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Int-i.
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ScnviCE.
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Great
Britain
tij:!il
w-r-.-e.li
EVIDENCE
COMPLETED
THIS
'HORNING
MANSLAUGHTER
CASE
AGAINST
SYMES
icontiniU'd
from
page
one)
stances
such
that
with
reason-aide
diligence-
and
care
the
acci
dent
could
have
heen
avoided?
t
he
jury
should
make
void
in
its
mind
all
that
might
have
heen
heard
ahoul
the
case
and
should
uncern
itself
with
the
evidence
it
this
trial
and
with
.that
evi
dence
alone.
(iourl
then
adjourned
until
after
the
dinner
hour.
First
Witnesses
The-
first
witness
was
H.
O.
rews
assistant
city
engineer,
who
gave
details
of
a
plan
showing
the
surroundings
of
the
accident
which
t(K)k
place
near
the
intersection
of
Fifth
Avenue
and
Young
Street.
Mrs.
John
Manson,
the
first
eye
witness,
to
he
called,
said
that
ahoul
S.
50
on
the
afternoon
of
Fehruary
12
she
was
coming
up
Fifth
Avenue
from
Mcltride
Stj-eet.
She
had
her
two
children
with
her.
As
she
was
approaching
Young
Street
she
saw
Norma1
Muuro
standing
in
the
middle
of
Fifth
Avenue.
She
also
saw
a
rar
approaching
from
the
oppo-
ite
direction.
She
saw
the
driver
turn
ia
close
lo
the
curh
to
the
right.
All
at
once
she
saw
the
car
crowd
very
quickly
into
the
sidewalk.
Norma
Monro
was
in
front
of
the
car.
She
then
saw
the
right
wheels
of
the
cari
strike
the
sidewalk.
There
was
a
noise
as
of
t
i
iv
and'
(hen
the
grating
of
hrakes.
The
car
hesitated
and
then
drove
on
with
two
wheels
on
the
sidewalk,
then
on
to
the
road
again
and
on
a
short
distance
further
passing
her
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i.
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t?
ii..
in
i
"
""-Icmmpleil
up
and
the
head
wn
house
hhe
slopped
-when
sheKmvar)
mj(fIp
of
(f,
saw
that
an
accident
had
hap
pened.
The
driver
turned
off
hi
engine
and
got
out.
He
ask
ed
if-she
had
seen
what
had
haj-
pened
and
I
hen
said,
"My
Cod
I
She's
dead."
He
then
went
up
the
street
towards
Munro'a
house.
In
Middle
of
Road
,,
Ooing
into
further
details,
at
the
request
of
Mr.
Manson,
Mrs.
Manson
testified
that
'onnti
Monro
was
standing
in
the
mid-
He
of
the
road
just
slightly
west
of
Jarvis
McLend's
house.
She
was
looking
up.
the
road
or
lo
the
side
for
witness
did
not
see
her
face!-
a
In
answer
lo
the
JudgA,
Jlrs.
Manson
said
that,
the
child,
was
Mryeurs
old
andwai
large
for
her
age.
When
she
had
first
seen
I
he.
ar,
it
had
seemed
o
dip
hehlnd
the
hrow
of
I
lie
hill.
The
car
was
travellingj
she
would
say,
at
an
ordinary
rale
of
spe,ed
not
more
than
ten
miles
an
hour.
The
car
seemed
lo
hesitate
at
the
limn
of
Ihe
accident
and
then
resumed
its
former
speed.
From
I
lift
I
i
m
A
arin
u
o
ti
lha
n
m
ti
o
I
to
Ihe
time
it
reached
the
child,
there
seemed
lo
he
no
change
in
speed.
The
road
was
dry
hut
left
the
marks
of
tires
said
Mrs.
Manson
in
answer
lo
another
question
,
fronf
His
Lordship.
After
the
car
passed,
witness
saw
the
hody
of
the
child
in
the
road
ahoul
2Vt
or
3
reel
from
the
curh.
Some
Possibilities
Under
cross
examination
hy
Mr.
I'atmore,
Mrs.
Manson
said
she
helieved
Ihe
car
would
have
passed
the
child
safely
if
the
child
had
remained
where
it
was
when
she
had
at
first
seen
it.
She
saw
no
skidding
and
could.
not
say
at
what
point
the
driver,
had
put
on
the
hrakes.
If
the
carl
had
heen
going
faster,
the
child
would
have
heen
safely
passed
and
Ihere
would
have
heen
not
accident
she
thought.
"As
far
as
you
could
see,
Mrs.
Manson,
the
driver
was
not
negligent?"
asked
Mr.
I'atmore.
"As
it
looked
lo
mc
the
driver
did
what
he
thought
would
save
the
child,
"
replied
Mrs.
Manson
after
some
ohjection
-
had
heen
laken
iy
Mr.
