HAROLD
KYAN
tent,
would
reduce
the
vejdict
to
manslaughter,
he
pointed
out.
However,
evidence
of
drunkenness
not
ereat.
rnmmh
tn
on
Prince
Rupert
Daiiv
iNewi
Munttuy,
May
7,
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crmld
see.
Haig
Heads
Footballers
SEASON
TO
START
MAY
14
Election
of
officers
for
the
1950
season,
took
jiace
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
yesterday
afternoon
and
tentative
plans
were
laid
for
commencing
playing
a
back
to
get
lum.ei
dlieciives
from
the
Justice
regarding
difference
between
murder
and
!
manslaughter.
FOLK
DAY
TRIAL
I
The
verdict
came
on
the
fourth
day,
after
long
hours
of
testi-j
mony
from
30
witnesses.
Saturday
morning
both
counsel
addressed
the
jury.
Address
of
j
T.
W.
Brown,
K.C.,
defending
the
I
case,
called
on
the
body
of
12
I
men
to
"consider
strongly"
four
;
mysteries
which
had
not
been
firfcifd
ihe
j"ry
to
-de-
"
.
f,.f,m
the
pirenm-
MONDAY
P.M.
SATURDAY
American
rf.!f
o
T,
.
n
der
incapable
of
intent
would
not
rebut
the
prosumption
that
every
man
is
responsible
for
the
actjon
or
his
hands.
Justice
Macfarlane
directed
the
Jury
to
bring
back
one
of
three
verdicts
guilty
of
murder,
manslaughter,
or
acquittal.
He.
then
explained
the
meaning
of
murder
and
manslaughter.
Defence
Counsel
Brown
asked
4:30
The
Golden
fine
Cone
t
evidence
surrounding
f'.,i
rfpjith
of
Lorraine
(11
in-
:
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the
death
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n(t
if
caused
by
the
ac-Vhcther
.such
an
act
was
regular
schedule
on
Monday,
May
14
1
solved,
j.
J.
R.
S.
WiLson
WiLson
nresided
presided
and
that
"acquittal"
also
be
exniain.
ed
to
the
Jury.
Spokane
6-2.
Vancouver
15-0.
Tr-iCity
1,
Tacoma
3.
Yakima
4-12.
Wenatchee
6-3.
SUNDAY
National
Pittsburgh
0-3.
Boston
6-0.
St.
Lout;
11,
Brooklyn
7.
Chicago
4-9,
Philadelphia
4-7.
New
York
3-8,
Cincinnati
4-5.
American
New
York
11,
Detroit
6.
Washington
8-2,
Cleveland
1
1-4.
i
Chicago
4-8,
Philadelphia
1-3.
j
St.
Louis
4-8,
Boston
5-2.'
I
'
Pacific
Coast
i
Las
Angeles
6-1,
Portland
4-4.
j
IIollywOGd
10-3
San
Dieo
0-4.
j
Oakland
5-4,
Seattle
4-6.
i
Sun
Francisco
0-7,
Sacramento
9-13.
j
Wi'hlern
International
!
Womitchee
11,
Yakima
3.
Tri-City
7-13.
Tacoma
6-8.
nai.
i
ttnnPss.
causing
incap-
,.ntitnt.ini
an
in-!
What
happened
to
money
In
briefly
reviewed
the
aecom-,
Lorraine's
purse?
Ryan
had
plishments
of
last
year.
'
sworn
she
must
have
had
$30
left
Thanks
were
extended
to
the
after
he
gave
her
$125
for
Christ-
sponsors
of
the
teams,
to
the
After
two
hours
the
Jury
came
ui
The
parks
board
has
been
requested
to
put
the
grounds
In
.shape.
Correspondence
has
been
started
with
a
view
to
arranging
a
game
with
HMCS
Ontario
5:30
Musical
Program
5:45
Young
Man
witn
a
sou
5:55
CBC
News
o;u
ouupei
iereiiaJe
6:15
Martial
Airs
B:
30--Musical
Varieties
6:45
Smiley
Burnette
Show
7:00--CBC
News
7:15
CE'J
News
Roundup
7:3Q-Pacific
Pianoforte
8:C0
The
Cnoiristers
8:30
Hold
Venture
fl:
00
Summer
Falio
0:30--Dixieland
Jazz
Chicago
7,
Washington
0.
New
York
17,
St.
Louis
6.
'
National
St.
Louis
4,
Philadelphia
3
'11
innings).
Brooklyn
12,
Cincinnati
8.
Chicago
2,
Boston
0.
New
York
8,
Pittsburgh
3.
Pacific
Coast
Oakland
1,
Seattle
0.
.Los
Amtcles
7,
Portland
1.
