Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 15 April 1921

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833 No. 85. VOL. LXXIX. FRIDAY, 15th APRIL, 1921. PRICE 15 CENTS.
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      23 1 J THE 3ESI OAT Hi TOW» I; < tefisfl xv»vßn* I MU Adaati &S. A F M S .1 K Ong Seen U»ong Co.
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    ST. GEORGE’S CHURCH
    440 2 ANNUAL VESTRY MEETING. I’he annual V estry Meeting in connection with St. George’s Church, I’enahtr, was held in the Governor’s Office yesterday, the Acting Colonial Chaplain, Rev. Walter Naish, M.A., being in the chair. The others present were the lion. Mr. G. A. Hall, Resident Councillor, Major
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    FOOTBALL.
    202 2 P. v. POLICE. A keen game look place between P. C. C. and the* Police at the Esplanade; la-t night on a hard pile-h. Despite lhe stubborn defence* of the Police. P.C.C. found the net three times in lhe course of the game. At the commencement P. C. C.
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    SUBSCRIPTION LIST.
    57 2 TH ECI 11N AFA MIN E AND FLOOD RELIEF FUND. Amount previously acknowledged $159.168.53 I ollection Box. Tanjong Tokong $18.95 cllec-fion Box. Oversea-Chinese Bank $»11 83 Collection Box. Ho Hong Bank 4.38 $159,203.69 I'otal amount paid into the Oveisc*aChinese Bank Ltd., Penang, $159.203.69. Petal amount remitted $154,937.64. I’enang,
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    OUR WATER SUPPLY
    469 2 ABOUT FIVE AND A HAL! MILLION GALLONS. The excellent quality of the water supplied in Penang, which requires no filter, ing to make it safe for drinking purposes, is well known and some information as to its source and distribution i s of public interest. Certain reports
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    THE RAMBUTAN MURDER.
    105 2 —“T.o.M.” A FIFTH ARREST. A further arrest has been made in connection with the Tanjong Ranibutan murder, making five persons in «ill now being detained by the Police. The fifth ]ierson to Im* detained is a Chin- se motor-car driver. 1 his man. who is named Hori«r
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    CHINESE CHARGED WITH MURDER.
    43 2 >: From our Own Correspondent. Ipoh. April 15. I he tour lunes» l who were arrested at Chemor were charged in the Ipoh Uou’t this morning with the murder of Mr. H. W. D. Evans and jeman<l»*d for a week.
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    KUALA LUMPUR’S HEALTH.
    133 2 lhe Health officer’s report on (hr of Kuabt Lumpur for the month of l ebruary, 1921. isasfollows: lhe population for the middle of February. 1921 is estimated at 68.943. Births.—During the month lit) births were notified giving an urn-or-rected birth rate of 19.15 per mile. Deaths.—l he
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    SMALL-POX IN PERAK.
    272 2 R ESI DENT’S PROCLAMATK)N. 'l he following Notification is, by direction of the Chief Secretary to Government, published for general information in an F.M.S. Government Gazette supplement: Whereas it appears to the Resident of Perak that a disease—viz., smallpox —exists amongst persons in the area described in
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    DISTURBANCE BY SAILORS.
    114 2 Th» 1 riotous proceedings of sailor> of the U.S. Navy in the bar of the Hongkong Hotel, and in the centre of Victoria. on the night of March 18. as pre v iousl\ recorded in our wen* investigated by Mr. R. E. Lind'<•ll. at th»* Magistral on
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    A BUCIS RUNS AMOK.
    109 2 Early yesterday morning says Tbursday‘'“Fre<l Press,” Insjiector Harwood of the Rochore Police receive»! information that a Bugis had run amok, armed with a kris in North Bridge Road. I hi the inspector examining the scent* of the assault, be found a Uhinese stabbed to death on
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    WAYANG KULIT.
    81 2 I'he “Sketch” of March 16th has di'c<ivered our old friend Wayang Kulit of Java ami gives four pictures, two with charming girls vainly endeavouiing to manipulate tin* shadow figures of the Javanese entertainment derived from (he Hindoo. “Ou view at the Dorien Leigh Gallery: two ancient Javanese Wayangs.’
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    THE MADRAS-SINGAPORE CABLE.
    66 2 Tile rabieship Colonia, which is laving the new cable between Madras and Singapore, was due to arrive in Ke[>pel II arbour during- the course of yesterday. With her arrival in port th»* laying of the new cable will Im* an accomplished fact. It will make th»* third
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    GANG ROBBERS CAUGHT.
