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The Washington herald., 1912-01-01
Liner Arabic Arrire. Late.

New York. Dec. a.-rwenty-four hours
late. the steamship Arabic, Of the
White Star Line, arrived to-day. her
captain reporting a very stormy voyage.
A gale swept the vessel all OF Friday and
Saturday. during which days she made
only 10 and 10 miles, respectively.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-01

A combined coiander and fruit press
invented by a Minnesota man has a re-
volving blade which is screwed down
into the contents of the utensil as a
handle Is turned.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-01
Pope ReceIve. MAJ. shahan.

Rome. Dec. a.--The Pope to-day re.
eeIved in audience Mgr. shahan. rector
OF the Catholic University at Washing
ton. The pontin gave his New Year
blessing to the students Of the uui-
vsrsity and sent greetings to all Amerf-
cans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-20

ufacture OF beer may diminish. But
In its present form of purity. rank
Ing. as II did. higher than many
German beers by test In the fnssi.
tute Of Fenmentoiogy nj Copenhagen
tao years ago. Rainier Beer win
never be repudiated or its manu-
facture and sale be curtaIled on
moral grounds nor by fsnatical re-
form theories.
PUBLIC SPIRITED MEN
The men who have builded this
gigantic Industry In Seattle are men
OF public spirit In every sense OF
the word. For quarter OF cen
tury the names of tho Hemrichs
have been prominent In every move.
ment for the upbuIlding Of the
Greater Seattle. They have all along
been building better than they
knew. as does every individual and
every enterprise that plans and
builds for the welfare OF the whole
community. The officials OF the
Seattle Brewing and Mailing Com
pany are Louis Heinrich. president:
Andrew Blackstone, vice-presldent
Charles w. i.oomis, secretary: John
T. Campbell, treasurer.
This magnificent plant is nj ali
times open to visitors. especially to
strangers In Seattle. who may want
to gain some idea Of the magnitude
OF the way things are done In this
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-20
BLOOD MAKES GOOD
PAINT"

Next In Importance to having
goods manufactured in ones own
town Is to have II made a dIstrihut-
Ing point for large manufacturers
elsewhere. And the number Of con.
Germs doing this has made Seattle
the distributing point OF the North.
west. Among the prominent manu-.
facturers of the United States con.
tributing to this factor are 4. l..
Blood a Co, of st. Paul, MINI.
These well known paint manufac.
Jurors established an office and
warehouse In Seattle three years
ago. They selected A. H. Getchell
as manager. and so ably and con
scientiously has he performed his
duties that they carry tremen-
dous stock OF builders paint In their
local warehouse and have now five
travelling men covering the terri.
tory of Washington. Idaho and
Alaska.
Blood Makes Good Paint" one
or the famous advertising phrases
of the country. tells the story. He
does mako good paint More than
that, II IL guaranteed absolutely
pure. He is not ashamed 20 put
"A label on the outside, stating Just
what each can contains. That
means something in this day OF
adulterated paint. Back OF that is
tho law OF Minnesota that requires
the formula to bo printed on every
package. Thus Is the consumer
doubly assured OF the quality OF his
paint bearing this brand. The local
branch is located at Third and
Washington. Phones. Main S022
and Ind. 2262.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-20
SEATTLE HORSE
MARKET

Tho Seattle Horse Market II
known 10 stock raisers all over the
state of Washington. more on &C
count Of the name the proprietor
bears than because OF the business
transacted. ". r. Joiiiffe, the pro
prietor OF the Seattle Horse Market
AZ 1905 First av. s.. Is known all
over the Northwest because OF his
honesty and reliability In horse
dealing. When Jolilffe says =
horse Is good, any horxcman In the
state will just as soon take the
horse as government bond. JOB
liffe's word is better guarantee
than most sworn-to ones. tho horse.
men state. The Seattle Horse Mar
kcf sells. buys and exchanges
horses. The proprietor has been =
resident Of Seattle for 20 years and
more and has been engaged In the
horse dealing business since he ar
rived here. lie does both CON-
mission and dealers business. Mr..
IollIffe has become independently
wealthy since coming To this city
and II now said to be worth $780,
600. He has fine home near the
University Of Washington. and 10
held In the very highest esteem by
his fellow business men and neigh
bors. Mr.. Jolliffe pridcs himself
upon his integrity. which has been
the secret OF his success In his bust
ness. Known as one of the best
horsemen In the state and at the
same time one Of the few reliable
ones. no has become known all
over the coast He has never dur
ing his 20 years In business had TO
70 into court nor has he been cited
to court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-20
Getting Full Value Out Of
Two Million Dollars
Magnificent and Mailing Company Benefits Entire Pa
cifc Norhw n Its Gigantic Operations
CASH DISTRIBUTION IMMENSE EXTENSIVE MADE

