The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 28, 1919, Page 9

SEATTLE PLANT SPECIAL- S IN THE BUILDING OF MARINE ENGINES t Seattle Machine Works was organized in 1899 and incor- in the following year. Their first location was in a small m Jackson st. and Occidental ave., from which location they in 1903 to larger quarters at the foot of King st. In 1908, st. quarters being no longer adequate for their increas- they negotiated a lease of a portion of the Westerman- N property on Lander st. and East waterway, where they ‘their own machine shop building, moving therein the same ons were built to the Lander st. plant from time to time @ steady growth of their business exceeded the maximum of their equipment at that location, whereupon in the latter L917 they erected what is known as their Plant No. 2, on County Industrial tracts on the Duwamish waterway in and they are now operating both the Lander st. and ish waterway plants. Their plant No. 2 is exceptionally well d for marine work, having a private slip from the Duwamish a private wharf 510 feet long for the laying up of vessels. Seattle Machine Works is considered to have one of the d best equipped machine shop plants in the Northwest. conducting the business of a general machine works, they pialized in the construction of marine engines and auxiliary building marine engines of from 500 to 3,000 horsepower. have made an exceptional war record, having built the } for the following United States shipping board vessels: West Apaum, West Alsek, Jacona, Elderon, Cruso, Bob- noff, Bonneteere, Bon Secour, Clodia and Clio,” as well c American fisheries owned vessels, “Redwood, Firwood, Hollywood, Oakwood and Katherine D.” In addition to have turned out a large amount of auxiliary machinery, hafting, bearings, propellers, etc., both for shipping board d privately owned ships. its organization the general management of the business ‘times been under the direct supervision of Mr. Eric John- resident and general manager, who originally started with wn in 1899 as its general superintendent. Mr. Eugene L. is vice president and engineer of the company. Mr. E. d, secretary and treasurer of the company, is also an with the concern, having been with the company for the 38 FRANK T. HUNTER, FRANK P. HAUSER, ‘President. President. Sec. and Treas. R. V. NEWSHAM, Manager Liability Department Frank T. Hunter Co. 4 Marine, Liability, Surety Bonds and Automobile Insurance Railway Exchange Building, Second Avenue at Cherry Street pn 271, Main 699 SEATTLE, WASH. GALBRAITH & CO. BUILDING MATERIALS OF EVERY KIND AND DESCRIPTION Office Galbraith Dock—Foot of Madison St. Efficient Service—Telephone Main 7000—Prompt Delivery Established 1892 KM. Furuya Se Importers and Exporters Manufacturers and Packers Furuya Building 216-220 Second Ave. So, SEATTLE, U. 8, A. BRANCHES Seattle, Washington Tacoma, Washington Portland, Oregon Vancouver, British Columbia Yokohama, Japan Kobe, Japan We have successfully Represented American Manufacturers in the Orient for 28 Years. MAY We Serve You? 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Manufacturers of ‘The Northwestern Motor Truck. .. Distributors for Goodrich Tires 2401 First Ave. S0.—Tel, Main 3658 Pliny L. Allen SEATTL®S, U. 8. A. Co le Telephone: Main 3408 Bell Street Terminal, Seattle The J. A. McEachern Co., Inc. General Contractors 115-117 Columbia St. Rogers, Brown & Company pea IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS Globe-Wernicke Hoge Building Seattle, U. S. A. Steel and Wood ‘ Filing Cabinets 2 emma eee ell Steel Safes Filing Supplies STETSON Printing MACHINE WORKS Office Supplies SEATTLE, U. 8S. A. Piers, Foundations, Tim- ber and Steel Construction Seattle Flour Mills SEATTLE, U.S. A. : eee Pile Driving, Bridges “Get the Pliny Allen Habit” Astoria Seattle Portland J. F. Duthie & Co. Shipbuilders and Engineers, Builders of Steel Ships SEATTLE, U. S. A. Todd Dry Docks, Inc. Harbor Island, Seattle, Washington Largest and Most Modern Ship Repair Plant on Pacific Coast Repairs Made to Steel and Wooden Vessels 2 Floating Dry Docks of 12,000 Tons Capacity 1 Floating Dry Dock of 3,000 Tons Capacity Quick Service on All Classes of Marine Repairs General Agents for White Fuel Oil-Burning System Parson’s Turbines Puget Sound Sheet Metal Works COMPOSITION ROOFING Anything in Sheet Metal 3631 EAST MARGINAL WAY A. W, QUIST A. 5. DO A. W. QUIST COMPANY Structural Engineers and General Contractors 310 Hoge Byles SEATTLE Hood Manufactu ring Co. “HOOD TRACTORS” SEATTLE, U. S. A, Puget Sound Paper Box Co. 2518 Westerr? Ave. Elliott 16 SEATTLE, U. S. A. i Seattle Machine Works Incorporated BUILDERS OF Marine Engines and Dredging Machinery SEATTLE, U. 8, A. Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co. Manufacturers of Old Growth Fir and Cedar SNOQUALMIE FALLS, WASH. GEO, S. LONG, Pres, W. lL. McCORMICK, § O. D, FISHER, V. P. & Treas. W. W. WARREN, Men Propeller Wheels—Ship Castings Gray Iron and Machinery Castings SALMON BAY FOUNDRY CO. INC, Office Phone: Ballard 570 Ballard Station, Foot of 24th Ave. NW. SEATTLE, WASH. Anderson Shipbuilding Corporation Houghton, on Lake Washington 1500-ton Marine Railway Seattle Office, 816 Alaska Bldg. Seattle Bridge & Piledriving Co. Main 2060 18 Colman Dock Skookum Apples FOR EXPORT—“Skookum” Brand are the finest selected apples grown in the mountain highlands of the Northwest, famous the world over. Write us at once for your 1919 export needs, Northwest Fruit Exchange Largest Shippers of Boxed Apples in the World SEATTLE, U.S. A. a Cable: “Norfex" ABC Fifth Ed. Trademark, “!