The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 8, 1920, Page 4

E 1 | i} KS =e NOW Stringer i in You Have Seen “THE SPOILERS” You Have Seen PLAYING Contest for ia ‘Governorship “THE SILVER HORDE” And in both you have seen Cherry Malotte Now in the new version you will see her again. A wildcat when mad, the flame of the dance halls of the North — but you will love her, sympathize with her and share her joys and sorrows. The Greatest Alaskan Picture Ever Made Rex Beach’s Col. Johm Stringer Sheriff John Stringer today an- nounced his candidacy for governor. |He will contend for the republican | nomination, Stringer ts finishing bis second term gue shoriff. Spanish-American war, Stringer has been @ resident of Seattle since boy | | thing happens ATTLE STAR SATU RDAY, MAY 8, 1920. NEW FARM REPORTS _ REVEAL: PROSPECT OF FOOD SHORTAGE BY GronGy B. WATERS WASHINGTON, May &—-Amert can farmers face’ the most critical shortage wince the etvil war. 4 shown by reports reaching the Department of Agriculture from field men and agricultural colleges, nin true cted, unless some to change thin| avy reductian in the crops. The result pr Unless intensive cultivation and « favorable growing season biemen the country, this will result im curtal ment of the food supply The supply of pork is sure to be reduced in the corn belt. ‘There will be & marked reduction In corn-fed cattle and an increase in granted animals, This will mean & decline | in the quality Of the nation’s beef | | supply Almost without exception the re. ports are that many farmers will sow & deal of their tilled land to grams and reduce their acreage of food crops to just w they, per | haps a farmer and one san, can at-| tend to, The Bureau of Marm Management nent telegrams last week to its rep Tewentatives in all states. The replies received were one accord that the Acreage will be reduced. A veteran of the pomean a rRoM URI U REPLIES | hired hand he had for 27 | to take @ Jab in a wilk factory at 834) ‘ing are excerpts from some | cent abo ervey enn fi WL ti, | TA aT AT i 1 Uy STARTING TODAY—4 DAYS ONLY Not a society play nor a pretty little love story, but tense, gripping, RED-BLOODED DRAMA that A) te | ef farm pr takes you out of yourself.and makes you really’ LIVE the story as you see it on the sereen— William Russell HANSAB mM ve be plamied (o grace Himilar reports came from Ne braska, Minnesota, Pennsylvania Connecticut, North Dakota, eastern Texas, Weet Virginia, Virginia, New York, Oklahoma, Alabama, Missourt, Washington, Arkansas and Mireles sippt South Carolina said labor supply | was equal to Wat of last year, but short of demand +4 TEXAS USING MEXICAN LABOR ‘Texan maid Mexican labor was solv ing the problem in wouth and_weat parte, so many crowing the Bbrder that Mexico threatened stoppage. Louisiana reported increase tn acreage, but high wages and ineffi agricultural land ,to | clent labor, Georgia reported wages last year, One Pennsylvania farmer aald he 23 per | paid his man $75 @ month, board, room, laundry, privileges and let him use his automobile three nights a week, He quit to take a job in a rubber factor | A assachunetts farmer watd the years quit hood Am) [a week Normally there are 1 » doing farm work one-half of them prers, ‘The xhorta the ong thingy advocated by 000,000 per in America are hired la extra” ia 50 per cent per cent ne on farma, didn't work onal members rm taborere from beard and many CWNGAPPETTIE. A OOD CLI the } the department ted in legis b Of city | bor tn Beattie t Uonal “convention; te offices a n state's pes This would mean th: leas work would be ¢ vided the owner harder and pam a neada similar to the plane adi Nebralga and Iilinois a ive body; the consolidat a Spokane: & short b H |consolidation of school, port, munt |pal and cousty elections 1@o of children”; the creation of a [fund to be loaned to exservice men |!* Jat mall interest to be applied to} purchase of farma, emal! busineaser | nes: laws to curd the invasion | 32 Convicts Made of Japanese; promotion of irrigation | Human Magnets; ieee reclamation projects; defeat of | the Carlyon roud bul; e court of arbk] AL mANY, N. Y,, May §.—Dr. Jobn B. Ransom, prison phyxiclan, in «| Many people who are in a ‘enill leondition of ii! health really need tration. | report which he sent to Buperintand. ry AN Actas 32h ent of Prisons Chartes A. Rattigag, |POthing more than « tonie, When This Year L. F. O'Netl, 125 Warren ave. states that 22 convicts in Clinton | ** blood ts at fault there are fre | |quently produced a tot of alarming while driving an antomobile oa an § p () : | F R RS the Fremont bridge Friday night prisen at Dannemera were tu urned | vmptoma which dmapp when thg, knocked down Mise Marie Me . |Five | Are Arrested into human magnets by some pecul- | Laie. He reported to the polic in Gambling Raid} | blood ie sgain built up. ¢ the affects oat People who almost