The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 13, 1923, Page 6

THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1923. TN BOTTLENECKS Seattle Traffic Jams Increase Reckless Driving Is Unchecked Star Reporter Tries to Get Thru EDITOR'S NOTE Traffic » His In Seattle this season have reached an appalling total. Automobile driving is rapidty Ty ‘The streets see t to take re of the inereasi jam. On top of this wints reaching The Star say reckless driving ts increasing and that efforts of the police traffic depart ment to stop It are negligible, To observe what the ay cler would experience in an effort to drive thru Seattle, south entra of the elty to the north, a reporter for The Star 2 wax assigned to make the trip in his own » what he found, | CREDIT A Special Sale and Presentation of New Poiret Twill K d the wema ge tray RY S. b, GROWE MEDIT Th the iret paym: low are shown a few fo the tourist arriving from the! phe he turning, At south, it presents great difficultie c t must turn SM, by reason of these bottle necks, Th lts Easy to Pay — S ¥ vith the nue th tape, and | Werte. ave, tr “speed | a ~the National Way pe DAVE 1.50 TAL nd the apy Purchase Payment hee porte ny contusin Pabeovars Fovred| GR ype 75 3.00 fy survey af endo Pest 1 | 100 500 wala "40 ipates : Poa 200 10.00 3.00 ‘ i ie 300 15.00 4,00 We Charge No Interest NOCKER rore Very Unusually ha ahaton ppeg er mlleagte ji mageat Ay ob 5 a uted for. College } Business coorda: ae ealgere ‘ . ‘ae 1 Women : See Our Exchange Débartment far Heal Savings in Good Used Furniture 20. MILE BLOCKS TRAFFIC Away. ‘The THE SIDEWALKS a oe 0 AO patio 8 No apparent effort is made to curb speeding at this corner, al tho huge signs warn the motor. | of dirt na traffic narrow strip ) RANGES plete atock of well-constructed ive satisfactory heat and are easily kept $69.00 $79.00 between two siden ¢ Ist It fs a “dangerous corner Pig ited esc FH ; eS bie. a they occ seer emer mneeme nl AD C8 Along Marginal way, from the | element to the fever point tne the city, the reporter Star less cars parked the sidewalks, Pe he 1 o. wis ere forced to take to dodging autos that ‘ use the street for a speedway necks {t " of accidents. A About one fireplug alone five ous’ waving 6 isa autos were grouped cea igor ‘The high, overhead street car tres rdly succeasful in keepin with Its g into Marg: all angles! cars ed and honked their Narrow belts ers. One Each dress is especially well- Sizes 16 to 44, GAIN an able buyer makes a splendid purchase! Again Yeaders will be delighted with unusual values, for the styles, quality and trimmings are most unusual. 4 hite enamel doors and trimmings the street We LIVING ROOM SPT ly-patterned rtabl stuffed, covered with excel- goleum Hugs for avery this wide Davenport and rooysy Arm Chair are shown {a comp i re a a 97.50 \iemin? ant seer to ee clean National Runiture G9 418-424 PIKE STREET, CORNER FIFTH 4 onane PrP For the college woman these dresses on straight lines will be a revelation. Side- fastening is accentuated; embroidered and braided, panels and buttons assert their individuality. in vogue. tailored. remonies an nverging streets com r among the vast numbers of A second #peedway ree tr taking the inspires drivers here —MacDougall-Southwiek, Second Floor blocks further down | ¢ " ing and On Second avenoe, as well as e r hated, tho blind corners nearly every other stre at Meridian exist biti erved, the reporter found many 4 a traffic of cars in each block standing dow ficer op duty at Tenth ave. N. E.| station on this corner find absorb- | My - bie along the curh, with no driv- and EB. 45th et, the last bad corner. | ee coe ictpation of the cold that 1s to|the clowning of the monkeys an ers, pened ns the they bad | t te one of pecullirty confusing and (78 emusement by watching: the ae) ee Camels are: peculiar in that| the’ strutting’ of: tlie: penctoks:-.Dpi beea there for hours, Drivers {difficult aspects. Much pedestrian | Ments and nearaccidents that hap | 1. according to 200 officials, for|/Gus Knutsen, in charge, anticipates were forced to stop behind them | traffic, coupled with the immenne|pen here. Shortly below this polnt. |they seem to be able to sense @/no serious drop in attendance de- whenever strect ears appeared. | trattie of the Pacific highway, from|on Tenth ave, ta the Univerally | cold or a hot spell. spite the lessening of animal ac- Another bottle neck In at Woest-|fverett and Bellingham, makes it bridge, which takes up what high: The ostrich, however, iy running] tivity. ps pee, calamity. dent Coolidge himself. |inke ave. and Pine at, where cros- difficult. Then there ts croxs traffic| way traffic Westlake missed, and|around on her two feet. jurt as} —<——— Before the war the available living | Take the word of his old teacher. | from E. 45th unites ft again at E. 45th st. on the|ever, since she has nothing in the; MEXICO CITY, Mexico, Sept. 13.