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Tuesday.
May
9,
1933
on
the
road
a
week
after
the
clash.
Mr.
Lindsay
was
driving
three
police
officers
and
he
said
to
them:
'
"
"This
is
the
man
I
want
you
to
ar-
Afcie
shortly
.before
1
o'clock
this
rest..
He
been
in
hiding
part
afntxro,
Counsel
for
crown
and
ot
tlme
gtBCe
the
event.
Kenneth
Montgomery
3.00
9.00
1.40
2a
auernoon
r
wnn
Kenneth
Montgomery,
one
of
the
Denis
Murphy
will
.deflWr
WB
Recused,
said
he
was
with
Mclver
charge
It
1
expected
the
Jury
wl
and
vmi
others.
He
was
a
quar-retlre
to
consider
14
verdtct
by
late
tw
of
a
mlIe
from
shoot,.
He
afternoon.
,WM
chairman
of
the
grievance
Police
Are
Blamed
Angus
Mclver,
Kenneth
Montgomery
and
Matt
Jurgevich,
three
of
the
accused,
denied
oa
the
witness
.stand
that
they
hayl
bstn
In
the
Hidden
Creek
bridge
at
the
tune
of
the
clash.
Giovanni
San-
i
committee.
He
was
arrested
in
the
bunkbouse
which
was
surrounded
by
constables
He
was
pointed
out
by
Mr.
Healey.
At
first
he
was
be?
Ing
detained
for.
trespass
but
when
seen
by
the
Inspector
that
officer
said:
"Place
that
man
under
arr
vldo,
"the,
man
with
ttie
beard."
and
'
.7,
""
-cr
JoWv
,Sar4.
admits
having
f
th,
m5"
tr'g
ty
He
did
not
know
how
T
many
ben
there
buWwith
other
defence
cl"U
Hee
larg
witness,
deaUred
that
there
bad
beenTTtrouble
"mbr
of
men
advisIn
not
until
after
police
had
started
to
orce
the
crowd
back.
U,.B0
u
vror'c-
,
swinging
batons
and
riding
crops
u
"f"
and
ETdstrom
afid
firlnf
their
guns.
,
crJrorated
'f
,?tvld!.nc'-t
f:
...
M.
Jergovlch.
a
shift
boss
at
tU
the
n8
ne
of
""-Imlne.
of"
and
another
ttie
accused,
ed.
told
of
Impressing
the
upon
men
bad
bfen
asked
by
Sarich
to
cause
trouble.
He
and
Montgomery
heard
t$w
shooting
at
the
bridge
but
spector
that
many
of
the
men
were
fpreltners
and.
If
anything
was
started,
they
might
not
be
able
to
control
them
as
they
spoke
a
number
of
languages.
Witneea
aald
he
was
arrested
hi
Constable
Smith
three
days
after
the
trouble.
He
was
pointed
out
by
an
employee
of
the
company.
It
waa
two
hours
later
that
he
heard
what
the
charges
were
agslnst
him.
pross-examined
Mclver
admitted
that
the
miners
fetched
the
helmets
from
"The
Dry."
When
witnaeaas
ankl
he
was
In
the
melee
at
the
bridge
It
was
either
a
case
of
mis-tnlrn
idty
0r
thev
were
liars.
He
thought
it
was
clear
that
the
police
were
there
to
start
trouble
and
break,
the
strike.
He
did
not
be-flw
the
men
had
used
the
weapons
produce,.
,
jjHdth
ssjd
be.
waa
arrested
sears
He
just
walked
up
and
down
with
b
or
two
friends;
la
the
crowd.
wet
a
quarter
of
a
mile
wmyUuu
Kondo,
eo
a,t
.the
tftne.
When
they
arrived
the
oniy
man
present
was
stere
ateno-vlcU,
who
bad
his
eye
knocked
out.
They
harried
along
and
caught
Tup
with
the
ciowd
near
the
bank.
Inspector
Shlrass
was
talking
to
the
men
when,
they
arrived
Walter
Vedos
told
of
gotpg
to
the
Beach
and
bebig
with
a
lot
of
men.
He
went
to
"stop
some
scabs
that
wanted
to
go
to
work."
