The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1923, Page 3

MONDAY, DECEMRER 10, 1928, MH SEATTLE STAR Nine Die in Train Crash!) Hr CROTP-RANKIN CO) CARS WRECKED|:!22 Sec: s21) 3H om _| THE RO)TE- RANKIN CO Putt Carl D, Chicago; frac Ullman, is due the saving of many lew “nd shoulder, cut about » lives that would almost inevitably | head ' have been lost, ‘Tho car was tele Welss, George, president New scoped by the engine of the third Haven baneball club, New Haven, |[} ‘e| Section, Conn; lacerated back, other bruises. | Tho list of dead and injured, as| Zanft, John, vice president given out by the New York Central] Film compan: Baseball Figures in|*'etss. euows:., scinlbsakens se tana tok oe KILLED: bruises, . Donovan, W. B, (Wild Ritry,|. YOR Hagen, George 1, Chicago: Erie Smash Philadelphia; manager of the New | ek hurt, f Haven, Conn, baseball club, Von Hagen, George E., Jr, Chir ERIE, Pa., Deo, 10.—Persons in| Kinsey, Mrs. C.D, Chicago, SORE SED UY: UFR. , sone tt At hospitals here today tt was nald Jured in the wreck of the New York Parnell, R., negro porte all the injured were resting satis: Central's Twentieth Century limited, | Struman, R. V.. Springticld, Ti. | te factorily, | two sections of which crashed at For} Struman, Mrs. R, V., Springfield, | ut. | | syth, 35 miles 2ast of here, early Sunday morning, wil! be questioned Sullivan, Richard, Springfield, Ih. tomorrow in two investigations to| Sullivan, Mrs, Richard, Springtield, determine responsibility for the acel-| 01. Went, which cost nine lives, Sweet, Otto, 605 Windsor blvd, i ‘The superintendent of the Erie al Sead aS vision of the railroad, with inter. | etate commerce commission canin| ——————_—$—=—$—$—$—$<$—$<< ers in attendance and the coroner | ee | Of Chautauqua county, New York, | Asks Congress to Build Up! Will probe causes of the wreek. | ui ss | spon Engineer Ch tterson, | Force for “Balance Cleveland, who d the third see-| i i tion into another ion which was WASHINGTON, Dec, 10.—The standing at a grade crossing, the | American navy “is so 1}!-balanced and Npw York Central has formally! #0 deficient in cruiser strength” that | placed blame for the accident. Fog} thé United States “would be put at/ |@ serious disadvantage” In another} major naval war, Secretary of the| Navy Denby declared today in his | éa Ow 0) jannual report to President Coolidge. | Authorization and appropriation of | NUTT aque gparpanaN ATTEN ANN AATAT NTN funds by congress to begin construc: | ha a tion of eight 10,000-ton cruisers was /]) euma 18m | e are e strongly urged by Dendy “as a meas ~ ure looking toward the ultimate pro- Deny Sease Uh voce pevan da net ber vision of the fleet and equalization a a ee ee cth der, Toasting the tobacco | with other powers. under Anti-Uric treatment we will) for LU Y STRIKE “The power of cruisers in offense} |) costs a fortune but it 2°), ee! ie gives the desired naval strates t War sale by “Bartell. Dreg! saves the flavor. raiders that drive our commerce from stores.—Advertisement. | the sea, that our transports : and supply ships, can never be over-| taken unless we build cruisers to do the work.” | CRUISER STRENGTH OUTSTRIPPED | The U. 8. navy ts outatripped in| | cruiser strength by both the two other major naval powers signatory | $25 to the Washifgton naval disarma he jment treaty, Great Britain and Ja- Plates ipan, Denby pointed out. The dis-| Cut parity between the British and | American fleets in this respect is so to great that we cannot hope to bring about anything approaching an equality with Great Britain for many $8 Crown fyeara, he said | and | Construction of three eruisersub. . marines also was recommended by Bridgework Denby, in order partly to veo Po =-|/ An Unusual December Event in SO NOW IS THE TIME ML colicin tien, 34 0¢ whe ary to be While Our Prices Are Cut in Half ree, tee Capable. of long -dis tance cruising. In addition to these i F Come In and ere for yourself we are net doing cheap work, but submarines were completed Z the same high-class work, using the best materials obtainable. | nd 1923 by the same power. ‘ | ey wu ol 0,000,000 wan aakes f DR. H. 0, DANFORD, Mgr. IIMA OF $99,090,000; wan, naked | = he 4 |by Denby for the complete modern-| SRCOND AVE. AND JAMES OT, er yoni ation of the battleships of the } United States. ‘This amount includes | pen ig Banana meld $ 75 Presenting a new lot of Dresses received just $ ‘ 50 tenis, ue tua sin ya battlenhlba, core : three days ago. Bought so much under price rare Jwhich never wan begun becauno of | A la controversy Javotving Great Britain | that we are able to sell as to whether the gun elevations L would violate the naval disarmament ——S—————— EARLIEST BLOOMING declared in his report, how- | NAMED VARIETIES [sits inonoin ote nv New Dresses at Wholesale Cost and Less any way contravene the spirit or let-| f the treaty.’ He said the mat Ste Ra ee Of many there are only one of a size, color or style, but the range is so wide that there is ample oppor- EARLY YERING TULIPS | peoleadaa with ntcadcocardas tee} tunity for selection. Note the materials. In wool there are: Charmeen, Twill Cord and Gabardine; peasthenee Palen HET adverse action. Denby declared that | in silk: Charmeuse, Flat Crepe, Crepe de Chine and Velvets. Trimmings of Beads, Fur, Novelty Braids case of hos len the present d | . ~ . . . $ dos. Yellow. Prince, yellow ne». ‘ pasty batween the range ortheguen|{/ | and Lace, Sizes 16 to 44. 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