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Daily
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Tuesday,
May
27,
1947
Criminal
Case
Hanson,
John
Frank,
Herbert
W.
Leach,
Allan
Morgan,
Hal
Nlck-crson.
The
trial
may
possibly
conclude
today.
The
taking
of
evidence
was
jj,
preceded
by
the
question
of
ob-ITtainlng
prooer
Interpretation,
,
Henry
Castillou,
K.C..
counsel
lor
defence
holdii.-
that
there
was
a.
difference
In
the
tongue
used
by
the
Fraser
Lake
and
the
Bablne
natives.
He
suggested
f
that
it
might
have
been
advls-
aoie
10
nave
nact
a
suitable
Inter
preter
here
He
had
not
had
to
pay
Boys'
Lonir
Pant
Suits
(Continued
from
rage
1)
pact
came
almost
at
the
moment.
his
axe
hit
the
tic
wood
and
he
was
looking
downward
In
that
direction.
In
spite
of
his
condition
he
lost
little
time
in
looklne
for
aid
although
his
sight
had
become
impaired
through
the
flow
of
blood.
Nevcrtlnless.
he
did
not
collapse.
There
was
blood
in
his
mouth,
which
he
kept
spitting
out
It
was
his
kiwraaslon
that
the
bullet
had
come
from
a
westerly
direction.
When
he
iiett
the
cabn
tnat
v.
.win
Wl.ik
ftev
uy,
lie
wt
JP.ll
U
sufficient
..Mi.:
L
time,
t,
when
.
en
route
.
to
it
wtrrf
1,1,
.....
r,...
t'tf
Prince
Rupert,
to
aire
the
mat-Jm
his
absence
some
one
had
...
yv.ouuai
a.vcuuuu
iiiui-1
oeen
there.
tsen.
Alter
further
discussion,
a
latlve
woman.
Mrs.
Martha
Wil-
Pson.
with
a
knowledge
of
Ene-
.ism.
served
as
Interpreter
j
Tv,W.
Brown,
for
the
Crown.
addressed
the
Jury,
outlining
the
Mrcumstances
of
the
case,
tell-
ping
of
what,
aconites
to
the
.prosecution
case,
happened
Feb-
tary
19
near
the
Interior
town
rof
Topley.
when
Luwrmee
Kvl.
ling
was
vounded
in
the
head
by
a
rifle
bullet.
?INJITKEI)
.MAN
GIVES
EVIDENCE
Kylling,
from
the
stand,
told
his
story.
witness
He
Is
a
4.
slight,
elderly
man,
walking
1
3t
smartly
and
answering
all
ques-
:uuns
reaoiiy.
He
wore
a
blue
shirt
the
same
he
had
on
when
shot.
On
the
afternoon
of
Frt-
tuary
19.
he
was
ma
k
toff
ties
In
f
the
woods.
Ths
was
handy
to
his
cabin
and
truck,
and
convenient
to
the
Bablne
Late
mart
va,,.
j
.
.
.
:
r
nc
afcnoasiraiea
to
trie
Jury
bc-w
he
was
standing,
and
In
-
What.
U'.T
V
h
tte
ntttw,
V
(
c
-v.
;
.
J
...j
ual
rhe
moment
the
shooting
oc-
-urea,
i
ne
Dan
entered
the
side
of
his
head
com!n
out
the
1
lowe
r
richt
side
of
his
Jaw.
As
far
cs
he
could
recall,
the
Im-
When
he
tried
to
telephone,
the
instrument
failed
to
work,
because
the
wie
had
been
cut.
He
made
an
attempt
to
start
his
truck,
but.
In
the
shape
he
was
In.
could
not
r!de
far.
The
car
keot
going
off
the
roadside.
Then
he
started
on
foot
for
Topley.
Not
lor
titer
this
he
met
two
Indian
youths
one
of
them
the
accused.
He
told
them
he
needed
aid.
arxi
asked
that
one
go
for
heh
and
the
other
aiay
wun
nun.
Tnts
aid
was
teadlly
given.
The
witness
said
the
Indians
told
him
there
were
two
white
men
around
one
with
a
sun.
Kv'line
declared
he
had
noticed
no
whit
mn
i
witness
sam
ail
tnis
was
ined
by
Mr.
CasUUou.
One
of
the
two
young
natives
had
carried
a
gun
in
a
strau
on
his
shoulder.