He
did
not
apeak
very
good
English.
iCJlQvanni
Sanvido,
another
accused,
through
an
interpreter,
told
Ir.JMeIver
aald
he
was
recording
0f
being
with
the
crowd
on
the
way
'secretary
of,
the
union.
The
mspec-
jto
the
Bearh.
He
did
not
see
any
tor
asked
Sarich
how
long
he
intended
to
stay
at
the
Beach
and
in-
of
fleer
on
the
ground
and
did
not
kick
him
He
was
struek
on
the
head
timated
that
u
mi
not
a
lawful
;
but
did
not
know
who
by.
He
was
picket
Mantgpmenr
(eld
the
in
wearing
a
beard
.
at
the
time
and
4U0
at
the
preliminary
trial.
He
was
the
only
man
at
the
camp
with
a
beard.
Skurd
Rovlk
and
Nicholas
Coley
Wre
the
last
defence
witnesses,
both
giving
versions
of
the
Hidden
Creek
bridge
clash.
Both
charged
that
the
police
had
been
Instrumental
In
starting
the
hostilities
by
endeavoring
to
push
the
crowd
back,
applying
their
batons
and
whips
and
firing
off
their
guns,
Joe
Sarich,
they
claimed,
had
endeavored
to
restore
order
among
the
strikers,
tferther
witness
saw
any
of
the
Mkem
attack
the
police.
The
Intention
of
the
strikers
had
been
to
picket
at
the
Beach.
Coley,
after
collapsing
in
the
witness
stand,
was
removed
to
the
corridor
where
he.
waa
revived
by
police
officers,
the
court
adjourning
for
luncheon
after
thf
inen.
m
A
DOLLAR'S
WORTH
Clip
tbi
coupon
and
mad
it
nlta
$1
for
a
til
nrtlti'
trial
nt,tifiin
to
TUB
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
MONITOR
FvMttfara'
Tl
OiranruM
Scmhti
Pviumki
Sociitt
BMtoo.
MiiMtWMlto.
O.
S.
A
Tki
Onwnix
Sen
rtocM
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mt
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all
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la'
trial
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inm
mij
nlt
wrnm.
Soak
Bar
suuaa.
Mw,
uiii
aoaarfaw.
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toalan
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ill).
(Hit.
tmn
rrlnt)
'
(Taoa)
USSrtMr
poses
of
peaeeful
plckjethut.tt
hi
essary.
He
held;
that
the
plfllee
Jad
been
responsible
for
starting
boa-
tUllea,
.
:
i
,.u
.
,
,
.
After,
rih
had
eompTeted:iV
ing,,
evl4enoe.
which
waa
largaly
unshakfn
under
cross-eaamlnaUon
by
L.
S.
McOUl,
defence
ounl
ttfe
trial-.was
adJwrned
fremion
First
witness
at
ttie
afternoon
seaatttn
ot
Uie.
trial
yesterday
was
Constable
T.
D.
Druntoiv
who
de-saijbed
the
.
meeting
of
the
procession
'after
the
lUden
Creek
bridge
Incident
wiih
Inspector
John
Shlrass.
Staff
Sergeant
Alex
McNeill
and
other
officers
near
the
.measftoutt
at
Anyox
beach.
Then1
were
only
nine
police
officers
whe
were
powerieta
Sgalpat
mob
0.'
310
men.
Witness
told
of
picking
up:
weapons
near
the
Hidden
Creek
bridge.
B
run
ton
admitted,
under
eroes-examlnatlon,
that
Sarich
had
said
to
Inspector
Shlrass
that
there
would
be
no
trouble
unless
the
police
made
It.
Jurgevich
had
said
that
there
were
"510
men
and
a
num,br
of
Russians
with
blood
In
their
eyes.
Shtrass'
thad
expressed
the
opinion
to
Sarich.
that
a
pkket
of
such
site
was
unlawful
However,,
there
was
no
trouble
at
the
beaeh
ater
the
prooeMion
had
been
Allowed
to
proceed.
Bruntor
Identified
all
five
accused
as
having
been
present
at
this
time,
San-Tldo.
who
wore
a
goatee
beard
then,
now
being
clean
shaven.
