The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1924, Page 4

SOU ER IEE aRRaEnemNRe = ee _—— - — - OPEN FORUM. ON TR AFFIC ———-—, = | Traffic Crash Increase hen P PE NHE IME R ; a | - , eWhy don't you call a spade a) were stopped or even noticed, y y pade and tel) the judaee that they | thero was a traffic cop ou the comer, | P re tho guilty ones responsitte for} He was very busy, tho (holding a con Mseattie’s orgy of reckless driving?”| versation with a gentleman eae Hacks Dro D. M. Angus, of the Pan:| beside him) | tages building, in one of the ed “Yesterday T was on an outbound | } traffic letters that reached The Star} Madrona car about 3:30 p.m. Atliy | Thursday, | Bighth ‘and Pike « policeman gat on | 5, Dalton gave | and rede to Pike and Broadway, ‘The | EAGE 4 THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, JANUARY 5. 1924, 5 F THUR Doctor Says Only Cure Is Stiff Jail Speeders and “Society Brand” onde for All “When Juage ©. C. he man who crowded the police auto | © the ditch, injured two persone molished an auto, while going | an hour, a $100 fine, 20 days and then remitted the Jail that is wherein lies the joar made five stops betwean there Ttwo points. At every stop autos! : dashed past tho open gate of the car, | j af yet none were noticed by the police. | Ta who stood on the front plat. form. | “If Mr, ‘Taylor can caf this kind | rot service of public employes cause | }for a charge of “polities, what does | {he call ‘gross negligence’? “If everyone who was caugh| } speeding got the limit, $800 fine and sg + tana on Saat del speed) “tan’t it about timo we bad some and the accidents woukl cease. actual traffic service in the outlying The man whe saptdhinn Hi ctons as well as on a half doaen Eimer & thinkss ané t spreads the corners downtown? We take our| Hews that it does not p lives in our hands every time we get SAYS JUDGES ARE fon a stro ‘ | KEY TO WHOLE THING — sisi “The k matter is that the Judges a uilty ones. 7 BP ERE Maximum penalty for any speeder MORE ABCUT iat eran Seve ict | MOVIE STARS make the whole matter adjust itself | and tho lives of innocent people will} STARTS ON PAGE 1 not be im eternal jeopardy.” je Fred H. Lysons, an attorney At /sariiy await the outcome of Dines') 610 Alaska building, believes the swer to in 2 ICE CLING TO h ol cials, ec m hy — me the dle JEALOUSY MOTIVE P i 1 nen an auto owner of the Blgh |" roaay only the motive remains Th 1 character and respectability A oben a9 reeninet e Fiainly pobscure. Pk were inclined to} 4 upon thelr origina! theory, } Marked that the chauffeur was tnapired by Z ttnreasonable Jealousy when he fired Regul P ja shot from Mabel Normand’s .25 ||} ar Frices BGG fockleaw taditférence of drivers | MUee revolver into the breast of} generally to the rights of other street | 9 employer's hest. users," he writes. | Edna lance, in one talk wit G_Lin soeorition othe fuct_inatnewavoner man yetriay, admit The two best makes in America in a potential d: . a ava | Dines and I were to’have been man ithe Giant ciattias core cstmeat‘the doiet cee se sssi]'| Sweeping Overcoat Sale at a genuine r Denver society taan ee nore ee See cabot tt reduction of one-third less than the Sant cate, ax he does in The Star, that boys riding bicycles without lights should be kept off the streets at) night, we can begin to understand} iat rome | plainly marked regular price. nplete answer to { jents,’ therefore, orcement officials. fact—and It | «: accidents occur 8 driver does not have r the degree of contro! r y the circumstances—} 1, isdriving recklessiy-—and | secute every car driver | , an injury upen other | 1) . and they will end this! |. of. reckless driving within tim cca’ $55 Overcoats Cut to $36.65 $60 Overcoats Cut to $40.00 $65 OVERCOATS $43.35 | $80 OVERCOATS ......$53.35 $70 OVERCOATS .... 46.65 | $85 OVERCOATS . $56.65 $75 OVERCOATS ......$50.00 | 890 OVERCOATS . . 360,00 Age i aystan” Overcoats ib During this great sale all $45 and $50 Kuppen- Ba dt \ heimer and Society Brand Overcoats are in with ee Shi Bh Eo the “Raystan’” group at $33.50, thus adding ex- traordinary values and a wonderful choice of styles and beautiful fabrics to Cheasty’s great popular price feature line. ave. N. man, who asks that | ee not be printed, says he}; link Mr. Taylor of the tr tment ought to get “peeved” itigens complain. Taylor must have had a bad when he wrote that letter | MA he writes,. “It seems TAKE to have the hem and that y the told a more EXTRA SPECIAL OFFERING of a selected group of beautiful Kupperheimer and “Society Brand” Men’s and Young Men’s Suits $45 Suits Cut to $39.35 $50 Suits Cut to $43.45 pai ; $55.00 Suits cut to. . .$47.85 | $65.00 Suits cut to. . . $56.75 ESE $60.00 Suits cut to. . .$52.90 | $70.00 Suits cut to . . . $59.90 Perfect fitting models for every type and build, Extraordinary values in this splendid assortment. . for a long time ¢ very good men | re others who could be Wh le there a in it, there impr=ved. LIGHTED AUTOS ATTRACT COP” Saturday from 7 “Last pom during tt ‘pogees ht s and five a with only one ner. None of them AIRSHIP WRECK FOUND IN SEA! 22 == ear When the operation wit! Mystery of French Dirigitie| ae, Dixmude Is Solved . PARIS, Jan. more of the m mude's Mediterr: on th “Mr. Dines night,” his nurse A CHARGE ACCOUNT. IF DESIRED CHEASTY’S MI-ANNUAL SALE STORE d STORE : ° erat A Cas f Y$ oun Manhattan Shirts EVERY EVERY AT SRARP REDUCTIONS R. E. BiGetow - S.W. 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