Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 9 August 1920

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 181. VOL. LXXVIII. MONDAY. 9th AUGUST. 1920. PRICE 15 CENTS.
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    WILL CASE
    853 3 M.L.” AN INTfRESTING JUDGMENT.. Id the Supreme Cour% Koala I.umpu the cast* in which a number of S obaieee wi re conofr»»*d bef« re Mr Justice Sproul-, acting cJ C and after a five dnya’ tearing was concluded cd Tuesday afte'noon, a verdict being givon in f&vocr of
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    IMPERIAL PRESS CONFERENCE.
    812 4 THE KING’S MESSAGE. [Rkuter’s Telegrams.] Montreal, August 5. Lord Atholatan entertained the Impe ial Press Conference delegates to dinner. The company included the Lieut.-G ivernor and the Premier of Q iebec and other prominent personages A message from H M the King said the gathering marked a
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    SENATOR HARDING.
    124 4 THE LEAGUE COVENANT. [Reuter’s Telegrams.] Marion (Ohio), August 5. Senator Harding, the Republican candidate, addressing a meeting, opposed the surrender of nationality to internationality. He said he accepted the principle that no authority other than Congress could declare war for the United States He continued, why make a
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    SHIPPING AMALGAMATION.
    51 4 New York, August 6. The American Ship and Commerce Corporation has announced the purchase and amalgamation with the 'America Hawaiian Steamship and other Companies. The combined fleet totals over 80 ships, aggregating 600,000 tons. It is recalled that the Commerce Corpoiation recently agreed to operate the Humburg-Amerika trade
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    PANAMA CANAL RECORD.
    25 4 Washington, August 6. 2,478 commercial craft, aggregating 8,500,000 tons, passed through the Panama Canal in the year ended June 30th, a record.
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    WOODEN FLEET A FAILURE.
    59 4 w New York, August 5. It transpires that the Government’s much advertised fleet of wooden merchant ships, built during the war at a cost of £50,000,000, lies rotting in various harbours. American shippers advocate the burning of the lot to save the cost of maintenance, as
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    MEXICAN SHIP SEIZED.
    40 4 San Diego, August 6 The first definite act of hostility in Cantu’s rebellion occurred at Ensenada, where Cantu’s forces seized the Mexican patrol ship Tecate, shooting the captain and some members of the crew and arresting others.
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    LYONS SILK MARKET.
    35 4 London, August 6. The “Times” Paris correspondent says in order to improve the Lyons silk market, traders have requested the use of the Lyons wireless station for the transmission of daily prices.
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    BRUSSELS CONFERENCE.
    132 4 THE INVITATION TO GERMANY. San Sebastian, August 5. The Council of the League of Nations decided that the International Financial Conference at Brussels be held in the last week of September. Thirty States, including Germany and Austria, will participate. The invitation to the latter is tantamount to notice
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    League Armaments Commission.
    82 4 London, Augu’t 5. At the first meetirg of the Permmm' Armaments Commission constituted by thCouncil of the League of Nation'’, sitting st Sehaatim, eight n’tbns were represented, i-c'uling Admiral Sir Somerg-t Calthorpi and Air Commandant Groves (Britain), the Janan*>ae Genera’s Iwanhe and Itami and Captain Omni. The
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    THE BADAK BOOM.
    58 4 AND THE REACTION. Melbourne, August 6. A sensation was created on the Melbourne Stock Exchange owing to the continuous heavy fall, on adverse reports, of the shares of Badak Tin Mining property in the Malay peninsula. The £lO, shares rose early this year to £2,000 when a
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL.
    1019 4 SOCIAL PERSONAL. Mr. James Stark, Penang, has been granted an appraiser’s licence. Mr. H. R. Bull is appointed an Assistant District Judge, Singapore. The Hon. Mr. F. J. Pigott, Colonial Engineer, S.S., is on an inspection visit to Penang. Second Lieut. C.R. Ferrers, M.S.V.R has been granted extension of leave
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    FATAL MOTOR CAR SMASH.
    278 4 .—“S.T.” EUROPEAN KILLED. A fatal accident resulting in the loss of one life and injuries tn two other persons occurred in the small hours of Saturday morning on Stamford Road, Singapore, opposite Raffles Museum, when motor-car No. 2730, driven by Mr. A. W. Cooper, of the
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    The Funeral of Mr. Stapp.
    62 4 From Our Own Correspondent. Singapore, .\ugust 9. The funeral of Mr. Stapp took place yesterday morning at Bidadari Cemetery. Mrs. Stapp, Mr. Lynch, Asst. Traffic Manager, and friends from Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, attended. The Rev. Mr. Butterworth officiated. Mr. Cooper and the sais have
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    SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB.