for the finlahed product. never
comes In contact with human hands.
PRODUCTS POPULAR ON COAST
During the past few years the
malt products OF Eastern broweries
have almost disappeared from the
North Pacific Coast They have
had TO give way to the superior
products OF the Seattle brewing and
Mating Company's magnificent
plant. Rainier neer and Malt Raj
nior are household commodities In
every section of the Pacific Coast
and many OF the foreign countries.
In this magnificent plant. cover
ing four blocks Of ground. compact
and clean. every department going
like clockwork. full capacity. are In
vested two millions OF dollars by
their operation are distributed hun.
drcds OF thousands OF dollars annu.
ally to the benefit OF the farmer. tho
laborer. the mechanic. and the CON-
munlty at large.
All this because so many people
like beer.
That this vast amount az capital
In rightfuily employed IN the manu-
facturo OF Rainier Beer and other
products OF this brewery ID attcatcd
every day IN the year. more forcihiy
than by words. by the constantly
Increasing demand for. these prod
uets. When the general demand
for beer ceases: when the human
race derives greater benefit from
some other beverage. then tho man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-20
gPaid Advertisement, }
ED L. TERRY

Among the present city officials.
Who are now nearing the close OF
lsheir First term. Ia file for Fe-elsc,
sinn AZ the handa of the people Of
this city. IA City Treasurer
I'd l.. Terry. who was elected 10
tina, offle. By an overwhelming vote
in March. 1910.
"a l.. Terry. who. BY the way. IL
"a nativsborn son. al the time Of
hle election To this office, by rca.
son Of hiH wcii.tralned financial en-,
perienec. Immediately set about 10
select the mosf competent and
Trustworthy men 10 take charge os
me various nutdepaftments Of his
office. and the record that his o.
flee has made. Notwithstanding the
fact that between the local Inn.
proyemcnt department and the
light and water branches be
waits upon ten tines more people
than all Of the other city depart.
nents combined. bears evidences
OF the fact that In his desire to APP
point only competent and wcllflt.
ted men. he was Ia every way sue
ccssful
II 10 weil-known fact and con
coded by the business men and tax.
payers OF tho city OF Seattle that
Ed l.. Terry has introduced more
substantial and economical re
forms In bis office In the past two
years. all for the benefit OF the tar.
paying public. than has ever been
done before In the history Of the
office.
These splendid conditions COM
bined undoubtedly form a large fac
tor for the reason that no other
candidate has filed for this office.
II merit deserves reward there
Ia no question but that Ed Terry
VIII be returned by the voters To
tho office Of city treasurer by prob
ably the largest vote ever received
BY a former candidate for this Of
flee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-20

cry ounce Of. which IL used on the
premises. Is operated by two OF the
largest engines west OF the Missis-
sippi River.
These massive. pulsating. genera,
tors Of power. whose flx wheel
weighs twenty tons, and whose
steeiiinked drivf-belt weighs near.
iy ton. represent more money than
the enterprising men who began
business on this site twenty-five
years ago. and who stiil direct the
stupendous institution. ever expect.
ed TO have all ut one time In their
lives.
In an adjoining room Is seen still
running with a meiodlous elickety.
click. the first engine installed by
the old Rainier Brewery. This en-
CINE furnished ali the power neces.
sary to drive the machinery of the
entire plant. and IL stili doing full
duty, running the grindstones and
light machinery In the machine shop
adjacent to the engine room.
Shining copper watts. Justices
compartments for the storage of
grain. automatic cleaners for casks
and bottles. machines which with
almost human dexteriiy fill and
adorn the bottles with labels. are
but a few interesting points OBJ
served In the manufacture OF Raj
nier Beer. which through all the VA
ried processes OF treatment OF the
grain and handling the receptacles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-20

