The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 27, 1913, Page 5

CITY GOING TO INSURE ITSELF. a 10 coat FRANCISCO Hustructed « Investinate ving the mun! Ve insurance uncle : ployers’ lability law é | ——— What's all this fuse about the establishment wy Seattle of the regional banks provided for in the cur reney bill recently passed by the congress of the United “Blazing the Trail” States and signed by the presi bie WHAT WILL IT MEAN TO one of reserve Is the sv 1GHT LEONARD, dD. Dd. SEATTLE IF THIS CITY IS ADNA WR CHOSEN? . At # And what difference is the new Evangelistic Services Sunday, 7 ay tal WAST METHODIST CHURCH Fifth Ave. and Marion St law going to make in fi affairs of the couutry? swering the last question first bankers and other financial authori. | jthat the day of the fina anctal panic| Specia Large Vested Choir Mrs. Ruth Osborn Mogan Evangelist Singer and Harpist Sunday Schoo &. Servi ‘im Turkish-Russian Baths | For gentlemen \' n Baths Moore Theatre ! Masseura, | Wm. Wicklund g's Insti jen; Hilmer Pe Prof, Unman's Ins Sweden. ———— uate Stockholm, CHRISTMAS THANKS FROM CYNTHIA GREY I want to thank each and every BARGAINS membruncee of any Kind. Tor por cards we s acceptable a ore New Ma WHITE SEWING AaB Third (Near P of all highly appreciated y do I want to thank fire department for the t utiful shal the mother. A little over a yoar my mite toward toon system ¢ @ boys remembered MACHINE CO. boys made my gol and this telling way I know all the readers will be tn terested in the distribution of a hate gift of monéy from a man betty es er nattas off financially than most of us. Ev oer Payroll. He vry Christmas he hands me Give us a T little sum to help peo ba : it. He beliey rt ng people to help themse!: his only stipulation \in ei this assistance is that he get | Rattan Furniture Co. | 2845 Sixteenth Avenue W. Phone Queen Anne 474 cents worth of real cxArity (good) “rom every dollar. He won't al low me to tell his name. but here some of the people the money 1 ittle widow waitresa who has three children to support is one. [ nave known her for some time. i ays beM@ very n’s Repairing Shop While You Wate Shoes Colied for ead Delivered but the children are gett Seeletiy Unica «hep. age where they tx the ing y 2318 tot Ay bet Union and Unizerttz || Of ihe beat mother on earth to yr vide food, roo’, and clothing. and cee wate. ane lat the same time give them the c training. She didn't uding Fitted Suit necessary i Bosks, Ladies want to take the money She said she had always been proud to sup- port them. But I saw the burden | Was fast a little too heavy, and, in} spite of her protests, wrote her a) che ok Card Cases, Bsstzere Seca Millinery Brushes, Miller Trusk & Leather Goods Co. 904 Second Av. Repairing Done Skilled Workman small amount of the myer helped a girl! who has been erip- tpled (but is getting better) to get her trunk from where ft was held for room rent, which she could not pay because she could not get work. On her crutches she went to the stores, asking it Then, I heard of a man who had ja large family out by Ravenna and had walked all the way to orgetown to apply for a job of work he had heard of. The job was taken, and, as he had no car fare, he walked back. The man AD olf satadlighed office. sane equipped tm every department. Northern Hank Building. | does F help mem as much as he Make This and Try It for Coughs = Mi Remedy Prompt Heguite sinted suger ater and » ounces Mix one pint of gran of Put 2% f worth) In a the Sugar Syr DR. L. R. CLARK, D. D. have the in our office wn appliance for of pain, and we we every |* c¢ allevia do our work and tition ode xative perfectly me Sp where workma “considered As to our rates—we have cut ont] trat competitors’ ; t and prices ure Just thi of get ment extra h not $4.00. rd WE GIVE GAS. ; But the old, mixture ham never heen Regal Dental Offices ot it for nex Co Dr. L. R. Clark, D. D. &., Manager,|,,4, Susranty, of ansolute metiened, 4405 Third Av..N. W. Gor. Union |qves with this preparation, © Your oa geist bas Pinex, or will not, send to The Ind Note: Bring this ad with yon. ou Work for Your Money Make Your Money Work for You Get the full earning power of your money by placing it with an association which for nearly a Quarter of a Century Has Earned —6”* On the Savings of Its