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; * ws ) * MOTORCYCLE CLUB RIOT, PIKE LAKE ; KING COUNTY, WASHINGTON, JULY 4, 1966 © "Nine motorcyclists were booked in county jail. They were charged with disorderly conduct by Issaquah District Justice Court Judge Robert Naoko who set bail at $50. ay an = pt hf ‘F iF edn "The tenth motor cye ist, Janes_ aeisciker 25> of 417 Eastiake Ave. E., was adwitted to King County Hospital with a head cut, He was es a under a police hold’, a order. f Wash, ane i? Pee "Those charged include: Edvard Gs}Parsons, 24, athe lot 827 S. Cloverdale St. 3 Albert Ly Aligaier, 19, of. 217 aa Lj oHe-Alberts, 25, of 429 - 14th E.; Richard Dewornan, ’ S108 8. Heri, Myrtie St.; Pierre AvGuincherd, 24, cf 1827 - 3rd Ave. W.; ee Robert B.-Walker, 23, of 417. Bastiake Ave, E.i John W. Lee, _-Elving, 23, of 4174 Eastlake Ave. E., and Patrick BoMurpay, Y ft 1, of 431 - 14th Ave. EB.“ om eas u Inge: We a yb apres este es rage he cyclists whe had reserved space for ,. i ine Lake at about 3 pr and a “free-for- Loree, picnic appeare all" fight broke cut. between the picnickers-and the cyclists S909 when the latter anncyed and made obscene remar ks “and gestures ‘ to the wives and dg through the resort aE they roved here were no racial or subversive influeoces in this ratter and that the only known cause was the previously referred to obscené remarks and gesturés.