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Evening journal., 1921-03-16
Keystone Keys
BY ONE OF THE KEYS

We have an all-star show for Pyth-
ian Castle on Friday night. Every
body out for we sure have a good
bill.
Hackett was out on the old ball
field Tuesday. As a bah pitcher he
would make good blacksmith.
George Allen rises to remark that
he doesn't smoke cigars with every
body. Everybody doesn't ask him.
Mickey Morris showed the old
Keystone Split when he filled in
for Jimmy Ireland at the Chester
Boxing Club on last Monday night.
Speaking OF spirits; Boy page
Meaney Marks.
As a soloist Jim Temple should
beware.
Hot Shot editor took a trip last
week That's the reason we've had
no hot shots lately.
Our sorrel top manager. Pat
strawbridge, is calling for candidates
for his ball team. From The gang we
have he sure should get a team sec
ond TO none
We can recommend Paul Marks
TO anybody in need OF a good UNI
pire. Get for home, Bruno.
White Prettyman says ne-s still
single and liable to stay that way.
Morris Goldberg, the inflated box
fighter manager. from the East Side.
was almost tickled to death last Fri
dal. when his boy Paddy Murphy
brought home the bacon. Morris
was captain for his whole stable.
That was one pippin OF a show
last Friday night, and those that
we're not there certainly missed
something.
Don't forget. boys. Buy key or
you will be out OF luck some time.
Our old friend. Bat Barnes sure
is coming to the front He isn't
crawling. either.
Pete Devine. is trying to stage a
comeback with our fighting fence
E-f1rafn
Evening journal., 1921-03-16

Pete Devine. is trying to stage a
comeback with our fighting fence
post. Tommy Kilrain-
Evening journal., 1921-03-16

Don't forget. boys. Buy a key or
you will be out OF luck some time.
Evening journal., 1921-03-16

"Whiz" Jeffers on first. looks
pretty darn nifty. "Whiz" is some
pegging baby.
Evening journal., 1921-03-16

Our old friend. Bat Barnes sure
is coming TO the front He isn't
crawling. either.
Evening journal., 1921-03-16

That was one pippin OF a show
last Friday night, and those that
we're not there certainly missed
something.
Evening journal., 1921-03-16

"Fewclothes" still has that habi
OF losing the ball. Well, Sweeney
has plenty OF them in his storeroom
Evening journal., 1921-03-16

MAN ana PhOns order. F1n.d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
Large sum
NEEDED BY
RAILROADS
5000, 900, 900 Required to
Function Correctly,
Hoover Says

WASHINGTON. July i5.--Slx hun
dred million dollars. says Herbert
Hoover. secretary OF commerce. Is
needed BY the railroads before they
can begin functioning normally.
m. thru funding % the amounts
they owe the government. they can
obtain this amount. Hoover believes
they can at once pay their overdue
bills. place orders for repair and
maintenance supplies and give an
initial impulse toward recovery In
industry.
Both Secretaries Hoover and Mel
Ion indicate they have been sold
on the idea OF =. II. Goff. President
Hsriing's unofficial railway media.
tor. that the first step toward any
real Industrial revival must begin
with the railroads
THE railroads." Hoover says. nor.
maiiy consume 20 per cent OF all ma.
terials and employ. directly or indi.
rccily. 70 per cent OF all labor In this
country.
To-day on maintenance alone they
are employing 100000 less men than
Necessary II the lines are To he kept
In serviceablc condition.
Il am hoping to set quick action
on the question OF railroad refund.
Ing" Secretary Mellon says EAU.
thority for the funding exists under
present law. but u might be neccs.
sary to set from congress an appro-
prsation Of perhaps three hundred
millions TO carry the operation thru"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
PRODUCTION OF
EGGS DROPPING
Local Market Is Firm as a
Result

