The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1925, Page 24

po Bin peo art ng SS coronene opr om caer earbnasianeesnernntati seed Mire emenn PME he ese pan Anan ai tA THE SEATTLE STAR : ee NEW PLANS FOR America’s Trade Grip CONVENTION 1$ Star’s Bungalow Looms OPERATION in Malaya Is Slipping) BEST EVER, | Cool in These Hot Days OF SHIPS Consular Service Expert Tells How Great | FARRELL ‘| Airy Living Room Lets Breezes Play; Home Britain Fosters Commerce of National as Well as City Interest Huge Losses of Government) cefimear mrrvrain naw a firm] Sett ts a per, un, copra! Trade Council Chief Says BY G, LUCILLE BUTLER credit to Emil 0, ¥ 44 . Freight Lines Told hs ae A Bee oe Seattle to Grow Hor aves d gunishine, “And ‘The | avs the West Side ADMIRAL PALMER: TALKS) «n> _ Extra Trouser . Styleplus Summer Suits Special $35 The extra pair gives twice the ordinary wear. Seattle Bungalow already loom | INTERIOR WORK SEES COMING PROGRESS) ve vot and howe 1S ROUEN It's a wonderf f W Pacific Trade Will Bring|‘? be “orking on U. S. Must Pay Heavily for at gapore, « tra ! ‘ ' > t ¢ ° c t ‘ s pra Styleplus Summer Fa Flag on the Seas Pee gad Grete “ana tiesedbaliy: heen, of tive Prosperity to Us ahd bie : a Warterall ¢galadtad far arrehath’ wearir ou lands East Ladies, ak-|t hed f hot I ! shape- x qualitie S hatore ti Natiomil Foreign , t EATTIAS was given credit 7 : oo I ' sae aintii’'4 ¥ hap holding quali , Trad vention this afternoc BRITISH AID day by President James A. Far The At ma t r f This price is @ real conce io The chief exports of the Straits |‘SHMun vb ERS r of tho National Foreign Trad ns Ain't : ‘ 1 i which you will appreciate when . “The secret of British su in | cou for staging “the best cone | tion shane winetis records at|the me ilo, 1 t you see them. growing rubbe in Malaya is fu vention ¢ he yy the council.” a ‘ and see , Washington, D, ¢ LAVE NDS danfental,” ho said, “as the British| A statement by the head of the| .* UPstO# : 5 btigat ag | ubber plante ny is bound up| United States Steel corporation jo Star bungalow will be f ‘ pret be pie th S 1 I S H ia Bektinlt conmaial : Teoe te teana : a nished tandard Furniture| , 1f you cannot yield the daytis er epius uits ~ In comment upon the world’s Seattle has been the host to the | compar M OWA OD0N! CO. SHS es tee vr. Sbven after dark $ 5 $40 ITS WORK IN | rubber Krowing poawibilities, he said; | best convention, one of the most | Public napection about the mid- ragh gl ideNaSo: a 2 to “Following the circle of the Equa-| important and easily the most com-|4/e of July, But right now Henry) ip oe on, government must continue to | tor round world, it may bo sald prehensive, held by the National | Roescher, the general contractor, re-| ont naw inet P huge sums yearly to keep the| that a strip of territory 10 degr Fore Trade council | ports visitors on pi n HOD | ight Gh the lot to s WES’ I ‘ERMA Ie and Stripes flying over more wide on either side contains con “Seattle, in turn, ts bound to pro. | ‘ips every day ‘ to| portunity to view the t F p \ hat 6 r } "¢ 300 vessels, the fleet chief told ditions of climate and soll favorable! fit thru having had the convention | %urmise that many a It 4 nightfall. t by some family in some |"'* | Fternember, it's ln being t Two Stores for Men 534 Westlake, Near Pine to the production of rubber, This|{ which has bre ply proven by the fact that) of for ught together a body ers from all parts of leaders fron ' Delegates to Be Guests on sstul business other part of the city which will em f t typleal ‘ piea 1 wh mak : . : r is not even a native prod.