f
i
PAGE
FOUR
7ITE
DAILY
NEWS
TLur
INDIAN
CONVICTED
OF
.MUR
DER
OF
MISS
LORETTA
CHLSHOLM
AT
PORT
ES
SLNGTON
IN
.MAY
LAST,
'(continued
from
page
one)
Feeling
dizzy,
be
slipped
off
the
vet
and
limy
siaewaiK
on
tne
mow
grass.
T."rrt4rtot!lat,
-he
would
Ja3,
It.
beagaln;
tried
me
sidewalk
se
walked
through
the
vet
moss
grass
of
the
beach
back
to
the
(hack
where
he
threw
his
ahoes
and
sorts,
which
were
soaking
wet,
under
the
punk,
M'XIiAY
MO
KM
NO
At
9
o'clock
Sunday
morning.
May
S3,
accused
stated
that
he
rose
from
hU
bed
and.
alter
baring
a
wash,
vent
out
side
and
down
town.
He
went
down
to
Kameda'a
store
and
got
some
-
Ice
creamy
asking
Mrs.
Kameda
at
the
same
time
to
loan
him
a
brush
so
he
could
clean
off
the
mud
and
sand
which
he
had
got
on
hi
trouser
legs
when
he
went
out
of
the
bouse
early
that
morning.
Mrs.
Kameda
would
not
give
him
the
brush.
Oolng
outside
be
saw
Marguerite
Pierce
coming
down
the
street
and,
after
baring
atopped
and
talked
to
her
about
ten
minutes,
went
into
the
ice
cream
narlor
and
bought
two
ice
cream
cones,
coming
out
and
glrlng
one
to
the
girl
and
eating
one
himself
It
was
about
45
minutes
later
that
Mar
guerlte
went
amay
and
he
(
accused
i
baring
a
-belly-ache"
went
to
the
BJL.
cannery
wharf
to
relieve
himself.
Then
he
went
back
hear
Kameda'a
store
and
tried
to
get
into
two
restaurants,
which
proved
to
be
closed.
In
order
to
get
breakfast.
He
then
beaded
toward
the
hospital,
intending
to
walk
around
the
block
for
fresh
air.
and,
on
hla
way.
he
came
across
some
salmon
berry
shoots
which
Indians
eat.
He
looked
for
more,
tpcndlng
about
45
minutes
In
the
sal
iron
oerry
pitch.
He
then
went
on
heme
past
the
police
station.
He
ad
mltted
baring
met
Smith
and
saying
-Good
Morning"
to
-him
but
he
did
not
see
Mrs.
Gibson.
On
the
wit
home
be
j
called
in
Kameda'a
store
and
got
two
more
ice
cream
cones
which
he
ate
himself.
Suffering
from
diarrhoea,
he
went
again
to
the
B.A.
cannery
whirf
and
then
borne
where,
after
drinking
a
cup
of
coffee
be
disrobed
and
went
to
bed.
He
went
to
aleep
in
about
fifteen
minutes
and
slept
soundly
until
about
j
ucu
oc
goi
up
ana
put
on
his
black
ahoes,
the
low
brown
ones
still
t-lng
wet.
and
had
a
meal
with
the
rest
of
the
family.
Alter
supper
he
"laid
around"
his
bunk
for
about
an
hour
stomach
troubling
him.
Furthermore
he
intended
to
go
to
church.
He
told
of
going
to
church
after
which
he
went
down
to
the
float
for
a
few
minutes
and
went
home
and
to
bed.
Monday
morning
he
got
up
about
S2Q
ana
went
with
bis
uncle
to
the
BjL
cannery
where,
however,
it
was
found
there
was
to
be
no
work
that
morning
'
l
was
suu
missing.
Accuse
will
be
coming
ACCOI
NTE1I
MR
ISI.OOfl
After
dinner
that
day.
accused
tesll-fled.
he
went
to
work
at
B.A.
Cannery
and
cut
his
third
finger,
as
a
saw
was
.
falling
ea-
a
form.
HU
finger
was
bleeding
and,
aa
he
shook
it,
be
got
blood
on
hla
khaki
shirt
and
on
the
undershiri;
the
top
shirt
being
open.
He.
told
the
foreman
of
hi
accident
and
then
went
to
George
Bankey'a
bouse
where
he
bound
bis
finger
with
a
piece
of
rag,
then
returning
to
work.
At
three
o'clock
that
afternoon
he
was
told
that
he
was
wanted
at
hla
shack
by
the
police.
The
police,
he
aald,
made
him
strip
and,
after
some
talk
about
blood,
he
was
arrested
subsequently
being
taken
to
Prince
Rupert.
Accounting
for
the
blood
on
hi
clothe
other
than
the
khaki
shirt
and
undershirt
'which
he
had
already
explained,
accused
told
of
the
night
In
March
at
the
VJ.E.A.
hall.
