Malaya Tribune, 2 June 1923

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. J AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. C EVENING DAILY >.,,,, > No. 128 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1923 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1923.
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      91 1 X THE r .,WA TKI3UNE j iN G GAZETTE 5n Editor Dept. I rial Dept. j s npnoM rates. 1 ai \NCE ava; 41 j $15.00 I 7.50 I *>* ar 3.7 i j rtw per month. ii•» CHOOSE ire a f IRIGLEY'S HABIT YOU 1 f*Ws/ WON'T j SHEW
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      161 1 JDST UNPACKED. A new Consignment of CELFBRATfiD SU N- PROOF PITH HATS FOR Men and Beys PRICES VERY REASONABLE. Personal Inspection will Convince You. K. SULTAN IBRAHIM <4. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Adelphi Hotel Buildings). SINGAPORE WpJ' s CHEMISTS DRUGGISTS. 23, BATTERY ROAD. SINGAPORE. ROBINSON'S "PATENT" GROATS. IDEAL for Infants af
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      284 1 frtfAti JLEJ '11 11 > k alata'tribune I AMD j SHIPPING GAZETTE. I I The Popular Newspaper of I the Straits Settlements. i I Published Daily. Complete Reports of Local Events. I Full and Latest Telegrams. j I BEST SPORTS REPORTS. J .■■l!lll-M_ll-H_i,> V\ Libby's Evaporated Milk is more than
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    MEMORIES OF OSCAR WILDE.
    1807 2 SOME HITHERTO UNPUBLISHED LETTERS. By Arthur Fish. [In the first of ihe scries below Mr. Arthur Fish, who was Wilde's a latent ed tor of Use Woman's p I.' prill sj som:- letters he received fri m his chief.] It was in 1887 that Oscar Wilde
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      474 2 $eieclo ft Refresh "Montserrat" Lime Fruit Juice When y° u bu >' Lirtlc J uicc make quenches rf»c tV--* arv.l r«- ill! 1 i^l''A certain it is MQNI SIiRR AT, and lieve. the part ihroal as you will be getting: the most coolnothing else can. It i* made jifl! jj.
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      166 2 WHY BE OFFENSIVE to your friends because of unsightly pimples or unpleasant breath? The cause of "these troubles usually is irregular bowel fection i d Pfftkettci speedily restore daily regularity. As Ki-iifcly as nature these dainty little laxatives dispel constipation, biliousness, sick headaches, regu ate the liver, relieve Piles. Vendors
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      330 2 The Ro(fi.ig that meets ail ftk SPARKS, SMOKE, ACIDS. H «jf^ TROPICAL SUN, Wg i «T J SEASONAL RAINS, If j BO NOT EFFECT BtPs! r CERTAIN-TEED iSI j EXTRA QUALITY IlSfiSr ROOFING ™B^j Stocked in rolls 36 ins. wide and k a covering surface of 200 m. f complete
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    GREATER THAN LUXOR.
