The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-02
II INJURED BY
AUTO'SMASHES'
Cars Skid OF Road; Crash
on City Streets
Eleven autoisis were hurt.
two seriously. in accidents sun
das and late saturday night.

uis anu ibr Natufust uiEHt.
Two women wer. hurt and two
automobiles were smashed In col.
iision at 18th ave. ~. and r. Roy st
Sunday morning. Mrs. wheeler. 4os
18th ave. n. was driving north on
18th ave when her auto crashed in
TO cur driven BY N 81 West. OF
sedro wooiicy. who was driving west
on Roy st shrebbcry nj the corner
prevented each driver from seeing
tho other car. Mrs. Wheeler and
her dauebte I.avilia, were bruised
about tha - ~ rms. No one In
one wen nssrioYly hur;
and five o,hW Drs - an au'
tomobie party " shaksn up and
bruised when thslr machine over
turned on the highway Two miles
south Of Des MoineH at o'csoch
Saturday night.
Alic. Anderson. n. OF 1903 .fth
ave. WAS pinned bcneath the MA.
tone wa. broken ard abe suffered
compound fracture OF tho tsw.
bone. Elsino Ae.'s. a discharged
soldier. living st the ST. jarnss
hotel. who was riding IN ths back
t~at with Mics Anderson. was badly
bruised Edwin - Hunt. police
photographer. who was flrst 10 pats
the wreck. took both people 10 the
city hospital In his machln-.
Miss Margaret Gallagher. Sum.
mi, apartments. iiis Madison IT.
and ". A. Lee. iits broadway. rid.
lnx In tho front seai. were thrown
clear OF tho car a. Il overturned
and escaped with bruises.
Forced OFF Road
According 10 IN. occupants the
car was travelling az n moderate
gate OF speed when u was forced
OF the road by another machine.
tho driver losing control
Tho car was the property OF J.
L. Evans. iiss broadway. brother
In law Of f1e,
Mrs. Mary Wood. OF Everett. sus
tained two broken ribs and posst
bic Internal Injuries az , a m. Sat
urday when she was thrown 10 the
ground by an unidentified autono.
bile striking the wagon che was
driving al point about mile
south Of Botheli A passing ma.
chine took Mrs. Wood to Bo,hcIi.
a 4. s. mail truck. driven by J
". CLANCY. OF the 81 Louis hotel.
and an auto driven by George
LundvalI. eoa First ave y. w. col
Iidcd at Second ave s. and Main st.
Saturday night. The truck and
driver were not hurt. Bennett
Brink. 81. s2ts Seventh ave. n. w.
passenger In Lundvall's car. wns
cut about the face and bruised
Earl Lundvall. brother OF the driv.
err. and Ole Hanson. employed by
the Queen Anne Dye Works. were
Passengers In the smaller machine
but were uninjured.
Coroner Makes Arrests
Even Or. G. G. Tiffin. county cor
oner. has declared war on specders
Max Johnson, %. a ahipftter. 73f
". list 81. ana NJ. NJ. sullengcr. as, |
living NJ iii Eighth ave. were ar.
rested by Or. Tiffln Sunday for
speeding. According TO the coroner
Johnson was making 30 miles per
hour and Sullengcr 80 miles. Both
men put up $3.50 bail for their ap
pearance in court.
Martin Hennum. ~. 1895 card ave. |
=. was arrested on jackson AZ. by
Motorcycle Patrolman, Walter Dcnch
charged with travelling % miles per
hour. Roy AnderH, IS. was arrested
By Motorcycle Patrolmnn A. ]. nm
on Eastlake ave. while he was trav
cling 20 miles per hour. Il. X.
Worthington. IS. was arrested by
the same officer while travelling 20
miles an hour on Broadway.
In an effort to avoid a crash with
another automobile, NJ. Dorlson.
1913 II. Fir st.. overturned his ma.
chine at 18th ave and r.. Pine II.
Saturday night. smashing the ma.
chine. but inflicting only slight in.
iurics TO himself and Morris Kutoff.
1862 18th ave, n passenger. Both ma.
chimes were travelling too fast 10
avert the crash when Dorison
swerved sharply. upsettinR his ma
chine. Both men were bruised.
Sol Friedman, IL. was arrested by
till on Mhatcou ave. while going 40
miles per hour, according to the cop.
per. Friedman was booked and
turned over TO the juvenile authorl.
ties. For running with his muffler
open Walter Gablain. %. truck
driver, was arrested by Patrolman
d. N. schoonover at First ave. s. !
and Washington 81,