Malaya Tribune, 10 July 1923

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. KVESING DAILY. SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. X. No. 160 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY. JULY 10. 1923.
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      117 1 I. S MA UYA TRIBUNE CHIPPING GAZETTE. I |5 Editorial Dept. Te: N Dept. A YABLK IN AIAANCL. $15.00 3.75 1 Per quarter Po ,tape extra 50 eta. per month. g-ggT^=J.=lr^^l^l^l^r^r^r^F*l^ Harden Star Fire Extincteurs ■-S-'Jf a 8 Protect your buildings against fire by installing f E a system of
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      52 1 lit ii t ii i i i i i i i i i i i r-i i lit. c I GENUINE I S.-W. Crooked Glaus makes I 5 Uncomfortable eyes I I COMFORTABLE. Z THE I EASTERN OPTICAL CO., t m m 15, South Canal Road, Singapore* T ll>l<ll.lK :|i>|l
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    AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
    952 2 HIGH PERCENTAGE OF BRAINS. Ti>e David Syme Research Prize for 1923, presented to Hihc University of Melbourne for tfce purpose of encouraging in Australia the carrying out of research work in biology, chemi stfry, geology, and natural phAaeoptay, has been awarded to Dr. Frank Longstaff Appetfly, Senior lecturer
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    DOCTOR CONDEMNS TOOTHBRUSH.
    236 2 Inane Scrubbing of Teeth With Briitles." I» there danger in the toothbrush as well as in the dead tooth? Sir John O'Conor, K.B.E. M.D., does not believe in the hard scrubbing of the teeth with bristles, and dec'ssres in the Lance- I have come to the conclusion
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    GREAT FIRE IN PETROGRAD.
    105 2 Wi'd Panic Rush from Burning House. lle»Vfcl:fors': News reached here that the Petrograd Opera House was burned down dur'ng last night's performance. The exact origin of the fire is not known, but it is saVi that the dress worn by one of the performers caught fire,
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      338 2 I SELECT YOUR MOUNTS! From The GRE4T RANGE of 1923. World's Renown Machines. X iB.S. A- Motor Cycles Bicycies. INVICTA Do. I IMONOPOLE Do CANADIAN Do. (Motor Cycles from Zf{ h.p. to 6 h.p. icycles all Grades.) H CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION. CYCLE CARRIAGE CO. LTD. 1 SINGAPORE, PENANG, KUALA LUMPUR
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      164 2 A Great Sufferer from Rheumatism Cured By. LITTLES ORIENTAL BALM. Mr. N Terry of Countess Wells, says:—l was great sufferer from Rheumatism for many years, during which time I tried many remedies from which I received but very little relief. I had great pain in my arms and shoulders, my
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      257 2 DOES YOUR CHILD SUFFER FROM THEM? Many eh/Wren n this country arc troubled with worms, some cf the indication of which are irregular appetite, bad breath, blinding of the teeth in sleep, pan and sue' ing of tbe a'bdomen, irritation in the no.se. Baby's Own Tablets, the Canadian dhri'dren's remedy
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      201 2 MOTOR A UNIONI J INSURANCE Co L ll I 0 (Incorporated In England.) M g MOTOR VEHICLES. —Our comprehensive policy r ft v, 1 every risk. M 1 DON'T WAIT UNTIL THE ACCIDENT HAPPENS GFT I i INSURED NOW." ll jj FlRE.—Buildings, Dwellings, Godowns, Rent, Personal Effects, Stock f 1
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    A MALAY EXHIBITION.
    262 3 REGENT OF X EDA H'S PRAIBBWORTHY ENTERPRISE Am en; Weapon* and Wild Animals. From Sept. 22—24, inclusive, of uh s year will be held at Anak Bukit, Aior Star, Kedah, the first Malay Exhibition of its kind in the Peninsu'a in which exclusively Malaj; products wtTl be
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    HOAX PREVENTS VARSITY DANCE.
