount in ca t $5,000. In this way wa Spring Apparel for Men Mai ce iedialy senpoustbie financial stringency Trust Co. epee j SECOND AND CHERRY. Andther « western banks are some times able to get hold of their own bank dits for their own mterprises, which t not get in a t way, They JAMES 0. HOGE, will go to Chicas rk and it their reserves in stern President ace vith th inding that that bank will grant > N. 8. SOLNER, Cashier. { apd at saan penance Outfitting Co. To compel a p 25 per cent reserves in cash would tie wp a great deal of money which can now be used in (Inc.) misine pera I he ted that the country be 1290-34 © aa 200 U 332 mv . 2 jon, af tow divided into r cig ese istr { that certain banks ro eee ‘ g } nea trict be d 1 as reser tory, but that the! “Seattle's banks in each district be forbidden to deposit their reserves out Reliable Credit House’’ y of that district i This would at least f n money in the west ere fi now has t pla her from him because he caught helpless tvalia ae fo knife love in|her paring her corns with his pet t ‘ he aid © he ere wed 2 2 ¢ ” » t a to show that love's ‘ 20 Pool Tables | TO SEE BATTLESHIPS tad the patient ¥ ¥ - Ta _ h@| Take boats at Pier 2. Ten round'| pe 6 Bo ; o Irlenta ' a ¢.) trips dally. 60¢ round trip. “- q ' " ‘A : | fe SAau AND $6 FER MONTH ee oe n See Joe Pett eS 8 cont T. WAMMOND, i. Tk ue Exclusive on nn laat FNTERNATIONAL nOND «@ fr | REALTY ©O y hiers } | Offeos 1000 American Bank Rallding wolty. | dey and TURSDAY, APRIL 1908 gud was very cheerful. Just as he THE SEATTLE STAR MR. SKYGACK FROM MARS i300. (pe ms | peur about that man » able ° BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1907-1909 Seventh av on "| _? ' aid aint ‘ud the en anuge Hor hig ony @ fe EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY We oF orphanah an tnieel. “Nae Ca ating ‘ ‘ 8 ar meant Non, Wotsnkanas> He Visits the Earth as a Special Correspondent and Makes Wir ry: , \ 4p " 4 a me.” nnoh did he leave " Private exchanges connecting all parte of the Observations in His Notebook j Twelve children. Marble mae wih toe lal, duitding — Su Main 1080 and Independent, 441. | 1 ar, Browne left, too-—Every Robi linnehaha now t 4 her at NOW bet, Ask for the department or the name of the person | | body's Magazine | Fresh Paint tentlons ‘ { sired — — | da naafran roo ampum fre 4 - . | Daw UALAISIF/ED COLLECTION OF FARTH-BEINGS | |, ; writes * Moving van iteatt, geessind ‘ 1 3? jard Aw Buneet, Ballard 504 Pw +4 Bome high brow han “ conn. 268 MER commer. | MCOND CHADNOOD PLATING AT MIDE -AND~ JV \ i...) How to Kiso Wurm” but cro ‘ SVERE AR AGENCT—Homer Heone 2085 Rockefeller Av. Dunle | cane AND PETK-A-B00 WV OBLONG NOUSE OY what the pubis Kemkere for i a even a baretnat hoy he id rs ‘ One eopy, Ws conte per week, or twentyofive conte per month De ROLLERS ~~~ WLD AV SMALL CAVES ARRANGED manval en how te make ® kam kt ‘ ing piffie | dy g emi td by malt oF CREE free coplen MONG WALLS —on~ SEVERAL, IN STATE OF \ = . " a" ore ’ Gutered at the Poatolfice et Beattie, Washington, as second-class matter COMALETE EXNAUSTION, LAY MOTIONL ESS MPONNEG ep out of thi r xe PO MAL. SUBSORINERS— 0h | Butt-WOrSh THROUGH FACIAL OPEN IN an this thing w he aildress labe each pay And would continue hes ny been paid ' replied Randall he ‘ tor - = markably pretty little thing, and if f ‘ ro sumNe KIBENS—showly ¥ } | waen't ene Go pocpe “ A Mecttoen @ and’ | discussed the extravaganza, Ras b+ ge AEE a . oa ‘i + r { more than ones, please telephe dull had soon the p \ ° POM agli, ola Shai ‘ 0 daw, re. an be certain ¢ ‘ . here « pertect service times b b n fe * Kat! Paney Horse, who would tell‘of hi That thing?” ' ny te : | dali who wrote the ap theliove trail in six ostaves and an! Gal es @ “i Rroaned Ry ee ee = “ = ED | firat night as a wotacular, dys & y Nanoee! | peptic nightmare and = changed | * 7 i MAYOR MILLER AND THE SALOONS | the verdict oy the occasion of the A BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. | Tidth eon Mive performance at er the Colonial the wittiest, most] ; P ‘ brillian ect on the] ~ X ut the o punishment he w American st - pon the saloon keeper who violates the But Wilton, in his dally fittings ‘ about the I t where the « AN is threat to vet a