The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 8 July 1929

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    13 1 Singapore Free Press 10 CENTS. SINGAPORE, S-S. MONDAV JULY 8, 1929 NO. 12,763
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    318 1 Dense masses of people unable to enter Westeminster Abbey for yesterday's thanksgiving service gave l.icir »laje v Ti:s ,i hearty reception as they left for thi* Palace Pajre 9. Mt. \lacl>onald says it is "ntention ot Lahour (i(i\ernment to try and include al: nations within its peace
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    "MOUNTING THE KING'S GUARD."
    1079 1 Major .1. T. Gorman writing in the MoruIBS Poet on the Kinir's Guard mf*i Th. Birthday Parade, the >*ar!\ Trooping of the lour, is an illuminated an<| brightlyrolourod version c»t the daily mount inn <>f the Kind's Guard, which h:: taken p| -met t hi- Kin*r
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      294 1 YOU CAN PURCHASE ANYWHERE SWALLOW ARIELL'S WORLD RENOWNED CAKES. j Raffles Hotel I i FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION WITH MODERN SANITATION I TEA GRILL ROOM AFTER g DANCES UNRIVALLED IN THE EAST DINNER I I«S J d V aV »™S I i ™Zv D *»f« Nigkt T ™r D A A
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      183 1 A A A A A A A A aaa^^^-. jTrewhella Monkey! FOR LAND CLEARING AND GENERAL CONTRACTORS' POWERFUL, QUICK AND -«L t McALISTER CO., LTD. I (Incorporated in Straits Settlements.) JL •> JC«taigfafiSfafßfiirafßri^^ .EUROPE^ HOTEL j "Renowned by Recommendation*' Cj DANCING: fj .Aiter Dinner Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. 5
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      149 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. A Mi Dotlgf arrives to-day Page 4. I>< I.uxt clocks at Woill and .M»atoi Page Fitt«<! Dreasing cnaaa at John Lift'. Page K Noticei \>x Paiam and Ting Kil Tin Mines ~Pag« 7. Publk auctiop by Ching Kenu Lm i n < i Co. Pam 7. Emerald collar
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      11 1 FOR DAINTY PASTRY SWALLOW ARIELL'S PATENT ROLLER FLOUR IN stb BAGS.
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      95 1 IHK WEKK. Hiiri Water, ft.i-' p.m.. IIJ y.m.. m.i. Paotaall: S.R.c v~ S.C.K.A. < Div. I> St^.lium; s. <".(.'. rs. Kin Caaahig set Medical Collage anaaal match. Tutsduii, \*th. Hu-h W;it*'r (i.r.f, s.f., 11.:,7 p.vi., KM. a M Op«a. Wrlrh UvkX S P „rt> T IK 'lin. Police Fan.i. Katong
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    ST. JOSEPH'S INSTITUTION SPORTS.
    874 2 ST. JOSEPH'S INSTITUTION SPORTS. Three Records Broken. At the Stadium on Saturday there was a large and enthusiastic tfatherinp f,>r the annual athletic sports of St. Joseph's Instit uti(»n. when MMBc keen competition was witnessed in the events. The Colonial Secretary, Mr. John Scotland M>s. scott were present, together with
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      276 2 FIRST AID. THE lODINE PEN. Fits in the pocket: Just a drop at once on a cut or abrasion prevents infection and promotes rapid heeling. MEDICAL HALL, LTD., Singapore. MADAM K£ L y£Y *^^S£«r% Shortly Jsjsa-1 TALENTED PUPILS. at the Victoria Theatre In a real versatile entertainment for young and
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      290 2 VICTORIA THEATRE COMJVtfeNCING MONDAY, JULY 22nd., AND NIGHTLY AT 9.15 P.M. THE MOST PERFECT PICTURE EVER PRESENTED. The KING of KINGS EXCLUSIVE TO THE VICTORIA THEATRE. IT WILL NOT BE SHOWN IN ANY OTHER THEATRE IN MALAYA. Full Music Score Will He Rendered By an Augmented Orchestra. BE WISE BOOK
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      313 2 ALHAMBRA ts Tan Cheng Kec Co., Ltd^ ProprieUrs. PROGRAMME I Commencing Saturday. July 6th., and ending Thursday. luK n, h In the Second Show at 9 p.m THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS. D. W. GRIFFITH'S I Lady of the Pavements WITH LUPE VELEZ I AND WILLIAM BOYD. I The love story
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    BATTLE WITH USURY.
    1144 3 WHAT CO-OPERATION IS DOING. Progress in the Colony. From the annual report on the working of Co •pcrtative Societies In |he Colony w« make, the following extracts. The total cost ot the department, includ* ing a contribution of $10*000 to th< i-.M.s. Government towards the cost of
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    LAKE NEMI GALLEYS.
