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;:1_u,ru:9.: 4 L`ULuI:::I. duulcoauu um JLAAJ .\.. minutes, Crown All.u1'm:y Fran Hammond. K.C., for 17 minute: and His Lordship for '70 minute.-.~;. -' Mr nmunpv, dealing with sneer and His L.ol`asmp mr IU lnlnutua. Mr. Duwney. dealing speed. painted out that the police officers diftered. in estimating the distance pm In an "mg `.27 miles Barrie. wit- stup over Hu- xim In chL:k -.I`l.. nnl nu! run I an .n'H'. .. In-xx til) my mg 11-` had in` mxlfwl way Iruvk `ho .~1rm-'. 1h- lruvk `. he said. h\)\\`\'vi 111` l)cfun~ in`; car at LN >n1dn"l an-c ,- hc didn`t nfc Lu [)d:':. . (ivfclnun: .1ry fur 36' my Frank 7 minutes. vilh ice TTTTTV?TVVVTVVVV V Iust Telephone 88 I ---...saaaaooooooo6 O4 from tho scorn- tlm top of the ud that. no unv ( >'|.)(-c(l the Clurlq ling. The fact h':|\'t\Ha\rI IN) of H14 an-:~i(l1-lit to hill. and maintain- mo vuuld lull tho u-xeu-l C.`l:irlu- cur xvus lrn\=(`|- Ihnl Cl;n'lu~ hm! lr:i\'vllecl SH) milvs frmn Hahn Buuvh in Burriv in unv hour znnl len iniinitcs did nut indiculv fual driving. (`mn\x'4\l Quid 1.h(,-rr\ \v:i.s nul. Hm Counsel said lhcro \vu.s nul. slig`mo.~:L : thul. mvn won: at work. 'l`herc wen` nu rod flak -* ulung H10 side HF 1110 l|i1l1\Vily INN` nu nnnn wilh n w:n'nin'._r flnu :11 NW (ll'|\ ll1g. ` \ 1 zu~:m;,{ mo .'~'l(1(? ul llll,` m;;u\v.:. no man wilhvn warning flzuz : [up of the hill. /\nr~n<:~rl um< nm inl.uxi(-;nl(,'( top m we mu. /\(`Cu.x'vd xvns not inluxi(.':nl(:d. hull was suffering from sl1u)L'l( from un- accidenl. counsel h(`1d. and declar- ed Lhal, 1.wu rzlussea of beer xverr` all that Cl-'n'k.- had hm] [hm day! There \Vf`l:\ no liqtlur In the cm`. ` Crown Atlurm-_y Hummumd d-pr-- culvd the ncctm,-d`s ,.-vi(lvncr- nbuul "not. drinking, that day. "Do you believe he didn't hnve a drink 1hnI day'.``' he u. H` (`luv-lux hzul hr-r-n uninn ll hi Ii. l nay: nc emu-u. - If Clarke hurl been going 60 to U5 `; niilns poi` hour Iw wouldn't h|\/L` i b(`('l) ;.{()tll;1 30 mites 1)L`l' hour at ; the brow of the hitl. thv Crown |)r.iintcd uut. The iiui'lh`bnuiid truck 1 driver said "it came over V(.`l'_Y fa.~'t." rcl`vi'i`ing to the snow! iif Uh` >()llth1)I)llHd var driven by Clzirkv. `He stated that the fast rutu of -`w'[)(`l.'(l | of the Clarke cur caused um` air` I the workmcn ropziiring the p;i\'(`- mcnt to jump. Thu Crown sug- gcstcd Clarke did not see the truck until he was within thirty foul 0|` - if ugannuxg. to begin on Nov. `.52. Mrs. Geo. Roy Cnld\voll.Mlx1oLt.. Mus-kokn. hns been visiting m, John Oaldwell's after luwlnv xnmclergonw an operation In Toron 0. ll: nun! ll.-u 1 r`unnl unrl Mr. Hammond pointed out that Lhv z-vid(:nCt~ or \vitn(-s:~'c.< war: mm- clusivc that Clarke was intoxicated at the time of the accident. ,, _ ,_,_/A T _ I11.` SlilLL`(l IHLIL UH. lzlbt l -ILL` U1 h|l|`l.'lI I Ina; 1_`0()K0Lu D` lylc1y`uLn_l' -_._-BIL, W t`1"'_CU-`Cd "I 19. Guderich; Firenmn C. Niyws. '01 k|}1U1 H`l>d`1|ml-1 m:nrried. 26. Collingwood: Ii1'u_-inmi Ly_u".(.(. W4 .IUmP~. 5. McNubb. single. 29. Cul]ivi!.\vuud:|(.d by 1}". gcsiod did imt Fiwlmm D. R050` single` 24, (;,,dm~_ _md W mm W-` "thm `i"l5' ich: Fireman ll. Cmilui'~'. married. (W ilnuu`, hmidrt,-d in five of wh *"t- 23, Midland; Oilcr M. 1)ill:;n. single. H, mm, JV tint VV.'l.K`./`I-l1i.U`XiC'Vll()d S.'m"lc` 3')` (.mgw(. d; Or.dmmy "C"`*l>.`- ` ` ` .` ' , ` Scunmn J. Volhck. sing!-r. lb, MId- 1(.m_ L}1ig y me T land; Ordinary Seaman R. I`h:)mp- ',,.]1_,-;,;,(.d _ |5un. single. 18, Midland: Or.lin:iry ,C,,,m.,. L.` LGWSOII R0blnS0l`I New lseumzm C. Cunluis, singli-. 21. MId- jg` won ad conservative President `1:il'!l;llLO;`((;Ulgllftscllmll G. G:all1;m).I in {I,.,du(_-. SI `,., `. "1' II) succeeds G` G` Johnston` Five bodies wushcd ;n. at: int, Uilbillt ' I -L at 'i~L'r ,-(1 1* (.' /\l'lcr hulcliny, ni1'icc fur 21 period | (_,.t'.1(]:v i`l`Ll,(,`;VrLlL)UC|l((c'L:l '1': `J`m.({::1[i `-1:. I of. Ion yours. G(,-urge G. .ivhxi.\*1un.'(3cU`:u0 SU;,Cy_l Mid`m`d: J`"m__:l -'n,,.,],.g MfE,CSimL Isms nixiglwd R: prwidm" B:i(`.ko1' Freeman Gordan Jcl'l',-f.`/.!H|I>`-I` "i=4 u `cntrc 'imc(>c Coi1. /\:~'- . . ', , ` , , _ . r - ;_-. . scciation and is succeeded by I.aw- E ',ngd lc(m{.()!1(L . 1-hgm), \U;|iI"`::liH;:lU sun Rubinsun. Elmvule. '1`. E. Smith. '3',` `{\;I]id1L,xn2`U ' m is H ` I : `,h(`3( wan Elmvalc, has .1154) vacated the .sccrc- I `LS , U" ' . < ,-. . . .'.u1c(l '2!` p tury-1i'L-asLii'ersl1ip after :1 similui 1h A'"} _C" Mme "lf'"""(, '["m- .11` pwiud. frum Eo1`L William. On1., on Nov. . I_L__dm_m_u` lfit-1-1': url-1'1` nlm-in-II :il Hm :in- W Ch'c"gU` qhe V0550! \V';,`.)(.`:.n TIIP R1 ]J('I|ULl. Olficor.-2 were (`lL`C1t`(l at the an-I nunl meeting in thv Anglican I .'.Iri. Hull. "1.-nct;n1L'.. Nm'.li|us1. us. follows: lmnm':n'y prc.s'id1.-nl.~'. l.t-'| f`..l r*.. u A I\.~..u: A U 'I`I\.nnn., I Iommo 10!` mo wmu'r. ; Gordon Gnrdinvr. Allnndnlt-, in g rclievim; foreman on the .svcL`mn ; hero. 1 Mr and l\.`h\ (`.HH'nrrl .lnrnm.r I M2-1 and Mrs. ClH'f0r(| .J(:rnw_,r, Bass Lake, visited Mr. und Mm. Harvie Crawford. Mr and [WIN .l M vl.t-Ilulul :|mI. l1}lI'VlC Ul'2lWlOl`(l. | Mr. and Mrs. J. J\{CL('ll:u1(l zuult Albert Puszsley were visit,or.