Malaya Tribune, 30 August 1922

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND mm *'J SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. IX, No. 202 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1922 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1922.
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    FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS.
    155 2 NEWS FROM CHINA, JAPAN AND THE PHILIPPINE SF NO QUORUM. Conference With Sun Yat-aen. Shanghai, August 17. —On the 15th the members of the House of Representatives, attending for tha election of a Vice-President, could not make a quorum, and dispersed. The Senators aHtnding for tha same
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    THE SWATOW CALAMITY.
    266 2 Hongkong Government Votes $20,000. One of the financial minutes before the Legislative Council yenterday says the S C M Post, Hongkong, of Aug 18, covered a vote of $20,000 from the Government towards tha r* lief of the Swalow sufferers. Concerning it, H E the Ofl'wer Administering
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    CANTON NEWS.
    289 2 A Five Million I)e>llar Campaign. Canton, Aug 17.—Th* question of the Civil Governorship of Kwongung rernaina unsettled on account of General Chan's refusal to accep. th? post. The officers of th<" Kwong ung troope have, however, persistently urged him to accept i: in addition to his duties as
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    AN AQUARIUM?
    270 2 PENANG SUPPORTS THE IDEA. The conclusions of the Sub-Com-mit, co of the Singapore Natural History Society regarding th-: feasibility of establishing an aquarium, and, possibly, zoological gardens, will be awai ed with interest. Madras haa an aquarium, and a visit we paid it few years ago proved wvll
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    CHARACTER FROM CHINS.
    260 2 How to Study Your Friends. When on a long railway journey or at a boring meeting or gathering, plenty of interest can be gained by looking critically at all "the chins in view, and from them forming an id<«a of th.> owners' personalities, says a mail paper.
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    TWO-LEGGED MONSTER.
    239 2 Extraordinary Japanese Snake. While naturalists are discussing the origin of China's dragon, the capture of something of the sort at the summer resort of Ksrahmwa, Japan, may assist them, says the "China Mail." The- creauire is said to have been a two-legged, horned Knake, and r< f-rring to
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      411 2 EVERYBODY HAPPY—1>UT YOU? > If that's how you feel your trouble most likely is constipation or disordered liver, and the remedy you need is Pinkettes, the dainty little laxatives which neither gripe nor purge. Pinkettes restore brightness to life by gently stimulating digestion, dispelling constipation and regulating the liver, thus
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    AUSTRALIAN MATERNITY.
    287 3 THE BABY BONUS. A hough Auatra'ia has no National Health Insurance Act, such as that und:r which i maternity allowance of a is made in Grea. Britain, ehe pay. a maternity allowance of £5 for each child born in the Commonwealth to parents who pu. in claims,. This
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    CURED BY WIRELESS.
    262 3 Mid-Atlantic Drama. The medical officer in the liner "President Harding," Dr William Irwin, a pioneer of radio-surgery, treated by wireless for four days a member of the crew of a vessel which did not carry a doctor. Dr Irwin, who, it is said, has on several occasions
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    THE "AEROMOBILE".
    210 3 A Russian Invention. The "Pravda" reports that the Soviet auto-laboratory has invented a new sort of vehicle which it calls the "aeromobile." Its engine differs from a motor engine in having no gear box or differential gear, and it is claimed that this not only saves a great
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      569 4 CINEMAS Can a man love more than once in a life time If you were a middie-aged man and the young girl you loved was being sought by a youth ideally suited to her, How would you hold her love SEE! ;HARRY CAREY in HEARTSJUP AT THE EMPIRE CINEMA To-night
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      257 4 CINEMAS ALHAMBRA BEACH ROAD. r From Sunday, August 27, to 1. TWO GRIPPING DRAMATIC FEATURES OF FINE MERIT. v Id the Second Show, commencing at 9 p.m. A SELECT FEATURE PRODUCTION Presenting one of the most beautiful girls ever seen ou the stage or screen. MARION DA.VIES in a role
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    54 5 -feature programme of t! will be presented -trough, to-night The "I drama "The aturing Enid Benv e °thor a lively produc- V -yof the Giants," also e 'p"J. ftatur ing the popular c Besides these there Paramount-Mat* In the earlier show of the Cobblers," "x-rt.um Cinema P«t on
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    56 5 for September nave another and "l %Vlth interesting r .n' UStratioiiS Of special a contribution of the v f. ava nese monuments, T*phs; and an r Va yang w on g" or a fai rly modern J? nt "a- lT] act< rs of the es if Am ong the
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    148 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. Tin $79%.—145 tons sold. Copra.—Business done. Tapioca.—No business. Sago Flour.— No business. Crumbier.—No business. Pepper.—No business. Latest Local Mark-t Quotation.. ?r ibi r r K 104» Jf™ Cube 15.50 Hamburg Cube 14 50 Wh? p Ube 10 White Pepper 2 2.00 Johore Black Pepper Mixed Black
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    PRICES OF OIL.
