The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 3, 1921, Page 10

JAP ENVOY DEPRECATES “WAR” TALK: Says Government Wants|! ‘Mind Triumphs Over Matter in Seattle Court Physical tmprovement of the cit lashed with mental development of eo in Judge Otis W. Brinker the pe court Monday—and lost Whether the laying out of a street was of greater public importance an the maintenance University of Washington's tit! unscathed of the to Live in Amity With United States CLEVELAND, Ohio, May has been the subject of a * @nemy propaganda,” Bare Bhidehara, the United States, deck Japan | K ure to} @ay in an address before th ber of Commerce. Bow The address of Baron Shidehara m constituted the first public and plete discussion of American Japa Telations he has made as ambasss at Washington “Between the United Japan it ts idle to deny thy @ifferences which are awaiting justment. ambasaador sid ATMOSPHERE NEEDS RED UP States and there are an atmosphere which | men: . ~ up That is a| ‘trie jones eal t sting mm be admitted to the Prejudicial to good feeling be truthfully m “If there Felations of J Want to fir and peop: genuine and cordial fr the United States. The are alreaty two nations community of vast material intere ae “Of still « . " fact that the ry BU Man institution a the United s ma grav upon @br countries on cas avoid it. How rn from @ach a solemn tr fish bickerings « FED UPON LATIONS “And yet we are constantly fed ‘upon wild specu hich tend create an atmos here of unes and tension in our mutual re) Ships.” It is one of the unfortur frailties of human nature that Public ix more hospitable to excitin: Stories and sensational reports thats it is to dry facts and dull sermons. “Phis takes no account of certain elements in every community, which gerupulous and pert Magnify every mole hil tain and distort the most landable in tentions into crafty schemings “Jt is a well known fact that the socalled propaganda has made rapid growth during the past few years as fm incident of war. This is a power ful weapon and when used for the digsernination of truth tends to in spite confidence and good will be tween nations. Such activities, how ‘ever, when set in motion with th and stir up suspicions, hatreds become a formidable ‘Bas been the subject of a a y comeregal DECLARES J “SPIRITU LLY P SSSIMILABL the charges constantly nt against the Japanese ix that | “The is not assimilable. Whether or not | He can be physically assimilated when he comes in contact with other What he does claim is that, when given the opportunity and the privi-| Iége, he is capable of those intellectu. al and spiritual assimilations which compatible with good citizenship, ified manhood and loyal service the community in which he re- “But, lest I be understood ax urz m-|! What the city wanted was a clear route for establishing and extending 44th, B. 43d and B. 42d ata, from | what was once the town of Yesler t rion Bay ple What the assist | recognition of the paramount right ‘I definite purpose to deceive the public} and | — Faces is of secondary consideration. | its lands waa thp question pre sented to the court by stant At orney General John A. Homer in newer to the city’s petition for ce Jomnation of a strip of land on t corner of the university ant attorney general wanted was of the university The t what he wanted | Jones Immigration Amendment Killed WASHINGTON, May 2.—The sen ate . a the for the next 14 months nm American ships nell, Pte ding emigrants ti asks for her nationals | in sident this lawfully that just honest reason accommodation lasting 5 There and is absolutely | hese problems ft course.” ‘| From Head toFoot | With Eczema Occe # solid sore-new completely well That's what Mr. Joba H. Beck, of Norris City, Tinols, eae about bie boy. He writes “The hoy that we have been doetoring with DDD. is completety well He was a solid sore ail over his bend and bexty, and now you cannot tell he ever had anything wrong with him.” Why not try D.D.D. today and be son. vines? Relief, at once, from iteh and burning. Your money back if lest eatio dese net bring relief. 