Every pupil attending Prof. Ra
hers classes IL given personal at
tentIon. and another advantage OF
fsred 10 students IL tho fact thai
the evening classes are continued
amer the regular social dances com
mence. This will allow Prof. Ra
hers pupils the privilege OF enjoy
Ing the social dances m the prac
tics part OF their lesson.
The beautiful dancing pavilion
has 1890 square feet OF superb
maple flooring. also retiring rooms
for ladies and gentlemen. II Is ths
mos, novel resort Of It's kind IN tho
Northwest
Prof Rater employs 20 teachers
all chosen artists in their profea
sion.
His method OF instruction is the
most scientific. yet very simple. and
he guarantees To teach ali thu
dances TO anyone who obeya his in
structions.
Private instructors win be fur
nishcd 10 all who prefer. II Ia a
cardinal principle that IN such cases
the very best shalI be given. Ills
teachers are tho most experienced
and skilled In the art Of dancing.
Drcamlnnd pavilion is In the
heart Of the city. convenient 10 all
car lines. I, II building specially
for dancing. Wagnur's celebrated
orchestra. famed as one Of the best
musical organizations on the Pa
cific coast. furnishes music for
Prof. Rabcr's classes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-20

What would you DO with two mill
lion dollarss
II YOU wished 20 be absolutely
sure OF handling II successfully YOU
might put Il into a duplicate OF the
Seattle Brewing and Mating Com
pany's magnificent, plant at George
town.
one thing Is certain. YOU would
find yourself prepared. SO far as
equipment Is concerned. TO produce
n commodity for which there would
always be ample demand TO con-
sumo your entire production. at a
profit that would fully Justify the
Investment OF such vast amount
IN your enterprise.
At least. this Is the present status
OF one of Seattle's largest indus.
tries. which has reached it's present
gigantic proportions from a small
beginning scarcely twenty-five years
ago.
The Seattle Brewing and Mating
Company's plant ranks sixth In sine
and capacity In the United States.
The annual output Is 100000 barrels
Of the famous Rainier Beer. besides
other malt products.
This vast production Is distribu-
ted through agencies in every city
OF any consequence from Los An
geles to Alaska. also in Honolulu.
Australia and China. More beer
from this plant is sold In the state
Of California than from all the brew
cries In that state combined. Twen-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-20

moss Of Seattle on an even keel dur.
Ing tho financial tlghtneas OF inc
past few months n the State Bank
OF Seattle. This 10 ono OF the
newer banks In tho city, having on
Nv been established IN 1908. The
bank has elegant quarters nj the
corner of Yoalor Way and First nv.
II does a general banking bunincsn.
and In the dcpositary for the city
and tho county. Capitalized for xl0or
900. tho institution carries over
Al 900, 900 In deposits. The officers
81 tho bank are men all well known
IN financial circles OF the Northwest
and Seattle. II. l.. 0rondahi Ia
president. John Efikson IL vice
president. A. II. Soelberg IL vice
president aud cashier; A. G. Kahike
In tho assistant cashier. Tho di.
rectors OF the institution consist Of
some OF the largest contractors and
business men Ia tho city. The bank
invites the people of Seattle TO
visit IFS quarters and make a thor
ough examination OF it's condition
before giving II their business. Dur.
Ing the six years u has been os.
tabllahed here Il has become well
known ms conservative. sound
institution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-20

ty-five carloads every twenty four
hours Is the average consumption
Of Rainier Beer by California alone.
Every year $4,000 pounds OF
hops. $4,000 tons Of barley, and
5000 900 pounds OF rice go through
the numerous and intricate proc
esses Of Transformation into beer:
$500, 900 per year spells the size OF
the payroll. the $50 employees being
paid higher than the average wages
In any other industry.
Annually 100000 from this in
dustry finds the pockets Of the farm
ers OF Washington and Idaho in ex-
change for hops and barley. almost
q similar amount representing the
importations from Bohemia and the
southern states OF this nation.
On every one OF the 100000 bar.
rels OF beer manufactured a tax OF
II is paid 10 the government: s275.-
900 per year goes to Chicago and
other Eastern cities for bottles.
which should be made In Seattle.
as 1t is the policy of the Seattle
Brewing and Mailing Company to
use Seattle or Washingfon-ma
commodities In every possible way
10 the operation Of their plant and
the distribution OF their product.
PLANT BEING ENLARGED
Work has been started on add.
tons to the cellars and bottllng ca.
pacity, representing the expenditure
OF more than 100000. To enumer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-20
JACOB KAUFMAN co.
wILcRow FERTILIZER
SEEpsMEN

