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Phone
BIO
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
TESTIMONY
OF
JOSEPH
SAN
KEY'S
UNCLE
.MAKES
MUH
DEIl
TlilAL
FEATURE.
(continued
from
page
one)
front
of
Ohashl's
store
nearby
rating
an
Ice
cream
cone.
He
went
on
around
Cunningham's
corner
and
was
ahead
of
her
as
she
walked
home.
After
arriving
home,
she
looked
out
of
the
front
win
dow
of
the
house
and
saw
accused
sitting
on
the
grass
across
the
street
by
the
red
fence
of
the
Pierce
residence,
Miss
Chlsholm
passed
by
where
Sankey
sat.
Accused
had
on
a
blue
suit,
white
shirt
and
cap.
Miss
Chlsholm
had
ou
a
green
raincoat,
brown
skirt,
gloves.
and
gum
boots
and
was
carrying
he.
hat.
Later
when
she
looked
out
tlu
window
again
neither
deceased
nor
accused
were
in
sight.
There
had
beeit
no
other
man
in
the
vicinity
but
ac
cused.
Under
cross
examination,
the
Uttli
girl
said
it
was
the
side
of
Sankey's
face
.
she
saw.
She
had
seen
no
girl
down
town
with
Sankey.
She
saw
Mis-Chlsholm
long
after
she
had
passed
the
red
fence
but
not
accused.
Mrs.
,ngnd
Sandhals,
mother
of
Haldls.
who
gave
her
evidence
through
Tom
Dybhavn,
Norwegian
Interpreter,
testified
that
she
knew
Sankey.
he
having
worked
at
B.A.
Cannery
with
her
husband
who
was,
a
carpenter.
It
was
about
nine
or
a
few
minutes
before
when
she
sent
Haldls
downtown
to
the
store.
After
the
llJUe
girl
had
returned
some
ten
minutes
later
she
too.
(Mrs,
Sandhals)
saw
Miss
Chlsholm
pass
the
hcuse.
Out
of
the
side
window
sh-
saw
the
man
sitting
beside
Mr.
Pierce's
fence.
She
followed
Miss
Chlsholm
with
her
eyes
and
saw
her
pass
the
man.
Looking
again
she
saw
neither
Miss
Chlsholm
nor
the
man.
had
dark
clothes
on
and
a
can.
saw
no
one
else
but
saw
Chlsholm
carrying
her
gloves
but
could
not
say
she
had
a
hat.
MAN
t
Ol.LOUINd
;iltl,
Charles
Relnholt.
German
boat
build
er
and
fisherman
who
waa
on
the
stand
for
about
an
hour
and
who
underwent
a
grilling
cross-examination
at
the
hands
of
Mr.
Patmore.
told
of
the
gtrl
artr4
th.n
tka
n
..
.
ck.,
CVr
I
it
was
an
Indian
dressed
In
bis
Sundav
clothes.
He
knew
him
by
sight
but
not
by
name
at
that
time.
Wltnesi
Identified
Sankey
In
the
prisoner's
dock
as
the
man.
P.elnholt's
description
oft
cecused's
clothes
tallied
with
that
of
other
witnesses.
Witness
did
not
speaU
to
accused
as
he
passed.
He
saw
no
one
else
pass
that
morning.
Later
In
the
day
he
(witness)
too
joined
the
earch
going
along
the
shore
with
a
Japanese
and
finding
no
trace.
Under
cross-exsmlnatlon,
witness
ad
mitted
that
he
was
a
German
and
had
Witness
was
examined
In
some
detail
by,
Mr.
Patmore
as
to
the
possibility
of
his
having
been
able
to
so
closely
describe
Sankey
from
having
only
glanced
at
him
through
the
window.
Though
he
contradicted
himself
on
several
occasions
In
connection
with
van-
$5.00
a
month
(Only
$60.00
a
Year)
Gives
you
immediate
possession
to
either
Lot
17,
Mock
32,
Sec.
7
or
Lot
23,
Mock
2,
Sec.
8
or
Lot
3,
Mock
32,
Sec.
8.
You'll
make
no
mistake
in
buyinjr
one
of
these
lots,
as
they
are
located
on
streets,
surrounded
by
well-kept
homes,
that
are
occupied
by
the
kind
of
people
who
make
good
neighbors.
