The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 24, 1925, Page 2

SEATTLE GIRDS Welcome! — FOR COMING TRADE Worrall Wilson Paints Picture for Delegates PORTRAYS THE FUTURE a Pacific to Become Great Ocean Highway DivN: Worrall ¢ pre . F ty o We a t 1 wy f the w r A } p r wit At Mr. W witht . and the Pa © MORE NEWS TO AID PEACE t, nearest American na, Japan, Philippines, Alaska with ¢ Nations of Pacific Must Know Each Other t S Met ted perm Japanese Praises American Machines epee FL “They any is very efficient idzumi e “Be xepresenting Osaka om es éonat at the trate ¢ porter in Japan of textile machinery We used to import all our mach from Germany “About 20 years ago I porting American mach found that they turned out better more of it. And further can operate severa he American type; one | ‘*! needed for each German PACIFIC ARE TOO HIGH RATES machines o' man was machine After the convention Mr. Yoshid zumi will go East and to Europe on | ‘ To the World’s Leaders GREETING! The World’s Wonder City | | We pride Seattle, host salty It isa hae d example of American initiative It has grown from te residents to approw- mately 400,000 people within the memory of people now living ‘he re. Its commerce has grown from $31,000,000 1910 to S$828,000,000 im 1924, ewclusive of the millions of goods which went East in bond and credited to eastern were points of consignment Thru the rts of this, the Pacifie Northwest nearly $400,000,000 of foreign trade now mor annuall Their strategic posttion gives them an advantage over oth American ports because the northern route is closer to Japan, China and the Philippines than their southern competitive ports. We hope this meeting impre upon all occupations in the Pacific wrthwest the neces- sity of developing foreign trade. We of the Pacific Northwest are even more concerned with developing foreign trade than to the Ow sections located closer the United States. certain other Ugelemy in materials are far are centers of pe extensive raw more in propor- tion to our population than those of other sections, but we are more distant from the domestic consuming population. To a deqree the development of foreign com- merce will determine how rapidly we develop future lies in the countrie vashed by the Pa- cifie ocean. The convention, the being held a cit which is responsive to any and all measures needed to advance foreign trade, We welcome the stimulus which men of indus- try and commerce from older and more highly developed sections will give this new and tremendously rich empire, which we feel is not yet appreciated at its full value of natural sources and economic possibilities. We will also receive from information and glimpsing the possibilities of the Pacific Northwest. It is morning on the Pacific, which touches cown- tries having nearly three-quarters of the world’s population. Already the friendly, but competi- tive, shipping lines are girdling themselves for the approaching day when the Pacific will carry than the Atlantic. —WORRALL re- feel our visitors benefil interchanging more tonnage WIL SON. = No Use Advertising Inside Indian Cars ‘: World’s Trade Leaders, in Seattle, Gateway to East; See Prosperity s Dawn Rising on Pacific FURNACE REDUCED \Thank You! TRADES TREND IS UP, SAYS FARRELL Steel Magnate Optimistic at Meet’s Opening PROSPERITY IS STEADY Delegates’ Eyes Turn to the Orient for the Future MITSUI'S CHIEF: Japan and America Are Each) 4» the de 1 he Other’s Best Customers 1 fads mth 7 OPTIMISM FOUNDED | f Jo ‘ ON SOLID FACTS Foreign Trade Men IN at Banquet Tonight “(RP TRAPP fn business trip. e ps Hoa f an | fuer whie? Ps Ta cared 4 id t 1 hard he tothoad ma NIGHT PLOWING NOW et f 1 , DETROIT.—Night plo € be os . 4 ma dete oxsty itd Rips ‘ v Seattle Ey bxporters Get Tips on Queer . Trkde Delaweties fu viter tor which is equipped with a powe ¥ ap 4 ge ie ce ; f ful searchin = «Quirks of Hindu Buying Habits Hold Conferences . wn ne 1 nited states, must p a pro - I i eae 1 by either cable or e radio prod Indian cities y with any buying ning. | onthe Chie: athohir "hen jfrom. an Francisco to Manila power car ENOUDEL Saas inut tne Orme toeriao a Matched Be. as Puan 9 neko | emer Pe i cl eine nat the, whole werd fed between Australia and Canada| given delegates to an given by James 8, Martin, for fy 100 | on enat: imeand Sheseabea | vine *\ for the same distance. |eign Trade Council's convention at} eign pi ty manager for the wae bec’ herd in Le ‘tg S of meee gute. He spoke on openings for| Angeles A second group in a pl nara ba ok the ye Is A big convention—one as big as the National Foreign Trade Council| OLD AD DODGES meet in Seattle—really as serious as it sounds on par WORK THERE Wel no—it jan't And if you pin delegates right down to it, the admit it No convention ever accomplishes | — very much, definitely. There are nol! PRESIDENT MADISON million-dollar ordern signed, or great Jcommercial undertakings pianned~|| TO TAKE