Port
Simp
son,
where
he
had
the
nosebleed
after
having
been
struck
on
the
face
with
tne
basketball.
The
blood
dropped
down
his
front
and
on
to
the
sleeves.
He
went
to
a
tap
across
the
street
from
.5
na
nd.
blowing
his
nose
after
he
nau-inougnt
It
had
stopped
bleeding-,
more
blood
went
on
his'
coat.
Then,
with
water,
he
attempted
to
wipe
blood
from
his
coat
and
trousers.
next
occasion
his
nose
had
bled
wa
at
Port
Esslngton
on
a
Sunday
morning
eariy
in
May
when
he
was
getting
wood
,
,'rtUJ9hB
Sankey.
He
went
below
the
'
'
""'Idfwalk
'and
handed
a
heavy
piece
of
spruce
up-
to
his
uncle.
Then
he
got
back
up
on
the
sidewalk
and
grabbed
tne
handles
of
the
steamer
truck
which
the
piece
of
wood
had
t
placed,
His
nose
started
to
bleed
and
he
did
not
know
It
until
he
felt
th
warm
blood.
It
had
then
been
bleed
lng
quite
a
while.
He
got
some
blood
on
his
sleeve
and,
a
he
was
going
up
Mil.
some
fell
on
-his
pants.
He
went
to
a
tap
and
then
blew
nil
nose,
blood
going
on
his
coat
and
pants.
Again
he
tried
to
clean
his
clothes
by
wiping
them
with
his
wet
hf.nd.
NOT
AT
Kill)
I
KXt'K
Accused
told
of
having
the
blua
suit
4
1
1
MO.Mt
M
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
WEU-I
OOMXKKJOW.OUGAKl-
so
highly
I
got
a
box
of.
thea
and!
Vsi-
S
OT
IFE
trtx
J
t
f
d
avc
"rn
,fix.La
r?
.
m
who
i'll
run
"kr
alderman!
V
BUT
UITeN-v)
IQCS-VOO
oo
snow
n-r
OCTY-
HtS
OObT
i
MAN
TOO
rzxi
naa
aiso
asaea
nim
questions
and
helped
'
which
he
got
In
December
1924.
mend-to
rattle
him.
ed
on
various
occasions.
Once
he
put!
IV
i..i-t
'
on
'
a
natch
htmwlf.
th
iuh
in
1
PL.ICE
V
eyesight
nccu
w
nl
from
the
inside
of
the
test.
Once
Mar-
o
,
..
.
wnen
aueruonea
DV
Mr.
Jobruon
and
then
went
down
town
meetta,
mc
aa
panM-
ml
to
hu
en
a
.r.,,.
w
tunlel
Brown
who
suggested
jc-m
in
the
search.
Accused
said
he
.
uuv
uu
iiiri.uru
uvm
on
-
-
that
ht
h
be
I
.
.
"
.
anotner
occasion.
"
'
me
"w
G3d
would
not
go
to
the
search
because
he
'
.
?
rfM
,t
w..
..
!"
"
me
at
tne
red
fence."
excUlm-
.
.
'
I
.
i
r,-i
.v,.n
f
,
.v.t"UMwi
m
quei
non.
us
urtl
meal
Detne
"
(UJ
fcXXC
.
beach
eight
feet
from
the
sidewalk,
saiu
(he
had
seen
it
by
lighting
matches.
He
had
not
bad
breakfast
cr
dinner
on
the
430
ln
"
Itrnoon
"
evidence
of
the
little
girl.
Huldla
Ssn-,
a
"
Wue
,Ult
tmn
dihU.
that
she
had
seen
him
.Rti,
hOu
on
the
grass
ln
front
of
the
Pierce
I
"'"""
mua
m
nnin
naa
.
.
.
Wl
S-1
tka
Iub
residence
as
Miss
Chlsbolm
passed.
Relnholt
was
a
liar
accused
said
when
he"
(
Relnholt
testified
that
be
had
rseen
him
pass
his
place
following
the
gin
on
Sunday
morning.
Accused
aald
be
waa
4
feet,
54
Inches
stated
that
be
suggested
to
hla
uncle
!,n
h?ht
,nd
'gftl
JM
pounds
that
they
might
help
in
the
search
and
'
tnea,
as
they
"w
were
is
sutus
going
down
uuwii
the
ir.e
Asked
by
counsel
if
the
statement
he
had
signed
v
in
the
'
presence
w-
of
Inspector
,
street,
they
met
two
Norwegians
who,opujer
were
correct,
accused
said
It
wa
Tint
M
1
(
t
fn
w
v
fn.
t
sHjt
.
.
i
saw
(.
irl
(k.
tne
nody
,
bad
.
been
found
.