    70 5 Standard Oil Company's current prices. Devoe's Imperial Brilliant per two tins $7.15 Sylvan Arrow per two tins $6.75 Tiger per two tins $6.75 Tiger in drums per two drums $5.95 Asiatic Petroleum Company's current prices. Pish per unit $6.90 Dragon per unit $6.90 Crown (in tins) per
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    EXCHANGE.
    82 5 Singapore, Aug 30. On London— Bfink 4 months' .sight 2s 4 1-32d Demand 2s 3 15-16d Private 3 months' eight 2s 4 7-32d On New York— Demand 51% Private 53 On France Bank 010 On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 177% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft j.1% p.c. pm. On
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    ITALIAN WIRE NEWS.
    31 5 The following telegram has been received from Rome Jilted Aug 26. noon: Exchange en; Ljndon Lires 102.80 per pound sterling. Italian War Loan 5 per cent Lires 81.90.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    57 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, Aug 30. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Bayers Sellers Spot 24 24 y 4 Latest London Cables quote.—LO2 don, Spot 6%d. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices Buyers Sellera Spot 23 Ms 24 Oct to Dec 26 Jan to March 27% 27^ Latest London
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    24 5 Singapore, Aug 30. To-day's closing rubber quotation; are as under- New York.—l 3% cts. London.—6%d. Singapore.—23% cts. Tone of Market.
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    "WAKOFF" ACTION.
    122 5 Adjourned for Settlement. The Attorney-General was plaintiff in the Supreme Court yesterday before Mr Justice L'arrett-Lennard_ in the "Wakoff" action arising out oat,*,-deed executed by Shaik Abdul Haze, in Jaunpur, India, in November, 1917. The action brought by the Attorney General by the relation of Fatima Bibi binte
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    Sports and Pastimes.
    281 5 FOOTBALL. S. C. C. II vs. LIM KEE CHEOK'S XI. There was a friendly match on the SCC ground yesterday between the SCCII and Mr Lim Kee Cheok's XI. The play was never very interesting and the Chinese team wo»n by the only goal of the match,
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    BOXING.
    299 5 S. B. S. WILL STAGE AMATEUR BOUTS. Severail time* recently in our columns haw appeared challenges of a strictly amateur character, but in view oi the introduction of profesKionalisra it would be difficult to organise a successful all-amateur tn imnu lit that would attract much RUppOft. We suggested theicfore
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    CRICKET.
    87 5 COUNTY MATCHES. Reuter. London, Aug 29.—Sumy at I*ord3 beat Middlesex cm the fust innings. For Surrey, Hobbs made 120. Kent beat. Gloucestershire at Cheltenham by an innings and fifty-seven runs. G'ancestor in thd first innings made only fifty-Three, Frc?m?n taking 6 for 18, and in, the second 138, Freeman
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    R.S.Y.C.
    378 5 SATURDAY'S REGATTA. The yacht race on Saturday, September 2, will s'tort nt 3 o'clock Course: Stairt from Club westward to Quarantine Vessel Uuiimha, round to mark boat approximately midway between Quarantine Vessel and Man-o-War Buoy, the mark boa't to fly a Blue Peter. The usual Club finishing line. A
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    POLO.
    69 5 INTERNATIONAL CONTEST. A New York message cif Aug 8 •states that as a memorial to Mr H L Herbert, for 25 years chairman of the PoTo Association, the Rumsoti Country Club has offered a beautifully engraved silver cup for competition between the American, English, Irish and Argentine Polo teams
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    LAWN BOWLS.
    77 5 S. C. C. TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Doubles Handicap. Clarke and Smith beat Scrivener and Geddes, 21—13. Hammond and McKean beat MacAlillan and Evans, w.o. TO-DAY'S TIES. Doubles Handicap. Whiite and Lyall vs. Haigh and Bowerman, to finish. Roe and Callahan vs. Van Cifplenburg and Main, to finish. TO-MORROW'S
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING.
    36 5 LORE YEW TROPHY. The Loke Yew Challenge Cup competition will be fired at Penang this year on Sunday, Oct 29, from 7 a.m. Intending competitors shou>'d communicat with the Hon Secretary, Penang Volunteer Rifle Club.
