Arizona republican., 1921-09-24

of fact, but he added later that he himself might have. been mistaken
 Semnacher explained his omission of Mrs. Taube's name at the inquest to the fact that he did not know her name until later. when he saw a newspaper picture of Arbuckle lean- ing out of hotel St. Francis window in company with Mrs. Tauoe and others.
 Golden said: "We are here to learn the truth,''to which Frank Dominguez. Arbuckle's attorney, added: We be- lieve it."
 Unlike Arbuckle's first arraign- ment, when unshaven Monday morn ing prisoners filled the dock, well dressed women today pressed their faces against the steel bars to get a better view and hearing of the case
 The liquor on the table at the party "came out of bottles" Sem nacher testified regarding the ap- pearance of the room on his return, some of the labels said whisky, others gin, and mineral water, and some unlabelled contained orange juice. ,"
 "The people were walking around the room and Miss Blake and Miss ] Provost danced together, and. l be- lieve, Arbuckle and sherman danced with the ladies'" he added. Pressed further, he said his memory about Arbuckle was vague" Before Semnacher's second depar- ture half an hour later. Fishbach also | left the room, Semnacher said. Sem nacher said he went out with Ira l Fortlouis. returning about o'clock l finding the party still drinking. danc- | ing and enjoying photograph music Arbuckle was present, according tt Semnacher, but he was not sure abou Mrs belmont and Miss Rappe
 Left Hotel Party | He paid no attention to further movements in the room, and soon lei to buy cigarettes.
 He came back again in about hal an hour. The party was still in prog ress, the witness continued. but abou | 10 minutes later two of the womer went into room 1219 (where Mis. Rappe later was found).
 My best recollection is that on m, return the door to- room 1219 Wal shut he testified.
 The door closed behind the tw' women and from two to ten minutes 1 elapsed without sound. "Arbuckle was in room 1220, Sem nacher declared. My recollection i the women came out from room 121 in excitement" Semnacher continued
 They said we should all come ir as Miss Rappe was ill.," he said.
 An attorneys debate over the ad instability of evidence ended in tn declaration by Golden:
 We are here to learn what cause the death of this unfortunate girl b what means we can"
 All rushed in, Semnacher resumed finding Miss Rappe lying on a bet | Arbuckle began to show signs ( nervousness during this bit of testi mony, clasping and unclasping hi hands and rubbing his cheeks. but five minute recess then declared b the court gave him opportunity to re gain his composure.
 T saw Miss Rappe lying on the be' moaning in a voice between loud an soft" Semnacher continued when tn court session resumed. Miss Rappe Unclothed
 "It was a moan of pain. but not
 shriek and she tossed from side side, with her hands clasped to hs ' abdomen"
 T All the men went back into rool l1220, Miss Blake. Mrs Delmont, Mi: Provost and one other woman rs [ maining, Semnacher said.
 Miss Rappe was unclothed. her ga' ments being scattered around u ' floor and the furniture. he added. rl T am dying, I am dying, Mi