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Wednesday,
June
27.
192
THE
HINCHILIFFE
ADDRESS
In
a
letter
to
the
Daily
News
yesterday
a
correspondent
shows
decided
lack
of
knowledge
of
parliamentary
affairs
in
connection
With
the
speech
of
Reverend
Canon
Hinchcliffe
at
the
Moose
Hall
rerrtly.
ti.
.
mi-
'.'!
'
am
e
who
know
the
Canon
at
Victoria
know
that
he
is
very
politics.
So
much
has
this
been
in
evidence
that
there
wove
from
member
of
hi
own
party
to
prevent
his
nation
and
also
it
is
pretty
certain
he
will
not
be
.
1-
He
is
among
the
doomed.
the
tactics
of
petty
member
of
the
opposition
j
rnment
with
resolution
and
questions
which
-
'
!
embaEBssiig'and
which
thtey
can.Hise
as
poli'
vr.
mat
is
what
the
worthy
Canon
has
been
H
is
one
of
the
snipers
of
the
opposition,
w
!
:
r
H
-
has
a
settled
policy
and
whenever
poaxible
H::
r
::
type
try
to'
head
this
off
and
make
it
ap-
r
i.l
u
.'n
the
movers
in
the
matter.
They
rush
for-have
to
be
voted
down
in
antler
to
clear
the
"
.i
t-
So
it
is
seen
that
Canon
Hinchcliffe
quoted
olations
and
told
of
the
manner
in
which
Hon.
Mr
!'.:
,
ijes
not
need
our
defence.
He
can
defend
hira-H:-
A
twelve
years
on
all
questions
such
as
those
.:.-.!
...
correspondent
is
plain
pd
clear.
He
does
not
o
the
electors
telling
them
kow
he
loves
the
work-::
;
r.ow
he
has
tried
to
do
thing"
when
all
the
time
it
is
;
rty
that
is
doing
it.
He
does
hot
have
to
go
bade
r
to
quote
cases
where.the
workers
have
been
befriended,
nere
know
what
the
government
of
which
he
is
a
member
Jon.
Some
people
claim
the
government
ha
gone
too
far
in
protection
of
the
workers,
but
Mr.
Pattallo
has
always
been
ready
to
defend
his
action
and
will
do
it
again.
PEOPLE
FREE
AGENTS
In
regard
to
the
other
suggestion
made
by
our
correspondent.
the
people
here
are
free
agents.
They
can
vote
as
they
wish
They
have
done
so
in
the
past
and
they
will
do
it
again.
No
effort,
Ja
ever
made
to
force
anyone
to
do
anything.
They
have
the
same
right
to
vote
as
they
like
as
we
have
to
say
what
we
like.
At
the
same
time
there
may
be
a
wise
course
arfd
an
unwise
course.
We
suggest
that
it
is
wise
just
now
to
have
the
same
parjy
in
power
here
that
is
in
power
at
Ottawa
so
that
negotiations
may
be
carried,
ness
and
accused
Bvad.
at
rartova
ana
half
a
mile
sad
two
or
threw
mOas
apart.
Be
had
awUead
that
very
neeullar
Hla
attttta
rckhiastitly
what
ha
wottas
tana
ts-jceOtty.
lie
oftan
dMpiar
wassat
start
with
a
klad
of
astahllabad
facial
SBtnaact.
noshea.
ate
rounteaaose.
At
ottwi
do
faetal
aaaraaaloai
whatever
.eraattoD
aaaaaad
to
ft
aaaatMa.
Maay
uaea.
wttaajaa
went
ea.
be
.cured
to
sapMln
to
accuaad
the
afeca
of
hla
atmwAa
aad
oca
ut
to
bo
avail.
Ba
had
heard
ute
that
lis
laetnaad)
waa
cut
ewt
to
h
a
(Mat
man
atfa
would
eawattsatty
each
the
high
altitude
of
Christ.
Be
fore
sad
since
the
iiaawi
accused
had
related
to
bat
be
would
grow
wises
.
