The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 30, 1920, Page 24

THE FR SEATTLE STAR TELLING HOW TO MAKE SEATTLE STREETS | |LIFE SAVERS ‘ P . . . ive? tle of th t to } t re ar will hit a concrete post QM. FI m's helt once and that will not hurt the Ma t MRS. 0, B. SMITH M. A.D, Onalaska, Wa o« 8 Une brains God gave om wt Hold auto murderer for MURDER, | Stop when the signals eaye the . me as he who kills with gun, knife | and go when ¢ nigne ® Msg elut H. FRENCH Croas the « at the . hubers. middle . a ‘a8 block, Use the brains God gave ” Re Careful emember the other HAPPY DE ROSELLE one V. | fellow has as much right in the 1428 Ninth ave : : world as you. me Ye ig -~ i MRS. D. K. DENOYER, Do away w te ae 13) Mowett st eode 4455 Holly at .- pooder ‘ ofl Veale lice t c clgh eo thout ¢ Have two white strips painted 1 busine ections | judges to admir all paved atr thru wied #0 | ences and accept fewer and compel all pede WILLIAM MOT between these SIMON KRAUT, Dexter ave. | thorofare KF é Corson ave, | eee Everett, Wash a. A. | ‘The maniac who speeds along a see Every speeder ald forfeit M-/ tempting stretch of level, amooth| | suggest that the city cense for two months. Clamp a amall|road ought to have his car taken | printed white streamers in metal motto “Drive Carefully” on|from him, and himself put aired letters top! Look! 1 pields of all machines. school for There them across te MRS. RILLA WEGNER might learn nena 1922 Fifth ave, W Increase fines, hand out mor sentences and arrest all apecd the time MRS. A Let the campaign by slogan every day for the Western Join the three months Mi M. PLUM ey allow autos t top speed . Make autos curb, and sound ho: feet of Intersec oe Ings. rene 12 Years O14, have a Jail all violators of traffic from three to [hard and fast sentence }for the motorist who kills a pedes trian, MRS. HARRY V, ALLEN P.O. Box 149. six months AM MILLER et 10 years 110 Cherry For the fir xpeed laws, st Put “silent po street intersection r fe J “ihys drivers will have to swing tn t Raised platforms on the streets at| license for manently ing corners to left levery corr would make it safe for| victed of t Bh, METCALFE 417 Pacif T. HAMLIN TAME 2413 First ave. 8. | pedestrians V. M. BOHN, 928 13th ave. Hundreds Have Taken Advantage of This Opportunity to Buy This 20-Year Guaranteed Crown = This is the Crown that has made thousands of good friends for the Crown Dental Offices, and in a great measure is re- sponsible for the enviable position this institution holds in the dental field. Most efficient graduate dentists; the very best dental materials known to the science of dentistry, and our ex- tremely low prices made possible through volume of business, place this office second to none in efficiency, service and price. —ither upper or lower. Free Examinations Don’t let your teeth fool you! They may feel fine! They may look fine! You may think they ARE fine—but some day, without warning, they'll start to ache—99 per cent of APPARE LY good teeth do, An ache is caused by an exposed nerve, and that stealthy, cunning decay does it. It works while you sleep. Let us examine your teeth once in a while. This service is It will cost you nothing. and you are welcome to it—any time. Out-of-Town Patients vited to come to either our at un of our of. en of unusual or Tacoma off either office a the if more any Seattle ou ma ave the work finished at enient I see to it that start at other time pecial attention Come in and we you have —LADY ATTENDANTS— Office Open Evenings and Sunday Mornings Crown Dental Offices, mw. DR. REID, President Above the “Palace Hip,” Empress Building, Second Ave. Corner 13th and Broadway—Tacoma—Labor Temple of the vext tw THOMAS, lock Reduce hould be ¢ motoriata fre if they are ¢ ent pedestria GRAY, 1530 W. 54th at | ee Moving sidewalks over atreeta will »| help. % G. PARSONS, 709 N, 73rd at | eee | to your left til! you reach the r of the street and then to the rigt Fr, G, SWANTON P1ith ava | eee | Classify all machines as exsentia nd nor ntiat business, the . plew r ' each 1 keep to ita haunts and en! for SUTTON, 2117 Tth ave. N see | Mave the traffic officer take the name of an offender, Don't | ni top all the traffic while he « . to the offending autotat th | tons, which the drive ly know MI A. 1. PREDED Make speed limit ix miles an how outlying district qual justl all, rich and poor MA LIEURANCE 2406 26th Ave, 8. W. Fach driver should pass an exam and carry a card, showing If caught @riving ecklemly, take card away, and bar them to drive for © year. GLENN PARKA, Marynville, Box 648. eee Remove all peed limit, leense irivers, revoke license for accident that does not result tn death. Te if death nee forever, nation qualification voke licens permanently take away lice rM B ‘ Willow eee St. approach inter. | Put t near cor wore ¢ DICK LACKAYE 306 FE. 72nd st eee | | Don't walk around rear of cars| } Lota of accidents happen this way Put red fight on rear of street cars, which motorman can switch on when Report spe the back, #« tell what the If