The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 7, 1919, Page 4

THE STAR YAY, JANUARY FUNERAL OF EX- WILSON COMES PRESIDENT TO TO MEET WITH BE VERY PLAIN PEOPLE'S FAITH By ROBERT BENDER ATT r ‘ontinued From Page Gne’ (United Pre al u PARIS a 1 loss. A flumber of cables! today, F m soldiers in the Amert>| pected ¢ « Telegrants pretiminar which will precede veterans fornml peace deliberations of the A. Roemen associated powers: 1S Woedne®/ armed with the obvious support of of the family] the 7 i i The official statement of the standing of vagal negan Det = i bir a . tndorsenae nt added c 3h p- bY eh a bank on any given date is prepared to poh. A O68 slenal Gl Ge the taciontty of peatie comin i Gis | show the treasury department and the pub ‘ be — vou ga ‘| Great Britain and France, wan a a ic at a glance the important features of be ard and the dw wore capt a in American crcl as giving is the bank's condition se Rpg a 1 We ask you to study the combined con- Inasmuch ax Wilson declared in hie Milan * | dictated he f densed statement herewith of The Dexter Horton National Bank and the Dexter Hor- ton Trust and Savings Bank, the two form ing a banking institution that stands as the oldest in Western Washington ly by himself. ; identified with Seattle's history for almost A Striking Contrast has accomplish public Indo’ hat he sought in $14.00. OL AI nee of the Amer i nd Prem a alf z ~ " The FEplecopal ritual, designate ibe half a century. for the cemetery, will be read th buss « ‘ a B. . Altho Mra, Roosevelt wants, as quarters, will constitute .| ‘ certain?" c were expecte The Dexter Horton National Bank i fe comer Pane, comerene, ay cawes first of next week There was talk in unofficial circles Juled formal conversa- AND that any ach amp ae NN ee ee ee Dexter Horton Trust and Sa j S Bank eage hurch te tone might be adjourned tomorrow fe - sip re.| the date « ‘ol. Roosevelt's funeral odin ~~ ae in deference to the memory of the December 31, 1918 | eer ra 1 “ex preaide our| fofmer president oK change, there be none of the Speaks in Rain y RESOURCES . lil pomp of muffled and re! The president was given a riotous Leans and Discounts - nd o.98 versed arma, #0 clo aspociated| welcome in Turin, despite a rar Overdrafts J with final honors to a former presi-| storm. After he spoke from a bab U. S Bonds to Secure Circulation . 9.000 ( dent and mmand hief of the ' f the palace, he shook hands Premium on U. 8. Bonds and navy © world’s fare ) Italian mayors who had Bonds, Securities, ete. © Roosevelt be. in its lack to hear his Many of e and Fixtures & striking contrast to his had walked miles to the \ Bake? = eet Casket Delivered Turit asurer 00.0 The casket was delivered at the Letters of house today and the bedy placed , ip it. = Tt ts of sever $25,255.731.48 sakes ati: © LIABILITIES ea gpl ~ +8 1,600,000.00 lf | sliver plate | 000.00 THEODORE ROOSEVELT ! October 7, 185% plain de —_ ot tan and two le peace, the Capital Stock .. © mitst see that Surplus Fund Undivided Py ke again luncheon have borne the nat. The president Was given a degres | n the University of Turin | merning. Leslie Disbrow, worshipful master | ~ ears os of the local Mason > ‘i | Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank | trae a When You | Seeond Ave. at Cherry St. Cannot Sleep ' A small flag was hoisted to half. mast in front of Sagamore Hill this funeral had been halt the family’s wishes po root for th . i Tu a i. arian He ee sy farmers who 18 effect upon the’ micas ax are had known Roosevelt personally be-|Merves Which results of" gan coming into town in automobiles A so _— and wanes when you rub this fae) «tea a A squadron of military airplanes wie ee a aee|'mous French Baume i nitrate unter THE PLAY THAT ROCKED THE COUNTRY W'! LAUGHTER A. 8. Stern & Selwyn Co.'s Presentation times before tne runes the back of the neck, |" ws furing the interment Many tell us that anive Deeli T Archie Hoonavert this atter they use Stimaon at | dans chanted the se lined, the of " rtment to send of candies and y funeral. Re ense, with a male che ry reports, It was A. Vyact & gold-embroid dere troops gard voetrved a toe Mowe wmatme chee” A NALGESIQUE GERMAN HEINIES Chas. FE. Frazer, an old friend, to 4 TO WORK IN day made a death mask of Roose veit Plans for, thie were discussed PARIS Jan 7 Na some time ago! it became known .ve arrested a German Frazer has also made minute mea THE SAME GREAT CAST AND PRODU ‘CTION J surements of the colonel's bands Nancy’ He slipped | the strain well ea isfactory than its many ted. MAY OPEN DOORS You will, of course, wnt he want a tube in the house OF PEACE MEET to relieve the pain of rheu- matism, headache, sciatica T0 THE PRESS or gout—but try it also next time you cannotsleep, x Order by the full name. if ‘ontinued Ld rom Page One | ” * THOS. LEEMING & CO. in necessary to avoid bringing about START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT ON OR BEFORE JANUARY 10, 1919 AND SHARE IN THE EARNINGS OF THIS BANK FROM JANUARY |, 1919 During 1918 we distributed $360,000.00 among our depositors. We paid 5 per cent on all savings, onditions in the central power which ould result in such disorder that there would be no responsit cae: cepa g A The Original Is Still Obtainable of nations will be the pessimi ex compounded semi-annually. quarters, { y al idea of th In addition to the above, we placed more than w be adopted with reasonable BOXING $40,000.00 in the Guaranty Fund and Undivided promptitude. The president ha termed all informal conferences on Profits Account. ject he haa had to This is the best record ever other financial institution in the state. ade by one y' any savings bank or r in the history of Crystal Pool 2nd and Lenora, We always look for Pac. Coast Heavyweight Cham plonship. Kayo Kruvosky Versus SAVINGS ONLY SMALL ACCOUNTS .PARTICULARLY WELCOME WASHINGTON MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK 810 SECOND AVENUE Established 29 Years b you of your ¥ by those who t V Resinol Ointmer pi Mickey King and four other high-class con tests. tend te crapped Work Out Details ption of the ge General Admission, $1.00 Reserved Seats $1.50, Ringside, $2.00, neral plan . commit ntatives of Appointed of ler Upon for the leag Assets $8,700,000.00 BEATS ON SALE AT Brown & Hulen's, Second and Joe Dizard's, Vester and Occi- al Battersby & 906 First Aven Green's Cigar Ay Buteh's Pool 1 Unio AUSTIN & SALT, 1218 First Avenue. 1106 Third Third and STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS |' ing and carol to maintain om. They are celebrat pe hs ng Chrietmas as the Muasian peas the old re efore the war worked in Parts and are anx ¢ the employer whom |! Seats Sale ogg hg thd ; fingers and head, for use in desien, When theycannot sleep, be- France with a convoy of returning | AERTS . on Mats. to $1 gant ete : ope 45 } h prisoners. He Plus War Tax. EE ae ek ds ih nat OO original French : wre night and te. She le bearing Product is so much more A before ru t in a German artillery regi An soon as frontiers are 2 imitations. pen another invasion o! re a sufferer from skin tro 7; 1919, offered. BAXTER & BAXTER’S BIG - Semi-Annual Clearance Sale GOING WITH A RUSH In the face of higher prices