The local egg mart was firm Fri
day, due 90 the fact that the dimin
ishlnR production OF eggs is begin
ming 10 cause a shortage.
with tho present supply barely
meeting the demand. the stock that
u now In storage Will be heavily
drawn upon within n week Only
a small amount OF the storage eggs
have been taken out OF the cooler,
ana 1obbers believe that by next
week the storage stock will sell for
not less than 40 cents a dozen.
Butter was steady and will be
firm only n heavy shipments arc
sent To the Portland and San Fran.
cisco markets. which are consider.
ably higher than Seattle.
Oranges were advanced In T. o. b.
prices AZ shipping points and job.
beers were forced 10 advance the price
accordingly on "a carload which was
received Friday. Thf price was 1850
crate as compared with 1850 10
So Thursday
Aprieota have been scarce all
week. but lobbcrs say they will be
plentiful from Monday 20 the close
of the season. They were quoted at
from ti.7b 10 g. IA crate.
couFldorablc amount Of the local
rndish crop has been spoiled by
worms. The supply, however. is fair
enough 20 meet the demand. Gel.
cry receipts are Increasing daily and
tho demand. which IL also inercas.
lng. Is keeping the market well bal.
anccd.
There were no changes In the veg
etible division of the market Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
BIGGEST FLEET
ON THIS COAST
viii Be Accomplished in Six
Months, Says Admiral

Within ak months the Pacific
ocean VIII have fleet greater than
that Of tho Atlantic ocean.
This IL the message that was
bronEh, to Seattle Thursday by Ad
mural 4. W. Ebcrle. commandment.
chief Of the Pacific fleet. .who ar.
rived here aboard the flagA,lp New
Mexico.
There arc seven super dread.
noughtn now on the west coast" de-.
clated Admiral Ehcrie when these
are joined b. this upcrdrcadnoughis
Maryland and California. tho IA.
cific win beast 81 fleet superior
10 that maintained on the At.
lanslc."
The New Mexico was Rccompan.
led by the Mississippi. Both ships
left FRIDAY morning for Brcmer,on
for minor rcpnsrs The Tennessee.
which continued on 20 Tacoma
Thursday will be in Seattle from
July 90 TO 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
GRAIN MARKET
STRENGTHENED

CHICAGO, July is.--After opening
weak. due Ia fho general improve
ment Ia crop conditions reported as
result Of the rain over the grain
belt. quotations on the Chicago
BOARD of Trade strengthened al thn
close today Heavy bnyiBg Of corn
and wheat bS commission houses
and for export cssHed the market to
strengthen, aftho only fractional hd-
Vanccs were recorded. Receipts we're
large, driving the market down at
tho opening.
Provisions were higher.
July wheat opened off I've at
tiai. and closed unchanged sep
temher wheat opened off Ac at
tf1l. and closed up &c.
July corn opened or iae AZ 81 y c.
and closed up Ne September corn
opened Off 4 at 81 y g. and reRainad
the loss at the close.
July oats opened unchanged at
3khe. and closed up &c september
oats opened unchanged at to'ac. and
closed up ic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
Public Market

sotTH END
stan e. lamb stew b. n boiling
beef, So ~; lamb chops rec 70 stal.
ribs. fsn n park sssat ger N SCI,
a.. sweet corn. 10 each. raspherrias =
fur stc black cape. . for ase star 90
butter tno n egKs. pnil~tn re dos
cream cheese. ssc n stall bread !.
leaves ssc. cookies. tse dos. layer eake
ar each. stai 20. potato salad Toe N.
best weiners. sbc ~ Polish sausage. -
N. stan 20. Holly fleur. tsfe .arh
carnsiion milk. ice can. large can
peaches. zoe
wE~rIAKE
stan "a. Mrs Porterss pesnu, bu,t--
lsc N Thousand island dressing. Sc
ne 2he; large Queen olives gse ri
stalls 1911. Dutch cleanser. i0c can.
s2c. Federal or Cooperative milk zoe
can. stalls f9-it. boiling beef. isr ~
picnic hams. tsMc N cornra beef Zoe M
SANITARY
stall iop. best American berry cane
sugar. . ne ode. 1875 slek. Horden-. -,
carnatisn milk. Toe can. stalls so.sa
sharp cheese. 1sc N NJ J. ~ coffee
spc NJ stalls ai431. silver salmon "a.
70 Soc each. linz cod lee 10 Stall 81
NOW apples. Toe n piums. zoe haHke,
isc N sugar cured bacon. &c n san.
1t-5e. bars Bob White SOAP. gGc. Hlirs
coffee red can. sc az N, can tiot
stall e.. 4 ms. whole prrp.r 80 ~
macaronl ssc
CORNER
stall a. whole frcsh satrnon Ace ea.h
fresh hAifbut a0c N Pima, hssa,.
20o 10. stall 100. best frssb rharnsa
butter. zoe M. ms use, co-op.ratiye
miik. cans zoe s,au So, -, ~
n. lamb chops ice N lamb atsw e. ~
NJ. stalls fslq9. fresh r.snmc,,, t,'.,ss
5sc M MS 7ac. wiseonain h,irL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
Portland Seeks to
Have Elks' Reunion

