Malaya Tribune, 25 June 1923

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] .J& 4aaaaV SHIPPING GAZETTE. L EVENING DAJLY ViL X. -No. 147 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1923.
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      150 1 f THE maLAT a TRIBUNE AND cKtfPWG GAZETTE, j W Ed tor?al Dept. Managerial Dept. LgCKIPTION RATES. j liA»Lf. IN ADVANCE. j ..,16 00 j i extra 66 cts. i p r month. 1 fEiGLEI'S HABI YOU I TO lts*jF WON'T I CHEW ll BEGRIT J nJ Represented by [i!
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      141 1 JUST UNPACKED. A new Consignment of CELEBRATED SUN-PROOF Pi id HATS FOR Men and Boys PRICES VERY REASONABLE. Personal Inspection will Convince You. SULTAN IBRAHIM •4, NORTH BRIDGE HO A 5 (Adeiphi Hotel Baiidingß). SINGAPORE, "AGNESIA" ANTISEPTIC DUSTING POWDER CURES PRICKLY HEAT Manufactured by Medical Hail Ltd., 23, BATTERY I
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      206 1 ■!iijm"iuii!ii'tiinfiw[nnrnntni!ir i i i i i i mtam THE MALAYA TRIBUNE I AND I SHIPPING GAZETTE. m at The Popular N ivspa per of I the Strait? S< \'t merits. Published Daily. Complete R* porta of Local Events. I s Full and Latest Telepraau. I 3 i 1 a BEST
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    "THE TIMBER QUEEN"
    2002 2 BY HERBERT CROOKER Adapted from the Pathe Photoplay Serial by Val Cleveland Copyright by Pathe Exchange, Inc. NEW READERS BEGIN HERE. Ruth Reading, "The Timb r Queen." a friend of the smaller land owr.k ra, is the undisputed regent of the one remaining vaajt timber traot not
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      331 2 Soap' f 3r „nH.r Oerns Flee Because Hla best for their tender rT; t- with I w!;on tcichod with Gct9-Tt." Asa sponge skins. Help it now ar.d then witri l >l |fi iimi in lim -gUsTI" «Wwrt trfa touches of Cuticura Ointnientarpwed on*, nh pain aad aoreßem. to first sims
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      113 2 WHAT'S THE USE? What's the use of enduring those frightful pains in your face when ten minutes' rubbing with Little's Oriental Balm will bring relief. Neuralgia is nothing but tortured nerves. But those nerves quivering with agony, unfit you for sleep, work or enjoyment. Little's Oriental Balm soothes, comforts, relieves—stops
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      199 2 AMERICAN ASH OARS. Size 10 11 ll i 3 f (ni Price $4 $5 $7 5« $12 each. we 14 U 16 feet Price $1$ $18 22 each. Largest Stocks of SHIPS CHANDLERY IN THE EAST. Send for Marine Catalogue to UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. Incorporated In the Straiti Settle:-*: SINGAPORE
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    MALAYA.
    2952 3 ESTATE LABOURERS AND THEIR CONDITIONS. By H. C. K. Zacharias. Being a Socialist, I can hardly be expected -o wax enthusiastic about any form of capitalistic enterprise: and before I proceed further let me state at once that by socialism I mean thi. -tivecfry that service should be the
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      427 3 AN APPEAL TO 'A I f A sib AND ECONOMY J FRAMROH j j HIGH CLASS I is I I I eraied Waters. SELECT Vi UK MOmST^l From The GREAT RANGE of 1923. World's- Renown Machines. B. S. A Motor Cycles Bicycies j INVICTA Do. j WONOPOLH Do. CANADIAN Do.