constantly com. Saturday that che declared she was uninjured so be did pet ob Union Pacific needs 226,000 freight} Five alleged gamblers were ar. | Auto Hits Bike, Tested in the Zero buffet, 214 Jef }piain of headaches, weakness, inck touches steel, eparke My and his tain her addrean 1) locomotives to rehabtl cars and 3.000 locomot} i “ ¥ + of color, dizzy opelis, sieeplenmnesn, [finger tips violently vibrate (Re {1% | heart palpitation and indigestion will | ments of electric butte. The trouble | rend with interest the experience of \ ie by Autos This Year itate its equipment, eays Cart Fl kéere and a special Gray, president of the read, Who) police agent had been | was here Saturday. Orders for) Fee WIth a marked $5 bill, Chartes has been traced to a deadly botu| Mr William MH. Cowan, of No. 3791 A. B Danham, 521 M% G9th et. | \ iui mebitolaber lie al Christopher, 26, a waiter, In whose linus germ which it is believed ema-| 32nd wt, Han Diego, Cal. He nays nated from canned salmon rerved to “I auffered intense stomach pains reported to the police Friday night Of having struck an un pocket the om od moory ia said to been placed, he declared. have been found, was charged with the men about three weeks age after eating, The pains became so ‘Two of the stricken convicts have | severe at times that I had to put/ died. Sixteen are now eo improved hot applications across my stomach. | they can loave the Rowpital, but the |I trembied greatly and suffered from | other 14 are still eurcharged with palpitation of the heart and a dull/ iMentified woman while driving hie automobile at Minor are. and | He reported the worn tained a slight bruwe on the forehead. lconducting @ gambling game. Hin ball was set at $1,000. Your others were charged with gambling. The buffet was locked with a police | lock. conserva. Intermezzo “Chung Lo” Played by JOE ROBERTS The Celebrated Ban joist And Other Hits CONCERT ORCHESTRA RADY ARTISTES Complete Menu Is “Washington Made” From oysters to cheese, the menu of the 2ist nual banquet of the | Manufacturers’ association was com. posed exclusively of Washington products, Mage than 150 manufac turers were present at the gathering‘ jat Plymouth Congregational church Friday evening. | Great Britain test athletes in the great or ake 21 fire Conference Is Delayed by Board’ diate conference between the | board and city officials on fire and sanitary conditions in city schools will be delayed unti! schoo! board investigutes its le Position. it was determined Fri- by the board. declared that a confer-| with the city would be fruitica the city authorities did not assume 2 more compromising position. FRANK K. KAYNOR, Seattle bust. > 7 The question of a conference was ness man, died at his home, 7920 to the discretion of Judge | Wilson @ve., carly Saturday morning, for action. | He was stricken with pneumonia « week ago, Kaynor was an official of | Recent statistics show that 1,725 the Lloyd Transter Co and wax one ; girls married American of the leading trap shooters of the ! Northwest. but the food caured distress and did | Train Dog to Be “A newrpaper preg seg tn. lhalfrewn collie dog, humane work | mark od improvement after takin: the bay from Ban Francisco, to take | variably followed a meal disap. |Says Union Pacific Needs Equipment electrictty and thetr vision has been | aching pain acroas my back. I had/ texpaired. A ravenous appetite most of the time not give me any nourishment. 1 also| suffered from sick headaches. * aT) oe Pa Blind Girl’s Guide) p.checi me to cive De Ww ®AN FRANCISCO, May &—A/Pink Pills a trial and there was a jere here have learned, ts being | the first box. As I continued taking trained at Pleasanton, a town across |the pille the pains, which had tn. te girl yrbo ts gradually peared and 3 can eat heartily now without dint reas. The pain acrons| hope of the child retaining my back ix also gone and my color att Two Are Injured sverisht '» bed, and tt t be | is better. 1 no longer tremble and Flenry Abran: 1606 N. 34th aot. Neved that the dog will be able to|my heart ts normal again. 1 can and Charles Hale, 1002 N. 36th nt.,| 04 ber safely when she ix no longer | certainty my & good word for Dr are in the city ‘ jable to make her way about alone, | Wiliams’ Pink hospital Satur od Dr. Willlame «| Take $108 While Os, Sebeies with injuries sustained when a mo He Washes Face | ‘“*” N. ¥., 60 cents per box. Write torcycle they Were riding was struck lor tree e 1 m4 Paile D. Sitter, ‘Maiiwan rat ree booklet, “Building Up the} by an automobile driven by i} 4 ~ BR) lacerpied | road employe, living at 609 Union et.) «| Heart Balm to Husband, $5,000 An consolation for loss of his wife's love, M. B. Hannum, restaurant man, bad a $5,000 verdict in bis favor Sat iiay, A jury in Judge J, 8. Jurey’s court Friday found taht L. G. Wal | nce, Tacoma tugboat captain, had tn jured Hannum to that extent by stealing the love of Mrs. Hannum, hy Day, 6212 9th ave. N. E. Fri say | night. Hale's head was cut while! Day was |tingered a few moments Mriday night at the roundhouse to wash hin face. Abrams was painfully about the face and neck. | booked as recklens driver % weet pe ag het © One appropriated $198 from his damp, «till alr, and therefore do not joceur outside the tropics The massive bat delicate coining | : wall presses in the U. 8, mints coin from | 80 to 100 pieces a minute ‘a | | Pay Fines and Cut rr the Cost of Coal IR if LONDON, May §.