    595 3 CHINA'S TREASURE MOUNTAIN. The 9 tciy of the ainc varies at -xor is making the world wond r j*t Ulf the "P»H Alali Gaaette" China cajl tejj t; y lnore ful stiM. All ether legendi of buried treasure pale into ligaincaaee b le China's two thousand-year-old rom•nee
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      306 3 ll* WIN '..'W.i^aSMtt^Mnj I 3» APPEAL TO I i asr£ AND ECONOMY I FiAMROZ'S HiGH CUSS I I aerated Waters. I ~r rM I M.n.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,.: GOING CHEAP I j Tom In food r uruing oroer, newly cverhauled S let m gocd n T.nii.g orcer. newly overhauled Heater la good running
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      180 3 I EAT PLENTY, BUT IT §6ES ME *0 (iOOD. So say milHons, but onlv u a f« that their tmubN is t few l e:t[ >** stacks* 3~- 4a offerers iu aU «?!h ime tom achMagnesia wili »t .n ..a* a 'surat d 8«Xoo inst nh P i 7 ytt
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      184 3 CURES TALK. Great Fame of a Great Medicine Won by Actual Merit. The fame of Little's Oriental Balm has been won by the good it has dont to those who have been crippled with pain. Mr. N. Elder of 14, King George Street, Greenwich, London, says I was troubled awfully
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      660 3 j^^ Send the Coupon l\lew Charm A HI ing a ents And everywhere this means to people a new dental Came to millions in this way pref tr ub]es tier teeth. You see 32m every" 22ft mcreased a *d beautiful 19* where. The reason HesTn TZ. ft€n tb 1 cleaning
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      94 3 For Baby when Teething I Mlienburgs RUSKS Lightly malted, d ligl crisp tad v.holesome, the "Allenburyi" Rub arc designed tj help baby when teething. Children nibb! them instinctively, so that the A ....-teeth 1s aided and thetroublesome and painftl process _r, the Ru ks soften in the babv s month,
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    1307 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By Footlijcht" STUDIO GOSSIP. "Scaramouch c, v that fascinating character made memorable during the 1921 book year by the novel of Rafa 1 Sa*b;,.i v-V'j? rs to 06 o(^,s most interesting character on thsoretan horizon. Rex Ingram, by arrangement witih Charles
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      382 4 AMUSEMENTS. ROSES, STONES OR MUD WHICH IS THE ROAD TO DESTINY A young man pbds and struggle over a story path, Fighting to attain the pinnacle of success. Abeiutiful young girl leaver her convent home to seek Happiness along the road of roses Poor Valiusky, q>ieer genius, finds the Roughest
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      343 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA From Wednesday Nay 30, to Monday June 4. Id the Second Show at 9.15 p.m. sharp CAT THE CANARY 1 Reel Pathe Film. GOLDWYN PRESENTS Cullen Landis and Patsy Ruth Miller in Watch Your Step L. A Romantic comedy, as full of speed as of laughter. There isn't
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      393 4 amusements 4 "GAIETY" WHO WINS? An Artistic Woman, 01 An Artful on»-? SEE THE WOMAN WHO UNDERSTOOD STARRING Bessie Barriscalc Hi'W Fate Brought Happinev* to a woman scorned. SHE was only a home loving wife. But she Showed up thu Other Woman and saved her husband's career. IN THE SECOND
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    MEAT AS A MAN'S POISON.
    94 5 a f>j., uaj to the Graveais t\>ur hearty food at with his Wei b f< hnson th which he ,j Diet for i Englishman tats t d as he re;l n. He >" for the ngevity:— feeling worbriny a alt si v. h'ch you sell
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    WHY?
    137 5 laaiw on tht Chiaeae Flag. §*§**Rtf -Canton Daily I < r Bag! We G rernmeat cannsl (Mindertrs in Mti f i pay tax to purpose of f, ;r officiate, when out F bey h( tome l, ke v »i•• gn protection F ■ti foreign settlek. r officials, in fighter..
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    MERINO SHEEP.
    90 5 Visitors to the Empire Exhibition to be opened in London next year will be given the opportunity to insipect live sheep selected from the leading merino studs of the Commonwealth. The exhibit will comprise 32 stud rams, to be drawn in equal numbers from the fcur me/rino stud
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    42 5 Washington, May 11.—It is officially stated that the Treasury Department intends to deal reasonably with forcie-n ships which are en route with liquor aboard and are unable to clear American waters before June 10. The exemptions to be permitted were not disclosed.
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    EXCHANGE.
    95 5 Singapore. June 1. On London— Bank 4 months' >ight 2s 4 5-32 d Demand 2s 4 l|l6d Private 3 months' sight 2 S 4 13-32 d On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 173% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft J 4 p.c. p.m. On Shanghai— Bank demand fir.^.ft 73^ On Java—
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    92 5 C. of -C. Rubber \s«-ciation. Singapore, June 1. Paie Crepe Co ing Prices. Buyers Srdlere. Spot Latest London Cabioe quote. London Spot.— R-bbed Smokrd Shfc' Closing Pricta Buyers Seller.Spot 52 52 ft June 52 V 2 52% July to Sepf 54 2 55 Oct to Dec 56 5G*4
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    THE FLAMING SUN.