Los ANGELES. July is. - Port
land. Ore. today launched an enerx
getic campaign for the 1924 Elk
grand lodge reunion.
The Oregon delegation presrntz(
Los Angeles newspapers with Sc
pound Willamette river salmon. shir
ped In cakes of ice.
Every lodge In Oregon Representa-
at the present convention has joins
the Portland lodge In its drive fo1,
the 1924 session. The Oregonians are
wearing dainty little badges a foot or
80 In diameter telling the world all
about H."
The slogan Hello Bill" IL followed
by the Oregon delegates with -will
] see you in Portland In Is247"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
Steamship Eldridge
Arrives Day Ahead

Steamship Eidridge. In the service
OF the Admiral line. between Seattle.
Manila and way ports arrived from
Yokohama Friday afternoon and
hcrthed NJ the Port OF Seattle Smith
Cove terminal she Is laden with a
cargo OF Oriental products.
According to Capt Fred W.
Brooks. commander. the Eldridge
made up more than ~ hours Of her
scheduled time across from Yoke.
hama. and arrived in port nearly a
day ahead OF time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
Naval Reserves in
San Pedro q DAYS

SAN FEDKO. Cal. July 15.--Seat-
tie Naval Reserve battalion arrived
here yesterday evening Groups Of
the men. on short leaves. are leaving
today for Los Angeles The division
Is scheduled TO remain here four
days. when II viii proceed to San
Diego for n two.day stay. and then
the long trip northward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
Barkentine, Badly
Battered, in Port

SAN FRANCISCO. July ts,--With
her deck cargo entirely washed away
and her sails siashed 60 ribbons. the
harkentine Echo made port ycster'
day. She was hit by the iOomllc
storm $50 miles off port Tuesday
morning, Her crew fought desper.
ateiy to keep the ship from founder.
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
Orient Likes Our
Western Products

That the Orient IN becoming inter.
ested In the latest appliances %
Western civilization IN evident from
"A glance over the consignment list
OF tho big Nippon Yusen kaisha
liner F'ushima Maru. which n
scheduled 10 sail from Seattle Fri.
day Vacuum cleaners. condensed
milk. farming apparatus. electric ap.
plianees and dry milk powder are
only a few OF the items on the list
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
EDISON HIGH
POWER MEDIUM
SplrItuaIist Accounts for HIS
Wonderful Brain

NEW YORK. July is,--The Edison
brain. which evolved numerous In
yenti0ns and a knockout question:
naire, got its inst ruction Of the i'm
materiai--the realm Of the mind and
the splrit-according 10 J. n. Btreck.
enreiter Of Brooklyn. president OF
The General Assembly Of SpirftuaI
lists.
Thomas A. Edison II spirit
medium Of high power" Suecken-
reiier said today. "altho he hU
never put himself on record as 20
cepting the spirituslistic philosophy.
He has been chosen BY the forces in
control 10 bear the spirit MESA &c. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
Deny Further Loans
to Foreign Nations