corn comes in to be ified, hank: | « rant) these € lice « ered after the f vot and | f Smiling Thunde firat, Bo! x} e to find the ides, Wilton bad hter right | we S “ i in a New : eae \" ume | schoo! and on the m ‘ t at s disposal—the sa TIANCEL! GROANLD RANDALL to surprise he er Ma Moore { BY STUART @, STONE Phe Kic advanced to t 1} rce prevents the sale of| The famous Kickapoo Kid chorus | the footlight ared for the et | i ting giddy evolutions of | Dance of the Setting Sun ka a oS 4) overed timbs in the sec-| “There are stage smiles and real 3 n preventir ale of of the opera, “Smiling | *le ren ed Randall, “but ae 2 a pre e It wae the sensational| Minnehaha there—fourth from the of pres Occasior Mounts onnaa where | left tn the mt row-—would fe I e. Sa 1 keepers have a young Fancy diorse, the Shawnee | have one t for | Tiger: Where are you Mousey dear? a , n, seoms Hkely to pay for| Wilton straightened his cravat Mouse: I'm looking for some light employment. e city jail as have me nerity in the woolng of Nat 4 patted his iron gray locks into} Tiger: Then go no farther; I have « gvod openin for you, t h the hot d Stage carpenters ind p © effective positio 1 was al} And this is how the mouse got an inside job “ ent with the . 4 “ ye rather @ vorite iw ay ‘ ‘ lerty men were working overt we: rate fa ¥ — ators of the law a le with fed and green and ye women,” he deciered = _ ) : | | tt ta cavorte and caroled | Conee an anda d y — Threats made to newspaper reporters of what he will do} a abot env 4 a Prines The Indian maid continued her le hese sa ho do not observe the law will n rt | Charming at the stake FINE FISHING TACKLE-—F ° ¥ these BY = \""Masmwhile. the Kickapeo Kids| g rte tapruNG TACE 8013-1015 FIRST AVENUE IND. 2015 = = fulfill the y ade by Mr. Miller during the campaign divans Gatuae: tauiedel tat on aft, 1034 Second av UP-TOWN STORE WE DELIVER » 4 . t | — aie evel h daint wowdered chin SY, 0 WE: ANE c AVE. FREE TO r They may perhaps be in keeping with the promises made by i : ; level with 4 rt ered chins CASH CREDIT Pine Ss" ve ALL rn | Cdl 4 blak fi nl sheik teeak te Ed A Word From Josh Wise. | Are the product of one w th the halt! and warbled 4 eer ee cae aad Wiig icopommned the ma a ! ' | dying habi ‘Ob, he was a daring medicine oany y ts. Your from mow -wensrces WLGUNCR St the promi ade t that the people expect the mayor | | mnan Credit Is Good . Friendly Caution And she was a wigwam belle Westbe g & Childs, inc to keep ‘ Read Rand the Evening Star dra “it's th) gay bird r " " bed econd ve 12 An arrest or tw as marked the administration of that gits crowsfeet |, bong — says I can't go shopping | matic mar and wi os from r aA i- on aie 0 eT oo . wal oria, eat tn the very first row an police " ¢ , n muld tend to no the soones Listen to me, sirt If you give je = = rer slar monthly sale of Leather Coote Seas , x belie dit ¢ to be “opened up” a bit te mother's every whit and this time there are some immense savings for our growing be y pened uf you won't be able to do @ thing Hargains in all kinds of Leather Goods. It will pay pl The app en a pe ent chief with instructions to — with her after a while Kansas apply now G the } ly erably City Journal r SUIT CASES AND TRAVELING BAGS SLAUGHTERED AT ; | NT OFF MARK , s in charge of an actir ief Why Is it~ The Prevaiting Mat ¥ ahaa? meee « nae onteee. ill é Capt. Ward may be a splen-| That, when you finally have a good Py © wae a frown on the te | When $1.0 week puts a we raster e Leather Case—Less 25 per cent j be ee ve t bank roll, you are co reluctant to) 0! Lie man. on ‘ 9.00 Ladies’ Suit Cases—With silk pocket did officer and px ed ofa € necessary q 4 buy ail those things you felt you sno king,” bo eald Cl Mv ictor in your home, isn't wet Panpeadl. gone «- é i " ha ‘ tunity to prove t nected? will at have the front daa ’ a barna: nt and it's yours for . | lor as ' nin th i wites selfish to deprive your er os. Just right for cl ng as he ha a eve that is to remain int fice 4 ASTER BUNNY } ut te’e amet @ teve of © hat ‘ 2.50 cach, le . + onecsensened but a short iisaual she replied, almest tearfully mily of this great pleas- And a host of others from $1.50 wp to $25.00. a y, if you're bound to have the f a LADIES’ HANO BAGS AND PURSES