The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-11
n. W. GOODS
ARE DOOMED
TO EDITORS
Trade Papers Men Told the
Value Of Boosting Prod
ucts Made Here

Npwrrnapcr men ffufn al parts "
me state gathered al The University
AZ Warrington Tuesday for the sec
ona dnv OF the ninth annual institute
A. she washington state Press asso-
citation. Discussion revolvea about
trade and class publications. THIS DC.
a.. the second and last day devoted
20 consideration Of this upe OF peri
o4iicll
n II. Cnristy Thomas director
a. rublicity for the Seattle Cham
ner a. Commerce. told tho editors
a. trade Journals OF the WORN OF
me Northwest Products eommi''ee
~ the Seattle Chamber OF Com
nerve. Only 10 per cent OF inc
rnods used In Seattle kitchens are
nnnufacsurcd in Seattle. he said
a. PER CENT or FOOD
COyl-D BE MADE uEiik
Tho goods manufactured herr
would furnish - per cent OF the
fr<SiStufss used II the housewives
vpuld order Northwest products
he avorrcd. The committee viii
issue kitchen catalogue listing
Northwest products. and furnish
&cp,cs to Seattle housewives he
aid. and added.
sFred II. Morgan. Of the Frcsf
or3ck a Nelson Co. chairman OF
me merchants committee. Ia hold
ing n series OF meetings OF manu-
facturers and store buyers nj the
leadlng retail stores In Seattle.
when a Seattle retail stcr~ buys In
the East. I; has to buy In con
adorable quantities and then walt
for shipment The goods must be
shelvcd and held A quicker turn
over Is possible by buying North
west products
KACH CHILDREN VALUE
o. NORTHWEST IxsODuCrs
The school committee IL plan
ming to have Seattle children In the
public schools taught the position
q the Pacific Northwest as a man
rfActurng, region The plan h 10
ten the children Seattle's rank al
I manufacture OF -four. for ex-
ample then take them TO nour
mills and show them the narufac-
turing process and finally TO show
moving pictures Of Seattle indus
triss and manufactures In the pub
IL schoolA
Other topics taken up Included
sBeliing Advertising for TRADE
yournals.- by C. f Fisher. bus,-
ne1 manager Of the Pacific Motor
Boat And Province OF the Trade
Journal" By Kenneth c. Kerr.
eAiter Of the Railway and Marine
News
There sse n t.sds Journal editors
pr1sss cut Of Sc trade journals In
he state.
COUNTRY DAuxES HAVE
THEIR INNINGS WEDNESDAY
In the afternoon tho program
w2s ~ foIlows:
-seaection Of Material for Trad.
journal By Joseph T. Tcpisy. pub
lisher Of Apparel Criterion. "Advcr
tising Rates In TRADE Journals by
W. T. Prosscr. OF the s,rang & Proc
ser Advertising agency. Seattle:
0tuS Gay <A@t8AtBtA- W CAA4AEt
Norman. editor OF the Northwest
Mining Truth
Tho program Tor wednesday after.
noon follows Making News on
Country DaiiI>s.- BY Professor Mau
rice w. Eickiin. OF the school of
Journalism: 1871 Advertising
Rascs." by Or. NJ l. Spencer. direc-
tor Of the school OF journalism.
Handing Local News by Richard
W. Buchanan. city editor. Seattle
Times.
In the evening q banquet WIN b.
given ia compliment to the newspa-
per men OF the state by the North
west products committee OF the
Chamber OF Commerce. Among the
talks TO be given are Main 30o.-
by C. p. Biethen. editor Seattle
Times: Holding Circulation" by
Frank s Baker. Tacoma Ledger. and
The Newspaper and the Home
Town" by Joseph Swaiweil, prcsi-
dent Union National bank. Seattle.