    57 2 —“M.L.” I'he Kuala Lumpur Police deserve credit for a smart piece of work they performed on Tuesday night. A detective arrested, at Pudu, two Chinese with small bombs in their po»-kets. There is reason to believe that the men are member»» of a gang who have l>een
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      513 2 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. POSITION VACANT. Wanted.—Motor Car Drivers, Fitters for Mine in South Siam. Apply, stating, Nationality, Married or Single Wages expected and with copies of testimonials to A. Hoogerwerf Jr. Ar Co., Kroh. ICE FACTORY FOR SALE. Tenders are invited for the purchase of the Ice Factory situate at Kota
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    THE MUNICIPAL STATE OF SINGAPORE.
    522 3 It may be Useful to impress upon both id and new members that the present nuuicipal state of Singapore is one of Imost hop-less disgrace stjs the Fre Preso.” We are, at regular intervals, tormented by the unreasoning idiot who tells us that the charges
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    Useless Indian Divorces
    194 3 'lilrmna of Hundreds who Re-M akried A decree absolute granted to an Englibh fficer in India fo” the dissolution of bis •»arriage wa? held hv the President, Sir lenry Duke, in the Divorce Court to be •nvalid. The point was raised by a suit ‘or divorce from
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    £4,889,331 Coal Loss
    127 3 One Month’s Enormous Deficit. A White Paper giving the outnut. cost and proceeds of the coal-mioing industry during January is opportune. During 1913 th»* miners received in wages a fraction over 6a. 4d a too, whereas iu January they received 31s. 7d, Altogether it coats 40s. 34.
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    S.S.A. (SINGAPORE).
    533 3 A meeting of the members of the Committee of the btraita Settitmeats (Singapore) Association was held in the Cricket Club, Singapore Mr G 8. Carver presiding. Others present were Messrs the hon’ble Mr WF. Nu f t, OBE, JM. Sime, Roland Braddell. Boon Tat, M V. Pillai, EA.
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    RECEPTION TO RAJAH SAID TAUPHY.
    378 3 Saturday, the 9th inst. was a gala day to the people of Parit Buntar, for, ib was the day on which bhe genial District Officer, R«ja Tauphy, re ined after being invested with the tit’e of Rajah Kechi! Tengah by th« Sultan of Perak. Tbe
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      1082 3 POSITION WANTED. PENANG AUCTION MART English Lady desires occupation and j BY ORDER OF THE OWNER, would give her services as Companion Help or would travel. Cood Sailor. Apply To be sold either privately to Mrs. Woodman, Taiping Rubber Plan- or tatinns, Ltd Trong, Perak. BY PUBLIC AUCTION 4 ON
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      137 3 imperial EMPIRE THEATRE PENANG ROAD. From Thursday, 14th to Sunday 17th April 1921. A delightful Goldwyn Production. Featuring TOM MOORE and MADGE KENNEDY in a domestic story with a strong thread of genuine running through it—in 5 Parts. 5 Rieds The Kingden» of Youth A drama with a wide and
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    BIRTH.
    22 4 Blackstone, —At 30. York Road, Trinity, Edif.L»n r gh. on 21st March to Mr and Mrs A XV Blackstone, a daughter.”
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    THE GENERAL STRIKE.
    1238 4 There seerued a strong probability when last we wrote on the industrial troubles ar home some arrangement w-.uld be reached by toe miners and owners that would remove the threatened danger of a general stoppage of work throughcnt ths country by the gympathetic action of other Trades
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    HERE AND THERE.
    1417 4 In the House of Commons, recently, Mr Chamberlain, replying Defence Coatri- to question with regren butions. to the Crown Colonies’ contributions towards the cost of their garrisons, said he would examine, in consultation with the Secretary of-State for the Colonies, whether this principle cannot be further extended,
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    INTER-STAFF FOOTBALL LEAGUE
    291 4 TABLE TO I) E Goals. e i e -2 8 2 S '5 J Q li. j. Police ...io 8 o 2 14 I 18 E Smelting Co ...980 1 26 0 17 Govt Monopolies .„6 5 0 1 16 2 11 Barker &Co 9 5 3
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      15 4 “E. O.” ST. GEORGE'S DINNER I DANCE ON FRI., 22nd APRIL 1921 E. O. ORCHESTRA.
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    INDUSTRIAL CRISIS.
    710 5 CRUX OF THE DISPUTE London, April 13. Despite the Triple Alliance decision to strike on Friday it is still hoped that a way cat of the crisis will be found. The crux of the dispute remains. The miners demand a national pool of profits and wages. The coalowners
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    TRADE REVIVAL PLAN.
    522 5 Firms Sacrifice their Profits A London correspondent writing on March 2Otb, sets that so t-erina’ has the falling off of orders in the engineering a- d allied trades become that a serious cris a has arisen, and the members of the Federation of British Engineering Employe! s
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    Lancashire Cotton Trade.
    68 5 HOPEFUL FUTURE. London, April 13. Speeches at a meeting of the Lancashire u embers of the House of Common» indicated that a revival in the cotton trade in 'the future is so hopeful that it will be uoneces’ary to proceed with the unemployment schemes recently drawn up.