    203 3 'Death' Story Deceives Undergraduate**. A £10 reward w !l be offered by 14 New Cambr cge," a University j' urnrsL for informat on wh en will 'cad to the discovery of the persona responsible fo.- a costly hoax. It has caused the abandonment of the May
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    SECRET OF PRINCESS'S TOMB UNSOLVED.
    184 3 But Several Skulls "Of Red Indian Type" Discovered. Excavations in the churchyard of St. George's, Gravesend, in a search for the remains of Princess Pocahontas have revealed a number of skulls, approximating in several respects to the Red Indian type. None of these, however, has
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      170 3 p kt j «al treatment 11 of ABTBmnf omcw ÜBASEPTINE SOVEREIGN RIMEDY >r Irinary -<]* I (i.seases In Hepatic and J2 Renal Colic, y Stone in tbe I ier. Gravel) Gout, Fiiieomatisra. ECZema ma ated product H I bein* I lrot[li letaM Ben I** ,roir i riiuaoi I contained Of
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      576 3 I GRAND REDUCTION AND I UNUSUAL OFFERS I I at YONG WHATT Co., 1 [}J Nos. 159 and 160, Arab Street, OF 30 YEARS OF BUSINESS. We are offering a Genuine Reduction of 10% of Listed Prices on all Goods, from July 2nd to July 22nd 1923, both days inclusive,
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      392 3 IHORUCK'SI MALTED i I MILK jj D« trt rkt ta e p. 'J*-'' undermining cf toot \j) conatitulioii hr tht rsva-;,.! jj/^i ai hot chmatv-a. iir.nk Rfjjj >.'/ ROILICC'I MALTfeli W] V 1! MIIJC the trieJ. trueted n A J/i »-c* IOOD-UnXL i :mi {I i <i p ataweat ly
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      272 3 ———e—9l —Hi ma m During the I anxious Z times of illness j BOVRIL j gives I strength Prevents that W Sinking Feeling a 3 Ladies' Expert A OFlf Tf AU AR 36, Coleman Street, 9 3 Dress Maker. ADUUL V/li/\D, Singapore. jjj 1 TESTIMONIALS FROM NOTABLE PATRONS. S NEW
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    181 4 COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST. By T—tlig»/' change at the Palladium includes a Frank Mayo Universal production entitled "Afraid to Fight Some time ago I reviewed thus film in these coJumns and therefore need not repeat the story how. Shifting only a few miles from exclusive
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    CHASED BY GOVERNOR'S DAUGHTER.
    358 4 Amazing Pluck of a Fourteen Year Old Girl. In the Norwich prison, at Mousehold, the governor Mr. H. Colllnson gave a remarkable story of what happened inside his bedroom. Baker, he sa <?, was working w'th Walter Burnham whitewashiig the bedroom ceiling. The men had beer,
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    "DR. MAHOMED" ARRESTED.
    108 4 A coloured man who cmti* himeelf "Dr. MaJiomed. the celebrated Indian phrenologist, phyaiog-nomiat, graphologist and nerve specilvist fnom New Bond-sto-iet, London," wcs anreerted by the Heating* police. Mahomed arrived pi He>f.nge and circulated pemphlete and bffla. announcing hvs abHVty "bo unlock the gates of deat'ny." He also
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      514 4 AMUSEMENTS. Another fast light entertainment EMPIRE CINEMA 5S TO-Night: IN the Second Show at 10 p.m. MARIE PREVOST Universale Popular and Petite Star in a story that is thoroughly wholesome and enjoyable HER NIGHT OF NIGHTS IN 5 REELS. i Adapted from C.S. Montayne's happy story of the beautiful little
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      386 4 mbmbr A L HAM BR A From Thursday, July 5, to Tuesday 10. 4 In tbe Second Shew at 9 p.m. sharp FOX AND THE CROW 1 Reel Pathe Film. TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. FAMOUS AND POPULAR STAB IN THE MOST AMBITIOUS PRODUCTION OF SPECTACULAR STAGE CBAFT. A FIRST
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      599 4 AMUSEMENTS "gaiety" iQITPixr THE BIG THREE W# \J MX 1 j F TBIS WEEK ONE FALSE STEP MMsy Another startling offer of three super Fitted against a notoriou, special Productions- desparacoes-The Girl he I, Ved mercy-and mercy they fa j AT 7.30 SHARP. was no Mp-there w aB no t
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    THE MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    108 5 London, July 6. L mm m mm bad at 12 6. k laaoard 3 naathi i.- quoted «t hpaa s quota! a: :!•">*> for fair It •mbier M quoted at 24 lube Camber, No Quotati- 0.. I the Liverpool market cotton, f Kd' tag An :>•■. .ia
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    RUBBER RETURNS
    47 5 •lur* Output. lev., d i Kuaia L f f I g i-rop r j'., K (F.M.S I Rub- K 000 II 5 Lc r.\j- Estates, ,Krcn F.M.S.) Ii U I W lbs. fa Para fc* 96.800 lbs. ComH Kr p 43.000 Uub- '•"> Cad I4j041 lbs.