~; at] ..M1's. Pugzsleys this week. g I Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kcn(lull.| .!:vu's. l'U;.:Sl8ys nus W(`L`.K. Mr. and Nlrs. Kcnclull.| Toronto. spent. the weekend WILIM` Mr, and Mrs. Rob!-. Kendall. .4 I`! *3 5' n ,~ `__N[.rs. J._ I'Jdwur(l.s' . has. gum: In lomnto 101' (hr w1nLr'r. I ` (`um-rlnn (.:n'riim-r Alluntlnln ix` I l\I':l1lIII'4Il L 5 I"|r.~`I I5n_\': I didn't knnw ;vu5 '\u-1'0 n-Inn-(1 to thc l HI1kIlI;.;UH.\ ll1cy`n~ rich!" `, S\'L`md Buy. "Wu .111: ju.~L llu-E szunv Our dug 1: then` 111111: dug": .~I.~IL-r." :OOOOOOOOOOOOOO \!\.\' IVH`. I l\ I lKl\I||'l< I\.1x'.~. H. 1;. I{uL`.-r.~.un. '1u..`....tf.T'$/I':'~:'1 ..-. /\mu~ and Juzmnu |(4'I\'t'. ('hl"`\ MIN; (hllnnrr. 1`vMIl`wl1.I1l lull! W 5! Hwixw-. ('hur\`hIH: N. A. J, W -""l\ H H R('l\l'. 'lV>l'HI\'uv. M. W ().h.awu. {XL. i$iis1~in.An Auto Electric service ooo'oooooo"oo3"o3o56963963669; It's time for you to make certain that your home will be warm and com- fortable during the long. cold months to come. We h % The Sarieant co. Ltd. for Prompt Service OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO9 the right cool for your gg O 1 E : {Ill U| U|lIlIIUIl III lUIU|l\/\.l. and Mrs. .1. Canal um! fa.mil_v. Owen Sound. visited Mrs. Capcl's mother. Mrs. Henry Gil- hrlst and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gilchrist over the wvckcnd. IIA..,1 r\......I...lI ..I` I\.u\.\n'.~ Iluu, PHONE 25 %H3WiKE$T0P! IHHI. lH(`ll \VL'll_,' (ll, flzuus v `I `. _ R|'Zl.AT n: ,4. HFNCEREIVE {GI{ANDJ11R Y A THOUGHT I.0STl REPORT GIVEN [ LAKEIEAGEDYQ IS FQVQRABLE i -____. ((,.'untimLczl from page nine) `, ginccr J. Barker. married. 4:1, 1"r<-v-z mun: Steward H. Kirlun amt! As-I .` sistunt Steward M. Kirttm, mun and! 1.` wife. 35 and 34, rcspectivu-1;,'. OWCIHI Sound; Whuclslnzm W. Vulliclz, nmr-i vied. 35. Midland; W`n.~elsm:.n 1.4} 'l`hnmps;n. single, 21. Mid'.:m(l;! l. G. Sovcy. single. 19, Mid--I llzmd; Lonkout S. MucMm.h, :=ix.~;;lL'. Inn n..,im~:..h- `h~nm:.n (` Mvmx, 'E1" y, 57 Essa Rd. I `twin:--C ----.-----V. NOW. BEFORE THE RUSH FOR. CHRISTMAS S'I`AR'I`S Shampoo and Finger Wave Nurelle Permanent -.-aw...-. I-1 nuuru rs \)Il\;lll lab UVCI ulu \\'\'l:l\L`IIu. ` Lloyd Cmnpboll of Queen's Um- vcrslby. Kingston. und Fred Cumu- bell. of Dept. of Agzrlculture, Pic.- lon. spout the weekend with their parcnts. Mr. and Mrs. Alex.` Campbell. _ I nu-nfinn nf t.hr~* "l"1\n Mnununluw 1.98 4 ml .~.puI'1.~'. MI`. In-ivv \\'1l.`~l 'n as a ('lll'l(`l' um! curl:-v.l lmn.~'pi(-1:`, 'l`h- Chur('hi||. I (`(m1[)l.'l(.'rI in the l' n`ovm-I lust. wintw (-unsistcd r-I - bI'UIlI(EI`.\'1 M W., C).~huwu:I 4 n n '1`...-unlu :uuH I. IIIU l(I|lI ml" `.15 .\`1.`L`1.III(l 1-nL;iIu-cr A51. l.wvl\'- yc;n'.~; ho had (~np,inI-1-r nf thv Annn` I u.. l 3 Sweaters of every color and style. Fancy knit. Cardigan type that button to the neck, or boat neck. Pullover styles. All with long sleeves and fancy knitted pat- terns. Size l4 to 20. You will want to buy several of these as they are outstanding value at the price offered. HAVE YOUR, his wifx-. l'urunI-I'lj" nll. WilIlIi|)(`L:; twu ' Gwen. aged .x`(-will. .l fi\'|- \.'l`:|I',\ Fun; il 'l`uwn 37 ()I' UH` `EHO N v n..:.... l.i< :h.:.Ih l|\'(` )'(.`i.Il'.\. run: bI'.rth1.-rs uh-'0 .~ur~ [`ickurd. Gm: in; .2:-n. I`m`unlu: M mun Roivo, Clnm'- izlrshull zmrl W. S. u A x W . ,1 3.5.4 , Frvu-I 1` As-1 , and}! L-15'. Owen I ;. lIi..-k, mur- I I :lsm:.n 1.. H/li.l|-unrl PHONE 286W THE WEEK IN COOKSTOWN -n.'|.k1t.-ri nli ',() h;:x\.|. -Ill-v, nmi frxuwrla Iu|u*`,.'. lV.'v' |g(`r| -uI'.~. F-am` '.\ ulru ~ur IL Uuvllm. nniu; .'Vll~~ wt`. .\`> .-ml: Rt-|\4. l `V W W(`ll ZlUVuJll.'L'u unu nu; lIV\:.1\.\n.n "~. g`m)(l L-undilion. W(- thought that. an vault and fil- ut` c:1bincL' shuuld be in.s'l,allvrl in rnn!cn1nu-<.-tim: wi"h tho Sh<:I'il'f's ur- u r Thu (irzmtl .I1n`y. in its l`('])()l'1. ul :l.h(` Suprvmt: Court. Asslzns h(`I'I.' 1 l:n:L work. H.-prrtc(i favorably on it }in.=p(:(:H of v;u`inu.~. cuunty build- 'in;.{' and made u row suggustium rfor imprnvcmcnl. The ropurl WH [)l'CS(`IH.(`(l by W. O. McKinn(m. Zurrio. furc-m.'1n (yr the (}r:mrl Jury. "On nur inspt-climl uf Llw Cunn- Ly Hume at BM,-tun. we fuund um- and oiglnl. iInnnL0.<. vi;:hl,y- which wcrv men and twen- women. We wtrrv imprc: (rd ck-unlim-:<.: uf lhv HUIUP. nnrl Ihu m-m~r:|I (~nntonLm(,`n|, of I ) I I Qml led by lnv Cl(`iIHlIH(,`:~'S HI uu- nUun'. and the [,.{t,'l)(`l'4'II Lhr ilmmlc-.~'. Wv wuuld 11-(rtnnrnmnrl 1zr;ulun| r(-p|:uc('|n(rnt of NH` 1 muttrn I \. nu Hu. rm-In xm-rn (')((`l`l- HH|LLl`L'h.`L'>v. Crnp,~. on the Lmn \'Vl.`l'(' (-x(:I-l- your and were rcxnznrkwbly \\'(`-.1I\'(`d (:on.~:idcrin1,: the bud \vemhur cunditiuns. The farm work ;|dva.n(:L'd and the liv(.-.~1m:k ;.. ..-.....| :-nnrHIi1n\ "'IIIv haul wus mum: Ur nu` n ._. ch-nu amd we hm] no 4--nlnpluluh; frmn Hm prisuIu'I`.~'. in r<~g;u`(l In |h(.`iI' fund. Sunw uI`|".uI|_. .(~nu-n`. shuuld lw nmdc tu vculilmrr the nu-n`.~; x.-vll.-'. Thc: wuxncn'.