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    GOLF.
    40 5 KATONG G. C. MEDAL. The August montWy medal of the Katong Golf Club was won by R Summerhayes with a score of 42 40 minus 1 81. The ball sweep was won by Mr H Rooney 46 7 39.
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    BILLIARDS.
    63 5 CATHOLIC CLUB CHAMPION. Mr W A Aeria won the championship final of the Cathollie Club billiard tournament, beatmg E H Valberg by about 60 points. The highest break was made by Valberg, a break of 41, but Aeria was more consistent, in the last lap he was leading by
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    ROYAL SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB.
    328 5 The special geneml meeting of the R S V C held in 'the Club House last evening was pjresided over by Mr V D Knowles, th e Commodore, over sixty members being present. The meeting was called on th e requisition lof eight members under rule
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    SWATOW RELIEF FUND.
    229 5 The following subscriptions were despatched by the Chin Chee Night School to Choon Sim Scan S«eah on Aug 28 S K n Hong and Kin Seng $100 Zoo* Mcc 50 L m Kwong Heng 30 Zeen Sent' 30 Pak Seng 30 Kirn Chin Heng 10 Ping Kee
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    32 5 A London untitled of Aug 18 says that Mr Clynes, addressing the Federation of General Workers, said that the reductions in weekly wages of about 6 000*000 workers amounted to nearly £10,000,000.
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    SIAMESE PRINCE'S WEDDING.
    284 5 Marries Daughter of Local Consul General. The Siamese Court Circular, issued from Du«ii Palace on Aug 11., seated. This afternoon, at Ambala palace, His Majesty tiu King presided at a celebration of marriage ba 1 we:n His Serene Highness Prince Jajvalit, a son of His Royal Highness
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    RENT BOARD.
    300 5 Ejectments Allowed. The usual weekly meeting of the Rent Assessment Board held in tke Municipal board-room yesterday afternoon was presided over by Mr J W S jnmonds, the other members present being Messrs Gaw Khek Khiam, Koh San Hin, E Tessensohn and E A Elias. Am application for
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    FORMER TREASURY EMPLOYEE DISAPPEARS.
    160 5 When the case in which L?ong Soo Hong, late probate examiner at the Treasury, stands charged with attempting to obtain illegal gratification, came up before Mr David in the District Court yesterday afternoon, Mr V D Knowles, who was retained for the defence, stated that he
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    TWAKOW COLLISION.
    163 5 Claim for Damages. the Supreme Court yesterday before Mr Justice Barrett-Lennard an action was brought by Lee Teck Aw s trading as Chop Khoon Seng, against Soh Kee Chye. Th* plaintiff claimed $4,304, damages alleged to be sustained as the result of a collision between twakows owned by
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      358 5 AND WHERE. DIARY'. To-day's Aug. 30. T s 3.51 a.m., 3.43 p-m. h J Club at Home, 6.15. s V A. iaying and 4.5 gun I iV i5; Eurasian Co., attack :r \o 3 Gate Keppel Harpract**, Hawaii, Vic. Theatre, &.30. Xo-m« rrow s -^ug. 0> Tides— 5.11 a.m., 4.50
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    SIR LAURENCE ON HIS DEFENCE.
    721 6 They are very important documents to which we devote the opposite page to-day. Sir Laurence Guillemard, Governor of the Colony and High Commissioner for the Federation, for long submitted to being shot at without retaliation, in the matter of Malayan financial administration, and some of
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    739 6 Mr and Mrs E O Plunkett are going to Malacca on transfer. —M M. Mr and Mis Eric Dickson are leaving Kua a Lumpur for Batu Gajah. Mr Doscus, of the Agricultural Depariwur.t, has Ken transferred from Scremban to Johore Bahru. The United Amateurs will be giving thotr first performance
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    GENERAL NEWS.
    58 6 U.S. Coal Strike Ending. Reuter. New York, Aug 29.—1t is authoritatively learned that the Government intention to seize the anthracite coalmines wi 1 not he executed, axl on the contrary a peace agreement will probably b-: signed within week.— Rt uter. Brussels, Aug 29.—Commandi?nt Point has been appointed
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    RUSSIAN COMMUNISTS.
    53 6 Reuter. Riga, Aug 29.—It is reported that several weli-known Communists have seceded from the party as a protest against the deporation of intellectuals, mentioned on Aug 21. Several social-revolutionaries have escaped from the concentration camp nt Archangel, in consequence of which the remainder of the prisoners have been
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    KAAI'S ROYAL HAWAIINS.