15
uy
now
when
prices
are
low
and
terms
are
easy,
and
before
another
year
rolls
around,
you
will
be
mighty
happy
over
.your
Investment.
Take
my
advice,
put
some
of
your
surplus
dollars
in-Prince
Kupert
now.
Don't
delay,
this
Is
a
real
money-making
opportunity,
the
kind
that
cornea
but
once
in
a
lifetime.
Take
advantage
of
II.
G.
C.
Walker
Cor.
2nd
Ave.
and
4th
St.
Ery
package
of
Winchester
Qg
tret
Ira
contain
poker
hand
insert
card.
Save
Oiesc
Inserts
they
art
valuable
in
exchange
for
packs
of
hi(h
trad
playing;
card,
etc
Winchester
A
Mild
Blended
Cigarette
r'NSSv
.
VJK
A
1".
out
details,
he
resolutely
maintained
I
ness.
that
he
had
positively
seen
Sankey's
Under
cross-examination.
Mr.
Smith
face
and
was
not
mistaken.'
i
stated
that
he
had
noUred
nothing
cot'NtL
t
i:iiuii:i)
strange
or
unnatural
In
accused's
ap-
There
was
s
pass
between
His
Lord-'
J""
did
not
see
any
blood
ship
and
counsel
for
the
defence
-when
I
ulIW
on
nU
h,rt
nd
there
was
ntrth-
Mr.
Justice
D
A.
McDonald
criticized
i
lng
bout
nlm
t0
indicate
he
had
par-
I
the
insistence
of
Mr.
Patmorc'a
en-:
"cipatea
in
a
struggle,
dfsvor
to
break
down
witness
and
ai-
:
Mr'
Robcrt
Olbson.
wife
of
the
I"ori
The
man!"'
&1
veracity.
Mr.
Patmore
thrtw
i
uilnran
consiaDie.
two
or
seeing
sc-
Sh8
hU
papers
on
the
counsels
table
andicusea
paM
lne
P"ce
Miss
Chlsholm
I
"marked,
that
he
did
not
see
that
it
rlleT
11
oc,cf
"
tne
morning
01
and
the
man
at
that
time.
unfair
to
seek
further
explasallo'.
"e
apparcnuy
coming
Under
cross-examination.
Mrs.
Sand-:
witness'
vague
answers.
(,rcm
lne
direction
of
the
pipe
line
to
hals
said
the
man
was
too
far
.war
til
'Dor.1
show
your
temper.
It
wontl""
"l"
n
Pc-
rtcoenlze
him.
She
could
tell
nothmJt
you
anywhere."
remarked
His
Lortl-!kcU
and
ne
WM
lohnf
iig
wltti
ai
else
but
the
color
of
his
clothes.
Her
'.
hip.
tvMlohi
m-oa
rtnt
haH
She
e
Miss'
ici..
'
Under
further
rmn.minlnllnn
wit.
JOHN
S.WKEi
atss
denied
having
told
Rev.
Mr.
The
evidence
of
John
Sankey
was
Pierce,
after
the
body
was
found,
that
1
taken
through
the
Interpreter.
W.
E.
be
had
seen
two
white
men
pass
his
j
Colltson.
Joe
Sankey
lived
at
bis
house
place
on
the
morning
in
question
and
In
Port
Esslngton.
On
the
morning
of
that
they
did
not
look
good
to
hun.
j
May
23
accused
awoke
and
left
the
He
had.
however,
told
Mr.
Pierce
thatjaouse
about
9:15.
Later
In
the
morn-an
Indian
had
passed.
,
lng
after
11
o'clock
witness
had
occaa-
Hls
Lordship
quelled
Uttering
among
the
spectators
'
at
the
peculiarity
of
the
J..y.':JTZ
Omnm-B
speech.
We
must
have
ofdrr!
lying
on
hu
bed.
vs).
j
uuuitis
CDiauttaiuucub
UCIL!
I
.
...
...
.
.
...
.
the
old
steamer
Hazelton
on
the
morning
of
May
23.
It
was
about
five
min
utes
past
nine
that
Miss
Chlsholm
Ion
to
leave
the
house
for
a
short
time
and.
on
his
return,
Sankey
was
again
He
did
not
rise
for
WM
MUSjUKi
1st
S-
LJt
C4ti
lm
MW
WHVI
MUl
.
