Savings Drive Offers First Dollar Credit
A local bank advertises distributing 2000 Home Savings Banks and invites customers to bring them in to receive the first dollar credited to a regular savings pass book.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1904
Page
2
A local bank advertises distributing 2000 Home Savings Banks and invites customers to bring them in to receive the first dollar credited to a regular savings pass book.
At Birmingham Alabama the New York Nationals tested a mechan ical baseball pitcher called the Iron man. The air driven machine pitched fast curves and crippled players in minutes. McGinnity tested it while Breanahan and Hanrahan operated it before McGraw ordered storage.
Twenty five Seattle dogs were taken to the kennel club exhibition. the show opened last night near Pier A before the Ramona steamed to Vancouver. Entries are expected to win prizes and blue ribbons as Vancouver hosts events through the week.
The junior league opener began without ceremony as teams played baseball. At Athletic Park the Rupertors beat the Nationale 7 to 4, while at Lincoln Park the Crescents won but the score is incomplete.
Spokane report notes Bill Hogs arrived to join the Spokane team with Mogg as a veteran pitcher. Mogg previously broke his arm pitching two years earlier for Seattle, yet returned the following season and performed capably.
Milly Smith and her husband with two children travel with Commander Booth-Tucker of the Salvation Army to Seattle arriving April 12. The commander will speak at the Grand Opera House where a crowded audience is expected, with many prominent Salvation Army members in the party.
Chief Two Feathers captured a double victory in Tacoma last night. He threw Chris Person and John Berg in a tight wrestling match, scoring three falls to clinch the contest. Person secured a fall before being defeated by Two Feathers.
The new racing shell ordered months ago arrived at the university and was slid into the water yesterday. The crew team has trained hard and is now in very good shape.
Barney Phelan has been elected captain of the Seattle baseball team for the season. Phelan is praised for leadership and a good head, seen as a wise choice for the role.
A newspaper ad extols Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble. It cites testimonials, promises free sample and book, and urges readers to order from Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York. The piece notes a police chief from Ozark Alabama endorsing the tonic.
The item lists franchises for years with a 1 percent royalty. It notes a $2,000 mortgage for an electric plant on the South Fork of the Walla Walla, fled by the Washington & Oregon Power Co. It reports Portland grand jury indictments and a plan for a loom factory with $16,000 working capital. Port Townsend port arrivals include four men of mixed status from the Linlithgowshire, stowaways from Vancouver. No new clues.
In Princeton Idaho three suspects in the La Brees murder case have been released. The report also notes Bryant street location and local context alongside brief items on civic services, pioneer deaths, a new horticultural society, severe Snoqualmie snowfall, a failed suicide attempt by a widowed 19 year old, and lumbermen seeking lower freight rates to Missouri river points with a meeting at Navapine Tuesday.
Joss observed Hickey closely after a brisk workout. The Cleveland Press notes Hickey pitched 15 shutouts last season and appears a sensational pickup, with Bemis and Abbott praising his progress and potential.
Captain Whitney and C F Lenners United States inspectors of hulls and boilers for Alaska arrived from San Francisco with their clerk Mr Bennett. The party sails for Juneau on the steamship Humboldt and will stay until May 15 before heading westward to the Nome district.
The three belated Northern Pacific trains snowbound in North Dakota reached Seattle yesterday afternoon. They carried numerous weary passengers as delays ranged from eighteen hours to three days.
After four months of illness Mrs Clara B Ford mother of Dr B Ford and Edwin Z Ford of the city died last night just before midnight. Pneumonia developed from an illness a week earlier. She passed away at the family residence 1422 Seneca Street.
The Bel lingham charter commission has completed its work and the charter has been approved after review by the group.
Westminster Presbyterian church hosts a Thursday evening performance of Sir John Stainer's Crucifixion by the Westminster Church Choral Society about 100 voices and the church quartet. Directed by Montgomery Lynch with tenor solos by Dr. A G Greenstreet and Mr R B Waddell and bass solos by Dr. J North Peebles, J H Robinson, and Mr L W Reed. The concert is free.
A damaged fragment mentions St Genere Artha and frie ries with unclear references to a merger or event. The legible words reference a name Bulni and a color, leaving the overall meaning uncertain.
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