The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1921, Page 4

as i nA: ci? with Tomato Sauce Small wonder the tired business man comes to life in such a hurry! The first whiff is so fragrant and appetizing. The taste is better than you ever supposed beans could taste. The distinctive, unmistakable flavor of Heinz Baked Beans comes from perfect seasoning with the famous Tomato Sauce made and used exctusively in the: spotiess Heinz kitchens. And the good-tasting, real-bean flavor and real-bean nutriment is due to the baking in real ovens by dry heat. Every bean is baked through to the center —mealy, sweet, wholesome and whole, and easy to digest. Heint Oven Baked Beans are good.hot or cold. “~ Last Drive (Kate O’Hare Will ; os on Caterpillar Foe Lecture Thursday Children of the Brighton Beach| Kate Richards O'Hare, noted so- are launching their last big|cialist lecturer, will be in Seattle on offensive against the tent | Thursday to lecture on “Crime and this week. Next week the Criminals.” She will speak at the | Pavilion, Third ave. and University Mier Shinms are destined to) yrs, O'Hare gathered her ma their “tents” and commence terial while serving a sentence in warfare, when it will be|the Missouri state penitentiary for More difficult to exterminate! violation of the espionage act dur jing the war. Macaroni and’ Tomatoes Your ppetite will like this dish — espe- cially if youinsist on Golden Age Macaroni, Its purity and flavor will appeal to you. A big package sells fora dime—and it's made the clean American way—by machines, Hideto AA {ie feos asin them) ~ RESCUE OF WOOD SHIPS DEMANDED | Merchants and Growers of Pacific Coast Organize to Make Use of Tonnage OTH—Thie to the second stery by Frederic Richardson written copeuiai BY FREDERICK RICHARDSON SAN FRANCISCO, June 21.—Re tal) merchants, lumber men, frult growers of tho | Pacific Coasts} awakened to the menace of the) stranded American Merchant Marine, are organizing to attack the problem of getting the tonnage, built at such gigantic cost to the taxpayers, tnto deep water. The Confederation of Retafl Deal. ers of San Francisco, just formed, is preparing to engage in the most exhaustive research work. High freight rates, lack of water compe tition, the burden of taxation im- posed by the heavy cost of upkeep of the fleet, and, most important, the finding of an outlet for surplus production thru American bottoms will be analyzed tn a concerted effort to find some way of further reducing selling prices to the consumer, Pacific Coast retail men are wor ried over threatened damage to the shipbuilding and repair industry They are worried over the announce ment that any considerable down ward revision of rail rates is not a possibility of the near future, They say buying must be stimulated, so they are going to find out, if poss ible, what percentage of their goods now shipped by rail, can be shipped by water. Citrus men of Southern Caltfornia are now searching for methods of re frig@Pating fruits that thelr output may be laid down on the Atlantic seaboard in ships at half the present cost. This means that instead of dumping the products of the orch ards into the arroyos this output will be dumped into the. dinner. buckets and the school lunches of the Atlantic seaboard. With «a drop in the price of oranges and lemons at Eastern markets, say citrus fruit men, buying would be stiimulated and the golden fruit of the Golden West would not be an ex pensive luxury, as now. This same is true of the cherries raised in Santa Clara valley. Like wise the rice output of California. Awakened to the necesnity of put- to ship by water. And it ts believed successful preservation without spe clally built ships or ice has been found These ships, returning, mean cheaper shoes and cheaper textiles for the Pacific seaboard. The mountains of lumber now ac cumulated in the Pacific Northwest are beginning to move, and lumber men say if a wel} organized merchant marine were Operating, building in the East could could be stimulated greatly, lumber would be cheaper and the industry would receive a fresh impetus, Fig men are anxious to place their fruit on Eastern markets, tn ships. Western retailers are anxious\to se cure lower freight rates and above everything else they are anxious to see the fleet a profit-producer in order to escape the heavy burden of taxation which they frankly say is passed on to the consumer. So with a stagnated merchant ma- rine, the high rail rate imposed on the raw material, the finished prod. uct and the long haul to the con- sumer plus the burden of taxation on all departments of production, all are expressed today in high prices and stagnated buying, of delicious things at Boldt’s convenient Bakeries is #0 tempt- ing that you'll easily find just what you want to take home, 913 Second 1414 Third 415 Pike and Madison and Queen City Markets PURE THE SEATTLE STAR INDUSTRIAL