~. (:('|l.s` 2m.- v: and urv wt-ll vvIr(i!al(-ti. 'I`|H' Cl1i|(lrI'n'. Shclltzr wn hunt! in b(- vary 1-lum Mild Hu huil and L:l` vc-ry suit.- nhlv fur luv pnr|m.-24'. Wv wrrv im- '|)i`('.\S('(l by Lhv znppmw-nl l'i('il`lH`y 1 of l.lu- Mmrun and In-r .\1uH." 5' A .4 -<.. o-__......._. ` flcv, - 'I'iu- drinkilxy, wuu-r fur llw Cum"! `llmm-"'is bmughl. in through u- lfurnexcv (-vllm` and is usuenlly quit- i\v:n`zn at l2I|):<. Would stxxzgosl that 1 V wsn wulcr pipes be either in:~'.ui- am.-cl placed undurgmmnd. 'I"hu .Iu(|gc.~` Chalnlx.-1'5 .~`|mul(l ht- ` 1'0-rlcmruu.~ Thu R(-gziatry ()Him.- is vlcnn. a- qlraclivo and :1 credit Lu tho County. |Wo C-nmmmd thn.~`.L- re.~a|mIIsib|(~ fur Ithv l'UIl:;ll'll(`U of :1 building whivh I will nffnrrl mlvqu ol~ nccmnIwul:n- |o`..... mm m-...-.- In 1- mn- Thussdny. November 14. 1910 KAIIIIIUUVII. 'I`he Nuvenibcr uicetiup. oi` Liicg Gutiiriu Women's Iiisutute will be. held on W`cinosdu_\'. Nov. `)0. in-i stemi of the usuul tiiiu`. in. Miss. Camcriuo iVIcCuaig's. with i\1r.~.i Bayes. Shroud. us spcciui speaker` The roll cull will be unswenxi by`! a verse or Ui01i[;hL on Peace and, the iiostcsses are Mix. Duncan` Mccnuig. 1\Il`.\`. Cmrciun Ci\l(l\\ l`.l1. Mrs. Ciifiorci Bcsso. - Inca! Faunlly in Serious :\ccidt`u( Mr unrl Mrs Andru\\' Mm`- ,:.._ .._.. lhw-mifruil, \`Vl5vllll.f`I1dUl.'1:d inlu ho Wm-at Indies by Lioul. Bligh, rf Mulmy-nu-1hc-Buunly (aunc, __.___.___..___.___._.__..__ Tell I'he Truth! i MACHINE lll.'.\.~wIu n. Mnlur hlups an L; A.~.~Ln'0.~: br~ttc.-r p(.'rluI'Wmnc(,- luv/1-r npcrahm: cnst. SL-v fur yuursclr. Dl`|VL' in today`. Ill` MU'|'()H, Almly/.-I nur EXACT` l\rlulm' trw / (`hm-kiIu.: I58 pmnls.` in ..n...- Stuns all uuc.-.~.~w 40 DUNLOPST. 8 pmnls nu _vuur L;ll(.'!~.~'WUl`k. n('l'lHI'rnHllL'(,' V Iv-|l.=\ mhlos \I:|Ill' IE1 l`}|l|\I|_\' lll heflll l\CCl(ll'lll Mr. und Mrs. J Nabl). Ethel and Billy. were u1l| m`r|ousl_v hurt whvn another cur! colhdvd with tlxelrs on Samrdu,\';v night. on Hc\\'ltt.`s hill on LNCI Peneumg road. AL thnv of writ-| mg Mr. nnd Mrs. 1l\CNt\Db huw regained consciousuexs. All four` are in Barrie hospital und it is: {cared the children nmy be xnm-oi erlou5ly injured than suspectmlq at. first. A fifth passemmr. n1 ||elghbor`s hired man. was also < ,..__. . _ ,-_._. _ YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO Q 7: ----u-- y ..- ____ _. -7 Demonstratpu oi Maple in! T Tendersweet Hams, Bacon and Sausage ON SATURDAY AT OUR MEAT MARKET SHOULDER PORK CHOPS SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS SHORTENING ...................... ..2 BEEF HEARTS ........................ .. HAMBURG STEAK ................ .. ass; I;.(;A-D _ tjpold menus nere Inns ween. ,:.;Mrs. S. N. Hurst. is doing nicely utter a serious operation on Tuesday at the R.V. Hospital. "g Rev. Edward Bishop of Uxbridgc was the speaker on Sunday morning i atgurton Ave. United church. ;T.fMlss Eileen Hutchinson, Dalston, 5' nt the weekend with her aunt. rs. McGuire. Cumberland St. :?Mlsses Roberta and Beatrute Mc- Quadc returned on Tuesday from a` weekend visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. I Scott. in Hamilton. `Gin-ualn nnninc nf 'l`hn Examiner on I ABOUT ALLANDALI +ABf-"5J"BNN.e.!!.. boys hnvu been 30 du,_\'s` mllit-.u'_y in on. Nov. '12. PHONES 32 and 33 ; 1 graduating Class. V The Leadership Training School. ' held from Monday to Fr.'.d-.:y of last week in Thornton United church under the direction of the Young People's Dept, was a successful ga- thering. Rev. W. A. E. Dee's clasc on "Young People's Interests" had 18 on the membership roli. --L- uymuc 15` Dun-Qnn Aunnlm Uni- mp- their Mex. tin`. ' :u.`.'u anti supplied here one .5um- mcr_ He will ever be kindly and rovercntly remembered by his imin_v friends. here as a man of (inunticss courage, lofty Chri.st.i-an principles and unfnitcring faith. W.A. and W.M.s Meeting Tin`. November meeting 01` tho [1 {,0} United WA. and W.M.S. xvns hvid m-" ut the home of Mrs. G. W. Bessc on Nov. 6. with a good attend- ,\h.,_ 1 nnco. A iimmcinl report. of the 1 km. 5|()\v1 supper was given. Mrs. L; by` Newton Bcxan (-.on(iuct/;~ a helpful d<:otio1n\i .~".ucL\' on The Pilgrim cu! \Vi\_\'." and Mrs. Love madc` the _ u\issionur_\' study 'of "Couriers of .thv Cross in Chum" most inter- estimz. ` Wm. Little is home a am after an appendectomy at the .V. Hos- pital and improving nicely. Fred Weigman is still at the hospital but improving satisfactorily. Mr- .....-1 `IUTI-e 1! Vmmhan_ Mr. and lmprovmg uu:'n.cn;q.unu_y. Mr. and Mrs. R. Vaughan. Mr. 'Mrs. J. Sheppard and Miss Pear] Sheppard were in Whitby on Oct. 30 attending the graduation exor- cises at the Ontario Hospital, when Miss Edna Vaughan was one or the lgraduating class. rm... Tn-ulnrahin 'l`rnini:1Q' School. .- :'~ -'Alex Ness oi Brockville is looking (Sp old friends here this week. ,-.;Mrs. N. doing nic_c1y on UN: lnI.'luur;A:uny man. The W.M.S. of Burton Avenue United church held its regular meg- ing today at the home of Mrs. F. Goring, William St. It was the st.- nuul Thankoftc-ring and the specxal speaker was Mrs. Roy Goodfeliow of Stroud. Miss H. Lambert was soloist. ....,, -_...