He
ha
bettered
he
would
tire
to
be
1
earn
old.
Qrsduany.
wit;
-
t
could
notice
accuaad
becomtag
atovs
nd
more
demented.
On
aevarat
cn.
witneaa
told
the
court,
he
had
mcntloBSd
to
accused's
mother
htsj
opinion
that
be
would
have
to
bej
-rentually
taken
Into
custody.
It
had!
reen
with
rtmctanoe
that
be
had
told
,
the
mother
thla.
Witneaa
identified
two.
letters
be
bad
re-re
'red
through
thai
-all
from
accused.
"When
did
you
mention
your
opinion
to
accueed'a
mother?"
aaked
Mr.
Job-!
'on
In
rrov
-examination.
'
"8ome
two
or
three
months
befog
i
the
tragedy
occurred."
rewUad
MaUett.
"Did
it
ever
occur
to
yea
to
Inform
the
police
of
hto
condltloar
"Ho.
I
tboucbt
that
waa
up
to
his
-areola."
j
In
anawer
to
a
question
by
the
Judge,
Wstlett
asld
that
be
was
engaged
Is
ur
farmtng.
IN
Ol.II
NWdllBOR
Carl
J.
Kermlsa
swore
.tost
be
known
.accused
since
tali.
They
cigbbcrs
alnce
ISM.
Witness
had
wag
oticed
that
accmed
waa
doing
aad
saying
peculiar
thlags
such
ss
tutting
iff
the
hen's
talis,
setting
the
dog
on
.'Ire
and
breaking
up
a
doatn
eggs
to
make
a
cake
whan
hla
mother
was
ab-:
nt.
Witness
stated
that
he
had
bean
'rlendly
with
the
family.
There
waa
no
enmity
between
the
father
aad
the
son
that
he
knew
of.
In
117
witness
stated
.bat
be
had
had
accused
in
his
employ.
He
worked
hard
and
with
a
will
walls
?
i
witneaa
i
wss
standing
latching
mm
but.
whan
he
did
soft
nipervlae
hka.
be
would
do
'.hlnga.
Accuesd'a
memory
was
.erj
bad.
When
he
want
to
M.
m
errands,
he
would
forget
'what
he
was
sent
for.
Accuaad
also
loot
wast
of
the
daya.
Me
had
a
kind
of
a
psca
liar
laugh
when
there
was
nothing
to
ugh
at.
In
J'ine
1937
accused
':ither't
cheap
attack
caught
fire
iceased
prralsUd
m
trytag
to
pat
tha
ir
out
aad-
H
not
sttrmat
m
tatft
M
effects
ttt
wban.Xtus
couUL
as!
on
in
a
.friendly
manner
wtd
ntftjier
M-lAr
that
th
'r
If
'hitijsunji,
lum
to
make
political
capital.
If
we
want
to
dispose
of
tne
F.GlLT:cu
iCta
swore,
swore,
had
bad
and
If
we
want
the
railway
lands
and
Peace
Riv.
r
block
returned,
we
are
most
likely
to
get
our
wish
by
putting
a
Literal
government
back
in
power.
That'
just
plain
business
senae.
PROSPECT
FOR
SPORT
.In.
Prince
Rujert
we
suffer
from
tack
of
i
ontact
with
our
neighbor.
That
make
u
glad
to
nee
visitors.
In
a
couple
of
weeks
from
now
we
shall
have
the
Aarnhip
Durban
hen-
and
the
officers
and
crew
will
apend
several
.day
in
the
city.
It
will
be
a
great
opportunity
to
pull
off
onu-
ports.
Already
preparations
are
being:
made
with
this
end
in
view.
We
suggest
that
all
enter
into
this
with
enthusiasm.
While
it
will
be
election
week
it
will
also
be
a
good
time
for
a
little
diversion.
Thip
members
of
the
ship's
com
nv
will
be
very
welcome
visitors.