|the w body features of the modern r . fer > ae -y ships Trip to Victoria Uct of Malaya, but was transplant. | SEATTLE MAKES wholly “within-reach-of-the-majority" |starting out to 220 First Ave. S. at Main tt a ) years ago from the! GREAT PROGRESS little bungalow of mir tat 69 pape th Fae in t Roy west wonth.| WILL VISIT IN CANADA|Amarn valley. twelve, thousand ttle, has mad ie oie. bank acbount fe j = . . t and on row in another be de. > TITLEL . + Last Speeches Made at Big | «=v ronment. The. Hirsh pi ana of t AND NO COLLISIONS HISP HA eaaermoatattesvotl aesee tartar ‘ certainly did not undertake to # ixuriou NOME Macsanen:now. ¢ be| Brasil. cateh “youne parrots. when |piret 1 , new industry without first taking a! pathet ter space. T 4 minute in each direction tno} e feathers of one one of f 099,000 each twe! TTS work complete, the Twelfth Na-|thoro survey of his surroundings.” | given to any | draw your admirath | samo time over a new cable recently | say 10 Gatch the birds od pa " ERING LOSSES tional Foreign ‘Trade convention| 1m discussing opportunities for|ment of Pact of the finent opened between Rome and New Yort full droe' te: ARE BARED wisi cica’ ten napalole: late. rida the stimulation of American com-|means the deve Tt was the first time the stagger-| ‘Three major addresses Friday aft-| Merce with British Malaya and the| tire Pacific Coa Ing losses of the government fleet | ernoon wound up the business of the | Dutch East Indies, Mr, Harris urg-| “Every time I have visited Seattle have been lucidly brought out. Dele-| foreign trade council! ed moro systematic effortn and|I have found it further developed ss were astonished as Admiral) Most of tho delegates will stay over | Pointed out that in 1921 about 350) as a seaport. Palmer told them that continued | until Saturday, when hundreds of|American ships, including many] “It has a great future, Manufac- | government operation would cost / them will be guests of the Admiral] Passenger vessels, touched at Singa-|turing should follow the present | taxpayers $40,000,000 a year in| line on a trip to Victoria. jPore, but that this number has|large importation of raw products pon a9 | ‘Tho President Madison will leave| been reduced to about 100, and,|When @ plan for manufacturing The alternatives, he sald, were| her Smith Cove plier at $:30 fn tho} with t exception of the Robert / development is prepared the ac subsidies to shipping lin morning, returning to Seattle at 11| Dollar round the world steamers, | quaintance of mon who attended the | 000,000 a year, or disapp n the evening |no American vessels call at Singa-|convention wttle's problema the American flag At Viet the Vancouver board| pore. Five years The Palmer plan, « of trade w h & e ‘0 there were| and resources is bound to be of ser provide another boat | 400 Americans & in the city| vice. I look to see Seattle de. | Pte) the first time here, {s and take ar jegates who wish to/and today there are about 150, and| velop its true destiny, and I am () Transfer of the go, over to the mainland. Enter-|there were cight American import-|sure every visiting delegate shares ment will be offered them during | ing firma and today but two. | this wish with me.’ vate ownership on terms to gi . | ' buyer and operator a profit; y. Many will return East over Bees 7 (2) Continuance of government} the C. P. R pec on lines economically es-| In accordance with its rules the| Commerce Bureau sential to national rest. convention passed no resolutions. A j Aid to Delegates (3) Improvement of tt nes an 11 ‘ger apa ee at oe) ba | From the local office of the Unit di tose ts ; ne mailed to each delegate in a | balan Thea ke ad sas x 5 on ~ 3 0 4 conventlor « jestio commerce, Ix he Lowman ily losing Mnes to the bone; with| Last specc e- the; convention) , mg a l Be ee ere te te. anes with | were moete Admi . & great deal of useful lit Vacationists!!