Saving habit builds fortunes at the Savings Bank
Early life thrift forms the foundation of many fortunes as the Savings Bank notes large and small deposits all earning the same rate of interest.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1904
Page
2
Early life thrift forms the foundation of many fortunes as the Savings Bank notes large and small deposits all earning the same rate of interest.
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals including BR Macdougall James PD Hoge wr J PD Lewman Ferdinand Bohmits George Donworth A B Emanuel. No further context or actions provided.
Delegates from Beat tin, Tacoma and Everett formed the North West lacrosse league at a meeting yesterday. Officers elected include President H. K B. Kennedy Vice President W Haferkern and Secretary Treasurer J E Tacoma. A partial schedule was adopted with several matchups listed and more to be arranged at a forthcoming meeting.
Will iames pitched a steady game for Portland allowing five hits as Seattle managed six. Nadeau and Freeman produced Portland's runs. Five thousand fans watched. Portland plans a six game series in this city starting tomorrow.
An ad snippet promotes a $100 cash and $20 monthly plan to own a well built g room portage with a large attic and two extra rooms. The offer claims the rent money would go to the buyer and emphasizes excellent condition.
Fragmentary text references Chicago St Louis and Cincinnati Pittsburgh matchups with names Cleage Brown Holmes Dun feavy and Byers. Details are missing due to OCR corruption. no clear event, date, or outcome can be established from the readable portions.
At the National Amateur Lacrosse Association annual meeting in Montreal the field captain role was abolished and the Western four quarters rule was adopted. The field captain’s duty to supervise play and positioning will not continue.
The Shamrocks, champions of the world, discuss ending the team captain role. Tom OConnell opposes the move, while the club remains confident without his leadership. Last year OConnell briefly captained and slowed play to suit the team’s tempo.
The text notes a cavalry figure nicknamed the beet saber in Russia called the Rupert of the east and describes a dramatic aesthetic demonstration given when he was sent to the front.
The Seattle base bell team arrives and is greeted with a Grass Kat ore welcome in the city. Fans praise their South performance and expect top league standing as Californians back them. A big parade precedes the game with Lou Cohen’s corner hosting, Wagner’s band leading, and players given carriages.
An Idaho resident suffered serious wounds from an enraged wild boar. The animal charged and caused deep gashes requiring several stitches. A separate note reports Odd Fellows Hall at Cliverdale burned Saturday night with losses totaling around $1,000.
An ad touts Liquozone as a universal cure and promises a free trial via coupon, asserting it kills germs without harming tissue and can cure diseases thought incurable. It describes oxygen-based therapy, cites large earnings claims, and urges readers to send a coupon for a free bottle with druggist reimbursement.
The Manuel Lopez team defeated the Rainiers 3 to 1 yesterday afternoon at Recreation Park. Brinker limited Rainiers to six hits while Kinnear and Merritt contributed five hits for the visitors. Four errors were logged between the two clubs as Lopes ousted the Rainiers in a fast, well pitched game.
William Byers employed at the Last Chance mine near Wardner Idaho suffered a rock fall injury Saturday. His right leg was broken and crushed and will require amputation. A new telephone line from Garfield will connect with Palouse country firmhouses and the Elberton circuit. Mrs Nancy Dray 91 of Centralia visits her son 66 at Kalama. Washington orders rename of Mission post office to Cashmere effective July 1.
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