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      392 3 The Victim of Your Nerves. Deplorable indeed is your conditio* when you become so nervous that you start at the shadow 0 f yourself. Lost nerve ks not easy to regain, rhe digestive system becomes inert, you become melancholy and lack driving power. When your blood, has been made rich
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      444 3 r Drive away that\ PAIN I BHEUMATiC AChLS A>D FAIM6, MX'RALGIA, SCIATICA, NEURITIS. 1 and other nerve pains frcpiently attack with great severity during the nifcht. M m Sfiriitns Brutaes, too. h tve a habit of becoming far more painful at night keeping yon awake with the tierceiu -s ot
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    810 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST, By "Footlight." Pity the poor dhaperon! Job* 1 fe wri. 0.-.c iuiv; -weet dream compar 1 to tbe hectic night-mare existence of the chaperon who really is trying to do a conscientious job of chapcmo»ing—and none others need apply here for
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      405 4 AMUSEMENTS. EXGsTEKN? A MNTf EMPIRE CINEMA SK To-Nighi Monday 25, to WedaeiJiy, 27. In the Second Show at 9.15 p.m. Two further now episodes of the ITniversil thrilling serial with EDDIE POLO in THE SECRET FOUR ep* s& 6 These two episodes are crammed with thrills. Wm. FOX presents WILLIAM
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      407 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA From Saturday June 23, to Thursday June 28. in the Second Show at 9 p.m. sharp TOPiCAL BUDGET British Screen News. A POWERFUL UNIVERSAL FEATURE PRODUCTION Presenting Colleen Moore and Cullen Landis in Forsaking All Others In 5 Reels. A film play of modern life asking the question
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      560 4 AmisEirav~^^ "GAIETY" QITPIM? important Announcement! \*nw J| A Rare Attraction! *4 TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHT New B«U Att rattj First Presentation of Show 7.30 Bhtr p The Biggest Play in the Bistory of TIGER*S TRAIL SERlli Film Production Fina Epi so d e ff Q L THE GRFAT k v RUTH
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    INDIAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.
    65 5 ul rusteefl Appointed. I g wap beM at the f Indian Eiementary ■v„ s S Pt-str et. on Satura e v< r Lfter g.v.ng a short pointed out the A'hich this school ;.i .ng, and urged j t give a helping f the school. A j v
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    HEALTH PROPAGANDA.
    45 5 ftom Our Own Correspondent). tone 23.—Tbe latest health oof the F.M.S. c Health Education .'d <>f the senior have decided to rnonent to lose no a -ar.atorium for anmp and to form a hospital ~i*>i. Port Dick- i I as -.he most suitable
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    DEATH BY BURNING.
    42 5 < >r responds.) ■->■ 11 The unfrmey assi .ant engin&er, i at th i fatn is a result of burns e .•r-ruriiinir A ►Ir. Rohintson was or ThursUy -.v worse and he is krg\ly attended. Ewing officiated. Mr. r 1 married.
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    NICOLA.
    41 5 I luotofg Theatre was crowded I it as vrX§l as at the I ance. when Nicola the house. 1 re delighted with I wh'ch proved thai: 1 ia Lat in children's I Hr. Nicola appears again i s itaon to-morrow
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    98 5 S ngapore, June 25. »n Is. 17'sd. Local Jan.. 22, £188.7.6. H 100 tons sold). Dull. Bs 42% to 47 1 2 67% to 75 cents. |1.40 Bassetts TVmariohs 65 to to 42V2 cents, t > $1.42%, Nawng $1 »2%| Petalings X Taipings 82% to Norths
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    I F.
    211 5 By J. C. Toohill. (With apologies to Rudyaaxl Kipling.) IF yiou can speed up LiiJs when all behind you Are strenuously to ling all the way; IF only the pedestrians remind you The joy that cycling brings to you each day; IF yvu can r(ide and not be
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    28 5 Orders for WW* ending July Wednesday. June 27.-Band Practice 5.15 p.m. Friday, Juno 29.-Rourte March Parade back cf V.M.C.A. 8.30 p.m. FRANK C. SANDS, Commissioner.
