D, account of, 191-209. HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY; monopoly of, 11; journals of mention mineral deposits, 35; governor of testifies that farming can not succeed in Rupert's Land, 271; effect of contentions regarding Northwest, 276; trade of, 297-298; former monopoly of, 299; mentioned, 302. HUDSON STRAITS, the crux of the Hudson Bay route, 206-209. HUNTERS' LODGES, raids of, 8. ICELANDERS, story of in Manitoba, 122-123. IMMIGRATION: increase in ten years, 20; from Great Britain, 51, 95-110; American immigration into Canada, 61-79; from continental Europe, 111-126; from the Orient, 127-167; probable effect of Panama Canal upon, 176. IMPERIAL FEDERATION, a dead issue in Canada, 47. INDIANS: number of in the fur trade, 294; rights of Indian wives married to white men, 266. INDUSTRIAL WORKERS OF THE WORLD: in Canada, 219; program of, 221. JAPAN: dominates fishing
industry of the Pacific, 24; alliance of with Great Britain, 127; attitude of on equality question, 130-132; activity of on West Coast, 134-136; controls seventy-two per cent. of the shipping of the Pacific, 136, 178; future influence of, 137; attempt to draw into Hindu quarrel, 146; demands room to expand, 168; becomes a world power, 269; future relations of with Canada, 333. JAPANESE: inrush of into British Columbia, 129; limitations on immigration of, 130; exclusion of becomes party
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