    119 3 A Bronze Wolf's Head in a Perfect State. Rome, June The first fruits of the salving of <ali T Jfula's galleys t' r «'m the bed of Lake Nem« are the recovery in a perfect state of A bronze wolf's head, a mooring rin^, .»n<l many metal
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      218 3 BOOKING NOW OPEN FOR THE ITALIAN MARIONETTES Commencing Wednesday, July 10th., and nightly at 9.15 p.m. at the MOONLIGHT HALL, NEW WORLD JALAN BESAR. Boxes to seat four $12.00, Stalls $2.50 and $1.50. Unreser/ed $100, 50 cents :50 cents. JlißlMjil I Estate Trust Agencies I 21 First Cross Street MALACCA
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    Queen of the Court
    2501 4  - Queen of the Court Arthur Hardy OUR NEW SERIAL. h INSTALMENT TWO SYNOPSIS. DR. HILARY MOORE, after the death of his wife, goes to live in the pleasant country town of Frelfoni. His chief aim in life is to bring up his daughter PAMELA according to his own ideas. He
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    RECTOR'S GRIM HEIRLOOM.
    367 4 The head of Oliver Cromwell or what i.* reputed to he the head of England's Lord Protector— is lying in a century-old oaken chest in a secret drawer of a Suffolk rector's study. Its owner is the Rev. Horace Ricardo Wilkinson, rector of Woodbridge, a picturesque old-world
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    DROP OF 44,000 IN POPULATION.
    355 4 More deaths, fewer births, fewer marriages, and an actual decrease in the number of people in England and Wales. That is the state of affairs disclosed by the Rejfis-Lt*tr-General's figures for the first three months of this year. Except for the March quarter of 1919,
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      109 4 REASONS FOR SUPERIORITY X The Plymouth zives you that c >nfidence and feelin*: of mastt»r> X on account of its absolute safety at all times. Plymouth tour X wheel brakes are totally enclosed and have no rodl ur !in!v X X mechanism whatever; thev are hvdraulic. which means equaht) i[
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    TIN ROMANCE.
    989 5 CxREAT CORNISH FIELD DISCOVERY. Rejuvenated Industry. St. Ives. A g\ at m\v scheme of mining development ha* been started in this part of Cornwall. For years it has been Accepted locally that the sand under the sea in the Bay of St. hcs contains tin. Nobody was able
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      440 5 EASTERN SERIES THE CATAMARAN gIB \BB\ i These quaint, narrow I m Ihm V^ J^^J. vessels with one outrigger /I B ttSffii -*iJ ii.'epid fishermen oi'een B ir^JiV v< V^- \h miles out to sea, in hope B VHv«Pm\ A. I^NTT— -3^^ Ss s^ of a better catch than their
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      97 5 I §iw bwbW I .\C* .i i C vv iVvlM*/ mi/ r It p /I I IV r.v l .ivL»r|i7 l FLASHLIGHTS ft. BATTERIES they last longer Facttttv Urf-'t x.-. ii.il/. Ml I IFR PHIPPS (MALAYA). I TO. I nion Rldg., Collver Quavt Singapore VBmißllllßilllßiUißuißiiilßilllßmßililß.uß. M.M.M,. B 111 B S
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    "KETCHING" A WILD-CAT.
    1091 6 HOW JOSEPH GAVE THE WALLOP. Scared Competitors. Swathed in gunny-sacks, armored with liovlpipes, shod with waffle-irons. Joseoh a<^ vi.nced to battle. Not oven a Bcntral ti,.-r. Wi alone a South Carolina hohcat. could have fousrht off that assortment of junk. Robert H. Davis tells us in the
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      540 6 WHITEAWAYS HAVE RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF 550 LADIES' HATS s~°^~ ~w_ I. allies' ready io wear Heady to wear straw fs^ K*—^ $5.50 to $9.75 i t/lrf 5 50 10 $100 A LARGE SELECTION IN CHILDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR STRAW HATS. SHADES, CREAM, WHITE, TUSCAN AND \LL THE NEW SHADES. PRICE 52.20
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      323 6 'I THIS Kmbrocatioq is specially prepared for India. Federated Malay States, and Straits Settlements. It was formerly kaown as Pain Relieving Balm. Gives instant r -hef to those suffering with Headache. Toothache. Neuralgia. Gout Rketraiatism. Sciatica. Lumbago, and Sore Throats. The paia resulting from Stiff Necks. Stiff Joints, Backache, or
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    RHODES SCHOLARS.