    26 4 From Our Own Correspondent. Singapore, August S. Singapore Sporting Club’s reports for the half year, a credit balance of $61,222, compared will $46,575.
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    FOOTBALL.
    26 4 A football match has been arranged between the Penang Cricket Club and the Chinese Recreation Club, on Thursday, at 5-15 p. m, at the Esplanade.
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    PENANG TURF CLUB.
    283 4 ELECTRIC TOTALIZATOR MACHINES. As briefly reported on Saturday, a special general meeting cf the Penang Turf Club was held in the Chamber of Commerce on that day to discuss a proposal of the Committee to purchase two new electric totalizator machines. There were present Messrs. G. A.
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    DISTRICT NURSING.
    295 4 The Municipal Health Officer, Penang, in his report for 1919, states that 3,182 births were reported by the Registar during the year. 222 of the infants had died prior to the registration of their birth of the reminder 1,962 were visited and 5,008 follow-up visits were made. 183
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      237 4 MALARIA. Its Meaning—lts Cause—and Its Cure. M hen Malaria (Mala-aria bad air) was given its name scientists knew less about it than they do now, otherwise they would have christened it differently. Then the mosquito had a better character than he has to-day, when he is known as the carrier
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    MUNICIPAL TOWN PLANNING.
    509 5 CEYLON’S NEW LARGE AREAS. The house famine in Colombo is a subject which has for a considerable period 1 enjoyed the publicity a first-class muni--1 cipal problem always arouses. The Municipality has felt it incumbent to do the best it can without the aid of “mad town
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    CEYLON RICE CONTROL DEAD.
    498 5 THE NEW PROBLEM. Rice control in Ceylon so far as it affects the consumer has now been abolish ed, and from enquiries made by a representative of the “Ceylon Observer,” among various people intimately connected with the trade it appears probable that a substantial fall in
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      122 5 PRITCHARD CO., kTD., (Incorporated in Straits Settlements.) Drapery Department. Evening Dresses Dinner Frocks a Kirs 11/ i r Afternoon 1» Gowns. 7"4 Sjf, We have received a varied selection of inexpensive Evening Frocks, etc., also a few very handsome and exclusive Tunics. All Silk Shirt fßloasss Similar to Sketch. Price
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      185 5 (another spontaneous attraction with a superfeature WITH EVERTHING FOR EVERYBODY. For Three Nights Only—Mon. 9th to Wed. 11th August, 1920. Imperial EMPIRE THEATRE, PENANG ROAD. In the Second House At 9 p. m. A picture with a fine a'ory dediug with humours, human-interests and gripping moments made all the more
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    BIRTHS.
    42 6 Hastie.—At Ayton, Berwickshire, on the 6th inst. to Mr and Mis Alex Hastie, Malakoff Estate, P.W., a son. (By cable). Hoeden. —On August 5, at 29, Jalan Besar, Singapore, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Hoeden, Pergau Estate, Kelantan, a son-
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    DOMINION GOVERNMENT FOR IRELAND?
    1256 6 A Cabinet mettir g followed the reception by tie Prime Minister cf a deputation who I submitted resolutions adopted at a conI ftrence cf Unionists and Nationalists at I Cork a ging Dominion Home Rule for I Ireland, with safeguards for Ulster. Reuter asserts that considerable
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    HERE AND THERE.
    1816 6 Matters of general interest, not of a confidential nature, may b? Publicity. given to the Priss." This is au intimation to the beads of departments in Ceylon, by Sir Graeme Thomson, Colonial Secietary. Assuredly, Ceylon is moving with the lines. An announcement of this nature in the
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    ORDER IN IRELAND BILL.
    1229 7 IIIE F .SECRETARY’S STATEMENT. PREMIER S REPLY TO MR. ASQUITH. [Reuter’s Telegrams.] London, August 5. I Ju House of Commons, Mr. Bonar moving a guillotine motion provid- for the passage of the Restoration of j r in Ireland Bill by to-morrow evendeprecated the feeling of despair
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    HOSTILITY TO LORD FRENCH.
    185 7 The public hostility shown to Lord French at Queenstown is quite a new development in the Irish situation. Hitherto the opponents of the Government, have always been polite to him in public, though, of course, no enthusiasm has ever been shown. The fact that he should
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    A TRIBUTE TO BRITAIN.
    79 7 New York", August 5. Mr. Dolier, the National Commander of the American Legion of War Veterans Organisation, cabled to Earls Haig and Beatty, paying tribute to British valour, on the occasion of the anniversary of the declaration of war, saying "when we contemplate what would have
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    PILGRIM FATHERS’ TERCENTENARY.
    39 7 Washington, August 5. President Wilson issued a proclamation requesting that December 21st be celebrated throughout the United States, the Tercentenary of the landing of the Pil grim Fathers, and recommending that the day be fittingly observed
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    POLISH SITUATION.
