PADS
FOW,
AFTER
LONG
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CAKING,
JURY
IN.
LOCAL
ASSAULT
CASK
CONSIDERS
ITS
VERDICT
THIS
AFTERNOON.
(Continued
from
Page
One).
wilh
her,
1
Tlif
court
would
-yini
allow
-Mrs.
.uri.epq
r.
lane,
mjiwiineg
sianu.
-
Sergeant
McGllnchy
ergeant
MrOlinchy,
at
the
time
on
the
city
police
foree,
loht
of
Florence
Morrison
tele
phoning
to
the
police
station
ami
stating
that
Murdoch.
Mat
Kenzie
had
lorn
off,
her
clclhing
in
.McClymont
Park
anrf,
taken
it
away.
The
officer
ett
fri
toue;i
over
the
telephone
with
Mac
kenzie
and
told
him
to
come
to
the
police
station
and
bring
the
clothinjc
with
him.
At
12:30
(midnight)
he
arrived
at
the
station
and
produced
the
cloth
ing,.
He
was
.Ihen.
duly
.warned
and
placed
under
arrest.
Mr.
Oonzales
asked
the
officer
if
he
had
not
"bawled'
Mackenzie
out
and
forced
him
to
make
certain
statement
before
he
had
been
warned.
Sergeant
Mefitinchy
denied
this
and
stated
that
statements
made
by
Mao
kenzie
had
been
voluntary.
At
this
point,
Mackenzie
was
called
to
the
stand.
He
stated
that
McGlinchy
had
been
"pretty
severe"
over
the
telephone
and.
when
be
had'given
him
the
girl's
clothing
in
the
station,
McGlinchy
had
called
him
a
"big
bum"
and
asked
him,
if
he
wanted
to
treat
a
girl
like
that,
why
he
did
not
go
to
Comnx
I
Avenue.
The
officer
had
been
'rough
with
him
and
he
(Mackenzie),
before
being
warned
and
before
knowing
that
he
was
going
to
be
arrested,
had
answered
certain
questions.
Later
lie
received
a
warning
and
was
forthwith
locked,
up.
Bullying
Asked
by
Mr.
Johnson
spec-fically
what
MeOIinchy's
"bully,
tag"
had
consisled
of,
Mackenzie
said
it
had
been
calling
him
":t
big
bum"
in
a
gruff
voice
and
suggesting
why
be
had
not
gnn.
to
Comox
Avenue.
There
had
.
been
no
other
remark
conslilot-
.
ing
"bullying."
Sergeant
Mcfilinchy
look
the
stand
and
disagreed
with
Mac-
?
kenzie
that
he-
had
asked
him
questinns
'linns
before
before
warning
him.
His
Lordship'
Lordship'
gav
gave
Ihe
accused
the
benefit
of
the
doubt
and
the
questions
and
answer
at
the
time
of
Mackenzie's
arrest
wen
not
admitted.
Casey
and.
Cap-slick
were
arrested
lafer
the
ame
night.
Heard
Girl
Scream
David
lludema,
21,
who
wa
.
present
Jnjhe
park
on
Ihe
night
ih
question'
was
the
next
witr
I
ness.
He
told
of
the
group
of
girls
and
boys
that
had
been
in
the
park
and
their
movements.
Florence
Morrison
remained
sil-
ting
oh
a
bench
with
one
of
t!ie
accused
while
he
(wilnes)
and
others
went
to
the
plank
road
way.
i
ney
were
watching
a
dog
fight
when
Florence
wa-
heard
to
scream
"Dave,
help
me."
He
voice
seemed
to
be
la
agony
but
she
had
often
scream
ed
before
and
he
(witness)
did
not
think
it
necessary
to
return
to
her
assislance.
No
furtljcr
.
screams
were
beard'before
tue
wimesH
ann
ine
oiners'
ieu
auer
Casey
and
.Capslick
had
com
ruhningt
Up
to
the
roadway.
Under
cross-examination,
wit
ness
denied
asking
Ihe
girl
to
remain
in
the.
park.
He
was
not
sure
if
he
had
asked
her
lo
com
along
when
he
and
the
others
were
leaving
the
park.
At
one
time,
while
they
were
near
the
swimming
pool,
she
had
askei
,
him
to
take
her
away
from
;
Mackenzie,
He
bad
seen
no
rea-
eon
why
she
could
not
have
left
at
any
time
if
she
had
wanted
to.
If,
when
the
girl
had
yelled
be
bad
.thought
'she
was
in
dan
ger
he
would
have
returned
to
her
rescue.