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    218 5 •<> l» WS LOCAL MARK h i QUOTATIONS. T.n to-day.—s94 per pikui. Ao>> tOTfl sold. Buyers Sellers Gambier 1250 J*va Cube 26.00 Hamburg Cube 26.00 Prese Cube Sar. White Pepper 22.00 Mixed Back Peppe r 14.25 *Sundr.ed Copra 11.10 11.10 *Mixed Copra 10.55 10.55 Small Flake Tapioca 10.37^
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    EXCHANGE.
    92 5 Singapore, June 25. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 3;16d Demand 2s 4 3 32d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 15j32d On India Bank Tel. Transfer 173% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 1% p.c. Dis. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 74% On Jay Bank Tel. Transfer
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    65 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, June 25. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Seller* Spot Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— aibbed Smoked Sheet Closing Price*. Buyers Seller* Spot 47 48 July to Sept 49% 50% Aug to Sept 50% 51 Oct to Dec 53% 53tt Jan to
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    Fred Waterhoaae Co., Ltd..
    26 5 Singapore, June 2"). To-day's closing rubber quota ti< a rc as under:New York.—26 eta. London.—Is. 2d. Singapore.—47% cts. Tone of Market.— Steady.
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    AHEAD OF THE MAIL
    584 5 M:\VS i fciM.S M PI'LEMEMTNv. RBVTES'S TABLES. (Via Pacific Exchangee.) LIVELY CONTROVERSY. Ijomdon, June 13 -Mr. George's letter to The T<mes" of June 12 has started a lively controversy. A correspondent in the Observer saiys that while the Empire Delegation justily claimed that the hv clus
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    121 5 At 11.30 a.m. an Thursday Seah Hong Thi a building contractor, had pocket book contain ng dhoby tickets end $100 cash Stolen from him in by a Hengwha man, who has been and charged. Ihe dir tutors of Orrera>s Limited and Alexander Boguslavsky. Limited have declared an interim dividend on
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    THE CHURCH CASE
    342 5 HABEAS CORPUS RI LE. London, June 11. —In the Railway Board Church case Mr. Marshal HaK contended there was not stiong or probable on that the alleged offence was ever committed. The only evidence against Church consisted of letters written by himself, whijeh he (Church), in his
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    73 5 A Malay corporal named Bujang of Beach-road statiem, was charged in the Finst Police Court on Saturday with extortion, by b lkir.g 30 cents on two ocoassions from Chinese hawkers Acting Gou*t Inspector Mcnedi'h prosecuted, and Mr. Drummond appeared for the defence. Several hawkers gave ev/demee that the corporal used
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      56 5 WEATHER REPORT Kandang Kerbau Hospital Singapore, June 24 BJred 32 Fan. 1014 4, *****. 1013.8. Temperature. 81, 88, 82. Wet Bulb Ther. 78, 80, 79. Dir or Wind Calm, SW. Calm. Max. Temp, in shade. 89. M n. Temp, in Shade. 74 Max. in Sun. 50. Ter rad Ther. 09.
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    105 5 (l OKK IHAHV. To-day. June 2r >- Tdes 7 44 a nK 7 41 p nK ma) <i«raai dOS€fc JP* ve (;,>uncii, 10.30 a»mA. Meet ng 4.30. v c toria Thecfcre 9.30. To-morrow, June 26. —8-59 a.m.. 8.32 p.m. ctoria Theatre 9.30. Wednesday, .lune 2<. T 10
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    273 5 To-day, June 25. Merer! ng K. Rompin BengkalJs, Siak f paSr!'l"- 0 e Manila, Hongkong,* Shanghai Nagasaki,* Rob.. YokoW C. Lopez y Lopez 3 n m CaJtatu Jamis 3 Port Swettenham Penary Bat» Pahat Mena 3 i>.m_ Malacca Muar «Sri Muar 3 pm Mallacca Muar* Hye Leong 4
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    TRADE WITH RUSSIA.
    1117 6 Whether or not it is worth while to trade with Russia has been very much discussed since the recent trawler incident began. It was obv*ous f;om the perusal of the cables and mails that determined efforts were being made, by denouncing the Soviet and the Trade Agreement,
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    AIR CRASH.