260, vad $1.00 Try D. D. D. Soap, too. } REP. HARTELL’S DRUG STORES LABORATORY I have the most completely equipped Dental X-ray depart- ment in Sea with an pert F r. There are good poor X-ray filme a can be sure of the bent. ¥ latest Adams X-ray chine a9 Coolige tube, and is absolutely safe and harmless { tists’ pa. Rat tents ‘withest my dingeesis. DR. H. T. HARVEY, Surgeon — Diagnes ticiam—ryerrhee spocialiat Bias. | CASSID ASK YOUR DEALER OR PHONE BALLARD 2265 ¥. C. FERRI WELLINGTON Arrow Coal Co. 4400 Fourteenth Ave. N. W. Y This well known coal has a wonderful reputa- tion among thousands of Northwest folks who de- mand most for their fuel money. Rescreened and special- ly prepared in our own plant for use in your range and furnace. A coking coal that’s ALL coal to the last lump. EK, President THE SEATTLE STAR JAMES HENRY ne oa 26 Years Local “Rubber E will help you choose the most economical gas appliances, and tell Brands Packing House Products PUGET SOUND POWER & LIGHT you how to avoid waste by using them intelligently. SEATTLE The Victory Rubber Company of COMPANY Malin 6767 1308 Fourth Ave, miuction is devoted ‘sxete sively to mechanical rubber good Pioneers in Electrical consisting of silent tiling, belting, Development in the ’ gankets, heeln and soles, hows, pack Pacific Northwest. Lang’s Ri ges, Stoves ee eee The growing market In the Pa sm cific Northwest for mechanical rub SEATTLE—TACOMA— ber goods is such that the com B ANGHAM—EVERETT Also Sold at pany experienced no difficulty ip Frederick & placing its entire production EXECUTIVE OFFICES— v. & LARGO The plant of the Victory Pubber : P . 1 Company is well worth in the when neighborhood of $100,000, consisting of the grounds, factory buliding FOR THE WALLS AND CEILINGS IN EVERY KIND OF BUILDING and equipment The building & conveniently arranged into press PLASTER WALL BOARD room, mill room, compounding room packing and shipr room, store F. T. CROWE & CO. house and engine house 1103 Piret Avenue JITT Deck Street, Tacoma Thin plant in the firwt of ite kind the t equippe nvert er into fir Main 442 an él” Wedel PORT BLAKELY || "Centra of the Compan EXPORT and DOMESTIC al much as the Victory Rubber Com CARGOES Miners and Shippers pany attle the port of 4 entry lume of raw Mills: GRAND RIDGE COAL | foie tint comes from. Bingape Port Blakely, Wash. RAVENSDALE COAL and ot A pointe an well a ___ Offices: Gn ot Waite Crude rubber, as well as cor Seattle, Wash. Oldest Produc pounds ured in the manufacture of rubber products, is kept in storage in Seattic and can be had at any THE GARRETT CO.| | West Coast Iron Works | 22°22" s,s 8 . one shift basis and f 7 MUNICIPAL Cast are now und way to have the ree: plant in operation on a threeshif Westen, sech Bs. W. ipata by J let The 5 ant, wher SHATTLE, U8. & . wee y over 0 peop which w give th City of Seattle an added payre of about $40,000 per month The Victory Rubber Company 1 beadet by M. Laster as preside umberman and well kr im weet o 1 ' Beattie the Fume vun| fect. The idea that if we write our tariff laws for the ae Pg el api cy arb |benefit of our own people we will invite reprisals is “rot.” Fred Poitras, formeny enoneed 12 |Other nations will continue to buy where t can buy to the contracting business in thin city,| the best advantage, and impose such tariffs as they believe us Stave Wood | i the secretary of this company.