Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-10
AUTO COLLISION
HURTS GLOBE YOUTH

GLOBE. April Sin q head-on col
Iision between his motorcycle and the
automobile Of NJ L. Naauin at Broad
and Cedar streets late yesterday after
nooa. Harry Temple. the seventeen
year-old son Of Nightwatchman TEN
pie OF the Arizona Eastern railway
was seriously. possibly fatally. in
jured
Knocked from his machine By the
force OF the impact. Temple was drag
ged twenty feet by NaqUin's autoEo-
bile. and run over BY both wheels CT
one side Of the machine. Two ribs
We're fractured. Whether or not inter
ma, injuries were sustained by the
young man could not be told by the
examining physicians lass night and
the full extent Of his injuries VIII
probably not be known for several
days.
In the opinion Of those who wit
messed the accident. Naquin was not
responsible for the accident, the CO.
Iision occurred when both the autonlo-
bile and the motorcycle turned in the
same direction az the Trust building
corner
Naquin, with a party Of friends. was
running north on Broad street. com
ing from the furniture ware house
in South Globe. Temple was riding
down Cedar street, toward Broad.
Machines were trave,ing at a fairly
coed rate Of speed. The Trust build
ing shut off the view Of the drivers
OF both machines.
As NaqGin approached Cedar street,
he saw Temple coming down Cedar
street toward him. The young man
was apparently looking at the mech
anism CT the machine. spectators say,
and did not notice the approach Of
the automobile.
As Temple apparently intended
turning south on Broad, Naqui1 turn
ed his machine 20 the left. to give
a chance TO pass between the autono-
bile and the Trust building curb. Tenn
pie at the same time turned TO on the
outside Of the automobile. Before he
could alter the direction of the motor
cycle. the two machines came to-
gether with crash.
Temple was thrown from the ma
chine against the front OF the auto
mobile. Naquin applied TIE emergen-
cv brakes. but not quick enough TO
bring the car to q standstill until II
had trveled more than twenty feet.
Temple was dragged nearly this dis
lance he fore hefen from the projecting
parts Of the automobile. Two wheels
passed completely over his chest and
stdomcl.
Bruised. bleeding and unconscious,
he was carried to the Offices Of Dec
tors Wales and McPheeters, in the
Trust building. where he was giVen
medical attertioD. An examination
disc,csed the fact that two ribs had
bee7 fractured and that possible in
ternai injuries had been sustained.
The Young man was given all posi-
HE assistance and later in the even
ING. when he recovered consciousness.
he was removed to his home
NJ. L. Naquin, who was driving the
machine. deeply regrets the unfortun-
ate occurrence, although he not
blamed for the affair by Harry TEN
ple father OF the injured YOUTH
Naauin stated after the accident
that he did everything within his
cover to avert the collision, steering
his machine in a way which he
thought would give Temple ample
space in which to pass in safety. He
attributes the accident 10 the IN
fortunate misunderstanding between
him AID Temple. with regard to which
way they we're &c turn out.
interviewed after the accident Ten
,le had no word OF censare for Ma
win having mentioned a number Of
Witnesses 20 the unfortunate aifair
and earning all pos.bel details after
the accident lie is OF the the opinion
however that all motor vehicles