V
i:
flar.
H
1023.
wYonvorroww
;
I
Alright
I
Ifl
a
mlU.
tubla
UkiIt
to
H
'
B
frl
rallava
Coottlfwtlaa
and
Dill-
m
Iuwwm
and
keep
th
tllcmUv.
ami
3
.uaaoatlT.
Junction
normal.
H
r1
!itk.WeJ
for
omt
BT
Mz3Wmr
BT
Chips
off
the
OM
Block
I
rfcr'
Ultl
M
m
VM
Jbta
c04)r
te4.
ir
j
Summer
COAL
i
,-
,t
xnf
mfartlon!
Hepeal
!
being
filial
every
lay
for
Nanaimo-Wellinglon
Nut
Coal
x
r
l.nn
linger!
-atr
m
other
X
jI
C
al.
Phone
116
or
564.
Albert
&
McCaftery
LIMITED
BARGAIN
TWO
LOTS
in
Section
1,
$625each
Terms
arranged
Sec
us
for
particulars.
OINer
Typewriter.
Cary
Seres.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Summer
Shoes
Men's
All
White
Tennle
Shoes,
(Tonil
iionvy
nolo
S2.75
Bwn
Canvas
Shoes,
from
$1.35
Mn's
Fine
Shoes,
from
S4.50
LECKIE
SHOES,
from
$5.00
i'
pair.
SHOE
REPAIRING.
GEO.
HILL
The
Shoeman.
Third
Ave.
l'P
C.X.
Ticket
Offlor
We.
lu-jj
in
announca
llio
lining
of
(,ur
new
Garage
and
Service
Station
n
3rd
Avo.
East,
In
Uio
former
Paclflo
Cartage
Stable
and
Warehouse
Buildings.
mnpeleyi
mechanics
nro
!"
charge,
and
you
are
nn-s"ed
of
prompt
and
courteous
aervlcH
nnd
reasonable
prices.
Tires,
Tubes,
Accessories,
f,l"l
full
lino
of
genuine
'
"I'd
I'arln
carried
In
slock.
I'liono
dree
n
31)2..
lYen
Air.
Phone
Qreen
302.
Free
Air.
S.
E.
PARKER.
Ltd.
I
i
X
THM
DAILY
WEWH
'r"
ORIENTAL
QUESTION
IS
DISCUSSED
BY
MANSON
ADDRESS
TO
LABOR
MEN
(continued
fntiri
page
one)
""""
r
'ioimiii.il-
llml
n.c.
wa
nnl
Prepared
.
-;,crifired
on
he
altar
of
lmrial
relation.
Canadian
must
,ae
rP(far,
)o
their
limiif
even
f
wa
neres-
Miry
in
involve
-in-li
relation.
Canada
had
nn
quarrel
wild
me
oricninl
n.
n-li
ami
llier
good
qualities
,.(
ni(llrP(t
hip
stamiard
or
living
n,e
fltl.t,,l..l
1.
.......
.
-landnrd
l.iil
wa
much
b.wpr
irmiiKii
with
rhaiiK..
of
en-
itirOIIHKMlt
It
llllil
nr..
I
1.1
....
I
""I.
HI
Oil-
Td.MK.K'.iiy
nj.rovc.
Objection
wa
to
he
nun
to
tli-r
rnndi
ri.in
..r
living
which
prevented
ivliilc
hit'ii
man
competing
with
;
!ipim
nidn-lrially.
There
wh
mm
i.icii.iini.,11
ri-lns:
among
Hip
while
imam-1
-ome
claes
of
wri,
toil
jf
Hip
while
raril),
j
le-pi-e
work
there
would
,p
n
sorry
-itiialimi
indeed.
i,,r,
work
ami
sarrifirp
wa
Hip
'
.IIMlfl.l
Utfl
of
.li-.
Ethnolooleal
DlfTerence
Tlin
r.-al
.lijiTln.i,
naaini.1
Hip
UihmiIuI
wu
Ki
pilmr.loKiral
1iff.'ipt.rp
Mwn
him
and
Hip
wliilp
rare.
'(Tip
I.IihhI-
woiiI.I
""I
a-iiiillair
and
il
wa
not
in-lrmlp.1
thai
Hip)
Ikiii
,o
mitp.1
in
hii
mp
mil
l.v
AH
tif4a
'
in
i.ur
nkp.
