FACE
FOUR
I
-
Til
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
"
:
THe.
iiuLi
NEW
'
AHTlgfljy
ricouct
or
scjtuo
taviaoao
4tt-ifivr'
r
sean
J
iought
had
not
been
touched
at
all.
-t
a
(Us
lance
of
several
teat,
it
was
etog
attempted
m
Induce
him
to
cesne
down.
Even
though
the
officer
might
be
under
misapprehension
as
to
bH
rkxhta.
was
there
any
right
to
shoot
Mm
down?
Nor
had
the
oCteST
any
right
to
be-laagtatr
a
man's
house,
show
arms
and
-ock
him
up.
countered
Mr.
Bird.
Oou-:htsi4y
the
edheer
and
bis
men
were
-otblag
taore
than
treapasmrs.
They
to
swatting
aectatsd
under
grant
la-onveaience
by
peevonung
him
from
aving
hi
sleep
for
two
hours
and
en
mltuile.
"Do
you
put
being
inconvenienced
n
a
pr
with
killing
a
man?"
ln-JMred
the
Judge
Aecused
might
have
(Wed
the
officer
and
then
be
would
ave
keen
InaonvwAienced
forever.
Mr.
Bird
felt
that
the
Indians,
used
s
they
wet
to
arms
add
practice
with
itch,
know
perfectly
well
what
they
neant
to
bit.
Whitewash,
he
contended
r.eant
to
knock
tbe
flashlight
out
e'
be
officer's
hand
and
It
was
only
111
ortune
that
Williams
was
bit
even
In
he
baad.
Mr.
Bird
started
to
rite
further
Mt.
"Have
you
no
regard
for
tlx
Ulenee
of
the
court?"
demanded
Hit
ordsnlp
There
was
no
evidence
of
attemptef
:lony.
contended
Mr.
Btrrt
liRCKIVLN'O
IIIiHEI.r
"I
dor;-:
kndtf
wbetaer
you
are
try-np
to
deceive
tbe
court
or
yourself."
woke
In
Hla
Lordship,
"but
let
me
asure
you
that
you
ure
not
deeetvlnr
the
oourt."
Mr.
Bird
started
to
eite
another
ease
'which
has
not
the
sllcbteit
applies-;on
to
the
matter
In
hand"
rejoined
the
Judge
"Even
If
t!)-y
wen-
;res
Matin?,
dm
th?.t
anv
ret.
-i.,
vhv
:!.
-r
V
anted
ited
rv
fi
w
For
For
li
.......
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o
eni
to
gc.
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CONSTAI1LE
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(continue
from
pge
one)
tbc
gun
and
two
in
Whitewash's
band
Witness
asked
accused
to
unload
tbe
tun.
which
be
did.
giving
htm
the
thrrr
shells
Wltnaat
walked
away
and
threw
the
shells
In
tbc
water.
He
atatad
that
be
did
not
touch
tbe
gun.
Witness
went
hack
to
the
cannery
and
told
Whitewash's
mother
about
It.
Accused
went
further
up
the
road
and
be
Mood
j)
aaw
bin
by
tbe
aide
of
the
road
again,
about
fifteen
feet
off
tbe
road.
He
was
kneeling
on
tbe
ground
with
hi
rifle
In
hi
handa.
holding
the
weapon
upright
from
the
ground
and
facing
toward
tbe
road.
Wltneaa
did'
not
talk
with
accused
on
thia
occasion
but
went
right
put
Accused
oame
up
with
wltneaa
further
along
the
road
and
tbe
Utter
asked
where
be
bad
gone.
Accused
replied
"Op
tbe
hillside."
How-
sver.
accused
could
not
have
been
up
tbe
hillside,
witness
testified.
Witness
said
-It
la
no
use
to
have
trouble.
You
better
forget
trouble.
Oo
to
bed
and
give
me
the
gun."
Accused
did
not
give
up
the
sun.
however,
but
started
to
beat
It
away
front
me."
lie
ran
toward
the
old
village
and
not
tn
the
direction
of
his
I
accused
'si
bouse.
Witness
went
up
toward
accused
bouse
and
Whitewash
came
along
In
about
ten
minutes
going
toward
hi
house.
Witness
went
has
to
tbe
cannery
and
saw
accused
no
more
that
night.
"You
were
very
courageous
on
that
first
occasion?-'
laoulred
air
Bird
in
croas-esamlnatson.
"Or
was
It
Dutch
courage?
iou
were
pretty
drunk
at
supper,
.weren't
your'
"No."
replied
tbe
witness
Hill
NOT
TKIX
Mr.
Bird
Inquired
why
it
was
that
witness
had
not
told
Magistrate
Hill
at
tbe
preliminary
trial
about
the
"shoot
the
policeman"
Incident
His
Lordship
suggested
that
witness
might
not
have
been
asked
about
every
thing
on
that
occasion.
lie
was
asked
about
the
whole
thing."
contradicted
Mr.
