The Straits Echo (Mail Edition), 15 April 1925
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Title Section19 1925-04-15 1 THE STRAITS ECHO MAIL EDITION. |lB PER ANNUM. SINGLE COPY 40 CENTS VOL. 23 PENANG APRIL 15,1925 NO. 1519 words
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Advertisement191 1925-04-15 1 CONTENTS LEADERS MISCELLANEOUS: (Continued) i Rioshas 377 Mr. Langham-Carter ...386 g gi A Serious Offenoe 381 Seremban Club Case 386 g j France’s Finances ...381 Anti-Opium Measures ...387 France’s Post-War Finances 389 S.C.B- Benefit Fund 387 g a LAW Th® Plight of Prai 388 Rj Kn The Restriction Law 378191 words
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Advertisement186 1925-04-15 2 4J r TH< r I STRAITS ECHO MAIL EDITION. 1 q/5. Published the day prior to the departure of each mail for Europe, and contains the latest local and States news originally published in the S, daily issues, as well as all important news from various parts of the Far186 words
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Article1041 1925-04-15 377 ob o ne assertion made by the Won and China Express, in ap e n the ricsha, "the glamou I t'l in the Orient is not what there will be universal agree--nt,’and in the case of residents m East there may be a tendency to ws tion whether it1,041 words
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Article455 1925-04-15 377 ST. Mr. G. Edgar, who is staying at the E. A O. Hotel, arrived by the Kinta this morning from Singapore. Mr. C. H. Hicks, of the London Zoological Society, who has c»ome to Malaya to collect specimens, is at present in Singapore. Ihe Hon. Mr. Langham Carter, ResidentST. - 455 words
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Advertisement30 1925-04-15 377 jjt siraiis cto PLBLISHED DAILY mail EDITION nine the news of the week prior to Wt of Europe Th e Criterion Press, Limited, 59, Beach Street, I’enangwEDNESIHI', APRIL S. «2530 words
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Article826 1925-04-15 378 Mining in Kedah Mr. W. Peel, the British Adviser, remarks in his anou »1 report on the State of Kedah that Kedah is essentially a padi country and where the two industries clash, mining must give way. Ths location and wo» king of Indus is perhap* the only826 words
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Article280 1925-04-15 378 FALSE ASSESSMENT DECLARATION European Estate Manager Convicted [From Our Own Correspondent] Kuala Lumpur, April 8 V. N. B. Were, Manager of the Kampong Kuantan Rubber Company, Kuala Selangor, was charged at Kuala Selangor by the Restriction Department with making a false statutory declaration in respect of the280 words
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Article1802 1925-04-15 378 M^ic iPAL L m sIDEMT INTERESTING MEETING Yesterday’s meeting of tie V Commissioners was of more than interest for, apart from aQ made with regard to Mr g departnre, Mr. Lim Cheog 4? President had matters of nuh'i,. to bring forward. Mr. g Co?*** presided and the1,802 words
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Article710 1925-04-15 379 .Malay Mai). CASE SETTLED OUT OF COURT A M IS UNDER S T A N DIN G Seremban, April 7 The Sungei Ujong Chib case was mentioned in the Supreme Court this morning, before Mr. -Justice Deane, when Mr. Ivens, for Air. Justice McCabe Reay, the plaintiff,.Malay Mai). - 710 words
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Article387 1925-04-15 380 -s.x The case in which Esther Lim js using Murugasu for maintenance of an illegitimate child was continued in the Third Court this morning before Mr. C. W. A. Sennett. Mr. G. H. Goh appeared for applicant and Mr. C. D. D. Hogan for defendant. Evidence for the-s.x - 387 words
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Article171 1925-04-15 380 Visit From S. Patani An interesting cricket match was played at Alor Star on Sunday between teams representing Alor Star and Sungei Patani. Batting first, Alor Star compiled 108, towards which F. C. D. Laßrooy contributed 48, E. V. G. Day 34, and J. F. Augustin171 words
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Article598 1925-04-15 380 P. C. C. v. CHINESE A Win for the Club All sides of the padang were lined three to four deep yesterday to witness the Association Football League match between the P.C.C. and the Chinese, which, after a very fast and well contested game, resulted in a598 words
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Article303 1925-04-15 380 Chinese Convicted for Cruelti In the Second Police Court to4s before Mr. P. S. Williams, Inspects Dawson, of the Pitt Street Station, charged Khoo Pai Pun, a Cantonese, with cruelty to animals by causing two morai birds to fight near the Capitan Klang mosque yesterday. The evidence for303 words
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Article566 1925-04-15 381 W A Sennett, the Magis«r .C-'««end Police Court, very tn“ 'took a serious view of the rl Emitted bv the local dealers .'“Evicted on Tuesday of sellwho® he co nll i n ine, and rejected xg adulterate q would be met s £«°and the payment of costs,566 words