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    MUAX TIX DREDGING LIMITED.
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    219 5 TO DAY'S I.OCAi. HAKUr QUOTATIONS. T n to-day.—s9l 87V* per pkul. Buyers.. No Sellers. Buyers Sellers Gtanbler $1200 Java Cube 26.00 Hamburg Cube 26.00 Press Cube Si<r. White Pepper 21.50 Mixed Black Pepper 13.75 *Sundried Copra 10 95 10.95 Mixed Copra 10.40 10.40 *Sma!l Flake Tapioca 10.12V 2
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    EXCHANGE.
    90 5 Singapore. July 10. On London— Bank 4 months' sght 2s 4Vsd Demand 2s 4 1 32d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 17-32 d On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 173*4 On Hongkong— Bank demand draft I*4 pc. DiscOn Shanghai— Bark demand draft 74 V* On Jay Bank Tel Transfer
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    64 5 t of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, July 10. rYe Crepe Closing Prices. Buyers Sellen Spot Latest London Cables quote. London Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Pricea. Buyers Sellers Spot 4744 47 Vi Aug to Sept 49 Va 50 1 4 Oct to Dec 53 53% Jan to March
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    Fred Waterhouae Co., Ltd.
    25 5 Singapore, July 10. To-day's closing rubber quotations are as under: New York.—2s ct*. London—ls. 2Vsd. Singapore.—47 cts. Tone of Market —Steady.
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    SHIPPING NEWS. ARRIVALS.
    103 5 July 10. mmm, 252 tons, CaptAndersen-, from Bacho, left July 7, S. S'fchip Co., Ltd. Pch Ann, Briv. 479 Urns, Capt. Wilburn, from Ma'aeca» left July 8, S. S'ship Co., Ltd. Calypso, Brit. 339 tons, Capt. Samp, son, fnum P. S T .<am left July 8, S.
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    162 5 Per Rumph'us :—Mr. and Mrs. Burnett;. Mr. P. M. Buhrman, Mr. Faure, Mr. P. Jcnes, Miss Kie.mueyer Mr. L. If. Sarkies Mr. E. G. Webster, Mr. D. C. Balform, Mr. G. 0. Blacker, Mr. Bollman. M. P. Dignilhem, Mr. E. B. Evans, Mr. G. Showers, Mr. G. M.
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    PUNJAB MURDERS.
    223 5 Jul'.undur. June 21. —Baba Santa S ngih, one of the most notorious of the Babbar Akalis, was arrested by an Inspector of the Criminal Invest igatfon Department, yesterday, at Tapa Railway Station, Patiala State, in possesion of a sixchambered revolwr. Th s man formerly worked as a regimental
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    119 5 Singapore, July 10. Rubber.-London Is. 2d. Local 47 cents. Tin.—Lordon £182.12.6. Local $91% (Buyers). Share Market.— Sr-endy. Rubbers:—Ulu Benuts 27 to 29 cents. Malaka P ndas $1-40 to $1.45. Bukit Kati's 75 to 80 cents. Utan Snpn $1-75 to $1.80. Tins:— JofUns 32*2 to cents. Tadr.ni»?
