The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1912, Page 8

j } WILLIAM J, BURNS NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY (INCORPORATED) Third Annual Report (Fr, THE STANDING PROTECTIVE COM MITTEI OF THE American Bankers’ Association Néw York, N. ¥., Sept. 1, 1912 To the Standing Protective Committee, American Bankers’ Association. Herew w bmit the Third Annual Report of the k of our Agency for your Committee Attention is in vited to the increased re 4s shown by the statistics pub lished, where the increased number of arrest und convictions over those of last year indicate that effective service is being rendered your Association In the of burglar three sticcessft ere made ast your emt ve the year, ¢ a k of a little more even attacks listed as hold-up robberies netted participants a trifle over $7,000.00, and of the tot fully oné-fourth was recovered. Of the es on mnembers, the majority were perpe 27 attempted r trated by ama “Prevarication te a beneficial ex-) ercier | As a matter of contrast, attention is directed to the fact] Don't get alarmed Marjorie 7 t 1 us attacks or non-members, 39/Cortiand, the futfy-haired, | spark that out of the % miscellancous attacks oF ling girl-wife in “Baby Mine” at the total Moore theatre this week is not go ses alone show a loss of over $100,000.00. The num “ange em dt b x }, [ing to orate and advocate the doc ber of ks on members, as enumerated above, was 39, with), going to petition f less. than $8,000.00. national parties to sg. Sipitguet corethanagrtay f ax uw plank in their plat T past 12 months show that the cert nvestigation In fact, Marjorie knows #o and prosecution eri Is by your ation rough lable con cures inthis sports | Union Label competent agents dition shown by the A ¢ study o gery swind! show that professional forgers are also now y aware that} hi i 1 ke st by his ! their carcers will be followed with keen interest by this Agency] ot ing in behalf. of your Association, once a member is defrauded or) an attempt is made t and as a result they have now] Co f h t Y r « nd largely transferred their activities to non-1 nber banks and} le individ f. . By supplying main facts in cases under investigation} Sth and Pike the JOUR-| detective tective Department in » make such information the excuse} through the pages of the P NAL-BULLETIN of your business are in a position t t a second yearly fee ciation, others in the Will show you this week a ndid line of Rainy Weather in an attempt to colle from your members, |Bejothing. Coats from based largely on their power ¢ t on and a canvass a one in the employ the seeming opportune moment; w of this Ager able to your ments put out by inimical interests have only served res not avail paid to falsely conjure with f Association, Therefore the several paid advertise-| to call at want to say a werd to Our prices are much low: We you er than the same goods are sold for in the HighRent district. We save you money and we sell Union Label goods. Zention to the beneficial character of the services rendered by this Agency to your membership and have afforded us the grati fiea' bank members. er that the statistics as reported during the past fiscal on of receiving many expressions of satisfaction from your In ord year may be properly substantiated as only containing cases at-| fecting member banks, and further that the part taken in such cases by this Agency this report will be taken up largely wi the “Tabulated Statement of Saturday will be Pants’ day, Suit day, Shoe day, Hat day. Union Label Clothing Co. FIFTH AND PIKE. Help Us Grow understood, may be clearly th citations of the cases making up Etc.” The of those al Arrests, Convictions, review of each case will be found under the name leged to be implicated in the reported attack. Your Committee will readily understand our calling attention to the any » increase in the membership of your Association during the t three during | this time it has been the arislisge of our Agency to handle the} protective work of your Committee at the only time in the his-| Phone Main 968 tory of the American Bankers* ation when there has been Eyres Transfer Co. any attempt at