The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 4, 1918, Page 9

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What contact has Washington 1 the front that en ubles uN to act speedily and certain can the brains of our war these condition WIND UP THE FOURTH RIGHT BY Keed this question of the chief) SEEING Kotation the Answer tial,” he declared, “that Washington experience ha ned on the battle line “Tt is we ff officer rotated on duty be tween here ang France | Within the past month 30 officers n France have returned ton, and their broad by| men who had been on duty in this] yuntr to Washin a noixy Fourth p Blas i sone no fireworks Bn not linen taken »0 much fireworks “c But many people of America "The are GIVING their government a 1 soon lone million dotlars—an outright gift —in addition to the purcnase of Liberty Bonds, War Savings Stamps aud other contributions, It’s a unique, sane and patriot ie way to celebrate Independence who } returned their b st value if For things Changes | remain too move rapidly at the front are occurring almost hourty “Hefore the experience of t | men becomes obsolete, another non of officers, with the newest and freshest experience will return to day. The plan for such a big birthday | “ke thetr places here, and those now there will go back overseas.” party for Une “win, an already pro rhe gift consists of ontiaary PROBABLY GUARDIAN FOR BANK OFFICIALS snapping at people ass in front of the Federal Reserve bank, at 210 Colum postage. | bia # coording to complaints | n the Yalue| phoned the police. It liea on a mat| out asking | {in front of the door and is indispos n return. | ed to let any one enter, the reports long This gift consists of ordinary Postage stamps, purchased by the donor, and canceled by him with the inscription of his name A or initials across their face. ‘ 7T act of cancellation makes the stamps valueless f Thus | in “Good Night larg y time him to perform 2 SUNDAY CONCERTS BY INFANTRY BAND i th the) Tt No, % ding Paper, trated eat Doors, ¥ pared I cue of Kash HERE’S CHANCE FOR A GOVERNMENT JOB wa Nielke will sing © government needs an editorial Fourteenth Infantry M y male or female, special agent afternoon concert on for agricultural education, special ground &t agent for home economics, and a pe cial agent for trade or indus The » parade trial edu civil service commis xion has announced that examina- tions will be held to secure eligibies: Additional informa’ ed at the postoffic cation nday n nervy: building NEW PIANOS POR KEY plied on purchase. Meyer-Toner, 210 1005 int = ‘thie HATA ar RPRCTAL REC RECORD THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF SEATTLE, WASHINGTON pa EXCHANOB Hlisett 2678 Bide exchange, repair womcane ke. o new Times trade, RESOURCES Loans and Discounts ... See ee U. Bonds to secure circulation. Liberty Loan Bonds ........ U. S. Treasury Certificates... Federal Reserve Bank Stock. Furniture and Fixtures as Safe Deposit Equipment .... Zonds, Warrants, etc. . . Cash and Exchange . " . 46—Wanted Miscellaneous THE OW PAYS WORE for ciothing. furs, furniture. We buy, sell and ASDSRES STATUE LNT Yet PL Baa 48—Dressmaking Done ep 3,320,576.’ 6,090.47 50,000.00 2,400.00 675,000.00 18,000.07 14,436.00 4,909.60 1,145,028.43 1,036,060.01 DREW ARER, DAY ne eM AKI Bast 17 50—Furniture for Sale 408 Pike DAY Biake Furniture Co, Matn 518 ‘Take 1 or 2 lensone STEVENS 27: little cost private halle fay and evening $6,522,501.23 500,000.00 100,000.00. 