    148 7 GERMANS ADMITTED AGAIN. PNew Foundations. [Router's Service.] l.umloii. July The Rhodes Scholars dinner at Oxford o-nipht was attended by the Prince of .Vales, Mr. Baldwin and ten pre-war Gernan Rhodes Scholars, including Count Jernstorff, Counsellor at the Embassy in xmdon. Mr. Baldwin in a speech announced that he
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    VESTRIS ENQUIRY OVER.
    63 7 Judgment Reserved. [Router's Service.] London, .lulv l >>e Board of Trade en<iuir\ into the Veittriu disaster in November, when 112 people irere drowned off the American coast has been completed. It lasted io day- and post th- Board over £14.(mh>, »>\i-lu«lin^ costs of solicitors and witnesses of
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    RIOTING IN NEW ORLEANS.
    68 7 f Renter*! Service.] New Orleans, .1 ul> 6. BerioiM rioting has occurred in connection with a local tramway strike, the itrikcn Attacking driven and conductors Imported by the company for strike st-rvit*-. Two strikers were shot by the police and nuim-r--ous ht a«ls were broken by
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    AN ILL-STARRED VISIT.
    54 7 Li\ini£M«>nt-. Montana, Jul> 8. George* Landtoy, »-<iii<>r <>f th«- Antwerp Matin, was Mvetvty icakled by spray from one of th*- t;eyst-rs whilst visitinir th«* famom Yellow»ton« Park. He vraa rushed U. hospital but th«T»« is littU- hope <»f his recovery. I jvinjf*-ton«*. Ju'> 7. M. l^uidro) haa
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    COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP CRICKET.
    213 7 [Reuter's Service.] I/ondon, July 5. Counts championship cricket natrhei c.nvluded to-day ah follows: War* ickwhire vs. Surrey. At Birmingham: Warwickshire led <»n ,\r>t inning*. Surrey 27;i Warwickshire :> >-»l for Shepherd ■cored 114 for Surrey Kilner 121 and Wyatt I*sl for Warv. ick-hire. I\trtri took five Surrey
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    COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE.
    97 7 I Ist In. N. P. W. L. W. L. R. Pta. Hants (12) 16 I I 2 57 Vorthants (13) M I I 1 54 Sussex (7) 13 I 5 2 1 0 53 Lester (9) 15 4 5 1 5 0 52 Warwick (11) If 4
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    FOOTBALL.
    773 7 MEETING OF GENERAL COUNCIL. Malay Players Reprimanded. The Singapore Amateur Football Association issue the following report for the week ending Saturday July 6: The following matches will I e played during the week-ending Saturday .July 18: Division I:— Monday S.C.F.A. vs. Welch (Smith), stawium; Wednesday Malays vs. R.A. (Foster),
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    GAS FOR CHICAGO.
    48 7 ißeuterV Service]. Tulsa, Oklahama, Jul) »>■ A big financial combine is forming to construct a pipeline for piping natural vras to Chicago from Panhandle, Texas. Com- panies operating in the Chicago district will buy natural gas at the city gate and distribute it for industrial purposes.
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    THE B.A. MEETING.
    27 7 [Keuter's Service]. London, July 5. The final contingent of members of the British Association have left for South Africa to attend the 1929 Congress.
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      531 7 BUSINESS CARDS. BEACH HOUSE I TAN JONG KATONG Select Seaside Residential Hotel. Concrete Bathing Pas^r, tennifi Gsrajre, Good Cuieine. ;Phone 3553. M. C. Gasper, Proprietor. •■•^sXsXsXsXsXsXaXsXSXsXS^ filj|AS^AG lEt1 Et I/I AMCURE JISS FUMIKO. *32 Dhoby Ghaut. y^MSMaraiaißMaiai^tajaiaiaiaiaSßßßß (MEMORIALS. I SINGAPORE CASKET CO. MONUMENTAL MASONS. Telephone No. 75. fc^^^^3^jaiafil3M3J3ia3l3lSf3J3l3Jsl?iElg^^ TO LET.
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      592 7 NOTICES. PAJAM LIMITED. Notice is hereby given that an Interim Divilend of 5 per cent, on account of the financial 'ear ending September 30th, 192y, has been delared by the Directors payable to the Share* lolders on the Register on Tuesday, July .'JOth 9L»y. Notice is ala« hereby given that
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      457 7 CHOP KEPALA TROPICAL BEER I O\\ iim to the exceptional demand for s [i this new and entirely BRITISH BEER, jfj i i we are temporarily short of stocks. jy II t \S\ Fresh supplies are due on the 13th i i instant, followed by further shipments !j .1 weekly.