AND BUSINESS REVIEW Rama Chocolate Products 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. Use DURO Wall Board An All-Weod Pulp Beard Manufactured by ALBION MANUFACTURING Co. 00 West Madison Main 5430 Unique Featun Features Make Lang Stove and Range Supreme The remarkable success of the Lang range and stove in every situ- ation in which it ts placed, has not been accidental, Various points in the construction of the stove have accounted for its unprecedented popularity, It is an undisputed fact that the Lang product is used in the principal hotela, restaurants and logging camps on the Pacific coast, and Lang ranges are installed in « majority of steamships plying in regular trade out of Seattle, What facts in construction are re sponsible for this succeas? In the first place, the fuel is burned from the top on a cloned grate; there are sectional grate bars which can eas fly be removed, Two patented features character ize the Lang product also: a HOT Blast Fire Box and a Hot Air Draft these are not found in any other stove in America. In addition, there are many niceties in stove construc tion such as a large warming closet with sliding door, a cooking surface with only two lida, and entire top surface polished for frying or bak ing hot cakes. In order to insure even baking the stove is so arranged as to force the heat to circulate entirely around the oven. The body is made of Armeo, an iron which is resistant to rust; the legs are strictly sani tary. All of these features ha united to make the Lang product absolute ly the best for city home, farm restaurant, hotel or steamship Cooks are convinced that the Lang fange costs lens to operate and bakes more perfectly than any other, make. This has made the Lang’ name unique in stove manufacture FOR TUE WALLS AND CEILINGS IN EVERY KIND OF BUILDING PLASTER WALL BOARD F. T. CROWE & CO. 1163 Firet Avenue, Seat CARBONADO COAL Phone Elliott 474 Colman Creosoting Works Office: 537 Colman Lidge Kiliett 244 Werks, Weat Waterway ané Fierids. West 377 Strietiy A Home Industry. —- GENERAL OFFICES: SEATTL~ wash, 1177 Deck Street, Tacoma PACIFIC CAR & FOUNDRY CO. CARS, TRUCKS, FORGINGS, BOLTS, EVERYTHING | IN IRON AND STEEL CASTINGS OFFICE: ALASKA BLDG ; ; Pacific Creosoting Co. Creeseting Deegias Fir ef All hinds FORTUERN LIFE BLDG. Pheae—Elliots 3603 Tel. Main 6647 SEATTLE OXYGEN COMPANY Manefacturers of Oxygen and Hydrogen Gas 1109 Post Street BH. A. HALLUM, President an may CONTINENTAL PIPE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Manufacturers of Machine Wire-wound and Continuous Stave Wood Pipe and Semi-circular Flume—Wood Tanks, A. K. ISHAM West Coast Iron Works MUNICIPAL CASTINGS rd WALWORTH Manufacturing Co. SEATTLE BRANCH 414 FIRST AVE. SO. fining Co. Smelters a Refiners ef Metals BABBITT METALS SOLDER FOUNDRY and TYPE MHTALS 1920 Ninth Ave. 8. SEATTLE Main 442 Securities Bldg. CENTRAL GOAL CO. Miners and Shippers GRAND RIDGE COAL RAVENSDALE COAL One Washington's Oldest Products UNIVERSAL BY-PRODUCTS CO. SHARKSKIN LEATHER Pacific B se Ca rene sige and Lander St. Gist Alaskan Copper Works Marine & General Copperamithing MORRIS ROSEN, Proprictor Roslyn and Queen Coal FOR THE RANGE OR FOR THE FURNACE Ask Your Dealer ROSLYN FUEL Co. WHITE BLDG. SEATTLE TELEPHONE MAIN 1817 Gaining in Popularity Cocoa Beans Travel Long Distance to Seattle Cocoa beans are @ product of Cen tral America and Mexico. The beans were used by the Aztecs, the aborigines of Central America, not only for a beverage but also for money. Their value depended upon their size. The history of cocoa is part of Mexican mythology, and enters into the history of the country. The sacred tradition of the Indians of Mexico is that we are indebted for the introduction of the cocoa bean ;]on earth to Divine Providence. Quet: walcoatl, the god of the air, was commissioned to convey to man the seeds of the cocoa tree, one of the few plants growing in Eden for the food of the goda. The cultivated cocoa tree grows to a height of 25 feet. When the trees gre three or four years old, they commence to flower; after they have once produced fruit, regular rops may be expected for fifty or nore years, The flowers are very small, and ire borne on the main stem or on yranches, in clusters or singly. The »ylossoms are a@ bright red, and in jue season are succeeded by angu arshaped pods, green at first and \ yellowish-red when ripened. The fruit pods contain the precious cocoa beans, and present a curious spec tacle to visitors from temperate climates, The pods gre picked and sorted into grades acconting to Factory «izea, Shelling or breaking of the pods is accomplished by a knife wlit, dexterously made by the na- lves. The beans are then spread on drying-floors, and constantly turned to prevent over-heating. The beans are then ready to be packed in sacks for shipment. THE WASHINGTON CHOCO. LATE COMPANY of Seattle im ports these cocoa