and MEN'S WALLETS, puns. In the absence ne at tment of a permanent ¢ thing you can keep It tn the garay es £8, ETC. AT 25 PER CENT OFF. . un ER has unished, Mayor M ned, but with the bra - the season's very latest showings in Ladies’ and with viola he a z mishe A 9 of his eox, refened to un Get full information Some very tasty designs for Kaster—and you eam iat tm is inviting criticism and lending contirmation to the pre-election 1 concessions Philadel phtey per cent le than Quaker prices % Ledger about our easy terms r ot . iia claims that the saloon and lawless element were not supporting . | All the newest features in Men's Wallets and i exceptionally low for the times—and 25 per cent off, tea, e Sherman, Clay & (0, 1406 Second Av The best ones wil! go first—se you get in early. Do it gem) The Quaker Drug Company Two Stores. 1013-1015 FIRST AV. LONDON’S SPECIALS= $150 GLACE KID GLOVES 75c White Glace Kid Gloves in alt es, 1 and Zclasp, lovely quality, every detail perfect; Time to Make ——406 PIKE cRRSBSE Tr v4 special tomorrow Easter Millinery Sale $7.50 and $10.00 $5 Trimmed Hats at gdege%? . — 2s ig Ladies’ Golden Brown with We want you to come to our new Millinery De- either the sailor te or wd 2 2 P ford; hand turn sole; the C Seeds That Grow. partment. We are showing the largest line of ered or leather MEET “This All 10¢ pkes, Seeds 4e popular priced Trimmed Hats in Seattle. We and comfortable sum @4 Ag All be phage. Seeds le met shoe special. i ni te Mexican Garden Hats ..17¢ are going to place on sale Wednesday fifty of a Canvas Garden Gloves 4 pr me our best selling $7.50 and $10.00 $5 rats le : rden Hand Weeder . i blocker style; sizes 18e Garden Hand Weeder ....5¢ Hats. Your choice for one day at . ee oe egies READ CAREFULLY $1.75 Black Voile. 85c Black Wool Batiste. | TSe BLACK ALL-WOOL -PANAI Full 62 taches” wide; excellent for house | The genuine Imported French Volle 46 | bate gowns, waists and suits; also separate | inches wide, which is cxtra wide $1.50 BLACK ALL-WOOL T skirts; ¢ light weight and perfect in | fect weave and has an excellent finish CLOTH—Yard .. weave ane ah; also washes 49 and tolor; Wednesday, per $1, 39 well; Wednesday, per yard Cc yaré 75e BLACK EOLIENNE—t01NCH a 50c Black Albatross. $1.25 Black Brilliantine. Strictly all wool and exceptionally good for walets, eults and house Gowns; washes | 4¢ inches wide and the genuine Basiich | 782, SLACK FRENCH SERGE “ well; Wednesday, per 32¢ goods, which Is the best recommendation | VOTE woe esereee seseresnnnes H yard give; perfect black; shakes the | | $1.65 BLACK ALL-WOOL $1.25 Black Panama. dust and doesn't spot, Wednes 79 bd INCH Pf fe Every thread the purest of woo! and made | ay. per yard . c by the best mill in this country; 60 inch: | ait oe $1.50 BLACK ALL.WOOL Dedhesit os wid nt weight; wear 89 $1.75 Black Brilliantine. EDS “i guaran Wednesday, per yard Cc Imported directly by us from Bradford oRM 85c Black Storm Serge. Englaod; none better anywhere; 46 inch- | Sinaia! aati: Strictly all wool, regular width and extra es wide ke like silk, only it wears | Y good quality; never wears out » times as tong: 49c WEDNESDAY FORENOON SPECIAL. Wednesday, per yard per yard Speci Domestic Dept. e . 94 Pequot Sheeting—24 yards wide; was 8c; special 32 a 0a sule ‘price c . ° 94 Brown Sheeting—Was , yard; special sale le On sale until noon only, beautiful, heavy rustling | 1 Whisk Broom - Shoe Brush price ’ Datel ce + abe ‘dle Pansy Pigured Lawns ond Cotton Silk Petticoats, in all colors ; extra wide and Child's Knitted Watstey Challies—Hig assortment; 5c made with a deep, fancy flounce. Regular | Ladies’ stock Ties .. prices $5.00 and $6.00 each. Finishing Braid—4% yard On sale Wednes- Calicoes Comfort Call coos cial sale day f — ne price depot 5c lay forenoon at sc Dresden Ribbon, a yard RE Oileloth—Fauey Table Oticloth; Donble-Face Satin Ribbon, # Hou special sale use price ..... ; 16c Men's N nesdil 45x36 Pillow Cases—Torn and @ . a hemmed; special sale { Y joys > price, each 12¢ Men's and I Jorune TRY OUR papel bn LB. B4¢. Washing Machine A Regular $10.00 Ball-Bearing Machine that does the work; easy running; special $6.75 ege Veiling ») Single or Double Mesh and Net Veilings, in assorted dots} wes to 260—