The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1921, Page 4

_ Dean Condon n Shows Where Company Would Make Huge Profit on Hotel ) fhe University of Washington Would get only a speculative profit fm 1954 or 1973 If the regents per- Mitted the Metropolitan Building ) wempany to erect the proposed $3, © 200,000 hotel on the downtown Uni Wersity tract. “(|The Metropolitan Bullding com. | any. on the other hand, would be » gin earning immediate returns, “) The life of a hotel averages 15 to years, Yet the Metropolitan Build company says it cannot finance — for a term less than Strauss & Co, financ® the building all the Ambassador hotels on a 4B-year basis. | These were a few of the points Brought out by Dean John T. Con- on, of the University, in an address day to the Associated Industries, ning why the regents rejected company’s hotel proposition, with request for a 19-year extension the on the block on which proposed to erect the hotel. Condon charged that eree of the hotel would increase the value of the temporary build: sites on which the company ts a 0-year lease extension, and ld enable the company to make huge profit. ”? Woman in . * Stillman Divorce __ NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y, June t parepustice Keogh, of the supreme rt, in chambers here today iim: his order of yesterday, staying proceedings in the Stillman case before Referee Gleason, June 14, at the Instance of nsel for James A. Stillman. he amended answer, it was re will include the allegation Stillman was friendly with a h named “Clara,” as well as Mrs. Florence Lawler Leeds. AMUSEMENTS eee If LOEW = LACE H BUCK JONES TREVISSON” Oh, See How Clarence and His Mayme Dance Classically, Frame to Frame! y { ‘8, Children, ts a Dance Caf Watch Mayme and Clarence skid and sway, their Faces soldered, Jaw to Jaw, their Motions just With. in the Law! Mayme hooks her Partner round the Neck, while Partner's Mitt bids fair to wreck the Georgette Crepe athwart her Spine. Yes, Mayme's a little Clinging Vine who feels that Woman's Gentle Touch , should be translated Iron Clutch, They share the nonetoospacious Floor with several Dozen Couples more You always find one haggard) Man engaged tn doing what he can to push his Buxom Spouse around, his Anguish measured by the Pound. And there's the Optimistic Guy who tries to make the Grado on High, and lands some fifty Fatal Jumps upon his Girlie’s skin.tight Pumps; not mentioning the agile Man who works upon the Skip-Stop Plan, at the Lady never knows just when he comes, or when he goes. * Some other Thoughts I might advance upon the Subject of the Dance—one calculated to inspire—but Gosh, I've’got a Punctured Lyre! FRANCES BOARDMAN. Be a Winner in the $1,000 Photoplay Title Contest Sharpen Your Wits on the Sample Pictures Published Daily in the Post-Intelligencer What Photo- Play Is This? The above picture is just a sample to prepare you for the real ‘contest, which starts Sunday, June 12. The answer? “Suds,” of $1,000 in Cash TO BE AWARDED AS FOLLOWS: First Prize $500 Second Prize $100 Two Prizes $50 Each Four Prizes $25 Each Twenty Prizes $10 Each To prepare you further for the Contest, sample pictures will appear daily in The Post-Intelligencer until the Contest starts. Order the paper delivered to you so that you will not miss these helps and will be ready to get your share of the §1,000 when the real contest starts next Sunday. To Keep Informed Order Your To Be Delivered to You Daily and INK streaked twilight on the quiet pool, the shriek of the reel as your fish tears to mid- stream—the scent of bacon frying on the camp- fire tells you supper will soon be ready. Pack @ generous supply of FRYE’S DE- LICIOUS BACON in the camp kit. You'll to fry it for breakfast with the fish you cate! at sunrise, and you'll. want it again with the supper fish, You'll appreciate the sweet mild flavor that comes only when prime cuts from young pork are sugar cured just right. Keep a side of FRYE’'S DELICIOUS BACON hanging in your cooler if your family is large ae can buy it conveniently sliced at your jealer’s, Frye’s Delicious Ham and Bacon-- Everything the name implies, FRYE & COMPANY THE SEATTLE STAR Seattle Man Cai Claims