The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 18, 1921, Page 2

‘ THE SE DEADLY SPEED FIENDS RAPPE Eastlake Perilous Place for (tft t0 reer of vervice, war | Walkers; One Nearly Killed | Somethtng emphatic should be done to end speeding and other flag. rant violations of traffic rules on Bastiake ave, H. L, Mofheraon, 214 OSSINING, N. Y, like the place Guess I'll while” evening by a motorist driving on the TAKEN TO HOSPITAL tured skull ay well as a broken leg, and taken to Seattle General hospital, It waa reported later that his tn juries were not as serious aa they at first appeared, out conmated of bad cuts and bruises only “I was on a street car when the ac | eident_ happened,” said MePherson. “The first | knew of it was when the motorman threw on the emergency | and stopped the car with a jolt. We} passengers were hurled into the front | end of the car | “] waa flung up against the motor. | |man. He jumped off and I followed | him, Horn was tying in the street, The auto was speeding on. The driver hadn't stopped to see whether he had killed the man or not. I was told the driver was « prominent cigar | merchant, “Horn had got off a street car and) | was croesing to the other side of the) | atreet on hia way home The autolst, instead of waiting ti the traffic cleared, swung into the left side of the avenue and dodged Ure street car, knocking Horn down. | “I helped carry the tnfered man to the sidewalk. We thought he was }hart much worse than they sald at the hospital, But that imn't the brings one of these GRAFONOLAS to you— —together with your choice of $5— worth of records. The balance of the cost is paid in small weekly or monthly payments. this week make your selection at these greatly reduced prices— | point; these speed fiends have no re- | gard for traffic laws. Speeding out GRAFONOLA D3 --$ To 8 6o— GRAFONOLA E2 --$125— 3 85- GRAFONOLA F2 .cccenee meee -- $140 3100- GRAFONOLA G3 ceceeecennmveceee—- $150— e135— day was the comeback of Lieut. C. | nosy and rheumatiom. It pro’ to McPherson's complaint. Carr admitted that there le speed —— and your curative tng, and also admitted that his ée ne. ways all of the time, because we /ative eating to restore me to haven't enough te go around.” | dition of uimblenene that I Insult to Mother been able to plant er work Ife nose gashed and face bruteed,| way, because of my helpless J, M. Gulbraith, 59, was due to tion, I could not even pull on a pair of the Percy A. Rockefeller by ta, let alone work in them—- NOTK—Those who find it tnoon-| ring the um of the monocie by pottce - I dort mind telling the world I'm venient te go to Dr. Lougbney's Formerty the aingle eye Hw right fivt stiff and sore and | grateful te you and your thoroughly Sanitarium im Kirkland may find were turned, |P@8¢ i police court Friday on « were caught | “#hting charge. the knuckles skinned, J. 1. Swent-| good treatment, as shown in E tablets. Feanine bears | Sweeting attacked Gulbraith tm the | foot yon get Sromo) soe —Aat [latter's room, 1214% Sixth ave. | lower ‘Thurwiay afternoon and sewerety|and hold steady till 1 was ak a Fa f : if to the position LOOK AT THE New Reduced Prices WHILE THEY LAST Surplus Army Goods 5s We are making a special effort to sell out our stock of Men’s Suits and Overcoats Come and see our re- markable bargains. This Enormous stock of Men’s Wear Now Being a This is a | effort on our part to make Dress Hats slaughter of our enormous stock of ae savin, Men’s wear. Black Sateen All of our Shirts ..... +. army goods pues tre are included in @ =: igen this wonderful Underwear DOUBLE BLANKET. $2.29 PRUNES $1.65 | BACON $2.50 Men’s Dress Shoes PINEAPPLE, ipnie No. 2 can...,..20C bey Sent = $2.48 ow. OR 75 we vi gg _ 25e Garters in our desire And a large line of Peas, Tomatoes, Peaches, etc. now offered Blankets, Shoes, Boots, Raincoats, Slickers, Tin Pants, ‘ Underwear, Shirts, Sox and Pants, all at new reduced to yo uu at oa ° “4 prices. Ridiculous NEW LIST JUST OUT Prices ‘or Write for It. Mail Orders Filled. Surplus Army Supply Store EX-LIEUT. LEWIS C, GARVER In Charge 1013-1015 First Avenue 9 === and Spring We find that we have at Lym least one thousand Gan BOYS’ SUITS more than we should have on hand, Buy one now and you . arn He Refuses