W
V41SJU
IVtU
UIM
ted,"
he
uid.
-This
is
a
serlaus
matter
bed
tor
upper.
There
vu
a
rather
ind
thote
who
do
not
regard
tt
as
auch
minute
description
of
the
houae.
alio
Hurl
Kaf
tat
lavastra
Haw
rMrn
tn
hartataw
n
th
i1rit
Hm
atrefitr4
m-
MHrnv
kit.
passed
his
place
and
she
stopped
fori
.......
...
.
.
...
us
who
realize
its
scriousnraa.
'navy
blue
coat
and
nanta.
brown
low
a
couple
of
minutes
to
pass
the
time
of
day.
She
was
wearing
the
gTeeu
raincoat,
grey
sweater,
gum
boots.
leather
gloves
and
he
thought
some
kind
of
a
cap.
She
waa
whistling
and
was
apparently
in
good
spirits.
Afte
she
had
passed
he
went
Into
the
boat-
house
and
a
few
minutes
later
heard
some
one
else
coming
along
the
side-,
walk
and
going
in
the
same
direction
He
looked
through
the
window
and
sawj
In
answer
to
a
question
by
HU
Lord-
shoe
and
light
RTtenish
colored
shirt,
s'.ilp,
witness
stated
that
he
had
seen
The
next
morning
they
(witness
and
no
one
else
around
his
place
on
the
.
accused)
went
to
the
B.A.
cannery
but
mcrnlng
in
question
nor
had
he
told',
were
told
there
would
be
no
work
that
Mr.
Pierce
that
he
had
seen
any
one
evening.
Then
with
James
Gray,
wit
else.
ness
and
accused
went
to
Cunningham
After
Pelnholt'a
evidence
had
been.
corner
and
there
heard
that
the
body
taken,
court
adjourned
until
10
JO
this
,
bad
been
found.
There
was
a
crowd
of
morning.
His
Lordship
warning
the,
Japs
and
white
men
and
one
of
the
members
of
the
Jury
to
let
no
matters
Japs
was
heard
to
remark:
'It
was
the
come
before
their
attention
other
than
!
same
ground
we
went
over
last
night
the
evidence
that
had
been
submitted.
where
the
body
was
found.
It
seems
a
The
Jury
was
locked
up
for
the
night
funny
sort
of
thing
that
the
body
In
the
Central
Hotel
under
the
guard-
j
shoiild
be
found
where
we
searched
lanshlp
of
the
sheriff,
8.
.V
Nlckerson,
t
over."
Witness,
accused
and
Jame
and
two
deputies.
C.
Stephens
and
J.
(Gray
then
went
to
the
old
Inlander.
Hayes.
witness
stating,
to
look
at
the
spot
MET
M.WKKV
IN
.MlillMMl
where
the
body
had
been
found,
but
The,
first
witness
this
morning
waathcy
turned
back
at
the
old
boat
and
John
McLean
Smith,
Port
Esslngton
!
dld
not
rech
lht
destination.
Ac-ferryman,
who
told
of
meeting
Sankey
cucd
hd
PParenUy
entered
into
no
on
the
morning
of
May
23.
Accused
!
conversation
either
going
or
coming,
was
apparency
on
his
way
from
the'
CHO
EXAMINATION
direction
of
the
pipe
line
to
the
town,
;
Under
cross
examination
by
Mr.
Pat-
LEADERS
FOR
THIS
WEEK
OKDEK
EARLY
One
Pound
of
Malkin'M
Rest
Tea
or
Coffee
must
he
included
with
each
of
the
following
specials
for
delivery:
Tea
.
.
75c
Coffee
.
.
70c
4
tins
Malkin's
best
Tomatoes,
2's
43c
4
tins
Heinz
Tomatoe
Soup,
small
45c
1
tins
Heinz
Pork
and
Beans,
small
45c
1
Heinz
Prepared
Mustard
and
1
Heinz
Vinegar,
pint,
the
2
for
45c
2
IJottles
Heinz
Chili
Sauce.
.
.
