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down
Tentb
Aenu
l
;
(
continued
from
page
1)
truck
had
stralfhtened
down
Bacon
j
Street,
it
teemed
to
stagger
and
I
'timed
sharolv
at
rloht
antles
ind
'
who.
after
considerable
objection
vnt
over
the
road.
Witness
saw
the
'
bf
Mr.
,
Uwm
which
wms,
finally
'
jard
rati
0
over,
waived,
vent
to
the
stand
and
told
of
a
deathbed
statement
that
had
Nature
of
Injuries
ibeen
made
by
Hanson
the
evening
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergln.
who
performed
'
before
he
died.
H
in
son
had
said:
in
autopsy,
testified
that
death
had
'
'
"I
don't
know
bow
fast
he
was
go-
been
due
to
shock
and
hemmorhage
i
ing.
He
was
going
at
a
good
speed,
from
injuries
received.
The
left
of
'
too
fatrto
make
the
turn.
Other
,
deceased's
chest
was
injured,
his
trucks
stopped
but
he
didn't."
The
shoulder
and
many
ribs
were
Dro-tatement
was
witnessed
by
Con-
en,
the
left
lung
was
collapsed
j
stable
Blaney
and
Sergeant
Sendee.
having
been
perforated
by
a
rib
,
Deceased's
statement
was
contra-
bone,
j
dieted
by
many
other
witnesses
who
F
Rouseil.
autemobUe
mechanic.)
testified
that
the
truck
was
travel-
testified
that
the
driving
chain
on
.
ling
not
much
over
five
miles
and
one
side
was
loose
and
In
bad
con-that
It
was
successful
in
negotiat-
dltlon.
About
fifteen
rollers
were
lng
the
turning.
misting.
These
rollers
being
missing
Prior
to
the
statement
of
deceas-
would
have
a
tendency
to
disturb
ed
being
read,
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin
tea-
the
ratloof
the
gear.
The
steering
Ufled
that
he
(Hansom
was
in
apparaWPras
also
very
slack,
wit-sound
mtnd
the
evening
before
he
ne&s
testified.
On
the
driving
gear
died.
on
thl
othfr
side,
five
rollers
were
George
Rodger,
who
Uvea
near
misting.
Sprockets
were
worn
down
the
coiner
of
Tenth
Avenue
and
on
both
side
The
truck
was
18
Bacon-afreet
about
100
yards
away,
years
ojdad,
parts
were
showing
ras
an
eye
witness
of
the
truck
sns
b!
wearing.
One
of
the
wheels
leavrrff
the
road,
lit
was
stsndlng.
ssnnnga
-noieMn
tne
road
migm
at
his
kitchen
window
reading
a
pa-
have
cau&dtthe
truck
to
-skid,
per
$t:the
time.
He
saw
the
truck
while
Rouseli's
evidence
was
be-'
ing
taken,
City
Engineer
Good
made
a,
number
of
intermpUons,
assert
ing
that
Rouseil
was
making
inferences
which
were
unfair
to
the
city.
Taking
W'stand.
Mr.
Good
declared
that
the
truck
had
been
overhauled
about
ten
days
before.
Under
cross-examination,
Mr.
Good
said
that
a
fibrous
fungus
seemed
to
form
on
prank
roadways,
particularly
when
the
traffic
was
longitudinal.
Mr.
Good
did
not
think
that
the
condition
of
the
truck
had
anything
to
do
with
the
accident.
There
had
never
been
any
complaints
of
the
chain
coming
off
the
sprockets;
It
was
Mr
McKlnnon,
the
driver
Other
witnesses
called
by
the
po-
'lce
were
P.
D.
Rice
B.C.L.S.,
who
took
measurements
and
surveys
at
.he
scene
of
the
accident
and
R.
E
Benson,
who
took
photos.
Among
the
men
on
the
truck
who
gave
evi
dence
were
William
Wils6n,
Anton
Dybhavn,
Erne
Seines,
Charles
Bait,
John
Kfnslor
and
Hagbart
Etde.
All
agreed
that
the
oar
was
not
going
fast
and
that
it
was
a
rainy
and
gusty
da.y.
Sergeant
Service
gave
evidence
In
regard
to
measurements
nd
Inspections
which
had
been
made
at
the
scene
of
the
accident.
Defence
Witnesses
Witnesses
called
by
Mr.
Manson
Included
John
Basso
and
Louis
Pus-
tak,
both
of
whom
were
riding
bn
the
truck
when
It
went
over.
Both
testified
that
the
car
was
going
little
more
or
perhaps
no
more
than
'five
miles
an
hour.
Either
could
jhave
caught
up
with
the
truck
by
;easy
running.
W.
Shepherd
was
quite
sure
the.
truck
was
not
going
.
ten
miles
an'
hour.
A.
McKinrfon,
the
driver,
said
that
he
had
been
driving
cars
off
i
and
on
for
13
years.
He
had
driven
I
this
truck
two
and
a
halt
or
three
i
months.
It
was
very
wet
and
windy
on
the
day
of
the
accident.
As
he
approached
the
turn
on
Tenth
Avenue
-to
Bacon
Street,;
he
was
not
fcgoU&fodte
than
five
miles
an
hour.
,
having
slowed
Up.
Just
after
turning
,he
noticed
the.
front
end
of
the
ear'
skid.
It
nilght
navd
been
die
'to
the
tread
of
the
tires
being
smooth
and
the
road
greasy.
There
was
a
scum
on
top
of
the
planks
'and
a
distinct
incline
from
one
side
j
of
the
road
to
the
other.
As
soon
'as
the
front
wheels
started
to
skid,
witness
put
pn.
jthe
emergency
,
brake.
He
did
not,
use
the
foot
brake
because
it
was
not
In
work"
lng
order
and
had
not
been
for
years.
Thetootbrake
was
consld,
FRASER
&
Sal
e
Reg.
Value,
$2.95
$-5
1.
ared
too
small
for
this
truck.
It
could
njt
br
relied
upon
The
emergency
brakp
was
fn
perfect
order.
After
putting
on
the
brake,
the
whole
car
seemed
to
skid.
One
front
wheel
went
through
the
fence
and
the
whole
vehicle
followed.
The
car
had
always
steered
satisfactorily
and
the
chain
had
never
come
off
the
sprockets.
As
the
car
went
over,
witness
put
It
into
gear.
Otherwise
there
might
have
been
an
explosion.
The
slippery
plank
road,
together
j
with
the
incline,
was
responsible
for
j
the
accident,
McKlnnon
declared.
McKlnnon
was
subjected
to
eon-
i
slderablc
cross
-
examination
by
!
Sergeant
Service.
The
truck
was
not
'
hi
a
dangerous
condition
as
far
as
he
knew,
witness
insisted.
He
bad
never
found
it
awkward
to
handle.
He
admitted
that
there
was
play
In
j
the
steering
wheel.
I
In
briefly
addressing
the
Jury.
Mr.
'
Manson
declared
that
the
evidence
was
not
sufficient
'
to
convict
his
dlent
on
a
manslaughter
charge.
He
therefore,
asked
the
Jury
to
bring
in
a
rider
exonerating
Mc-,
Klnnon
j
'
Sergeant
Service
called
attention
to
the
defeats
in
the
car.
I
After
brief
remarks
by
the
coro
ner,
the
Jury
retired
returning
with
its
verdict
as
recorded.
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