The
erowd,
witness
would
say.
was
n
disorderly
one,
being
out,
of
control
ana
blocking
the
road.
Constable
Harold
Ray
bone
told
of
meeting
the
procession,
at
the
bead
of
which
was
Constable
Smith
and
other
officers,
below
the
Hidden
Creek
bridge.
The
crowd,
witness
declared,
was
out
of
control
and
had
stopped
men
from
gplng
to
work.
Many
of
those
In
ttie
procession
had
on
miners',
helmets
and.
several
had
weapons.
Constable
Andrew
Orant
was
with
Ijaybone
when
the
procession
with
.Smith
and
other
officers
at
Us.
head,
was
met.
The
crowd
was
very
unjuly.
,
.
.
.Police,
Version
of
Clash
.
Constable
WJJJIam
Smith
dewri-bfd.ttl
clash
qn
the
If
laden
Crvk
bridge.
With
six
other
offlrreri,
he
was
engaged
In
patrolling
the
Jllrt-de
a,
Creek
bridge.
At
615.
m.
a
large
crowd
of
men,
probably
60
or
M
at
fjiat,
came,,
down
from
thr
mine.
Witness
ipoice
to
8arlrr.,
n-fjnlrlrig
where
they
were
goinn
fiarkh
replied,
,
they
intended
t'
ptcKei
njKtr'the
smelter
Wltnr
tuggeatrd
,Uwt
a
committee
of
Kix
m
appoInM
whereupon
Sarlcii
thrried
to
his
ollowers
and
spok
tp
(Jpetn
In
q
foreign
lanauapc.
the
marehen
then
shouting:
"Wc
aro
all
a
committee.
We
are
ajl
going
through."
Smith
again
suggested
a
THE
PAn.Y
NKW8
Police
Officers
Describe
How
Striked
Allegedly.
Aftemnted
t
TnfSw
Them
OvSr
knybk
Spar
TT-
(Contlnued
from
Pane
it
Sanvido.
any
of
the
aacused
two"
e6mmittee
ol
nine
after
which
fi
taken
part
in
Uie
'
riotous
assem-
thfr.,,cr,lef.
went
up
.oU:jyLAre
.all
biy."
Sarich,
indeed,
having
en-
going
UjrQUKh.
'
"ToJlfU
wfth
the
deavored
to
prevent.
trouble
while
of.
b-
.-
s,"
"Kill
Hun,"
'fro
the
other
accused
had
been
nothing
Hell
wlUvithe
policed
Then
the
more
than
present
at
the
time,
men
(strikers)
started
to
attack
The
preatdlrig
Judge,
Mr.
Justice
an$t
trfed
to
drag
wltnelgj.down.
Murphy,
holding
that
this
was
a
Witness,
saw
Constables
Mc,Ind,0o
matter,
for
the
Jury,
.to
decide,
re-
mi
vVjrlp
coming
up
from
the
rrar,
fused
jfl
grant
the
mo,tlon,(l,
,the
rorrnjjr
Rat
through
but.
Weir
Joseph
Sarfch
.on
Stand
.
fell.
Wttrjyljes
also
saw
Greejnbalgh
Joseph
Sarich
was
then
placed
a'n
dragged
down.
After
a
on
the
witness
stand
and.
after.
re
WP
'
Yfclr
emerged
Jrom
Jbe
:rowd
with
blood
and
the
strike
"treamlng
viewing
the
reasons
for
being
called
at
.Anyox.
gave
his
WaeUcally
.unrecognisable.
Const
vision
or
tt
clash.,
with
Jhe
po-
b
Robett
soon
aftec.
emerged.
Hce
at
the
Hidden
Crek
bridge
on
i.lrfmlnl
Wood.
with
the
morning
of
February
3.
as,
Greerftaltb,
down,
and
Weir
jrffc.
seeing
that
t
mw!w
J
hd
Jj
lln
t
led
In
the
procession
from
the
"
anfl
nnf
shJt
mfo
the
4u
had
apd
now
Into
the
floor
.of
the
mine
tp
the
beach
at
Anyox
The
crown
unruly
and
kept
in
order
until
they
were
rushed
by
the
police
on
the
nar-
np
rould
'
nglng,ln
the
row
hrldje
vibere
tey
WH
ptr-
AWr
der
had
been
rested,
t
K
was
Impaa-
mltted
no
means
of
oaderty
re-
trt.