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      276 7 DISTRESS SALE. IN 1U SI PKBMI OOUBT OF THE SIK AITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF ttHOAHMB. Writ ftf Fill fill No. 35 dat»-d Jun«\ 192t. In the caus** of K. M. B, tMMMMBf Chetty landlord V«fWM Khoy Chow Tamant. AUCTION SALE of ■OUBBHOLO Kl KMTI'RK. fnrnpnsinic: Hi.urkwood table, black* <>.«i •hair-,
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS MONDAY, JULY 8, 1929. WEEK-END COMMENT.
    619 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS MONDAY, JULY 8, 1929. WEEK-END COMMENT. a certain amouni of "atmos] re" developed in the House in the course of the debate on the Address when the matter of foreign policy wu discussed. Col. Wedgwood, who is by way of being a hard hitter in matters upon
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    403 8 v. l).' i. ent y arrived in I i > and. 1 1. T <> M it that a ippea t Ma I and. In the D esca] I'd pi isoner lay was sent rigor* us imprisonment t his pr< sent t. E. heng San \\a~ charged in the Fourth
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    MALAYAN GOLF.
    851 8 THE COODEN BEACH MEETING. A Very' Plea-ant Gathering* [From Our ()•<■ i i :t.| lond'P June 11. Cui nd thi- fol< I u hich upp Kill nt> •«1 in l.i- special Lin<l L8 and l I Vc ten > tin final Of the Malayan Golf Coodeß Beach. The
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    SIR H. CLIFFORD IN PERAK.
    81 8 GOVERNMENT AND Ml\|\« INDUSTRY. Not (ioing to fetCt the "lamb. i i' i 'i h» Sir H tm lar| 'our |>:i: I. < I and tin* Sttltan <>n hi- < hauir.: 1 h n< t .ntend i" Sir Hu»fh. „,11, r.vti t«. ianil.. I«'\«n1 «'\«n
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    SCOUTS GREET SIR HUGH.
    28 8 H\m K.iMn at I;>oh. I 11-• Ii I A i Ipol II j g h K i m<.rnir 1 he > Excellei the* mak< I
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      SATURDAY'S RUBBER PRICES.
      33 8 I undun. lul\ I Messrs. Symington and S notify to-das rubh^i follow Spot li 1 d. (up thf I 11 s |6d. (up 3 1 »>t >i > I i^ firm.
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      YACHT CLUB DINNER.
      46 8 dri'i'tinu tht- i^itoi a dinnei was bono > \:tt-i the Kmu. the contpan) 'I x i Holland the Th«- a proposed The R B N 1 amanahi] pita] rui Mr. Van > th« p Club to the al Sii N m m ,w w.v.%*. *i
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    20 8 i !n ;u that when D J v U-aw .I »i H Hopkti l»r Hopkins will atul tetUlii M .M.
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    EMPIRE'S THANKSGIVING.
    129 9 IMPRESSIVE SERVICE 4T WESTMINSTER King's Tremendous Ovation. London, July 7 ui before the service of thanks H« M,,tyV recover wa^dt mmence at Westminster Abbey the vacant seats were Their Majestie? ies had begun to f. :<>!v mid wrem.l the Abbey, but in cool and ather they waited Their
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    YESTERAY'S CATHEDRAL SERVICE.
    203 9 Andrew's Cath« Iral yesteiday was Led by Swindell in a service of thanksr the King'* n in common multitude b f others in the Empire rat th« world. Sunday being on which Kin*- George proce ided >bey Church of St. Peter at West- re to unite his
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    THE VHLLEMSTAD RAID.
    76 9 Enquiry to be Held. rt i Service, j The Nairn-.'. July 7. Dutch poll military officers Curacao <>n July L9 to enquire du( t of the ;h1 military <.n the occasion cf the rebel Willemata a party of Venezuelan lu'l.l up Willemstad, the capiDutch Islam) of Curacoa,
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    BALKAN DANGERS.
    65 9 Mot laid for Prime Minister. [Renter's Service] Sofia. July 7. a rifle-fire attack ar between Kritchim and Philli- ccited the city as it is known Minister and Minister of Public motoring from Phillipopolis to rtained however that the Minister had entrained at Kritchim 3< ,ia while the Minister
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    NEW REFUELLING RECORD.
    30 9 N EW REFUELLING RECORD. [Reuter'i Service.] Cleveland. July 6. ■plane City of Cleveland, pilotRO3 Mitchell ar<i Byron Newcomb, the world's refueling endurance rd. The plain- regained In the < hours second-.
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    U.S. NAVAL CHIEF DEAD.
