The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 25, 1912, Page 8

People of the rural districts come to tewn to order pumpkin ple fm @ restaurant Water will be shut off In die #| > trict north of Green Lake, be- * tween Latona and Densmore * ava, Friday from § a m, until ® Spm, * SERRE RRR Re ON TEN-MILE TRIP NORFOLK, Neb, April 26--A and more business methods will | ape to the News says a tornado solve the financial problems of our | at O'Neill, churches,” declared H. F. La Flame, | daugtor fre missionary specialist in an @ddress|Carley while he was rushing to @ before a masa meeting of business |atorm cellar and carried her 10 K d k men in Chicago, “About two out of | miles e landed In a grove prac unhurt. Her clothing was Kodak finishing of the finest and ¢ da are outside the full/ torn by the troes into which the tor- ise. pemonper membership of the Christian church dropped her “ 1, at 8 they're @ 12 Bde . and are contributing nothing toward | JACOBS PHOTO SHOP Jie eo ilonary work st nome |BOY WITH BROKEN —_— wwe ssa | NECK STILL LIVES MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, April 26. William Lewis ts in a local hospital, and, according to physicians, 18 suf fering with a broken neck. The |boy, who is 8 years old, was struck on the neck last Saturday while at play Ralph Krows Electric Co. Retail Everything Electrical 316 Union St. Opposite Postoffice. CHURCH AFFAIRS Less lemonade and tadies’ aid » the arms of L. B | eetete nado National City Bank Of Seattle, Washington 912. Jusiness April 18, 1 OURCES Loans and Discounts .. Overdrafts U. S. Bon Premiun Real Estat Bonds and Warr Furniture and Fixt Cash 1 Exchange ants Fiat tron Repairs, Wireless Phone M. 1684 Sandahl & Son Co. You Will Have to Hurry ires 500,000.00 100,000.00 29,521.25 50,000.00 1,569,247.29 Capital paid in Surplus Undivided Circulation Deposits profits Deposits under call of Deposits under call February 2 April 18, 1912 , 1912 Rose Spray 1,345,089,.59 Nursery Stock $ 224,157.70 Flowers and all kinds. 120 Pike St. Main 3253 A gain in fifty-eight days of Or $3,864.78 for every day. We are gratified at the number of new accounts that are being opened with us, and will appreciate—as well as give the closest attention to—any that can be thrown our way business Officers and Directors F. W. BAKER, J. W. MAXWELL, Vice President President (Former Vice Presl C. A. BLACK, t Seattle National Bank.) 4 Task es Cc. L. MORRIS President Seattle Hardware Co. president Morrie Construction J. H. BLOEDEL. Co. President Larson Lumber Co, CHAS. B. WEST. ALBERT DAUB, Assistant Cashier Alaska Merchant. OLOF OLSON, Railroad Contractor. F. T. FISCHER. Bros., Wholesale W. C. PRATER, ceries. Secretary and Treasurer ROBERT R. FOX, stens Packing Co. A. J. RHODES, Manager Simonds Manufacturing Co. President The Rhodes Co. F. H. JACKSON. D, E SKINNER, President Port Blakeley Mil! Co. Vice President Cedar Lake Lum ber Co. CLIFFORD WILEY W. LEWIS, $3.25 For Large Load $2.25 For a Small Load Carbon Cooking Coal, $4.75 per ton, delivered in university dis trict. These prices are made to save moving stock from old yard to our new location. C. B. NIBLOCK 5640 20th N. E. Kenwood 674 Fiseber Gro Car. Secretary Lewis & Wiley, Inc. WORRALL WILSON Of Herr, Bailey & Wilson, At- torneys. L REPORT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF Northwest Trust & Safe Deposit Company COLMAN BUILDING, SEATTLE At the Close of Busine April 18, 1912 RESOURCES WAS 149,690.01 2,600.00 18,744.39 3,955.00 Safe Dep 14,800.00 Furniture and Fixtures thecteeevons oeee 1 Real Estate anc Government and Ra Cash on Hand and Due Loans and D Municipal B: Other Bonds . ‘ State and King County Warran Stocks ‘ Equipment 000.00 Other Res¢ es ‘ ap 22,677.30 3,810.14 - 281,306.74 from 33. 116.88 Total LIABILITIES Paid In Capital Stock Surplus and Undiy 100,000.00 19,034.60 1,139,118.41 ded Prof above named bank, do that the ze and belief. the SMITH, Cas! me this 24th day MAUDE RHOADS, Washington TVA n to before of April, 1912 Notary Public Seattle, in and for the Vash State of residing at E. Shorrock, President, , John P. Hattman, Vice-Pres, Alexander Myers, Secretary. J. V. A. Smith, Cashier. The ship ¢ balming fluid, an underta ‘anon K. Hink (on left) w embalming mander service for euch bodies as were unrecognizable and too far gone for The other portrait ts of Capt THE SEATTLE STAR LESS LEMONADE AT |WIND CARRIES GIRL |****** eee ereeeeoororerororoore? Ba pok gh Cat AEH HUR |* FUNERAL SHIP PICKING UP DEAD WHERE . THE TITANIC SANK tore hit 10-Y8rOlM | COOH HEHEHE EH OOOOH OOO OOS ~ funeral ship” which arrie ker and ‘ax on board a large supply of coffins, toe aff of embalmers. The to perform funeral o o Larndner, the ship's com YOU'LL FIND IT HERE News of the Day Condensed for Busy People The Seattle star confer 4 favor by notifying > once of any fall ire prompt and reg | Dectaring that children have dam. }aged vacant x the extent of real estate agent, has munication to the counc ling againet the youthful d | New cruising launch Iskum, built the Lillico Launch and Tow Co. Hall Bros, shipbuilders, slid n the at the company's yards at Eagle Harbor thisrmorn. ling. It will be one of the sent boats of its kind on the Sound: | dor F tndadindinddiadadndndadidniniadad 4 A sketch, “The Trouble