Bird.
I
don't
think
be
was."
replied
tbe
Judge.
Mr.
Bird
continued
his
attempt
to
ring
out
dUcrepsBCies
between
evidence
of
witness
at
the
preliminary
and
present
trials.
Witness
denied
that
he
bad
had
trouble
with
accused.
There
was
a
boat
which
be
had
obtained
from
Dan
Nelson
and
kept
far
a
yaar
and.
on
not
paying
the
required
10
for
it,
Nelson
bad
taken
it
back
after
accused
bad
fixed
it
up.
The
boat
had
been
in
turn
sold
to
Whitewash
by
Nelson.
You
were
very
mad
at
Peter
for
that?"
Inquired
Mr.
Bird.
"I
was
not
cues
at
all,"
replied
the
witness.
you
never
said.
.
to
Peter
that
von
wouW
get
even
with
hta?"
"Not
at
all."
E.U'mv
KE
IUXLKTS
The
bullets
witness
asserted
be
had
thrown
i
away
were
the
subject
of
ffii-
rifle,
witness
stated.
He
bad
no
Idea
of
their
value.
The
spectators
tittered
when
Mr.
Bird
Inquired
If
they
might
cost
2.2i
per
hundred.
It
was
deep
water
they
were
thrown
in
and
no
attempt
bad
been
made
to
recover
thetn.
Do
you
think
you
could
find
them?"
questioned
Mr.
Bird.
"No,
I
dont
think
so,"
replied
Moody
Mr.
Bird
asked
witness
if
be
under
stood
sung.
DM
be
know
that
when
wnitewasn
used
the
words
"shoot
tbe
policeman"
he
might
have
merely
meant
who
cares
for
a
DOllcemanV
'Did
you
tell
anybody
Shout
White
wash
using
tbe
weeds
'shoot
the
police
man?
asked
Mr.
Bird.
"No."
from
witness.
air.
Bird
'Did
yeu
tell
anybody
about
Peter
and
the
gun?"
Moody
"I
told
his
mother."
Whitewash,
while
on
tbe
hillside
might
be
observed
by
a
number
of
people,
asserted
witness.
Harry
Schooner
and
his
wife
and
family
were
all
looking
as
.
matter
of
fact.
The
wbole
ijrl
i
.
1
,J4V
wum
see.
Mr.
Bird
ridiculed
witness'
bravery.
'I
was
not
afraid
of
him
for
I
knew
he
was
not
after
me."
aatd
Moody.
Witness
said
that
he
was
merely
trying
to
prevent
trouble
or
anybody
com-lng
to
harm.
J.
Edward
Bendle,
another
witness
at
the
preliminary
trial,
was
not
called,
tbe
defence
waiving
cross-examination
of
him.
Thi
completed
the
case
for
the
crown.
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Mr
Bird
made
a
motion
for
H'
dismissal
of
the
case
by
Ills
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Government
of
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Columbia
molding
that
there
was
not
suScien.
evidence
to
warrant
it
going
to
the
,ury.
Subsequent
argument
by
Mr
-lira
was
marked
with
much
intemip-on
and
correction
by
the
Judge.
Legal
iiatsan
after
logai
citation
offeswd
by
lefenot
counsel
went
by
the
board.
Assuming
that
the
crown
evidence
.as
all
true,
submitted
Mr.
Bird,
he
ould
say
that
the
prisoner
was
per-cctly
justified
in
all
he
bad
done
.nder
the
circumstances.
Belerrlng
to
rreat
wtUumt
warrant.
Mr.
Bird
UrVes)
o
read
tbe
code
applying
to
suoh
pro.
edure
-Please
don't
waste
the
lime
of
the
xurt.
Mr.
Bird"
advlaed
His
Lordship.
Tbe
arrest
was
only
a
side
Issue
tn
the
ase.
What
you
have
got
to
show
to
.-e
is
whether
or
not
the
officer
was
roperly
subject
to
being
shot
down
ecause
be
bad
no
warrant."
It
was
sot
a
question
of
authority,
.sorted
Mr.
Bird.
Armed
men
had
-eJesguered
accused'
bouse.
Arrest
vlthout
warrant
could
only
be
made
when
there
were
reasonable
ground
or
believing
that'
offences,
and
then
nly
of
a
certain
nature,
had
beenfeom-.ittcd.
There
,wa
no
evidence
of
awefc
tad
In
this
ease.
There
was
onty
tbe
uggestion
of
a
threat
to
shoot
an
officer.
While
agreeing
to
some
extent
with
contention
of
defence
counsel
that
ar-ast
could
not
he
made
Wider
certain
-lrcumstances
without
warrant,
tbe
idae
inquired
again,
however,
if
there
vas
Justification
for
hooting
tbe
of-
lcer
down.