Hollywood
4
San
Die'40
3.
Sacramento
2,
San
Frim-
Western
International
f.a'cin
1-3.
Victoria
o-l.
7t
if
mas
shopping.
merchants
who
donated
tro-
What
.significance
had
the
Phies
to
the
referees
and
to
li'hts
on
the
boat
which
a?cord-'
Alex
'
Halg
"
b.
"
and
"
Jock
Davidson
.
l
j
.Th.
which
Ls
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
who
so
often
marked
out
the
nmn,
,iw
r,..ti.
Mr.
Wilson
declined
re-nomi
teems
will
be
continued
and
there
is
talk
of
football
beine
Iiir
to
two
witnesses,
"went
on
and
"ft"
after
Lorraine's
body
was
found
and
Ryan
was
in
bed.
Where
u-rrn
mwi
duiiun
the
tragedy
who
were
conspicuously
absent
while
most
of
the
village
nation
as
president.
He
did
...UU
41-,.
if
put
in
active
swini;
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Terrac
v.
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nave
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line
grass
pitch
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there.
1
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News
work
of
tire
position
though
he
wa
down
at
the
wharf?
oukl
ahvay
do
"VrythiB
lfow
were
the
burns
received
An
Invitation
is
being
extend-
10:15-
Provincial
Affairs
ed
to
any
newcomers
to
ttr-n
ia:30
Bwd.
Watch,
LlsH'ii
who
are
footballers
to
net
in
H:U0
-
Weather
lon.-..u.-i
itnd
siiile
to
help.
In
accepting
Mr.
Wilson
s
re
CHIN
AWARE
fiisal
to
enniini.e
in
ffie.
Alex
toueh
with
team
representative
H'.h
Arrivals
1
by
LorroiiiH
TaU?
Mr.
Brown
contended
some
of
them
would
have
c-me
from
hot-water
bottles
used
in
attempts
to
revive
i(--t.
Til
II
i
positions
will
be
found
u..i..
j
.u
ko
that
did
so
with
great
regret.
There
:"
hem
on
some
teams.
tLJunY-AM
I
8:00-CliC
New?
,,
;
'
V
.
i
.
had
dfine
so
much
for
football
Wc
have
the
largest
stock
of
FINE
CHINA
WARE
in
the
north!
8:
10--Here's
Bill
Gooa
come
from
somewhere
else.
Evl-
ln
Prinoe
Ru
t
as
Mr
wilson
D
Annua
'dencr
Kiven
showed
there
was
both
ln
the
5ays
oI
tne
junior
DdSeDdll
AUUUBl
noum
(i
on
me
westerly
whom
Football
League
of
which
or-
-could
have
caused
the
burns,
Mr.
ganination
Mr.
Wilson
had
been
li(-
n
1
Brown
told
the
jury.
!
chairman
for
.13
years,
as
a
Meelinq
KG-Sei
CROWN'S
Sl'MMATION
I
player
and
as
a
senior
execu-
Gilbert
HoRg,
crown
proseru-
live.
It
was
ununiniously
agreed
Annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
tor,
culled
testimony
of
Ryan
'
that
Mr.
Wilson
be
elected
as
Rupert
Baseball
Association,
H:15
j.::fiinii
hoiib
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
.News
and
Commentary.
9:15
Music
for
Moderns
9:30
Sunrise
Serenade
,
9:45
Your
music
appohilmct!!
.
DINNER
SETS
that
he
had
"blackva
out"
on
the
honorary
president.
In
accept-
which
was
to
have
been
held
on
way
to
Port
Simpson,
a
fantastic
ing
this
position,
Mr.
Wilson
;;airi
Friday
night,
was
postponed
on
it
BREAKFAST
SETS
V.SJ
lime
tSlanal
story."
he
fell
honored
by
the
kindly
account
of
many
other
activities
;
10:00
Morning
Visit
Heemnhab.ed
that,
Ruth
Wes-
1
thoughts
of
the
members.
tnai
nignt
ana
is
now
canea
ior
;
10:15
Mornliv-
Melodies
this
Tuesday
evening
w
hen
plans
10
:
30
"Melody
Time
CUPS
othI
SAUCERS
VASES
TEA
POTS
KNICK
KNACKS
10:45
Invitation
to
the
Waltz
ui
u':
iiiauc
iu:
wie
cumiuv
1
season's
league
play.
j
ley
and
Ruby
Dudoward,
who!
Tne
new'
slate
f
officers
Ls:
said
they
saw
Ryan
on
the
drift-
1
Honorary
president
J.