at Satteriee’s,” will be given’ by the Amoma Bible class atthe First Baptist church, corner of Broadway and Columbia, ort day evening. The play deals with boarding school life. \A bazaar will also be held:ithe p evening, with the eandy ahd cookery booths as special ties. The proceeds will fur nish the class parlors im{the ew church, Admission «26e children 10¢ sete eeeeeeeteeeeeeeee * * * * * * * * * 6 le el te Soe eee Following the advice of Deputy Prosecutor Ingersoll, that no legal obstacle for the erection of a cre matory for the pauper dead by the county existed, the com missioners have announced their in to erect such a place county Carrying a record breaking Hist of and a valuable rhipment Nip mba after Maru Is expe 5 edad tee ieee de ted ide ed * * * First purchase of land for # *® the Duwamish right-of-way has * |* been made by King county. # * The parcel consists of less * * than an acre in Morris’ five ® » tracts. The county paid * 656.05 for the property * * * ek tt te RON te te te te te tt tek A resolution asking the city coun. cil to allow only residents of the » work on city jobs was adopt ed by the central laber council Inst night. The t also indorsed the 10-hour day for firemen. Col. F. J. Parker, formerly editor Jand proprietor of the Walla Walla Statesman, is back from Califor and says he to make attle his pe home | Three divorces were issued in the | superior court yesterday | ee ee ed * * Figures made public by * Fother P. M. Kinnerk, superin. \* tendent of the orphan | home at Orillia, show t boys’ Se. * attle — contributed * through the tag |® cently, while the # state $1,548.45. * the eee EEE EE Re tH Chicago—Poor Bella Bairelias, owner of half dozen shoe shining parlors! It will take 90,820 ddl tional shines before he can strike balance with the $4,541 out of h he was swindled in the pur » of suppoged government bonds peor Winfield, Kan-eVinegar hes jumiped to a dollar a pint, Atdeast the thirsty pasaengers on @ Santa Fe train paid that when @ megro hodtlegger sold them “whisky.” SPREE ROR Ee St. Louis—Onue kiss from » pretty girl, $5. That's what it cost Bugene’ Venejl, 19-year old tailor, who claimed the 16 yearold girl was made to order for his osculatory expression He was fined this amount in ® court * ° | SEER ERO EEE THIS DAY IM HISTORY April 25, 1781, Hobkirk’s bill punctured for the first time the | filmy mantle of history. Gen Greene had tak en possession of Lerd Raw Brittsh » tried to Greene off the hill, but after a few hourw fighting the Eng. lishman iound that this was one more green hill that looked bet-| er at @ distance than tt did close up. | teeta eeeee a * * . * * * * * * . * * * * * teeeeeeeee Huntaville, Ala—Claiming that “John the Baptist was making hie life a hell on earth,” James Weaver, cotton mill worker, committed suicide by drinking himself to death with water a eeeeeeeee PEPER ROR ee ee ey! | A judgment of $4,200 was award.| jed to K. 8. Potter in against the Aetna Life Ina Co. A relative of th plaintiff, who had ident policy with! Med from asphyxia. r. B. C., garbage ndants contend |that deceased died from acute te j digestion crematory Three deaths were reported to the health department. ihe eee eee | “Lemon vs. Lord.” * That's the title of a new % complaint filed in the superior * court this morning * Lemon claims that Lord * owes him approximately $100 & for building material furnished * | him. The full title is "A. H. & Lemon against W. H. Lord.” | & * FENN yy! peeeeeeeeeeee Los Angeles, Cal—A chorus girl | famine is on, and asa result fixture men report a dull season. ‘There are no chandeliers to repair York, Pa—Force of habit caused Bert Riley to leave behind his han die-ornamented umbrella in the coop of a neighbor. Detectives found the seven prized chickens, | whose necks had been wrung, in the Riley home. | Guthrie, Okia—Heirs of Frank Stevens, son of a banker, who was murd ago, and who 000, are still being sought | - | Three complaints of divorce were! filed in the superior court yester Bellvue, O.—In the same hotel © two years ago he fell from second story and sustained a fractured skull, lies D. J. Adams of| Mansfield, traveling salesman, selz-) ed with hemorrhages. TOTO TOIT tok ke * Oklahoma City, Kan.—Wo- * man’s millenium has come! It * is impossible for a woman to * steal” money from her hus: * band in the wee hours of the * night, even though she admits * taking” said coin from the * pockets of her spouse, accord. *! ing to a court ruling o MEME MN MEMES 4H * * * * * * + * * * * * * ra they'll ne FURNITURR DRY GOODS ‘There's talk of removing fhe mint from flan r remove it from the Julep FREDERICK & NELSON, Btore Closes BD Franciaco, FURNITURE |___ DRY Goon Inc. ily at Gino, The Shoe Section Features for Friday and Saturday the Following Important Specials in Women’s Footwear At $2.45 Pair Women’s White Nubuck Pumps modeled on a new, graceful and with silk Cuban heel and turned special $2.45 pair Women’s Patent Leather Button Boots with snug-fitting last, wide bow trimming, or welted sole; a dressy, high-arch model, plain toe, 14-inch Cuban heel and turn sole; special $2.45 pair. Growing Girls’ One-Strap Ties on a stylish, round-toe model with: turned sole and low, broad heel; sizes 2. A to D. 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