    25 9 IKeuter's Service.] Washington, July 7death has occurred of Rear- Admiral frlward Eberle, ex-Chief of Naval uperatioM. Saturday's tables on papre 7.]
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    LABOURS HOPES.
    110 9 THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PEACE. AH Nations Must Join. [Keuter's Service.] If. d London, July »>. Mr. Ramsay MacDonald had an enthusifn n tT eI V° n K at DUrham from the Air Force (amp at Halton to attend a miners fete. At the condusi-.n of his speech a
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    CHINA PROBLEMS.
    247 9 Mr. Henderson Explains the Position. [Renter 7 Service.] p i L<»nd«n. July 6. re^'.'r :i 'V l Sir A Chamberlain* point. i^acim, I hina in yesterday's debate. Mr. A. Hen i (Foreign Secretary) said Sir a- hambariain knew more of the negotiation* pr< ceex ing than he did
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    WAR DEBT PAYMENTS.
    166 9 France .still in Difficulty. r» i 'v< ute? s< rvice. j (indon, .lul> K. In reply to the French n te regarding meeting of the reparation: conferenci to implement the recent Owen Voung sch (iivat Brit&in has repeated hei view thai London ia the- i most convenient
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    PROHIBITION TRAGEDY.
    77 9 Shooting on Sight A^ain. Kt liter's Service. Oklahoma City, July H. VV. Thomascon, veteran prohibition agent, an.i three Assistants, have been arrested for raiding the farm of .lames Harris in search of liquor and sho< ting and killing Harris and his brothei -in-law named Lowery. Before they died
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    JAPANESE POLITICS.
    44 9 Mr. Tokonami Returns to Seiyukai. [Nanyo Xichi-Xichi Service.] Tokio, July Ifr, Tokonami, President of the Shinto (iub, and his followers have decided to return to the Seiyukai Party after six years' separation, in the form of the amalgamation of the two parties.
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    GENERAL BOOTH'S ESTATE.
    27 9 [Router's Service.] London. July 7. The Salvation Army leader, General Booth who died suddenly on June 16, left £913. [Saturday's cables on page 7.]
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    16 9 Mr. W. M. Wall of Tenang- estate, Tenang, is now at Kuala Gemas estate, Gemas. M.M.
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    WIMBLEDON FINALS.
    494 9 FINE STRUGGLE IN r.IEN'3 DOUBLES. Cochet Regain i Title. [Router's Service. 1 f.OOdOn, July 6. The weather was dull si Wimbledon tolay and heavy sh. wera fell. Queues waited ill the morning at the gates. Lacoste (holder* was a spectator of the men'i final \h> h Cochet won
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    THE NEW SPANISH CONSTITUTION.
    134 9 j it utei 'a Service. Madrid, I ti I > 7. The draft of the new constitut! n read to tin* National Assembly has 10 1 claus It provides for the establishment of a Council of ihi- Realm including two royal Princes, the V 1 Toledo,
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    MOTOR RACING TRAGEDY.
    52 9 Motorist and Gendarme Killed. Reuter' Service]. Fraiuorchamp. Juh 7. The racing motorist Charlie*, driving Bugatti in the Belgian Grand l'rix was instantanei usly killed by his car overturning. Kervyn, driving a Minerva, crashed through a I airier killi-n: one Gendarme and seriously injuring three other* ami sustaining
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    OIL RESTRICTION.
    51 9 [Reuter's Service.] New York. July (J. The newipapen say that an influential committee representing- the petroleum interests will go to Europe Immediately to attempt to reconcile the differences of American and European producers and discuss revision of export prices and worldwide curtailment of production. [Saturday's cables on pajre
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    56 9 There was a bURfI gathering of "Colonials" at a garden party given on June 8 at the Phyllis Court Club, Henley-on-Tham-es, by the Royal Empire Society, in co-oper-ation with tjhe Committee of the club. Among: those from overseas were Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Cooke and Mr. and Mrs. If.
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    THE KING'S CUP.
    299 9 K EIDER CUP PILOT'S VICTORY. i Comes Fifth. I Service- 1 London, July ti. npsr air race f f lr c; ear Bri am has been 'von by Flight-Lieut. Atcheri»>. Sytag an Armstrong-Si iddey Grebe at an average speed of 150.:: milefl per hour. Saturdays air-race was
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    R.S.Y.C. REGATTA.
    609 9 Kooth Wins Sculling Championship. In connection with th. rimit of th< i:.. i Sing rtl of liling races \.i\ u < a »sful gatta was held at the Yacht Club Mir<:;i V J i ilu led the < lub sculling champi foui and open pair*. In the lub
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    166 12 There were 1,321 sheep aboard the City j of Windsor which arrived here from J%ydney on her way to Penang on Saturday. The French mail steamer Chenonceaux arrived here yesterday from Marseilles, leaving later in the day for Yokohama. The quarterly returns of signalling between H.M. ships and
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    ABANDONED PLEASURE CRUISE.