TIip
uliilp
racp
'IkmiIiI
I.p
jinil)l
aiTMiiiit
h,
ip.-riu.'uluiK
rffprl
of
iiilormiiixl-iiu
with
Hit
OnriiluU.
Sim.v
liil.r
tini.i
iw
fiiuml
In
-iitianl
tipiiImI
Uln.r.
IT
in.lu.lry
w.Mil
l
hoi
tic
i,i
nraiinB
It
w.niM
.....
il.l.-
to
ii..
whlfp
lalu.r
ami
afT.nl
Hip
romljllon
Dial
tiic!i
laln.r
ipiian.pl.
Tu
ilu
Hii-,
m.irp
iin-pfi-lnr-,
fair
wniip-j
aii.l
.r..jMr
Iiviiik'
r.Mi"lilMii
iiiimi
n
irnnlm
hy
lnliilrl.
TIip
Oriniul
iliiaium
wii
ttn
'viiim.p
nf
a
tinicnKp
mpiiaro.
'I
"limiii
flrftl
M-
n
l;iiiinlrvtii:ir
Hi.-
OiiiiHinxn
Iial
(Iii.piI
un-
now
l.u.jiipn.
an1
(nilii-lry
.i-
lui
jfHv
I'.inlriillcil
liy
tiriput
!
''
I
Iipv
had
iipqiiirNl
ini
I
i
i
iy
iui.l
hiid
pnlrrr.l
Hip
liu-i-,
.mil
iintuirml
wtirl.l.
l-'or
.,nijil-.
34
jirr
ri'iii
f
lli
.h
'
"('
jHiijiiu
rnn
van
tww
in-.inr.-!
ii
Oru-nUi-.
tncr
ih
jciii.ip
tiii.l
9nr
In
lliPn1,
tin-iquMlity
of
Hip
Aufcrroft
.lal.w-jli.i'l
gimp
iluun
iinltl
IliPtP
prt
.
hanlly
any
tnw
llial
rp
no.'
'.I,..
(,.,.
I.
TrutPlhnK
iinl'r
Hip
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
LAND
Application
to
Lease
.
Lands.
Foreshore
In
Quern
Charlotte
Land
Dis-
triel.
IteConllllK
!MlrlCl
II
f
I'niwe
Itupert.
and
xitiiAto
al
the
niouili
of
Malechuck
Crrrk.
Kagan
Hay,
Ski.lrgate
InlcL
Hrahain
Man.!.
H
Take
Xotire
that
0.
Mc-M
orris,
of
Vancouver.
U.K.
occiu
Ipalion
miner,
intend
to
applv
Ifor
nermlsMon
lo
!aae
lh
fol-
louinir
dPtcrlbei!
foreshore
laml.i:
timmeiiring
al
a
pol
planted
nil
i.i.
i.
....
.
feet
west
or
or
the
southeast
cor
ner
nost
of
Lot
I:
thence
10
i
i
t
.
.
The
Secret
of
Its
Success
q
THE
SALVATION
ARMY
not
only
believed
that
there
wa
hope
for
the
wort,
it
went
after
the
wont
in
the
slum,
in
the
gutter;
in
the
pn'ton
It
is
still
doing
this
all
over
the
world
CJ
YOUR
contribution
to
The
SALVATION
ARMY
Annual
SERVICE
APPEAL
U
a
wite
investment
in
practical
Christianity.
Annual
Service
Appeal
Adjutant
Kerr,
financial
ren-
reaeniaiive,
ask
only
that
he
be
pivrn
the
funds
with
wliicl.
to
8ne
the
community
for
another
year.
rciMjInliiiii
of
an
old
p-lablilip.l
pnNlurl.
Hip
Oriental-.,
wtp
n'm-Hip
lietlpfil
of
Dial
reiiila-Hon
and
wprp
MimeHnip-
tinwlt-
llnul)
patronized
.y
alt
rlae-.
Knowing
Hip
fael.-,
Hie
-iieaker
a.llii
Dial
prodnet
of
Hii-
ili-Irlrl
wiiei
knew
no
Orienl.il-
l.e
alway-
irien
Hie
a.lvanla?e,
p..
Hie
hirth
rale
of
Oriental
had
inrrea-Pil
liy
leap-
and
Ih.iiihI-
in
All
a-loimdilir
decree.
On
ar-
rt.uni
of
Hii
nnliiral
inerpa.
Hie
ineiwHi
wa
in
no
meant
!-
-etiPif
lieraue
of'
a
tllprlil
derrea-P
in
inimfpralfoti.