    151 5 Heat Drove man from Eden. London. —The Garden of Eden originally spread over the Sahara and the vest deserts of Arabia and the area atretching to Mongolia, Prof. Sir Arthur Leith asser'ed on "The Race* of the Sudan" at the Royal Inst tu*.ion. Man, hy said man
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      698 5 NOTICE. I' s -A SuMti tes le it m Estate at •ebhK fiiej Ac, he wit* thanked ■0. 194 Pint Cr treet. li*U>ea ORDINANCE No. 44 (BANKRUPTCY). IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE If* Bankruptcy. No. 185 of 1922 RE (1) A.P.UM.A.Adaykappa Jhitty. i Q
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      487 5 CHURCH SERVICES. FIRST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. June 3, 1923. •f Andrew's Cathedral, a to, L cany. 7 45 >m Communion (Choral.) M5 a.m. Matins followed by Holy Communion. P.m. Children's Service 6-30 pm. Festal Evensong and Sermon. During the following week:-Holy Communion on Tuesday, Thursday at i a.m. on Friday
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      164 5 > a.m. Sunday Service*. 1 Sfl l .m. Lurt V.Vdneedjy Jn Month. j Keatflng Room, free to all. Holidays, Wednesdays aac Fr days 10 to 12 and on Sunday, from close of Service til! 12.30 < hurch of Our Lady. Ophir Road (For the Taiaiia.) 8 a.m. Low Mass, Sermon
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    132 5 v ,;yOi;E IHABV. A r<Hi»y. jane 2 P m«fcU !<0 p F viian«(i«. 7.45 «.m Para*'*- 1 j m»i: A» 4 4". K. Pc»° 4 t.. V15«nd 9.15 pr- 1 1 Vmorr..-. J»»' Tides.-O I® r r rire 's Birthclayt* (lub launches fTlO 11, 2 30. 0
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    406 5 To-day, Jorw 2. Mail close* c. p 0 noon Kcta T,, KE i (By «in) 6 p m kcmntan (By tMin) m Kuala Pahanu, I'ekan, Sungei Lombinp Kuantan By train (via Gemai 4 Jerantut) c p.m Monday, J U nc 4. Medan, Sabang.' Colombo, Sue*,* Port Said* and
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    COMMENT OF THE WEEK.
    708 6 If the rubbe. industry were left entirely to the tender mercios of the gentlemen who preside in superior state over the Singapore Chamber of Commerce, we would tremble for its fate. If it had been in their hands dv.ing the last year or so there would
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    608 6 Mr. E. C. Wolff has been granted seven months leave from May 9. Mr. N. A. Sedwick is appointed to act as Deputy Treasurer "B", Siingßpore. London* June I.—Mir. R. E. BeUm of Hongkong left £51,834.— Reuter. A commission as second' ldeutenant has been granted to Mr. G. D. F.
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    405 6 MEASURES FOR DEALING WITH SMUGGLING. The following minutes of a special meeting of the Committee of the Sirgapore Chamber of Commerce and Exchange, on May 17, have been forwarded to us for publication.— Chairman stated that this me ting had been ea 'az I for the purpc of
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    Y. M. C. A NOTES.
    105 6 A Social evening will be held for the emblls of the Association on Friday evening June 8. Doras* the evening Hie pr'xaa for th< Volley Ball and BiJiiard competitions will be given and the RoyaJ Life Saving Socety's MedalVrXia and certificates wM be handed to
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    186 6 Superior. Wis, May 11—Senator Leuroot (Rep.) 0 f Waeonsin who has just returned from Hawaii said that naleas st:ps are taken at once, Japan will assume by virtue of numbers, governmental authority of Hawaii. He declared that within ten years the Japanese voters wtfl far outnumber the natives and the
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    RELIGIOUS RIOT.
    31 6 mkxhav,.,, p < 11 waited that^N A CT, V 4 the Provinria! J tne police who *reopa tre e The Cithcfc a »PPeJ injr L'-gi*: a i ri Ranter. aj
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    DOUBLE MURDER CHARGE.
    85 6 Preliminary h«k Fob* Ah Foong am l. Second P f of the preJiminar double d hav committj i time ago, when h, *J man and I I s [J gave evidenc. in rased v, i that ti EWdem u f fMrt ford wh. stated cused in the
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    DEATH OF MR. AVIET SARKIES.
