A VIGOROUS APPEAL.

Mataura Ensign, 23 April 1913, Page 5

A VIGOROUS APPEAL.

\i PRESIDENT AND CALIFORNIA. |< BY IXECTUIC TlXßCUAPil.—<'o.'Vl PEE UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION. , 1 Received At>ril 2.'i, 1.M5 p.m. < WASHINGTON. April 22. 1 President Woodiow Wii.--:»n . 1 graphed to tlu« Caiiiurir'm C-v.'n>< :• [ vigorous appeal against iiisiduous an.'- J alien discrimination as likdv to 1 involve the Vnited K::ti»•. i;i • with other countries. COMMERCIAL TRUSTS ACT. 0 I l'EIl UNITI-.U PliiiSS ASSOCIATION. ( Vu:i.L!X(: rox. Ai riL 2:J. | In tile alleged sugar inist case .Mr { Richmond finished his argument <!ur- r. inu iiie l'orei.oijn a:i-;I tv:i* 'followed l,v j' Mr .Myers lor Levin arid Co. Arm';- o illent i;, .still i"tore.-!i. 1 SUGAR COMPANY'S APIMOAL. j I'KK I.'VITKTi PRESS AA I'lO.v 1 WELLINGTON, April 22. i Argument was continued in the Court of Appeal thi.s morning in the alleged Sugar Ti-um- case. Mr Hiking, K.C., S :-.itl that the; Sugar Company had been convicted under section (5 and under section .'i: and ar, all the facts used to prove a broach . of section <S were also used to establish a. breach under wet ion 5, the company " had l\."7i. twice for the. same. *' o'letulie t-ufullir(«»d that this colli.l ( ■aiot be done, and cited a.s his authority section 24 (0) of "The Acts Interpretation Act. 11XK" Mr Justice. Williams said thrt th" Crown, under <• i:<;ii 5, had t:i prove, in addition to t!i:» facts ner-e.-sary h co;>.stitute an oU'eiKv within t-e.i ti<iii {' tiie fact th.\". tlio transaction was against the public interest. 9 Mr Husking reulied that exactly the f< same facts h:>d been relied en to constitute each - fTonco. fl Mr H. I*. Richmond followed, citing '! further authorities in suimort of _Mj- '' Hosking's proposition.. H< had not r eluded when the court adjourned. Argument will be eontinuod al 10.30 a.m. to-rnorrou". * ri