competition in the business of protecting the Offices 114 Jackson St. purpose in} years, since banks eligible to membership. | It will be seen that our 19 established offices are fully able to mect the requirements of your members at any time at short notice. In appreciation we would acknowledge the practical aid re- NOTICE 10 ELECTORS ceived from the membership banks, the Federal authorities and the city police and county officials in assisting in the apprehen-} son and prosecution of criminals. ‘ Again we thank the executive officers of your Association} and the State Bankers’ Associations for their interest in our work, and most particularly for the loyal support of your Presi September ard srendum has been ia City Couneil It Ainance 29 ting to the ent and 0 derit, Vice President, Treasurer, Chairman of the Executive | tio partment 0 | Council and your Executive Council, -which, together with the | Cy of | sifta fepeating all hearty co-operation of your General Secretary, General Counsel | BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF and the Manager of your Protective Department, has resulted| sectinn 1, Prom and after the sec in the very successful year just ended. eS ee anh oe ee ee ment of The City of Seattle, subject ‘ATTACKS UPON MEMBERS OF THE AMERICAN ]|!2, call. other than the Fire Chief 3ANKERS’ ASSOCIAT IF 45 “MBER toons, one to perform BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION FROM SEPTEMBER and the other to partorie night ¢ . ‘GUST 912 vice. ‘The hours of the day ser 1, I A, TO Al Gl si 31, 1912. * 1 not exe ten (16), Commenc- Mii satass | ine not before etant (8) @clock A urglaries nile smb :soke bi. oe oe and ending not later than six bd ‘ . 3} (6) o'clock P. M. The houre of the Attempted burglaries (professional 12, amateur 1 . 27 | night service #hatt not exceed four- Hold >| teen oo copupenging net hersce old-ups ..... pee ae iebie ay sales seeimere ge six (6) o'clock P.M. ai ne 0) iP: é later than elght (8) o'clock M. Sneak Thefts ....... ey Eee Ee Pera eer 2 t that in the event of great Poca ike etehi ches ey atening of unusual ps ra | or such emergency, the Fire Total 1 a f, his aswietant % tne person Tota er of atta harge or command of the ire s otal number of attacks .. FO ae aM 39 ares OF command OF ES power ai irglaries) r uthority to summon such fire Amount obtained (burglaries) eee rae 375 36 uth aipleyen "sa may “be ‘ft ; ytaine yId-ups + a) dut » assist In the protection of ‘Amount obtained (hold wee} Br rre ft 7,2 42 16 duty, J pre pert In thetr work the said pintoc all alternate from a Lie wegen © | ight a night to day $10,617.52 2. There shall be provid- ed suitable and healthful pincer of for the employes and firemen abode #0 employed while on duty. ATTACKS UPON NON-MEMBERS FROM SEPTEMBER 1, 1911, TO AUGUST 31, 1912. Section % All thereof, in so far a arte pe in es or may in conflict with the provisions of this Burglaries and attempted burglaries .. ey se ainance repeaiod 4 Section 4 ® ordinance — shall Hold-up robberies ~ 16 be Ree {fect and be tn for thirty : days from and after ite passage ani Sneak thefts ....... ‘ 2 a approval, If approved by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take effect at thé — ————| Ime it shall become a law under the nw provisions of the city charter. Total number of attacks ......++. +++. 96 $147, 422.99 Pro umsed. the Sity Gounell the 16th r, 1912, and signed jon in authentica. this 16th day day of Sept by me in open tion of ite pass September, 1912 NOTE.—The above figures do not accurately represent the number of attacks upon non-member banks, nor do they give the ROBT, B. HESKETH, President of the City Counott, | PRETTY MARJORIE SAYS SHE ALWAYS TELLS 1 $1.50 to $15}: | complications Tole, TAG DAY lone that bas |dreds of youngatere One hundred atria have volun-| |teered their services for tomorrow, | | Each tag will admit the purchaser | nell of The City] E THE STAR— MARJORIE CORTLAND little of politics that she ts in doubt whether it's Ty Cobb or Tom Law son who is running for vice prest dent on the democratic tieket Hut Marjorie bas « brand new idea in “new thought” just the rane However, ite