    251 12 An action by the ownei > ol the Kitano Maru against the owners of Otranto came on Cor touring in the Admiralty Divisj. n on June lo iK-ton Mr. Justice Hill, sitting El uer Hrethien of Trinity HoQtt A collision oc. urred lad August between the Japanese
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    RAPID SHIPBUILDING.
    391 12 ('funi Work on the Clyde. Glaaaje* The fact th:it work i< l^inv carried on in Clyde shipyards and marine engineering *h<>ps much more enpsdltKfflslj th.iti ;it any previous time account^ t large extent for the many highly creditable achievement! in the way df early delta rief of new
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    N.Y.K. LINER CHICHIBU MARU.
    49 12 On May Bth the Chichibu .Maru was launched from the Yokohama Dockyard. She is the third of the three 17,000-ton N.Y.K. transpacific liners. The Chichibu Maru differs from the other two vessels slightly in length, being 560 ft. long with a beam of 74 ft.
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    SHIP'S LIQUOR.
    72 12 I 900 Bottles Discovered by N. Y. diatoms. New York. June 1. It is expected that the Captain of the United States liner. President Harding, will have difficulty in explaining the presence of 900 bottles of liquor, found by Customs officers, in the liner's life boats. Liquor is
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    METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
    62 12 (By -courtesy of the Government Health Office). For the twenty-four hours ending midnight -July sth: Max. shade temp. SS.4 F Min. shade temp. 77 F Mean shade temp. 81.6 F Max. sun radiation 157 F Min. grass radiation 72 F Mean wet-bulb temp. 77.6 F Mean relative humidity
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      749 12 .WAIL DESPATCHES. BY IKAIN. Kuala Pahang, Pekan, Sungei Lembin and ruiantan (via Gemas and Jerantut) every Monday, Tuesoay, Thursday and Friday 6 a.m. Bangkok every Thursday 6 a.m. Kota Tinggi, Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Taiping Penang and Kedah and Lower Siam 6 a.m. Kelantan every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday 6
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    OUR WAVE-EATING LIFEBOATMEN!
    430 13 ''Simple-Minded, Out of Place in Hteh Society Of the kind hearts, the buoyancy, and tht bajrjjy trousers of our lifet>oatnien. as told by the children of 1.400 schools in Givat Britain and Ireland. They wrote essay> for the Duke of North, umberland's competition which is organised each
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    This Week's Great Day.
    619 13 o^o^b^h a July B— Death of The Black Prince. 553 On July Bth, 137»i. Kdward YEARS Plantaganet. commonly known AGO. as "The Black Prince,"* the eldest son of King Edward 111. and Quee.. Philippa, and the greatest and most famou.of Britain's warrior princes, died at the
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    OLDEST TAVERN IN A NEW ROLE.
    345 13 Motor Coach Depot at the Chandos Arms. England's < Idest tavern, the Chandos* Arms at Edgware. which dates back to the days of William the Conqueror, has ceased to ;*i>t ns an inn. and will shortly Worm a !•<■ »l, u:g office for motor-coach
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    INTERNATIONAL SOCCER.
    837 14 WHAT MATCHES ARE LIKE ON CONTINENT. Not Picnics. English ;«>..t all mum whirl) scveesjesfm ered defeats in matches during inei. con tinental tours have come in for i considerable amount »f harsh criticism. In view o this the following article by a Madrid <>r respondent of the Daily
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    MATINEE PERFORMANCE.
    159 14 Booking for the matinee performance >n Thursday ISth., will open Wednesday the 10th inst at *.:U) a.m. at John Little's. Children of sixteen and under will l>e admitted at $1.50. The charge for adults and hose over 16 will he $3. Parties of children -lumbering not k»M than
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    16 14 Motorist at Bow County Court denying hat he did forty miles an hour; I am not
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      275 14 TIPPED WITH COPK OF PURE NATUPAL CPOWTH X~ s^^> Severe Eczema /!J R k\ on Face Arms and Legs wfk V portrait isoflli^s Florence T<ig- SB&^T V i nell.ol C7,S holars Ifoad, Italhnm, H6& 1 6 Q I<'ii<lon, Kn^'land, who iuoth» r M Wf' m "rites: When elevau years old
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    FRASER & CO., EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS.