—do not overlook these money-saving prices on Camping Necessities. Every L. C. Palmer, ead of the U. 8. Fleet corporation: REE oe | erature has been given out to the routes, and pea ote Cock of the American} (Sland 1s Outpost In East} deteeates ana visitors to the Forel (5) Chartering of lines and ves- 7 et rtd 3. | Trade cour sels.to operators wherever sales are | ZAwallan for Our Trade mais | services t impossible, on the most favorable | PTaneis | P " avora®'® | Georgetown university, | i. Among the m: thin organization re ders is the compiling of a card in article taken from regular stock and guaranteed. Check up your needs and BUY NOW— amship company, 8: nd Edmund A. Walsh, of terms available. A “sh Sante. in the Philippin nt dex Alretcor forel, 1 i * D. ( Manila, in the Philippines, must orelen firms thru eyo’ Z 7 WANT SITUATION A noon banquet at the Chamber of regarded us one of Seattle's great|the consular and foreign service for your 4th of July trip. CLEARED UP Commerce was addresned by J. But. | trade bases in the East, Judge J. W his directory now comprines 150, = Not much more than a year ago,/ler Wright, assistant secretary of| Haussermann, of the islands, told the | 000 names of fi n firms and also a Camp Axe Auto Spade * Admiral Palmer said, the govern- | state, and Worrall Wilson, vice pres!-| National Foreign Trade convention | many names of foreign sales agente. Junt naturally part of the cam One should be carried on every : . late Th Ho | = ate: Tt high touring trip as a precaution. 25. ei Volhien | Gant Of the be ate Thursday. He is vice president | === = y; nae equipment his. . axe, high ouring A precautio Tent “lost: $28,000, on each voyage | Gent of th sata Aaees ae 6e the AS an chamber of com 30 Great Northern” to Vancou- Pewee Ni Quality steel head: and: hickory Solid handle, biade 4%x8 ina, | made by each vessel. This loss, he | Steraa ce iil: PMitectiiag” ver, B. ( and trip ah handle, has a neat leather cane length 25 ‘inchea. Regular asserted, now bee * jerce of the Philippines: ped Pcp me As a for biade. Regularly priced Pi | $17,000 . n ext ©) Astoria Port Head The islands form a great trade | limi wo fine trains dally. 1 Co2 $1.85, This $1 48 This week .......000506 75c Vettde a) careful study of ‘all fac-| Convention Visitor center for the Far East, the judge} Seattle § am, 6 pm. and (wl) (A week ...... on ebadaed . \ s ‘ Blade 6%x9% Inches. | pointed out, because half the popu-| 1145 p.m. Ci | With his usual pep and enthust-| jation of the world lives within a] 4th Ave. Mé ; asm, Roger D. Pinneo, master of} radius of 3,500 miles from Manila, Station —(Ady.) the port of Astoria, attended the! future of American trade tn the —— Fare DM Eapre dea Aya Foreign Trade convention here this | islands depends largely, the speaker | extra wide mouth permits week. |said, upon thelr agricultural devel-| | the Insertion of meats, ices, ete. he ance sho} will be about) «piggest thing of the kind ever | opment | THE GREATES] Standard Auto An indispensable item on a tno- ,000, year. This does not, ” >, | tor trip. 2 gallon capacity. sia +| held in Seattle," ho declares. “I| Restrictions on land ownership are | | Te oioe WEE however, include interest and de-| soute i¢ any of us realized what {t| retarding thls development, he Tents | This week . $2.88 Lttiesice “rgiaie was to be or what {t will mean to| asserted | SHOE F Figuring the ultimate size of the! the Northwest and tho entire Pa-| America should foster rubber grow-| fleet at 250 vessels, 50 of these | cific ¢ ing in the islands, according to Judge Ticket Office, 1403 9800, or King Bt. tors,” he continued, “we feel that the