The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 4, 1922, Page 4

In September, 1922, this Pioneer Savings Institutio $4,000,000.00 DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE FRIDAY, MA TWO MONTHS’ DIVIDEND : 1101 Second Avenue Established 32 Years. TRUSTEES G. AMES, F. 8. FINLEY, ) Wice President Seattle Na- General Appratser. | tional Bank; Manager Puget warTeR BE. GALPRAITH, ‘Mil Co., et. President Galbraith @ Co, T. CONDON, "agad ae emit of Te ran’ At ot West & Wheeler 5 L. C. GILMAN, Vice President Great North ern Raliway Co. TIVAR JANSON, Physician and Surgeon. _ RAYMOND R. FRAZIER, | President; also President Sav- tngs Bank Division, Amert- ean Bankers’ Association. _ EUGENE B. FAVRE, Vice-president, Murphey Favre Co. Spokane, whose firm hae for thirty years guarded our interests in that section. L. 0, JANECK, Who, with 0. the Bank's dears. Mlustrated lectur at 6:30 p. m. Thursday. Stereopticon pictures of the elimb . jwit be shown and in addition sitdes pw the first midwinter climb to! gepicting the French and Swiss Alps of Mt. Rainier was ac The lecture ts under the auspices ‘will be told by Jacques | of the Alliance Francats. Swiss alpinist and « mem-| ber of the auceesstul party, tm an in How He d Rainier Top irty-Three Years of Community Service : year of continuous, faithful service. During this long span of years, without ' the loss of a single dollar to any of its depositors, it has paid 65 SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDENDS Aggregating More Than ON JULY 1, 1922 ‘Washington Mutual Savings Bank Intersets m will complete its 33rd Y 5, WILL RECEIVE Resources $16,700,000, WILLIAM A. PETERS, Peters & Powell, Lawyers, ROLLIN SANFORD, Vice President, WILLIAM THAANUM, Vie President. c. B. VILAS, Investments DAVID WHITCOMB, sident Arcade Building Co, A. Fechter, has sealousty served i Yakima for thirty vat the ¥. W. G. A.y RADIO OPERATORS are planning lfor unity in @ formal organization | during the Beatle Hudio snow, June! patients afflicted with liver and bowel 6-10, The senior lady of queen's household, the mistress the robes, is Invariably @ duchess, the Engtish or two nightly for a week THE SEATTLE STAR Mysteries of Radio Explained by Expert | BY Rf. 1. DUNCAN | Director, Kadio Institute of Amorten A email 1t is often difficult for the aM! piece of wood and a atiff, teur to find the sensitive apot on his eryetal tector. Hy using @ simple high frequency ‘Thin key may be made of a wmall piece of wheet branw. round apringy headed brats tack tw used for the con: | tact point driven into one end of the wood. i | A small knob ts fitted on one end | spring as @ push button and) her end ts fastened to the wood AL & point opposite the bran# tack | | When contact is made by prone. | ling the spring down to the tack head, | the cireult ts clowed and the buaser | vibrates, | | Adjust the fine eatwhisker wire leading to the gulena while the bur hook-up |ner is vibrating until the sound ts heard in the head pho Buzzer to test erystal, you Will be able to locate the beat |mpot on the galena, After this point |Js found immediately release the bus [eer current, altho the bumser eiroult jdoon not have to bo disconnected from the set Do not touch the surface of the en lena with your bare hands, When the guiena seems lifeless, wash it with alcohol or file the surface with & medium groove file. A new wenaitive point will probably be dincovered, buaser and « amall, ordinary dry cell, ‘it is easy to adjust the fine wire on the selective spot of the galena. On the diagram, % represents the \busser, FB the battery, & the small key and D, the detector. IMPLY? WELL. 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Take one Bee how |*rans’ bureau here, be | Thursday, shows that 823 lwar veterans of this district were t to hospitals for treatment in 1, 160 former eervice men en announced dina bled of much better you feel and look. and 30c.—-Advertisement. econom tal of 1.479 physical exar were given veterans by government |] | doctors during the month. inations hoapitalized and 3,400 veterans tak ing training, ft was stated. | CRASIT IN—To go to a party un | invited CRUMP GOBRLER—A Cake-cater tor Bun Buster who makes a specialty of crashing in at teas, DARBS—A person with money who can be relied on to pay the check Hy pleking around In this manner | Marks | A birthday cake three feet in at! to Trade Meeting’ | No one who takes Olive Tablets ts| gates to the pational foreign trade | Philadelphia. | premident of the Pa-| | Olive Tablets are a purely vege: | cill, will campaign for a national a» | A report of the United States vet: | tered vocational training to become | cally rehabilitated and a to) | ‘There are now #40 service men) “The Store of Eternal New THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1922. 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