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Article785 1925-04-15 381 Twenty odd years ago, when M. Anatole de Monzie, the new French Minister of Finance, and the present' writer were comrades in the Latin Quarter, finance was certainly not de Monzies strong point. Rather, the contrary. But he was already recognised as a brilliant young barrister, who would785 words
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Article234 1925-04-15 381 TRIBUTE IN SUPREME COURT The Independence Of The Judicial Bench” [From Our Own Correspondent] Singapore, April 9 The Attorney-General, Sir W. Murison and Mr. J. Aitken paid a tribute to the retiring Chief Justice, Sir Walter Shaw, in the Supreme Court, the former observing that Sir Walter234 words
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Article1262 1925-04-15 382 Thu Colonial Secretary and Pral According ti the London correspondent of t‘'H Singapore Free Press, the Undersecretary of State for the Colonies has mentioned the fact that the present unfortunate position” regarding Prai is engaging the anxious consideration of the High Cornnsiosioner and the Unofficial members of the1,262 words
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Article975 1925-04-15 382 ADMISSION OF A SOLICITOR BAR COMMITTEE S OPP OSIT] In the Supreme Court this m 5 Lordship Mr. Justice Wbitlev «pplication of Mr Irving Arnold bin ward hane, Barrister-at-Law 7 Oyu mission as a member of the Sunram/e As a matter of fact, the anni; Lgen before Mr.975 words
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Article118 1925-04-15 383 [From O W Own Corretpcndent] f i f u 9fendftntB 10 the Ferrers, w wide i? 8 aoton f° r an order to of th/ r V>IOUB rder a l ,owin the Pl r nt ut of th jurisdiction Kuftla Lumpur. of the\< n,^ de -n118 words
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Article693 1925-04-15 383 PRIZE DAY Brevity was the key-note of the proceedings at the Government English School yesterday when Mrs. Voules gave away certificates in connection with the school’s annual prise day. Lack of space also did not preclude the boys from giving an entertainment and this, though not up693 words
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Article421 1925-04-15 383 Deck Passenger Stabs Three Men As briefly reported in a telegram from our Singapore correspondent, a Chinese quarte*"-master and two Bengali policemen were stabbed by a Chinese passenger on board the Tangistan whilj this vessel was lying in the roads at Singapore on Monday. The wounded421 words
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Article568 1925-04-15 384 f .M.S. GOVERNMENT LAUNCH DAMAGED Tbh 8 q el to a colliGon betweer the motor Luu h Rewnk, one of toe craft of tlii Rubber P evemive Fleet, aid the wahf-boat Ent<"p»i i e, hlon-.-side the water-fxat jetty at Hin/apore, was heard before M Juatve Sproule in568 words
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Article1116 1925-04-15 384 ANNUAL MEETING Five Per Cent. Dividend The twelfth annual general meeting of the shareholders of the Sungei Gettah Rubber Company, Limited, was held at 12.30 p.m. to day at the registered offices of the Company, No. 8, Beach Street, Penang. Mr. F. H. Grumitt (Director) presided and the1,116 words
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Article1508 1925-04-15 385 E VIDENCEJONCLUDED aiZiZ7^ ideUCe 0F t 6 Gurusann» in o te nance action by -ncein tbe nst K> Murugasu, m Esther burt before Mr. C. W. A. the Th ird r j a v said about 7 p.m. on MEett} l 2 he visited defendant at 94, Road1,508 words
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Article259 1925-04-15 385 Judging by the entries there should be some interesting racing this week-end at Ipoh when the Gymkhana Club will hold another two-day sky meeting, on the Saturday and Monday, confined to ponies and hacks, says the Free Press. The previous fixture of this kind brought the Club259 words
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Article522 1925-04-15 386 MALACCA CLUB PRESENTATION The lion. Mr. Langham-Carter, the retiring Resident Councillor. Malacca, and the popular president of Malacca Club, was the guest of the Club on Saturday, when a farewell tea and cricket match were held. Ihe teams were captained respectively by the Hon. Mr Langham Carter522 words
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Article393 1925-04-15 386 GROWING CONFIDENCE OF ESTATE POPULATION In the report of the Malacca Agricultural Medical Board for 1924, the administrator, the Hon. Mr. J. W. Campbell, says: Taking the returns sent in, the average estate population represented is 18,634, amongst which there were 371 deaths, giving a death rate393 words
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Article275 1925-04-15 386 (To the Editor of the Free Press) Sir, Having been Secretary to the old Company and or the Board prior to, 'luring, and subsequent to the Arbitration re the expropriation in 1905, 1 am interested to read the remarks of the < hairman ot the Chamber of275 words
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Article390 1925-04-15 386 Commenting on the result of the action brought by Mr. Justice McCabe Reay against the Sungei Ujong Club, tb Malay Mail says Not only the friends and acquaia tances of the parties, but every right thinking person among the educated classes of all communities in this coun390 words
