The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 25, 1918, Page 4

STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1918. PAGE 4 HIT HARD! | Every blow of the hammer, every turn of the lathe, that makes for a more efficient America is a shot fired for Th democracy, heard round the world. More than a million men have been taken from productive activity, to march against the enemies of freedom. Yet mills and factories and farms must pro- duce as never before: The emergency calls for forgetfulness of sel- fish interest, Capital pays its war fax—Captains of industry give up six-figure salaries to serve Uncle Sam at a dollar a year, and we workers at the bench, or forge, or desk, can serve by. speeding production, and striving for accuracy. Seattle is one of America’s great centers for the making of vital war necessities. We can give to the government that fights to keep us free —in terms of energy, ye as well as money. i _ TT Let us ALL put our shoulders to the wheel and WORK TOGETH- SS sue om ER during this big er) my CS =~ emergency. LALILT- 4 VAAL Q The Names Listed Below Represent Practically Every Branch of Seattle’s Great Industries: Seattle’s Business and Smelter and Refining Manufacturing and Industrial Hardware, Plumbing, Engine, Dairy and Milk Products Automobile Companies Professional Leaders Companies Institutions Boiler, Steel, Iron & Companies Eldridge Buick Co. , ; jlectrical Works 3 , Western Smelting 8 Power Co. ¢ Nut House Electrical . Carnation Milk Products Company Overland Pacific, Inc.| Puget Mill Co. Great Western Smelting & Refining KilbourneClarke Co. Pacific Coast Engine Works Pure Milk Dairy ee ables: ob, diesen Co. Black Manufacturing Ca, ° ———-Hoflus Steel & Equipment Co, 4 ‘Kristoferson, Inc. Seattle Antomobile Co, heumnesrneeiatee De i ? i i ial Crescent Manufacturing Co. Heffernan Engine Works : 7” White Automobile Co. wager-Nettleton Mills nstitu 8 Lang Manufacturing Co. 4 and Grocery Companies E. G. Ames National Bank of Commerce Hendricks Manufacturing Co. ” iron Works North F f i ‘ 4 Eschbach American Savings Bank and Trust €, C. Belknap Glass Co. ; aA. Inaurnnce Companies een Co, ing Airplane Co. . H. Cox Co. Augustine & Kyer Northern Life Insurance Co. : State Bank of Seattle Centennial Mill Ce. Whiton Hardware Co. abacher Bros. & Ce. Lorthwestern Mutual Fire Asse. Leading Fuel Companies Perine Machino Co. Groceteria Stores Co. ‘o. ec ing Ce Pocitc Const Steel Co, Peace Real Estate Dealers ei Coes wige Ag Aen Metropolitan Building Co. Stetson-Ross Machine Works Bonney-Watson Co, John Davia & Co. United Fo gr Red Filet Bay Yacht & eogive Werks G. Kinnear Co. Wellington Coal Co, Seaboard Nati Well-Known Seattle Hotels Giympic Foundry Co. Central Coal Co. First National Bank and Restaurants ‘ ss Northwest Trust & Savings Bank 4. washington Hotel Seattle's Steel and Wooden Lee 1. Wakenala Co. ‘port Companies Railroad, Transportation and Department Stores and tattle Hotel Shipbuilders Barton & Co, Mitsul & Co. Power Companies epartr s 8 The Washington-Annex Kelley-Clarke Company 1 Do. Puget Sound Traction, Light and Furniture Companies Boldt's Restaurant & Bakery Ce, 4. ¥. Duthie’ Company Columbia Salmon Co. to : wer Co, Sloan Shipbuilders Corporation Carlisle Packing Co. i Seattle Rainier Valley Railway Ce, Patterson-McDonald Shipbuilding Co. Lindenberger Packing Co. Japanese. . City Light Dept. Ames Shipbuilding Co. T. Takiguchi Western Smelting & Power Ca Meacham & Babcock Shipbullding Ce. Leading American Road Pacific 8 Rogers Brown National Shipbuilding Co. Builder i : Griffin & Co. Seattle Ci ik Co, 4 Leading Bakery ppon Yusen Kaisha Galbraith, Bacon & Co, Inc. id Bridge & Dredging Co. Portland Cement Association Seattle Baking Co. Puget Sound Navigation Co. Lumbermen and Lumber Mills esg: if! Wholesale Fish and Meat Packers Seattle Japanese Import and E: HITE He i327 ue i American Import and Export Companies fe ie ® (COPYRIGHT, 1917) Ms 1 A