- ........ .. .......:.-no nf F`.<.-en SOIOISL. 'I`hc anniversary services of Essa Road Presbyterian churcn will be held next Sunday with Rev. C. G. Boyd of Collingwood, who will ex- change with Rev. N. R. D. Sinclair. speaker for the day. As customary. the evening service at Burton Ave United church will be withdrawn to allow the congregation to warship with the sister church. - Soldiers, Veterans and Citizens Join in Fine Memorial Service A most. impressive ceremony took place at the Cenotaph. Memorial Park, on Sundwy afbemoon, when wreaths were placed at, the foot nr um war mmnorlal in honor of placed at, me XOOL of the war memorial those who made the supreme sac- rifice in the Great. War. Conxpany "B" of -h- Grey mm Slmcoc 01`- csters, Cums: Bozdcn. att.cnr.`.ecl the cere-rn`nles, watch started off with a 73:2:-mic he-..icd by Maj`: n Rnlkpv Cans. A. Tudllnue. Lieut. A. M:Nabo. ...ieut. Gordon, Sgt.-Major Norman Baker and Cpl. Geo. Baker, and led by the regimental bugle band. The marching soldiers were followed .by 8. large group of local veterans `and the school children turned out en masse to take their place in the parade. which formed at the school grounds. The parade tien proceeded to St. John's Church for 11 service of divine worship con- ducted by the rector. the Rev. B. Atkinson, with the Rev. Gordon Beulah. Cookstown Presbyterian Church, assisting. A most inspir- ing sermon on Soldieriy Qualities We All Need" was delivered by ` the rector. At the conclusion of the church service the parade. led ' by the officiating ciergymen and the white-robed choir. proceeded to the cenotaph in the adjoining 3 park. where the memorial ser- vice was conducted. the buglers of the regiment sounding the , "Last Post" and Reveiile." Al. the conclusion of the cere- mony the visiting soldiers and veterans marched .to the Town .. Hall. where a. hot supper, provid- l '~ ed by members of the local Red Cross, was served by the veter- S. ans to their soldier guests. Mem- .- bers of the visiting Company 0 voiced their appreciation` of the hospitality shown to them by the various towns and villages in the surrounding area, from which the regiment was formed. This regi- ment is our own and towns who. anotfxtained.`$J1exv1 re Pcne-i n.~ n n (`.n' iin`?y`w'iv i""1 mrr-n 1 with pm-.1':e iiCz\.iC(l by |V1R~_l'I C. Raises Capz. Tudlin-,)e.\ g ,u1em re rene- tnng. ' Orlfa. Co` lix1 r,`iv'i l.""'Uwen sound and Cookstmvn. Cookstown veterans expressed their deep in- debtedness to the G,re_\'-Stmcoe Foresters for the honour of their visit. hurt. According to reports. Mr.` MncNzLbb is blameless. The Late Rev. A. W. Craw Deepest. sympat.h_v is extended to the bereaved wife and daughter of the late Rev. A. W. Crauv. of -12 Glenholmo Avc.. Toronto. Rev. `Mr (`.run- was vninix-Inr nn Lhr` `IL . Li`lCl1l10ll11(`, I\VC.. '1'0l'OI\l0. J Mr. Cruw was minister on Guthrie Unibcd circuit. some _v and supplied here mm` He will ever kindlv I Rev. Goo. Waugh. '1`oront.o. [Do the speaker at the Uv I Church. 9.45 a.m.t standard ti` __..__.__\....___.a Scott. In namuwn. "Single copies of The Examiner on sale in Allandale zrt Whitty'2 drug store, Kendrick`s news stand and] $=(_'1r,ton's restaurant. 45tfx ._ Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Johnson have regurned after visiting Moncton and Monircal. and Mr. Johnson has now turned to Horncpaync. >-Mrs. H. E. Firman and i\'[x`s. Roy [Jee of Allandale spent the wee}:- end' in London with Mrs. Ray Lce':s son in the Westminster Hospixznl. "l"hn rnanlzn` mnoiimz Of LDC VOUl)L __.__.__\. A well preserved mammoth found last year in the frozen I nf wrangle Island. Siberia. .......... ..lb. 20c .......... ..lb. 23C ..2 lbs. for 25 ......... ......1b. 100 ............ ..lb. 15c ALLANBALE no. M111 United :1 timm. . now. 11 the years sum- \\' ii 5 . mud CLARKE FOUND `i GUILTY 01? MANSLAUGHTER` (Continued from page nine) Passengers in the car were another man and two ladies. The car failed to turn out to avoid this truck. with the result that the car struck Or- chard, killing him instantly. Mr. Hammond stated. w w cmith nhntmzrzmhor. Bar- 9 Hammond stated. W. F. Smith, photographer. rie, identified several pictures tak- en at the scene of the accident. Chief Stewart Testifies Chief of Police Alex. Stewart testified that he investigated the ac- cident which occurred on the west side of the pavement. approximately eighty yards north of Grove, St.. probably ve minutes after the ac- cident. He found a 1938 Dodge coach parked on the c. t. side of Bayfleld St... north of Grove. facing north. The body of Orchard was lying across the easterly hall? art` the pavement. probably three-quarters of the way between the truck and the car. Distance between truck and car was forty paces. The body xvmr 33 feet south of the truck and the body to the car was 28 paces. The right rear end or the car was de- molished and the front end wasn't touched. WW. (`la in! uuirl Hunt Hal-I-v W. son In me WCSlmlnsu:1` nusp-..u. The regular meeting of me young 1';g'_eoplc of Essa Road P:'es`oy'.er1un church was held on Monday nighl with Miss Helen Sutherland in charge. "l')in1." Scott left on Tuesday toucnea. The Chic-1'. said that Harry Clarke, automobile salesman. Tu- rontro. was the driver or the car which was owned by Danforth Mo- tors. Toronto. --un-ma urn: Mic nnnrIiHnn'7" Hm crown asxcn. "He was under the influence of liquor." replied llm Chief. "He could walk. but he was talking nut nl` turn and calling me Irish. He wasn't injured." You're not, Irish?" aslcc(l the f`.