II IL always pleasure 10 chroni-
Gle the success Of men who have
won this success by straightfor.
ward, honest business dealing and
"a progressive policy that keeps
them abreast OF the times. Such
has been tho advance OF Jacob
Kaufman CO.. seedsmen, 53S First
avenue south. Six years ago Jacob
Kaufman took charge of the old
firm OF Zerwekh. Kaufman q Co.
who we're then dealing Ia hay and
grain, but now are handling all
kinds Of high grade seeds. and In a
few years had 80 successfully man
aged affairs that they were com
pelled to seek more commodious
quarters. Not being used 10 doing
things half-heartedly. Mr.. kauf-
mann had the new building hrrang-
ed especially for the seed business,
and every known facility for the
Handling. display and transportation
OF seeds and allied goods has been
Installed. The fertility OF seeds
means all In all to the grower, and
when tho public learned that the
Jacob Kaufman Co. seeds do
grow" they came In increasing
numbers each year. The building.
which IL devoted exclusively to
their business. has beautiful and
well iigfsed frontage and In 100
feet deep, with ample accommodate
ton for the handling and display
OF all kinds OF high grade garden.
field and flower seeds. Agents for
the Sharpless Cream Separators,
the Rex Lime and Sulphur Solution,
buckeye Incubators and Breeders.
Poultry Supplies. manufacturers OF
Wiigrow Fertilizer. The whole
establishment reflects the pro.
grcssive ability Of It's management
that has won the loyalty Of so many
customers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-20
THE STATE BANK OF
SEATTLE

Business in Seattle is picking up
At the present time. This IL con
coded by all. but the quietness OF
the past few months was not
caused by lack OF business or mon
ey as much as by lack OF conf.
dence on the part Of the local In.
weston or the man with money. The
banks have been doing their share
and have helped to hold business
staple. One Of the banks which has
been a factor In keeping the bust.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-20
SCHATZ BROS. CON.
CRETE BLOCK co.

During the last few years OF won
derfui progress In the building
world there IL no material which
has become 30 widely known and
used M Concrete" This sub
stance Ia being used In many forms.
but undoubtedly the most useful
and popular form Is the block
Form" as manufactured By Schatx
Bros. Concrete Block Co, at i7ib
First nv. g.. who make complete
line OF hollow and solid concrete
blocks for buildings. foundations.
,ehimneys. piers and other similar
purposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-20

Prominent among the many busy
firms which limo Western avenue
and whose wagons may be scen Al
any time constantly laden with the
produce Of the world. setting 4; be
fore tho retailer and the producer,
Is that Of Jackson 4 Son. incorpo
ratsd. located At iii31il5 Western
avenue. and for several years one
of the leaders In the commission
and produce business In this city.
This firm has large and well.
stocked quarters Al the above mum
Der. and carries . large and com.
pIefe stock Of fruits and vegetables
1t all times. their connections en-.
abiins them TO have the best In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-20

This firm. composed OF III. r. and
II. ]. Schatz. was one OF the first
TO engage In the manufacture OF this
line and their output has been in
creasing greatly each year. because
the public have come to recognize
that the "Schatz Concrete Block is
superior to any other material us6d
for the same purposes. The Schatz
Bros. are thorough business men
and are hard workers who know
their business thoroughly and con-
duet II ably
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-20

In every large manufacturing dis
trict or any district where there 10
a great deal Of machinery and a
foundry there IL always good
opening for first-class pattern
making shop and model works. The
Standard Pattern 4 Model Works
was started in Seattle about five
years ago AT 1926 First nv. s. The
company had some success until a
year ago IL was taken over by
Thomas Doran and r. n. Guthrie.
and since that time II has been
rapidly booming In business way.
The two young proprieiorS are hus-
tiers from the word go" have a
large circle OF acquaintance. are
progressive and energetic and can
do expert work. This Is a combf-
nation which ls hard TO compete
against and the two mon are fore
ing their firm TO the front In first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-20
GERMAN-AMERICAN
BANK "