VISITORS ( alesmon and nobody expects them to be natives and start demands for Ameri. | friends. You hear how the other fel Se ae nay on tol Aa oun a iiire movie All Satin 4 low's tackling his problems. You met |} | Mente Oh Paaaaea fo Ae apne xe near Slippers |* Dew slant on lots of things, And a |] OP Timor nko @ apectat voy: || cee, fr $82 Martin told the Perfectl food convention puta gee-whis into|| Madison will make # ebecial Voy" |/omaten, "and dlaplay an ndvortining | ou and sends you back to your of-| rer reas titarnite abate iim fa crow of na ith Matche tee with a fresh star.” Se a eg rent [OIE ot ica That's what the delegates will tell|| 4 Stor: the: NA board advertising must. t With ou, an they mill around in Thej| of trade will provide a special || done with metal sl paper simply steamer to take delegates to the hrivela up in t hoat Olympte lobby, smoking cigars and } G Dy ng old acquaintances, mainland, Vancouver will enter | Indians = muat neo America : tain Sunday with motor trips goods before they buy, Picture YPsy “Dyes 5506082 os 00 [zona betore™ they iy. Meare and wheat-and cotton goods and ship, | Tnouide Be deadh thsade“téoa tae Mera Ad oinse Yrs o much. The handiest phrase at the| aii interesting—but not yery import: | *OWla Pe wed abies ute S| Convention Is: “want you to meet | ant that cGeMtHerh ieee ar hey SN | soto,’ | The National Foreign ‘trade con-| iiead of tamin FOURTH CHURCH OF | \ men rrom ran vention j4 more of a good-will, Convention Really Isn't si as Serious as It Sounds :. a> But Delegates Form “Lasting Friendships, and Learn a Lot— {American products and hird ela. Martin America maid. ertising too hot Informally aaa leche de ne i advertising | round-tab! talk on Japan and Japan m A », under upon getting our share. $ Stuart eae brief is the ion facing ow 4 Indian markets dst gel itenea cane of hep ut them first hand from C. nens ain should look forw increasing element in the ity of our country.” U. 8. trade commi zig prosper WORLD'S LARGEST FARM OVERALLS FOR CANARIES SYDNEY, Australia.—The res ar farm | nid to be owned bh: WASHI mpeti dir y Kidman, the Australian | ve mark D Is in the att It comprises 40,0 islands, according to the de actes, or approximately the area of ment of ¢ ¢. At pre workmen's clothes are made in the home from cheap materials. De England. te Gel) Seattle exporters who “serlounly CHRIST, SCIENTIST — || CITIES GET TOGETHER |together aff unything else. | conwider aalling thelr product in In SHATTLR 80 the man from Iilinola who sells] But don't ieee Pause | dia have a ready market before ther Announces Two Free Lectures on || pig iron meets the man from Seattle ne rea ‘ i A iy ae by if they will observe the rules," Mare : f ‘ Jin Weatern ntates gets acquainted | ick the world DELEGATES TO SEE Charles I, Ohrenstein, [iii he chap trom iigland| And wetting together and Yearning C.S. B., |who handles a string of Pema seve IN tte; CORY ANY OF SEATTLE’S WONDER contribution to prosperity OF SYRACT They chat around, perhap | WATER FRONTAGE Member of the Board drink together and get to Ie twat A Pawling Gwe ship of the Mother bthee, Boma 4 is M4 p ator The Pleat cnupeh of f eee fume in tne tusure °°’ Women Delegates trong ‘the Surrounding hits S1SHet, In. BORON, yh he Prothdan wna beta al * and mépntaing, the Washington AT THE METROPOLITAN |) 0 (0 retest Ro to Be Entertained |] (yy nt tm hake Uns Tee SO ai AU ih el A a ‘the Women’s Century club Thurne || Were: diapieyed Wednesday after ‘Thursday noon to delogate And vii at tae convention, like political day ®@will be hostess to visitors to the Natlonal Foreign‘ AY THE MASONIC 1! K nroung the lobbiew and. up, in| will be ta 1 a motor trip over|| pronsored 1 Ly Corner Harvard and Pine the hotel rooms, where there friend line seattle boulevard syatom, after || houy boat t in Tharsday iventni je 25th, ships are cemented and problems | which they will be entertained at ‘| Kal 40. tak the visitors At 8100 O'Clock talked over intimately lawn tea. They will be brought P ; 4 Fhvited nd then the | and Iand The Public In & el wed invited | The ponddroun “papers” vead by | baek to their hotela in hostesses’ |! ine thom at Lene hy Wy [the exports and buminews leaders are | cars aftorward, peed Set | partment representatives believe low priced overalls. of American mak would bo good sellers in the islands "| Evolution—ero and Con| keys a belief in ereatio used in the big tr to say on the subject? + giving BOTH SIDES of the question, main arguments for and against the theory of evolution and espectally the theory that man evolved from lower forms of life. Whichever side of the argument you may personally take, side and the OTHER side. Washington, eee OLIP COUPON Evolution, Editor, Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, 1322 New York Ave., herewit EMPRESS SUNBEAM { at a Trade in Vad tg Stove or Furnace as Part Payment! 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