129,919.32 48,700.00 575,000.00 5,168,881.91 anowe Results GUARANTEED Violet ray for ¢ Capital Paid in ...:..... ; $ Surplus ..... Undivided Profits Circulation ‘ Bills payable Federal Reserv Deposit Open evenings itel Hidg. Killott aotn, SILVER. TeeTH. WANTED OLD WATCHES: HIGH ES eM 412: LC. SMITH BLDG Witt AMONDA “OLD t OLD Far PAID JEWELRY CO, (TH FLOOR 29th, 1918. Ith, 1917. Imarved'a way from 1120 Hiawat “| DEPOSITS Under Call DEPOSITS Under Call June HOTEL HOLLAND June h and Jefferson, near court 1 for ministerial sorvicos Main 6491 Vat 57 Gain in one year.. RAGTIME PIANO And popular music taught in 20 lessona aes Pantages Bide. W iAX LL, Pre SILVER. TEETH, DIA W. BAKET Vice Preaident Highest price paid. 108 u E LOEDEL, ViewPresident Bs A. aia oer H. SELL, Cashier PRACTICAL NURGE—Mna WILLE su ae wen, 7016 18th N. Phone Ballard W. L. SUITER, Asst. Cashier H, G, HOTCHKISS, Asst. 1 oar PLATING OFFICERS dent w. Cashier WATCHES 202 < PUBLIC Crary Bidg ON CREDIT | PIKE 81 STENOS. BUYERS’ GUIDE AUTOS—TRUCKS—ATTACHMENTS The Most Beautiful Car in America te = PAI Great Western Motors, Inc. oe Pine and Bazleten Phone Kast 744 and 745 en Legal Notices iff pt The Greatest Car Value in America Today named | Pike St. at Twelfth o14 TIRES—ACCESSORIES—REPAIRS : Pacific Auto Supply Co. . ie WILLARD SERVICE Recharging, New Rattertes ‘TRA@E mARM AEOISTERED Buy Your Goodyear Cords of the Tyre Shop own ‘Tire as, Ob Main HAWKINS Rankruptey SEEKING LOST BABY the Phone East 911 607 Kast Pike St. Hi. B. Wilbur, Mer. ears 0 met in Se police a 0 looate dt; fon Mrs, A, Mac The child % 8 ©. KENNER, PROPRIETOR OF Siriced adie Northwest Radiator & Fender Works triped suit white checked | ed in new and larger quarters, er—1406 BROADWAY, Hust stock un Now loc: on can be secur} rhe Dex | whic WASHINGTON OAKLAND Co. | ‘The police will investigate the JAPANESE SEND WORDS **_ OF LOYALTY TO WILSON ing t Paul” —There’s Nothing But Laughs— So Leave Your Tears At Home —BEST Cup of ng thelr loyalty and extend COPTER. on Earth cir greetings, the Japanese Ax noc ¢ rica, in session here sent a telegram to President Wilson July 4 The message, in part, follows: “We tings to President Wood son, in commemoration of aration of In lence, and pledge uty to @ principle for h America has always stood, extend g row W | ADMISSION 20¢ Continuoas 11 to 11 | and support to the government for | the victorious prosecution of the Report of the Condition of The NationalBank of Commerce of Seattle, Washington of. Business June 29, 1918. RESOURCES eee cee eee ccc coce At the Close Loans and Discounts CIVEIRTAUS - 2onig snes U. S. Government Bonds Other Bonds and Securitie State, County and City Warrants. . Stock in Federal Reserve Bank. Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures Interest Earned but Not Collected. . Cash— In Vault In Banks owe ocee $14,383, 139.33 21,042.47 1,698,795.00 1,652,550.08 35,012.34 45,000.00 68,495.97 45,228.91 Peete eee cece eee wwece 736,611 as 440, 881. and U, “Treasury... 5,177,492.67 $23, 126,756.74 LIABILITIES Capital i aceiew oe are Surplus and Profits . Reserved for Interest Circulation ..... Letters of Credit Deposits ... Individuals .. Banks U.S. $ 1,000,000.00 727,925.10 100,725.47 235,000.00 90,005.14 $16,653,619.60 2,894,767.84 3.62 1,424,741 Government e Deposits June 29, 1918........... -».+.$20,973,101.06 Deposits June 20, 1917........... .... 14,085,768.95 ...+-8 6,887,332.11 Increase in One Year......... OFFICERS MANSON F. BACKUS, A. SWALWE) resident President W FRANK Hf. LUCE Vice-President ROBERT §, BROWNELL WALKER, Cashier RICHARD P. CALLAGHAN Assistant Cashier THEODORE PF, McCREARY, Assistant Cashier EUGENE W. Assistant Cashier LA FAYE K Assistant Cash GG DIRECTORS THOMAS 4 esident Ale BACKUS reside JOUN KR. pepital DAVIES « Capital > ARENCE J. LORD dent Capital National Olympia, Wash VKH. LUCE resident. AN MeCORD Kerr & McCord, Attorneys CHARLES 8, MILLER investments. HARRY F, OSTRANDER Shipping. JOSE Leif A. SWALWELG President omm nt_ Maine n Development Co EDWARD RB, DEMING President Pact American Wisher Hingham, Wn Gnor ONWORTH BUTLOR Donworth odd a National ne Wash JONAS MU. FOX 1 Boiler Works AM CALVERT, fey 2EN 4 t Sound MANSON F. Pre M. BACKUS Northwestern ecurity ( WILLIAM ©, President. First ‘i rett presigehe fi JOHN A, CAMPMEEL " : Co; President Denny- Jent Snohor ho Renton Clay & Coal Co; President Pacific Coast Biscuit Co, HUGH C. WALLACE Capitalist, Tacoma, Wash, asurer Merrill Lumber Co.; Se WALLACTS A r rr r Polson President ¢