Manson
lo
the
question
which
was
allowed
in
cross-examination
hy
His
Lordship.
"The
child
moved
very
sud
denly
in
relation
to
the
car?"
asked
Mv.
I'alm.ore.
"Yes,"
was
the
answer.
Mr.
I'atmore
"Since
this
accident,
you
have
heen
ohserving
the
speeds
of
cars
ronsiderahly
?
Not
Driving
Fast
Mrs.
Manson
"Yes,
and
the
result
was
that
I
came
lo
the
t'oiiclusfon
that
I
was
quite
right
when
I
said
the
driver
'in
this
case
was
not
driving
fast."
Mr.
I'iitmore
"The
children
in
this
town
use.
the
roads
very"
ronsiderahly
as
playgrounds?"
Mrs.
Manson
"Yes."-
His
Lordship
"All
over
Canada
they
do."
Further
questioned,
Mrs.
Man-son
said
she
knew
Norma
Monro
hy
sight
and
had
Often
seen
her
pl.tyinghul
she
could,
not
recollect
if
previously
on
the
street.
She
had
never
seen
accused
previous
lo
the
day
in
question.
Mrs.
McRae
Witness
Mrs.
Duncan
Mcltae,
who
was
approaching
Fifth
.venue
along
Young
Street
from
Fourth
Avn..
in
giving
evidence,
staled
she
had
heard
the
noise
of
grating
and
grinding
as
if
(wo
cars
were
scraping.
She
saw
aneuscd's
Icar
passing
the
interseclion
of
,Young
Street
at
an
ordinary
rate
of
speed.
The
car
stopped
opposite
Spencer's
house.
When
she
got
lo
the
Itaplisl
Church
she
heard
fiordon
Monro
screaming
and
saw
Hie
hodv
of
Norma
Miinro
just
we
I
of
Jarvi.s
Mc-I.eod's
house.
The
hody
was
She
saw
.Mrs.
John
Manson
com
ing
towards
Young
Street
and
also
Mr.
Munro
pick
up
the
hody.
The
lKdy
was
on
Ihe
proper
side
of
Ihe
road
in
relation
to
the.
car,
Mrs.
Mcllae
said
in
answer
In
His
Lordship.
Doctor's
Evidence
Dr.
L.
W.
Kengin,
the
first
physician
in
attendance,
testi
fied
as
lo
the
injuries
"sustained
hy
Norma
Muuro.
Thexe
in
juries
consisted
of
a
fracluro
at
the
hase
of
Ihe
skull
which
was
Very
extensive.
She
was
hleeding
from
holh
ears
and
the
nose.
She
was
unconscious
and
I
here
were
few
ahrnsions
on
Ihe
face.
The
.important
injuries
were
those
to
the
head.
Under
witness'
in
slrnctioiiSi
deceased
was
taken
lo
Ihe
hospital
where
'nhe'
died
after
hejng
given
appropriate
treatment.
There
was
an
ex
tensive
laceration
lo
the
hrain
which
was
brought
ahoul
hy
a
very
severe
hlow.
A
statement
made
hy
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln,
now
in
Kngland,
who
later
attended.
was
put
in
as
evidence
hy
Mr.
Manson
with
the
consent
of
de
BAKE
YOUR
OWN
&ie
standard
of
Quality
for
over
soy
ears
irnse
counsel.
This
bore
further
on
the
nature
of
the
injuries.
Two
little
girls,
Annie
Smith,
13,
and
Kdna
Fdgar,
t
f,
were
the
next
witnesses.
Itoth
were
in'
the
vicinity
at
the
lime
of
the
aceident
'and
gave
particulars
wilh
regard
loil.
Neither
of
them
remembered
having
heard
any
warning
signal
such
as
thu
sounding
of
a
horn.
They
saw
no
other
children
in'
Ihe
street
heshhi
the
deceased.
The
Smith
Kill
said
thai
Ihe
driver
starlud
to
slow
up
when
he
got
in
front
of
Moore's
house.
It
continued
lo
slow
up,
she
,aid
under
cross-exaniiiKition.
until
the
accident
occurred.
When
she
saw
that
Norma
Munro
was
going
to
be
nt
she
turned
her
hack.
Heard
No
Warning
Mrs.
Manson
and
Mrs.
Mcllae
were
recalled
by
Ihe
crown.
They
iid
mil
hear
Ihe
car
give
a
vvarning
signal.
Mrs.
Manson
iiinlificd
this,
under
cross-exam
ination,
by
saying
that
if
a
varniiig
had
been
given
it
might
not
have
heen
impressed
on
her
mind.
Mrs.
Mcltae
said
that
she
as
some
350
feet
away
and
might
not
have
remendtei-eil
tearing
a
warning
signal.
At
'It.