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    26 5 Orders for week ending July 15. Wednesday July 11.—Officers Intt/ruction Class, 5.15 p.m. Thursday July 12.—Band Practice, 5.15 pjm. FRANK C. SANDS, Commissioner.
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    DEATH OF A DUTCH VISITOR.
    263 5 Meijnr*eer Van Motma<i. Ws arj -orry to learn of the death on F. i<; y 0 f a,i -ed rVfctf t, Penang horn Batavia. Mr. Constantyn Jacob v; IfotoMB. Deceased 1 an/1 hs fami,y were very well-known in Java. His grandfather, of noble German descent,
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    37 5 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 171 ecpai to $100. The rate of payment of Money Ord rs from India a d Cayion is Rs. 176 equal to $100.
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      128 5 TO-MORROW WEDNESDAY Grand Benefit Night For K. DEAN A Big Hindustani Play SOUBAGAYAH SUNDREE will be staged No Free List. THE STAR OPERA (The Premier Malay Opera in Singapore.) AT THE THEATRE ROYAL North Bridge Road. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT ABDUL MULOK Last Part. In Preparation: SETI ZOBEIDA WATCH FOB THIS PIECE.
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      396 5 CHOOSE YOUR CAREER Yes CHOOSE your career MAKE your career; tris is the ONLY way to make your position secure. It'a no use folding your arms and waiting for someth ng to turn up. Nothing ĕ comes in this world of work, to him Wm\ 6 cxc P* a tombstone.
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      55 5 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Hospital. Singapore, July 9. Bared 32 Fah 1015.9, 1014.2, *****. Temperature 82, 83, 80. Wet Bulb Ther 78. 77, 78. Dir cf Wind S. S. calm. Max Temp in shade 86. Min Temp, to Shade 77. Max in Sun 100. Ter. rad. Ther. 69. Ra nfall
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    137 5 To-da>. J«>> 10 •>,; m.. 7.41) p.m. -»7 Middled II I... U i:h the Back P"*' I n Tournament. ft*****' Wl 1K *23 a.m.. M4 p-ni-I T J m tl Kva't'a, j r*+* ft:i ■S ,t Mail etosea. I "Tbrooffe the Back I" 4 T<>i:mament. I bursas,
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    555 5 To-d«y, JuJy 10. Hon- Lian 2 pm. Sfrnwak Goebift Kuching 2 p.m. Port Swettenham,* Penang,* Co'ombo, Suez,* London,* Rotterdam* Hamburg* Madhaon 2 p.m. Parcel 1 p.m. Pr gi Radjah, TembiLahan Indragirtf *Hong jChuan 3 p.m. Prigi Radja/h., Tembilahan Indrogirji Mersing 3 p.m. Ba' avia Sco!(t Harley 3 p.m.
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    VOLUNTEERING SUGGESTIONS.
    796 6 It is patent to most people that volunteering, both in the Straits and F.M.S., is not popular, and there is a revival of the talk of eon-cription. We doubt whether threats of conscription are wise in tha circumstances. We are not convinced that the voluntary system has had
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    AT THE VICTORIA THEATRE.
    163 6 "Through the Back Door." In "Through the Back Door," which is at present being shown at the Victoria Theatre. Mary Pickford who is still everybody's darling." is afforded an opportunity for the display of talent, a parallel of which perhaps can only be fouod ir. productions
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    500 6 London, July 9. German market are l Flench trance 79.25 and 97.15 Reu.oe The at.n ot T<l>c<lore 8. Civil 3u,vico. and leuioel yom»ir«al. dau4,"n at the Rev R. F. RerKele.y Fl rtman «nd Mr.«». l'or«,«rn. ot Or» chard l'ortman. I/ofllm. »luoe 2l—The "k> the DuK< fZs i« to replace l>s<!xl
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    A WOMAN'S CLAIM.
