The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1924, Page 8

DRY AGENT DIES American Warships in IN WRECK Need of Modernizing Stetson, on Bening TP! All But Five of Battleships Are Lack- ing in Proper Gun Elevation & BY CHARLES P. STEWART A i N. B.A. Service Writer t t tan ate th c te n of al bs her capital ¢ all . t ‘ ships WHAT JAPAN CAN spplied no longer.|DO 18 A SECRET exactly the date) Jay at ay STUDY TRAFFIC: = and BATTLESHIPS Sige. — = i H ;_ | BEHIND TIMES J . * “ Nation-Wide Survey Insti- | riots exactly what is haps er treaty quota is 20. tuted by Sec. Hoover paced egg eer 0 pe n to. begin, and "= rp S w art finiahed > san r gh. | Utah and Florida 4 mer 6 “4 battl hives and Prank Page, commissioner of high-| , ia nsay and Wyoming. 1912 20, ' ways of North Carolina and “father New York and Texas 1914 cruisers. of good roads’’ in that state, has bound ‘and Maeaee 1916 « have the advantage In necepted the invitation of Secretary cruisers in speed unl to the bat~ seeking to improve the present traf.|!n every respect, ¢ a tonnage basin. work in preparation for a general| and the deve conference on street highway safety | cational pr which will be held later in the year,| The need and in which national organizations | out some promoting safety will take part | Hoover call ‘The seven committees will under.| tives fro take studies in the following subjects: Statistics as to traffic accidents; con. Ja in, Nation: trol of traffic in urban and rural| of Commerce, y Aistricts; licensing of drivers; city| sociation, American Fedérated Etigt-|t planning and zonink in relation to| neering society, Américan Miétual traffle congestion and safety con-|allinnce, United States Chamber of struction and engineering as a factor|Commerce and National Bureau of in safety improvement; insurance! Casualty and Surety underwriters. pt of a safety edu brought secretary presenta America clash merican Railway as But it's @ ratio, r bers, that our own Ale xperta ndmit we THE BON MARCHE Jobber’s Clean-Up 1,200 Pairs Women’s Fiber STOCKINGS 39° Seamless feet—seamed backs —ouble lisle hem tops— black and all the popular summer shades. a word, explains the crowds daily in the Bargain Basement. ~ Variety, Quality, Bargains—always attract! Printed Crepe! Georgette Flowered and Plain! 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Priced to appeal to thrifty shoppers. af Commerce Hoover to be chairman | Pennsylvania and Arizona 1916 limited by treaty, | af & committee on highway construc-| NeW Mexico, Missiastppl = | American experts elected to put all tion and engineering in its relation tho... ++ 1917-1919 theirs into strength; the British pre © safety in. traffie, ‘The appoint seo and California. 1920-3921 ferred to put some Into speed. Ab ment was announced today by Col. | C% West Virginia \. B. Barber, who has been asked| 8nd Maryland 1981-1923 n, the verdict neems to be that} hy Secretary Hoover to) serve an| The Tennessee, California, Colo-/1§ battleships versus 16 buttlenhipe director of a joint. organtzation of | Tado, West Virginia and Maryland) and four cruisers ian't an uneven | 1 number of national orgunizations | Fe up-to-date vessels of thelr tyPe/ balance, all,else being equal | the Brith | fic conditions | tleships of any power on earth. re 33.100 nor the ec lent of | The committee headed by Page is | ¢é — | big capital chip, ahead of America one of the seven, headed by men ofjand its effect on traffic hazards;|It isn't a wide enough margin to national prominence in their respect. | motor vehicles, their equipment ur ships all ive fields, to undertake preliminary) size and weight as safety fact ition, but, | of nur. | “HELP KEEP FOURTH SAFE AND SANE, IS MARSHAL’S REQUEST THE SEATTLE STAR pars County Death Suit CLAIMS SLAYING “°c Spouse AN ACCIDENT aso Victim May Be Silverdale Farmer; Get Confession ( HE’LL ‘PAY j ey i BIDE AND GRhOOM DKOWN morning Frank“ Mills nicken |he had sold the farm er be | tribution. 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