15
His
Lordship
Miggested
hat
court
adjourn
to
which
Mr.
lauoon
replied
that
he
was
:endy
lo
carry
on
as
long
as
it
would
siiJLJIis
Lordship
and
the
jury.
'You
are
not
trying
lo
make
an
enduraure
lest
of
it?"
inquiiv
eu
ins
Lonisiup.
The
last
witness
of
Ihe
veil
ing
was
City
Police
Sergeant
A.
H.
Hailey
,who
told
of
making
a
lest
of
lh
brakes
on
accused's
ar
wilh
Chief
piller
and
Syd
ney
Hazctl-Joues.
Proceeding
al
i
rate
of
between
15
and
20
idle
air'Jiour,
the
car
slopped
in
twice
its
length.
This
indi
cated
that,
the
brakes
were
in
good
order.
Shortly
.
before
10
o'clock,
court
adjourned
until
10
o'clock-
Ibis
morning
when
Ihe
crown
proceeded
with
the
giving
of
lis
evidence.
f
Defence
Witnesses
The
first
witness
(his
morn
ing
was
City
Police
Sergeant
McClinchy
who
was
summoned
to
the
scene
of
Ihe
accident
im
mediately
after
it
occurred.
He
bund
the
track
wher
Ihe
right
hind
wheel
of
Ihe
car
had
skid-
d
for
some
I
en
or
fifleen
feel.
Ihe
end
of
the
skid
was
marked
by
a
pile
of
ashes
and
blood.
Phen
the
frack
of
the
vheel
was
ound
on
the
KidcSvnlfc.
He
saw
Ihe
car
of
J
up
accused
iWhlnli
li.nl
4MjVitlHglil'
hrokl'ri.
ifiider
'cross
examination
by
Mr.
Palinore,
Ihe
ollicer
said
that
the
accident
had
heen
reported
lo
him
by
accused.
Sergeant
McClinchy
also
told
of
esls
(hat
had
ln'cu
made
in
his
presence
wilh
cars
al
Ihe
scene
of
the
accident.
A
Lexington
car
driven
?H
a
rale
of
17
miles
per
hour
had
skidded
3d
feet
when
I
In-
brakes
were
suddenly
applied.
The
Ford
car
owned
hy
(1.
II.
Munro
had
also
been
used
in
the
tests.
It
skidded
18
feet
when
brakes
were
applied
after
being
driven
at
a
rale
of
17
miles
an
hour.
At
a
rale
of
nine
miles
an
hour
it
had
skidded
nine
feet.
Mrs.
Jarvis
Mcf.eod
gave
evi
dence
as
to
Ihe
whereabouts
of
ttildren
on
Ihe
street
and
.also
stateiL
thai
while
she
was
silling
al
her
front
window
immediately
before
the
acicdenl,
she
had
heard
no
warning
sound
of
the
ear's
approach.
Father's
Evidence
l.
II.
Muuro
testified
thai
he
was
nt
his
home
al
Ihe
lime
of
lie
accident.
The.
first
inllma
lion
he
received
nf
the
accident
was
when
his
litllo
hoy.
Cordon
screamed
"Paddy,
Norma
has
been
hil
by
a
car."
At
Ihe
time
lie
could
mtl
believe
it
was
Norma
for
lie
thought
she
was
in
(he
house.
He
rushed
out
to
the
street
and
saw
the
Utile
girl
lying
In
the
road.
She
was
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
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now.
M.
.M.
Stephens
A
'Co.
Ltd.
rO
HENT.
Furnished
rooms.
Hot
and
cold
vvaler.
Centrally
located.
fleasonable
rents.
Norfohl
Ilnoms,
Fulton
Street
Phone
lllack
329.
tf
FOIt-HENT.
Clapp
apartment
Westcnhavcr
Hros.
tf
LOST
LOST.-
Helween
West
of
Eng
land
store
and
Fulloii
Slreel
Ihursilay
morning,
parcer
containing
-yard
goods.
He-ward.
Finder
phone
(538.
doubled
mi
on
her
stomach
and
face.
Looking
Lot
li
west
and
easlr
he.
did
not
at
first
see
any
car
mil
on
looking
wesl
again,
he,
saw
Ihe
car
near
Oreer's
house.
There
was
no
sign
of
life
and
she
was
bleeding
quite
-nauiy.
,s
tic
started
for
the
houso
with
her
be
saw
tin
man
annroach
ng.
He
look
the
child
into
the
houso
and
shn
gurgled
and
started
lo
brealln
I
hen
Syines
came
in
and
rtsked
how
she
was.
Witness
said
il
looked
pretty
serious
and.
h
asked
accused
who
he
was.
II
said
he
was-
a
taxi
driver.
Wit
ness
had
never
sen
him
before.
After
the
little
girl
had
been
laspii
ro
inc
nosni
al.
.Mr.