    193 6 Action Against Chetty Firm. In the Supreme Court before Obi'/ Just/'oe Sir Walter Shaw, tlhe case was taken up to-day in which a Tamil woman named Pacha yammal sued A. R. M. AdaikaLani Pilliay, for th.' recovery of a sum of $700 which plaintiff allieged she nifemwed
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    "BRITISH MALAYA."
    145 6 A Valuab'e Test-Book. The Mechodist Publishing Hous?, Singapore.* strd us a copy cf "Geography of British Malaya (Rev W. T. Cherry) which is just off the pr-.'ss. Ln addition to iJs value as a school text, as &ot forth in the Preface, it will be welcomed by Motorists
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    PENANG NEWS.
    119 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 9. The Kedah Planters met at Sungei Ratcnj yestcrJUy, Mr. Lrwford presiding and discussed the reconstruction of the Incorporated Society of PianteiA. They appointed a local committee tb go into the questionLady GuilJemard presented the prizes at the First Annual Athlete Meeting
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    VOLUNTEERING IN K.L.
    98 6 (Prom Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, July 9. General Malcolm adkiressed a meeting in connect'on with a revival of a Ch nese platoon of the Volunteers. The, Hon. Mr. Choo Ka Peng, who p-ereided, impressed upon the meeting the du'iy otf supporting- the Volunteer movement- He 6aid
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    DISHONEST CHANDU CLERK.
    86 6 (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipo>. Ju'y 7. After a prolonged trial at the Ipvh Supreme Count on charge* of criminal breach cf trust in respect of two sums of $370 and $1010, the proceeds (f the *.*a'e of c'.fandu a Tamil chandu'tlerk n.med was conv'cted and sentenced
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    34 6 London, June 29,—The death has occurred of Sir B«*njcmin fVmpsort. fSir B.nijamin Simpson who was born in 1831 was Surg »m General and Sc.ndtury Commissioner to the Government of IntYa from 1885 to 1890.]
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    AIR DISASTER.
    89 6 Basket of Naval J New YmA i Watercraft aer,;,;,,. S :he surface of Lak- y r H ai reemunj me naval balloon as it is basiket of the ball, on it it is immmcattf .Jj cut from th? bag. Pon Stanley. i The mhsng baafcet ]l bailee* was
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    SINGAPORE DOCKYAND
    78 6 Supporting Ka.sc HtttM L-indon. J a y Captain William Has a letter to the M< rniag rW .hat the power and n J Singapore as a Bawl i. multiplied, if followed verewa of Kaacowry Nicobar Islands as a mm] i 2 subsidiary base. StuJents history and inwtefy l
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    DOCKERS STILL OUT
    75 6 Transport Workers Adv«fl London, Jivlfl A Oteferti.X'e of tihe TVefl Wonera Unim in London vf.«o-'n v ccn decer ns; thai :h? 44H ajgreanMit*. wmmt be h(.nout*j fl tlie s:ril.- v-, :l An amt-ndmen: .;>;, |fl| ritrifcera was imtt tod by 111 <<Jfl 18. W The Dockt; evei
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    WORKERS STRIKES
    63 6 II. S. Coal Commissions Report. Washington, Ju ji T.* report cf the Coal 0»i nvn by Corjree < October, recommends In. th« ce-ssation of operation in thf nAf that the President be empow&j dec'sre a atnte of emergency ud i chivge of tJie mines, fix the M wages
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    "DAWN TO DUSK."
    86 6 U. "S. Aviator's Failure. Mitehelfield, New V rk MM Ru-sell L sorted at 4.5<3 this rao; vmjm fire. sec.ion cf hra alliaajt• a .j-dusik fTgfnt across Amerc ed by the United State* usrg a Curtifs Pui-uh mI l v *f Jar to the machine n J Maughan
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    ROYAL GREETINGS.