    48 6 French Expert's Nosedive. Paris June 24. Jean Caeale the holder of the French Height Record crashed' from 2,000 feet v Damerancourt on the CKse, hris iiiachine havjng nosedived). The mechanic miraculously escaped with slight- injuries.—Reuter. [Presumably i>he pilot died, although tho message does not aay so.]
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    BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE.
    141 6 Reuter. Paris, June 22. At tho resumed hearing of the Batnque Industrielle de Gh"nu ctese, counsel for the shareholders charged the defendants with bad faith in dooltaring d'vVdenda in 1919, when the Banque was In great dMficultiies, notwithstanding the chairman's statement to the contrary. The Deputy Prosecutor in
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    CHRISTIANISING CHINA.
    47 6 Reuter. London, June 22. At a conference of British Missionary Societies held at Swanwick, Mr. Kenneth MacLcnaxm, the Secretary, said that Am irice was baring the piredomirwim/t burdLm of Christian missions to Ohina by contributing nearly £2 000 000 annually compared with £325,0*0 from Britain—Ruter.
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    SOVIET SPITE.
    33 6 Reuter. Riga., June 23. The Soy el Government his declared a gene a,! boycot.. of Swiss mcrcha .d M ml citizens because Switzerland d'CVned to afford sat'sfcatSon for Vorowsky's as.sa-*>inat'on. Reuter.
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    350 6 Mr. A. G. Bratton is in hospital suffer' ng fr m the a iter-effects of riu.'' Mi. C. K. Muspratt. Cadet. F.M.S. garviat returned fnan Canton where he projected to study Chinese j Tht Bishop of Singapore wttl be in I oh abort the hilddlle of July for a i
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    SITUATION CLARIFIED.
    163 6 BASIS OF EVACUATION OF TURKEY. Progress. Reuter. Lausanne June 23. A very important 3 1 /fe hour private iryfetfnff of thp A Hie? ar.-.l Turks th s af .ei-noon rev .ĕw.d the trea y aard car fled tha whole sitve'.lcn. Tne Allies re-Verated rJ'at they would evacuate Turkey
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    ERUPTIONS DECREASE.
    148 6 No Loss of life Reported Reuter. Rome, June 22. A semi-official warning has been published exaggerated reports, induing faked photographs, of the effects of the Etma eruption. The ♦»tatement declares tha»t although the situation is grave, thtre has been no loss of life; only a few houso: and
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    THE SUPER-SUBMARINE.
    70 6 Daily Herald' Offices Raided. Reuter. London June 23. The c ty police raided the l>a i_. HeiWd" Ofiices ir. ecuanq—iicea tf the rtpiv 'ucton of a photograph of the topersobamtiae. They took possesai'>n of thr photograph, sczed the unsold c I es cf the issue in wh eh
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    U. S. AND BRITAIN.
    36 6 Arbitration Treaty Extended Five Years. Reuter. Washington, June 23. S ir Auckland Gedries and Mr. Hughes hi ive sigr*ed a convention extending for five years the AngloAmerican Arbitration Treaty of 1908. —-Reu^er.
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    OBITUARY.
    55 6 Berl ti, June 23. The death is announoei of th«? Rureian General, Kurloff, the head of the peeret police under the T?#rist v-Reuttr. Copenhagen, June 23. Emil Gluckaiadj ex-Director of the Lantimann's Bank. agel"'nst whom cl i rges of fraud were brought has di ed M the jrewUH of
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    LOAN TO MEJLISS.
    41 6 Reuter. T(thcran, June 23. The Mej'ri&s by 50 votes to 23 h authorised raising of a sudrt term !oan of $5000,000 the interest not re exceed Q per cert, also negotiations with Americans for a further ?S*i 000.—Renter
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    NIPPON AND SOVIET.
    37 6 Reuter. Moscow June 24. Ruaso-Japanes? discussions on pend•Wa questions principally Sakhalin, have been resumed on a baei's of mutua 1 concessions and the prompt d jure recognition of the Sovie's ii prognosticated.— R* uttr.