Monro
came
back
lo
Ihe
hpuse.
Shortly
arter
.symeg
came
back
wilh
his
car.
Accused
said:
"Mr.
Munro.
I
just
came
hack
to
see
you.
It
might
gq
hard
with
tuc
if
I
did
not
show
my
syinpalhy."
WfU
ness
said:
"If
that
is
what
you
came
hack
for,
you
had
heller
gel
in
your
car
and
go
onV'
Ac-'
(contlnued
on
page
six)
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
BOARD
HOARD
and
Room,
or
board
only.
113
Fiflh
Avenue
East.
Phono
Red
707.
HOARD.
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
FOUND
FOUND.
Moosehearl
pin.
Ap-
ply
Daily
News
olllce.
BOAT3
AND
LAUNCHES
IUC1S
OF
KASTIIOPF.
4
-CYCLE
Marine
Engines
i-H.P.
without
clutch
$185.00
4-H.P.
I
cylinder
MD
200.00
C-H.P.
1
cylinder
IID
150.00
8-H.P.
I
cylinder
IID
750.00
K-H.P,
2
cylinder
MD
150.00
IC-H.P.
t
cylinder
l.D
175.00
All
the
alKive
except
the
first
include
the
Famous
Joes
lle-vcrse
Cear,
and
full
electrical
and
propeller
equipment.
The
best
(hat
uio;7ey
can
buy.
Easthope
Hi-os:.
1717
Oeorgi.1
SI.
W.
Vancouver,
H.C.
Always
al
your
service.
Prince
Rupert
Boathouse,
Agents
Phone
381.
AUCTION
SALE
AUCTION
SALE.
--
An
auction
Sale
will
lie
held
at
Itt,
8th
Avenue
East,
mi
Saturday.
Ih-I
.'tlli
at
2.30
p.m.
consisting
of
Oak
buffel,
oak
rocker,
oak
Morris
chair,
Cougnlcum
run.
heater,
table,
bureau,
bed
Spring
and
mattress,
slu-e-ami
blankets,
range,
phonograph,
etc.
Philpotl,
Evitl
V.
Co.,
Ltd.,
Auctioneers.
137
SHEDDON
TAXI
134
Anywhere
al
Anytime.
Five
pas
senger
Dodge
Sedan
Comfort
and
Courtesy.
Rales:
50c
for
I
or
2
passengers,
25c
for
each
additional
passenger.
PHONE
134
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
George,
Paul
or
dust)
Special
G
and
7
passenger
Slude-
bakers
at
your
semen
day
and
night.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Empress
Hotel.
FURNITURE
HOSPITAL
And
Ceneral
Repair
Shop.
Re
pairs
of
all
kinds
promptly
at
tended
to.
We
repair
typo
writers,
gramophones
and
do
picture
framing.
Carpet
laying
Furniture
crating.
TOM
BALLANGER
Phone
Hlue
025.
3I8
Fifth
St
FURNITURE
EXCHANGE
Furnilure
Hough!,
Sold
and
Exchanged.
Ranges,
Healers,
etc.
moderately
priced.
Every
thing
for
Ihe
home.
Call
in
and
look
around.
ALEX.
MACKENZIE,
Third
Avenue
Phone
775.
(John
Christ
ies
old
stand.)
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NEW
Process
Columbia
Records
no
scratching.
Finest
ro
productions
of
latest
Fox
Trots,
Songs
and
Instrumental
music
hy
world
famed
artists
Call
In
and
hear
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Friday,
June
12
High
5:2(1
a.m.
18.2"
18:17
p.m.
18.0
1
Low
,
12:0
1
p.m.
3,7."'
Artklti
Lost
anj
Fo-jaJ,4c"
BEDDINQ
OUT
PUHTl
Plant
thai
Kt..w
t
for
your
iu,
r
M
bedding
ny?
,
ally
ari-iifnui
.
,,
.
relied
uun
goods.
ii
.
...
ureenlioiiv
P
i
McCarthys.
TOM
CALCHEFF
Experienced
Tillor
Suits
lllmlr
Press
in
;,
,
,
Win
,.
i,
tullon
hlnv
?!
FURNITURE.
New
and
8ecor.llurd
FraiJ
ore
Store.
Well
iy.c
i.
aJ
change
New
and
Seessilinl
Coods,
OfeO.
PAPAD0PULIJ.
839
Third
Ave.
Pboie
l
FIREWOOD.
He
Coiiifni
.,
Dry
hloi
k
w
Fresh
'i'
Plif.i
I:
A.
ISAACSON
PHOTO
FINISHING
P.
J.
RYAN
P.O.
It
i
I
Prince
R
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in
Ku
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BOB
KEITH
-
M"el
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Baoaaoe.
Furniture
HoiH
la'
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you
wan!
an:
or
uelive.i"i.
P.O.
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