Asked
if
It
bad
been
a
common
practice
for
girls
ar,
boyn
to
"sit
down
and
love
ead
other
in
the
park
without
seri
ous
intention,"
wilnes
admit
ted
that
it
had
been,
Ha
had
not
seen
Florence
Morrison
sitlin
down
with
different
boys
In
'tlift
park.
Identifies
Article
After
lludema
left
the
stain
Florence
.Morrison
was
reealle
'
lo
Identify
the
clothing
tha
Mackenzie
had
surrendered
to
Mclilincby
and
which
had
pre
viously
been
entered
as
an
ex
hil.it.
lleorge
Fhenlnn.
2t,
also
lol
of
the
evening
In
the
park.
II
bad
beard
the
screams
after
tl
girl
had
been
left
sifting
wil
Mackenzie,
Capstlck
and
Casey
being
about
ten
feet
away.
The
..
creams
Vputi'ded
,as
If
the
girl
!T'
1,
Sa2
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JCSmm
is
was
in
pain
or
frightened.
She.
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Dave."
Xol.,.,1..
rplnrn.i
In
hr
v
'
.
,
W
hen
he
heanl
the
first
scream
he
thought
somethiing
wnswron'Ti
and
then
he
changed
his
opinion
It
was
getting
dusk
at
the
time
I
kilt
ut
n
was
o
q
not
nnl
iiirb
dark
Mienion
said
in
answer
to
i
uestinns
that
he
did
not
re-!
lember
Murdoch
silting
and'
fooling
with
the.
girl
at
ano
ther1
lime
the
same
evening.
Ht
aV
Pearl
Thompson.
stoi
ani
alk
to
her.
There
was
nolhim;
o
have
stopped
her
going
with
.
the
other
girls
at
that
lime
t.
i
lu
wished.
She
was
jusl
fool-
1
ing
around
and
spooning
on
lh
4
ench.
While
the
ol
tiers
"wert
there
Ihe
srirl
.seemed
eonlenl
in.
it.
nun
.'iuv
it
i
1
1
c
1
1.
In
answer
In
the
JinUc,
Sben-
'
on
said
the
girl
was
silling
fouH
feet
away
from
Mackenzie,
lie
lid
not
see
them
with
their
arm!
round
each
other.
hen
l,a
1
lofl
tftr
l.nmA
rinrAfiia
-oa
If.ui
If
only
girl
in
the
park
left
with'?iven
on
U,a,
'-ann
five
,boys.
She
did
not
suggest
io
him
that
she
wanted
to
go
home.
Hollered
for
Help
Thomas
Howe
.said
he
knev
the
accused
boys
well
and
also
the
girl.
He
wa.s
there
in
company
with
the
Thompson
girls,
lludema
and
3hcnton.
He
heard
screams
coming
from
wher
Florence
Morrison
was
silting
with
"the
three
boys:
She
"hollered"
for
help
saying
"Help.
Dave,
Help."
They
did
not
go
o
her
help.
Asked
why
he
'dm
not
do
so
he
said:
"I
figured
1
hould
gel
inlo
trouble."
Asked
what
he
meant
by
get-
iag
inlo
trouble
witness
said
he
meant
be
would
get
inlo
a
fight.
e
also
urged
Dave
lludema
not
o
yo
as
he
was
staying
out
of
it.
e
did
not
think,
it
was-
any
thing
serious.
He
did
not
cons
ider
he
bad
any
right
to
inter-
fere.
Cross-examined,
Howe
said
li
Miought
there
was
some
trouble
going
on.
He
knew
the
girl
anr
she
screamed
quite
often
and
hese
were
prelly
nearly
the
ame
kind
of
screams
he
had
eard
before.
He
had
seen
her
in
the
park
several
times
before.
'hat
evening,
he
had
seen
lie
with
her
anh
around
Mackenzie
They
were
al
that
time
close
to
gether
and
she
seemed
quite
alfrfi'eil;
Howe
said
he
had
beard.some-
one.
aK
norence.
io
come
Home
and
she
said
she
was
going
lo
slay.
,
She
.
was
still
,
seated
oa
he
seal
with
Mackenzie's
arm
around
her
when
he
left.
He
said
he
was
not
worried
at
her
slaying
with
the
boys.
Mr.
(ionzaW
then
drew
al
enlion
lo
the
answers
witness
gave,
in
Hie
police
court
trial
which
differed
from
what
he
had
i
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hiaWiitfj
TtZmZtf
InduMriU
Hum
lit
SS?B
katttou.
WUlM
f
At
Your
Retailer
,1
or
rnma
Prvma
Wie
Wae
Ca
Ca
Mm
J
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AlCVp
Mrj
a
j
nueoty.
Alt,
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a.
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mT
flr.t
wu
mTiwoI-
ten,
aore
ud
IteKy
I
could
kardly
metV
nl8llt'
v!