    48 6 London The Quean of Ho j Henry of the Netbei holidaying to the lake <> rcl ther B-tish M«j- tna'n at Oarliale in thf latter*' joMey to irr V < chanced cord Sal gi t t queens k.*s.r;r ca.-i r.-be'y* and the King ut n W lhelmina.—Reu er.
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    PAGEANT AT HARROW
    60 6 London Jane 26 H. E. the Viceroy of InJ received by Sm Historical Pageant no* Harrow and fj the Press. Tht- eebk i: [a < Himalayas to Harrow 11 mm grattude of 1 kinolv greetings. liuU memory of n 'i. v roviav.s. who came ,l serve tfco
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      139 6 Lactogen Free Booklet on the Feeding and Care of Infants wili be sent upon application to NESTLE ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO. (London.) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore. HAIR~oST A PROOF OF PURITY. Analytical Certificate from Dr. Sir P. C. Ray, K.T., CLE., the pre-eminent Chemist of India. I have put to
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    CABINET AND REPARATIONS.
    110 7 RENEWED TALK OF SEPARATE ACTION. OFFICIALS SECRETIVE. Reuter. London, July 9. c- discussed reparat k as when Lord Curzon reported the Mt conferences with the French, Belgian and Italian .ir,t bK r r aTV very secretive. It is ant cipated that Mr. Baldwin V* will shortly state
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    PREASON TRIAL ENDS.
    96 7 Reuter. Munich, July 9. v concision of the treason trial mentkiaed on June 4 Fuchs TH-td to twelve years servitude, a fine of 2,000.000 marks, loss *f, rfhts for 10 yt<us am! or(k rod 10 P a y costs. i. hair. Munk was sentenced to fifteen months
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    PEACE AT LAST.
    266 7 IItjSANNE NEGOTIATIONS SUCCEED. A_r <nunt on All PoJits. Reuter. Lau.surue Juf\y 9. T*ie 4 feneial relet' tnd sati&i,: ra: tht- happy k- of the I ,s The Ail e«> rttd t'» supprt--. all refereece to w nrrency in which the Otioiar. debt is to be paid, but
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    FALL IN TIN PRICE.
    59 7 TW Kxpl;inat or.. Reuter. 1U t I •■"•don Ju'y r». a* r the tdi ma ny to orer taaacM me a! 0 n vsqc out k tad -v Z. a ly in c Bmf (f bullish M*aa v.,. ani P«»ta out !*N aaj -1 n 'mV,.
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    JOURNALIST ACQUITTED
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    FRANCE RATIFIES.
    520 7 AMERICA MUST MAKT. A MOVE. Commons Statements. Reuter. Loiuhn July 9. In the House of C mmons replying to Ix>rd Curzon Mr. McNeil! said that it was for the Unit"d S'-.tes Governn>ent rather than the Br tish Governnieat to take an initiative with re gard to securing ratification
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    LETTER-BOX.
    479 7 [We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondent^ MUSLIM REPRESENTATION. (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") ;r > —The Reformed Legiisla.lve Co.unq.li m;t on the February 2G minus a Malay member. Before the meeting it was understood thai Government* was looking 1 for a suitable M *.ay for
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    142 7 We are indebted to the "Nanyo Nichi-Nichi Shimbun" for the following: Tokio, July 7. Tne Russ:>-Japanase Conference has been adjourned till Monday next owing to a dead'ock with regard to the ques'ion of Nikokvevi&k. M. Joffe who is in communication with Moscow is awa ting instructions. A
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    43 7 Reuter. untitled July 9, A message from Dusburg states that the Bebgans are now fore ng dor ens of Germans to travel as hostages in trains in the Ruhr. It is stated uhat 48 eJtfeejn cf Buer were thus utilised yesrte! day Rewter.
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    AHEAD OF THE MAIL.