WASHINGTON. July Is. - Con.
gressionai leaders have refused au.
thority sought by the executive de-
partments to lend further money to
foreign powers. II was disclosed 90.
day when Senator Penrose told the
finance committee that .he had in his
possession a bin granting such au.
thority which he had not introduced
Penrose Indicated he did not intend
at present to present the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
Chicago Live Stock


usx~--neeslr,s. 20 600 Market itef ie
higher. eep, nee. buls 81 sales.
tsseGlAtt heavy weight - - y
siSto. medium weight. iassu 10 a.;
light weight. so ae0to 80. heavy
pAckinx ssSs tt.ssIsskj packing
ssws rough. tsisgt.ss. piss. ts.itv
yiest
CsttIe--Rsesipss. teoo Market steady.
z8e lower ctteica ard prime i.ftu
1918. medium and soad. ~ esksa
common. ~ 20 . sog good ard rhalce.
ssteWs "a common and rastitnn. 80 .
sxte. butcher cattle and heifsfs, 50
Urft. cows ssrE9l.s. bulls. 81 80
0fs7s. Gamers and cutters CO.'S And
hsifrrs. tsesFss Gamer steers, tsteu
fsso. veal calves ft0tis1s fesder
steers. ~. se8 50 s,eek~s steers. ~ f&
MtT1g stock co~p and hslfsrs ~ -
Wfsss
sb~~p--Rec.ip;r t.eeo Marks' STEADY 10
strong f.snts. tstsaiess. lambs.
euii and cemnsan. s5Us y~ariiux weth-
sfs. ssatts. swes. o. seg s.s. Gull 10
commen ewes. tt0ste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
Vancouver Absorbs
All Wharf Charges

VANCOUVER, u, g., July To-
Following the example OF Seattle.
shipping companies here yesterday
decided to absorb all wharf and
handling charges OF local cargo In.
bound and outgoing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
NEW FISHERIES REGULATIONS

New fisheries regulations went
Into effect Friday at the Grays Har.
Dor and Willapa harb0r fishing
grounds. Under the new law tish.
ing operations are restricted
Regulations affecting the Puget
Sound district go into effect next
Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
COAL FIELDS TO AID CITY

DeveIopment OF The MatanuHlta
coal fields in Alaska by Western
capital will greatly stimulate bust.
ness In Seattle II was declared by
Il. c. Russell, publisher Of the Alas.
ka Dispatch, speaking Thursday be-
fore the Young Mems Republican
club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
CANNING COMPANY SIREN

Asking judgment OF s5.579.43. the
y. s. Printing & Lithograph Co. has
fifd suit In federal court against the
San Juan Canning company OF Fri,
day Harbor. The defendant concern
s nov being sold to satisfy federal
taxes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
Adore, Mrs. Louis NJ. Leh-
man. formerly Mrs. Edith c.
SfdOg, Of Tacoma. BeloW,
Bobby SfaOg.

Little Bobby Stage. who played
the leading role. last fall. in one Of
the most sensational kidnapping cases
known here. win be taken TO his
mother in Los Angeles soon. Mrs
Herbert Cunningham. his grand.
mother. announced in Tacoma today.
Bobby'r mother. formerly Edith
Cunningham staEgshas been married
again TO Louis Marion Lehman. a
Los Angeles newspaper man.
Bobby waa kidnapped by his father.
George Stage. from whom the moth.
cr had been divorced. Staeg IL now
serving a term at the state pcnitcn.
tiary because OF the kidnapping.
Remarriage OF Mrs. Stage puts at
rest various stories OF a possible rec
oncillation with her divorced hus.
band. predicated on his release. No
efforts have been made BY any OF
Stages friends 10 obtain release for
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
yAI.zA DUE FRIDAY

Steamship yaixa. Capt. +, j. Mad.
den. Of the North Atlantic a West.
ern Steamship eompany's fleet. was
due to arrive in Seattle Friday. She
has a big cargo OF Atlantic coast
products for local discharge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15

Cstfie--necsipts. 1900 Market slow.
lover. Steers $500 7s0. COWS and
heifsrr. - oas.as; stoekers and feed
ers. sssoMs. se. calves. t7.s0Ui0
Hog~-hecelpts. 900. Market IsGzsc
higher. Top. 800. buik. ls.sOapa 90
sheep-Rscsipts, 2500 Market steady.
Spring lambs. 50 D 10. ewes. tAaAlo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
BRINGS MIG CARGO

