The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-30
The President the Great Northern Exclusive Interview With The Star
Says That We Are Due For Rude Awakening and Says Never Again Will he
Build Another Vessel in this Country

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listened of the most sensational aud remarkable interviews
James Hi ever gave TO ,, any ssws paPS s man
latter informed him that Pacific coast folks proud
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boast wonderful achievements while the other fellow
ms,ieal banking Oriental hes due for rude
a. ns,s Of fact have no osa, trade At present worth s,s
over 10 the other side apaaetur products and sell them a. cheap
10 Germany and Great britain Al ship nov are iron and
tasae ten something v siye you idea Of
to the orsa@SSe Great Britain furnishes one haif
AND This the O the that transport the material
pie which prick American
buhhleth United selling less than oaehaf
Islands Pacific competitors beat
supply only per cent It's competitive goods the
there n ,e r any sF for ps suys our sson makes II into
garments and sells them 70 maay people, on this nspaeaa trade
It's plantations midst sell anything but the
Just think of ni The Of European res ~oven q
All The naoSs ~ 'hs oa ss tsat over for minute and yoa
VIII have Idea Of the emptiness Of bombaHe
haadleag North Pacific
matsriais-the stun that comes out Of the earth
until TIE da the proaaets
made Is 10 the osEn sountfies-vheh means REDUCTION N
nm sso6' %s'1assa show that he yH s.
per cent o, ~ factory Ss,pa, Tier ss % s sayas @ ssOaPs
sticking thumbs in the arhoes Of our vests and eov
had to laugh when articles newspaper
accounts % Amsfsns ,Sas so"qas.s IN fote W., we % s
Atlantic really sye TIA, ne American invasion reality We
safes and ereved NE "a 70. o. Bantam rooster. ~ ,,.
TuREs IN EUROPE STEADILY DECLINED UNTIL. PRES
ESr RECORDS SHOW DROP OF one HUNDRED MILLION
we Orient, field belongs and we
ared products and change tariwe have ougown
the way eoantre. trade
the emperor radesesknE
earth We must '' T faS cS sss q R6Ye C iaf Orient
The serious that has confronted commercial Am
II all countries Europe closed iher American trade
checked Chinese become pfa
sifiusis now
thirds 81 h me cotton ooq nc un a states me .s ss sS9ad mere
lose the orient for cannot look 10 Japan great receiving
AND voT a MARKET FOR oun GOODS
nts rs RaoSs a. DO the shgesS American exporters that his
ration gains the ommsse, Of Tomorrow china japan viii be es
about con IN our s9ns ss ". are LETTING P s'sas a S
The history % Of .b nation o MoT v S1 sa ye s s Of @
Germany and Great rian"no from The United siate
slowly chance for
world power We find ourselves confronted by the Chinese boycott
the CcestialE handing their boycott
thoroaehy organized movement participated IN by all great
declare And
this threatened disaster all in keeping
the will worth labelling and putting
on he shelf along the other
Will gather the golden viii have the
world that should rghtfuliy belong 10 America
ON AMERICAN SHIPPING
check this
boycott
The accustomed to owning It's ships
giving assistance possible 10 tho ship
stumbling blocks In paths at seems
every opportunity.
WE EXPECT OF COURSE TO BUILD MORE BIG BOATS
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NEVER BUILD ANOTHER SHIP IN THE UNITED STATES
bottoms German bot
bids fly
but when laws
decided disadvantage with other nations
Politics play Industrial stil long
this brand Of politician they must get along With
a SMALL OF the foreign trade
A DOCK AT SMITHS COVE.
INSTEAD WILL DREDGE OUT SALMON BAY. WHICH
WILL. AFFORD WHARFAGE WE WILL WANT FOR
-oME TIME THE ONLY THING WE WOULD HAVE DONE At