    892 15 FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS. SATURDAY. JULY 6th. Buyers Sellers. Asam kum bang 39s 41s Bangrin Tin 34s 9d 35s 9d Batang Padang ($1) S5 40 Batu Laves ÜBl\k 1.62 Bukit Arang ($1) 2 .10 Burmah Malaya 41s 42s Chenderiang <js 10s Chin Chin ($1) 15 20 Eastern Siam
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    EXCHANGE.
    65 15 liank 4 ni..-. 2)3 27|32 Bank demand 2 3 23;32 Private endttl tii.*. j. 4 o iu New York, demand 55 18 16 Credits yO day* 67% France, dervand 1431 India. T.T. |f| Honirkon^, (J»'in;iiid 13*4 P-<^ Dis. Yokohama, drmand l'J-4 1 Java, demand J ■<'*>« B.nt'kok. demand 80^4
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    PRODUCE.
    246 15 July 6. Tin i::. !..„> $105 Gambier 8 14 IN-ppti White 118 I't'pp«T Black 60 Flake Tapioca 6% Pearl Sago Small 0 Rice, Anam No. 2 2RC Copn SuMilriri! 9.10 Kice Liang Hin Chan Mark Red Eajrle (New) 8.80 Rice, Siam old No. 1. S3O Rice, Rangoon Bintan 260
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    61 15 July Kth.. 12 o'clock noon. R.s.s. equal t<> Standard, QjC f. Si »t 37 Standard R.S.S. on Tender lnl] 37 37* 4 AugU»| 17H Stptembtt 37 :t>> Au»f-Sept. l»ec. M t»% Jan Mat M P'\ Tone of Market Steady. Latest Cable: London Sp<-t -he«-t I<>
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    PERSO-BELGIAN TRADE.
    20 15 Treat) Katiticd b\ Mejli». London. June 27. The MejltM to-dajj ratified tht rVrsoBelirian Treaty <>t" Commerce and Navigation,
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    RUBBER HEART IN A CAT.
    82 15 A rat >|h nt one of iti fabled nine lives recently equipped with rubber heart, according tn Dr. O, s. (iiM>s of Dalh< usic University, ai reported by tin- New Vork Tinea. Thv heart, electrically operated, maintained full action over a period of hours in
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    303 15 JACKS' REPORT. l/ondon, June 12. The M-ttk'mi'nt of the terms 1.1 the ration agTOlOlom has steadied Market! all round, hut the cfcompßOOO d! t0... 1 Ihi depress quotations fur all other commodities. topper.-- The Copper Bap»iUll' Trust considers that the present qiiot»tt inns .i" In cent> |>er
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    ROSE MACPHAIL AND PENMAN LTD'S REPORT.
    190 15 .Sini'apnri- Jul> H. Kuhh^r. Londoa mi.'. \r u i U n. Prfea noon: Spot Mtfc, .July :5 7, Au^r. S7H, Aug.Sept Jff%, Oit.-htc* Jan.- March 40. Finn quiet. Tin.- London 1207 \\l* 6d. lOi up. Mining.— Firm. Sunjffi \N':. x.d.. Koehaii i..*>:> i.:>^ t
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    AMHBBST TO TAKE OVER JENDRAK.
    60 15 Bin Capital Increase. I ondun, Jul> Amherst Rubber Co, is taking over ,J< n derak Bstatea from December r.»2'.» oa pro rats, valuation of the i I :,,.th *«u panits. u i< propoaed t<> t ii«eapHal <»f the mm company from E25,000 to (125,000 by
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    MACPHAIL'S SHARE LIST.
    116 15 Saturdays Alterations Jul> rtth.. Closing Prices. Buyer- Sell, Hong batt> 7;, ~y Johan Tin j,, Kinta Tm Dred. 1 7:. l.Tßfc Kucha 1 Lukut 1 uu 1 .47 1 j Malayan (on. L'lu Piah ;J;, l'lu Klangs iAI% Vi Assam kumbangs 40. |U M atu T,n 3d
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      376 15 ASSET m™ R $9 so ooo ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $35,000,000 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27 Old J me company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England, and complies with the British Life iTTDuwim
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      277 15 BANKING. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Incorporated in England by Royal Charter. Paid up Capital in 600,000 shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £4,000,000 Keserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 Head Office: 38, Bishop sgate, London, E.C. Agencies and Branches. Alor Star Harbin Tongkah Amritsar Iloilo (Bhuket). Bangkok
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      585 15 BANKING. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated in Hong Kong). HEAD OFFICE: HONG KONG. Authorised Capital $50,000,000 Issued and fully paid up $20,000,000 Reserve Fund— Sterling 6,000,000 Silver $14,000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors $20,000,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS N. S. Brown, Esq., Chairman. W. H. Bell, Esq., Deputy Chairman. Hon: Mr.