    1903 7 THE MENACE TO WARSA'V. [Reuter’s Telegrams.] Warsaw, Augu t 3. A P -lish cornu.unique says all the heavy Bclsh.vik attacks on both dauks and in the Narew and Seretb tec'ora «e.e repu sec Our action in the direction of Brody is developing. Acute Situation. Londor, August 5. With
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    South Russia.
    67 7 GENERAL WRANGEL’S SUCCESS. London, August 6. General Wrangel, in the Crimea, appears to be giving the Red Atmits an utpleasant time. According to a metsage received from Constantinople, he completely defeated the Red Armies 8f er several days’ heavy fighting, taking 4,000 prisoners, 39 guiis, 150 machine gun?,
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    Murder of British Subject.
    91 7 SHARP NOTE TO MOSCOW. London, August 5. It appears that one of the victims of the Nicolaievsk mas-acre is a British subject, Mr John Fieed, Manager of the Fishing Statu n. The Biitish Government deepa* ched a sharp note to Moscow, declaring that “was butchered in
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    The Boycott of Hungary.
    50 7 Vienna, August 6, The Trade Union boycott of Hungary, which was begun on Junfe 20th, owing to the alleged repressive regime of the Hunga. ian Government, has been a failure, and rhe International League of Trade Unions has decided to stop the boycott on August Bth.
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    Prince of Wales.
    108 7 QUEENSLAND’S FAREWELL. London. August 8. A Gatton (Queensland) message says the Prince of Wales left Brisbane for Sydney, amid the most fervent enthusiasm. A Wonderful Tour. Tenterfield, August 5. Th? Prince of Wales crossed the border into New South Wales, thus completing his official visits to all
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    Viscount
    41 7 London, August 5 It is officially announced that H M the Kii g has app'inted Viscount Buxton to be Chancellor of the Order of St Michael and St George, in succession to the Marqaess of Lansdowne, resigned owing to ill-health.
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    MESOPOTAMIA.
    510 7 MANCHESTERS’ LOSSES. [Rbuthr’s Telfgrams London, August 5. The War Office announces that the British troops attacked by Arabs at Hills, mentioned on Augrst 3rd, belonged to the Second and field artillery. The casualties were 12 British ki led, 26 wounded and 207 miseing, and Indian troops 8 killed, 34
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    Riots in America.
    101 7 ITALIANS’ HOUSES FIRED. St Louis, August 6. A riot broke out yesterday at West Frankfort (Illinois), where a mob, bent on avenging the murder of two boys, set fire to the houses of many Italians. Three persons are reported killed ai d many injured. Troops have been
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    Coal Mines Bill.
    65 7 GOVERNMENT DEFEAT IN THE LORDS. London, August 5. In the House of Lords, daring the discussion of the Coal Mines Bill an amendment, by 28 votes to 23, was carried against the Government reducing the status of the proposed Minister of Mines to a Parliamentary Secretaryship of
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    County Cricket.
    68 7 REMARKABLE MATCHES. London, August 6 Sussex beat Essex by an innings and 40 runs. Gloucestershire b?at Hants by 193 runs. Hants scored only 36 and 55, Parker taking 8 wickets for 33 and Mills 11 for 50. Leicestershire v Yorkshire was abandoned. Warwickshire scored 603 for 9 wkkete
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      412 8 The Consul General of Japan in Hongkong supplied the following translation of an official communique announcing the policy followed by the Japanese Government in regard to the present situation in China: Since the outbreak of disturbances in Hunan, which had every promise of still further complicating the political
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      TSAO KUN’S MANIFESTO
      264 8 The following manifesto recently addressed by General Tsao Kun to the President through General Chang Tsc-lin tLuows light on the circumstances leading up to the present disturbance :i The wicked An Fu Club, which has disturbed the peace and order of the country, has long been hated
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    WINDING UP GALLOPS.
    746 9 1.0 M.’ FAST WORK AT IPOH. The e was quite a large gathering on the ’RaceCou ee, Ip'b, on Saturday mornng to j£ e t>e final wiudieg up gallops of the racera which are participating iu Ipoh’s three day race mt eting next week, amongst those presen;
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    Japanese in Rice Business.
    112 9 Runours have bee a current for somj time past that the Japanese were trying to s.ei a foo ing in the rice business in Ra-’go'm and Burma. It is now known thht they have succeeded and havi completed the purchase of Messrs. Joseph Heap and Son's
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    Clouds In The East.
    44 9 Officers Recalled From Lbave. Lo idon July 30. I understand on high authority that all officers on leave from India and Egypt have been re-called in consequence of the grave condi.ion of aff .irs in the Eas’: S atesman Cable.