F
ZFErll?.
B7
...
begin
to
take
j
AAer
I
had
Uken
tint
bottl
I
wu
omplrttly
rehired
of
mr
eczema,
aai
any
disease
of
tk
blood
ttueBJik,
ait'y
wsrtli
its
price
many
timaoTer.'
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preparatioa
tut
beea
TrWV
Limited,
Toronto.
OaL
Defence
Evidence
Mr.
(ionzales
then
outlined
ILe
evidence
be
intended
to
produce
for
the
defence.
He,
called
Pearl
Thompson,
a
girl
20
years
of
age
eAiployed
a
a
maid
ai
Ihe
hospital.
She
said
she
wain
tjie
park
lha(
evening
with
her
sisler.
They
went
In-
hy
lln
elu
dr;
path-
and(
met
Ihe
boys
oo
the
centre
of
the
bridge,
tflu
had
asked
FTorenre
to
cojne
borne
with
her
after
she
had
eu
swinging
awhile.
Her
sis-rr
was.sitting
at
the
table
wilh
he
boys
and
Florence.
The
boyn
were
Mackenzie
and
Casey.
SImI
aitl
she
Ihought
one
of
thrboy-s
lad
his
arm
around
Florence.'
She
did
not
answer
when
asked
o
come
home.
She
did
fiot
make
any
move
to
come;
She
could
have
gone
home
if
she
wanted
.'VSIip,
Jliought,
Dave
lludema
also
asked
ber
to
go.
The
Judge
asked
what
was
thi?
concern
about
gel
If
rug
ber
home
In
answer
lo
another
quest
lop
witness
said
Florence
oflei
yelled
a
great
deal
without
caust
She
did
not
pay
much
ntlenlim.
o
her
screams
n
it
was
quite
a
natural
yell.
Cross-examined
in
regard
ti
the
screams
she
repealed
that
'i
was
a
natural
yell.
She
did
no-
hear
her
say
"Help,
Dave,
help."
She
hail
met
Florence
al
dances
and
she
considered
her
character,
was
"perfectly
all
right."
Stu
never
head
a
w.ord
against
her.
"Kidding
Her
Along"
George
Casey
wai
the
first
witness
for
the
defence
"after
the
dinner
adjournment.
Florence
had
been
swinging
and
she
came
lo
where
witness
and
Xed
Hums
were.
The
latter
told
her
lo
'get
lo
H
out
of
here."
Shi
then
went
lo
a
bench
-and
sal
lown,
Murdoch
Mackenzie
sitting
down
beside
her.
Casey
and
Capslick
were
over
at
a
table
Witness
sal
down
beside
Flor
ence
and
Mackenzie.
She
was
not
being
held
and
there
-wa.s
mil
lung
to
prevent
her
getting
away
had
she
wished
to
do
so
In
fart
she
had
been
asked
by
a
gsr!
and
a
boy
if
she
was
goin
lo
leave
but
she
had
said
nothing
and
made
no
movement
as
if
to
go.
After
the
others
ha
gone,
Florence
said
"Let's
go
arid
sit
withv
the
rest
of
Ihe
boys,''
They
then
wenl
In
lh.
table-
Oeorge
Casey,
Mackenzie
and
the
girl--the
Jailer
not
be
ing
carried.
When
they
gqt
to
the
table,
Florence
told
one
ot
the
boys
lo
get
up
and'
give
j
somebody
else
a
seat.
Capslick
lot
up
and
Florence
sal
down
beside
Darrow
Casey,
giving
him
a
push.
To
Kiippnrt
himself
Darrqw
put
his
arm
around
tti
girl
and"
Ihey
bumped
into
Mac
ikenzle
who
also
put
his
am
around
her.
They
bumped
bar
and
forth
for
a
while
and
th
girl
put
her
arm
around
Mur
dock
and
Darrow.
They
were
W
anted
For
Sale
ForJRent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
adrance.
No
Advertuement
taken
for
let
than
50c
kidding
he.
along
and
telling
!"
hw
sood
look.ng
she
was.
r
ijSliorlly
after,
t'.apslick
suggeeted
lhai
they
taki-
n
garment
oiT
her
Then
Ihe
di:
fighl
started
and
'Wi'iiess,
with
Xed
llurns,
left
H'l'liey
heant
Florence
.squtsil
bill
Uiev
paiil
n
atlenllon
to
it
n-.tiiey
wre
ued
lo
he.irlng
her
queal.
A
few
minutes
hater
(Lawrence
and
Darrow
rame
up
'o
the
dojj
fighl
on-
Ihe
road
There
was
no
further'
yell
and
hey.
including
Darrow
and
Iiv-
rence,
went
home.