.
and
.
that
the
bead
was
smashed
up
and
there
were
scratches
on
the
throat.
Then
accused
went
up
t3
his
own
shack
aud
had
talk
with
hla
uncle.
Coming
down
to
Cunningham's
corner
iin
"every
little
move"
he
had
made.
Sankey
was
on
the
stand
one
hour
and
half
before
Mr.
Patmore.
f'KOS
E.VAtll.SATIO.V
AV1
la1
mrm
m
fs
.j
a
.
"7
(Joe
and
John
Sankrvi
met
ifr
Trt.v
M
James
Gray
and.
at
the
corner,
heard
a
statement
made
to
Inspector
Splller
bunch
of
Jap.
and
whites
talking
about
Sankey
took
on
the
air
of
not
bein
wood
when
he
could
not
carrr
a
100
pound
sack
of
clams,
accused
said
that
the
piece
of
wood
was
less
than
100
pounds
in
weight.
As
to
the
Indian
who
had
passed
Reinholt's
place
following
Miss
Chlsholm.
accused
answered
that
there
were
plenty
of
Indians
tn
Port
Esslngton
who
wore
blue
suits.
He
bad
not
beard
Sam
Shlmada
say
where
the
body
was
found.
How
if
the
the
rlrl.
Then
the
thr
r
ni.ni.u..
.
.
.
"i
'
"
then,
"
walked
down
r.r
7.
I
.
:
w
uuu""lna
DUl-
IlrT
n
id
Norwegians
had
not
told
him.
did
be
??J2u
T-l
at
VTT'l
JbR0n
that
be
Mr
on'!know
enough
to
make
hU
.Utement
ow"vvLdr
M-
nn
such
a
th,
..n.
e
:
I
"
a
D
"tmoraii
and
lonely
placer-
Because
it
was
in
the
w
uiwuci;
M
LJJC
JJU11C9
,
ournea
me
jeg
or
the
pant
with
a
cigarette,
the.
patch
being
necessary
Wfce'n
he
stumbled
on
the
beach
at
3
a-ra.
Sunday
tnorMng
he
got
his
fee:
wet
but
not
bis
pants.
He
again
denied
that
be
had
had
the
vest
on
Saturdav
night
but
bis
description
of
other
clothes
corresponded
with
that
of
OUhooly.
Asked
how
he
could
lift
and
throw
uo
to
the
sidewalk
a
heavy
piece
of
spruce
Through
The
Mails
The
service
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
is
as
wide
and
comprehensive
as
the
postal
system
itself.
.
(
This
service
enables
customers
living
in
remote
districts
to
transact
their
banking
by
mail
as
satisfactorily
as
if
they
could
make
personal
visits.
WjUe
for
pur,
fold$r,
rBanking'by
Mali"
P.
C
PATERSON.
Manager.
I'rince
Rupert
Urr.nch:
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
over
100
years
j
n
LU
HAVE
TO
ABOUT
THAT,
SO
SHORT
OF
BREATH
SHE
COULD
HARDLY
DO
HER
HOUSEWORK
heard
felt
like
a
aWV
tn
m
A
xnend
of
mine
recommended
T
that
It
Was
not
hi
Intention
tn
mm.
examine
him
through
an
interpreter
j
accused
responded.
Accused
aaW
that
I
he
had
not
understood
Inspector
Spll-1
ler'a
warning.
Accountlne
for
Mrs.
Xelson
Moore,
MUfc-rd,
Out,
tkn
be
hjld
made
in
the
statement
the
Writes:
"I
hA
heart
an.l
-nrnv-rt
.dar
after
It
hart
Kmti
nrttniiv
.
ft--n
'
trouble,
and
became
so
sfcort
of
breath
accused
said
that
he
was
rattled,
be-I
could
hardly
do
mr
housework,
and
cause
tkev
ith.
rvm.r..
.
t.rv.
I
was
so
nervous
every
litti
sound
I
,h
Mm
t.
....
.
i
quite
correct
because
it
did
not
tell
'everything.
Mr.
Johnson
asked
what
tt
did
not
tell
and
accused
related
a
number
of
more
or
less
important
Incidents
that
had
come
out
previously
in
evidence
but
which
.
had
not
been
contained
in
the
statement.
There
were
various
things
be
bad
thought
of
after
he
bad
made
the
statement
that
he
bad
wished
be
had
put
in
tt.
Accused'
said
that
Inspector
Splller
had
beta.
I
taiung
rough
to
him
and
that
wha;
'
.v
i:
j
"
.
:
'
-"
iraa
oeen
nut
down
in
the
statement,
uitj
iuu
me
so
maeii
sood
I
rot
the
.
.
1
Kwnd
and
'
la
Mwer
to
qu"t,OB
Mked
box,
now
I
am
feehnjr
like
a
different
woman."
I
lnpeetor
8piller
had
testified
previous-!