Oriental-
lnnil.l
twl
only
t
ptrludp.1
from
(Ian
ada
hut
-oiiielhmg
should
he
dune
to
rimkp
Hipiii
leae
Hip
iMHinlry,
Here
wa-
Hie
only
-olii.
I
4n
of
Hip
prohlPiu.
.
fpw
year-
a?o,
lahor
lia.l
-Iimm
alone
in
Hip
ffclil
asainnt
Hip
OrfpntiiN
lull
a-
I
hoy
had
loiM'tiPd
Hip
pnifil
of
other
elei
inenln
so
did
Hio-p
oilier
ele.
1
Iheu
had
route
Hie
mendianls.
It
teemed
lhal
lin.l
been
the
only
HII
ll.ir
IIIIIIM
Mil
!..
n.-fc
......n
.
.
.
main
soutiieasieriy;
iiicnce
to
-n....
i..
ii...
r;..i.i
in.
chain
northeasterly:
thencn
chains
northwesterly,
thence
fol
Inutile
tiluli
water
mark
to
nol
nt
r
eommenretnenl.
and
containing
to
acres
more
or
less.
William
oi'onni:
mcmohhis
Dated
May
2ft,
1023.
For
the
WARM
DAYS
Swimming
Suits.
Summer
Underwear,
Viking
Union
Suits,
rtc.
Hals
and
Caps.
Socks
in
nil
weights.
Dress
and
Work
Shirts.
The
Latest
Styles
In
Summer
Suitings.
Order
Taken
Tor
Made.to-
Measure
Suit.
OILSKINS
"l'rlnco
Huperl"
llritnd.
Home
Manuracture.
Thor
Johnson
Next
to
Post
Office.
MR.
FISHERMAN!
ii
i
-
with
Hip
menace.
Preaching
and
Practising
II
was
no
good
lo
preach
one
thing
and
praelie
another.
Thn
(Oriental
imi-l
ahtolutely
l.e
no)
Ipalronired.
II
had
been
proven
!
thul
Iheir
employment
was
not
an
ecnitoinie
necessity.
If
one
plant
could
get
alnnir
willmu
eiuhloying
Orienlal
mere
was
TIMBER
SALE
X
6267.
Tlier
will
te
orrrrwl
ror
Sal
it
riibllr
(urtl.m.
it
ii'sin
nn
th
fist
itay
of
July,
I
If
J,
In
the
orrii-f
or
Ihe
piMrlrt
Korflr,
O.iiirl
lliinse,
I'rtnre
llnpert,
thn
Urrnrti
X
Mil?,
lo
nit
7&.no(
reft
l.M.
nr
Sjrure.
Iiil.nni.
Ilrmlork.
ami
Crilar.
ami
al.o
lio.iino
Teet
II.
M.
or
fflled
and
Burkoil
Snrurr.
Haluini,
llemlin-k
ami
Odar,
nn
an
iri'a
llualnl
oil
liefr
anil
Dear
UakfS,
Princess
lu.yal
llaml,
lianire
4,
Coat
l.anit
niorlrl.
Twu
(
yrara
will
imj
allowil
for
rn-in.xil
of
iliniii
r.
i
1'iirllier
liarllruUri
of
the
Chlff
For!'
inr.
Victoria.
It.t:.,
or
District
Korcsu-r,
rrlm-a
miert.
n.c-
NOTIOK.
Taki
.Notice
Uiat
on
innnili
aflcr
pill)
llrallon
r
till
notice,
I'aciric
Carlate
i
ii.iii-.i
tii-ittf.-i
iii
iniilv
t.i
tin
llprlomr
'nt
John
Slock
Companies,
at
Victoria,
for
leave
in
change
us
name
in
t.,
r.Mi
kill
I.IMITKIt."
I'AI.IIII
i;.MIT.MO.
1.1
Ml
I
Ml.
Per
Williams,
Manson
K
ilomalcs,
.
a
solicitors,
Your
life
often
depends
upen
a
GOOD
TANK
Wc
have
been
muking
lunks
for
boats
during
the
past
leu
years
and
we
have
yet
to
get
a
complaint
of
faulty
workmanship.
WHAT
WE
HAVE
DONE
FOR
OTHERS
WE
CAN
DO
FOR
YOU.
ROWE'S
SHEET
METAL
WORKS
Second
Ave.
Phone
340.
no
rpason
why
thr
onp
npxt
door
should
not.
