Arizona republican., 1921-09-28


 you?" She didn't drink. I then said, Maybe she has got gas on her ston- ach-" Then she started to pull her clothes off. Q.-How was she dressed? A.-She had on little-she was all dressed. All her clothes were on her. Her hair was all hanging down I said: My God, what is the matter with herr" Q.-What did Arbuckle say? A. Oh, he said. "Get her out of here. She is making too much noise," or something. and she started to pull the clothes off and scream and holler, and when she was pulling her clothes off said, Stop that" Then Ar buckle came over and started to pull the clothes off of her. I showed his hands away I said, Don't do that. Roscoe- I said, "She is sick" He said, Oh. she is putting on.r
 Q.-Before you started to kick on the door didn't you hear her scream? A.-No. there were two doors. You couldn't hear anything. There was one door leading into the sitting room and one into the bedroom There is two doors right together.
 o.-How did you happen to kick such long time.
 o. How long? A Over - it seemed to me like an hour.
 Aided Rappe Girl
 Q.-When you went in she was ly- ing on one of the beds. Where was Arbuckle? A.-He opened the door. Q.-Did he follow back with you? Ale went in. He took off his bathrobe. said to Alice, Lets get her over to the other bed" We lifted her over to the other bed, and gave her some bicarbonate of soda and hot water. Her eyes started to better call doctor" Then Mrs. Dell mont was in the room, and they put her in cold bath then. 1 said then, You had better take her out She is in there entirely too long," went to the phone to call doctor and somebody grabbed the phone out of my hand They couldn't afford the notoriety- I said, Get MT. Boyle, or somebody
 Q-What happened then? A Some girl came in and her name was Mae. don't remember her last name. She said to Roscoe, You had better buckle. Gan speak to you a min- use?" and he said, 'Yes." They went into the other room to speak, She left right after that. In the meantime they were getting another room for this girl.
 Q.-You asked Miss Rappe If you could do anything for her? A.-Yes, sir
 Q.-She was then conscious? A Yes, sir, in the other room she was conscious. Mrs. Delmont was lying on the bed. She was sleeping. 1 guess she was exhausted.
 Had Bathrobe On
 Q.-Did Arbuckle have pajamas or a bathrobe on when you first went into room 1219-after you kicked the door and he opened the door? A. He had his bathrobe on. He was fixing it.
 Q.-Did he talk good deal? A. Yes, he did talk a good deal.
 Q.-And that is all you can remem- Der that he said? A.-Oh, he stood there and stared-he was very sore and I said. What are you sore for?' He said, "Oh. if she makes one more yell I will take her and throw hel out of the window"
 fQ.-What was his condition as te being intoxicated or sober? A.-Ht Was intoxicated. He had been drink. ing.
 &Q.-Did you see him drinking tha o{ternoon? A.-Yes sir
 Follow. much? Al don't know @Q.- Approximately how man. drinks he took A.-There wa, plenty of liquor there.
 Q.-How much liquor? A-Enogl to make him stewed.
 Q.-What did you see him drink A.-He was drinking whisky ant White Rock
 Q.-How was his speech-coheren or? A.--The party was perfect ly nice. They never used any vulga language in the party.
 Q-I mean was his speech co herent? Ale was talking abou jumping out of twelye-story win