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    ATHLETICS.
    222 16 THE A.A.A. CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING. Burghley Beaten in Hurdles. [Reutcr'a Service.] London, July 6. The following were the results in the A.A.A. Championships at Stamford Bridge. High Jump: Kesmarki (Hungary) 6 ft. 3 ins. 100 Yards: Jack London (Britain) 10 sees. Four Miles: Beavers (England) 19 mins. 49 2-5 sees.
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    WORLD MARATHON RECORD BEATEN.
    61 16 WORLD MARATHON RECORD BEATEN. [Reuters Service London. July S. At Stamford Bridge to-day H. Payne won the British Marathon in 2 hrs 30 mins. 57 3-5 seconds, a world's record. [FREE PRESS SERVICE. -COPYRIGHT] I^ondon. July 6. Payne yesterday won the A. A. A. Marathon of 26 miles 38."> yards
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    INTER-PORT YACHTING.
    43 16 INTER-PORT Y ACHTING. record vf 1920 of 2 hrs., :*2 mins., '6b 4-5 sees., and his own last year's record of 234 3-*. Mr. F. G. Lm*dom*M Kmtkieen^ whiek wt,,< to,, „f thr thre> rnn far RiSA ik. Battle, a duriiip the icrrk-
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    HENLEY REGATTA.
    203 16 Dull Day and Head Wind. I neuter f service I. I ondon. July 6At H mley the weather was dull and threaterinjr with a slight headwind against the crews. The following were the results of the Finals. Grand Challenge (up: Leander beat Thames (Holders) by two lengths in
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    RACING.
    660 16 THE PERAK TURF CLUB MEETING. Two Surprise Results. Ipoh, July 6. Fine weather favoured the second day of the Perak Turf Club meeting to-day but the very hard track did not suit many of the horses. The fields were good and the keen and exciting sport was witnessed by
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    AUSTRALIAN RACING.
    61 16 Kentle Wins V.R.C. Grand National. [FRKK PRESS SERVICE. COPYRIGHT]. Sydney. July 7. The V.R.C. Grand National hurdle race (three miles) resulted as followsKENTLE 10.8 j CHUiHREE 9.9 f| BAY OF BISCAY 9.6 V\on by a length; third threequarters of a length away. Time 5 mins. 39 sees. Fifteen
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    SUCCESS OF THE "TOTE."
    58 16 London. July 6. Striking success has attended the inauguration of the totalisator at Newmarket this week and there has been a turnover of £50,000. A feature of the success of the system is the betting for places on race courses where hitherto there has been no
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    SELANGOR TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    46 16 Kuala Lumpur. July t>. In the Selangor lawn tennis singles championship yesterday evening first round reults were: Erring-ton beat Loke Yaik Foo, ."—B, 6—3, 6—2; Hovil beat Nathan, 4—6, <;_ 3, 7—5; Ferriday beat Ward, 6 3, 6—3; Wedgewood beat Arriffin 6 2 6—4.
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    CRICKET.
    295 16 8.8. I'S COMFORTABLE WIN. Bright Play on Padang. After 84 runs had been scored for the loss of four wickets in reply to the P.S. and L's total of 153, during the S.C.C. tournament game on the Padang on Saturday, More and Wild brought the 8.8. and I. to
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    EXCITEMENT AT TANGLIN.
    348 16 Etceteras Just Beaten. A splendid stand by Laverton and a newbatsman named Kendall when the Etceteras had seven wickets down for «J4 runs only, against the bowling of the Welch Regiment at Tanglin on Saturday pulled the fat out of the fire so to speak, and the
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    ALL CAUGHT!
    318 16 I Regiment's Keen Fielding. i The Welch Regiment yesterday nut the IS.C.C 2nd XI on the Padang and went down badly against the bowling of Vine and Imray. They scored only 77. But they made amends by exceptionally keen fielding, a'l ten players of the S.C.C. side being
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    SOUTH AFRICANS S.O.S.
    95 16 [FREE PRESS SERVICE.— COPYRIGHT.] London. July 6. The South Afeican touring team are sending" out an "5.0.5," message for Duminy (Transvaal) who is supposed to be in England, as their team has become so weakened by injuries. It will be remembered that in the second Test the
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    INTER-PORT YACHTING.
    994 16 SINGAPORE WIN AGAINST BATAVIA. R.S.Y.C. at Home. The tenth annual At Home of the Royal Singapore Yacht Club was held on Saturday, the date having been arranged to coincide with the visit of the yachtsmen from the Royal Batavian Yacht Club. H. E. the Governor (the Commodore) and
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