65c
9
lint
Mai
TfolriT
Tnmuf
tt
Pdf
mi
it
mm
svIV'fc
ll.iu
av
waiatavvv
ym
krt
i
j
65c
2
bottles
Heinz
Sweet,
Sour,
Chou,
or
Relish
for
.
.
.
75c
C
tins
Heinz
Cooked
SpaghetJ,
small
.
.
.
,
,
.....
75c
G
tins
King
Oscar
Sardines
.
.
75c
12
pkgs.
Malkin's
Rest
Assorted
Jelly
Powders
,
75c
1-4
lb.
tin
Pure
Plum
or
Prune
Jam
45c
We
will
deliver
any
of
the
above
specials
if
you
include
the
tea
or
coffee.
You
can
get
these
specials
without
the
tea
or
coffee!
on'
a
cash
and
carry
basis.
...'
Frcxh
Fruit
and
Vegetables
every
boat
the
search.
Further
in
the
course
.of
cross
examination
came
witness's
declaration
that
the
vest
of
the
blue
suit
that
Sankey
had
been
wearing
on
the
morning
of
May
23
when
he
left
th"
house
had
been
left
,
behind
tn
Port
Simpson.
Witness
said
he
had
ascertained
this
when
he
found
the
vest
on
his
return
to
Port
Slmpnon
late
In
the
summer
after
the
close
of
the
fishing
season.
The
vest
was
produced
In
court
and
witness
identified
It
as
the
vest
that
had
been
left
In
Port
Simpson
and
which
had
never-been
tn
Es
slngton.
The
Incident
of
the
nosebleed
at
Port
Esslngton
on
the
Sunday
early
In
May
was
then
described
In
detail
by
witness.
The
nose
bleed
occurred
when
accused
was
wheeling
truck
load
of
wood.
He
had
put
down
the
truck
'and
witness
had
seen
him
wipe
the
blood
on
the
leg
of
his
trousers.
Nose
bleeds,
witness
said,
were
quite
frequent
with
Joe.
,
It
waa
also
brought
out
In
cross-examination
that
accused
was
short
sighted
and
that
was
why
he
had
to
have
a
clock
near
to
his
bed.
In
Mr.
Johnson's
re-dlrect
examination
or
witness,
Sankey
admitted
having
made
a
tTlp
to
Port
Simpson
between
May
24,
the
day
when
the
body
was
found,
and
June
7.
when
preparations
were
being
made
for
the
holding
of
the
preliminary
trial
in
Prince
Rupert.
Witness
could
hot
"say
definitely
the
date
of
accused's
nosebleed.
It
was
he
thought
on
Sunday.
May
2
or
9.
He
confined
his
previous
statement
that
--0
knowing
what
witness
had
aald
to
accused
"but
Mr.
Jiiatlre
D.
A.
McDonald
ruled
that
the
question
was
not
a
proper
one.
His
Lordship,
in
adjourning
1
at
the
conclusion,
of
the
evidence
of
Jchn
Banker,
who
had
been
on
the,
stand
tor
nearly
two
hours,
stated
that
!
he
would
give
Mr.
Patmore
the
oppor-
j
tunlty
of
giving
authority
whereby
the!
agtswerUic,
of
Ms
question
would
bo
permissible
.
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In
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Men's
2
PRICES
18.1'
ft
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"
10.7
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iiMONTREAL
If
you
are
a
judec
of
value
and
mot
coplp
know
a
bargain
when
they
see
ft
just
read
thin
ad.
Hats
Wc
have
a
great
assortment
of
Men's
Hats
from
the
famous
Ruckley
Drouin
Co..
made
in
Can
been
Interned
during
the
war
and
sentj1"'
FUng
of
"Good
Morning"
was
more.
John
Sankey
stated
that,
earlier
nda,
England,
I'ariii
and
Vienna.
back
to
Oennany
in
1919,
returning
two
exenangea
Deiween
accused
and
wit-
n
the
morning
of
May
24
before
they
years
later.
He
denied
ever
having
beea
"
-
",knew
the
body
had
been
found,
ac
ta
trouble
In
Germany.
1
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eMsea
had
suggested
that
they
Join
in
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phones
45
and
574
in
the
latest
models,
priced
from
53.
i.
up.
This
Is
just
half
the
price
you
pay
elsewhere.