Bringing a big cargo Of domestic
products. steamship Iris Of the
swayne and Hoyt Pacific. Caribbean
and Gulf Service. arrived here
Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15

Csftie---Hecsipta. 70. Market steady.
Choice steers. t7H5,ss. fair 10 good
steers. fs.4tHs.75. choice COWS snd
heifers. fs.s0Us. Gamers. ff.9gGsTS
bulls. fgUfs calves. $4,000
ifoEs--Recsipts. IS. Market very firm.
81 higher. Prime mixed. man.
hravies. tsGii. plgs. fitats
sheep--itsceipis i.0si. Market slow.
Fair 20 good lambs. tt0T. lambs. Is 20
ae 80. ycariinEs. tt1sgs. wethers. s.
aftSo. ewes. 81 3.5o.
Itufter-f0c 10.
Ghe~~e--2Jc 10.
EEEs-Jta 1ac dor.
uen--lS u z5c doz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
SALE CONFIRMED

sale OF tho Chlllicothe. U. $. ship.
ping board vessel. for szs.ooo. con
firmed Thursday by Federal Judge
jeremiah Netcrsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15

Money was so cheap In Seattle
Friday that 1t was being given away.
Thousands OF persons damned the
street In front Of the Palace Clothing
company 1879 Spring st.. Friday
morning while II r. Lacclle. pub.
hcity agent for the house, threw
away $500 in cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
WANT NoS.uNIoN CREWS

SAN FRANCISCO. July is.--
Steam schooner owners Indicate that
they will inaugurate service with
their feet OF les vessels with non.
union crews. following rejection Of
peace overtures by marine unions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
LUsIBERMAN DIES

The death OF s. II. Chatter, presl.
dent and controlling owner OF the
Union Lumber company. Union
Mills, was reported Thursday by Sc.
attic lumbermen. Chatter died of
heart disease in Kansas City July IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15

Bastsr--Estrss. .ss ihs prime firsts
Use N.
Exg~-Ertras ease dns estFA fignts
ase doaL No. ! dir,iss. ter DOS. rstr3
pattsts. ~ 4e dar uudsfsissd pallets.
stc dor No. J. i1ite dos.
Cheese--saiifofnia fats. fancy. sse H.
firsss I'VE 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
Market ReactiOndry
in SteeLS and Oils


OF at los ~ points onde. ,sserdey hg Aane9un reacted
ethehcm E below % Rails lower lower
tsA Texas COMPANY ~
ehanged Western linton Southern Pacific Hepub
y
a. nffs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15

Potato flour is again being shipped
from Holland to the United States
in large quantities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. July ts--cash wheat.
No. red. 81 szis 0tasi No. ? red
No. 2 hard. sis2n nizsn. No.
hard. si.5z. No. 3 spring. tfss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15

Alice Barton, II years old, has
been missing from home since
"wednesday night.
She is the step.1aughter OF Daniel
johnson, Of $40 NJ 47th At. II has
been reported TO the police that the
girl left home at 1870 .. m, telling
her mother that she was going to
meet her step-father at 50th 81. and
Phinney ave. She did not return.
The girl is 4 feet inches In height
and weighs 10f pounds. She has
light hair, brown eyes and waIks
with a slight limp. According 10 her
mother. the girl wore a red coat. a
black Dress carpet slippers and no
hat.
Alice, u Is said. had few associates.
Her parents fear she has been the
victim OF an accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15

Ipdsys Vu"sstsons
sagsr--Firmar. Eas. ftkos graduated.
ti.o0t1s.
Ceffc~-So. : Rio. spot s4Ussc ~. No.
Santos. D. 4tNe 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
Ship News
Tides in Seattle
RfpAN
a. n -