II
ahould
he
made
Hip
mol
rarpfnl
lniine.
of
eevryotip
imi
lo
palronizp
the
OriPtitaN.
Tim
I
hey
could
he
driven
out.
II
watt
deplorahle
thai
I
here
should
lie
ip
-pee-
Inelp
of
relurned
aoldiprii
unpm
liloyed
with
OriPiitaN
working.
If
Ihprp
wa
any
unemploymenl'
il
ahould
le
among
the
Oriental.
Tim
provincial
gMvernnient
wai
pi-pjiared
lo
fight
Hie
(iielion
lo
Hip
uliiHi-l.
In
the
pal
(here
had
lieen
a
lot
of
polilieal
hy.
poerixy
with
i-Pgard
lo
Hip
pip.
Hon
Imi
at
thJla-l
-e.-tion,
for
onee
In
the
Jlfarory
of
H.c
.Hip
wIm.Ip
Hoiip'
had
huen
unaui-
mou-
in
n
riiea-ure
againt
Hip
Oriental-
and
he
believed
that
ppry
memlier
hail
been
.-ineern.
II
waa
I.mi
hig
a
nup-lion
lo
bi
kfeked
around
like
a
nnlifie.it
football.
IJnlean
Hie
ouotion
wa
deall
wild
now.
Hip
Orieulal-
wvoihl
penelrale
furllier
into
Cannda.
The
ritountainn
would
he
no
harripr
and
the
irairi-
wouiii
toon
know
Ihcni
arid
from
Ihenrp
onwaiil-
Ka-I.
The
fiaiit
a
...
a
l(
would
hp
liml
unlet
Hip
rot
(.aiiada
ramp
lo
Hip
a-itan
ppialy
m
view
of
Hie
fart
thai
lpilalioii
arainl
Cliinep
Hip
ipialily
wa
o
nilirli
-ulter
ior.
Birthrate
TIkmikIi
inimigraliiHi
of
Orienl-
nU
had
ilecrpa-ed,
vli(!lilly
ulieu
rotnpnritur
Hip
ypnrn
llHfl
and
y'l.
Mr.
.Man-on
.1'flare.l
thai
tiienl-
join
m
Hip
fight.
AgrU
tor
lalr.
of
;inre
of
ll.r..
llrilMi
dumbiana
iiiti-l
unite
lo
prr
on
Ottawa
Hip
-eriomnp''-
of
Hip
ajluatiou.
Mr.
Mau-oii
derlared
dial
Hip
lapanee
-houhl
nol
.p
natural-
i.pd.
It
had
ippn
laliH
j
tint
Hipy
never
lo-l
Hieir
original
nationalily.
Before
Privy
Council
lleferenee
wa
made
lo
Hip
win
of
I
he
provincial
internment
before
the
priy
rounril
in
Hie
mailer
of
Chinese
on
crfiwn
limber
licpnPt.
TIip
pielion
of
eliminating
the
.lap-
here
would
come
up
nexl.
If
Hie
cae
wprc
won
j
would
Ip
a
grpat
virlory
for
I
lie
provinee
though
not
hy
any
meant
a
complete
one,
Ottawa
had
already
pa-ed
ami
Hip
Oiine-p
ron-iil
1i.nl
prole-led.
Tlial
wa
a
goiMl
sign
and
il
wa-
deairahle
that
legislation
-lioiibl
be
patted
lo
keep
them
kiekinc.
.Ml
that
It.C.
atked
or
Ollawa
wat
.-omelhiiig
rea-on-ahlp
and
prarticnl
that
would
do
-omelhing
o
tolve
the
ipie-tion.
In
rlo-ing
hit
ail.
Ire--.
Mr.
Man-on
-laird
dial
Hie
Department
of
l.alnir
over
which
he
pre-ide.l
wa-
always
prepared
lo
2ive
itP.ulatioii
of
labor
M
fair
hearing
and
ju-liee.
If
Ihey
had
-omelhing
reaaonahle.
lo
ouVr
in
ii
lea-nnalile
way
Hip
department
would
always
be
ready
o
lovepl
I
hejr
-upire-Hont
for
rorreeliont.
