Canadian flour trade to Chi continues to increase, According to bookings flour shipments to the Orient in the first three months of this year will run to about 80,000) tons, with practically all of it! xoing to Shanghai and Dairen. Recently no less than 12,000 tons of our left here on four boats, During, January this port shipped nearly 35,000 ions of flour to Oriental ports, and the demand appears to be maintained without abatement. Vancouver exporters and shipping concerns are confident that the flour movement to North China season will run to about 250,000 tons.
Narcotics Found in Shoes Four ounces of narcotics were found in the toes of the shoes worn by John H, Tomlin, of Tacoma, storekeeper on the steamer Presider Jefferson, of the American Oriental Mail Line. He was arrested he stepped off the gangway _when the ship reached Seattle, Secret! agents had been watching Tomlin for more than four months. He awaiting the decision of the court. inese Smuggler Imprisoned The discovers of a consi of acy whereby 11 live Chinese smuggled as corpses in coffins, consigned from San Francisco, has had its sequel at Honolulu Hawaiian dispatches state that Tong Nam, alleged ringleader, pleaded guilty to a charge of facilitating, the legal entry of Chinese. He was sentenced to tivo yenrs' imprisonment followed by deportation,
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