Mr.
Bird
replied
that
be
could
show
authority.
He
started
to
read
of
another
case.
KKillT
TO
SHOOT
HI
Lordship
agin
Interrupted.
He
oiiitetl
on'.
:?t
i;:
thin
esse
the
patty
TONIGHT"
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ww
JUA
XlgVLj,
t-jl
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
takenTfor
leas
th,
ahould
he
shot
down?"
asked
His
Lordship.
Mr.
Bird
asMeltted
that
It
wes
aquea-UKi
lor
cenaastsslbsp
whether
or
avotae-cuaed
had
used
mote
force
Uaan
the
dr-cumatances
aalled
for.
There
was
not
a
tittle
of
evidence
to
Jnetify
the
oAcer
;nd
his
men.
bewwer.
"That
la
a
mettar
tor
the
Jory
so
ecsa
upon."
corrected
Mia
Lordship
Mr
wrd
neat
eited
the
ease
In
the
ppeal
Court
where
Mr
Justioa
Mc-tulllp
bad
ruled
in
Hex
vs.
htanyer
hat
one
had
auuVarity
to
defend:
Hie
ult
and
battery,
in
A
seree
entry
tn
the
dead
of
night.
"Ndr
dta
tike
men
kveak
in
In
thu
sm
although
they
Might
have
at-empted
a
berrlcade."
couatered
the
Mr.
Bird
They
put
the
accused
in
-
poalueo
of
iiiii
flu
i
ami
i
"
Hi
Lordship.
Ami
he
had
no
au
berlty
to
ahcdl
them
down
"
II
MltMUVT.tl.
POINT
A
fundamental
point
of
juatlee.
argued
Mr.
Bird,
was
that
every
man's
home
Ms
his
oaatle.
An
eeeeult
on
a
man's
uous
was
equivassat
to
an
esssalt
on
1
person
Here
three
armed
ato
had
vaulted
the
house
of
aeeusedaad
bad
ellkstoltly
kept
htm
awake
far
two
sum
and
ten
minutes
when
be
wished
j
sleep.
He
was
justified
In
refxtling
.hem
with
toree
ae
be
had
doae.
Tbe
nly
error
-was
that
accused
had
shot
he
oflseer'a
hand.
"And
does
the
law
permit
of
such
experiments?"
inquired
His
Lordship.
"Duns
the
law
permit
a
man's
heme
0
be
Invaded
without
a
warrant?"
was
dr.
Bird's
re-Joteder.
VI
submit"
continued
Mr.
Bird
"that
a
thing
more
has
been
dene
In
thia
ise
than
might
have
been
expected
rem
a
man
who
hod
been
beleaguered
errortcrd
and
driven
to
an
extremity.
respectfully
submit
that
the
ease
bould
not
go
to
the
Jury."
"the
sepiteatkMi
is
refused'
promptly
teemed
His
Lordship.
Mr.
Bird
called
Peter
Whitewash
to
ie
stand
tn
his
own
defence.
Oeoege
elson
Interpreting
evidence
of
accused.
Vhllewaah
stated
that
be
was
a
fisher-tan.
living
on
the
Indian
Reserve
at
ella
Coola
and
owning
ten
aerea
A
land.
Behind
Ma
laud
there
waa
till
and
tbe
entire
tea
acres
was
fenced
11
around.
Inside
tbe
main
fence
here
was
another
fence
around
tbe
irden
at
the
west
of
tbe
house.
Ac-used
had
a
gasboat
and
also
a
smaller
Mat.
The
latter
be
had
bought
from
un
Nelson
after
the
latter
had
taken
1
away
fjom
Bam
Moody.
Sam
Moodj
ranted
money
from
iJjnT
faqcuu)
foi
i
he
boat.'
He
refused
to
pay
-and
aftei
.,u
they
were
not
friendly.
Accused
old
of
hla
movements
on
the
day
in
question.
He
bad
bad
breakfast
with
Robert
Hood
and
.-supper
at
Tallheo
tle
latter
place.
During
the
day,
he
pumped
out
hi
boat
sad
walked
a
rund
he
cannery,
hkfing
nothing
to
do.
TAKE
(U
N
Til
IIOl
h;
Accused
testified
that
he
had
a
un
in
his
boat
and
be
went
to
thej
Alii
to
set
the
weauon
and
uta
it
m
ls
bouse.
He
was
going
to
shoot
beanl
which
bad
knocked
hla
fruit
trees
down
.here
waa
not
one
else
there
except
a
iog.
Nobody
had
beard
other
voices
or
Wm
say
"Oo
ahead.
"
He
went
to
bed
at
7
o'clock.
After
he
had
been
In
bed
some
time
upstairs,
be
heard
noise.