beans, and in their plant the thin shell is re moved by machinery. The meat fs ground and mixed with other ingred- lents to make a@ delicious cocoa and ground chocolate for drinking pur- poses and idings for cakes. The ground chocolate 1s put up in one- half pound, one-pound and three- pound cans, Bitter and sweet choco- late cakes are also manufactured in one-half pound sizes. Chocolate coat- ings are made specially for eandy manufacturers for the coating of creams and nuts, “Rama” is the litte Hindoo boy of the Temple who brings good health and happiness to users of the Washington brand of chocolate; his picture occyrs on all the pack- ages. Among the candies bearing the little god are Rama Cocoanut Bar, Rama Milk Bar, a flavored Creola Bar, chocolate buds and chocolate animals and fishes for the nursery. These candies are becom- ing immensely popular with the candy-users of the Northwest, seattle Transportation Miles of waterfront. ....-...-++-. Combined area of wharves (acres)...142 Spur track eapecity wharves (care) .2,939 Berthing capact bined piers (HO0-EL. aMipe) scnasencesersesence 230 Dry Decks -~--2------0--. a Marine repair plants. ......-----—-- 6 Linea! frontage of harbor (miles)....15 Anchorage area (square miles)........12 — oe prawn of ——— and 4 iacndaeceane ta pote tetera eens B50,000 2 Heavy steel and machwmery (care) 9.000 $ Cold storage (tons) 4 Grain (bushels) ....... § Coal (tons) eeseees © Feel of! (gations)... 7 Vegetable oll (gallogs) -26,000,000 Seattle's harbor is geologically the newest in the world, end’ physi ographers declare that no dredging will be necessary for thousands of years to keep it in the front rank as @ deep-water terminal Improvement of waterways at the south end of Seattle's harbor has added 57,400 lineal feet to the water front available for industrial sites gerved by rail and marine transpor- tation Logged off tands around Seattle afford the finest tracts in the world for berry culture. Experts declare that the rich soll, ideal drainage, Y 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. The world’s deepest coal mine is at Black Diamond, near Seattle. Its inclined shaft is 6,000 feet, giving & vertical depth of 1,200 feet below sea level. Washington te tn the front rank of seedproducing tates tn the Union. The recognized quality of the product bears witness to the ut- excelled opportunities in this local- ity -for specialized agriculture and horticulture. Eighty-three per cent of Seattle's population is native American and 97 per cent of the city's inhabitants’ can read the English language. Seattle 2.2... 6,829 San Franctaco.. 6,744 New Orleans... 9,236 New Orleans... New York Beattle .. San Francisco New Orleans... 9,266 New ¥ork..... 9,860 *Bailing da: based on 12% knots per hour. (#) via Suez canal, ey 730 WASHINGTON LIQUID GAS COMPANY, Inc. Manufacturers of LIQUID CARBONIC ACID GAs 4772 Kast Marginal Why A.B.C."%'* WAREHOUSING and DRAYING 304 Rallread Ave. Se, Klett 5210 Mate 4260 KELLEY-CLARKE CO. Merchandise Brokers ALL VARIETIES OF CANNED GOODS Seattle Eastern Concern Looks for Seattle Site It is reported that a soap manu- facturing concern of international reputation, with headquarters at Milwaukee, Wis., is casting about for & site in Seattle as a manufacturing branch. Tentative offers have been made for a parcel of ground on 14th ave. N. W., Ballard, now occupied by an fron foundry. Sears, Roebuck & Co. have made arrangements at their Seattle Store so their customers can take their goods with them at time of purchase. “Satisfaction Guaranteed” Do om INTERIOR vm MILLWO! TREGONING MANUS AUTURING co. Life B HI-JINX AND HIGH BALL FAMOUS BARS MANUFACTURED BY ‘BARTON & C0. rRopUCERS OF nAMS LARD BACON LAMBS Phones: Main 3228; Kiliott $478 Lang’s Ranges, Stoves “Made in Seattle” Retail Store: First an@ Spriag Also Sold at Frederick & Nelson's F. 8. LANG MANUFACTUR- ING Ci signed WESTERN SMELTI AND POWER COMPARY L. TANZER q pron Sawmill, Power and Lighting Punts Cooke, @01-2-3-4 Eitel Beliding Seattle Washington a, PIPE YOUR NEW HOME FOR GAS The Most Economical Fuel SEATTLE LIGHTING CO. Main 6767 1308 Fourth Ave. MAX-I-MUM COFFEE PURE MILK Dairy Celebrated aes wi Mik Butt corren” "AND BRASS GOODS 2015 KE. Madi ECKART PLUMBING AND EATING CO. Meating ai Sanitary Engineers rs WE DO REPAIRING 1614 Third Ave. Main S682 Suess Glass Co. Manufactarers of Sash, Doors, Frames, Cabinet Work, General Mi Wises the enet illwork vt ta Westlake DERRY RENTON CLAY & COAL CO, Manufacturers of SEWER PIPER DRAIN TILE FIRE BRICK, ETC, General Contractor and Bullder 503 ALASKA BLDG. Seattle Washington a Te SST rs PST CSN = yl wr ortiivam [Stetson & Post Lumbor Co. WINDOWS AND MILL WORK Hanford St. and Whatcom Ave. Telephones: QUEEN ANNE CANDY Co. Mortensen & Kelton aa ieks a iek General Contractors Gleveland Macaroni Co Repai ‘Cleveland, Obie 1231 Weatlake Ave. Mee Queen Anne 4 Elliott 711 and 712