strictly for priv and not public, consump tion, She wants to keep it, at leant for the present, as & sort of exclu sive philosophy with which to re gale herself in lelsure and, of course, for terviewers, too. Let me illustrate forte. Suppose you were fed boarding bouse prunes regy for days and days, do you think you would be apt to order prunes when says Mar you t aw from the boarding house? Of course you wouldn't That's the way with the art of telling the truth or telling the un truth, as you please. If you made it your business to He like fury for two or three hours every night and once of twice on matiites as well, why, it's a r { thet—aside from any moral considerations of/ the matter—a real, genuine pleas ure to tell the troth at. all other times, It's in human nature, you) know, to like changes.” And then, laughing merrily “Tha why | am always truthfel off the stage.” You see, Marjorie Cortland as Zole, in the play, ie just one grand fibber, When Zole says. Heten, and I'll tell you the be prepared to hear a #0 Uttle Now real truth, “Started Something” uyde of Port nese started something.” protected in are ern Ya bei oll GOLD BAR’S PAY ROLL WILL EXCEED $35,000 GOLD BAR will be one of the best towns in WASHINGTON, b THE GREAT NORTHERN will maintain an army of well-paid men at GOLD BAR as long as railroads run on pa All in L whopper Baby Mine, That's what makes with the series of brought about by #© entertaining. TOMORROW When the business men and wom en go to thelr work tomorrow morn ing they will be met on the streets by young Indies with pleasant smiles and quantities of tags, The piles are for the purpose of put- ting the business men and women in a good humor, sale, ten cents each, any amount to! a customer, The tage are for the | Mother Ryther Children’s Home, | an institution founded 20 years ago) and) for bun-| by its present superintendent, done good to a special program of moving plc }tures to be given in the Coliseum jin the afternoon, IMPURE CANDY. On the complaint of Chief Sani- tary Engineer M. T. Stevens, war ranta have been issued for here> 1 Roberts, ma: © Kinstra, superintendent Mary Coats, forewoman. pertal Candy Co. charkes Coats, acting on tion, in the eandy kitchen last Monday | to “renovate” some marshmallows, to redip the pleces and recook the others FINE LECTURES and Miss this winter by the Y. M. C. A. will be up to the usual high standard adopted by that organization. The first number on the course will be a lecture by Charles M. Sheldon, author of “In His Steps,” to be given October 14.—Edmund; Vance Cook, the well known poet and humorist, will be heard October 28. Others who will be heard are: Ross Crane, cartoonist; Kathering Ridge way, reader, and her com: ; the Jubilee singer tekland jan, humorist and. poet; Governor Robert B. Glenn, North Carolina; Dr, Harvey W, Wiley, the famous food expert; Ralph Bing: ham, entertainer, and Katherine Oliver MeCoy. Against Scheme to Register Addresses The committee on city affairs of the Chamber of Commerce reported to the trustees last night ‘Against the chamber supporting the Retail Grocers’ association's request for an ordinance requiring the rogtetration r}of their new addresses by families moving from one part of the city to the other, The committee does not actual losses sustained by such banks as the result of the depre- dations enumerated. These statistics are necessar Approved by me thie 17th day of September, ‘ ly incomplete, 191 +0, F. because of the difficulty encountered in gaining accurate infor- COTTER. mation from the banks in question. We submit, hoy r, that y oe this 17th day of a careful comparison of the above two tables tells its own sig- nificant story. Respectfully submitted, THE WILLIAM J. BURNS NATIONAL, DI i. W. CARROLL, ymptrolier and ex-officio City , Deputy Clerk {TECTIVE REBY FURTHER AGENCY, INC., otven thet on Tu aday, the bth By WILLIAM J. BURNS, President. GRostn will be hold te iene Chor at tor the purpose of ratif. or rejecting the euald CARROL + OFFICE is located at 308 Hinckley Building. | anee i, Ww 8 amd Correspondents maintained in all oad A raha ea verge Sa ron The SEATTL, Branch Offic Cher ¢ities