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the skin ly or Violet fully will give the skin worn immediately after rising. ~~ nd our "Calypso" Shaver's Delight a soothing cooling and healing preparation for the tender and sensitive skin of face and neck. BUY A OLUMBIA ~ GRAMAPHONE un AT THE a 9 STAR OFFICE. Port Perry ~~ PRICES RUN FROM $26.00 TO $650.00 6 REDUCTION ON MEN'S oT ] Yesvaims 2 a - 1! Upon | |o'clock on Friday, March 20th. {brought back $67. The bills pon the defendants, Brooks and Schell appearing on said charge pleading not guilty, the case was pro- | | ceeded with as follows:-- ~~ | The said parties were remanded on | their 'verbal recognition of $50 each, {to be paid to his Majesty the King for their re-appearance here: at. 10.30 E. H. PURDY, J.P, ¥ a Co. Ont. Port Peary, Mch. 13, 1914 A meeting or preliminary hearing held of a Justice of the Peace, from one Jos. Sisson, and being asked Jif they pleaded guitiy ot not 'gitiy, ; not guilty. ' % The case was then proceeded with ng to law as a preliminary Jos. Sisson sworn-- hve in Port Perry. 1 was in Port Perry on Monday of this week. I had $107 on me when I left home. I had it in a leather purse. I had taken something to drink that day. before | going to the dentist: 1 went into Mr. Graham's garage. Mr. Schell was in charge of if. I was in' the office. I had the pocket book in my pants pocket when 1 left home. 1 do not remember going to Graham's garage that day. I guess I went to sleep in the office. When I awoke Mr. Schell was there. I don't know what I said to him. I did not examine my clothes Ithen, but found out that' when I got down to the barber shop that the bills were taken from my pocket book and paper was put in it. I went back to Mr. Graham's garage to bunt for it. _} I found Mr. Schell there, -I-spoke first. I told him that he had charge of the building and I wanted to know where my money was. I told bim there was $107 in my pocket book. I told him that he had to hunt it up or I would have him arrested. He said be would try and find out, and were mostly $5's, and there was one ten dollar bill. The $10 bill was in the $67 brought back, the balance was in fives. T think it was part of the {money I lost. It looked like it. I counted it. 1 told him that was net fall. Schell sent for young White. White came back with $25. They looked 'like $5 bills look. I. think his pocket and White got his out of his pocket {got my tooth pulled, then this was the [first place 1 went to. I paid Dr. was Canipbell, after I got the ney There was nothing further garage. I paid the dentist for pulling tooth. I do not' know 'what boy went to hunt up White. Cross examined by Mr. Ebbels, I left house about half past ten in the morning. I bad $107 on my person, and. perhaps some cents, I had some of the money since last fall and some I just got lately. |. My wife gave me the money that morning tc pay out down town. I went down to my own house from Mr. Kent's residence. I went in the house about. five minutes. I did not have my meney out there. I then went dowm:town. I went to the dentist. 1 Murray 25c. for drawing the tooth. Musrsy went and got me a bottle, cost 50¢. Et was brought to me up in ! s office. I drank it about all mec. I think Doc. took a ink as well. I think it was about noon when'1 went out. I don't know whether I went right to the garage or not. I had not slept'in Murray's, but think it was about noon when 1 left. 1 could not say how many drinks I had, perhaps several. I did not sleep there. Did not hear the bell ring Do not remember of any one coming into Murray's while I was there. I do not recollect anything from the time I left Murray's till I awoke in the gar- age. I have not got the pocket book here. My hip pocket is about 7 inches deep and 6% inches wide. I do not know what became of the flask. I do not know how I came to go to | The STAN i CES a X and n | in Central A Tea Ne od Cheques of other Banks . $7,915,545.95 Government Deposit to secure 130,000.00 610,623.02 . 2,540.277.52 , 2:659,645.86 . 30,664,507.41 108,968.37 Branches 1,053,505.51 66,919.14 Due . . . » . "Schell said here is $67 of the money. I counted the $67. My brother was there. Tam sure it was $67 I got back. I have it home yet. I did not see Schell take the money from the desk. He came in and said, laying it on the desk, here is $67. Young White was the next man that came in. He was sent for by Schell and he gave me $25. My brother was there when White came in. Campbell gave me the other five. He just came in with it in his hand. I don't think my brother was there then. At that time Brooks, White, Schell and Campbell were there. Cannot say what time my brother left. The whole amount I got was $97. The bunch were all present at the time that Campbell said they were jollying me--the others said nothing. I told them I was satisfied with getting what I had. 1 had nothing to do with lay- ing this information. I have known Brooks fron' a boy, and White not so well. 1 am acquainted with Brooks better than Schell. Brooks told me that if I was shy that he would make ittp, He might have suggested that he would do this if I thought there was anything dishonest about it. Brooks and 1 were friends. By Colonel Farewell-- I was shy some money and no one 'while he went to sleep. I saw his No. 30 SINGLE COPIED Ge. DARD BANK of CANADA STATEMENT From Report to Dominion Government, 31st Jan., 94 Sa a} oy TEs Oyun Profs Bills discounted, . 