on Shoes for spring, f ‘ we are giving the public the greatest values ever ATTA EXTRA VALUE! $7.50 Broken tines in Men's >..ves, black, tones, all to go at and $5.85 Shop Early in the Morning. Positively No Refunds During Sale and No Exchanges After 10:30 A. M. Oxfords and Pumps, in all colors of kid and buck- skin, all patents and dull blacks. Regular prices 0 $12.00. All sizes ar and — from _— ’ Gray Kid Boots, gray cloth top, $10.00; sale price Field Mouse Boots, top to match, $10.00; sale price Ladies’ Brown Kid Boots, top to match, $10.00; sale price These are wonderful shoes—Louis heels and military heels. to D, all ane price... Sale Price $3.85 to $7.85 From $2 to $4 You Will Like It Better. You Can Get Just What You Want at ‘ 1326 Second Ave. well known men wil ite HEREis, ofcourse, Ru ans Observe PSotedag cue ae wean fuel, thet tare wil be a distinctly sooth-| Christmas Today >!" ‘er cor! sible m hristmas, Lo jaces, with and PSL HEAL © ob rvice to the :beaing in- | BACK Your urgen FRANCE : On So water who |qorenaidiz way back into | Soethe mba Presented easy to ure h—Dbecaus temper. nning away |‘ f Huns to ENT VICTORIA ( felnoonte ) vs. SEA Wednesday, Jan. 8, 8:30 P. M. Sharp ADMISSION 75c, $1.00, $1.25 (Plus War Tax) American Agents New York Reserved Seats Now on Sale at Arena Office, 1218 Fifth Avenue Phone Main 2493 — KEEP THIS DATE OPEN — ound advice from sroper standir mples are quickly redu sg ae soothing medica ointment, Perseverance wit ment in t fails to t Apply the oi face with Resinol t agRraval ic, Jans com “Cruiser Arrives With 1,200 Yanks ~The United ulser North Carolina rived yesterday with aboard. Among her troops were 600 officers and men of the Fifth In are already laying coping with the latest pos of smuggling by air plane. The government may have irdromes, searchlighus guns and keep up on tte borders to deal om SIGK SKIN OD QUICKLY t need for something. » clear unsightly skin, en-out places, to re * and blemishes, ir ly met in Posiam which the yery troubles you Aly rrassment . and #0 little does se o it is highly concen- TTLE (Mets) Night contigleniaa my dear Experience nce, and treat your skin with patches and un ith Re ed cases seldom r skin healt ght. Wash the YOr . Jan. 7 1,200 Sixth regiments of marines gallantry No Seattle mayor in 20 years has been re ected except Hi Gil ar troops and Both regiments were cited in France for Save From $3 to $5 on Your Spring Oxfords and Pumps Now Over 1,000 pairs of small shoes, in narrow widths, on the rack. These are beautiful shoes for those who can wear them. Regular prices from $7.50 to Sale Prices $3.85 and $4.85 for Lace, $2.85 for Button and widths. BAXTER & BAXTER Haynes repair it. Near theatre.— Advertisement. 2 wbbac eels: al $6.85 eae Regular Men’s Shoes, in all sizes You can save If you value your wateh, Capital’ Stock DANIEI Cash and in Banks LIABILITIES Pore ee are +... 1,000,000.00 Treas- 4,432,500.00 6,613,250.00 Other Bonds and Warrants...... 4,940,873.82 Real Estate Owned Furniture and Fixtures Stock in Federal Reserve Bank... 36,000.00 nee ah ee oss, 8,258,783.16 veces . 50,000.00 tent Seattle National Bank STATEMENT OF CONDITION AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS DECEMBER 31, 1918, RESOURCES Loans and Discounts..... . -$13,628,354.57 * United States Bonds. $2,180,7: 50.00 United States ury Certificates. . Surplus and Undivided Profits... 441,777.58 CHICUIRHGR mis... ee Saale wees - 1,000,000,00 Due Federal Reserve Bank...... 700,000.00 WPOWORNS 6 bide ease ek eens 30,611,902.17 OFFICERS: KELLEHER, 226,418.22 $33,753,679.75 Chairman eet se 788 Go