Watch
the
Children
Eat
it
"With
strmvbcrrLss
and
milk
or
cream
Delights
the
fussy
caters
The
whale
wheat
thoreoghljr
baked
TRISCUIT
a
crisp
whole
wheat
wafer
Made
ly
The
Canadian
Shredded
Wheat
Company,
Ltd.
Witness
testitied
that
Ilia
brother
could
read
quite
well,
hla
favorite
form
Of
literature
being
westero
stork-'
e
jould
also
writ,
though
not
very
reB
Wince
identified
apsclmens
oC
his
brother's
handwriting
presented-
by
1M-ton
Qonsalcs.
defence
counsel.
V
at.
Johnson.
K.C..
crown
prosecute.
1
i:dtred
Provincial
Pollca
Constable
;
McOllnchy
f:r
cross
jxsnuaaltnn.
.M:
Gonzales
aiuwurjced
that
he
did
:
.a
w.h
to
cr?setnklae
him.
Mr
Gonriiei
announce
that
the
de-
;-.ir
would
he
brief
aad
shnase.
Ha
,
a.
p:epared
to
admit,
on
behalf
of
ac-j
used,
that
be
had
klllad
hla
father
i
":.
whole
detence
would
be
that
the
Ivjt
iu
then
sad
aew
Insane.
The
'
jury
had
already
heard
the
svldeaee
of
the
brother
He
proposed
to
further
evidence
showing
that
the
hoy
was
at
r.o
time
balanced
and
did
not
raderrtsntl
what
ha
DETENTE
EVIIErE
The
evidence
of
Arthur
D.
llrst
witneaa
for
the
defence
developed
;ato
somewhat
ol
a
smiKm.
flaUctt
.Id
he
had
been
acquainted
wtth
accused
since
be
tHslletti
took
op
resi-deaoc
In
hluaett
la
August
US.
Wit
.AKawasTj
mttwa.
4Mt
told
him
how
Miotic
'tis
son
waa.
Last
ltovember
accused
ather
and
witness
hsd
hsd
a
dlli
and.
since
that
time,
witness
hsd
stayed
iway
WltCMsa
want
on
to
tall
how
I
VKBMT.
Bm3r-rr-'
I'tf
'i'
I'mtUtH
K
cueed
and
htmself
bad
later
worked
on
the
road
about
the
middle
of
January
I
my
was
doing
hla
work
In
s
silly
nd
foolish
way
and
witness
hsd
to
do
much
of
it
over
for
him.
Accused
did
not
sppear
to
know
what
ha
was
doing
nd
hla
condition
was
gradually
getting
worst.
There
was
a
tunc
about
s
yeau
previous
when,
witness
said,
he
could
control
accuaad
but
be
could
not
do
later
He
(witness
I
had
always
looked
upon
accuaad
as
feeble
minded
On
Tiuuary
38
accuaad
had
passed
him
vithout
speaking.
A
few
minutes
later
he
mother
had
coma
out
crying.
"How
ran
I
find
my
husband?
What
can
I
do?"
aba
had
asked.
Witness
suggested
a
search
party
which
was
formed
Tha
evening
be
eaw
Harry
in
the
home
sit
Unit
in
a
chair,
smoking
s
cigarette
He
wan
very
quiet
and
there
waa
ao
con
ersatloa.
Neat
nsght
aftef
that
day
warch.
In
Which
accused
had
rWt,
rd.
he
again
saw
Harry
in
his
bausei
Mrs.
amUh
told
wltaaaa
that
Hairy
hwd
xrn
mlaaln
all
day.
On
being
asked
hy
his
mother
where
he
had
been,
be
aughed
In
a
silly
way.
He
aski
that
he
bad
thrown
hla
coat,
containing
tb
money.
In
the
water
Under
crocs-examination,
witness
ssld
hat
he
had
never
discussed
accused
'a
mental
condition
with
his
parents.
Nor
had
he
told
tha
police
because
he
be
Tiered
he
was
harmless
MOTHEn
TBHTIHES
The
wan
and
heavily
stricken
tittle
mother.
pi.,lwbly
fifty
years
of
age
"in
su
next
on
the
stand.