| Will best promote their own Prosperity. Tanks Pipe and Semi-circular Flume—Wood PACIFIC CAR & sae FOUNDRY CO. CARS, TRUCKS, Phone FORGINGS, BOLTS, Elliott 474 EVERYTHING atnetarers of Machi rack and writt IN IRON AND A, wenettesse asd Memawon Rots. Lag Serews, STEEL CASTINGS ALASKA BLDG, Tregoning Company Very Active in Spring Building At the end of West 65th street. in Ballard, te the well known manu. facturing plant of Tregoning and Company This firm has long been known as builder of boats and life rafts, but is now specializing in the manufactore of sash, doors, interior finteh, glass and detail millwork The factory is one of the best of ita kind on the Pacific coast, em- ploying sixty-five skilled workmen Frank Tregoning, president and general manager, han just taken o contract in Los Angeles against all local competitors for the furnishing of millwork for the Wilshire Pree byter'ian Church in that city Washington fir was found to out- class all other soft woods for in terior finish, when competitive bids were submitted, showing that our Washington producta fill the high est requirements for building. Mr. Robert Orr, a prominent ar chitect of Las Angeles, in looking over the Tregoning factory recently, said that it was the most com plete and uptodate plant of its kind on the const. and Neat “spikes. Ship Rivets, » Phone West 5 Colman Creosoting Works Office: 537 Cotman Hittett 344 Werks, West Waterway and Fierida. West 377 Creeseting Dewgtas Fir ef All Kinds. NORTHERN LIFE BLDG. Pheme—Elliett 3602 The Brinkley Co. ron ‘Tel. Main 6047 SEATTLE OXYGEN COMPANY Manufacturers of , Oxygen and Hydrogen Gas 1109 Post Street H. A. HALLUM, President GREY IRON CASTINGS AND TRANSMISSION MACHINERY 1630 1st Ave. 8. Hitett 197 Am All-Weed Pulp Hoard Manufactured by ALBION MANUFACTURING Co. 90 West Madison Main 5450 INDEPENDENT DAIRY CO. 1808 Miner Ave. The company maintains a down town office at 300 Securities Build ing, which is in charge of Charies ‘Lregoning. PEOPLE’S BAKING COMPANY Makers of THE FAMOUS Lily Bread PHONE BE) OTT 4248 PHONE BALLARD 555 SEATTLE BOILER | Repairing I hort Notice 1128 W. 45th St. VICTORY. RUBBER co. WE HURRY BASS-HUETER PAINT CO. If YOU WANT GOOD PAINT FOR ANY PURPOSE, CALL ON US. r “SAVE IT WALWORTH Manufacturing Co. ENTERPRISE BRASS FOUNDRY AN Kinds of BRASS CASTINGS Seventh Ave. S. and Lander St. MAIN @1s1 C. C. RAMSAY & CO. SUL New York Block Main 1090 REAL ESTATE Elliett 5500 THE Ich DELIVERY COMPANY Great Western Smelting & Refining Co. Smelters and Refiners “ ne HANKITT METALS FOUNDRY and TYPE, MITALS 1920 Ninth: Ave. S. CATE Use Northwest Products Hanford St. and Whatcom Ave. Company Now Manufacturing {our present tariff law lime and limestone are admitted into INDUSTRIAL AND BUSINESS REVIEW ra |stiffest protective tariff the government ever put into ef- Stetson & Post Lumber Co. Manufacturers of LUMBER, LATH. WINDOWS AND MILL WORK |Sound territory are 80 per cent idle as the result of this jlime interests TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1921. BARTON & CO. rnopuctmns oF HAMS LARD BACON LAMBS Protect American n Industry (From the National Republican) Recently the lime industry of the Pacific Northwest has been asking for protection from the destructive competition of the Chinese-produced lime of British Columbia. Under Phones: Main 2228; Eiiott 2478 this country free of duty. This schedule was adopted over the protest of American producers who foresaw the disas trous effect of unrestricted competition with Canadian in dustry, which employed labor at a figure below the American wage standard. In view of the present talk about the danger of retaliation, following the elevation of our tariffs, it is interesting to note the effect of this reduction in our lime tariff. Canada promptly slapped a duty of 15 to 30 