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    Britain's Education System.
    69 5 ONE OF THE MOST LI BEHAL IN THE WORLD. I London, April 13 In the House of'Commons, in introducing the Education estimates of .£51.000,000, comoared with tbe £46.000,000 last year, Mr Fisher pointed out that toe number of scholars in secondary schools bad increased fifty per cent,
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    New Dutch Air Service.
    84 5 ENGLAND AND HOLLAND. London, Ap r il 13. Holland and Britain are being brought into quicker communicaHr n by the inauguration of a daily Dutch air service between London and Amsterdam The schedule time is four hours and the fare ten guineas. There is air connection
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    Japan and Turkey.
    46 5 EXPECTED COMMERCIAL TREATY 1 X" London, April 13 MrSadatsachi Uchida, formerly Japanese Minister at firockhnim, left Marseilles for Constantinople to become fi r st Japanese Ambassador in Turkey. It is reported that Jnpan intends to conclude a commercial treaty with the Turkish Government.
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    AMERICAS ATTITUDE.
    266 5 PRESIDENTS DECLARATION. London, April 13. President Harding, while approving of the resolution of Congress, declaring a state of peace, declared it is impossible to ignore tbe settlements already effected. “It would be wiser to accept confirmation of our rights and interes s »9 already provided for under tbe
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    Emergency Tariff Bill.
    55 5 PRESIDENT HARDINGS VIEWS. Washington, April 13. In the course of a speech President Hardirg emphasised the necessity of enacting th** smerg-i cv Tariff legislation b»f*ed on a policy of rigorous protection ai>d advocated the encouragement and extension of American owned and operated cables and wireless in the
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    Yap Island.
    112 5 FRENCH REPLY TO AMERICAN NOTE Pari?, April 13 The Echo re Paris states that tbe French Government’s provi-ional reply to the American note of April 4th, regarding the Island of Yap, declares that the note necessitates a collective reply from the Powers in‘erested. When this reply has been
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    Japan and Australia.
    95 5 THE RACIAL QUESTION Melbourne, April 13. In the Senate, Mr Millen, th» Federal Minister for reparia'ion, in dealing wi'h the results of hi* recent m'sS’on to Europe, referred to tbe wo»k of the League Ab semblv at Geneva and declared that full and cordial co-operation between Japan
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    Wages Reduction.
    42 5 AMERICAN COMPANY’S ACTION. New Yors, April 13. The American Smelting and R-fiuing Company is reducing salaries and wages by 20 per c°nt and 30 to 40 per cent respectively from June 1, including the salary of the President, Mr Guggenheim.
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    Lord Reading's Successor.
    81 5 Sir. A. T. LAWRENCE London, April, 13. The new Lord Chief Justice is Sir. A. T. Lawrence. Sir A>f>ed Tristram Lawrence, who has succeeded Lord Reading as Lord Chief Justice, was born in 1843, and educated at. Trinity Hall, Cambridge. He was called to the Bar in
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL.
    1059 5 SOCIAL PERSONAL. Mr C C Williams (jr) arrived in Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday from Siam. Dr John Sharp is due in Singapore tomorrow by the Awa Mara on return from 12 months leave. The estate has been proved of Mr Robert Dick, jun,, 587 Cathcart Road, Glasgow, who died at
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    HONGKONG IN PARLIAMENT.
    165 5 “MUIT SAI.” London, April 13. In the House of Coin on a replying to Mr Cavendish Bentinck, M Churchill said be was not aware of the appointment of a Board of investigation to inquire into the system of “Mui'sai” at Hongkong He was informed a committee of
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
    130 5 The following are the latest quotations in Messrs. Kennedy <fc Co.’s share list Yesterday. To-day. 2 S 2 2 SHARES. -2 a s 5 QQ 0Q CC 02 S c. S c. c. S c. Rubber (Dollar) Basset K 70c 75c —70 c Haytor 4.50 500 4.25
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    TIN PRICES.
    92 5 The Straits Trading Co Ltd give the following, London prices, 14th instant Spot £159 »P £2 3 months buying £162 5s £lss 3 selling £162.10s £l5« Local Parity $79 61 April 15th Singapore buyer? no sellers $Bl Penang buje-s no sellers $Bl. Meters Boustead and Co To-day’s quotation
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    The Band Programme.