She
could
ashtuce'
I
iiawft
.
HK
HB?k
leWB
I
1
mm
u
dosat.
I
i;3isrM
vmi
ii
iMWiUimwi
it
mm
mm
ttsass.1
I
sjh,ii(wmzisi
xiii'
"
i
risrv
rii
rrr
mrwm
mm
mm
ysi
had
nssmt-l
I
.
AYyAffff
M
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W.srrrt
'
r
1,
B&Bi'
'.
itl
5ra5,,t'
cfuu
Mammtion!
rrJW
nWx
llLsmJiSSr!
iy
oaos
ana
r
h
hfaT?rasef
J
J
41
B
said
I
IP
B
Sm
MT
U
w"
'
1
IflC
Brt
1-H5w
i
BRIDGES
7He
present
valuation
ffl.
"I
li
Jm
mJT('Jk
JJ
m
of
63
miles
of
Bridges
iswaooo
n
TTPON
the
arteries
of
communication
depend
the
V
settlement
and
growth
of
the
nation.
First
the
trails
.
.
.
then
the
rough
oxcart
ruts
.
,
.
the
wagon
roads
.
.
.
the
automobile
highways.
The
scattered
population
of
British
Columbia
has
made
the
construction
of
roads
between
centres
a
matter
of
vital
importance,
yet
one
of
almost
insurmountable
difficulties.
Mountain
sides
have
to
be
blasted
away
.
.
.
clefts,
and
chasms
tresselled
.
.
.
rivers
bridged!
With
the
opening
of
the
Cariboo
Highway
through
Fraaer
Canyon
in
1926,
the
last
link
of
British
Columbia's
great
arterial
highway
...
a
highway
unexcelled
the
world
over
as
an
engineering
frat
and
one
of
unmatched
scenic
beauty
.
.
.
was
forged.
Eastern
Rritlsh
Columbia
greeted
its
western
brothers!
Markets
and
railways
were
brought
closer
to
the
farmer,
the
miner,
the
industrial
1st.
New
fields
for
agricultural
and
trade
development
were
opened
Up.
For
the
ten
years
just
past,
an
aggressive
highway
programme
has
been
carried
out.
Thousands
of
miles
of
flood
roads
and
doiens
of
sturdy
bridges
have
been
built.
Our
roods
system
now
totals
31,900
miles
.
.
.
an
Increase
of
over
5,04
miles
during
the
last
ten
years.
Of
this
mileage,
12,000
miles
are
arth
roads;
4,000
gravel
roads;
and
1,000
bear
up
no
longer
uadwr
the
weubt
of;
Mr
grief
aad.
percetvlac
aer
son
with
his
eroa
-examination.
low
bowed
head
la
the
Sock
sobbed
out
,
The
atster.
Ruby
pitifully:
"That
is
my
boy."
She
gave
bar
testimony
between
jobs
She
hao
two
sisters
and
two
brothers,
she
as
.a
One
of
the
sisters
bad
been
in
asylum
three
times
and
bad
finally
taken
carbolic
acid
and
died.
Asked
ss
to
ineteteats
of
her
son
'a
jeeulmr
behavior,
aha
told
of
Sunday.
January
Is.
when,
ss
the
church
bell
was
ringing,
a
Mr.
Rutten
hsd
driven
past
Is
his
cart
"He
la
going
to
dig
my
grave."
Harry
had
said
The
next
Say
when
she
had
given
htm
a
drink.
she
mother
testiflesT.
the
boy
bad
ac-
of
teytat
poteon
him
young
girl,
was
crying
whan
si
Ones,
she
out
shooting
X.
Baalth.
a
pretty
macadam,
bituminous,
concrete
and
cement
concrete.