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    A FORLORN HOPE.
    447 6 STABILISATION 01 IHr NARK. E Ge.-man Sentenced 0 I Reuter. Beyond th, I > .ass, recent dollar ktan of wvuch only i?l3,Oou.<M, I scribed, the ridel, heralded :o stabilise the nurk, Up Bent; have proved fn*le* P ''H daatiti edict Pr foreign currencies, acq, a quutefoi* h«vfly
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    IMPERIAL TRADE
    61 6 for taperi. trade are report of theeoauß y t*nofßrh..;, been ean»de«ng j»J pat six norths. Th.n mma the on raw raater.ais f'oi.. „ies. the I un i form: t y < similar fc.. opera"* a nd H*W and meat of po**> 4 maß and African Britain, as fc*
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    1780 7 SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR PROVINCE WELLESLEY. S A HOLIES TO QUESTIONS. The meeting of the Council was held this morning at Chamb rs. His Excellency the Governor. Sir Laurence GuilX < H,. resided and the others present were Qgicate: Hs Excelkmcy, the G. O. C. Sir Neil M*kx>lm, X.C.8.,
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    DOMINION PRODUCTS.
    120 7 The Question of Imperial Preference. Reuter. Capetown, June 23 In the Home of Assembly, General Smut* initiate a discusson on the c, mx da of the Economic Conference re 'erring to Impeilnl preference, said that Australia and New Zealand were going *o press very stnwady for a very
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    SOVIET OIL.
    57 7 Reuter. Par is June 23. It is reported from Berlin that the Royal Hutch Company has contracted With the Soviet Government for the tonrly of 200 000 tons of o r The Company he* also cured a coiK«ion on ail oil wells for a year, the Soviet receiving
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    THE LIQUOR RULING.
    824 7 SEALS ON BRITISH SHU'S BROK* X. Reuter. Government Not Concerned. New Ycrk, June 23. Large orowds cssumibled on the water-front in expectation of see ng the Federal officials pounce on the Berengaria, remove the seas and osrry off the l iquor. The arrival of the Baltic surprised
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    BRITISHERS IN CHINA.
    222 7 FOREIGN OFFICE REPLY TO F. BL L Difficulties of Trade Reuter. London. June 23. Th.? Federation of British Industries announces that it has received a reply to" the repre%entatV>ns made to the Foreign Office stating that the British Minister at Pek'fig has been authorised to press for
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    LABOUR PARTY REPORT.
    112 7 Losses due to Unemployment. Reuter. London, June 22. The Labour party's annua! report shows that owing o the fa'Viryg off of receipts from affiliation fees, due Jv' (T i of :..npk)v icrt on tia-de union membership; t. to the Genaiul Elctiion Expenditure, the oui-go exceeded the receipts
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    A DIAMOND FIND.
    45 7 Largest of its Kind. Reuter. Kimberley. Jun<? 22. A d'ametid of a rich brandy shade. we:'|ghvng 20% oaraus described as the largest of its kind ever found and ealteattcd to be wo.-th £10,000 bM been found at Debeers ia De Weaae'toa Mine.—Reuter.
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    AMUNDSEN'S FAILURE.
    54 7 Reuter. Nome, Alsaka Junejio. Amundsen is at present at Wainwrj iV. He will ajjaLn at tempt hia ti-3ns-polar flight immediately his aeroplane has bejn repaired.—Reuter. Nome, Alsakfi;. June 23. A message from Wainwr'tg-l.t haa confirmed the report that Amuncfeen damaged his aeroplane during a trial flight Amundsen ia
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    457 8 THE TURF. SELANGOR RACES. Third Day's Results. <1 From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, June 23. Tne results of the th'rd day's racing at Kuala Lumpur were as follows The Travers Stakes (5 Furlongs). Nora (Hobbs) 8.1 1 Chinta Hati (Brown) 9 4 2 Captain Cuttle (Bowden)
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    AERIAL RACING.