    144 6 It if writh record the d< niot i ;rti r y Brothers the h<4ei j r prieton. 11 deeof.itd left Sin. in 1921 ar.d wer.: to Pari ..r-rtj death occurred sudd-r.y Mi-. Saifciea finished h.i nkati :n C'aVu ta :< aud arrived in S the
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    88 6 We I Nichi-Nich Sh fi 'fl ingy I to I 11m app zawa Kenk Peking and Mr. 1 be Director of tJ e B section, have nouncd. fl scour: Katai M the Ho use i f P 1 «s Dr. Nagai, an ex] mvrc'.al and agr and
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      55 6 Photographs of Character and Individuality. We try to bring out Character in Men, Ueauty in Women, Charm in Children. m THE EASTERN STUDIO. STAMFORD ROA6, SINGAPORE Telephone No. l^uC •iilniilfmiH*t>Ull|l!t. 'Mi: ■•••HSMIIIIIMMMINIHIHtI IMWItlilN>llill»WIIHIHIHIHmmi:tlH:illllM|lHlHIHIHIHIIIIHl I >« Rfne ullmann FROM PARIS WATCHMAKER JEWELLER WHOLESALE RETAIL "L" HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE. Telephone 2464. THE
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    KING'S BIRTHDAY.
    171 7 HONOURS FOR GOVERNOR, MALAY RULERS, LOP. AND SCHOOLMASTERS. MORNING'S PARADE. Reuter. London, June i. *frs announced to-day ,r of St. Michael and St. George (K.CM.G.), Sir f St Michael and St. George (CM.G.), Cecil William U so Resident, Pahang. m rar Companion of St MichaeH and St George,
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    AN IMPOSING REVIEW.
    645 7 fOLUXTEERS HONOURED. ,iay on the g en< rad pairade sary of the ty the King-, rroar ie the tnday ia hardy j- arade, a.id it *:>.., circle* as a lt i n■■ i early hour this t. an bj the hundreds 'mm\ 1 the scene of mt
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    FOREIGN CONSULS.
    107 7 At meeting in Melbvrne of the newly-fcrmed Ccmuis and Trada Commissioners' Association of Australia the retiring «loyen of the Me Iboume Consular C.rps (Mr. T. X Ovei, Consul-General for China) was the recipient of a silver cigar and cigarette box as > momenta of his term of office
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    S. V. R. A.
    26 7 Cw. bus Will i*fve Jardime Stops at 6.4 > ajn. on Sunday (to-morrow) a-d prtccecd via M?moriil Hall, Cava-nngh-n»d Thom-son-road to Seletar Range.
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    42 7 New York, May 12.—An Einstein relativity theory expounder, publishing an article in New Pales time, expressed the opinion that the greatest obstacles to ths rapid development of Palestine by the Jews is not opposition oi the Arabs but the prevalence of malaria.
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    BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE.
    190 7 TRIAL op MEMBERS OF DIRECTORATE. Long List of Charges. Reuter. rp. Pair June 1. The traJ of M. Andre Berthe'ot Chairman M. Pernotte, general manager bix members of ttW directorate Of the Bamque Inrtu&trielle de Chine and two chartered accounts, for «•leged misdemeanours under the company law, include
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    INDEMNITY BILL.
    96 7 Passes Third Reading in Commons. Reuter. London, Juno 1, The House of ConKmons passed the third reading of the Indemnity Bill as amended. Ir now limits indemnity to acts committed in c:njiect on with Deportations and provides for a tr.bunal to be? established and to awarded comrx/nsationi. Th<»
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    STOCK EXCHANGE FLUTTER.
    50 7 Indo-Chirta Deferred Shares. Reuter. London. June I. Ther® wai a «rmatxmal Stork Exchange fal! of lr.do-<'hin* Navtgati n Deferred sharw to 17'/* from 35 n Wednesday, in consequence cf a workloss la«t yeir cf £334,604 and the paiiing oS dividend ahar«w Lwtar they ra'ed to 18'%.— Reuter.
