The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-06-21
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formed here few days ago at the
Exchange club, and some Of the prom
inent owners of motor cars in the
state are enrolled as members.
The object OF the society, which is
named the Safe Roads Automobile AS
sociation, is 10 make the highways
safe for pedestrians, investigate all
accidents and prosecute complaints
before the highway commission.
In addition it is designed 10 educate
the public 10 a spirit Of fairness to-
ward the automobilists.
Enoch r. Morse, an isventor OF safes
and a pioneer in the safe building in
dustry. died at his home out in Som
erville recently, aged IS years. Old
age and an affection OF the stomach
1scaused death
Mr.. Morse had been III but a short
time He was native OF Attleboro,
| but had lived near Boston since 1889.
He was the first person 10 build safes
in Boston, and his products were
known all over the country At one
time he was very wealthy, but in late
years had suffered reVerses, and at
his death was in Strengthened circum'
stances.
Wealth is being anassed by the 81
Lascars of the crew Of the German
steamship Rauenfels, discharging an
East Indian cargo at East Boston.
They are earning less than $50 a
month, yet that sum is so large in
their eyes that the ordinary banker
isn't a bit richer from the Lascar
viewpoint.
But these strange people OF the
Rauenfels think themselves ROCkcfel-
lcrs, becmsc at home they are for
tunate to get wages equivalent 20 10
cents a day. with the proceeds Of the
present voyage they Will be so rich
they will likely quit work for a long
time when the ship eventually arrives
at Calcutta and they are paid off.
To one of the ship officers a Lascar
stated that the money earned from
the voyage would make them rich
men at home.
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