pedentr inte have KON Confineate k for murder WAL Streets eb Auton ab faster than of way whe Arrest driver blamelons, forfeit hin } “har ed limit 10 m: crons internec ALBERT E. JOMN eters to police, Put an which rm on ear wil he turns, Also @ kea * nd “Stop” on » the driver behind can e car in going to do. M. GAY, 4149 38th ave, 8 remember 6 rights and 4 in path of accident MRS. WALKER, 160 Riverside Drive 8. ane wil cara, there jos an hour w down to four miles 60 feet cars and try them thir ilers TER A. COUGHLIN, Elks’ club. 114 not be used for Autos should be KIMBLY 79 Alki ave. puld not be allowed to tions nor turn « walk HUBACKEK, Vanstone hotel. n walking ©. A. LEACH, 309 Leary ave. G. COWAN, 1729 Boylston ave. see in accident. If lease him. If 1 nse for time. Noense for two years ne Ko $1 for each loenne. &. G. HOFFMAN Hoffman Motor Car Co 2 Pike at LEWR, Rone at and let instead of FLORENCE MALOD Monroe, Box 47 eee Ninety ftv tolata could | traffic law car is coming from opposite diree-| OP tion 1010 FE. Spruce St eee It does not neem to prevent acel- denta to punish offenders nor to kill pedestrians, Provide better roads and segregate traffic A 15-YEAR-OLD DRIVER. eee Traffic congents at « as at Fifth ave. and Jackson at rtain funnels, | where traffic from Mt. Baker park communication should be carried on Rainier valley Beacon and | iy means of a speaking tube Georgetown converge; and at What-| cietynine per cent of all accl com ave. and Spokane st., where th denta are caused by the driver of Went Seattle, ngstown pind | either talking to or looking at the] — a wa" an te ¥jother occupants of the car. Auto. ie to ma Oenee c | mobiles are not intended to be districts. SUBSCRIBER. jused for spooning, gossiping or eee Fiveryons should exercise a rea- sonable amount of care. Nine out of | ten autoixts would rather epend 90 days in Jafl than maim or k M. P. LINT 8. Queen City Grocery. 434 N. Broadway eee | Every newspaper in Seattle should reserve one or two Inches across top of front pages to teach pedestrians a good nafety-first max im Always look to the left before | stepping from the curb. LAWSON J. GECK, 5400 Leary ave. one Take awn Jer’s car. Make| the speeder walk. Don't let him| ride in an her car | MRS MITCHELL, M . . | During the rush hours reserve| Third ave, from Jackson to Pine st nd keep the other ave eet care. MISS WELDA CROU Mr Lak IF, ‘ernon, Wash. | * nt get a book of 1 them. Every » compelled to have Y DEEL, nd ave. Mt. V Make the m traffic rules Optical@: Street Floor Joshua GreenBldg ILDING People Living in Glass Houses Should Never Throw Stones | wear glasses, Prices 325 Pine STREET Near Fourtn. signa at © per violations, ‘They should he is generally thinking of some thing—e#uch per, or # All motor be so would be t occupants of the car eration TRAFFIC OFFICER F¥. F. FORD, F Rulld a surtace trol A rigid ¢ tain streets pedestrians. al conatructe corners, Put as secking employment. imilar things. EFF F. COUGHLIN 2018 4th ave. eee driven vehicles rhould 4 that ver wolated from the other All necessary | business transactions while in op BRAF ‘ourth ave. and Pike eee subway and elevated | railway that would take care of the ley cars Oo. FB Kirkh eee xamination for automo. OWE, Wash, | bile drivers @uch as is compulsory }for railway engineers Have cer for cars and others for RUSSELL, SHELL, } Mukilteo, Wash. | eee | fo danger signals at all “safety firat” 1 terminals and along all highways leading into the city, HOMER H. MANNING, 630 Fifth st, Bremerton. .ee Perhaps the strong and definite Jappeal of small posters, on eac Autos she feet instead 10 Me rush by, just f the fr rm When he Have placar carrying look, listen! Auto drive hould use crossins ill come th way treet Lower the per hour an town streets the words: h of Waitir fot tained * pressed t window, will make the atreets safe MRS. T. C. VETT 438 1 ave. 8. eee Tet the city councll appotnt a body of auto experts to examine all those wishing to drive autos. | Let them reject the unfit. An auto is no toy for a man to play with. G. PORTER, eral Delivery. yuld be made to atop hind a n sto limit f car auto at an 1 driver 4 ny traffic officer AYLMER DEW, Hotel Holland. . istody ee posted on streets Caution, Stop, LL, vier ave, trians a little Chinese’ s ce A Chinese ehild 16 curb, stop and look bet crom the AMPBR, »ylston ave, peed limit to ten miles 4 eight miles on down- Infringers of this or- |dinance to be fined $100 or 80 days |" jail, N. J. NELSON, 1318 Norman st. o of corners. | along. | * on pave-| nt of Seattle au-| be lawfully arrested for | out for average pedestrian, as/| OM STAR READERS corners take leense for| driving | | car or| In answer to suggentior eter al 4 and havelto 64 Limut not Exceed | hour tn th ¢ without hb in fide City Limut ur in the count war, wir r ntry, Lat them, the it he te taal” Automor ff of Bulsne hell over the state tiigh ° os fi hes ett » there in no Conge h ye qealed ¢! anybody but thes, Age 12 Rallard 1164 BERNA GAY. WM. 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