    139 6 Another Highly Successful Night. There was another crowded and enthusiastic house to hear the musical programme of Kaai's Royal Hawaiins at the Victoria Theatre last, night. Lack of space in yesterday's issue precluded more than a short eulogy of the nrtieten, but the quain.ness and originality of
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    CHINA NEWS.
    76 6 The Lat Pau Press kindly send us the following, received from their correspondent: Shanghai, Aug 28, 7.25 pjn.—Sun Hun Yi's Premiership is unopposed. Cheng Kur'g Mm M s accepted the generalship of Kwainumg. Cheng King Yu has betn appointed civil governor of Kwangtung. The naval headquarters are removed
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    PENANG AND INCOME TAX.
    40 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Aug 29. —The speakers at the anti Income Tax meeting on Thursday, will be Messrs Crabb Watt, the Chairman, D A*'M Brown, Lim Cheng Ean, Isaac Tambyah and i «1 C&der.
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    264 6 The Y M C A swimming pool is closed for cleaning 'to-day. Mr P Wright, the Seremban lawyer, is on his way out aguin. Some of our readers will remember Mr II G Diss whin he was with John Little liind Go. Others have known him later as a tailor
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    SICK AUSTRIA.
    257 6 other Nations Orations Again, Reuter. London, A p plight has evoked 5* but also rekindled J J j-aiousi.s bvt,,.;;v:: and tke Lit*J*s n? Slavia. Rumania. ~i pj* other. J Each sid, is f ta rfui ft* will profit by Austria*;: earn an economic a,j «1 hold pr, judicial
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    GREEKS vs. TURKS.
    123 6 Fighting in Progress. bsndbn, Aug l 1".— unapt in of miliary ope.Vti >•.s ia Asia Minor i definitely indicate! y an .V norarsnmi'ique declaring met fighta| has been procc.dinir continn J<* the riv r Akar H ?l i t» past three days. The X emails* f" r
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    NEW AEROPLANS.
    64 6 3.000. Mi!es Ra Reuter. London, Aug 29 »eA:rW has ordered six power "Cub" engii in tho world, fbff leaf r A special Avro a -rep.::". constructed I I Hklnes fi,* .1 with C n range of three thoua I .ire thus nb!e to fly ncnScotland to, Bonn, engine,
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    RIOTING IN INDIA.
    40 6 Reuter. Me.1t as, A«f v I m MMtre ys the newT-papcr "flwara police stations \n *e trieta tre reported to h« ed. i M The district nia? r drcd armed police miliary cK T situation seerrs enCH*.
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    ARRESTS FOR SABOTAGE.
    20 6 Reuter. Chicago, Aug 2i». r Tl;«J nine '1 in i—ii i lim wit* train on Aug r
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    "DRYS" HAVE IT.
    14 6 Reuter. Stockholm. Aug plefcscifc ing in favour of I ignjtffc Renter.
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    SIR LAURENCE EXPLAINS.
    8647 7 SEASONS FOR MALAYA'S FINANCIAL CRISIS. REPLY TO A. B. M. INDICTMENT. H j supplement to the Federated Malay States Govern- dated Saturday last, Aug 26, appears a very Notification, published, by direction of the Chief t0 Government, "for general information." Notification comprises a despatch from the Secrefor
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    462 9 S'ngapore, Aug 28, 1922. Article;;. Prices. c. Beans, Long per catty 10 Beans, French per catty 26 Beef per lb 38 Beef Steak per lb 40 Bean Sprouts per catty 06 Bamboo Sprouts per catty 10 Blachan rk?r catty 22 Brinjals per catty 08 Cabbage, Batavia per
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    THE EVE OF PROGRESS.
    164 9 The call of those who hesitate about air-travel is not to the organizer* of services but to the inventor. is the mission t« give us a machine, heavier than the air, that will not only travel but will remain suspended wfeen it is not speeding ahead.
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    SPORT.
    156 10 CRICKET. WORLD'S PRETTIEST PLAYING FIELD. A correspondent who hat vieifced every tint-class cricket ground in England, in South Africa and in Australia, considers the prettietvt ground in Engla<nd ia the Mote at Maidstone, Worcester running it very close. The prettiest in the world, though, is that of the Western
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    THE TURF.
    118 10 BLUE RIBBON OF CEYLON. The blue riblxm of the Ceyion turf, th? annual race for the Governor's Cup and Stakoa value R 10,000, waa won by Mr R E S de Soysa's Orange William, an English gelding of 5 years, which covered the II A mile course in
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    MOTOR RACING.
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