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PAUL
POLLARD
IS
CHARGED
WITH
KILLING
OF
NORMAN
CLELLILAM
AS
RESULT
OP
AUTO
COLLISION.
(continued
from
page
jne)
contained
five
persons
and
proceeded
in
the
same
direction
Along
the
road
the
l'ord
truck
came
to
a
stop.
Just
as
it
was
slopping,
the
McLaughlin
crash
-
(I
into
it.
Deceased
was
knock
ed
off
the
running
hoard
ami
struck
a
post.
Tlie
serious
in
juries
he
sustained
caused
his
death
shortly
afterwards.
First
Witness
The
first
witness
was
Alex
King,
Indian,
driver
of
the
truck
i
He
gave
further
particulars
of
the
incidents
leading
up
to
the.
fatality.
In
the
truck
were
himself,
his
wife
and
baby,
Andrew
Schooner,
a
while
hoy
named
Olof
Olergaard,
and
.deceased
The
last
mention
was
slaudinv
on
the
running
board
facing
witness.
He
was
bracing
himself
by
holding
with
both
hands
to
uprights.
A
stop
was
to
be
made
so
that
tin
parly
might
get
a
musical
instrument
.
from
Gordon's
residence.
As
witness
was
bring
ing
the
truck
to
a
stop
at
Gor
don's
side
road,
the
bump
oc
curred.
Clelillam
was
thrown
olT
and
the
imparl
senl
the
truck
some
20
feel
further
along.
Witness
saw
Clelillam
I
In-own
olT
hul
he
did
not
see
at
that
time
what
had
happened
to
him.
".
Details
of
Crash
When
I
he
car
finally
stopped
after
the
collision,
witness
got
out
and
ran
back
lo
the
boy.
lie
was
partly
sitting
on
the
side
of
the
road
by
the
McLaughlin
car
The
car
was
facing
towards
llie
post
in
a
diagonal
position
across
the
road.
Witness
knew
that
Clelillam
was
badly
hurt.
He
was
being
held
up
by
AjJhur
King.
Wood
was
running
frwii
his
head.
Jle
was
'put
in
Ihe
truck
again
and
taken
to
the
hospital,
where
he
died
shortly
afterwards.
Accused
was
driv
ing
the
McLaughlin
far.
Witness
declared
that
Pol
lard's
car
had
been
badly
damaged.
The
hood
was
smash
ed,
head
lamp
broken,
mudguard
rumpled
and
the
radiator
dam
aged.
'Did
you
hear
Pollard
coming
behind
you?"
asked
Mr.
Maifson.
"No."
replied
wilness.
.
Mr.
Mausoii:
"What.
cgndium
was
the
road
in?"
Witness:.
"It
was
dryland,
tlir
ground
was
frozen
liard
.and
smooth."
Mr.
Manson:
"How
far
could
a
car
coming
behind
see
you
at
the
point
you
were
struck?"
Witness:
"About
200.
yards."
"Clear
view?"
"Yes."
Describing
the
damage
to
his
own
car,
wilness
suid
I
hat
the
right
mud
guard
was
crumpled
and
a
cross
bar
holding
the
mud
triiaid
was
broken
off
together
with
an
iron
roil
that
held
it.
1
Getting
Extracts
Umter
cross
examination
bv
Mr.
Fisher,
witness
said
that
Clelillam
and
Albert
King,
who
had
been
riding
in
accused's.
car.
had
wailed
behind
at
I
In!
store
lo
get
extracts.
Witness
had
been
driving
(en
or
twelve
miles
an
hour
and
his
truck
wac
toward
the
left
hand
side
of
Ihe
road
when
struck.
Pollard,
h"
thought,
could
have
passed
him
on
the
road
without
going
into!
the-
dilch.
He
did
not
know
lhe
car
was
behind
him
until
it;
!
si
ruck,
lie
had
seen
it
stand-
j
ing
at
Shipstad'i
slore.
When
Clelillam
was
picked
up
Ihero'
was
a
bottle
0r
extract
lying
lie-j
side
him.
The
road
was
not
!
slippery
but
was
hard
wilh!
frost.
Fulher
examined
by
Mr.
Manson,
witness
said
thai-
the
extract
had
been
found
on
IJie
ground
by
him.
It
was
lying
about
three
feet
from
Clelillam.
He
had
not
actually
seen
deceased
obtain
it
in
the
store.
There
was
no
sign
that
Cellillain
had
any
liquor
in
him
l
the
tihic.
Questioned
by
His
Lordship,
witness
said
that
he
had
heard
no
warning
from
the
car
behind
such
as
Ihe
blowing
of
a
horn.