throughout the world. Dato of first publication Septem- Advertisement. ae ber 27, believe that there is any real need for such an ordinance. The trustees adopted the commit. tee’s recommendation that the city council, in its proposed bond issue for bridges, provide for a bridge across the narrows at 34th av., and for one across the canal at 23rd av. N, DOVER, England, Oct. teen of its Four. crew were drowned Kihere early thie morning, when the British submarine, 8-2, was run down by the Hamburg liner Amer- \ka, The officer in mand of the submarine was rescued, the tags are for} worm-eaten | bent | The lecture course arranged for] Samuel | of the Im-| The complaint | that McKinstra and Mins Roberts’ instruc. | instructed the girls employed | | BRANCH OFFICE, see it i never smoke without there is fire behind it AY, OCTOBER 4, 1912. Oct, 4e-When Dr Angeies shot two Chit yenterday The | Snohomish coun pheasants id Har, east of F y., has been cho ett nan the rds of the Great Northern, Over a quarter of a million dollars of indictments agains accuse ng apent In building shops, storehouse, engine shed, power house, F) men, have, bee immoned to ap sheds and reservoir, ax well as miles of freight assembly tracks, I) pear bere, and it is believed they All through freight will be made up at Gold Har will be among the first witnesses called une ty, and there is a heavy fine tor , their slaughter, but besides that the doctor shot them in the yard I; n helof the deputy game warden, and birdies | th pets Would You Bet on a Sure Thing? THAT’S GOLD BAR on the ton and Jesse i Bam 1 pe presider the A. } and Detective main line of the Great North: 9) J. Burns ran down the ev Main Division and Freight Assembly [idence which resulted in the r ‘, birds were two of the warden's LABOR MEN — INDIANAPOLIS, Oct Heetion of a jury to try a s merr 1 BEST MO ED bers of the Interrational Assoc |tion of Bridge and Structural Iron | Workers, charged with iilegall itraneporting dynamite was con | plated sterday afternoon, The taking evidence wil ta once The names of the jur f Jamuel Morrison, James N. Smith Heneca Chamber Marion Dobbins, Frat , Thomas, A wu rt Davis, T, B. Brookshtr $u BAZAAR OPENED f Seattls tivned out In’ tare bumibors Jas be GOLD BAR has timber to last for 30 years, cutting one hundred |, m : th ne Re > heueane i: punand feet each day, Sundays included civad te tue varies Gersba ao ; (One hundred thousand feet each day means a $20,000.00 monthly 9) cieties of the cit Turner hal ‘ten y roll.) Jacob Schaefer started the cere by GOLD BAR has HUNDREDS of acres of rich agricultural lands, J) monies with an addrosp of wel gi GOLD BAR has unlimited water p come, and that everyone ef 4 GOLD BAR has modern gravity water system ed himself in inspecting the z GOLD BAR has electric lighting nope gage nr ieee rod j pet BAR has one of the beat se hools in the state (cost $5,500) row. Tonight there will be 6 ‘s of There are tremendous speculative and investment possibilities airekte ee the ve ad pews en ee ene eevee in given to raise money for the Call and see pictures! ' sof a new hall for the Oscar Jensen & Co. 314 Northern Bank Bidg. GOLD BAR Seattle's “Economy Store.” Send Us Your Mail Orders. so of a truth Millinery Department inclined can save money—we say the fastest growing store advisedly, because B | our customers tell us that ours is the busiest store on Second Ave and matk you, we Our growth is due to dn ° The Small Profit Price System. ai re ‘The Reliable Character of our Merchandise as The Guarantee we place on everything sold. | ‘ | The Truthfulness of our Advertisements a Our Antagonism to what is known as Buncombe Mer- | as chandising and Advertising—these combined with our Lib- | - This is where we are dolog & rushing businese—we sre saving our customers money we are giving them artistic creations that embody refine ment and style of the high est order at prices that are entirely new and different than you have been accus tomed to. EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL For Saturday. Read it. We will not wait until the end of the season to dispose of our Pattern Hate. Our milliner tells us she is