\ tors. '1'0l`0nl0. What, was his cnndmun? lho Crown asked. "Ln-s umu nnrlnr Hus inflnr-mm of crown. Witness said the body was de- capitated and he found the head in the back of the truck. The body war badly crushed. A 1938 rntnrnmiontnl truck with pavement material was on the west side of the road. lh-l`(`C-(|uE`lI`l(`.l`1-` of the way of.f thc pavement. The ear tire track was 18 inches east. of the west shoulder and veered off 1/.) the east near the truck. The brow of the hill was about 100 yards north of the scene of the accident. A Town of Barrie sign: "30 miles per hour strictly enforced." was nearly 300 yards north of the seem: of the accident. It was very visible at all times`. The weather was fine: it was a summer day. ` Chief Stewart said the distance ` from the rear of the -truck to the t brow of the hill was approximately . l00 yards. The distance north up. the hill to the point where an oh- I server first could see the truck I|wouldn`t be much more than l0l". yards. and might. be a little bcttex 3 than that. the Chief stated. The E` trafic was light that day. . T\n=m~i-hlnn tho lrnr-k, wit.ne.=*.s said badly crusnea. I A 1938 lnternationtil truck 1 (lump body. full ut mixed-in-place ( ( I l tl`LEflC lxght mat clay. Describing the truck. witness there was blood on the left side at the run of the truck. He did not notice a. dent in the body 01'. the truck. A,.....(-mi mm Hm ("hinf ho I3: truck. Accused told the Chief he wa= driving the car. Passengers were Harold Rice. Fairbank. in the from seat: and in the rear seat. Marjorie Palmer. 22. and Gladys How. 28. both of Toronto. *-'l"I~m '.ll`(`IIQhI" hurl fault in nd both or '1oi'omo. The accused had fault to nd with the truck being parked." the Chief declared. He said it was too bad this accident `took place. Hc said he hit the truck and found fault with the truck `being there." \K7H nn'uc culrl 1`\h` \vm'o mull wlln U10 Ll`uCli pp-lure; ux_uu. Witness said the` Sllduldrs were level and there was no ditch. The _ truck was on the level. 1 rmanr Qtnuznrl ur:l< -lhnI'nlI1'hl\.'| \ truck me l(.`\'('.'l. . Chief St;-wart was -tl10l oughly| cross-examined by defence counsel.` | Intoxicated. Say Doctors Medical evidence us to C1;-u`kc':~` condition after the acvident war given by D1`. J. H. N. Smith and l\|- R N I\:anPh(`l`.\'()IL B'clI l'i0. charge. >"Dint" Scott morning for Atlantic City where he will play again with the Sea Gulls X;`.1_k_ioI1 Goring is not taking hockey sriously this winter as he is now a- "brakie" on the C.N.R. out of IKIrr\inn given Dy U1`. J. 11. IV. Quinn ullu Dr. R. N. Muummrson. Barrio. Dr. Smith said he attended Clzn'lu~ first at lhe scene of the accident` and subsequently in tho huspil.a|. and thul Clarke was intoxicated. He was. in my mind. inilo.\ical- ed." witness declared. He wax: stag`g'ering and reeling about and he was quarrclsome. He said hi: name was Maguirc. He slutvd he did not know lho girls in the cur. Ho said his tumor was an inspeclox on tho Town-to Police Furr(- and would soon gel him out and lhul no mic could hold him." Ro- gurding his breath. Dr. Smith said: "I lmlirwu lu- had an uduur ul "l boliovc he had liquoy on his i.)I`o:-'4:h." In the hospital. .1 blood sznnph` was taken after Clarke's porniissiun had been received. Dr. Smith said. Under c1`os.<.-oxmniiiatiuii. wit- iiess said he always asked tho cun- sont of a patient to take a hluud stmiplo: it didn't matter whether or not ho was intoxicated` (`lurki- was vin`s.ing and s\\'czi.ring in front uf thv l\\lX`S(`S and was reeling and staggering abuut. Pmssod for an answer. Dr. Smith said Clarke`: condition might have been due to concussion. He and Di`. MacPhm`- son tried to take a second bluod test. because alcohol was used to prepare the arm in tho first um`. ` and they nhuught it necessary tu take a second one on that account. n D N xunhluu-cnn Indifihd g'.n`(llng nis Dl`L`Hll1. ur. oniun .~.uu.~ take second mat accoumm Dr.,R. N. MacPhcrson testified that he saw (`lankc at the wane of the accident. seated on the boule- vard. There was a small abrasion on his nose which \vimv;`s.