The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 16, 1932, Page 7

nr wt Se a) e ws . as ASSERT HIGH SPEED | CAUSED CAR MISHAP i Ward Coroner's Jury Rules on| Accident in Which Young Man Was Killed Minot, N. D., Sept. 16—(4)—A cor- oner’s jury, investigating the death Tuesday night on a highway north of Minot, of William Truesdell of Glen- burn, killed when struck by an auto driven by Harry Kinzley of Mohall, decided Thursday “the accident was caused primarily by the failure of C. T. Hutchinson to remove his car from the traffic lane and further contributed to by the speed of Kinzley’s car.” ‘Truesdell was a passenger in the ear with Hutchinson, a Glenburn merchant, who had stopped because cf a flat tire. The two men were out of the car and both were hit by Kinzley's machine, Truesdell being fatally injured and Hutchinson sus- taining a broken leg and other in- Juries Kinzley, 26, a garage operator at Mohall, who is at libery under bonds ef $2,000 on a manslaughter charge preferred by Sheriff R. W. Kennard of Minot, testified before the jury. Helene Madison, speedy Seattle ewimmer, was Initiated as a “prin- cess” by the Sioux Indians at a ceremony performed by Chief Standing Bear (left) at Hermosa Beach, Cal, (Associated Press Photo) Kinzley said he was driving be-| Dentist at Garrison | all parts of McLean county and ad- tween 40 and 50 miles per hour when he saw an automobile standing on the highway. He chose to pass on the right hand side, rather than onj_ Garrison, N. D., Sept. 16—(AP)— the left, he said, because it appeared] Dr. ° : a joining communities in Ward, Moun- Claims Unique Title trail, Mercer and Sheridan counties. Free service was given this year to C. D. Stewart, Garrison dentist, | ™0Fe than 400 children from six to to him there was more room on the|claims a new championship title, that | 18 years of age. Dr. Stewart’s work right side. The parked car seemed|of pulling 132 teeth for an equal | reached its peak last Thursday when to him to be near the middle of the|number of patients in one day. And! 132 persons registered, “And I’m not highway. he Not Using Spotlight Dr. Stewart has inaugurated a cus- As he approached the scene where|tom of setting aside four Thursdays did it free of charge. sure I got the names of all of them,” he said. his car struck Truesdell, who wasleach year, just before school opens standing on the right side of the}for extracting and treating teeth| Out of the 4,300 flowers grown in parked automobile, Kinzley said he|free for school children, Europe, only 420 have ar: agreeable was not using the spotlight he had] Tooth-troubled children come from Perfume. on his car. ‘He said he was not able to see ahead very clearly. After his own car had overturned in a ditch, Kinzley said, he wa: dazed. He told the jury he did not remember much of what happened when his own car upset. His head and face were injured. As he te: fied, Kinzley had some adhesive tape on his nose and a bruise on his fore head. Asked whether he was intoxicated at the time Kinzley replied he wa: not. Kinzley said he has no recollec- tion of having said afterward that there was a girl with him. There was none, he said. Other witnesse: before the coroner had testified Kinzley said there was a girl with him. When the accident happened Kinz- Jey was carrying a sack of money, he said, for delivery to the Renville County Bank at Mohall. In_ his dazed condition, said Kinz- ley, he was governed by the impulse to prevent the money from being stolen and to take it home as quickly as possible. The money, he said, was lost in a ditch for a time after the car upset, but Kinzley said he re- covered it. ° “Field in Theft ,__Heldin Theft John A. Machray, above, bursar of the University of Manitoba and ‘Western Canada’s chancellor for the Church of England, is under arrest in Winnipeg, charged with theft of $47,000 of the university's funds. 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