    49 5 The Band will play ’he following programme of music at the Esplanade at 6 p.rn, go-day. 1 March ...Faugh A-Ballagh ...Keefe 2 Selection... The Yeomen of th» Guard ...Sullivan 3 WhKz ...Bells of Blighty ...Baker 4 Round Dance ...Maxina ...Harndall 5 Two Step... Spanish Patrol ...Desbayes
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    PENANG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    789 5 COMMITTEE MEETING. The following minutes of a meeting of tbe Committee of the Penang Chamber of Commerce held at the Chamber on Tuesday, sth April are supplied by the Secretries, Messrs Evatt Co. Present: Messrs H Dove (Vice-Chair-man), A Sharp, W 8 Goldie, L E 81owe,
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    125 6 TO-DAY’S DEPARTURES. Ran Wbatt Soon for Port Swettenbam and Singapore. Gbirbi for bindings and Sitiaw&nPoh Ann for Teluk Anson. Expbotid Abuttal*. Tara, Sirgapore, 16th Apr, Ellora, Siugapoie, 16th April. Japan, Calcutta, Apr. 16th. Wolverine State, Singapore, 17th April. Gregory Apcar, Singapore, 20th Apr. Khyber, Singapore, 27th Apr. Soudan.
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    PENANG MAILS CLOSE.
    316 6 DAILY (except Sunday). BY TRAIN. Parit Buutsr, Bagan Serai, Taiping, 1 Ipoh, Batu Gajah, Tapah Road, j Teluk Anson, Kuala Kubu, |By trait Kuala Lumpur, Serembaii, a.m Malacca, Johore, Singapore 6 p.m and Hongkong j J Parit Bun tar and Bagan Serai By train alac. 10.15 a.m.
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    The Mails
    13 6 The homeward mai by the Tara, closes at 10 a.m. ti»-morr<iw
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    Coming Events
    123 6 April 15—Foothnll, Pen»og Harbour Board v Adamson. Giifillan and Co Esplanade. April 16—D'Dee, Penang G' lf Club 7 p.m. Apr 16—Cricket, P C C v St Xaviers Esplanade. \pril 18—Fot tball, Chinei-e Sporting Club v Penang Heahh Culture League’s XL. Espla» ane, April 19—F«o»bal P C C v
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    ALL SAINTS' CHURCH, TAIPING.
    36 6 17th April 3rd Sunday aftbr Easter* 7-30 a.m. Mann» 8 a.m. Holy Communion. 9 15 m. Matins, Holy Communion and Sermon (Tamil). 515 p in. Chvdre> Service 6.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon.
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    LONDON RUBBER NEWS.
    114 7 IL G. A. APPROACHES COLONIAL OFFICE. LEGISLATION BEING CONSIDERED. (From our Own Correspondent.) London, April 14. The annual report of the Rubber Growers Association states that a deputation attended the Colonial Office on April Ist with inference to the question ot legislation which is receiving careful consideration.
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    RUBBER’S TRUE REMEDY.
    370 7 Recent events in the Rubber Market says the “Sunday Times” of 20th March, have not helped the situation from the producers standpoint. Difficulties over the Goodyear Tire financial reorganisation have been responsible for a set-back in the price of the raw material, but it is now understood
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    A RESILIENT LETTER.
    149 7 The following letter has been received by a jobber in the Rubber Market from a broker enjoying a prolonged holiday: My dear George,—Bekoh'se I couldn’t Lendu that fiver I don’t think you need have sent me such a Madingley Biting letter. But you will see I Ampat
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    RUBBER NOTES.
    1636 7 AMERICAN DIFFICUI/1' IES. The raw rubber market sustained a further set-back this week as the Jesuit of a hitch in the Goodyear financial scheme given in detail in “The Financier” a few weeks ago, says Mr. E. L. Killick writing on March 18. The projiosals, accepted by 75
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    TAIPING RUBBER PLANTATIONS.
    1923 7 CHAIRMAN ANTICIPATES VALUABLE DEVELOPMENTS. The tenth annual general meeting of the Ta-lping Rubber Plantations, Limited, was held on March 22 at Winchester House, Old Broad Street, E.C., Sir Ivor Philipps, K.C.B-, D. 5.0., M.P. (chairman of the company), presiding, Mr. F. M. Jones, representing the secretaries (The
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    TIN SHARES MORE ACTIVE.
    155 7 London. March 20.—Interest is loginning- to return to the tin share market. For months prices have fallen away in sympathy with the metal. Now they show a tendency to recover. Especially is this the case with Nigerians, like Ropps, which have recovered Is. 3<l. to 6s.
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    SUGAR CANE.
    348 7 CE Y LON (X )M PAN Y T() ST AR T CULTIVATION. Ihe “Ceylon Observer” learns that a few capitalists mean to float a company shortly to cultivate sugar cane. 1 hey have decided to ask Government for ihe lease of land at llambautota and Nagoda in the
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    FORD MOTOR WORKS.
    156 7 New- York. March 16.—Notwithstanding the many reports ami rumours which have been in circulation tor months past that the Ford Compan weie reeking a loan in Wall Street. New York banking circles appear to hob! the view that the ompany has now emerged from the situation which
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