\ treated on who spot. No uthvr injury to this man was apparent. he said evidence`. of any nnrl nu nvirlmn-0 nf I |lL`|'t' uther brain c In brain concussion. In my opinion. he was unclm the influence of intoxicating liq- uor." Dr. MacPher;~on declared. He had come to this conclusion by ob- serving him and by listening to his conversation. Witness detailed that there was a definite odour from his breath. his gni` was unsteady. had H general attitude of pugnac- iousness and unrcasonableness. and his conversation was such as to in- dicate that used by a drunk in- dividual. Hols u-nuurd tn lhn milling of cnvmueu. With regard lo the getting 0! blond samples. witness said Clarke wouldn't consent at firs! no a sam- ple being taken. but finally ac- ` quiesced. Unfortunately an alco- hol swab was used to prepare the arm and an attempt was made to take a second sample. ..v n.i.. ....ir1 mp (`1-..u1- .- \`.h.1- MKKC El 31110110 hdlllplv. .-3.! this puirl. LL? (.'1`~.n'l: was no cvmencer 0| mjury. and no evidence mnwnxaiun. Ll\l' (`Ull- cling .1 I... ..n OTTAWA GETS ITS -MAN His Excellency. the Earl of Ath- lone. Governor-General of Canada. recently became a member of Ot- . tawa Branch of the Canadian Le- gion. He was already Grand Presi- dent of the Canadian Legion, and 1 for many years has taken an active 1 interest in the welfare of ex-service 1 men. In making out his application, 1 the Governor-General wrote that , he was a married man. -born in Lon- _ don, England, and that he had been ; a member of the Windsor (Eng) ; Branch of the British Legion since its inception in 1930; that he started his army career as a subaltern in i the 7th Hussars; and that he served in bgih the South African and Great ` War. `-1- UI inn Mi_mico. .__._______.______.___ ncy announced to the Court that the blood test would not be used in evidence for the Crown. n.. mp...-nhm-mn said accused the Crown. D1`. MacPhe1'son said agreed it Rice (his companion) had :1 nznnnlv taken. he would have one; agreed If mce HHS cumpumuu; lluu :1 sample taken. one ' taken. Accused absolutely reiused to have another sample taken. It was impossible to secure une. `hr-Fnnt-n munsnl brouzzht. up the impossible to secure uuu. Defence counsel brought up fact that Clarke told the Chief about the parked truck and also handed over his operator's permit. and maiwtained that these acts did .....A ma... 1.. lunar 41111 the evidence xnaiwtained that Inesc acts u|u nu`. seem 10 bear out the that he was intoxicated at the time. Both doctors. however. said that a drunk person mi-ghl`. do those things. 'l`m:.Lim of Crew things. Testimony Ellsworth Crawford. one of the employees or the Dept. of High- ways working under the direction of Heribert Orchard, descri-bed accident. Witness was about ter. feet behind the truck on the shoul- der of the road. He did not see tin. car hit the truck. Hearing thL S(.`l`CL'Ch of brakes. he l-Ookecl 111. and saw a car about fifteen feet away. He saw it. hit the corner ot the truck. walked up to \vhere the body of Orchard WE-Ls lying on the pavement. about 25 or 30 feet from the truck. The car caught the back corner of the truck and had swung. around facing north. Al the time of the crash there was no north- bound car on the street. Shortly before the crash he saw a Stzn truck pass~it was about 100 yard: away when the collision occurred. He had no idea o[ the speed ol the car. When he last. saw him. Orchard was about four feet be- hind the truck in a line wiih left side. About 2% feet of the truck was on the pavement. One could see t.he truck from north for prob- ably 125 yards. (`,I`n. witness said that lably yards. Cross-examined. the truck was out as far as it was because of the steep bank. The - truck had been at this point onl) about five minutes. There was no sign that men were at work on flag to indicate this. Lon Cavanauzh. Minesing. an em- flag to ll`|C1I(:au..' Lula. Leo Cavanaugh. ployee of Ithe H'L~ghways Dept. tar five years, and one of the rcpah crew. said he first saw the Clark: car 10 feet away coming towards him al an angle. He jumped tn shoulder: then cur hi1 truck. then swung -around and headed up the hill. There were no cars going north then. r`.-noc_nvnrninr\rI-Tt'1lCk had bCOh Cross-cxamincd-'I`ruck there about 10 minutes. It was Fully stopped. (`hm-Ir-.< Miles. Mincsing, another Manitoba Lodge. Cookswwn.eon- ducted the Masonic rites at the funeral service of M1110!` W- N Knowles on Saturday. Nov. 9. Ma- r Knowles was a former well- own resident of Cookstown. W. l. Votes $25 for Red Cross The November meeting of the g Oookstown Women's Institute took ce in the Town Hall; Nov. l2. `J lph McLean. Alliston_. gave a U ry interesting `talk. -'on Inter- `F 1 tional Relationships-. A .dona- H` n of $25 was madev'to: the local Red Cross and money was voted for the purchase of 15 card tables for the Town Hall. The yearly grant of $15 was made to _.,. lng Veterans I-OH Monday. local veterans ut- : tended Remembrance Day ser- ` :_ ees at Tottenham and Beeton." {owl supper was served to around 2 one hundred visiting Veterans at\ 3'; Rowe and by Col. A. Cockram of ` t e Irish Regiment. A conecri. :3 kins. pianist. provided entertain- their return to town. they `re hosts to Veterans from the e t v C t e public school. E III Veterans Entertain Vlsit- E r 1 l a c ouding district, when a. hot tne Town Hall. The gatlierilig Wm; addressed by the Hon. Earl upe composed of Art Cochrane cl Herb. Hobson. comedians; rry Bower and Don. Darwin. instrumentalists. and