pre-voyage loss can be cut to $8,500. A rise in freight rates may length, detachable hand ss j All-Purpose Jar) | Wis 00 ga 75 | Keeps contenta at original temperature—hot or cold. The Stoves On this wonderful folds : you can prepare @ meal just 41 s if you were at Mad sheet metal, enam % s ik i b Must be rebuilt and converted to 2180 SE ras Se Haussermann, to © American fetest, Improved. design ote Motorships within the next few SAP PRESSURE STRONG control of the supp! ‘We now pay, | and durable. Small size Reg- years. In atidition about 20 ves- . ; he sald, “an immense tribute to for-| PITTSBURG.—The pressure o! 52 sels must be replaced each year, ular $5.85 outflowing sap from maple trees is |¢lgn nations” which control the in-| Stylish S lee, $14.85. Tale week ~+vo5steeeam That means $20,000,000 a year for equal to that of the steam in a to-| dustry jj ‘Stylish Steppers for $13.35 | . sie SRS weeks $6.28 New construction In the cargo fleet comotive, eays Dr. D. T. MacDou- | Sicha | Stylish Girls . Folding Camp Stools Pag 5 alone, Palmer sald. yISE JUN | Legs 4 al, a scientist. nf i vere 1 -, o They are substantially made. High losses under government |” ‘ ——- | BLACKPOOL—A rag and $e 9 aiiita satel acl hi ea ced Cc Cot Sar ADS Gack seat! And DATE= Handy Stove operation could be cut by private! BURIED TUB OF BUTTER | buyer is outstripping all his com Sale Price amp Cots | without back rece circ? | Ratsc your cooking tara, ft owners to about $4,500 a voyage,! poNpON.—A farmer excavating | petitors by carrying a small cam oa 6 foil length comsorta, | Sie week .. 60c eee cook aie anne phe Meet chief sald. That would! on his farm in Westmeath county,|era with him. Ho exchanges one || +80? sales 4 support over half a ton—folds Same stoot with back. 17 Fits any gasoline ot have to be made up in subsidies. | round a tub containing 49 pounds of | Of those two-minute photos for all A a into a anug package only 2 ft Reg. price 90c. This week @aC wood-burning stove. $1 90 Under British operation, he added,| putter at a depth of 12 feet. It was|the Junk he can find and Is doing | st bai sak ties sO Oe ee are Same stool with steel braces gga eee, ae ies the vessels would about break even. | said to be well preserved. [saruuttig hontoaen, {jf beteet from, alr Parr nele ul uitee 3.47 | ana without back. Regular : “All of us,” Admiral Palmer said, Tonga AR z Fle: week 72¢ “would welcome a clearing up of = : our shipping problems and above all an early definition of the gov ernment’s polic: SEATTLE MUSIC MEN CHOSEN With back—regular price $1.15, Sale price... 93¢ Evolution—Pro and Con || ise pom HE subject that is uppermost in the news today: what do wo know | | 7" Nace about it? Does the evolutionist say we are descended from mon- | | pictured. keys? If not, what doen he say? Does the theory of evolution preclude fa belief in creation by God? What are the arguments that will be used in the big trial in Tennessee? What does William J. Bryan have to say on the subject? Tur Washington bureau has ready for you a bulletin on the subject, Palmetto Tents | Experfenced campers will tell you thin ts the ideal tent—no | Cozy Camp Chairs 1t gives real comfort. Folding c that provided with Canvas seat and back frame. ‘This week-. DSe@D Kuy ropes aro used and only ono pole, which is jointed. It is equipped with a heavy floor, acteen windows, pocket and an awning. 10-02. Khaki, floor mize 7x94 foot, height 6 fect. Regular price $ Poncho Mattresses : Hustration shows how ittle room is necessary for its trans portation, It is an ideal a Een giving BOTH SIDES of the question. It gives briefly and simply the Salo price ........ $23.85 | tress made of cotton » mil Three G t Offi t main arguments for and against the theory of evolution and especially oor size §xli feet, two tanste covering on the back. | et Offices in Organ- | the theory that man evolved from lower forms of lite, Whichever aid doors, Khuki. Regular ” price | Rogilat price #988. @@ 95 ization Election of the argument ind may personally take, this chem gives YOUR LE Tb BRN i ces $34.90 | in R This week ..... e side and the OTHER side, Fill out the coupon below and mail to Khaki, floor size 11x11 foot jax estaurant 5 ees ington, D.C, i Reguler’ price fe ding LORUAMGELER” June the | Ree $3050. Skio price. BS4e79 | “Bring on the Food! Every All-Steel Fol first annual convention of the West. | ————~~~~~~~~~~~~~ OLIP COUPON HERE ~~~~~.....--__... bit of equipment necessary is Bed érn Music Trades association was EB ‘ 9 : bese Re ene aes | faa tee Goeictiihed ‘tare wih the’ aic, Bvolution Editor, Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, Hand 3-in-1 < I kit, Containa aix oach Tt easily accommodates re with the election of | 1393 New York Ave, Washington, D.C. andy of knives, forks, spoons, cups, large persons. Very strongand Officers, The following were chosen Ce ‘ se haters if Cc plates, napking, one salt and substantial, Regular price Ba Kelly, Seats, prendents PT. | yd, TAnt & COPY ofthe bulletin, aEvolation Pro and Con” and Incow anteen parteet Yood hetes na autts | Lightweight Tables | 2°." Clay, San Francisco, first vice presi. | BeTewith five cents in United States postage stamps or coin for same, Contains three 1-gallon cans, For two vacuum bottlens 4 Fe ia i 8 : ‘ Deh coral orn ao Rd dent; Ed Uhl, Los Angeles, second Fed for gasolino, blue for oll, | ular price $16.00 few seconds. Sine of this table Vice resident, and FE, Robinson, | Name. s+. Piaesaenebsaetesouidascasvebsersoeseserasese we fvade BAY eer Paper ccwaemane ouene” | Bale probe. tress $13.20 | BuS18488 Inches, Handy tor and be prepared for the trip. an extended tour or a day's gaa. ber pr W: outing, Regular price Re eeee cone. : SS RIBU, ater Bags $450. This weeks) D38o Will keep the water cool and sanitary, wall gular style, Regular price $1 8 Cc This weok . tenes S-Kal Sanitary wtyle. o>. RAT Byormale mln BOS Motor Crib For carrying baby in the car. This week se. $8,80 The following wero elected direc- tors: Frank Anrys, San Francisco; J. W. Boothe, Los Angeles; George Q. Chase, San Francisco; Charle: Corbin, Seattle; C. F. Johnson, Port- land; A. D. Malotte and Norman Maw, San Diego; Glen Roberts, rep- Tesenting Idaho. f St. and No. or R. F. D.. City, teerscerewccees State. ccceserevereces lam a reader of The Seattle Star 123 Disappearing | Luggage Carrier | It clamps to and holds down” vith the edge of the rune arya wit the er ye is always (PAID ADVERTISEMENT) 9 | ae | y fOr instant “use, Two} Patent Vamp, rades. This Wee! | a Clarke’s Meat Market Bai, ai Oh $1.31 sn $2.88 | eader Spotlight i Rate LOCATED IN SANITARY MARKET Ac ilnne Hae save ouherertt 4 Vacuum Freezers Suitcase Carrier Points out the ruts and ditches. Tris. tne Cream freezer finished | peguar $9.36, K “Ww ki t] F . d” l h very car should carry a apate } 2H White enamel will freeze loa | Reman fae nown as orkingman s Frien earn from Those Whom | Have Cured Penny Satin, price thin? SS (NG ahha Folding Skillet: no turning on cranking. teqe, i Black Sntl . & ets sito, While they last f@ oie Y FREE book il Hiond Kid kat eat Handy—Compact—Urerul, Noto | sale price oa: 3 Auto Tow Rope E book on Piles and v Small ma’ A standard how the handle collaps i Is Hy yea high quality. lamp. ‘Rogular TT Rey iad rd 2-quart size, You may need t. Our to other Rectal and Colon dis- Mond Satin price $hab.. 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