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Title: Architect and engineer
Year: 1905 (1900s)
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Subjects: Architecture Architecture Architecture Building
Publisher: San Francisco : Architect and Engineer, Inc
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: San Francisco Public Library

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lived up to their pledge that wages would not be reduced until living costsreceded. In some instances wages have been increased without anyrequests being made by the employes. Seattle union men are not discriminated against in the operation of theopen shop. Instead, the employers simply refuse to deal with the unionsas such. The shop committee system is being worked out to give em-ployes the representation promised them under the open shop. Thepolicy of the Associated Industries is to give the employes such represen-tation and fair treatment that the union is unnecessary to them. That is why Seattle today is a strikeless city. Will Benefit Building Industry Increased freight rates zvill mean better transportaiion, more cars, andprompter shipments, zvhich zvill be decidedly beneficial to the building industry.Prices may strengthen temporarily, but zvith the increased production and sure delivery of building materials zvhich zve foresee prices zvill gradually ease off. American Builder.
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HAWAIIAN GARDEN OF F. C. KEELER, LA BREA AVENUE, HOLLYWOODHoward and Smith, Landscape Architects Awarded honorable mention as a notableexample of landscape architecture in LosAngeles by the recent jury. 88 THE ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER Concrete Storage Tanks By ROBERT SETH LINDSTROM rHE use of concrete as a material for the construction of tanks for thestorage of Hquids and fluids such as water, oils and products having aflowing nature, is ever increasing, due to the fact that concrete as astructural material has long since passed the state of experiment and isnow universally adopted as one of the leading structural materials. Forstructural purposes, concrete both plain and reinforced, has by time provento be non-deteriorating and wearproof material and so generally under-stood. The materials entering into the construction of concrete tanks arecement, sand and aggregate mixed with water, together with structuralreinforcement bedded into the concrete. Therefore, it is essential that these

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