The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 15, 1918, Page 6

MEMBER oF Entered Pebliabed Dat evitable Telegraph News Service of the United By mail, out of city solidify the nation to a THE SEATTLE STAR. Seventh Ave , SCRIPPS NORTIOWE Postoffice as A-Class Matter at Seattle, Wash 40¢ per month: 2 month 08. iy “carrier, clty, 3 ; | | Private ty by The Star Pa exchange connecting ing Co. alt depe vill augment and »secution of an en \ It’s Good Business All Thru The Th terest, semi If you i pay you $4.2 ird Liberty Loan bonds pay 444 per cent in annually, nvest $100 of your savings the government will 5 every year until it pays back to you the $100, If you put that government-paid interest into a savings bank every compounded $100 in the ernment pai interest on it, yee six months, getting 4 per cent every six months, you will in 17 s have savings bank, which represents w the gov- d you for the use of your original $100 plus the cbmpounded interest which the bank will pay. And you ing interest! Thus in be more, for bonds bearing as high inte bonds sell a financed is less interest While bonds of the 1 still have the $100 Liberty Loan bond, draw- 17 ye American experience has been that government rate as these Liberty Loan bove par 17 years after the war which they ended. In fact, United States bonds bearing have sold as high as $125. First and Second Liberty Loans now sell in the bond marts at a trifle below par, the Third Liberty Loan should not drop in market value. They are to be protected by a five per cent sinking fund which the United States department of treasury intends uvng as a lever to keep them at par. It is highly important that these bonds be bought and kept by the millions of small investors, the men and women who have from $50 to $1,000 te invest, rather than the banks. The enough, go to federal reserve banks and an increased flow) of bank notes would further inflate our currency. turn would token, highe Therefore, it is a good business investment for the! bonds purchased by banks would, naturally That in make for cheaper money and by the same r prices. average American citizen to make—to buy Liberty Loan bonds. His the best in the world. money is doubled in 17 yea His security is He thereby helps to strengthen the foundation stone of American finance—our currency. There are, of course, other reasons why he should in- vest—reason. more patriot: to make mention of them now, for we started out to prove hat Liberty Loan bonds are good business investments. They are! Spoka tainly isn't going to let anyone put a “made in Germany” stamp on her goods. ‘Man and Cider Value Is a man’s life of less value than a glass of cider, tightly alco! euilty to the destruction of his fellow man thru his care-| lessness in t £1,000 and sentence suspended. Upon th + Imitted the : x0owed 4 pe for its sale. Under comparative ratios, the single glass of cider was! worth one-tenth of a man’s e) court. By punishment actually imposed, $50 more. _ Who said, “You first, Alphonse,” inthe twin damage suits brought by the city against the traction company and the traction company against the city? The u fuse to go to Alaska and augment the nation’s food supply, unless their whisky is returned by the dry squad. Is squad? _ According to rumor, attempts were made to disable shipyard workers by means of ground glass in candy. Ground glass is nothing in the lives of those boys. They can digest In response to the nation's over-subscription to the Third Lib drove the another victory. These shines, the the seed moulds in the ground. Yakima has an e cough. Conservation is a to whoople. we. The public is getting wise to the fact that do not alte: Bonds are Speak wood latel; ton of coal? s tremendously bigger and more important and ic than these of business, but we are not going ne hen lays egg marked “U.S.” Biddy cer- holic? But a day or so ago a boy pleaded he use of an automobile. The boy was fined e day following, a man of more mature years sale of a glass of cider. r cent alcohol. Sentence was not suspended. stence in the eyes of the rorm has turned. Thiriy-five fishermen re- this a reflection on the patriotism of the dry harder things than that. erty Loan, American troops at the front Huns out of their trenches and chalked up are trying days for gardeners. If the sun chickens scratch up the seed, and if it