saattle's newest bank, but by no
means tho smallest. In the German.
American Bank OF Seattle. This In
Htitution was formerly the State
Rank OF Ballard. where It waa or
ganized In 1905. II was reorsanikad,
enlarged and the name changed Jan
uafy ~. 1910. and the bank moved
10 It's present quarters at the cor
ner Of Third avenue and Marion
street January 30. lsi0. Since It's
reorganization. the bank has In
creased It's business 10 wonderful
extent and IL now firmly eAtab.
ilahed as ono OF the leading flnan-
cial institutions OF the Northwest.
II carries accounts Of banks. firms.
corporations and individuals. Small
accounts are looked for and vel
coined. Savings accounts are start
ed ON 81 week. The bank 10 ac-
commodate It's patrons remains
open Saturday evening from 6 to s
o'clock. Four per cent interest Is
paid on savings deposits. and spe-
cial attention Is paid 20 this class
OF banking. The officers OF tho
bank are Ernest carstenn. prcsi-
dent; John v. ostrom. vice prcni-
dent: l. J. Riley. cashier. and IL.
Rohwer. assistant cashier. Tho
directors besides the above are a.
w. Hoffman. j. A. carstens. II. u.
Thlole. Or. A. o. fsoc. H. e. Buch-
terkircheu. w. J. Brugg.mann. II.
hickman. r. Marcuson. J. G. stein.
n. ID. Pinneo and n. tilavln. The
bank 10 capitalized for sioo. 900. ia
depoaits Dec sist. 1911. were stie.-
ooo.oo, Surplus and undivided prof.
It's reached that day. eiz.soS.Ts.
The bank Is the depository for the
city Of Seattle and tho county OF
King. II IL one Of the most cen
traiIy located banks In the city.
fpaid Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-20

market. and always first y ~
line. They handle goods b ~
quantity on commission. mak1ng 3
specially OF carload lots. m r.
a market throughout IL -
Consignments are especiafly 80
tied. and the past expsrieaoU Z
consignors indicates that - oe1i9
clearing house can be f0un6 -
this firm The members = ~
company are p. jackson. pso11oul
and treasurer. and y. b JoGno4
secretary. These gentic1ea -
by integrity and energy. bu9 y
one OF the large comminsl0 -
inesscs OF the district A. -
number among their patyoD -
largest consumers In Seaft1A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-20

CandtcatE Tor Corporation Counsef
Not the candidate Of any person
or organization.
STANDS FOR:
Dov6,inr the entire timr Of the
corporation counsel and his as
sistan,s TO the public business
Enforcement OF all puhllc service
franchise provisions for the enjoy.
ment and protection Of the public.
Acquiring and operating u nunic-
ipai telephone systom.
Acquiring. operating and extend
Ing. an sound business principles
justify. the municipal car line voted
for by the people
Conduct ~ office free from Infiu.
cnce 81 public service corporations.
Revision OF police court proceed.
urs and fair show TO each nnfor.
tunafn.
Giving every property owner
equal rights aud benefits whether
represented by counsel or not
Rendering same fair. impartial.
unInfiuenced and conscientious
service 70 the city that he has rem
dercd 10 tho county during the past
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-20

This cut ia
the double lock
nreproof elinker
chimney manu-
ia ctured by
Megsrs. Schatz
Bros. ITi5 First
av. s. Phones
Main 4s4T; Ind
A 1920.
NOTE - With
I h Is chimney
there is abso
lutely no posi-
bility OF smoke
gas or fire. as
IN common with
the or airy
brick chimney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-20

class condition. They DO I N
local business In models a. ~
terms. supplying several 4
large firms with them. and 49,
their pattern business exdncl1
The business Of making psttprn
one which requires a grouf
Of knowledge and skin IN ~
Of work. Both Of these meo
not only the expert knowie1m
have the practical traininG q -
perlence behind their roYk
both received their training 3 =
Of the largest and best shopa =
attic. where they acquired go
for the ability they dizplayel
Standard Pattern works d - p
the 400 manufacturing eol11
ments In Seattle which have ~
10 make this one OF The -
cities In the United Staxsa r r
just such firms as this In -
cities great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-20
PROF.. RABER.

Tho largest dancing school In tho
Pacific Northwest In right here In
Seattle, run by Prof Haber. NJ
Droamland pavilion. Seventh av.
and Union ht.