He
fell
lhal
Hie
lirovinri.il
.leparlinenl
of
labor
vt
parrying
on
in
a
quiet
but
Pllicienl
manner,
doing
a
good
work
In
providing
fair
leratiiienl.
fair
wauet
and
snlitfaclory
condi-
Thoiigh
il
was
rullurallls
who
al
first
had
not
"'
coiimlelp
Ihey
had
made
a
-aid
a
won!;
had
joined
in
h.
fair
measurp
or
-uccpss
which
-IruiOJlp
ngnin-t
the
immure
and
something
to
be
proud
or.
Address
Appreciated
Pretidenl
Macdonald
ex-pressed
way
lo
enlist
Hieir
uiporl.
In
npprecialii.n
lo
.Mr.
.Manon
for
of
Slateelmck
Creek,
about
1.50i
""
rap-
rx"'nsion
oi
uio
nit
nuurpss.
ine
council
un
actiliiet
or
I
uneniai-
in
hup
nouiiieilly
realir.ril
Hie
-eriou-
years
lia)
ennsieii
I
lie
wiioiejiip-
or
llie
.tuualiou
now
miire
than
Ihey
did
before,
Atlornpy
Oeneral
Manson
was
dealing
with
the
Oriental
situation
in
.-riout
manner
(jtnd
was
entitled
lo
Hp
MipporJ
'
of
(he
working
ela-s
of
Jjhe
pmviirce
in
his
ef
forts.
It
wits
.
apparent'
that
he
had
emlpiivorpd
to
io
more
than
any
ollipr
attorney
general
ha'!
ever
jlonn
toward
a
solution
of
the
question.
II
was
only
fair
lhal
:approval
should
be
shown
of
his
efforts.
J.
J.
Hillis,
in
moving
a
vole
of
thanks
lo
.Mr.
Afanson,
deelar
ed
lhal
if
he
pursued
along
the
present
line,
kept
the
fuel
be
fore
hint
and
did
his
best
he
would
Iip
entitled
lo
all
support
regardless
or
political
mailers
McKay
Concurs
T.
Host
Maekayi
in
seconding
llie
vole
of
thanks,
,
said
il
was
no
always
his
privilege
In
eon-
cur
wilh
llie
acls
ami
statement
of
Mr.
Manson
and
his
govern
ment
but
he
had
great
pleasure
in
doing
so
on
Ihis
oceasion.
All
polilieal
dilferenres
should
he
r.irgollen
in
fighting
the
Orient
al
iiienaee.
(iisirge
Oney
a-ked
a
question
regarding
the
employment
of
men
on
Hie
University
-ile
at
Vancouver
last
winter
al
what
fie
alleged
was
a
starvation
rale
of
pay.
Mr,
Manson
staled
thai
Mr.
Casey
had
been
misinformed.
II
was
true
lhal
35n,
tut
hour
had
hern
paid
but
it
was
for
relief
work
and
it
had
been
round
impraclieahle
to
pay
a
higher
rale
wilh
on
drawing
in
men
who
left
other
Jobs
for,
Hie
relief.
Six
days
a
week
work
had
been
been
given.'"
It
was
true
that
nothing
but
a
bare
living
could
Im
obtained
out
of
Hie
rale
given
but
on
the
whole
it
had
On
the
Mountain
Top
PKOE
PIV1
CLIMB
tfie
mountain
stand
on
the
peakand
before
there
unfolds
a
panorama
extending
as
far
as
your
eye
can
reach.
Stay
in
the
valley,
and
your
view
is
restricted
by
the
surrounding
hills.
This
newspaper,
properly
used,
will
guide
you
to
the
mountain
top.
Read
it
and
your
vision
is
enlarged.
You
get
a
bird's-eye
view
of
world
events.
You
glimpse
the
doings
of
the
day.
Fail
to
use
it,
and
your
view
is
limited
f
you
remain
in
ignorance
not
only
of
events
at
home
and
abroad,
but
of
much
that
concerns
.
you
even
more
vitally
news
of
the
very
things
that
have
to
do
with
your
personal,
everyday
life.
Some
one
might
be
selling
a
new,
better
and
more
economical
food;
or
a
utensil
that
would
add
im-measureably
to
comfort
and
your
well-being:
or
some
better
material
for
shoes
or
clothing
Jaut
you
would
never
know,
because
of
your
restricted
view.
You
may
read
every
line
of
the
news
columns',
but
if
you
overlook
the
advertising,
you
are
still
living
in
the
valley.
You
remain
uninformed
about
many
things
you
ought
to
know
in
order
to
live
a
happy,
useful,
profitable
life
in
this
age
of
progress.
Climb
out
of
the
valley
to
the
mountain
top.