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    Indian Labour
    38 9 Toe following are the numbers of arrivals from and departures to the Madras Pres dency for the month of July 1920 Adults Minors. Arrivals 9,144 1.160 Departures 3,214 178 The ariivals relate to aided passengers only.
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    SEQUEL TO MOTOR CAR ACCIDENT.
    405 9 .-"S.F.P,” Chief Justice and Deliberate Lying. In the Supreme Court Singapore before the Chief Justice, Sir J.hn Bucknill K C the case was continued, and eventually came to an abrupt finish, in which E A Stringer bi ought an action against Chop Long Whatt” in
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    Municipal Commission
    237 9 The business for the special meeting of the Municipal Commission, to be held on Tuesday, the 10th August, is as follows: 1 Minutes of last meeting to be read and confirmed. 2 Any special business the President may bring forward. 3 Q lestions. 4 Some bills to be
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    EXCHANGE
    121 9 Penany, Auguat 9 t 1920. (By Courtesy of thk Chartered Bank;. London Demand Bank 2/3 3/4 4 mouths’ sight Bank 2/4 1/4 3 Credit 2/4 19/32 3 Documeotary 2/4 11/16 Calcutta Demand Bank Rs, 116 3 days’ sight Private 123 Bombay Demand Bank 116 Madras Demand Bank 116 3
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    FRASER’S SHARE REPORT.
    590 9 Singapore, Aug s.—With the August bank holidays over it seems possible that businessmay resume more normal proportion. The p r ice of rubber is a very'serious disappointment to this part of the world and any further fall has the appearance of almost a local calamity, this market
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    Mr Montagu
    233 9 'M. L.”- London, July 30 :—The agitation against Mr Montagu on account of his attitude in the Dyer case has receiv d a set-back in the refusal of Sir Edward Carson to sign a petition demanding his resignation, which has already been signed by more than a hundred
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    TIN PRICES.
    31 9 Tin was quoted in London oo 6tb August at £283 spot, £2BB three months. To-day’s quotation for raw tin in Penang wassl4s.sJ per picul, tin ore $145.50 per picul.
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    TIN OUTPUTS.
    189 9 Messrs Gatbey and Bateman, Secretaries of the Titi Tin Company Limited, inform m that the output for July was piculs 582.80, made up as follows Battery 550.00, tribute 32.80 piculs There was no output from the Hydraulicing owing to breakdown of the Suction Gas Plant, which however has
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    RUBBER CROPS.
    105 9 The following are additional rubber out puts for July Pundut lbs 63,500 Pelepab Valley 35.500 Kota Tiuggi 30,000 Sigintidg 18,500 Clovelly 11,700 Burma 4,459 Fernias 21,017 Majedie (Johore) 16,300 Sekong 22,000 Kuala Geh 19,325 Gopeng 15,435 Narborough 38,549 Pusing M 4,800 SungeiTaho 9,500 Ayer Hitam 40,848 Bahru Selangor
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    PRODUCE.
    168 9 Penang, August 9, 1920. SP. Tapioca 57.75 sales. M. P. Tapioca $3.50 buyers Gold leaf $72 sellers. Pepper (W. Coast 3 lbs. 5 0z)... sellers. Black Pepper $2l nominal. White Pepper nominal. Trang Pepper nominal Mace Pickings $5O nominal Cloves $llO nominal Nutmegs average of $55 sellers !No. 1
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    136 10 Expectid Arrivals. Torilla, Singapore 11th. Venezuela, Hongkong, August 11th. Thongwa, Singapo e, i3th. Tamba Main, Singapore, August 13th. Atsuta Maru, London, August 14th. Mishima Main, Singap re, August 25th. Kasyan, Singapore, 26»h. Shidzuoka Maru, London, August 28th. Takida, Singapore 29ri>. SLi}.o in communication with the Wireless Station, Peuaga:—B
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    PENANG MAILS CLOSE.
    266 10 DAILY (except Sunday). BY TRAIN. 1 Parit Buntar, Bagan Serai, Taiping, I Ipoh, Batu Gajah. Tapah Road, I By train Teluk Aneon, Kuala Kubu, '> 7.15 am. Kuala Lumpur, Serembau, j 6 p.nMalacca, Johore, Singapore and Hongkong J Parit Buntar and Bagan Serai By train also 10.15
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    The Mails in London.
    22 10 Despatch© i from Delivered in London. Mail “H June 28th August 2ud Mail I June 30th August 2nd
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    COMING EVENTS.
    27 10 Aogust 15—P S C, “A” Class, 220 yds “B’’ Class 75 yds band c«ps. August 29—P SC. 220 yds handicap “B” Class 30 yds scratch.
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