Wally Per- _ First Essa `W.A. The regular meeting of the First. W.A. was held at Mrs. T. Corbett's on Nov. 6, with `: eleven members and two visi- ; -tors present. After the business. the programme was taken over by L,` Mrs. Roy Graham. Mrs. Road- `. house read from the study book. 5% ment for the evening. ` "4mong Shansi Shepherds." Mrs Roy Graham read a paper on Peace." Mrs. E. Morrison. Mrs. N. Roadhouse and Mrs. R. Gra- ham gave prayers on the into war. Mrs. ll. Hayes and Mrs. H lgraden served the lunch. stopped. Charles Miles. member of the crew. said mm 01'- ehard was farther out on the road than the side of the truck. so that he could see either way and was direclim: traffic. Witness` heard screeching of brakes and saw Clarke car coming cater-cnrneredly towards him. After ihe collision the ear continued a shun distance and then slcwed around. - F.-ncc_r-x-nminnri, he said Ol`Ch3l`d and than slcweu zu'Uunu. Cross-examined. he said was nui about four feet. on the paved purtion of the highway '1`1`af|'i(` was not heavy. n.~..m A.-m.-.tmng_ Minosin::. also '1`1`al`t'I(` 1101 ncavy. Bruce Armstrong. Minosin,'_:. with the crow, was shuvelling new the back of the truck. Orchard' was wantt-hing the traffic and war, 1 to 2 feet out beyond the truck Star truck had just passed and had lime to get over the hill. ' to 65 Mils" T'l`;)\ iI\CiEH O'icer B. R. Ball testi- od that just before the accident he \va_\ at I`i`ask's servivc station. 1200 to 1500 feet north. when he heard a cur coming down at a, speed he cstilnalod at 60 tn 65 miles an hour. He got the number and later found it on Clarke's car. An .: ..... ..n 'l`um-~'.du\'_ ('.uuI`1 ud- it Clarkcs car. NI 5 p.1n.. on 'l`ucsday. Cuur1 ad-i journud until 10 a.m.. V\'edIiesd:)y.| Testifies as to Speed Guo. Tl'El>`k. who operate: a SCI`-1 vice station inside me town limils.l nurth of the sccno of the u<'cid(~nt. S\\'0I`(` that he noticed A car. \vhic.-h Officer Boll later said was '-hv. Clarke uuiu. travelling at. accord- ;.... i.. hie :\1im2n~. frmn 55 10 65 Clarke uulo. lravcmng an. uL\u ing to his estimate. frmn miles an hour. The accident h pened about 200 yards from ser\"|co station. A Higlxways .~: --n vn r`-n-nfnllx-" and tho B31 |milcs hour. Tlw aucuu-In nap- hi.~ sign "Drive Carefully" and the Barrie speed limit sign were both clearly visible to southbound traffic. l`v~n_>.--nvuInil\r\rl xx` in his p.~'?in1'dlL' \'lSll)lC I0 .\'UULnUUunu un.uu.. Cross-examined as to his esznalu of speed. wimesa..~*aid ho had driven a car from 400.000 L. 500.000 miles. n..m Lln~rl\- rh-ix-pr tn! 2 SM!` from `lUU.UUU I-J uuu.uw u Robt. Hardy. driver of a `truck. was unable lo attend. t :n man. mmnm..ni:a us tostific |trucl(. unable to aw.-nu. oi.-in; ill with pneumonia. as testified to by l)r. Geo. Seymour. His evideiiee as given at the preliminary hear- ing was allowed to be put in. The Defence Arthur Calhoun. aulomobile dual- er. Toronto. testified that he had known Harry Clarke. who had been salesman for him. four years. He was an efficient driver. Says Clarke Normal IV[i.-s Margery Palmer. iorunto. said she was at Balm Beach on July 30. She phoned for Clarke to go and get her, which he did. . Clarke's condition was normal. She i had been going with him for seven l years. They left the cottage before , 2 p.m.. she and another girl riding . in the back seat. Entering Barrie. I they saw Highways truck with sev- eral men standing near. A car was going north. Clarke put on brakes. car swerved out and back end of I cur hit truck. went ahead and 3 swung around facing north. with - Clarke still at the wheel. Witness . received a few slight cuts in the - face. Clarke was driving at med- e ium speed. Clarke's state was nor- ) mal. She had not been drinking. There was no liquor in the.ear. - (`.ross~ex.amiv1ed` \\'1.tnr:Ss admit- LEGION NOTES .Mr. nnd lwlrs. Harold Wulkcr suent. the weekend with friends in hgewnmrkcl. . several local mt uicium` :7:i'.umin,~,i.A_nm. emu, CA.N.A_!!A - . ' i I I H) Um.) ha p- n his "VETERANS AND FORESTIERS ATTEND QHUR CH Sixty members ot the Canadian Legion and ninety members of Headquarter Company. Second Bat- talion, Grey and Simcoe Foresters. headed by_ Barrie Municipal B=.md. marched from Barrie to St. Gco1'gc':~. Anglican Church. Aliandalc-. fur a Remembrance service. Sunday morning. Tho r-nnn`rr-Lfaiinn numbered all morning. The congregation numbered told about 240. The rector, Rev. H. A. Jamieson. conducted the ser- vice. Caupt. A. C. McLean. Cum) Borden chaplain. preuehecl the ser- mon. and Capt. S. C. .)urrel.t read the lessons. (`nnl l\/fm-1.:-.'m .\.'lld that ill DH.`- l the lessons. Capt. Ma<:Le:m said pre- war days we had :1 false some of security. We were preparing for peace, whereas uur enemies were not. The speaker ;.,t.re.ssed (1 note of `heroism. and gave three illustra- tion'.=. One was the little hora of Holland. another was a bygzono Nur- wegizin King. and the third was Capt. Scott M Antarctic fznne. il- lu.~;t1`a'ting the heroic An-gin-Suxun spirit. Then there was our l.(_ird`.\` consummate exaniple ml` ll(`l`I)l.