rains pidgmic of whoopless whooping ” right, but when it is carried 83 whooping cough, that is going too far, say | pishes Liberty r the situation on the western front. much more effective. ing of profiteers, have you ordered any fuel y? Or tried to buy a pair of shoes? Ora COULD ANYTHING (¥2 BE MORE SIMPLE? Apply few touchy corns |Young Speeder Is | Free; Won’t Have to Pay Any Fine Juring his good behavior,” M. C. drops then rift | **" , am will not be forced off with fingers to pay a fine of $1,000 for killing J. a E. Franklin, who was run over and little Free the instant dant’s car, Sen nded by 8 su Presiding That cider analyzed | Fifty dollars was the penalty| DIGGING IN _ VANCE COOKE ny PDMUND he Britivh atop the German amash! e \e/ BY te Mong the wires there comes the = ) ¥ — WASMILE IN TIME'S WORTH MINES The f ewig ir , ae ee ee ee 1% One more day, folks, for that | There wan an old German professor Phe French bite at the German| limerick on Hin, the Ht iit, JO w picture, the happy possensor ee the Kalser, or any of that tribe Twas displayed to his school he Corman ine grows thin Write « limerick on a war phase The indignant ol4 fool Divisions shrivel, rank by rank | that will draw a smile—and the iwears revenge on the happy trans Dhe thrust is dlesing in best one received by the limerick " : | editor by tomorrow will get 85 if, W., Bremerton. The Yathecs Wap to mest their! The following are a few re Peeps chance colved today Ty April,” said Von, “into Parts How shall we help them win? We'll stroll, and we'll ride around |! How back our own In their advance? | Ol Mindy, the Hun, How tut by éiseine ta? And the bright kultured one He hs aint Sigpesen tg Are surely the devil's creation Onty part of the date geval | 3¢ our country we love Or his plan seemed to badly miscarry We'll give ‘em a mhe i. W,, Sieaerten, * | ‘To the place of eternal cremation oa. FLIES %® When the Hunn’ spirits started to Ing STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1918. PAGE 6 LS — ANBORNITE. OLIVIA HEARD TOM D Nt. 2, Box 148, Auburn “THIS IS PAINT-UP WE ie ae | | = aoule Ae apaiice w cat ee ene ene ane ae a, gainat the fly, ‘Thin is because the “By April the firwt house fly is by Into Paris Vi buret a | habit and structure | But he never got by with that gag | one of the n BARA G, BOWMAN bf dangerous of dis 1006 Taft St, Port Townsend | ne transmitting | “O86 innocts Ob, the poor, unserup In habit the! 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I would like to know f it in within the law for # gang of awlens riotern to andle a fel low workman, whe b on not believe in war, ¢ ya he would not buy a LAbert nd, or other no: called dimloyal talk, ax has been go: ne On at the shipyards recentl If these suid persons were real inly ha should not be n of law the State of Washing- ton? And that this protection is limited to banks that are mem- bers of what is known as the Washington Bank Depositors’ Guar- anty Fund? Do you know that a bank, to become eligible to membership, must first submit its entire affairs to a Board of Examiners, wholly apart from the regular finance of its management? Currency has selected Banks? to you: VASHON STATE Almira State Bank Rank of Stevenson Rank of Clallam County, Port Angeles. Commercial Rank & Trust Co., Wenatchee Commercial Bank, Chesaw Chesaw Branch, Bank of Con conully Commercial Bank of Conconully Clarke County Bank, Washou gal. Eltopia State Bank Farmers’ State Bank, Almira, k of Ellensburg ank of Krupp. Farmers’ State Bank, St. John. Fa 8’ State Bank of Rear- dan Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank of Centralia Farmers’ AGAIN WE ASK YOU pair rational treatment, LETTERS : SENT : TO ful parts, of ¥ not and get » and other 2403 Frenont With |Torture Is Worst in Severest Weather. ox down to a to get results? Htheumatiom ts of the bi Farmers’ State Bank of Center. ugh nnot reach th cations to must be t dd. And 6 surface. + THE Ave birth which is bound| ing disordered blood by extern tem. but a ¢ pain the pain tr Your! lanta, Ga Do you know that at the last session of the legislature a law was passed that gives absolute protection to money de- posited in certain designated banks of State Bank Examiners, and undergo the most rigid test not only as to its strength, but also its moral and ethical standing and conservatism Do you know that the Washington