    108 8 GBOSVKNOR CHALLENGE CUP. Li l ian June 23.—The first aeroplane race of the year,, for the Grosvtnor eha lenge cup, a handicap for plan. ;:i r 150 horse-power, wars marred li tragedy, the Bristol mt.noplane c r.t lining Major E. L. Foots catching fin' and crashing near Chc-r
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    CRICKET.
    567 8 S. C. C. PRACTICE. The S, C. C- played a home and home match on Saturday, the teams being captained by G. C. Clarke and A. A. Assiter. The team led by the former were at the wrickets first and declared their innings closed with 141 for the loss
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    FOOTBALL.
    156 8 Y. M. C. A. vs. M. F. C. The following will play for the Y. M. C. A. against the Malaya F. C. on Tuesday on the S. C. F. A. ground. Ibrahim bin Eunos; J. S. Scf.ladurai and H. C. Mills; C. D. Smith, C. A. Norn's and
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    445 8 DAVIS CUP. Dubl'hv, June 23.—In /the second round of the Davis Cup, France defeated Iceland, winning three out of the first four matches. France now plays Switzerland in the European semi-final.—R euter» QUEEN'S CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS. London, June 22. In the London Championships in the Quoins Club aenii-rinals S.
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    Y. M. C. A. NOTES.
    109 8 The 80 Yards Swimming Handicap "A" Glass was was won by Tan Soon Tye (12 sec) time 59.4. J. E. Tan (Scr) swam Ijhe distanc» in 50 sec. The "B" Class was won by Wee Swee Seng (16 sec) time 70.2. Th 1 Swrlmming Pool
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    BOXING.
    316 8 BATTLING KEY IN MANILA. Wins Third Fight on Points. BatrtiJing Key's own version of his fight at Manila with Young Valaire ie to hand through a itroer received from him by "Reflex". As has already been announced Kitfy was awarded tine dechyon an a foul in the second round
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    YACHTING.
    383 8 R/S. Y. C. Fourteen boats enjoyed a tine morning's spcrt in the race for Mr. Knowles' trophy yesterday. The start was a splendid one and the boats, with spinnakers set, made good t mea to the first mark off Tanjong Rhu. Gertrude assumed the lead ear'y on but when
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    MOTORING.
    35 8 WORLD'S RECORD. Reuter. Copenhagen. June 23.—1n the Fanoe motor races the Engltehman, Campbell* driving a Sunbeam, made a new world's record of 219.378 kilometres an hour* compared wirth tftie pTeviouß reoofrd of 214.280.—. Reuter.
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    GOLF.
    165 8 THOUSAND GUINEAS TOURNAMENT. Reuter. London, June 22. In He third round Seymour of West Essex beat Kirkwood by one hole. Havers beat Twine of Shoo> ens Hill 3 and 1, McNeill bea/t Lockhart of Gleneagles 8 and 7. BaM beat Ritchie 5 and 4. In the semi-final Ball beat
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    BADMINTON.
    17 8 S. C. R. C. TOURNAMENT. TO-DAY'S TIES. Singles Handicap. Cheong Chee Tong vs. Tay Lian Teck.
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    LIFE AND IDEALS OF CHINESE STUDENTS.
    314 8 Under the auspices of tihe Chinese Association, Mr. Tan Sim Boh delivered a lecture before a large and representative audience in the lecture room of the Association on Friday, June 22, at 8.15 p.m. The Rev. Goh Hood Keng presided and in introducing the
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      300 10 STEAMER SAILINGS HUGO STINNES UM incorporated in Germany.) Regular monthly freight .*»<: Paaaenger service. OUTWARD BOUND. FOI; HONGKONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. s.s. EMIL KIRDORF" 9,000 tons about June 5. s.s. "SCHEER," 12,250 tons about June 30 'or cargo only, s.s. "ALBERT VOEGLER," 9.000 tons about July 31. HOMEWARD SOUND, FOR
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