7. right to ask that question. 64 How did you prostitute yourself at this place; where would the man come from? MR. READ: That is not a proper question.

    A   Gin Fuen the accused brought the men in.

5 Q Who was the first man he brought.?

    A  Jung Chun about the fifteen or sixteen of August.

6 Q 19 and ?

   A  Last year, 1913.

7 Q Anything said when the accused brought in that man, did any conversation take place between him and the accused when he first came in.

   A  The accused told me to  go to the bed with that man because he was his partner.

8 Q Did you do as the accused told you then.?

   A  Yes, I did what he told me.

9 Q Did you prostitute yourself with any other men that day? MR READ: That is a leading question 70 Q Did you prostitute yourself again that day.? MR READ: I object to that question. COURT: Did you prostitute yourself again and when? MR READ: That is not a proper question.

   A  Yes and then the next man I don’t know what his name was.

1 Q How did he get there.?

   A He was brought by the accused.

2 Q Any conversation take place when he brought the next man in.?

  A He said “the five dollars are in my pocket; you can go to bed with him.”

3 Q How long were you prostituting yourself at this room.

   A  420 Hastings Street West in Vancouver.?  About four months and ten days.

4 Q Where were you living during this time.?

 A  612 Pender street East.

BC Archives GR-0419 Box 194 File 1914/211 / BRITISH COLUMBIA. ATTORNEY GENERAL. / Attorney General documents.