Bank Depositors’ Guaranty Fund and Banking Laws are recognized through- out the United States as the best pro- tection yet offered bank patrons? good, in fact, that the Comptroller of some strongest features in framing his pro- posed National Guaranty Law for the protection of depositors in National of Your Banker Knows Have you been told by YOUR banker that there is such a law? it does not cost the depositor anything for this legal assurance that his money is absolutely secure against loss? Leading bankers of the state volun- tarily asked for this model Washington law, and worked untiringly to have it And that THESE BANKS ARE GUARANTEED The following banks are Guaranty Banks, offering ab: tion to their thousands of depositors under the rigid provisions State Guaranty Law—insuring: your money at not one penny of cost BREMERTON TRUST & SAVINGS BANK. BANK OF BREMERTON. , AUBURN BANK OF VASHON. STATE BANK OF EAST STANWOOD. enacted. Bank Accoun Guaranteed? They wanted it for their own They knew in advance the greater confidence in — - the part of e public; a weeding out of “wild-cat” meth- Guaranty fund, being constantly vaults, at Olympia, secure prompt ment of case of emergency. It is a matter of : EDITOR Thin lawlennnews weemn to be er DOESN'T UNDERSTAND pp couraged instead of being dixcour Editor ‘The Star: Why ate q aged. There certainly can't be any |wubstitutes higher in preg Sn | thing patriotic about lawlersness. wheat itself? I recently moved gat fl | Are we fiving In Nusa or in Beat | Seattle from a farm, and brouge lle, U. BAL? B. W. M. lown pc ulong. 1 do not tae to bu tute, yet the law gunt CALLS YT DEVILISH pelw mi nt the same, 14, Editor ‘The Btar: 1 have read your i w.G on the front page of The Star JOTCRY, about the prize fight. I think he etal, 0 a ae fine. This in no time to be wasting | or her star ticket tase ty ae money, or time, on such devilish|to the f rator's things ¥. M. BIRD A wugar ip ied with eer " Rheumatism’s Pangs Multiply Winter’s Icy Blast, FArTily Pelle re can only iy y removing the condition tay e the record of 8. & 5 remedy that fey rth af tlietn, protection as well as for that of their - depositors. wholesome effect it would have, viz: denoalta Ia : official record that in the states of ‘[} North and South Dakota, Nebraska, - Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas, where a number of years, that not one penny So its the Guaranty has been lost in a Guaranty Bank. Washington’s Guaranty Law is even stronger than those of other states. A large number of the most careful- ly conducted banks with combined resources of approxi- mately FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS have been admitted to membership in Washington in Washington, Fund. Others will be admit- ted as rapidly as they can pass the rigid examination. Guaranty The Washington Bank Depositors’ Fund is positive protection, plus faith and trust in the honesty and integrity of your banker. Guaranty Laws have been in force for — Guaranty Fund banks are designated © ing. by the official Symbol of Safety, a sign that means careful, conservative bank- GUARDIAN TRUST & SAVINGS BANK, SEAT- TLE BALLARD ICAN SCANDINAVIA) TL BRANCH, SCANDINAVIAN-AMER- BANK, TTLE. IERICAN BANK, SEAT: BANK & TRUST CO., EVERETT. STATE BANK, ENUMCLAW. CO., MOUNT VERNON. ville. Field & Lease, Bankers, tralia st State Bank, Yacolt. Cen- Okanogan Branch, Commercial Bank of Conconully. Pullman State Bank. Ruff State Bank. rity State Bank, Palouse, man-American State Bank, ndinavian American Bank, itzville. pokane, Grant County Bank, Ephrata, urity State Bank, Spokane. Harrington State Bank, Hillyard Stat Hunters Kittitas Bank, lama Bank. Exchange State Rank. Rank, Kittitas. State Bank. Davenport Miners & Merchants Bank, Che lan Molson State Bank County State Bank, Office, Rranch Lincoln County State San Juan County Rank, Friday Harbor. Spokane & Eastern Trust Com any, Spokane, te Bank of Spangle. State Bank of Conway. State Rank of Goldendale. Union Park Bank, Spokane. Washington Exchange Bank Vancouver. Woodland State Bank. Warden State Bank, Wheeler State Rank Yakima Trust Company, Yak ima, Yakima Valley Bank, Yakima THIS VITAL QUESTION: IS YOUR MONEY IN A GUARANTEED BANK? Note: An Official Copy of the Bank Depositors’ Guaranty Law May Be Had by Addressing L. H. MOORE, State Bank Examiner, Olympia, Wash,