390143450 | i wy Tad «2519.8 «+ 2,652,643.00 + 35,018,592.10 d 1,115,535.5% 108,968.37 . aus 3 mas making inquiry as to the case hy request of the Department, and bad, not authority to make any promise ox threat, and any statement he made would be free and voluntary, and he: signed the statement produced in Court and marked "B." This state~ ment as to warning also applies $0 Schell Mr Ebbels objected to any fusthey evidence being taken from the In- spector as he had not given a propes warning to the prisoners previous $0 the taking of the statements, that is that any statements made might De taken as evidence against them ah their trial Brooks--1 asked him as.te bis parh in the affair, he said Sisson was drunk when he came into the garage. He said Sisson gave. me. §5 to buy some liquor. With him at the time was Fred Schell, Geo. White and Neid Campbell. They did not give me ang information as to the time of day f¥ was. Sisson was sick and ith and rolling around the floor. After % money drop out of his pocket, and "picked it up and counted it among ; the othdr boys. I think there was [$100 We divided the money as neay equal as it would go I filled hs has made up the money yet. Cannot purse with the paper after that. This say how it was that the money was is a synopsis of his statement Brooks divided up. between the four of them. told me that he had seen Sisson latey, ~1at that time, cannot say how long I "Itold him I hs | wanted it and if he did not get {my the garage. I cannot say which pocket I had the money in when I went to the garage. 1 think that Murray only had one glass of liquor. 1 have} 1, Inspector appointed by the known Fred. Schell for a long time, | Government at Toronto. and have often spoken 19 him 1 1 camhe down at the requisition of never heard anything about his char- | certain parties regarding thefts ¢ m- acter, 1 cannot say whether they did} mitted in Port Perry. I saw the three it for u lark or not. I knew nothing prisoners now in custody and wave till I awoke. Caunot say when 1 left vy;0 warning that he was not obliged the garage, it was not dark. 1 think |i, make any statement regarding the it would be after four when I left the case of theft. The statement present- garage. 1 then went down to Colin's, oj; court was made by White to me, barber shop Cannot say whether I! went in there or not, was not awfully | straight. I then went back to the garage. JOSEPH SISSON. Inspector Miller sworn. written as he gave it read over to him and he signed it. I spoke to Geo. White having heard that he and others were implicated in I missed my money when I was at the taking of Bisson's money. the babes shop, and then went back| Lia 'he had got $26.00 of it. He 'to the garage. I spoke to my brother | ,..iioned that there was about $99. John after 1left the barber shop on ;, yp, purse that Sisson had come in- the street. He went back to the Berl the garage with, and had gone to age with me. He was there when 1 sleep, and Gordon Brooks had spoke to Schell after going back. I. proucht the money in. He could not told Schell he would have to give me oo whether he got it out of his pock- my money or I would have him arres-| ot or alongside of him. He said that (ted. I might have spent some money (our of them mentioned--Campbell, | before going there, my brother and I cy Brooks, and «himself - had were all that were in the office with 4 4.4 it equally as nearly as possible ; Schell. . My senses were not too good | them. White got $25, Schell $25, Camp- | was there then. I was not straight al- |; 494 'and as nearly as be could me meaning my money. 1 with paper. He said that I had lost $107.00 ase 1 > Tope. He said it GE it was their intention to keep the money have him arrested. Can |; when Sisson began to make trou: n Thad the money last in 0 ypoy decided to give it up to kim. just said Llost it in gy, 1s a synopsis of his statement these and he said he would try ad pg, just mentioned the four names, 1 think I showed him my; y ding himself He said that be he paper init. 1 stayed ..v. yhe $25 he got back to Sisson ck, John my brother ye 4iq Schell and Brooks were there ; say how po the money was paid back The 3 9€ ctatement marked "A" is the one 700. Schell vy him. Regarding Gordon Brooks, I warn- s rooks came ll when. he came With" pir as well that he need not give mel w % a LE and had emptied his pockets and had put the' money down on the table, s ating it was all the money he had Ii terviewed Fred Schell as to the case. : Mr. Ebbels objects as before to the putting in of statement of Fred Schell for the same reason as above. Schell spoke of himself as having charge of Graham's garage in his absence. He said when Sisson came in the garage that day he knew he had some money. I saw three or four dollars with him. He said that it was brooks who took the money out of Sisson's pocket and divided it among the four of us,namely-- Brooks,Camp~ bell, Schell and White. He thoughh Brooks had taken the money for the purpose of handing it over to hifk (Schell) for safe keeping, but he knew, later it was not the tntention of the others to give the money back. Scheib. said that he had got $25 of the money and the others an equal proportions, He said that Sisson had got bach nearly all the money again as Sisson 'had come in and raised a 1ow about it and he got back as much as he could. rd Examined by Mr. Ebbels. Just White and I were present when I got his statement in Mr. Graham's. office. He signed it because 1 asked! him to. I did not tell him there was going to be a prosecution. . I read it to hum and he followed it. 1 got this statement from him atout noon on Thursday, March 12, 1914. This was my first interview I had with him. 1X told him that his name had been men=~ tioned in connection with a theft of money from Jos. Sisson. : 1 asked him how much of the mon. ey he got: he said $25.00, 1 heard that, in fact was told by Sisson, tha he had lost $107.00 in all. : Sisson said that he came in town Continued on page 4 i