The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 4, 1924, Page 6

PAGE 6 noel inane catia Begin this Bank has ever been require—a place edge that you your money you want with the Estabitshed M4 Years RAYMOND R. FRAZIER President F. W. WEST Vice Preside WILLIS 8 DARROW Vice President ROLLIN SANFORD Vice President IN THIS BANK Today«Tomorrow AND RECEIVE 3 MONTHS’ DIVIDENDS ON JULY 1, 1924 DO YOU KNOW—. That no Officer or Director of this Bank can borrow money from under stances —and that no man who be a Director in this bank? Tf it is a maximum of safety you posit your savings with the knowl- with it—start an Oldest and Largest Savings Institution in the Pacific Northwest, namely, the WASHINGTON MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK 1101 Second Avenue Northwest Corner Second and Spring OFFICERS THE SEATT LE STAR FRIDAY, APRIL 4 Saving any circum- a “bankrupt” can where you can de- ran get back all interest when account Resources $28,000,000.00 HARRY SHELTON Secretary W. J. WARD Assistant Secre H. G. BALDWID Assistant Secretary H. C, BRYANT Assistant Sceretary jubstitute G IN, April 4—Germany and , poor in petroleum fields, Tich in coal, will seon be inde- mt of the world’s oil trusts as Tesult of the discovery of “Syn- by Professor Dr. Franz Fisher bd Dr. Trosch. an exclusive interview with the Press today, Prof. Fischer, of the “Kalser Wilhelm In- @itute for Coal Resarch” in Muel, Beim, Ruhr, declared that it will be Possible hereafter to make Synthol, “in any desired America at the moment, he de- , and will be useful for that land only when the vast American "@upplies of gasoline begin to wane, ‘s Mrs. Ward Gives Testi- monial Because She Wants to Help Others Ang Suffered as She “It took a iot of urging to get me #0 try Tanlac, but now I have more faith in it than anything I ever Msed,” recently said Mra, T. B. ‘Ward, of 718 Etghth st., Sacramen- to, Calif. “For years 1 suffered from stom- @ch trouble and Indigestion. My Bppetite could hardly be called an SBppetite, and the little I did eat @aused gas, bloating, short breath gnd heartburn, I was also suffer. toria is a pleasant, harmless "Substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- igoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, prepared for Infants and Children all ages. ‘To avid imitations, Prowen directions on each package. “IN PRAISING TANLAC PM SERVI Children Cry for Lelivectd ug asoline Is Discovered by Scientist lee dissipated, too, the impression | that Snythol could be made more cheaply than gasoline. The significance of his discovery, | however, lies In the fact that eynthol | |College Girls Are can be made in any country which | has coal or peat resources, | Fischer, one of Germany's foremost | scientists, has achieved the position | | of head of the Kaiser Wiihelm Insti. [tute in Muejhelm thru years of bril j Hant labor. } | BUCHAREST, Rumania, April 4—| ‘The leading artists of the Rumanian | SSynthol wil! not come into question | opera have gone on strike becaune| of the government's decision to end | |state control and and the opern| lover to private enterprises with re dticed subsidy. NG OTHERS” ing from constipation and was los. ing weight and feeling wretched all the time. “I took Tanlao while living in Salt Lake City, and, oh, how happy I felt when {t relieved my troubles. Tanlac awakened my appetite, reg. ulated my digestion fine, and it was just grand the way I gained strength and weight. I felt better in every way, and my digestion has not bothered mo, to speak of, since, I gladly praise Tanlac, for 1 feet that in doing so I am helping oth- ‘ris Taniac is for sale by all good druggists. Accept no niicstitute, Over 40 million bottles sold, Take Tanlac Vegetable Pilis.—Ad. | vertisement, always look for the signature of Physicians everywhere recommend it, Advertisement GERMANS WANT A REPUBLIC Liechtenstein May Join Swiss Federation BY HENKY Woop ted Pre tf Correspondent) and t t of the monar s 4 ts be get off the ma nt What Liechtenstein we ° » become # republic and join tes federation as & weeps ent @ ongst the 11,000 tenstein to the atio movpments ¢ at has become es. pe Y pronounced the past year when it has become apparently evi fent that none of great European monarchies will ever be restored Switzerland wea charged by the @ of nations with the task of ing after Liechtenstein's world interesta before the league! Liech tenstein therefore sees less re than ever for continuing to 1 ate, independent monarchis los The Liechtensteiners love raditional monare regime, ey love more economic prosperity T tt marchy, which still r mains the last of the Teut Et arochies, is altuated between the Swiss and the Austrian frontiers. » total area is some 100 square Jere the question exceed { the richest indiv He has outside ro b nbout 12 t as large ter tory of Lis stein ite He lives most of the o in his Vienna castle, but foods his little principality with gifts, improvements, low takes and about everything that an be done or be given to render the economic life of his subjects de sirable. For the moment, the tendene not to let loose of the bird in the hand in order fo grab the bird to the bush, but rather to hang onto the bird in the hand unt! te * thon take over the bird in the bush every indication that the rchy will wait till Prince ad. Slew Man in Fight Over Girl, Charge ABERDEEN, Wash. Apri! 4.—Hen Pierl, 29, was held tn jall here today to face a charge of slaying Harry B. Duncan, 49, last night, In a brawl! supposed to have been over a woman, | Witnesses eaid Duncan struck and ‘knocked down Pier! when the latter irew a gun and shot him Capture Youthful Escaped Convict! | EUGEND, Ore, April 4.—Hiames | Palmer, 19, who escaped Wednesday |with nine others from the county | Jail, was back, locked-up again today, after he was captured in a haystack near Jefferson by a posse who were scouring that territory for a state | periitentiary convict. Taking Long Walk PORTLAND, Ore. April 4.—Jean Zellermayer and Roberta Davis, Cor- nelt university graduates, who hiked here from New York, following the call of wandertust, were ready to art on their return hike across the ‘ontinent today, They left New York last August and visited Mexico on their way to Portland. IN JAIL! Mrs, Belle Brown GQaert- ner, Chicago divorcee, held for the murder of Walter R. 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Nixon-Nirdlinger, manager of the Between Madison and Spring In the Rialto Bldg., Just over Theatrical Managers’ association of Pig'n Whistle—(Take Elevator) as You Wish. Philadelphia, "The day of the semi-nude girl on the stage is passing,” the manager continued. “She never caused an| much trouble as has come with the/ | suggestive play. | Builds Ice Castle built by Edward Irvag of Crown THE LAST RITES “The undressed girl {s quickly for- «| Point. Papa—I hear that Charlie Green is gotten, but the suggestive play sticks | on Lake Champlain | going to be married next week. in the memory. An audience has no) sARANAC LAKE. N, ¥.. April 4, FRANKLIN'S LEDGER Little Robert (whose ideas on the idea of what a theater manager in up Lithia ey ¢ Lake Ct . y MT. HOLLY, N. 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