to Lessen Cost of Motoring According to T. A. Rhodimer, of the Rainier Gas Crystal Company, $09 Olive at. his company ts ma: facturing @ product which Increases the mileage of automobiles 35 per cont per gnilon of gasoline. This should prove a boon to the automobile owner, as the cost of Rainier Crystals is practically noth- ing. Mr. Rhodimer says “Rainier Gas Crystals wil) not only give you more mileage and more power, but will save many « repair bill on the motor. This ts primarily due to the fact that Rat- nior Gas Crystals ponitively prevent any hard carbon from forming In the cylinders. “Rainier Gas Crystals carry an- equaled lubricants direct to the cyl- inders, thereby giving perfect lubri- cation at all times, and a lubrication that will not burn and cause carbon. thereby making the Crystals an tn surance against scored pistons and scored cylinders, even though the oll gets low tn the crank case, “If you keep an expense account on your car, it will soon be proven that the use of Rainier Gas Crystals Will save better than 40 per cent of the operating expenses by figuring repairs, gasoline and oil bills, and time fhe car is in operation when It would otherwise be tied up for re- baits, ¢ occasionally hear the remark that ‘some one would like to. use Rainier Gas Crystals and accomplish the saving, but they are afraid to put anything into the gas for fear Kt (Nul injure the engine. “We meet that argument squarely, an we Will absolutely guarantee to : bu M4 Wal rd ir any damage to a motor where 2 An Ai Weed Rein Shard, Teetan be shown that Rainier Gar Manufactured by Cryntals were in any way to blame That Tainter Gas Crys: ALBION MANUFACTURING co.| FNe ect TS thing. that could pom 90 Weat Madinog Main 5450 PUGET SOUND POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Has always furnished More Power to the citi- zens of Puget Sound than has been demand- ed. PORT BLAKELY MILL CO. EXPORT and DOMESTIC CARGOES Mills: Port Blakely, Wash. Offices: Seattle, Wash. SAN JUAN FISHING AND PACKING CO. PACKED AND FRESH FISH SEATTLE, WASH. wibly injure the most delicate In- ternal combustion engine.” FOR THE WALLS AND C NGS IN EVERY KIND OF BUILDING PLASTER WALL BOARD F. T. CROWE & CO. 1103 First Avenue, Seattle A177 Dock Street, Tacoma PACIFIC CAR & ae FOUNDRY CO. CARS, TRUCKS, FORGINGS, BOLTS, EVERYTHING Phone IN etd ae Elliott 474 || Se OFFICE: ALASKA BLDG ‘Tel, Main 6647 SEATTLE OXYGEN COMPANY Manefacturers of Oxygen and Hydrogen Gas 1109 Post Street HM. A. HALLUM, President Strietly A Home Indestry. — GENERAL OFFICES: SEATTL™ Wasi. consmNENTAL PIPE MANUFACTURING COMPANY facturers of Machine Wire-wound and Continuous Stave Wood Ma: Pipe and Semt-circular Flume—Wood Tanks, WE HURKY BASS-HUETER PAINT CO. IF YOU ‘WANT GOOD PAINT FOR ANY PURPOSE, CALL ON US. ELLIOTT 6820 WALWORTH ENTERPRISE Manufacturing Co. BRASS FOURDRY SEATTLE BRANCH 414 FIRST AVE. sO. Great Western Smelting & lefining Co. FOUNDKHY a 1920 Ninth Ave. §. C. C. RAMSAY & CO. 311 New York Block Main 1090 REAL ESTATE SEATTLE Mate 442 Securities Bidg. CENTRAL GOAL CO. Mimers and Shippers GRAND RIDGE COAL RAVENSDALE COAL One of Washington's Oldest Preducta Roslyn and Queen Coal FOR THE RANGE on FOR THE FURNACE Ask Your Dealer ROSLYN FUEL CO. WHITE BLDG, SEATTLE TELEPHONE MAIN 1817 INDUSTRIAL AND BUSINESS SS _REVIEW Puget Sound ithe | Storehouse of Basic Products Over half of the foreign commerce of the United States Pacific coast ports is handled thru Puget Sound. Eighty per cent of the manufacturing industries in the state of Wash- ington are located within a radius ef 100 miles of Seattle. Fifty-three per cent of the population of the state of Washington 1# located adjacent to Seattle or within the Puget Sound district, Seattle's geographic advantage is supplemented by terminal tmprovements that are accepted as models for the world. Piers “A” and “B” at Smith's Cove, each a half mile long, are the greatest commercial piers In existence. Thirty per cent of the total net tonnage of vessels which ply between the United States and Asia enter and clear at Washington customs district. Cost to vensels less at Seattle than any other Pacific coast port. Cheap est coal and electric