Members. —_-——— All accotints opened on or before January 15th will share in the earnings July 1st. Washington Savings and Loan Association 810 SECOND AV. | who gave the money does not want | Whadda Y’Mean, Anyhow, a United States Regional Bank for Seattle? .dISSEE “Here It Is, All Lucidly Explained for Us,.by Local Men of Finance ies tell us that the new law means | city of Seattle (x chosen as the 1 this regton | reserve in which the bank for fHE STAR—SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1913. ? sascce PddESE >Id<CCE jin the United States has passed, should be located Any bank at present operating|for a loan, The bank, satisfied] the business man with proper That the banking system of the| Banks Must Invest under’ ® national charter—thal 1s,|W!th the security, granty his appli-| security will have no difficulty United States, which has hergtofore} It would then be the privilege of cation bal in securing fundg with which been one of the worst in the world, {all banks operating in this state tq|°"% Bational bank—that does not Easy to Get Money to carry on his business promises to grow into one of the/apply for. membership in the fed | within 60 days after the passage Then, requiring more money for One the most important fea heat J eral “res bank jot the act nignify ite intention of|the proper conduct of ite business that Hriefly, the law provides for the) Before betug granted membership! joining the federal reserve bank, or,/the bank making the loan V eat abltehment of 1 ecarsl reserve stich banks would be compell 1 to|so signifying, faila within a year tol the security to the federal re anks, one in each of nancla ve n the stock of the regional ek and obtain membership, shall) bank and re-discounts it, or, in centers ‘ot the oun try ithe ‘ie bank 6 per cent of thetr capital and | be compelled to nurrender tt» char ler words, does with the federal ré the quest I daries of the regions and the loca: | surplus |ter as a national bank - erve bank } val b |eerve bank just what the custome to Seattle ¢ tion of the reserve banks to be fixed Kach federal reserve bank will After the establishment of the} has done with the original banh 1 regional cente by the organization committee ap have a capital of $4,000,000. If the| reserve bank in the various 14 cen-| borrows money on the y « te at which a polfited go launch the new system. banks in any region fail to jointly| ters no man with proper collateral, | As a matter of fact, under in to be estat Aw an filustration, assume that cribe for the full amount of! seeking a loan, may be turned away! the new law, so far as the bue | It will mean merely a convenience the state of Washington is selected four million dollars the general pub-|from a bank on an excuse of lack| inese man and his bank are |to Seattle bankers, just as a ree a8 @ resarve district, and that the lic would then be given an oppor-jof funds. We will suppose John! concerned, there will be no dif. |taurant in the same block is much oo tunity to invest In the stock of the | Jones, with good commercial paper| ference whatever in their rela more convenient than one six or bank it will simply mean that jeight blocks away tions. TRENHOLME TELLS WHERE HE STANDS Jor other security, goes to his bank HOUSEWIVES BUY IN CARLOAD LOTS; SAVE ON GROCERY BILLS Save Your Hair ‘Through the ‘Microscone The Friedrich Migge Laboratories ‘ Suite 501, Central Bidg SEATTLE LOOK! READ! THINK! J. D, Trenholme, candi¢ forjand the extension of existing, Aveolutely te omly theatre in Seattle plant preee ive firet-run reel ot | mayor, this morning tsxued th oi. - as Sone | | platform upon which he will con, iat idee setieaee the mu: |e. Theatre, | This | duct his campaign c oe . ‘ . exee: tion, 1 are eeing somethin, After the customary promises to) franc for a kc oo i Beattio Grerr | onduct @ non-partisan admin the « t ex ay | tion, to enfor laws aud to en. Pr ——— _—____—__. women and children, but I think he | In favar of the election of will forgive me for giving this fam! | deavor tor tax rate, Mr.) hoard of freeholders to revise the St. Paul Stove Repair ily a small check. I soothed my |Trenholme himself to be: | charte Plu consclence in regard to his wishe | Im favor of the consolidation of! In favor of a commission plan of & imbing Co. by writing and sending it to the elty