— Brace was 26,511,380 square feet. cena D. Olds, now president of| iB | In the daytime, firemen at the| rood to Everett vty of, Grothe to: worey her. | Several ees ee hs Amherst college, was professor in | ~ - -——- ————————-—-—--eer | Madam Ostrich is not losing any|merce are going to return visits to During the war and the subsequent | them s back In 1891 when Mr.| ae s | sleep over the housing problém,| Chambers of Commerce in the United Fexolution 10,593,716 square feet of | Cooidge, then 19, entered col | \ ~ arsginiptaraaae lege. | ae: Animals at Zoo Seem to cltbec, ap the. keepers hava #tted | Staten “idice’ on feecuee tests ath st | ee WHAT TO EAT j fiance Not Solved GALS PROF MOSCOW, Sept. 14—The housing | 4 aneRsT, Mass., Sept 18—Calvin situation in Moscow {s nothing short Coolidge, humorist! Yes, Presi: | more and more, these days, injare deriving much amusement from othe “He was class humorist on gradu- her a permanent lodge for the win-|being planned te California. by sev- In addition, 280,000 square feet | ation day in "5," says Dr. Olds. “I Know Winter Ts Coming HANGARDOM THRIVE ON HOT WEATHER jeral of the chambers of this country. |One of the first to make the trip }to Los Angeles and San Francisco Avoid Indigestion, Sour Acid Stom-| Kangaroos thrive on heat, and| Will be the Chamber of Commerce of ach, Heartburn, Gas on \Ole, the Big Lion, Is Restless; Other Animals) auring te ‘hot weather they were Guadalajara. Stomach, Ete. | Pace About Cages hopping around in the sun. Now, iisiccclic: ‘and “scauienls. ai however, a quieter spell has set in say med ~ und the kangaroos are losing all BY JACK HOHENBERG | always warm enough to swim around | interest in the proceedings. rast ari gg Altho crowds are still swirling |in tee cold’ water, Many thousands of persons are! Chinese nature herbe. Many around the cage of Ole, the big lion, The camels are gathe togeth-’ still thronging Woodland park and] get well suffering from nd various other Woodland park : z subet oduarch, seeresieren i mited | celebrities, the animals themselves cough, cold. kidney, blood. grecable diet, avoiding | seem to know that mummer has gone tinstee and “female Nach and lead to ex: | Ole, usually placid of mein, makes Morilee We Chinese Medicine Gs. 208 James St. cor. 2nd Ave. Seattle Established 1503, Phone Main 2195 fhave been occupied by various gov- | remember well the humorous speech " ernmental institutions. | he deliverde in the grove, giving full ‘Add to this the fact tnat the work-| Play to his whimsical gift of lan-| Ing class is now demanding better | #u9s° Houses and quarters. Practically no| “It is the custom for members of ‘construction is under way. the alumni who aro grouped around © ‘The net result is practically an im-|to heckle guod-naturedly the effort Possible situation. lef the spesker to be humorous. It _ The Popularity of | ‘ i | George D. Oids | Fearon and make it! On ihe rock strewn bottom of his and prevent the | cage during the warm weather, Now, Pdi. Raat ie nt ie ; ners or pre-| he is spending many hours of his | : 4 ¥ the use of time stalking beside the iron bars of his roomy pen, 0 nally giving | bers of the alumni recall how well | Sher © better, safer) vent to a huge roar of disbelief. thar i ag ence Shas h antiacld | “rhe monkeys, too, have regained Dr, Olds says hé remembers the a purpose. It has! thelr agility of the spring which has the president of the United tion on the stomach jain latent during the Inclement} Lt bl x3 y. s walked {nto ‘his classroom ¢ tant. Hut @ teaspo The casual observer may 2 . ‘ ad a shock of red hair like the fas been earned on merit only, | (iio: Dr. Wo, Chinese Doctor License Specialist See hn oA acid stoma: s exceedingly dan {ferern should do elth 8389 MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU had on et some- e Aave | thing to eat. Escapo is their prime motive and they do not take the trouble to complain of the weather The olar bears are coming out healing, waterproof and cannot pro- duce infection or any bad after-effects. Three, sizes—for corns, callouses an bunions, Cost but a trifle. Get a box to} day at your druggist's or shoe dealer's, chyticg ray the gorillas, When a monkey takes did {t was in his head to stay.” ot a few ounces of Hi 4 \animain in question are agreeable. and eat w you want at yo incessantly, arin year out, stop-! 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