Read
the
Advertisements.
l.ppn
a
satisfipif
camp
and
Ihere'p'l
such
national
advertising
and
had
been
only
Ihree
or
four
kiek-ihad
been
u-e.l
as
a
vehicle
for
a
ers.
The
city
or
Vancouver,
great
deal
i.r
personal
advert
is-whirh
had
pmtpsled,
had
given
ing.
two
days
a
Nveek
re!hr
work
al
The
Farmer
had
used
the
llie
same
lime
paying
!IOe
"an
Hank
Act
as
a
means
tor
seH-hour.
The
government,
had
taken
!
aggrandizement,
Tliey
had
in-
care
orrnmt
tioO
fo
H00
-men,
a
ml
hai)
speiil
00,00rt.
'rf
1
,
.
-
Fred
Stork
"
f
Fred
Stork,
in
giving
his
ae-
done
so.
Mr.
Stork
rererred
lo
(he
ricullies
attending
a
governmeirt
that
had
no)
control
in
Hie
llous.j,
Willi
such
a
situation
il
was
iinu
tosjhle
to
bring
aboiil
all
the
legislation
that
might
be
desired.
Many
revisions
were,
necessary
to
Ki'l
anything
through
at
all.
Criticisms
lhal
the
government
had
nol
lived
up
lo
il
pre-election
promises
were
uiifair
since
it
had
been
impossible
lo
do
sir.
The
session
had
been
drah
and
Ireary
and
devoid
or
anything
outstanding
or
spectacular.
litis-iiiivss
Uial'
had
taken
fixV
inonllW,
he
rell,
might
well
have
been
dis
posed
or
in
Iwo
ir
Hie
disposition
had
been
business
like.
Bank
Act
Vital
Ceneral
opinion
would
be
that
the
Hank
Art
had
been
the
mo.-U
vital
lliing
dealt
with
at
the
session,
had
been
a
perfunctory
measure
with
no
romance,
drama
or
uimieaval
of
opinion.
The
importance
attached
to
II,
how
ever,
had
been
because
It
recelv-
sisled
on
a
rural
r
redid
elattse
being
placed
in
it
and
had
wasted
much
lime
in
committee
never
missing
llie
opportunity
to
oh-
count
or
the
parliamentary
.e.-,tain
wide
advertising
about
the
sioir,
lold
or
Hie'
diverse
duties
gallant
right
Ihey
werw
puHini
that
rell
upon
llie
private
mem.
!up.
They
seemed
to
be
more
her.
lie.
had
lieen
appointed
lo'salisried
with
having
a
grievance
several
committees
and
had
been
than
settling
it.
They
had
druni-
al
Ollawa
the
entire
five
month
nie.
up
the
failure
or
(he
Mer-
ses-Hin
willi
the
pxeeplion
of
chants'
Hank
when
after
all
it
the
last
I
wo
weeks
when
he
hail
hud
been
a
failurp
caused
simply
come
home
lo
be
here
when
Str!by
Hie
criminal
acls
or
men
in
Henry
Thornton
paid
hi
visit.
.Uler
what
had
transpired,
he
had
been
delighted
that
he
bad
had
4
eonlrol
something
which
no
Hank
Act.
could
eer
regulate.
lion
..Mr.
Copp,
seerelary
or
sLtte.
had
sought
reform
in
the
Naturalization
Act
and
would
have
had
naturalization
in
future
adnrlulslf
red
through
his
own
nfllce
hut
Ihis
had
been
faced
wilh
such
opposition,
on
the
grounds
that
II
gave
(he
minister
loo
much
power,
lhal
it
had
to
eh
withdrawn.
Iniquitous
Amendment
Hon.
Mr.
Stewart,
minister
of
llie
interior,
would
have
had
Oriental
immigration
controlled
hy
having
a
representative
of
Hie
government
al
Hong
Kong,
and
allowing
in
only
large
business
men
with
means,
thus
limiting
Immigration
to
a
dozen
or
so
a
year.
This,
.Mr.
Slork,
thought
was
the
most
up-to-dale
measure
lhal
could
hae
been
eon-ceived
but
it
had
been
milled
by
a
uniquitous
amendment
in
the
Senate
which
provided
that!
any
evader
.might
he
allowed
lo
remain
In
Canada
ir
they
paid
the
legal
ree
or
entry.
The
fisli
commission,
Mr.
(continued
on
page
sir)
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car
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