N " 10
FIRST ttiEh Tide
4. 70 a m rs "a,
FIRST low Tide
7 50 n M. % a.
second ttlEe ride
SIZE y M 81 e.
second low Tide
ftse . m. as q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15

first itiuh ride
I os a ~ ioa O.
tirrt law Tide
az o. "a 90 ~
second high Tide
aioe y m ne 3 O.
second Tow ride
sits . m, ~ n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
Liberty Bonds

ffhsrrdss'. ls.fati.ns1
Furuissed ~ = ". Manning . Ca
Better ffetei Haiidlnx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15

ESTIMATED fohpNHbW
wheat $50 ears. corn. 40 ears, oats.
% ears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
DATES SET BACK
SAYS LIEUTENANT

tslfutAb1IA tdfts Nnfn UUF7ffDUfI
Friday. produced two reports Of the
accident. One OF them was tho
full account taken by the police
stenographer on Monday. July IL.
hut was dated July ..
THAT is not right" Lieutenant
Carr admitted. THE date evident.
ly has been set back
The other report was made by
Officer James Hamilton, giving n
fairly complete account Of the oc.
currence. II WAS dated as having
been filed with Lieutenant Carr
July 10, the day following the ac.
cident. Lieutenant Carr declared
that both reports had been avail
able TO reporters as Is customary
but the true story has never been
before secured.
The Sfudebaker was damaged to
the extend OF 5000. according TO
the estimates Of the Sands Motor
Co.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick is graduate
Of the University OF Washington.
Che formerly WAS Miss Linn True
blood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
HUSH WRECK
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

brought up short by a felc-
phone pole.
kirkpatrickr right arm was
showed thru the Windshield and
terribly cut and lacersted Mrs.
kirkpatrick Was knocked uncon-
scious and so severely hurt that
she b yet unable TO walk
DIR. Trucblocd. In addition to
being cut on the scalp with fly
Ing glass. suffered a fractured
rib. Tho baby. whom he was
carry Ing In his arms. had its left
lrg broken. Mrs. Trucblood was
badly shsi<en. but otherwise not
hurt
There were numerous witnesses 10
The accident They declare that II Is
miraculous that any OF the occu.
pants Of the car escaped death.
The truck struck the studebaker
about five feet back OF the fender
on the right side. Instead Of turn.
ing onto i4th. as had been the IN.
tention OF the driver. the truck, at
the crash. went straight ahead on
4<%staS ave. dttUFulnk tO Witnesses.
running parallel TO the car II had
hit
The injured were Carried into IN.
residence OF John n. johnson. ssoz
Dallas ave. In front o. whose house
the studebaker was halted bv the
pole DR.. r. n. schrock fos. This.
tie st.. was called and rendered frs,
aid. The victims we're later taken 70
the hospital In an ambulance and
DR.. Schrock's car.
while ! WIS lying on the
kftcnen uoor with a tourniquet
ON my arm. kirkpatrick says,
Two men came up ana began TO
I" NC. ssked mem VINO
80 ,.s p"'" Jan
-, &c.. g.
1890 N Lrcw
., ~.
~ g.. ,ss.." - -.
- -c;,~ - r. .h.'.
~I.yu,ed ,h.x ,x.r~ T., Nc ,,,,r
for they STAYED around for fully
- ,,,,r,,s.~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-29
ALIENiST SAYS
BURCK INSANE
Calls Defendant SIn a State of Men,
tai Deterioration Amounting TO
Insanity"

Los Angeles. Calf, Dec. %
Further testimony from alienists as
to the mental condition of Arthur
C. Burch, charged with the murder
of ]. Bolton Kennedy, was expect
ed at the resumption of the trial
today.
DR.. Charles L. Allen of the Los
Angeles county lunacy commission,
the first witness called by the de-
fense to give expert testimony con-
cerning the alleged insanity of
Burch, declared he believed the de-
fendant was lin a state of mental
deterioration amounting to insan-
ity"
DR.. Allen was scheduled to re-
sumo his testimony at the reopen
ing of court this morning.
Defense counsel said that with
the conclusion of the examination
of DR.. Allen and "of several other
alienists," their case would prac-
ticaIly be completed.
The prosecution planned to com
bat this testimony with that of al
ienists it has subpoenaed.