    1333 7 (Via Ceylon Exchangee.) NEWS ITEMS SUPPLEMENTING REUTERS CABLES. SCOTTISH NATIONAL LIBRARY. London, June 25.—In the House of Commons reolyirt/ to questions Mr. Baldw n announced that the d fficul- ies in the way of Government 'm aceepiiog the transfer of the Advocates L'brary in Edinburgh as
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    OBITIVARY.
    46 7 Londbn, June 20.—The death hae occurred of Annie. Duchess of Roxbrrghe. [The DfcefciM of Roxfcurgho, daughter of the 6th Dulce of Marlborough and w dow of the 7th Duke of Roxbuighe. was late Mistress of the Robes and Lady of the Bedchamber to Queen Victoria.]
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    722 8 FOOTBALL. 8. C. C/» DISCONCERTING DISPLAY. By "Reflex." The S. C. C. gave a poor display against the M ddlesex on the Padlang yesterday afternoon and were badly beaten by three goalie to nil in the first dir.Fion of tihe Singapore Footlva T l Association League. The
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    532 8 YESTERDAY'S GAMES. By "Wayfarer." The. Malayan Lawn Tenn3s Championship preliminaries wei'e resumed yesterday on the S. C. C. and S. R. C. eourta. A very few spectators witnessed tho fames, partly owing Vo the fact that only one or two good games were played, and partly owing to
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    41 8 Eastbourne, duly 9. In tlhe Davis Cup European zone semi-final in the first day's play Flaquer (Spain) Ulat Van Lennep. (Holland) by 5—7, 6—3, B—6, 6—l< Oonde d Kgomar (Spain) beat Van der Veen (Hofland) by 6—3, 6—o, 7—r».—Reuter.
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    246 8 COUNTY MATCHES. London, July 9. Gloucester beat Derbyshire at Boston by eight wickets. Parker (Gloucester) teak 7 wickets for 37 runs and 5 for 76. Playing at Horshum Sussex by seven wickets defeated Worcestershire A. E. Gilligan of Sussex captured 5 wicketis for 11 and 4 for 51. COUNTY
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    223 8 SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB. The result of the July Bogey competition was as follows:—■ Senior Division.—Won by C. Everitt 3 up. The following cards were rerurotd: C. Everi I t, 3 up P. J. Sproule, 1 up A. C. Smith, AH square. R. L. L. Braddell, 1 down. E. L.
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    56 8 v u At the Swimmrng Club next Sunday lihctre will be a 100 yds handicap race for the Jackson-Mi liar Cup and a water po'o match between the Club *::nd Mr. Phear's tedlm. The Jackscin-Millar Cup goes for the year to the competitor scoring most points in the races
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    80 8 IPOH LOTTERIES. (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh, July 10. Last n'ghts lotteries realised tthe highest prices. Race No. one Speed Arrow $60, Sheila $40. Second Race. Sunsprita $75, Carrie B. $65. Third Race.—Zara $65, Queen of Sheba $30. Fourtlh Race.—Rickotty $65, Duke $55. Fifth Race—Obsc rvatzon $100, Horace
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    160 8 Indian Youth Charged. Before Mr. Ahearne, in tihe second court yesterday noon Mr. D. Kenny, C.D.1., charged an Indian Youth will the theft of a leather bag con'aining napers and other articles the property of Mr. J. Scharpenhuijsen. an engineer en board the Sjs. Juno. Mr. Kenny,
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    51 8 The University of Glasgow has awarded the Straits Settlement Gold Medal (covering the years 1920, 1921 and 1922) to Thomas Jones Mackie, M.A., M.8., Ch.B., M.D., with honours for his thesis entitled Studies on intec S. nal batter a, with special reference to the causation of paracholera and dysentery in
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    613 9 Singapore, June 23, 1923. ArticU. Price. I- c. MEAT. Beef steak kati 0.45 Beef stew or curry kati 0.38 Pork, lean kati 0.64 Pork, lean »rd f 4 t (Ist qtMlHjr) kati 0.62 Mutton Indian kati (Govt.) 0.73 Mutton Australian kati 0.73 Fowl kati 0.50 Fowl large
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