Kylling
said
he
had
always
been
on
friendly
terms
with
the
accused,
and
with
the
Williams
family.
j
At
this
point,
counsel
for
defence
had
a
number
of
questions
o
ask
rejecting
past
relations
between
people
living
there,
the
Topley
-Richfield
mmin?
property,
a
desire
to
establish
a
crusher,
and
certain
charges
!
from
$5
50
to
$14.95
Boys'
Long
Pants
from
....
$2.25
to
$6.25
Boys'
Short
Pants
from
..
$1.50
to
$1.95
Boys'
Shirts
from
95c
to
$2.25
Boys'
Socks
from
35c
to
70c
Boys'
Sweaters
from
75c
to
$4.25
Boys'
Loafer
Jackets
$13.95
Boys'
Summer
Underwear
55c
Wc
carry
a
compute
line
of
clothes
for
boys
of
all
ajes.
Boy
ear
that
utars
and
wfirs
and
wears.
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WHY
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MURDER
,SUSPECT
A
19-year-old
caretaker,
Edgar
Simons,
has
been
held
by
police
in
connection
with
the
double
slaying
of
Mts.
Katherlne
Rupert,
24.
and
her
two-year-old
son,
Frederick,
both
above,
of
Pancake'
Bay,
Sault
Ste.
Marie,
Ont.
The
bodies
were
found
in
their
blood
-spattered
cabin
by
Frederick
RuDert.
a
war
vPr
Ills
return
from
a
shopping
trip.
Rupert
had
brought
-his
wife
from
Altoona.
Pa..
In
1945,
and
purchased
the
lodge,
which
he
operated
as
a
tourist
resort.
Police
quote
Simons
as
saying-
"I
don't
know
why
I
did
it."
alleging
gun
play,
and
allegations
usually
denied.
The
witnes
said
all
this
was
ncne
of
his
business.
He
had
had
nothing
to
do
with
any
of
it.
It
came
oufln
Ue
testimony
that
the
Indian
boy
had
asked
that
in
a
message
sent.
It
be
represented
that
they
had
loft
the
bunkhouse
that
morning
when
It
really
had
been
In
the
afternoon.
Warren
Robert
Innls.
mining
man.
livir.?
at
Tcoley-Jtichfield.
told
cf
learning
abo'.tt
tho
shoot-:nsr
cr
Kyllirg.
He
was
cross-qucsticned
by
Mr.
Castillou.
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he
said,
his
wife
had
suggested
that
he
go
and
take
him
some
wine,
but
he
hart
doubted
the
advisability
nf
hu
Counsel
emphasiied
there
was
a
white
man
severely
wounded,
and
he
was
entltltd
to
prompt
personal
attention.
Defence
counsel
read
pvtrarf
from
a
report
of
the
Drcliminarv
examination.
Certain
reports
and
assertions
were
reDeatprf
hut
these
had
no
direct
bearing
rm
ithe
shootirur.
Virornn?
jwas
given
by
Innls
to
much,
if
:
not
all
of
the
assertion
made.
Counsel
for
deler.ee
once
made
;
use
of
the
expression
"claim
!
itnming.-
which
brouit
a
!
-aution
from
H's
Lordshtp.
The
Court
also
warned
Mr.
Irmis
to
how
more
restraint
In
the
force
rl
his
contradictions
and
denials.
He
certainly
would
per-:
"nit
no
more
profanity.
'
Court
adjourned
about
4:30.
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10:30
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1:44
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Thursday
ss
rrtnee
Rupert
11:15
pm.
Friday
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CatjLa
10
p.m.
GARDEN
Club
Notes
Furnished
by
Prince
Rupert
Horticultural
Society
Proper
preparation
of
the
soil
Is
the
first
fundamental
rule
of
good
gardening.
A
knowledge
cf
local
soil
conditions
is
necessary
as
raw
muskeg
requires
a
good
deal
of
corrective
treat
ment
to
break
I;
down
into
productive
humus.
Local
swampy
eroend
contains
a
great
deal
cf
decayed
cnrunlc
matter
and
an
excessive
condition
of
acidity
or
sourness
pre
vails.
The
first
important
operation
is
digging.
Every
newly-dusr
garden
should
be
da?
to
a
depth
of
18
inches
or.
belter
still,
two
feet
in
order
to
gel
below
the
plant
bed.
Make
an
Initial
trench
2
feet
deep
and
about
3
feet
wide.
Then,
tacklln?
the
adjoining
strip,
throw
tin?
sods
in
first,
grass
side
downwards
bottom
soil
on
top
and
proceed
thus
across
the
entire
plot.
The
second
important
sten
Is
drainage.
The
dramace
system
should
be
lower
than
the
denth
cf
soil
required.