This
is
one
outstanding
specimen
of
our
Montreal
prices.
A
large
shipment
has
just
come
In
of
Shirts.
Biltmore
These
are
priced
$1.75
up.
And
why
cold
days?
not
be
warm
Wc
have
from
these
Men's
Overcoats
from
f'J.95
tn
$194)5
Actual
values
arc
from
$25
to
$45.
This
is
the
best
value
ever
offered.
Sec
them,
and
judge
for
yourself.
PRESENTS
FOR'XMAS
Those
intending
sending
Xmas
Presents
overseas
should
see
our
stock
before
buying.
We
have
a
fine
t
variety
of
gift
articles
at
prices
which
will
save
you
from
25
to
:J5
per
cent.
If
you
want
to
obtain
first-class
goods'
In
Prince
Rupert
at
Montreal
prices
we
deserve
your
support.
And
for
you
to
get
thec
accused
had
been
getting
wood
in
his
j
I'"iccM
all
the
time,
we
need
your
good
suit
and
had
not
gone
to
church
that
day.
The
manner
of
the
nose
bleed
wa.Jh
.subject
nfjt
mrtriher,
pf
close
inqutrief
ty
'.Mr.
Johnson!"
Wlt2
ness
Insisted
that
when
one's
nose
bled
It
was
an
easy
matter
to
get
the
blood
on
both
legs
of
his
trousers
and
both
arms
of
his
coat.
qi
IXTION'
Itl'IXI
OUT
In
the
course
of
Mr,
Johnson's
reexamination
It
had
been
brought
out
that
witness
had
remarked
to
accused
o
fthe
nose
bleed
and
not
accused
to
wttuess.
Mr.
Tfttmors
was
desirous
cf
patronage,
so,
just
as
two
and
two
make
four,
if
you
want
Mon-
trenj
price-.
buy
from
us,
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue.
J.
R.
Miller,
Proprietor
DIAMONDS!
DIAMONDS!
DIAMONDS!
Are
one
of
our
leading
lines.
We
buy
direct
from
i;
lr
'Europe
for
ot
cash.
This
enables
us
to
compete
t.
'
store
In
Canada.
In
fact
few
stores
carry
as
large
,j
rings,
brooches,
pendants,
etc..
In
the
very
latent
!(
white,
green
and
yellow
gold.
Ioose
diamonds
fr,,r
,,
,
liftecn
hundred
dollars.
Our
store
has
won
the
.
-tf,
fidence
and
respect
of
the
buying
public
from
;,-
i.-for
fair
dealing.
VISIT
OUR
RASEMENT
STORE
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
DEMAND
We
1
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Third
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THEATRE
TONKiHT
ONLY,
7
and
9
p.m.
FRED
THOMSON
In
"The
Two
Gun
A
ti-top
Western
with
"Silver
King"
and
itr
Man"
THE
ADVENTURES
OF
MAZILV
No.
8
-
AI
RI
IITV
VAUdllN
IN
THE
VANISIHNC
ARMENIAN
I
NTERN
ATIONAL
N
E
WS
Admission
.15c
anJ
10c
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
8moked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Lid.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
These
Chilly
Nights
Retpiire
heal
in
the
house.
We
have
ji;
t
rci'fiu
I
Full
-liipinenl
of
Gurney
Oxford
Heaters
I'ur
eroiiuiny
and
enu
ieiu
y
Ihey
ritmiul
t
Cull
and
iiiopei
l
our
slock.
We
also
i-.irry
a
i
mop
Condor
Llectrlo
Lamp
in
all
sizes
Stork's
Hardware
Limited
710
Second
Avenue
Residence,
244
Fifth
Avenue
West
P.
O.
Box
247
ANGER,
The
Tailor
Fine
Imported
Sergo
and
Hcolch
t,
r
fA
Tweed
Suits
iiiiulo
to
order
in
our
NS
I
shop
in
Prince
Rupert
ns
low
as
dLlU
223
8lxth
Street
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
Prince
nuperLjjEl
FOR
THE
COLD
WEATHER
WEAR
RI-TEX
DOUBLE
FABRIC
SILK
HOSE
In
nil
I'ashlonnhlc
Color
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.,
Ltd.
f..1.nn
Phone
9.
3rd
Avenue
and
i