Inder
cross-examination
hy
Mrr
Johnson,
witness
could
noi
accoiinl
for
the
girl
being
bruised
unles
it
was
while
they
were
bumping
bark
and
forth
on
the
table.
Always
Screaming
Fjlwnrd
Hums
gave
viilettn-of
a
similar
nature
to
Hint
ot
Oeorge
(Ja.ey.
He
had
lobl
her
tp
gel
lo
J
-
out"
because
she
was
always
screaming
and
making
a
noise
in
the
park.
While
Murdoch,
:ieorge
and
the
glr.
were
sifting
on
the
bench
the
were
"loyltig
each
oilier
up
ard
making
a
tot
of
noise."
She
had
her
arms
around
Ihe
two
hoy.
There
was
no
reason
that
sh
could
not
have
cone
had
she
wanted
to.
The
'girl
was
nn
arried
from
beneh
to
table.
Sh
ad
made
no
protest
as
lo
wh
ti
as
going,
on.
No
handkerehie'
ad
been
placed
in
her
moutU
He
heard
tier
scream
a
couple
o"
times
but
it
was
her
usual
habii
o
scream.
If
he
had
beard
the
girl
yell
as
If
in
danger
he
would
hav
gone
back.
Under
cross-examination,
wit-
ness
said
he
had
seen
nothing
wrong
that
evening
unless
it
war
wrong
for
-,a
young
man
lo
hav
Ills
arm
afqurid
a
young
lady."
n
answer
to
a
question
by
tin
udge.
witness
said
that
he
had
een
no
indecent
conduct
ant'
had
heard
nothing
that
woul.i
warrant
the
Jioys
taking
liberties
with
Ihe
girl
or
any
suggeslion
of
liberties.
Accused
on
Stand
Murdoch
Mackenzie
was
llien
ailed
lo
Hie
stand
to,
give
his
slory
of
Hje
event
in
.11
a
park
on
the
nigfit
In.
-
question,'.
Whtt
l
lorencq
Morrispjn;
was
.sitting
near
the
swimming,
lank,
ha
had
made
a
Ynolion
Vs:
if
IrS
!puh
her
n.
She
veiled
twice
then
and
asked
Dave
liudema
lo
help
her.
I
hey
then
went
to
the
bcncl
wiiere-
ne
seaieu
iiimseu
auer
I
be
girl.
He
had
not
pushed
o
pulled
her
down,
He
told
her
she
lookpd
?klnd
of
lonely",
anil
asked
if
he
could
sit
down
beside
her.
she
made
no
objection.
Later
(leorge
Casey
sal
down
Asked
twice
if
she
was
going.
I
lie
girl
made
no
answer
no:
movement
to
go.
Mackenzie
tcnied
picking
the
girl
up
ana
rarryiritt
her
to
the
table.
Shi
bad
proposed
to
go
to
lii
Inbl.
where
l
he
.others
were.
Aflei'
they
were
sealed
at
the-
table
wilnss
and
Darrow
Casey
push
ed
Ihe
girl
back
and
forlb.
She
raised
no
objection.
Somw
one
proposed
(bat
Ihey
remove
an
article
of
hr
clothing
and
lhi
was
done
hy
Capslick.
They,
ha
no
injy''qnft
dQlnanythlng
wrort&l
VRMiliftTl)ejq"tlial
ins
ana
narrow
Casey
s
-
arm
were
around
the
girl
at
this
lime.
Darrow
and
Lawrence
then
left
for,
the
dog
fight
;m
he,
witness,
was
left
with
Ihe
girl.
There
had
been
no
hand
kerchief
pl.iced
in
her
mouth
After
Harrow
and
Lawrence,
left
witness
staled
that
he
and
Flnr.
ence
had
a
cigarette.
Later
he
suggesledvit
was
time
for
1'lor
(continued
on
page
six)
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or
woman
to
d
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of;
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three.
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stating
wage
expected
to
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269.
142
FOR
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six
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order.
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and
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in.
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Wizard
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Fast;
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week
or
month.
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607.
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Apartments.
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Five
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West.
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SI3
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325.
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and
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Store.
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FLAT
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nnil
Howser
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it
ruler
please
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387.
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trit
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joi
Springs,
Llthla
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of
lh
.
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,ni!t.s"Di1,'rnl
rhm
known
tat
rlieumaU'mf.
nooi
fly
fishing
for
rainbow
I
rout
in
Lnkelse
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and
river.
Molor
meet
all
trains
giving
llirough
connecllon
wilh
Lodge.
Telephone
connected
In
Terracij
1.
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manager
MISCELLANEOUS
SUMMKR
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Kalhly.i
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20,
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BOARD
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d.
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$7.00
n
load.
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Furnace
Wood
7.00
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