It
was
knocking
on
tbe
door
and
be
thought
It
wan
about
10)30
o'
clock,
r
Accused
denied
having
been
drunk
at
uppertime.
Nobody
waa
drunk.
When
Joe
Saunders
came
in
with
Constable
Williams,
be
(accused)
asked
him
what
he
wanted.
He
aked
Constable
Williams
to
look
at
hla
ear
Boon
Williams
nd
Blunders
departed.
Accused
denied
saying
anything
about
"shoot
tbe
'icdlceman."
:
He
had
no
Intention
of
noating
.ne
.policeman
Whitewash
also
denied
;
having
ever
left
the
road
while
on
his
way
from
nie
ooai
to
nl
house.
The
rifle
was
'lung
over
his
houlder
all
tbe
way.
Sam
Moody
never
asked
for
shells
and
accused
never
gave
him
any.
The
only
conversation
he
(accused
had
with
Sam
was
when
the
latter
naked
for
a
armx.
accused
not
giving
him
one
Af.
i
ter
that
Moody
went
back
to
tbe
oan-
"j
and
d.m
secured
proceeded
to
his
no
ie
never
gning
into
the
bush.
When
the
alarm
was
raised
at
hla
'
n.'.
need
iatd
that
he
did
not
want
"
"
wnnted
m
to
sleep
lTntYin
nr
a
rt
nvnvnw
-
mm
.
ANN
h
A
Is
d
go
away
bait
aoon
tai
lit
could
hear
Wllllaasa'
voice
It
waa
the
poi
Irani
in
Mr
Bird
Had
yeu
suepaei
the
polio
were
after
you?"
Wimss
"Wo."
Mr.
Bird:
"Why
did
you
no:
come
down
to
see
Williams"
"I
wanted
to
t
u
sleep
and
I
was
eared
to
go
down
Tbe
Judge
asked
sevrriU
sjuaeUo
ataSxf
almilar
linen
to
leh
mitns
anawerad
he
was
afraid
;hr
police
uer.i
gojag
to
get
him.
iu
v
scared
aj.
i
tbodght
It
might
be
ametry
else
He
thought
It
wee
Williams
but
was
not
ure
Mr
Bird:
"What
did
you
shoot
at?
Witness:
"I
saw
a
man
with
a
revolver
in
his
right
hand
and
a
tiaahlign'
n
tbe
other."
Ur
Bird:
"Why
did
you
shoot?"
Witness:
"I
was
scared
at,
two
revolvers
I
saw
another
man
with
one
Witness
said
one
man
tald
bim
t
jpen
the
window
upstajrsi.
He
had
inly
his
shorn
on
fin:
nu
panu
He
heatd
one
man
say
"belter
break
th
window
now"
He
also
heatd
the
window
downstairs
smash
t
continued
on
page
flvei
I
SPORT
CHAT
The
St.
Andrew's
Church
Club
it
planning
a
badminton
tournament
on
tt
court
in
the
ehurrh
hall
ro.-n
nenclng
on
Derember
l
I'bere
wn!
Ik
three
coaanetltions
m-.Va
d)tible
Sidles'
doubles
and
mixed
doubles
Members
Of
other
clubs
are
invited
t
enter
this
tournament
and
will
be
advised
of
dates
to
play
off
their
gsines
A
fee
of
fifty
cenu
will
be
charaed
lur
ch
couple,
payable
when
entry
i
ecelved
aattries
mus-.
be
in
by
the
last
day
of
.November
in
order
to
arrange
the
draw
for
game
Sntrle
may
be
made
at
the
club
any
night
from
8
to
10
o'eloek
or
to
the
court
capuin
M
T.
Cross,
or
any
officer
of
the
club
Tbose
wishing
to
enter
are
sated
to
get
their
entries
in
as
soon
a
possible
Some
interest
in
games
are
promlaed
In
the
Basketball
League
tetught.
First
I
foremost
will
be
tbe
match
be
tween
tbe
Orand
Terminals
and
Native
Dona
which
will
be
for
first
place
In
the
Senior
League,
the
termer
now
being
one
point
ahead
at
tbe
lattei
Other
games
will
be
Kiev
tor
and
Big
four
in
the
Intermediate
League
and
Drill
Team
and
High
Baboo
I
In
the
Ladles.
BILLIARD
SCHEDULE
REVISION
ANNOUNCED
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following
revised
schedule
for
the
remainder
of
the
first
ban
of
the
city
Billiard
league
M
announced:
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Leafs
va.
CJyro
Club.
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vs.
Orand
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vs.
Maple
Leaf,
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Terminals.
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vs
Cold
Storage.
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tonight'
flxtum
will
be
as
follows:
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MeMerdle
(Maple
Leafs)
vs.
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.
James
Hamilton
ve.W.
J.
Nelson.
M.
Andrews
vs.
Q.
J?,Jfiar
M.
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MtUchlan
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Morgan-
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