power at Pacific const ports. Seattle ty the gateway to Alaska, the richest undeveloped territory on the American continent. Seattle is the most expeditious gateway for transcontinental and transpacific shipments. Seattle ts nearer the Ortent by two days than any other Pacific coast port, On a basis of Atlantic oast standards, Seattle labor 1s 125 per cent efficient, ideal climatic condi Hons giving this city 365 working days per annum, Seattle built and dellvered to the government 20 per cent of afl mer- hant vessels built by the United States in the war period. Two thousand miles of Puget Sound shoreline {s in intimate dafly trade relations with Seattle by a fleet of steamers, Washington has one-fifth of the potential waterpower of the nation; Seattle has the cheapest hydro-electric power in the country. Logged, off lands around Seattle afford the finest tracts in the world for berry culture. Experts declare that the rieh soll, ideal drainage, plentiful moisture and cool nights insure production that has no equal Plants to utilize these products as preserves and juices are finding a ° demand far in excess of the present supply. Alaska can supply timber for making two million tons of paper annually one-half of the present consumption—without depleting its resources, The largest apple ever grown came from a Washington orchard. This rapidly expanding horticultural industry, shipping apples to all parts of the world from the irrigated lands of the state, is making Seattle its chief center with the establishment of water-carrier service to the Atlantic coast from this port. « ‘The con] fields of Alaska, according to the U. 8. geological survey, cover fan area of 12,667 square miles, and the minimum estimated quantity is 150,000,000 tons, \ SEATTLE TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES ‘Transcontinental railroads Steamanip® tin Piers . Miles of waterf Combined area of Spur track capacity wharves (ca Berthing capacity WHEAT PRODUCTION BTATE OF WASHINGTON WASHINGTON STATE PRODUCTION ~ coal ‘Tons 2,499,331 2,079,609 eececeees 4128428 serahececlececercerecccnees 8,059,550 4,156, Pactré Coasr SALMON PACES steeecenbessesecsecsees ER Pi STATE OF WASHINGTON (Total feet, BM.) , 4 by ul 1918.,..0. 8, ; fee sp 4,499,361 PUGET TIMBER CO. 10GS, CEDAR POLES, PILES AND SPARS PHONE MAIN 1303 414 MARION BLDG, SEATTLE HI-JINX AND HIGH BALL KS MANUFACTURED BY ANKE CANDY CoO. FAMOUS A. K. ISHAM West Coast fron Works MUNICIPAL CASTINGS je Hallard 11 rks, 4009 14th N. W. ATTLE, U. 8. As UNIVERSAL BY-PRODUCTS CO. SHARKSKIN. LEA’ Pacitic Bldgs ie rh Bante. Square and Hexagen now La ern ‘Track . and Fat enrapikee Phone W. Phene Sidney 730 WASHINGTON LIQUID GAS COMPARY, Inc. Manufacturers of LIQUID CARHONIC ACID GAS 4772 East Marginal Way WARENOUSING and DRAYING 804 Nallread Ave. Se, Elltett 5216 Main 4200 Ri Proprietor ROEBUGK & CO. Western Store: Seattle, Wash. KELLEY-CLARKE CO. Merchandise Brokers ALL VARIETIES OP CANNED GOODS Washington TREGONING FACTURING Co.’ as, Tuge and Cruisers Car Service at Serves and Satisfies Stetson & Post Lumber Co. in Manafacturers of ‘LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, WINDOWS AND MILL WORK Hanford St. and Whatcom Ave, RAINIER VALLEY Telephones: Elliott 711 and 712 “Move There Today” BARTON & (0. PRODUCERS 01 Phones: Main 3228; Eliott 2478 Lang’s Ranges, Stoves “Made in Seattle” Retail Store: First and Spring Also Sold at Frederick & Nelson's F. §. LANG mare ING CO, WESTERN SMELTING) AND POWER | COMPANY President = on Smelter, Ft Power and Lighting | Plants Seattle PIPE YOUR NEW HOME FOR GAS The Most Economical Fuel SEATTLE LIGHTING CO. Main 6767 1308 Fourth Ave. at s rich wi yj we e P al “si Manufacturers of COPPER AND BRASS GOODS 2015 E. Madison St. ECKART PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. Suess Glass Co. Tipeatacttease of Sash, Dest, Brasten Cabinet Work, Millwork, Potten the Geneeb aeeiniy ‘the Best, Sth and Virginia ry Near Westlake 4984 DENRY RENTON CLAY & COAL CO. s aeearneearars ot EWER A Pine BRICK, BT Ero. i peas A. C. GOERIG Excavating and Wrecking Contractor SEATTLE Reem 100 Panta: Bld Main pics i xsi General Contracter and Builder 303 ALASKA DLDG, Washington