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    ANOTHER LADY M.P.
    55 7 Wife Secures Husband's Seat. Reuter. *k Leaden. Jujvw l f The bye-deciiun »t Berwick necr»-•*ta-e<J by the OTKtaftUng <xf fcho NatioiuaLLiberal Mr. PhiMipeon o."» petition rerulted *a follow*:—Mrs. Phiilipson, the who*" st&tTk! niune is Malbeft Rusaed), tfte nxMomfter'a Wife (Conservative) 12,000 Mr. Robaen (Liberal) 5.858 *t*d Mr
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    ECONOMIC AGREEMENT.
    48 7 German —Dutch Commission. Reuter. Ltmktn, June I. A (tolling to the "Nieuwe Rotterdam- 'ho CourarA a German Economic Agreement with the Dutdh Indiea is beiiriK arrant? vl by a German Dutch cc«ttm"*sioii Af Dresden Bar n Gevera lie Dutch Mini*t«r at Berlm 'ip representing- Ho lurid.—Route*.
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    ARGENTINE DEVELOPMENT.
    36 7 Reuter. London, June 1. Tht- Argentina Cf-vuroKmeni Is snuinjr loan 'n lA»n(ion of two and half million aUrHnff ait five per een«i. at 186.10, for the purpose of ex*cndfch« port of Buorvc* Air». —Reufcsr.
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    U. S. AND TURKEY.
    28 7 Reuter. Wins Kington Jutd. 1 1. The State Department has artrtJuwaed Mx. Grew, at Lau*auHK\ to rvetfcrtiat; and «ifm commercial traati»* with Turkey— R*utenr.
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    FRESH GERMAN MOVE.
    93 7 MORE REPARATION PROPOSAL S. French Deputies Attached. Reuter. Paris, June 1. Street attacks by members of the Royalist organisation Camflots dv Roi on deputies M. Sagnier. at Moutet and M. Violette who were proceeding to a meeting to speak against Fascism have created a sensation in Paris
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    VIOLENT SCENES.
    218 7 Paria Jun« 1. Interpellations relativo to the Royalist attack on the deputies led fo violent scenes in tha Chamber. The Radical Socialist, M. Herriot, demarxled for vigorous measures to suppress tha whoL of the Camelots dv Roi movement. He was constantly Interrupted by a fierce verbal duel from
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    SAVE THE MARK.
    123 7 Reuter. London June 1. Germ»» marks a fmah I«'W record of 545.000 to 350.000 They ar; now the Lowist dcprociaitod currrwj apart from ruN«.—Router. Loavkm June i. Marks, ptntnirip the>«r downw*: d fall, elated tn 312 000 4o 515 000.— Router. Brufi» r f». J\ji* 1. Thorn
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    STRIKE IN COLOGNE.
    79 7 Reuter. ColoKT.o, Jlift* 1, A serious state of affairs is produced by a strike of Tramwaymwn Munic pal workers (including g*ie water and e'ectrieiry) and a!«o of Theatre and Operahousfl w>vkers dernsndin»? an itKroasi» of owing- to t.hu rmou9 rwe if t.he cost of 'ivinj?. S'eps are
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    SINGAPORE NAVAL BASE.
    35 7 Admiral's Suggestion. Reuter. Loovion June I. Rear Admiral Davidson in a letter to the pre*ss. urges the compl /tiom of the Singapore base within five yrtans, fnstead of t:n, if finance permit.—
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    34 7 Reuter. Pari* June 1 —An AngioFrcnch convention bx* been settimi? the 4«put»- r>~ garting the French nfttw/naliry dann r In Tunis and Morocco. It u iind'-r-Mood that Britain largely rotogrt-BCM the French contention. —Hauler.
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    FASCISTI ACTIVE.
    143 7 ITALIAN DEPUTY ATTACKED AT NIGHT. Universal Indignation. Reuter. Rome, June 1. The fewest sensational incjdcrtt is indicative of the difficulties arising w'thin the Fascist Party. The Deputy, Signt r former member of thd Party, who, in the Chamber, criticised some of the manifestations of the Faisc simo and
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    LIQUOR RULING.