In
answer
lo
a
question
from
the
jury,
wilness
said
that
he
.vas
not
familiar
al
the
time
us
o
the
rules
of
the
road
in
pass-;ng
of
cars,
lie
had
been
driv
ing
the
truck.
alout
a
year.
Constables'
Evidence
Constable
Williams
gave
evidence
jn
detail
as
to
Ihe
nal-i
11-7
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4
m
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
ure
oi
me
roan.
unrs
couiu
die
afternoon.
He
had
met
with
easily
pass
he
fell,
without
he-)a
SPV,.re
!U.Pjdeu!
and
was
suf-ing
harmed
even
if
they
had
to.ferm;.
frnm
i,1ek
))(.
,.
leave
the
road.
There
was
light,
n
hi
!.-.
I
hi-h
u-n
,.r.,-i,u.i
brush
on
the
Constable
side.
Islip,
provincial
his
recollection,-
not
slippery.
The
accident
was
reported
lo
him
on
the
evening
in
question.
He
saw
Ihe
dead
man
ami
made
an
investigation
which
resulted
in
the
arrest
of
Pollard
that
night
oh
a
charge
of
man
slaughter.
Karly
the
morning
following
he
examined
the
scene
of
the
accident.
He
foimil
hlooil
and
tufts
of
human
hair
similar
to
that
of
deceased
al
the
haj
of
the
mail
box
on
the
post.
In
Pollards
Car
he
found
Ihe
label
from
a
vanilla
bottle.
Invest
i
gallon
thai
followed
resulted
in
Ihe
convict
io)i
of
the
'storekeeper
on
a
charge
of
siipplyint-.
'Like
Blue
Funnel
Line
Albert
King,
who
had
been
ir.
the
McLaughlin
car
with
accus
ed,
was
examined
at
length.
He
did
not
know
how
fasl
arciued
was
driving
but
likened
.'
I
lie
speed
lo
that
of
the
Hlue
Funnel
Jitney
line
lelween
Vancouver
anir-.'ew
Westminster,
When
Ihe
McLaughlin
car
was
still
some
lit
.
feet
on,
wilness
said
that
he
saw
the
truck
in
front
slowing.
up.
Pollard,
how
ever,
had
not
slowed
down.
When
they
got
closer
he
saw
that
they
could
not
help
but
()
right
through
the
truck.
The
lillle
boy
who
was
beside
him
he
grasped
in
his
anus
lo
protect
him.
He
told
of
the
impact
hut
said
that
he
could
nol
actually
(leseifihe
-what
had
happened
for
he
had
shul
his
eyes,
lie
jieipen
to
lake
'deceased
lo
the
hospital
after
the
collision
Asked
by
Mr.
l
isher,
under
cross-oxaminalion,
if
be
had
not
"been
afraid
thai
Alex
King,
the
driver
of
the
truck"
and
his
nephew,
would
nol
get
into
trouble
as
a
result
of
the
accident,
wilness
said
"Who
fold
you
that."
He
did
not
seem
to
understand
the
question
which
was
then
put
to
him
through
Ihe
'interpreter.
After
this
he
replied
that
ho
was
not
afraid
Alex
King
would
get
in
trouble.
Asked
why
he
had
not
demanded
that
Pollard
slow
up,
wilness
i-aid
that
the
accused
was
familar
with
cars
and
he
thought
he
could
at
lend
to
his
own
business.
Further
questioned
by
Ihe
judge,
witness
confirmed
his
previous
statement
thai
he
had
seen
the
truck
slowing
down
from
a
distance
of
feet
and
that
Pollard
had
not
slowed
down.
Dr.
Bayfield
Dr.
0.
K.
Hayfield
leslified
that
Clelillam
had
been
brought
to
the
hospital
al
I
o'clock
ir-.
on
the
left
side.
There
was
a
minor
cut
over
the
right
eye
and
ponce
omccr
ai
nena
i.oom
a-ilw
hms
...
n...
,,.,,.
nn
lh
the
time
of
the
aeeidenl,
smvHri-'hl
side
of
the
head.
Four
rihl
further
particulars
of
the
nature
on
,,
si,i
.ver,.
fr.l(.lui.e,i
of
the
road.
It
was
dry
and
cold
i,IPse
interfering
with
heart
on
the
day
in
question,
and,
to
acUoI,
amI
irPat,in
,
(,oked
is
if
the
lungs
had
been
punct
ured
for
hemorrhaging
was
go
ing
on
and
deceased
was
expec
torating
blood.
Clelillam
was
suffering
great
pain
and
died
Iwo
hours
.
later
about
six
l?-
clock.