and county affairs, by which | kovernment palane aaa mother There were mar other w could eliminate a tremendou In favor f the establishment of for kinds cases, some where the provider of amount of expense a home for delinquent girls family was temporarily laid up In favor of producing Heht, wa-| In favor of the more strict er 1 want to tell particularly of one ter and power from municipally | foreeme of law governing the Some m that « pwned plants at a minimuz of cost| protection of the youth of the city an who {terally gone - —— eee the wrong side of life cannot | come back, in this world, at least NAVY YARD ROUTE I know bett I know e, at | least, who has di #0. Bb is tn Steamers 1B ane ‘y, Tourtet and legitimate bu now, a . ‘ F oe - b having just a aire Clerk Norman Wardall of the | LOS ANGELES, Dec. 27.—Many | tere ,Colmas Duck, Seatties, 3. ting started on account of jcounty commins! w office 18 OD! of them enjoying their first square {po (except Sunday, Sunday. 2:20}, 6:30 ® 2:00 conditions, but # a still hunt today for the miscreant! meal in weeks, 70 persons, arrest-p. m 88 y, 1145 pm well, and is living a who ruined the only pine tree of oq follow a Christmas day riot Time Table subject to change without has a muatcal instr |any consequence In t purt house! in the Los Angeles plaza, occupy | notes yo : wei not to « yard just as @ sort ¢ a Chri Y ce nt cit ail toda Phene Main 3101. Fare 50¢ Round 1D to me to give out for a month « holiday « ration top of the . anal two at a time t s. 80 tree lies the gutter near the w sea Hittle of the man’s county building, The trunk of the NORTHWESTERN CREDIT ASSN. money for drayage for that { pine was deliberately backed with Stabaisieed ibe pose. This wo hax two little a hatchet es peer boys and she also asked for the 3012-15 Arcade Bidg. ain ne of a family who Yeally nec PARIS SEATTLE’S CREDIT BUREAU to see that they had ee COLLECTIONS istmaa, for she wanted write books ttle boys to learn early to thers hapr th were many n 1a Iittle, by ° 1 know bh Ss wan appl as we house, ‘my wife Insists on claims that if he bas it apt to want it ae thougls from bina. “It is Just as easy to buy pote ue got theirs for 80 cents per 1, 1 claim. to allow a child te hare | toes by the carload as It ts by the | bushel . even In small quantities, ely | pec ‘ en you ge te create @ taste for lt, which will be » k, and when you get ti n in Seeeteee co 'hegtews older, Thaak. |cArlond lots the price of a peck ing you fof an answer jisn't much more than what the gro- A en cery man charges you for a smal A.—Of course, 1 realize that {t ls | measure of t n,” sald Mra. Joseph absolutely none of my affair how! Ell president of the Cincinnati nts rear their child but | Housewives’ Co-operative league © you have asked m © leads about 700 other wom opinion, I will give 4 reducing the high cost of liv I cannot agree with n that many families view, Would one feed a ct This little band of women pur. iz ne when it chase potatoes, apt cabbage, | : that it would t sweet potatoes, m and flour] when grown? r arload lots direct from pro-| applies to everything ora and cut out the middleman. | stand the view she takes is that| Exes, butter, and tea human nature is contrary and that|and other nec in case one wants that which {s forbidden. | lots. Thelr cre and pro- Phat true—but why use er| ducers are anxious t ly their meth The child cannot un wants stand why {t cannot have what ‘t| The nying tration seon its parents using. What ri¢ht| was n al days ago wher you to place him in such po-|a car of potatoes arrived tn ¢ clonatl I would never 4 Re e of the e@ before a chi'* alwaye on hand on these fo 80 beh me and supervise the un and preach abstinence to loading | e I would not forbid to te their own hand at liquor—but I would #hsw it HOW NO GOOD CAN COME TO IT were retailing at THROUGH ITS USE the women fn the a S ‘ y aM a 6 day, in suonegtast CHILEAN BOAT upposed to | a | TO TAKE WATER By F. McL. RADFORD. | | dint | Pre na are being made to R easy question to answer for today advertising is the greatest selling force | the yards of the Seattle PERE s gh ¥ amg | ery time her husband speaks | 00) th top & Drydock Co, el : the world has ever kn¢ a ce that i ving the great problem of |the launching next Wednesday of o distribution for many a manufacturer and