to Quit | Liquor Not Legal; Sing Sing; Likes It ‘There in one man in Sing Ming who | doesn’t exist, nobody can be arrested kes the place, He is Witlam Mead, for stealing it, That waa the dee the prison’s chief engineer, who,| sion of an Atlanta judge who die thanks,’ he replied, “I've come to &. Lynn at. complained to The Star Friday, that further bloodshed may be prevented, | W. L. Horn, a pedestrian, waa knocked down and painfully injured at Rastiake and Boston at. Thureday wrong aide of the avenue at & speed e of about 60 miles per hour, Mel’her- te ESI0 ets PICKED UP UNCONSCIOUS; we llorn ives at 2219 Maatloke Mel tr, Filer Offers His Photo as Living Proof of His Remark- and apparently suffering from a frae able Recovery From Rheumatism and High | Hastlake seema to bo a mania It's former apectal become #0 bad that a pedestrian | Mr, William Filer price price takew hie life in his hands every the hy 17, GRAFONOLA - Seattle, Marci A a +3 50 8 45—- he crosses the street out there. De. Leeghuey, this There are insufficient traffic offt | self will act as my living proof of and now feel like 21 years, My blood cers to curb the speedera This Frt-| now fully | have recovered from stiff: pressure, an beginning with you, was G. Carr, head of the traffic squad. | crits of your Human Bake Oven down to normal, 130—a dtop of 60 partment tt unable to curb it, My case was most severe and | “We have only a few men to check | chronic. The leg on which Iam bear. You may publish this letter, with the epecders on each shift,” he sid. |ing my weight, as shown, was in Accompanying photo, All enfferers “It is impomible to keep the town | much the worse condition, I doctored should know of the quick relief you covered. Wo arrest dozens of epeed-/at different Flot Springs, and &re giving your great number of pa- ors a day, but we can’ keep a speed | with many doctors, but it rematned tients, I shall always advise my officer on all of the arterial high-|for your Human Hake Oven and cur. friends from the youngest to the eld- ‘Te ing, 1%, wan also due te appear on|I was able to atand on the leg that flees, where be is sasisted by com- Cine ire, BHOMO|the mme charge. was 20 very bad afl Reep the other pelent lady nurses. Many patients brah wrote an insulting letter to| raise up to erect position, without Main 6242 i}hie mother, Mra. Sweeting. Sweet-| placing my other foot én the table. Have Dr. Loughney make @ pains +ling said he came all the way from|It shows the treatment actually taking diagnosis of your casa Write Tacoma to avenge the alleged insult. strengthened me and took odt for information.-Advertisement, , 2, | eee Meeeincs Mie optiar tion Saturday, only, “tear 19th, —— tered © alleges ; then opposite T Dubbed Telepl |] between 9 a. m. Sp. m, at , * bat: him. He alk that Gul-| graphed; I was able to slowly opposite Times building. bone ma wae. Bestel Sereeey, Wastes Tee “Peod- Drink” he a grand 1a kd 0) wevemenee Men's Underwear .....-.-.. 49 Secs ie BR $4.85 gal (sspasaacule 98c IPALACE CLOTHING CO. ATTLE STAR CLOTHING SALE Draws to Close Prices Have Been Cut Again as Our Big Clearance Sale Draws to Close. Watch Our Window Displays for This Week’s Attractive Specials srecia. SHOES ** $5.85 New styles and complete range of sizes and leathers, in high grade makes. Regular $8.50 values. MEN'S BOYS’ YOUNG SUITS SUITS MEN’S Newest styles, formerty Good-lookin i : m - gz Blue Serge priced at $55.00— Suits, worth $20.00 sul $ $29.75 | $9.85 | sn les Higher grade Tailored | 01 suits in smart mixed { the younger man. Suits, formerly priced as 500 06-— r tweeds, worth $20,00— | $49.00 values $38.75 $12.85 | $24.85 HATS SHIRTS The newest Spring styles $3.50 Values are pecaly _.. $5.00 | “know Stins'ae.. $1.85 saoroay RAINCOATS $18.75 , Guaranteed Waterproof Coats, worth $35.00, specially priced for Satur- lay selling. Cannot Be Stolen ATLANTA, March 18.--Tf a thing Be minsed a prisoner charged with stealing liquor from @ confeased | bootiegger, The jude decided that Uquor baa no legal status; therefore it can’t be stolen, “No, may a 1931. the terrible rheumatiem and of my- stiffnem. I am 64 yours of age, vee the awny tod hight was 196; ft is now | plan of points. 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