The
5,000
miles
which
were
added
to
our
roads
systam
include:
884
miles
of
main
trunk
roads,
602
miles
of
lateral
roads,
281
miles
of
industrial
and
mining
roads,
1,133
miles
of
settlement
and
farm
roads,
and
2,000
miles
of
ordinary
and
mlnkig
trails.
During
the
years
just
before
1917,
a
large
number
of
bridges
had
been
constructed
in
the
Province,
nearly
all
of
which
were
temporary
timber
structures.
Since
1917,
the
problem
of
maintenance
and
renewal
of
these
structures
has
been
a
serious
one,
involving
a
large
ex
penditure,
particularly
between
the
years
1920
and
1927.
The
policy
has
been
to
improve
design
of
and
workmanship
on
temporary
bridges
and
to
renew
all
the
large
bridges
on
main
highways
over
the
principal
rivers
with
concrete
and
steel.
Today,
the
valuation
of
our
63
miles
of
bridges
is
nine
million
dollars.
This
construction
activity
has
distributed
wages
and
salaries
over
our
whole
Province
and
has
been
a
material
aid
In
bringing
about
the
current
period
of
British
Columbia's
prosperity.
Ri
tktt
nnuactmtnis
and
understand
your
pnvintt')
T)
pfgrfts
.
.
.
thp
tkem
tul
and
tend
them
to
fnenii.
1J
yom
dtiirt
txira
tnf
iet
of
thtit
attnounctmtnis
m
molt
fair
nemifaptr
will
hrinf
thtm.
A
ivtrtit
your
Pnvimet!
JnhnMn
m.r.l
f
i
it
I
Mh.tiuit
tanM.
also
hro.
en
down
and
...teeed
the
stand
when
Frank
had
gone
d
could
L
aeen
from
the
windows
of
the
house
fixing
hla
gun.
Harry,
who
waa
reading,
all
of
a
uSden
got
up
and
said:
"Oh.
I
think
hu
Is
going
to
hoot
me."
Witneaa
ssld
that's
juat
Imagination."
This
had
named
to
calm
him.
The
brother's
condition,
she
"said,
aha
bad
discussed
with
her
parents.
It
waa
obvious
that
he
wss
getting
worse.
Smith
told
the
court
Harry's
explanation
on
having
come
in
soaking
she
sobbed.
"1
fust
missed'"
en
the
Sunday
afternoon.
Me
had
featerSay
ass
nam
you
are
trying!""1
th1
jMk
Martm's
soul
hsd
esltod
to
poison
me
".
The
only
trouble
Harry
him
and
he
wanted
to
get
to
the
had
ever
hsd
with
hla
father.
Mrs.
isme
place
where
he
had
been
drowned
Smith
declared,
was
over
the
Incident
0,1
steamer
to
ass
If
he
tild
find
with
the
esse
of
powder.
They
were
al-'
him
Harry
had
eome
In.
the
girl
said.
friendly
sad
witneaa
knew
na
ball
of
his
foot
badly
eat.
of
no
reason
why
the
son
should
wish
P"lous
witnesses
bad
aaid
that
so
to
sin
aia
father
Harry
did
not
com-
icussd
nid
taken
off
his
shoes
and
aock
aacnes
to
walk
until
he
waa
two
years
and
seven
months
eld
and
he
ws..
not
tslklng
until
he
was
over
3W
years
old.
the
mother
told
the
court.
She
had
never
reported
her
boy's
condition
to
the
poll.,
believing
thit
he
ass
not
dangerous.
and
wr.lked
tow
miles
in
his
bsvs
'(ft
n
t
;i
-iufh
shore.
I1KIT
ON
fT.Nli
In
J
a
MacKay.
New
Weetmtntaer.
mental
apectallat
for
tl
years,
now
j
cor.ict
k
tre
Hollywood
Bnnlta'itim
(contl'iued
on
page
five)
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DRFKCT1VK
VISION,
DEFECTIVE
HEAR-
INfi,
CATAUUH
and
other
organic
trouble
t
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methods.
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C.
0.
McKAY,
D.C.
Phone
131.
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Hlock.
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