The
doctor
was
of
Ihe
opinion
that
there
had
been
Iwo
distinct
sets
of
injuries
probably
from
ditrere.nl
blows.
The
head
injuries
might
have
been
caused
by
hitting
.a
sharp
part
of
the
car,
those,
uii
the
body
perhaps
from
beiriK
hurled
against
Hi
posl.
Shock
was
Ihe
cause
of
lealh,
Dr,
Hayfield
said
in
a
ns
wer
lo
the
judge.
blown.
Norwegian
Youth
The
last
witness
of
the
after
noon
was
a
-Norwegian
youth,
Olof
Otergaard,
who
had
been
silling
on
the
rear
of
the
truck
The
impact
of
the
collision
knocked
him
olT
Ihe
board
o'i
which
he
was
silling
info
Ihe
bottom
of
the
truck.
There
had
been
no
warning
sisnal
of
the
approach
of
the
car
behind.
Pol
lar
was
coming
fast
and
h
could
nol
say
whether
It
slowed
After
a
brief
examination
of
this
wilness
by
Mr.
.Fisher,
court
adjourned
until
this
morning
at
10
o'clock.
Andrew
Schooner,
the
fii"l
witness
this
morning,
gave
de
tails
of
lln
collision
largely
forohorrnting
Hip
stories
of
pre
vious
crown
witnesses.'
lie
was
sealed
iiv
the
rear
of.
Ilir
truck
-iiid..
lookluui
ImekwardsJU
$'look.
'd
In
hihr
as
Though
'the,
Vlriver
of
the
McLaughlin
car
was
try
ing
lo
stop.
Witness
said
thai
he
gave
a
signal
that
the
truck
was
going
lo
slop.
None
of
lln
witness'
testimony
was
shaken
in
cross-examination.
This
concluded
the
case
for
the
crown.
The
Defence
Mr,
Fisher,
in
outlining
Ihe
defence,
said
Ihal
he'
would
en
leavor
lo
show
that
the
acei
dent
bad
been
purely
unavoidabl
ami
thai
accused
had
.don
everything
possible
lo
-
prevent
the
accident
,
The
firsi
wilness
for.
Ihe
de
fence
was
John
Hall,
who
was
jding
in
the
vnr
alongside
ac
used.
The
truck
in
front,
he
said,
was
visible
all
Ihe
time
When
the
truck
came
to
a
slop
the
car
was
not
far
behind
When
accused
noticed
that
Ihe
truck
was
slowing
down,
he
I
drew
out
the
clulch
and
put
on
Ihe
brakes.
Tlie
car
skidded
straight
on
for
about
thirty
feet
and
hit
the
InicK.
Witness
said
thai
accused
touched
Ihe
miiscl
of
his
leg
In
pulling
on
Ihe
brake.
The
car
could
nol
hav
passed
the
truck
without
going
in
the
dilch,
wilness
asserled.
The
road
was
frosty
and
had
:
lillle
ice
on
It.
'
Accused
on
Stand
Paul
Pollard,
the
accused,
gave
evidence
on
his
own
behalf.
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OFFKRS
wanted
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Lot
10.
block
27.
section
7.
P.O.
Mox
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13-S
FOIl
SAI.K.
Ten
acre
ranch,
all
fenced,
half
mile
from
Telkwa;
ideal
for
small
fruits
and
chickens;
seven
room
house,
28
by
30,
open
fireplace
in
living
room,
water
in
kitchen,
furnace
in
basement.
Price
$750.00.
$100.00
down.
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particulars
apply
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Thorpe
A.
Hoops,
Telkwa.
H.C.
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Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
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pin.
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AND
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PHICHS
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H-H.P.
2
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MD
150.00
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cylinder
LD
175.00
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above
except
the
first
Include
the
Famous
Joes
He-verse
Gear,
and
full
electrical
and
propeller
equipment.
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best
that
money
can
buy.
Kaslhope
llro..
177
Georgia
St.
W.
Vancouver,
H.C.
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at
your
service.
Prince
Rupert
Boathouse,
Agents
Phone
381.
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TAXI
134
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at
Anytime.
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pas
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Comfort
and
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Hates:
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ROSS
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POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Empress
Hotel.
FURNITURE
HOSPITAL
And
General
Repair
Shop.
Repairs
of
all
kjnds
promptly
at
tended
to.
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renair
Ivno
writers,
gramophones
and
do
picture
framing.
Carpet
laying
Furniture
craling.
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EXCHANGE
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Healers
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moderately
priced.
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thing
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(he
homo.
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in
and
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Third
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Phone
775.
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Christie's
old
stand.)
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music
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artists
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RUPERT
MUSIO
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