—Housewives of | i nly marked led ony Sealed proposals the outside of the » “Prop « Frame ¢ ip,indian Be STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION of the First National Bank of Seattle, Washington May 4, 1920. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts .. $ 8,472,397.12 U.S. Bonds and Certificates of In- _ debtedness ‘....... «+ 1,192,955.35 _ Other Bonds, Warrants and Securities. "787,470.60 Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures... 19,701.00 ; one hiability. Under Letters of pevevese 554,760.68 Castomers Liability” Account of mned ' . e 693,382.88 5,062,461.07 Cash ar and Exchange $16,783,128.70 e LIABILITIES. . Capital Stock Surplus and Undivided Profits Circulation U. S. Bonds Borrowed Our Liability on Outstanding Letter ar E ted “for Custo Acceptances Execu ‘or Customers. Rediscounts with Federal Reserve Bank 500,000.08 515,626.18 100,000.00 478,050.20 558,560.68 693,382.88 413,087.05 18,524,421.91 $16,783,128.70 ESTABLISHED 1882. Ke. B. KLUCKHOHN, Assist- ant Cashier. HUGH ROWLEY, Cashier. w. HK. Cashier, M. A. ARNOLD, President D. H, MOBS, Vice President | C. A. PHILBRICK, Vice Pres. Ansistant BUERRY, Assistant Seaboard National Bank OF SEATTLE Statement of Condition Under Comptroller's Call of May 4, 1920, RESOURCES Loans and Discounts ... + $1 U. S. Bonds and Treasury Certificates. . Other Bonds and Securities eevee Stock in Federal Reserve ‘Bank ... Real Estate .. Furniture and Fixtures. Safe Deposit Equipment. Cash and Due from Banks 1,443.52 é "480.00 71,959.86 7,500.00 None 14,874, 91 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock Surplus 4 Undivided Profits .. Letters of Credit Bills Payable Notes and Bill Deposits -$ 200,000.00 50,000.00 10,758.31 1,750.00 None None 28.14 Redi counted. ; OPENED FOR BUSINE Deposits May 4, 1917 .... Deposits May 4, 1918 Deposits May 4, 1919 . Deposits May 4, 1920 ... JUNE 12, 1916, » ‘This bank, organized, developed and conducted on the principle of constructive and conservative banking along progressive lines, invites the accounts of buwinéss concerns and individuals on the basis of promoting their interests in every manner consistent with g00d banking. The growth set forth in the above figures, we be. eve, is tandible evidence that we are rendering proper banking service. We expect to continue to grow both in volume and ca pacity to serve our customers, ONLY UPTOWN NATIONAL BANK. Fourth Avenue and Pike Street. i] | | Yolunteern, | West Bromwiah were in the habit of They formed a poor to pay the fines of Une neighborhood At thie rate onal cost them leas than half the market price. stealing coal The “fortorn hoop,” “trem which the expressiot® “forlorn hope” origt- nated, was a body of men, usually selected (0 lead an as nat with uncommon peril. | formation Less than half the people struck y lightning ult or perform somo other service | 4! j attended 20, fo labor for, the ec ployes’ frame cottage with No. 86. in the plans! to} bidd the edvertinement appear ndian Wwerens A SAFE POLICY AFETY FIRST may well be applied to personal habits of living. This admonition is not suited only for the prevention of accidents, at | we ialip, Wash, dent of t Tulalip, Washington, | Commlastoner. Thrift Than The spendthrift both use money. the former wastes it, while the latter spends it for thi mental, physical, power. . And ‘being a wise spender, it is only natural that the thrifty man should be a saver also and ings account at. the bank. Estabhshed Fi -Is More If your incomé is less than your ex- penditures, it’s time to set the brakes, and set them hard. Your safety now and in future years depends on spend- ing less than you can earn, The surplus must be carefully set aside for safety. The day is coming when your earning capacity will be less than now, or sickness may stop the income entirely. Then fou must, have a_re- serve store, or poverty and want Will beset you in place of financial inde- pendence. A savings account is the best safety policy. Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank ‘Second Ave. and Cherry St. Open Saturday 6 to 8 O'Clock S & and the thrifty man The difference is that ngs which add to his moral and economic build up a good say- Conidae resources Dexter \Horton Trust and Savings ) ‘Bank and Dexter Horton National Bank Exceed $25,000,000.00. 1662 5 st Ave at James St