The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1919, Page 8

CABLE ADDRESS—“LEEWAKE” BUILDERS OF STEEL SHIPS AN AMES SHIP IS AN AMES PRODUCT COMPLETE Ames Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company SEATTLE Wakefield & Company Packers And Distributors of Canned Salmon DO IT ELECTRICALLY “Riveting Without Rivets” The Advantage of a Pacific Electric Welder any other It t* faster and more eco. al than the process ¢ L. C. SMITH BLDG. SEATTLE, U. S. A. Schwabacher Bros. & Co., Inc. * Seattie's Oldest Business House Established 1869 WHOLESALE GROCERS UFACTURERS, IMPORTERS, ROASTERS OF COFFEE AND TOBACCONISTS ¢ Gold Shield Vacuum Packed Coffee, Happy Home iswertOrade Canned Goods, Lovera, RolTan, Mozart, Dean, Critic, Banderos and Class Cigars. ‘These Well: Known Brands Are Sold by All Best Dealers at Our weldere work automat feally. They are simple, ef ficient ately guar anteed and abs PACIFIC ELECTRIC WELDER & MANUFACTURING CO. Factory, RENTON, Wash. P, O, Box 1820, SEATTLE, WASII Western Cooperage Co. Manufacturers of THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, Ltd. Established 1830, Yokohama PaidUp Capital and Reserve Fund 67,000,000 Yen ($33,500,000) ‘The bank buys and recetves for collection bills of exchange and Jssues drafts, telegraphic transfers and letters of credits on our own brancies or correspondents throughout the world. SHTRO DOGURA, Agent. Seattle Office—#2? Third Avenne, Seattle, U. S.A. Safes That Are Safe Prompt Attention to Combination and Repair Work Purcell Safe Co. Fourth Avenue Telephone Main 667 United Warehouse Company GENERAL STORAGE U. S. Bonded Warehouse Cold Storage SEATTLE, U. S. A. Tanks, Barrels, Casks, Kegs 1M Ewing St, Seattle, U.S A The Portland Cordage Co. FACTORIES Portland, Ore. Seattle, Wash. James Griffiths & Sons GENERAL AGENTS MITSUI STFEAMERS SEATTLE, U.S. A. Takata & Company, Importers and Exporters HEAD OFFICE: TOKYO, JAPAN Seattio Office: 206 Leary Bidg. BRANCH OFTICES Osaka, Moji, Kobe, Yokohama, Nagoya, Nagamki Ftakodate, Seoul Dalny, Shanghai, Hankow, Londgqn and New York YOU'RE SAFE! USE REX METALS BALLARD 555 Rex Metal Works SEATTLE BOILER WORKS eaeik Goce dea dts sees INC. a é TE cisetieey'Siteon, Srrustet Perma, Sted Tasks SEATTLE, U. 8. A . and Containers. =a BaBard Station s ° Gas Burning Appliances For Every Purpose SEATTLE LIGHTING COMPANY STUART BUILDING PACIFIC CREOSOTING CO. Wood Blocks—The Sient Pavement Creosoted Douglas Fir Products-——"Pacifie Creo Wood — Pipe”-Crecsoted ‘Wood Stave Pipe Office: Northern Life Buikiing, Seattle, Wash. Plant: Eagle Harbor Enterprise Brass Foundry SEATTLE, U. S. A. Seattle and Rainier Valley, Railway Company “SERVICE” ‘ THE Carstens Packing || joppan COMPANY . Inc. Packers of High Grade | | Weighers Samplers Products Forwarders Heffernan Engine Works SEATTLE, U. S. A. 552-54 Int Ave, Seattle, U.S.A. Seattle, Tacoma, San Francisco Vancouver, f. ©, PHONH ELLIOTT 1642 Burdett Oxygen Company PURI MYDHOGEN Welding and Cutting Apparatus and Supplies 2920 First Avenue South SEATTLE, WASH. San Juan Fishing and Packing Co. FRESH, FROZEN, SALT, SMOKED AND CANNED FISH. SEATTLE, ©. 8. A. Walworth Manufacturing Company SEATTLE BRANCH—414 FIRST AVE. SOUTH Phone Elliott 243 Pacific Coast Grinding and Machine Works 2462 First Avenue South—G. Pearson, Prop. One of the finest and best equipped machine shops in the Northwest High-Class Cylinder and Crank Shaft Grinding Dxelusive Manufacturers of the Premier Pipe Wrench PHONE ELLIOTT 4526 Wyoming Pacific Oil Co. 407 Hoge Bidg. Seattle, Wash, Developing in Texas and Wyoming Fields IN SUZUKI & CO. THE SEATTLE STAR Shipowners, Charterers, Dock Managers, Warehousemen, Freight Contractors, Custom Brokers, Insurance Brokers, CABLES and TELDORAMS WATERHOUSE SEATTLE an ‘ The plant is completely equipped with shops and tools for NEW YORK SAN FRANCISCO VANCOUVER, 4 4 é ‘ ; my 0 ha bees Hearet Building Rogers Building rying on any and all kinds of marine repairs. This is the most m KOBE SINGAPORE CALCUTTA ern and up-to-date plant of its kind on the Pacific Coast, and h HEAD OFFICE—Central Bldg., SEATTLE, U. S. A. Skiney 630 Franklin Tool Works Ship Fittings Heavy Forgings WM. © FRANKLIN, 7 di truction, with a lifting capacity of 65 alnalicn 8 under cons ¢ capacity of 65 tons. These d CCC From Contented Cow maaharremmmeliinake peayparty pe yc Gant | The Standard of Quality ; pace P eof for 20 Years in Seagtle large vessels. A Sud Remember— Your Grocer has Carnation TT 4609 14th Ave, N. W =—= = GEATTLE ts a good location for many lines of manufacture “ coal, p r, The First Natic ndustry in Seattle new or old, Who appreciate good banking service and are pre- to do their part to make relations with us mutually pleasant age | Spokane Ave. and E, Marginal Way Heard Transfer & Storage Co. p and profitable. LOGS, MONDAY, JUNE, 9, 1919. Ship Builders and Operators FRANK WATERHOUSE Publishers Pacific Ports Annual and Monthly Phone Main 1303 Puget Timber PILES AND SPARS 1701-2 Hoge Bidg. rer Fbcaaind Vg fees Be wr aan ee ie wren gy ; + ™ . 