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Article706 1925-04-15 387 tH E KLANG WARD (Contributed) t ,»rr 26 when the Antifrorln- a J rd at the District Hospital, r" opened, up to March 31. the Sch o' Sel!,ngor Antl ;°P ,u K!an krl issued 225 admission tickets, h h 2!9 were pressed by the apX for admission into706 words
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Article336 1925-04-15 387 Singapore Company Secretary Sentenced Sentence of three months’ rigorous imprisonment was passed by the District Judge (Mr. Ralph Scott), Singapore, on a Ceylonese, named K. C. Perera, for criminal breach of trust as a servant ot the Seremban General Agency in 1921. The accused returned to336 words
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Article219 1925-04-15 387 RECEIVING ORDERS AGAINST CHINESE CLERKS Air. Justice Barrett-Lennard granted several applications for receiving and adjudication orders in the Bankruptcy Court at Singapore. The debtors included Tan Cheng Hin, a clerk, employed by Messrs. Boustead A Co., who received a salary of $ll5 and owed $2,000 to money lenders.219 words
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Article411 1925-04-15 387 Annual Report The Committee in th e annual report for the year ending 28th February, 1925, of the Subordinate Civil Service Benefit Fund, Penang, to be laid before the members on April 18 says:The fund has now completed its third year and as on previous occasions, the411 words
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Article286 1925-04-15 388 The Ixmdon correspondent of the Singapore Free Press cables to that paper: In view of your leafier of February 25 touching the future of Prai, 1 have made enquiries from the Hon. W. G. Ormsby-Gore, under-Secretary of State for the Colonies, who tells me that the286 words
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Article147 1925-04-15 388 1 he following motor cases v ere heard before P. S. Williams, in the Police Court yesterday: A Chinese driver of car No. P. 798 was charged with driving his car in a rash and negligent manner at the junction of Carnarvon and Prangin Streets, failing to sound147 words
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Article231 1925-04-15 388 A Chinese was brought before Mr. C. W. A. Sennett in the Police Court vesterdav for having failed to show cause. Inspector E. J. Brownings said accused was a notorious chicken stealer, and had four previous convictions, three for theft and one for absconding. He was sentenced to231 words
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Article32 1925-04-15 388 Walley Wins (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, April 4 Walley regained the Flyweight Championship of Malaya yesterday evening at the Happy Valley by outpointing Trono in a twelve-round contest.32 words
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Article349 1925-04-15 388 Curious Defence in Johore Murder Charge A curious case opened the Johore Bahru Assizes before Mr. Justice A. V. Brown on Saturday, when Lai Fatt, a coolie on a timber cutting kongsi near Mersing, was charged with the murder of Yip Thow, the clerk to the kongsi.349 words
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Article397 1925-04-15 388 Fire at Telok Pulai [From Our Own Correapondent] Klang, March 26 A fire occurred on the 23rd instant al Telok Pulai, about two and a half miles away, which completely destroyed a lam unoccupied Chinese two-storey house The building belonged to the late Towkay Hong Thye and is397 words
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Article1003 1925-04-15 389 w had been Prime MinisS ten months, and in this ter for llbo magnitude of his f bvious. Financial difficuh Lrited from his predecessors, a d became acute, and "fmlitical troubles appeared on the po domain of foreign to“',sd certainly in his attitude j ppnnany M. Herriot1,003 words
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Article484 1925-04-15 389 Mr. J. S. W. Arthur, District Judge, Malacca and Mrs. Arthur will leave this month for Home. Mr. A. B. S. Morton is appointed a member of the Indian Immigration Committee vice Mr. V. A. Taylor. The death is announced of Colonel James Alexander Black, I. M.S., from heart484 words
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Article1161 1925-04-15 390 The Tin Market A month ago the price of tin was slightly below £250, and market conditions were favourable after a series of slumps on a growing realisation that statistics were likely to make a favourable showing. Secondly, there was a feeling that in any case price had1,161 words
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Article539 1925-04-15 390 MEMORIAL SERVICE at SINGAPORE In Singapore on Sunday the was of a particularly impresses says the Free Press. The fl’’ kindly lent by Mr. Lim Teck Ri prietor, was transformed into worship, the roadways and otherX in the grounds being renamed for thu and from early morning539 words