\`lll. In conclusion. he cleclurecl that we must g;) in until the Germain Nu"/,i and Italian l":isei.x1. ld|.'l)lI)]."lL`.\' are swept from the earth. The ll`-llnL`.\' of the six ll`tL`lHl)(`|`> Of St. GL-.ui'ge's euI1gro;.-.utiuIi wlw died in the last war xvcreread. '1`\\'n minutes` silence was ulN.`1`\`e(t uml Bu1.1'ler Herman 'l`umlinsun . ed Last Post" and Rem-ille." 'l\ l`i:`.s. Muycloe MeAulvy was at the urgan and the choir sung an un- thcm. For All the Suint.=." with solo parts by Mrs,` Walter l3;iylis.s and Alfrml Inigo. ..g~-.:-. l """""'-'*"`:-_"'*""'-" Be: ted limited knowledge of driving. Left Balm Beach at 1.45. l)i. cm to Barrie was about 26 miles. Acei- L dent happened at 3.00. She could not explain why it should take l',. 1 hours to ;,'o.30 miles. The only stop was on the roadside to check oil. There was no drinking. She did not notice Elinvale. passing thriueh. After the collision she did not know if Clarke turned the car north. Clarke had no oppor- tunity to "sneak in" a drink. wit- ness .:.'ii He was not out of her rah sight. Asked if Clarke drank, she ( said oceasionally" Clarke Takes Stand Harry Clarke, called in his own bv defence. said he was 34 years of d; age and had driven since 12 years old. but could not my how far he had driven. Before he left for be Balm Beach he had not had a m drink. He picked up a man named Rice for company. In the Jolly Miller hotel at city limits. they had 1- two glasses of beer each. Next .'~.top was at Bradford, witness driving: -H had light lunch. no beer. Then drove through to Balm Beach. Gotl 1h girls at cottage and started back about 1.30 or 1.45. Only stop us , 5 to check oil. His drivin;,_: all the U] U way up and all the way back was it 1` slow. On day of accident he did 9 not see the Barrie speed limit sign. U. 8 It was very poorly painted and C] hid by branches. Saw little high- m way sign with Town of Barrie *3 on it. closer to ground and to high- L wiziy. When first saw sign was run- *1` ning 30 to 40 miles. then immedi- " ately reduced to 30 miles. Saw d parked truck. but did not take much 1` notice as he thought he had plenty 15 of roam. In the meantime an- other truek at rapid speed passed " W going` up at 40 to 45 miles an hour. ll As it approached the truck he saxv ` " he couldn't get tfhrough and ap- " S plied his brakes. pulled to right to 5 avoid the Star truck and when I truck passed immediately swung to 1 left. to avoid truck. Orchard was i out some distance on pavement. Rear part of CH` hit parked truck with an "awful iinpaelf`. The illt' _paet on the rear nearly turned the 'd car around. but he righted it and 1" in about 1. ) feet turned his ear,- `ii around and stopped on the side of ad the road facing north. Got out of ` ear. Rice. the man in the front-y _ seat. xvas lying on the road. Wit- "i1e.~;~: picked him up and helped _i` him over In the bank WillIC5.S was -00 dazed. had cu! bet.\v(-en eyes and lid also in head At no time after the accident did he need any help to "~ walk. He told doctors he would "d give a blood test. They Lmk nut` and when they asketl to have an~ id` other test. in` refu.acd. With the H-V`i(`XC(`[)llUll of the Lwn ;;];[_\'x(-K uf idraft beer as they left Torontvv. ('1'-I \VllllC=~`.s (.i\`l`iill'(`(i he had no intoxi- it.~'.i,eatin;; drinks that day. -nti (`rtz~;s-exmniiu-ti. \A'iilIt`.\'.\' .~iHi(l ill`! I I I ( slit i i {ca-lung urnn<.~: mm uay. Cru.~'.<-oxainiiie(l. lw hzid been soparau,-d from his wife .fur ton yeah`. llv said il was no 1l`uubl(` fm` him to take Lviru ula.<:a- cs of beer within five minulL-.~. Rico had l)(`(`ll drinking horn`:- picked up. Had hocn uni llll n little parly with Rico lhv niglii bo- furc. \'l itiw.=.< had gum` in bod and slopl il off." Rice nvvvr mcntiun~ ed having a drink all day. They had nu liquor. ll` tliuru was any evident on him. it must have bvon due In the Lwu gl-i.<.~'o.< ail ilw Jully Miller Hotel air :1 lizni-,:-uv(-I from the ni,-.-hl l)(\f)l'(`. A.-Iznrl Iunn im u'-nlltl [nil in an i i lhc ni,-;ni immn-. Asked how ht` would put in hour and a half di'i\'ing from Balm Beach in wit- ness said he did not icn minu`1(`.< it took him the oil. He was prubahly not run- ning uvcr 1.") or '30 miles on an aver- age on the way down. he came to be running 30 In 40 as ht` appinru-Iivcl Barrie. us hv had previously sworn. xviuicss .~.`:-aid in- didn'l know. He was positive he did not oxcccd 40 nxilcs at Cun- d.les. To thc Cmxvii. he udinillud hci had his eye un the Highway truck and not on the traffic m Ihv street. He was 27 feet from thv truck when he alA\l`\Cd tn vucr. PhuL>gi'aph of marks showud was close 10 the truck he : 1-. .. A ,,, , ....,. ..4 ')l\ Asked lion` 1` I'll.` '63 at |L'L'l nun: nu nu`... he veer. of he veered. Can`t stop a car at 30 miles in 27 feet. He couldn`t traflic. but didn't say why didn't wait till he saw ix was safe to pass. D. F. Dowlfey. K.C.. counsel. addressed the jury for 56 minutes. ....x u:` 1 .....-a-|..:.\ cm- 7n minnh-< ngewnmrxet. bee: called for their mllit-.u' tagunlhxg. to begin Roy Cnld\voll.Mlx1oL`