The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 9, 1918, Page 8

Ee ae ee S00 fo (lak andboptes on he Taccfec Coast Jlat (2 — Latscrifees of Footy d A ; i.) the Fousth Libaly Koa \ nH eee 09mm THE FOLLOWING Ule side Git aud Qu Qnpiclig- le sai Kedtas te Slue Wot, ai ATRIOTIC MEN AND WOMEN HAVE BOUGHT BONDS OF THE 4" a iA LOAN TA i whee il es Wethiauu. Peclavl me afehaud i eee, Y Sactbouj enteral n fob gor__/ ove. «WD Tee een fn PIE ban tool Maul O'Briua 600 A.B. Wel 50. er Foe. Se vu 500. ? 500. F Ode S00. Se 5S Gee Kakit- on See, f Fave Sod. Soe Sox. 19 VLOUg Lomaan Sco 7 ys Mt? Caffuy $00. » Foul F. Bach $00. » Choe. S. King ps 2 Woo /. Wallace : 6 Fg Lmgflirn- 50, 22 lod Cridine 2 S00. W* Feb oo L me, 50°. 2 Q. Maule 500] ap Hayy Qawene ool WiC. Coutte 500» fobug Frdicce foe nant Croutate 50h wf Mantel 600 mf Wi Sehroedia 5 00| ap fb teas sa (2-B8B ‘What splendid Americanism! The men who toil in the Pacific Coast Steel plant have set an example that might well be fol- lowed by men in easier circumstances. Here we have ONE HUNDRED wage earners subscribing $53,500 to the Fourth Liberty Loan. Toilers, mind you; not bankers or business men. Where in America can you equal this showing? A CHALLENGE TO OTHER PLANTS! The men of the Pacific Coast Steel Company, whose names are inscribed on the Honor Roll printed above, feel justly proud of their club because they are backing OUR BOYS and OUR COUNTRY. They believe that similar clubs can be formed in Pe factories and plants, and we hereby challenge all other institutions and establishments to do so, or beat us and our record, if they can. We are Loading our Gun to Beat Back the Hun. ; be 4 wg sp _ Help us to make this world a better place to live in. ‘ ria Cee Wade, Gatee Wak. i 5 t J J f 4 1 ' t é } a ' 1 c