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Article3550 1925-04-15 391 pt«AK v>ENAN(i pcuang VVin Again Exciting lini*h TJainTon their annual oll f with I’erak but the game g O be g r,t da 1 one lost four good 4 Then ensued a long and pickets rtnprdlip bv Bird and Duck.lubbom P<‘ lt mer p fo p ena ng3,550 words
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Article243 1925-04-15 393 TALL SCORING A Drawn Game The following are the scores in this m<'h which was played on Saturday mH yesterday at Kuala Lumpur. What promised to be an interesting finish was prevented by rain, stumps being drawn yesterday after Singapore had made 139 'iG On the first243 words
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Article133 1925-04-15 393 Matches in Penang The Perak Casuals led by Air. J. C. S. O’Hara visited Penang during the Easter holidays and played the Chinese at association, cricket and hockey. The cricket was against the Chinese Recreation Club, the soccer against a Penang Chinese team and the Hockey133 words
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Article428 1925-04-15 393 Ipoh Casuals vs. C. R. C. A football match was played on Saturday on the Victoria Green between teams representing the Ipoh Casuals and the Chinese Recreation Club. The Casuals were captained by E. H. Toft and the Chinese by Thean Bin. From the kick-off the Chinese assumed the428 words
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Article362 1925-04-15 393 The following are the scores in the first innings only Perak Casuals W Moreira b Eng Hye 7 N. Monerasinghe c Keng Chuan b Eng Leong 2 2 C. A. Baig c Hor Lan b Eng Hye 16 H. Jansz b Eng Hye 4 P. Foley c Teik Ban362 words
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Article1639 1925-04-15 394 A SUGGESTED LONG CONTRACT SYSTEM i or a considerable part oi lust ycai there was much discussion ol Central Selling ol rubber as a remedy tor evils which even .Restriction had not quitesucceeded in overcoming. 1 look very little part in that discussion, because J felt that no1,639 words
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Article26 1925-04-15 395 Malayan Championship n o u n Correspondent] Singapore, April 13 final of the Malayan Golf Hardie beat Nash. 1 up «J 3la P la V26 words
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Article1262 1925-04-15 395 Events Well Supported The Ipoh Skye meeting began on 1 J kpfnrp a fair attendance. TBt 88 h were all well supported and the honours well distributed, with *to Fox’s credit. His Highness Multan of Perak and the Hon. the 1 t and Mrs Parr were1,262 words
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Article329 1925-04-15 396 THREE CHINESE KILLED A number of people living in Arg he Road and passers-by were startled on Sunday morning, about H o clock, Io 1 a woman with a child in her arms running aero-- I’cnang Road shouting. Orang bunoh, orang bunoh.' She made for the Leith329 words
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Article221 1925-04-15 396 T.O M. Our Klang correspondent writes: On the evening of the Gth a Chinese 1 eo(diew. Ng Jin Swee, of Assam Jawa, who was going to Kuala Selangor on a bicycle without a lamp came into collision with Mr. J. H. Bassett’s car, With the re ultT.O M. - 221 words
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Article1135 1925-04-15 396 TRIBUTES FROM THE BAR InDEPENDE'I E OF THE JUDICIAL BENCH After nearly twenty years in the’ British Colonial judicial service, the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Shaw, left the* Colonv on retirement, and the opportunity was taken on Thursday by the memb. rs < 1 the1,135 words
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Article450 1925-04-15 397 cfl 'S WEEKLY REPORT 1 iBiM \Yednescbu Evening. <jS% l’ e^ d **iL after a*t back to l/Yjd has rteadily to 1/84 to-day 6 New York on the face of the r apid Xt the price of the Metal have remarkably steady with but Fdiscontinue weak and are on450 words
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Article1454 1925-04-15 397 ANTHONY CO.’S SHARE LIST Name of Company. Buyers Sellers Rema rubber—dollar sharks. cts. cts. Allenby Rubber Co., Ltd. 1.45 1.50 Alor G*j*h Rubber Estate, Ltd. 1.05 1,10 Amalgamated Malay Estates, Ltd 2.05 2.15 Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate Ltd 11.00 11.25 Ayer Kuning Rubber Estate, Ltd... 40.0 0.45 Ayer Molek Rubber1,454 words
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Article129 1925-04-15 397 Kedah 11,0141 b. Perak River Valley 16,000 and Soman#* gol 5,358 lb. Bata Lintan# 14,633, Jon# Landor 18,917, Bakap 13,750, Kaala Dingin 7,238, Patani 14,360, Bata Matang 5,300, Ta war 2,821, South Malay 12,00 South Johore 6,775, Parit Perak 18,014, Sangei Arak 5,201, Cioely 45,956, Eow129 words
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Article98 1925-04-15 397 Ipoh, for the month of Maroh, 875 piculs. Renong, No. 2 Dredge at Rasa, from 22nd to 31st March, 47 piculs, yardage treated 14,600, hours run 146|, regular running commenced Ist April and dredge working satisfaotorily. Tronoh Mines, for the month of Maroh, 1,418 piouls. Tongkah Harbour, from98 words
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