through with them, so this is what we will do for you Saturday, All our New York and Chicago Pat- tern Hats marked from $14.50 up to $17.50, Take your choice — tor $9.98 See our display of new vel vet shapes, new “Johnny Boy” Hats, new Corsican Hats, new Velvet Crush Hats, new Corduroy Crush Hats, new goods, Get our prices Take elevator to Third Floor Saturday Ribbon Day 10¢ Bon a itivboas 15 per yard for No. 40 C Fancy Brocade Rib- bon; worth 20c, 15¢ per yard for worth 200. Soft Taffeta 19 per yard for No, 100 IC Fancy Broeaded Rib- bon; worth 29¢, Big Saturday Special In Children’s School No. 40 Ribbon; Hand. kerchiefs; 200 dozen to be sold at, OBO coves soeevees Ac Lacy Planen Embroideries, 27: inches pieces—all be on sale morning in 4%- lengths, but you can any dage you wish— we have seen inferior goods throw out as a wonderful bargain elsewhere at 980, Our price ey. 49c on Swiss material, wide, fifty (50) we have-—will Saturday yard SATURDAY When ail of those economically FLECTRO OE COR FIRST AVE OPPOSITE P FISHER COMING Secretary of the Interior Fisher will arrive in Seattle In a few da to hold a conference with Gov, Wal-| Panton & Lonpon Co, Second Avenue, Between Spring ard Seneca Main 6035. Open Saturday Evenings At Seattle’s Fastest Growing It Will Be a Great Bargain Fourth and Pike, Seattle JAY BIGWORTH, MGR 5 eral Dealings, make a combination that is drawing the peo- ple hereward. Ladies Gloves 50ca Pair to be a hum- It's going mer while it laste, Just read this We have about 250 pairs in the of Ladies’, Misses’ and niodels for Children’s Gloves in Real bana French Kid, Lamb, Suede, Mocha and Chamols, in pique or overseam and , Moaquetaire, one, two and three-button, and one and two-clasp— they come in white, black, browns, tans, slates, pinks, blues, and pongees. Some are “dropped” kinds, some are soiled and mussed, and some are mended gloves, in the following well- known reputable makes—Fownes, Dents, Meyers, Trefousse, etc Some are worth up to $3.50; the cheapest of them were $1.00 a pair, Come and choose Saturday from the entire assortment at, a pair... 4 ih 0 cae cocell c They are yours if you get here early eno: ing to get them, Boots are fully you'll fisd Every pair fitted, at, @ Other Shoes for smart styles in buttoners, per | | palr ...8 Dull Poe Fine extra bright V button or lace Shoes, for women sigh Saturday morn- $4. 98 tox Girls’. New Fall | Coats | Worth up to $7.50 Decidedly stylish, dressy models that will give the greatest amount of service dur- | ing the winter months, and every gar- ment is a brand new Fall 1912 style, right up to the minute in every way We are showing more than 400 of these splendid Coats for girls in sizes from 4 tq 14 at prices ranging from $1.98 to $15.00, However, we are specializing at |1 Jot Women’s mostly very large sizes; ape cial, pair . 98 Wine, gray, myrtie, navy, green, purple, roon, brown, im fur bon trimmed a pair Women's leather Slippers, per pair the $4.98 figure, and have assembled a MISSE! magnificent grou of Coats worth up to 300 pairs Musee, 7.80. Come and look ttidalaver. ana it | | ty Lace. Shot they look as good as we say they are, Special, a palf .e+--ssum we will be glad to supply your needs*| | A better grade ie Calf and Kid Shoes; to 2. Special, a pair ” from this large display for the small sum of, each New Rain Coats $2. 98 For Women and Misses—every one new and every one guaranteed— not an old garment in the display, . Think of the old-time black gos- samer, then take a look at these stunning Rain Coats; dozens of styles in the latest materials, in a magnificent assortment of grades, | New Furs We contracted for our Furs before the big strike, which has been on for about five months, 50 per cent. Visit our Third Floor and view our lines, which rep- | resent a Samoiene § assortment ...$3.98 sf $25.00 € Shoes at lowest Plenty of “ 4 Billy ete ae good lines. MEN'S We are fully for the man ki Shoes at pop our fine Box Welt Shoes aty . a pair . Better gra “Union Made’ all the new toes # ents, gun-metal box call per nal. EN’S RU! Last oe 8 per pair Men's best @' fresh from Ps tory, a pair In the meantime prices have advanced about from