Heart
and
Xerve
Pill
are
50c
a
,jr
tnat
h
bAa
asked
accused
no
que-;
box
at
all
druggists
or
dealers,
or
I
Uon
but
that
nls
atatement
was
en-i
mailed
direct
on
terelr.t
of
price
by
i
tlrely
voluntary.)
Accused
insisted,
in
The
T.
Milbnrn
Co,
Limited,
Toronto,
!
denui
of
Inspector
Spiller.
that
Jhere
,
aw
ucru
maovner
omcer
present
wno
O
1926
Int-v
Fcstvwc
Scmvkc
Ix
,MPORTED?
It's
both
older
jJiflV
and
better
Mads
In
Canada
This
advertisement
t
not
published
r
disi'lavprj
by
the
l
iquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
lb
Wcivmiment
of
British
Columbia.
woods."
replied
accused.
A
previous
witness
for
the
4efens
aa
Mra.
Shtmo
Kameda.
wUe
of
Ui
Port
Euiftgton
storekeeper,
me
told
of
vuit
of
aecueed
to
the
lee
cream
par
lor
at
9
o'clock
Sunday
mornlRg
wheat
be
had
asked
for
the
brush
and
later
at
It
o'clock
She
confirmed
the
state
-risen
ts
under
erou
-examination.
After
the
evidence
of
Banker
had
been
heard
court
adjourned
at
4:45
fot
lfteen
minutes
before
Mr.
Patmore
Pff-
wntcd
bis
argument
to
the
Jury.
1)i:ii:.m:
corML
"the
ease
We
have
to
consider
to
Ught
is
not
one
of
manslaughter
or
anything
like
that,"
aald
Mr.
Patatore
.1
his
address.
"The
kllllne
of
Mlas
Chlsholm
was
murder
pure
anu
simple
a
foul
murder
by
someone
the
brutal
tilling
of
a
-pure
defenceless
girl."
Mr.
'atroore
minted
out
that
it
was
not
th
spirit
of
the'1
law
to
demand
some
victim
In
revenge.
The
purpose
of
the
crown
was
to
give
fair
trial,
not
to
demand
a
sacrifice,
it
had
often
been
jald
It
were
better
that
a
thousand
guilty
men
o
free
than
that
an
in-
iiucrui.man
auner.
:
Mr,
raunore
posited
out
that
the
Jury
wa
sworn
to
tw
:n-.partlai
and
unbiased.
He
asked
the
jury
to
dismiss
frtm
IU
minds
anything
that
mleht
hate
been
heard
of
'umumI
DOtalde.ot
the
evidence
tha
had
been
aim
ui
jjtc
me
idoiih
doj
accused
in
thj
caw
tjie'
same
fair
consideration
that
would
be
accorded
a
-nan
of
the
highest
standing
in
the
ommunlty
if
facing
a
similar
charge,
(f
the
jury
considered
the
evidence
in
uch
a
manner,
would
hsvo
exercised
t
prerogative,
kept
Its
oath
and
aitnl-
fled
IU
judicial
mind.
Mr.
Patmore
referred
to
the
dangers
of
circumstantial
evidence
entirely
uwon
which
the
charge
against
accused
oasea.
lie
pointed
out
that
the
defHM
had
explained
everything
satisfactorily
except
th
evidence
of
the
little
girl.
tsandani.
and
the
German.
Relnholt
He
submitted
.
that
the.
little
girl
mlghi
!
have
assumed.
wTth
'child's
logic,
that
it
I
was
accused
she
had
seen
at
the
fence
j
without
recognizing
him
or
even
know-
i
lng
that
It
wa
him.
Her
mother
had1
testified
that
only
the
color
of
th
clothes
was
recognisable.
There
was
dr:
tnce
evidence
to.
show
that
arcuset
cauld
not
have
been
there
at
that
time
Mr.
Patmore
suggested
that
the
Oer-1
man
could
not
have
had
a
good
view
of
accused's
face
through
his
window.
tlelnholt
had
onijf
glanced
at
accused
i
.ut
had
described
minutely
his
clotias!
hcreas
he
had
made
a
mistake
about
'
the
clothes
of
the
'
tacher
with
whom
he
had
talked
for
two
or
three
minute.
The
best
thst
could
be
ald
about
Rein-holt's
evidence
was
that
It
was
Imagination
but
the
fact
of
the
matter
was
that
t
might
be
called
a
deliberate
lie.
Undoubtedly
tlelnholt
had
told
Pierre
of
the
two
men
that
had
passed
bei
.r-the
girl
Did
not
the
Jury
believe
'he
evidence
of
Mr
Pierce?
The
o:
ly
ratlonsl
explanation
was
tha'
in
waa
these
men
who
went
by
Iteinholf
a
pla-i
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pat;
five;
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have
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