    52 7 Japan Joins Protest. Reuter. Washington. June 1. Japan has joined the other Powers in urging the drafting of American liquor regulations dealing with shipping with due consideration for International comity. It points out that JcfMMß* liners not only cross the Pacific, but go through the Panama Canal to
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    OPIUM COMMISSION.
    112 7 Reuter. Geneva. June 1. During a r)scussion on the limitation of production by the Opiun Ccmmai&sion the British Delegate moved a resolution inviting the Govenrmcr i ri opium prcdtecirg States bo enter into ..egotl.itions m order to fix the limit of prod-action of narcotics and the quantities of
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    MONTE CARLO?
    236 7 Prince Pierre may end life of Gambling. Monte Carlo, May Monta Gar'o mystery woman. Mmo. Chinon, who, for ten years,~has been the literal dictator cf the Principality of Monaco has be< n expelled by Prince Pierre, the' new rukr who has started a "hous- cleaning" following reve'ation of
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    BARELEGGED BOY IS CHESS PRODIGY.
    74 7 Gromer nsists thafl hf» never took Aris ido Gramer, played the twelve best Chess pay rs in France, defeated d'even and tied with the o.her in a notabie ma .eh at the Prfais Royals. Gromer insists thai ho never took a lesson in chess playing,
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    Sports and Pastimes.
    528 8 FOOTBALL. S.R.C. rs. MIDDLESEX. By "Reflex." Tha heavy downpour of rata which mymm thp Padang look like a pond I I relay afternoon did not deter the B. R C and the Middlesex from playing a hard game in the first division of th:- Singapore Football League,
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    THE TURF.
    171 8 the oerby. Reuter. ilpYiatd ['mliables ami fV'tting. n Juu I.—Following a drop «•n Ch P rby favourite Town Guard's I" i' <- L:i r?£ W» I to 1 to 5 to J. 1 I jj ini ihotiMer was Apparently tascd on the fact that the i > I
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    GOLF.
    68 8 tjHttltlC \N S VICTORY. Reuter. St Anne. Juike 1. Ihe Rustiuurn Professional Golf I'hampiotuihip, 11 -*a> woti. by th* Ara -rirnn Of>«m Chitmjiwm Cenn S*Tay.c>n by auv valuta of 2DQ. The AmvrtiMti holdwr ..r the- British Open «•hump*. nOiic Wii'ter Hnjrm wan u> h "(4, \\<,iu>n (Lythom)aM i. "v
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    CRICKET.
    309 8 COUNTY MATCHES. Reuter. London, June I.—Nottingham:— Notrta defeated Middlesex on the first innings- Payton for the fxxrrner, in the first innings contributed an unfinished 73, whi)j Can* and John Gum in the eecond innings made 60 runs and 59 runs respectively. Fxr Hemdren made 65 not out and Mann
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    84 8 LADIES' LAWN TENNIS CLUB TOURNAMENT. MONDAY'S TIES. Ladies Singles Championship. Mrs. Cantreli vs. Miss Andrew. Mixed Doubles—"A" Class. Miss Thompson and Lt.-Co*. Thompson owe 15.2 vs. Mrs. Brooke nd Mr. Hopkins scr. TUESDAY'S TIES. Ladies Doubles Open. Mrs. Brooke and Mrs. Saunders vs. Mrs. Swndell and Miss Fawcett.
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    S. C. R. C. TOURNAMENT.
    56 8 MONDAY'S TIES. A. Doubles H indicap. Seah Eng Kiang and Chong Thutt Pitt vs. Tan Hong and Kiong Chin Em^. Tan Chong Gark and Tay Lian Teck vs. Ong Siow Sian and Ong Siow Hian. B Singles. Jee Ah Chiam vs. Koh Yew Tuan. Tan
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    117 8 DAVIS CUP. Reuter. BRITAIN BEATS BELGIUM. Brussels, June 1-—ln the (irwt round, in the Davis Cur». Britain beat Belgium by ato 1 m&toW Oil* match 5 no. yet play. >d. Gilbert beat W a son by. 6—l, G2. C—2.—Rciiturr. Brunei*. .Tu*i** I—Begium won the remaining Davis Cup match.—
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    BILLIARD.
