Young man opens a savings account at bank
A brief note describes a young man initiating a savings account at a bank, outlining the basic steps or considerations involved in starting the account and managing early deposits.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1904
Page
2
A brief note describes a young man initiating a savings account at a bank, outlining the basic steps or considerations involved in starting the account and managing early deposits.
Portland fans faced rain as Tacoma Oakland Los Angeles and San Francisco clubs chased standings. In Los Angeles Seattle twirler Drehan rumored as a spillover, while Cohen declined confirmation. San Francisco beat Los Angeles 4 2 behind Wheeler 17 hits and 4 runs, and Oakland edged San Francisco 7 3 as Schmidt held Tigers scoreless with eight hits.
Judge James Mortimer presided as the fifth annual Portland Kennel Club show closed. Seattle and coast entrants participated with Stylish Sargent dominating the class, Deotaidson securing a prize in the limit dogs, Mrs Sharples placing in limit, Butheta winning the puppy bitches, Pattern taking limit and winners classes, and Freckles winning open bitches.
Wealthy farmer FISH near Davenport faces civil and criminal action over fencing a public highway. C. Todd wins $30 Gold Watch in Pullman Agricultural College oratorical contest. will compete against University of Idaho and Whitman College on May 13. Rev Frank Jones resigns Palouse church for Salem California. Rev M N Eaton of Deer Lodge to replace. Vancouver to consider new fire engine. twelve carloads of potatoes shipped from Oakensale to Chicago in past two weeks with strong market. Lieutenant Taylor and 36 Vancouver barracks men head to American Lake to build rifle range ahead of summer encampment. Farmers near Waterville rejoice at one-inch rain, aiding crops. Collar farmer F O Warren may lose arm moving a building after an arm break in three places. City Clerk J R Harris appointed justice of the peace at Vancouver, filling vacancy left by A Haines who moved to Delgium. Colored Baptist ministers of Western Washington to meet in Everett institute tomorrow and Sunday. Northwestern Association of Congregational Churches to meet at Bellingham May 8 and 9. Nathaniel Draper of Payette, Idaho, killed by a dynam engine. deaf, did not hear whistle. Mrs M G Lawrence dies at Latah at 65, a longtime district settler. her husband died a month earlier.
The bout between Blodgett and Green will headline the Phoenix Club smoker event. Both fighters are billed as top contenders. The program promotes a competitive night with local boxing talent and fan interest high.
Jay Humes, son of former Mayor Humes and recent patrol wagon driver, was suspended from duty after leaving his post without leave. Chief Delaney says no favoritism will be shown and pledges strict discipline for all officers.
In Boston on April 2 delegates and district representatives backed Richard Olney for the Democratic presidential nomination, defeating a Hearst endorsement 0 to 70. A Hearst revolution was rejected by a large majority. Also reports Dave Anderson was killed by a logging train in Hoquiam yesterday and a school closure notice.
A petition signed by 600 district residents between Columbia and Rainier Beach asks county commissioners to open and plank Rainier Boulevard from Columbia to Rainier Beach. Legislative candidates from the district have pledged to support the improvement.
Dr Alexander Graham Bell plans public exhibition of his tetrahedral kites tomorrow at Chevy Chase field in Washington D C The show aims to test aerial propulsion and steerage with a kite claimed to lift a man The event follows years of secretive experiments at Cape Breton and Inez winter research
A Wright, linked to a Beattle period scandal over a marriage plan with a Vaudeville actress, appeared in Victoria recently. He claimed to travel as a representative of the Charles B. Hanford company en route to a show and said he would not return to Port Townsend, expressing concern for his wife and three young children.
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