He
alleged
that
scvri
tp
:
Tolver
hot.had,;
bo
fired
.-.fir
J
oiher
mi.m
nttd0
VJ?
upon
the
-miner,
swinging
M
wrjfrmen
t
bridge.
Weir
Re
ware
sent
to
(be
hos-revolver
and
riding
crops,
Ki,m.
Ihe
fire,
ceased.
prflVas
a
Jn?lnn
reauH
of
Smith
running
opVel
f
s
"f?
..j,
-
able
.to
rwtore
order
am0ni,bU
f3M.
nm"
m
followers,.
but
not
orAfl.at
la
H"a-
"t
w.
one
had
been
perlously
lnjurea.1,
9
o"1
man
having
had
hit
eye
J'W
athouh
out,
.Barlch
deflated.
,lhi
the
i
he
'Wff'
,lh1
6'
miul"
uriv;
w
hn
wfltnid
b
thAtHad
had
his
ty
knocked
out.
stolke.
committee
against
pausing
iAfr
?re'
Bt?H
damage
.
to
company
prpptxti,
struggling
with,
anyone
ot
blowing
the
right.
o(.
way.
The
procegilofl
bad.
been,
Ipieped
mereljf
Ltt
rtu.
thefii
.
To
Hell
with
h
OQiife."
iQpnstable.
Oreenhalgh
tH-
tilMd
tflat
the
of
Doers
poshed
to
about
the
Centre
ot
the
bridae
ff-dre
of
urmmthv
torn
lnldlrl1,ais
bdrna
down
and
Jelng
shouU
strilcem
strikers
flt
at
th
the
tneUrd
HnelseriKLfarpar.
fir
tN
I
Upon,
upon,
there
there
from
tb,e
etowd
at
'Km
tl.e
jhr-r-
(
a
b-rr-
After
ibe
revolver
shots,
wigfeu
waa
able
to
gat.
up
in4
ahoirfder
bis
way
throjugh.
1
ol
tttil.rrowd
had
shouud
I
bs.a
rtffe
and
eaa
shoot,
tox)."
Orders
wete
given
to
allow
Use
Cmtfi
C.
OJlker
toU
oj
be-
day
evening,
to
thl
morning,
the.1
t4-
J
wh
five
men
ooptliiulng
ooi,
ball.
Atiernoon
Session
iw
ifufeeftl
tb
officers.
He
recetvd
low
arttbe
back
and
had
two
'tai
UaaHiKL
Orwats
ScoU
gave
eorrobora-ive
evtdesae
regrdsg
the
clash
t
the
brtdfte
as
did
Oaere
Warden
Martin
acsfng
aa
a
special
unstable.
The
men
in
the
crowd
ere
undoubtedly
angry.
Consta-Me
William
Harrison,
stfttioned
it
another
post
nearby,
lkoki
of
the
lassage
of
the
procession.
Constabka
RobarU
and
Weir
o-'aribed
Uta
attempta
whteh
were
nade
to
throw
them
over
the
'ridge
and
tte
JfUurie
they
revived
In
beiqg
knocked
down
and
'rampled
upoo.
They
were
the
last
'rown
wttnewei.
Defence
Motion
Denied
After
defatiee
'gounatl's
motion
for
dismissal
of
the
charges
igaintt
all
Bat
Saneldo
had
beet)
lenled
by
Ills
Lordship.
Sarich
was
-ailed
to
the
stand
He
tokl
of
the
grievances
such
as
wage
cuts,
liv-'ng
condltloni
add
working
conditions
which
had
reaalted
In
the
trlke
being
called
and
gave
his
'
count
of
the
clash
as
atHnmarlsed
bave
At
6
o'clock
laai
evening,
the
ourt
rose
utll
this
morning
at
10:90
when
Angus
Melvor.
another
of
the
accused,
went
on
the
stand
In
his
own
defence.
The
jury
hearing
the
case
cotv
tats
of
Prank
DSbb.
foreman.
S.
A.
Bird.
O.
'A
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anywhere
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