22 ‘ / DRYDOCK AT SEATTLE Todd’s Immense Drydock Contributes i Making Seattle a Necessary Port for Marine Repairs. Colman Bldg. Full blast and then some! These words very aptly describe # daily scene at the great Harbor Island ship repair plant of the To Dry Docks, Inc. Ever since the completion of the new yard at northwest corner of Harbor Island it has been going at full capaci employing in the neighborhood of 1,500 men, and the day the photograph was taken four vessels rested on the three drydod located at the plant—the greatest number of ships ever drydo at any one plant in the Pacific Northwest. And since that day docks have continually been kept busy with a long list of s! sailing vessels and other craft waiting their turn to go on. The picture shows the following boats on the docks: At f left the barkentine BENICIA occupies the plant’s 3,000-ton do In the center the freighter LATOUCHE, of the Alaska Ste: Company, occupies the company’s 12,000ton steel dock, and at right the steamship ADMIRAL WATSON, of the Admiral Line seen in the company’s 12,000-ton wooden sectional dock, kno along the waterfront as “Big Bill,” so named in honor of Mr. liam H. Todd, President of the Todd Shipyards Corporation. Beh the ADMIRAL WATSON, on the same dock, is the steam wi STAR I, of the United States Whaling Company, but she is visible in the picture because of the intervening hull of the Ad a Line's vessel. ‘* Importers and Exporters Head Office—Kobe, Japan Branch Offices Throughout the World a ep owe BReEes & COMPANY ae oe Forwarders, Coal Contractors, Ship Bunkerers i Foreign Trade Publications REGULAR STRAMSHIP machine shops fitted up to do engine and miscellaneous mach repairs of all descriptions; paint shop; joiner shop, provided with complete line of wood-working machinery; carpenter shop with the most modern tools, including frame saws, etc.; rigging blacksmith and forge shop equipped with steam hammers, ete., the manufacturing of all sorts of forgings; anglesmith shop; trical department with facilities for doing marine wiring of classes; pipe shop supplied with threading machines, and pip ting machines. A most modern steel and punch shop with shears, punches and slab furnaces for the handling of hull rep has been installed. Another feature is the up-to-date machinery for handling terial in the yards, such as overhead cranes and locomotive c And in addition to this there are three large outfitting pid one of which is 1,000 feet long, including a set of shear legs 6321 17th Avenue South £9 4-3.543-9 69 8 9 Incorporated SPECIALISTS IN— Logging Tools Sawmill Work SEATTLE, U. S. A. Pres. and Treas. CARNATION MILK Nippon Yusen Kaisha (Japan Mail Steamship Co.) Regular Passenger Line A. K. ISHAM WEST COAST IRON WORKS Established 1892 ENGINEERS, IRON FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS Ballard 11 Ballard Station, SEATTLE, WASH. BETWEEN America and Orient Phone Elliott 354 409 Colman Bldg., First ° SEATTLE ae 4 Welcome to Manufacturers It transportation and skilled workmen. do all in ts power to encour- 2 the accounts of manufactur- DRAPER ENGINE WORKS MACHINE AND ENGINE REPAIRS 413 Railroad Ave. South SEATTLE, U.S. A. mal Dank wants It wele FIRST NATIONAL BANK FIRST AVENUE AT JAMES ST. Established 1852 WOOL: PELTS URS* TALLOW ,, Pacific Net & Twine Co. —Dealers in— HIBBARD STEWART CO. ww SEATTLE Fishing and Cannery Equipment Marine Hardware Steamship Supplies, Gas Engines and Accessories Fish Notting, Twines, Lines, Rope and Cordage Office and Salesroom, Pier 8 SEATTLE, WASH. 555 FIRST AVENUE SOUTH Main 4260 2647 MORRIS ROSEN Alaskan Copper Works MARINE AND GENERAL COPPERSMITHS SEATTLE Pacific Construci HYDRAULI GENERA OFFICE AND W@ ROBERT C. MONTRAGLE, “Rail to Water and Water to Rail” Commercial Boiler Works Drummond Lighterage Company, Inc. Forwarding Agents and General Lighterage SEATTLE, WASH, Co. 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