    59 8 GARRISON CHAMPIONSHIP. The following have qualified to f>lay for the Championship:—L.-Sgt. Lever, R. G. A.; Gunner Rawbone, R. G. A.; Spr. Harris, R. E.; Sgt. Wilcockson, 2nd. Rn. The Midd'x. Regt.; Sgt. Blake, 2nd. Bn, The Midd'x. Regt.; Sgt. Follenfant, 2nd. Bn. The Midd'x. Regt.; L.-Cpl. Pailmer, 2nd Bn.
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    11 8 [We do not necessarily endorse ths opinions expressed by correspondents.]
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    HINDU MARRIAGE LAW.
    231 8 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—Mr. R. B. Krisihnan's letter m your issue of the May 31, has been brought to my notice. The latitude tihat one enjoys Ln writing to the papers if and when and what one pleases on public affairs has evidently led your
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    SPANISH MATADOR INJURED.
    183 8 Daring Encounter With Three Bulls. London, May 7.—"The Times" Paris correspondent say 6 that the celebrated Spanish matador S. Mendez has been gored and dreadfully injured in the first bull fight of the season at Bordeaux He fought three bud Ha and rjj'o.c.ei a pair of banderiJo
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    LIFE INSURANCE.
    115 8 A Tall Order. Japanese Insurance companies in Tokyo have been placed in a quandary by the request of Marquis Chokuei Nabeshima for a V.3.000.000 life insurance policy, as all the insurance concerns combned can accommodate the Marquis for only V.1,300,000. It is likely that he wiU have to
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    24 8 Mr. N. Grice Cadet, Malayan Civil Service, who has been in Canton, studying Chinese, has returned, and is now attached to the Customs Department.
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    CRICKET.
    93 8 GARRISON LEAGUE. Results to June 1 P. W. L. Pte. D. Coy. 2nd Midd'x. 7 5 2 10 A. Coy. 2nd Midd'x 5 5 0 10 Pulo Brand 4 3 1 G Fort Canning 4 2 2 4 H. Q. 1, 2nd Midd'x. 2 2 0 4 B. Coy.
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    LATE MR. E. R. KOEK.
    412 8 AN APPRECIATION. As seated briefly yesterday, the death occurred on Thursday, in London, of Edwin Rowlamd Koek. the doyen of the Singapore Bar. Mr. Koek was born in this city and was called to the Bar at the Middle Temple eaa-Uy in 1888. and on
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    THE YANKEE METHOD.
    102 8 A femotw Englishmen, on arriving in Anvrica. found that one of the principal New York dailies had announced his death. When he got to his office he rang up the Editor of the paper, and pointed out to him that he was very much alive. The Editor
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    THREATEN TO JOIN DR. SUN VAT-SEN.
    32 8 Peking, May 20.—1t is reliably reported that owing to lack of pay many members of Parlament threaten to go to Canton and join Dr. Sun Yat•etn.
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    "A VERY GREAT WRONG."
    312 8 Application to Annul Order. Aii intorestng question, as to whither an adjudication order waa righliy or wrong" y issued, arose yesterday in the Supreme Court before Mr. Justice F. Bam' tt-Len:i:ird, in connection wdlh the insolvency of Messrs. Kiam Wah Hon|£ t»nu Co., when an application
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    VANISHING MARQUESANS.
    166 8 Crowded out by Chinese. Papeet Tahiti.—The native race in French Oceania is doomed. To-day it is rare to find a pure hooded Polynesian on Tahiti. The Marquetean native is in ths late twilight of his i l -tonce. according 10 the French authorities here. Qhines" are crowding th.
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    15 8 Mr. K. Norman, Assistant Adviser, to the Government of Kedah, has gone home on leave.
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    616 10 Singapore, May 26, 1923. Art.icl*. Price. c. MEAT. Beef steak kati 0-45 Beef stew or curry kati 0.38 Pork, lean kati 0.64 Pork, an.i fat (Ist quanty) kati 0.62 Mutton Indian kati (Govt.) 0.73 Mutton Australian kali Fowl kat: 0.55 Fowl large (3 katis) each 1.65 Fowl
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