S.
ing
beat
in
the
harbor
and
had
1
Wilson,
heard
screams
'
and
noise
of
j
President
Alex
Haig.
scuffle
on
the
hont.
were
th
Vice-president
-
Darrow
Go-
11:00
Kindergiuwn
(if
llic
Ai'
j
11:15
Roundup
Time
A
1
11
:30
Weather
Renort
vv,p2
1
-ivi-.iiji
iiiiu,
ijniaiiu
vr
"most
important
witnesses
in
this
case."
He
said
the
crown
contended
that
Ryan
beat
up
Lorraine
Tait
"Everything
for
the
Home"
GORDON
&
AMDERSOr
Treasurer-Jock
Davidson.
'
u
1
a""tI,ra
"lml
,
II
:31-Messaze
Period
Secretary-Ralph
P.
Smith.
!tn
base
l"
Hertlordshlre
Hc33-Recoraed
Interlude
The
executive
will
be
com-
Pald
an
unexpected
return
visit.
,
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Mei()dieS
l!tarl
...it
V.
tv-,
nrflitirtn
rf
i
His
Rnit.fi
VP
PrnshpH
npnr
fhol
smius
or
rut
famous
ZHadtanGZeA
'
hskv
10
p.m.,
embcr'wso'then
rePresentaUve
f
eacn
team-
sta"on
but
he
escaped
unhurt.
1
12:00-Mid-Day
Melodic
advertisement
tu
not
publlsliea
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
niirof
I'.iiiirrt
or
br
the
(Government
of
British
Columbia.
threw
her
overboard
or
left
her
in
such
a
condition
that
she
fell
,
overboard.
I
'
All
spectator
seats
were
filled
I
THE
ONLY
FUR
t:OLD
STORAGE
VAULT
IN
NORTHERN
B.C.
and
many
people
were
standing.
di:ki:n(
f.
witnfssks
Clara
Mather,
a
cousin
of
the
accused,
was
one
of
the
last
defence-
witnesses.
She
said
she
saw
.
lightn
'
going
off
and
on"
on
the
I
drifting
bout
after
fleeing
the
body
of
Lorraine
on
tht
beach
iff
i
1
shortly
before
it
was
taken
to
the
"MUt."1"
"mhwi""
'
fTMUlMul)
ill
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council
house.
I
Lydla
Webster,
the
accused's
mother,
testified
throtich
an
inr
terpreter,
William
Beynon.
i
She
aid
Kyan
hail
come
home
late.
He
was
wet
and
his
eyes
i
"Iwiked
Blranse."
He
looked
'
j
drunk,
f
jr
he
was
reeling,
and
I
he
went
straight
to
his
bed-!
room.
He
remained
there
until
.
!
police
came,
she
said.
She
said
j
she
had
no
idea
cf
the
times.
'
I
Mrs.
Webster
said
Alfred
Wes-
j
!
ley
had
tnld
her
Ryan
was
back
j
from
Prinre
Rutx-rt.
It
had
been
after
the
"children
went
to
bed."
i
It
was
a
long
time
after
that
Ryan
had
come
home.
1
She
said
she
was
in
the
kitchen
!
!
'
with
two
other
women
when
the
police
came.
The
material
burn-
;
ing
ln
the
stove,
she
said
was
i
I
jirrnlne's
housecoat.
,
IM
RMN;
(
l.Oi
lll
s
I
i
The
luusecoat,
had
bean
hang-
:
j'P
'
n
Mir
'.he
tovn
anil
it
h
d
I
moved,
.'lie
said.
'
She
had
been
advised
by
the
other
two
women
j
to
burn
it
for
the
spirit
of
Lor-
'
mine
had
come
to
touch
it
and
now
it
should
by
burned.
1
D.
.
A.
W.
Lare,
called
by
the'
$
A?
from
'
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MOTHS
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defence,
said
an
injury
to
the
head
followed
by
the
intake
of
alcohol
could
result
in
delirium
and
unintentional
actions.
It
was
veil
known
to
medicine,
he
said,
that
small
amounts
of
alcohol
would
affvet
strongly
some
one
with
head
Injuries.
j
He
said
he
had
examined
the
accused
and
found
a
bump
on
his
head
the
size
of
his
small
fingernail,
where
Ryan
told
him
he
had
'
been
hurt
last
year
when
he
struck
his
head
on
a
bolt.
Dr.
Large
said
it
was
within
;
the
realm
of
possibility
that
dizzy
spells,
claimed
by
the
accused,
'
could
have
been
caused
by
his
former
head
injuries.
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and
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whole
business
of
flying
that
fascinates
me.
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as
a
mechanic,
I
like
motors
and
they
like
me.
..BECAUSE
I
realize
that
the
Air
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has
an
important
responsibility
these
days,
and
that
the
men
who
keep
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flying
are
important
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with
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job.
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.
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who
wants
to
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