The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 27, 1924, Page 13

— SS pe SATURDAY on Traffic, “View With Alarm” SEPTEMBER 27, 1924. Says Henry jp and P ropose Rem- edies for Accident Toll in U.S. W’ ASHINGTON, Sept . 27.—What are the big men in auto- mobile welfare work saying about safety and accident tion? prever i g things. M, pad ember of the ty worker ys Hales, ic cause Chicago rs has Ra redul 3 and yet our acel- Caution cannot be jometer.” rably seasured by the spe azard is ¢ motor. originates in the mind of th country it should be possible to make this intensive accident pre-| vention process @ conscious one.” Roy F. Britton, chairman of the) Jegisiative board of the A. A. A. sow has under observation the law/ which, in eight states, requires mo torists to come to a full stop before | ! crossing railwnys. In his opinion motor vehicle authorities and legislators do motoring a great injustice by rashly imitating each other and adopting laws before they have been demonstrated to be prac tical. The board is opposing the enactment of radical accident prevention measures until they have been investigated and proven to be desirable. President Henry himself potnts to| cars of A. A. A. experience Libel 6,000 Cases of Packed Salmon. Libel proceedings against 6,000 cases of salmon declared unfit for food were instituted Friday noon in federal court by Inspector Robert T. Elliott of the federal bureau of chem- istry, thru Donald Graham, assistant district. attorney. The salmon is ed as packed and distributed by n & Co., of Seattle, the infor mation says, and was shipped from Drier Bay, Alaska, to Seattle. D. Meals, t. ‘Thru the enormous mem-| nip of the A. A. A. thruout the | ry, president of the American Automobile ded up the most vital suggestions of en in motor club work, The big men, ‘president of the Chicago Motor club, executive committee of the A. A. A., “RAIL CROSSING DEATHS MOUNT Educational Campaign Un- dertaken to Lower Totals BY LEWIS A. DE BLOIs President, National Safety Council HE CAREFUL ny paign was years ago by the previous The fo terest: wing statistics Year. sidered an © was proposed to call attention to s by means of post.| nd addresses. | Practically all the Class railroads in the United Sues entered vigorously Into the spirit of the work and, as = result | in the summer of 1922 more | than 1,000,000 posters were printed by the railroads and displayed. Beveral million stickers, tures of the posters, thousands of lantern a! |hibited {nm motion picture he jand, 1m railroad towns and cities careful crossing clubs, pledged to/ careful . Were organized. | POSTER CAMPAIGN WAGED AGAIN | Last year the ralfiroads again prosecuted thelr ac A a sim lar manner. The 1924 careful cross ing poster of the American Railway assoc’ation was ted from m 5,000 posters which were submit by artists in all parts of the coun lery. | ‘This year's poster will be dis jplayed freely. The sticker will employed again and speakers w suggested for meetings of Rota Lion, Kiwanis and «similar clu! Monthly meetings of railroad em ployes will be held and awners of commercial cars will be asked to! pledge thelr support of the cam: paign. ‘The universality of the motor ts strikingly apparent. The need of| uniform and applicable laws of con duct at crossings Is more than de | strabie. 4 be be} TOMOBILE. Big Men Say Big Things Gs These are the new morning. From left to righ “RICKY” the Sunday Motorists | il By Mary Carolyn Davies jMosthinhwind Se, BY LACK lines of autos wind and wind | Contentment and 8 wood to find, |To find contentment and a tree Beside some stream's carrulity Beside some waterfall or peak, The way to God the autos seek lan the antes so and press, Hunger and thirst for righteousness. They leave the evil and the sin or he towns and enter in To the church, which is the wood. Easily, understood easily Is the creed the *« know: Help your brother with a tow, Lend him tireirons, tape or crank, | Half the gas from out your tank— Heaven Itself is only won by Doing as you by ould be dene by. | Lines of antos pass and speed Hungry, thirsty, from the need Of a leafy cloister where Still, small voices ea/l to prayer. Thus, by moss and fern and sod, |The autos find the way to God —October Sunset. be Ore., Has Bad $20, copteccae| |oe Senside’s business district, ling in an estimated lone of $20 |The Bartlett building and Rosnel the E. W. Lepple ptumbing shop the Chowder Bowl restaurant |the Necanicum river boat h owned by L. M. Tate, were destro Another Master Mi Photo Next § nparalleled success Jon the edge just d and abso n perio PACH R@G STAMPED OFFICIAL A. A. A. 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