per cent on raw limestone, 1714 per cent on manufactured lime and 171% per cent on the value of the package con- taining it, with a provision that these rates could be in- creased at any time by the mere formality of an order in council.» Today the quarries and lime plants of the Puget WESTERN SMELTING AND POWER TANZER General Maseger Smelter, Sawmill, Power and Lighting Plants Cooke, Park County, Montana General oF elias 001-2-3-4 Kite B Seattle Washington Plant 99% Seed If you want a good lawn and garden, use our deadly arrangement. The Canadian producer is additionally encouraged to take over the American market by rates of exchange which put a premium on American as compared with Canadian prices, and by cheaper freight rates through shipments in foreign bottoms to our ports. It is worthy of note that all this has not helped the American consumer a nickel’s worth. The middlemen have bought lime from Canada cheaper than they could buy the American product, but they have continued to charge the consumer all the market would bear, Recently when a hearing on Schedule B, including lime and limestone, was in progress before the House Ways and Means committee, representatives of the British Columbia appeared to protest aguinst the imposition of a tariff on the foreign product! Imagine an American manufacturer appearing before the British, French or Ger- man governmental authoritic to protest against a tariff schedule framed for the benefit of the industries of the country affected, because, as in the case of the Canadian tariff, it would adversely affect producers of this coun- try! Every government in the world frames its fiscal laws in the interests of its own people. The only exception today is the United States, which had a Democratic party com- mitted to the theory that for the American government to foster and encourage and upbuild American industries would be contrary to Democratic party principles formulated in a day when its leaders hoped to make of this nation a |permanent agricultural dependency of Europe, employing slave labor, and, geen of such labor’s cheapness, defying | world competition. Canada’s twenty-three per cent tariff was not written to promote the prosperity of the United States. As soon as Democratic leadership struck down the American protective policy Canada proceeded to enact the Seeds Pertilizers a: Laws Gress SEATTLE SEED CO. 810-812 Western Ave. PUGET TIMBER co. LOGS, CEDAR POLES, PILES AND SPARS PHONE MAIN 1363 414 MARION BLDG, SEATTLE The Famous DUCK SOUP BAR Manufactured by QUEEN ANKE canny 0. SAN Jun FISHING ARD PACKING CO. PACKED AND FRESH FISH SEATTLE, WASH. KELLEY-CLARKE CO. Merchandise Brok ALL VARIETIES OF CANNED GoopDs Roslyn and Queen Coal FOR THE RANGE OR FOR THE FURNACE Ask Your Deater ROSLYN FUEL CO. WHITE BLDG. SEATTLE TELEPHONE MAIN 1817 WE DO REPAIRING 1614 Third gve. Main Sess Seattte Sidney 720 WASHINGTON LIQUID GAS COMPARY, Inc. Manufacturers of LIQUID CARBONIC ACID GAs 4772 Kast Marginal Way WAREHOUSING and DRAYING 304 Raliread Ave.'Se, EMtett 5210 Matn 4260 Puget Sound Box Co. Manufacturers of BOX SHOOKS export and Domestic 4818 14th Ave. N. W. Ballard 20 H. L. Bennett Box Factory, Inc. 2500 Ninth Seath Phone Eliott 429 SEARS, ROEBUCK co. Western Store: Seattle, Wash. A POPULAR SLOGAN In Rainier Valley “The Best Car Service in the City.” Suess Glass Co. Manefecturers of Sash, Doors, Frames, Cabinet Work, General Millwork. Prices the ‘Lowest—Quallty the Best. Eiitett STORAGE DENRY RENTON CLAY & COAL CO. prewar nnufecturers of DRAUN TILE FIRE BRICK, ETC, “4 Reem 100 Pantages Bid Main 3351 J ORS, INTERIOR FiN- LWORK TREGONING CTURING CO, ‘Tags and Cruisers me Elliott 2398 General Contractor and Builder 303 ALASKA SHINGLES, DOORS, Telephones: Elliott 711 and