I.e.
St
or
2ti
feet.
Drains
should
be
frequent
enough
to
quickly
carry
away
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CHEESE
DISH
TASTY
Not
only
Is
a
cheese
dish
a
tas-
ty
item
on
the
supper
menu,
but
it
is
one
of
the
most
nutrition
:
foods
that
can
be
served.
Canadian
cheese
is
a
food
of
quality
and
should
have
a
more
prominent
place
In
meals.
Be
cause
like
milk,
cheese
Is
an
al
most
perfect
food,
home
econom
ists
say
that
main
cheese
dishes
are
good
for
children
as
well
as
adults:
Because
of
Its
high
protien
con
tent
cheese
Is
in
the
same
class
as
meat,
fish,
poultry,
and
eggs
-an,d
since
it
is
usual
to
depend
upon
the
main
course
to
supply
the
protein
for
the
meal,
the
principal
use
of
cheese
should
be
In
this
role.
Canadian
cheddar.
the
principal
type
made
In
Canada.
Is
a
hard
cheese.
Prvcess
cheese
sold
e-xtenslvely
In
package
form
U
made
from
a
cheddar
base
which
is
ground
and
heated
to
j
pasteurization
temrvrat
then
poured
Into
mould's
or
pack
aires
and
allowed
to
solidify
This
controlled
process
assures
uniformity
of
flavor,
texture
and
body
of
the
cheese.
An
uncooked
mixture
of
chees
eggs,
and
milk,
to
be
baked,
should
be
oven-poached
In
a
moderate
oven.
Scalloped
or
other
cheese
dishes
made
with
cooked
foods
should
be
baked!
In
a
moderate
oven
for
only
suf
ficient
time
to
heat
the
mixture
'
thoroughly.
For
a
cheese
sauce
the
cream
sauce
should
be
thickened
before
be
cheese
is
added
and
then
cooked
only
until
the
cheese
Is
melted.
And
for
a
quick
cheese
rare
bit
try:
One
U;ht
ounce
pack
age
pf
process
cheese
and
half
a
cup
of
milk.
Melt
the
cheese
slowly
in
the
top
of
a
double-boiler
and
gradually
add
the
milk,
stirring
constantly
until
the
sauce
is
smooth.
This
quantity
jtfiould
make
1
cups
of
sauce
which
may
be
served
on
hot
toast
as
a
rarebit,
or
as
a
sauce
for
vegetables,
hard-boiled
eggs,
macaroni,
noodles
and
so
on.
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excess
water
bnfort
It
has
a
chance
to
become
stagnant.
Next
step,
Incorporate
plenty
of
coarse-sifted
coal
and
wood
ashes
(coal
ashes
should
have
been
exposed
to
the
weather'
for
several
weeks)
and
sand
If
avail
able.
This
lightens
and
cuts
the
soil
making
it
more
porous
and
friable.
Then
add
a
liberal
treatment
of
garden
lime
or
even
unslaked
lime.
Lime
corrects
'excessive
soil
acidity,
improves
root
de
velopment
and
Increased
re
sponse
of
plants
to
fertilizer.
The
lime
must
dissolve
ir.
rain
water
and
percolate
into
the
soil.
Anril
is
the
best
month
to
apply
It
nere.
,
After
this,
aeration
becomes
Important
that
is
soil
should
be
spaded
again
and
cultivated
to
expose
It
to
the
air
as
much
as
possible.
Keep
a
como-jrt
heaD
to
sun-
Dly
your
fertilizer.
Mor
ahnnt
this
later.
Until
It
Is
ready,
use
commercial
fertilizers
or
manure
if
you
don't
ml".d
weedlne.
The
manure
Is
an
advantage
in
that
u
ouuds
up
more
scii
If
v.-
mil
Is
thin.
,
enough
for
this
time
Bv
the
time
your
soil
Is
rttrtv
up
tttn
be
ready
with
more
advice.
HOME
GARDEN
CONTEST
Home
gardens
will
be
inspected
at
intervals
during
the
summer.
Judging
will
be
by
points
on
the
following:
1.
Neatness.
2.
Freedom
from
needs.
3.
Color
arrangement.
4.
Condition
of
walks.
5.
Quality
of
flowers.
6.
General
appearance.
Gardens
will
be
divided
Into
four
classes:
1.
Gardens
25
and
under.
2.
Gardens
50
and
under.
3.
Gardens
over
50.
4.
Vegetable
Gardens.
This
contest
open
to
all
amateur
gardeners.
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