many a store wee Sree 1 thie nrine boat Iquique, or ees, ee ee ee Eee P dered the Chilean government e So great a force is it, and so universally is it recognized—that I dare only have one bad habit ke |The crew, which will th : CEO WED oul eee soneet. [cent neice ter heaitias Poday P you to tell me of a single manufacturer of goods for general consumption, who has ig oF fishing, and then only stay 1 aboard the steamship Sisak. Cere-| been conspicuously successful in recent years, who has not been a liberal adver- wife monial rites of the Roman Catholic | t hureh will attend the launching iser | ecrameent" eee Is there a store in the entire country that has grown to any size recently with- take the | out advertising? The answer is NO! ae | F go to it anyway if they wanted to. A.—Certainly such a condition in| Residents in the vicinity of Yes Ft The complete answer to this was given when the Chicago Pressmen struck, a m4 1 |the home wrong. You take|ler way and Sixth av, were startled | be {othe ne si a + ane Te eRe Ade me when you quote from 1 cont m their beds this morning by a a short time ago—and the newspapers could not print any epartment Store Adver- answer. That was in reply to id a rumble that brought | | tisements What was the result Why, all the big department stores were empty particuiar letter; but it also applies | memories of the “baby earthquake,” | re . a : ae vee } to cnses in general. 18 ate that) which rattled dishes Christmas | Ep and State Street looked like a Sunday afternoon all day. children should be taught from ear-| mort 5 > , lleat childhood to reason, and a| Two houses on the regrade hill, Did the stores have as good bargains as ever You bet they did, and better Jchild so taught will know that it 1s| Just above the city hall, went to a but they simply were not able to get their message over to the people lalothful and unkind to stand stock! pieces in an incipient landslide. 8 7 }atill when spoken to, and make no| The houses were vacant. No one Of course, advertising will not perform miracles—you must have the goods to | move to obey | was hurt 5 ‘i cA vertatnw Toor wife te very wrong, and tf S back up the advertising she continues ia the, 8 things toa ha | DI z You know what Josh Billings said about the rooster: “T luv a rooster fer tew (Aedes fixi will Kae be bs By things: the first is the crow that is in him—the second is the spurs that are on him | isfying too, are wrong In wa LOS ANGELES, Dec. 27.—Grief BS to bak up the crow.” ing you cannot treat th 4 egg A bag 5 kindly, Your harshness 1 Bi conrad tia tr ta P Now, the Advertising will do the crowing—but you must have the right mer- Piine-ana, aliverentty caused the death at Louis-| F chandise with which to back up the crow—and if your crowing is the right sort, Consult together as to the best| Ville, Ky. of Col. R. M. Kelley, ao-| be] and your merchandise is the right sort, and your prices are the right sort, you'll be . cording to @ Inessage received here | ’ * . 4 way to manage the children, Agree | (ore! = succwastal that one will never interfere wh ode, fs succe Lient. Kelley was killed in an| fe the other is correcting a child; but) aeroplane accident at San Diego a |that*kindnens and firmness will be | Meron) ago be Compiled Under the Direction of the Educational used. By you going to one extreme es. dal be and she the other, the children take | Committee, Seattle Ad Club |the Ine of least resistance. To be SAYS HE IS NAGGED| able to give the children the train jing of which I spoke h parent| Weary of life as the wife of al (This Space Contributed by The St&r.) | must be able to keep his temper,|railroader, Mrs, Elizabeth Blact f ; Jand use his judgment Impartlally.|after several years of that expert-| IThe children must learn to know | ence developed a gruel, nagging | that the parents stand together for|disposition that has’ polled the} fous their good. pleasant existence of W. J. Blacl Stctanrs AY Your wife should not nag about|according to his complaint for di “eB bi iii,— <u Z i TIN money under the conditions—if you|vorce filed today in the superior YY, ety piinijin HAN are honestly doing your best. court. Uy PA eS Ww when he grows up he will not be nearty ae mans Mrs. Joseph Elims, ‘we kept It } ; Leeoonsaraeaneesel 2 eaye i Sonne Hor $AATASALS PARAS DIET OL EAE