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MONDAY MAY, 28 1928
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2000 MILES RADIUS.
Shanghai will, in a short time, be The last day of the Osaksa link in a chain of radio stations Olympic sporte was favoured with which will relay messages from glorious weather. Throughout the America for round the world. six days a fine spirit of sportsman. This will be made possible by the ship, hins prevailed, and, while no competition of the new broadcast- world records were broken, practi- ing station on the top of Wing June 1.-D.- cally all the Far Eastern records On's store. were smashed.
TSAOCHUANG, May 26. Liu Tseu-chin and Chen Hwan- ting, representing the local gentry, held a conference with the bandits on Friday, returning on Saturday,
They state that the bandit chief gave them the same terms, four mixed brigades in the army, etc., but the bandit chief now seems more reasonable than heretofore, apparently surrendering to the de-
Out of seven championships Japan sires of the younger chiefs, who has won three; namely, the track wish enlistment in the army. and field, swimming and tennis The delegates were fired on events. The Filipinos have also when entering the camp, the out-secured three; basketball, volleyball posts being drunk.
and baseball. China has secured Cone only, footba}}.
The gentry delegates return ou Sunday with the Shantung Govern- ment's proposats. for a basis of settlement. Courtesy Daily Bulletin,
COUNTER PROPOSALS.
TSAOCHUANG, May 27.
Powell returned from the bandit
At to o'lock in the night Major
camp with two secretaries of the bandit chiefs, presumably bringing an answer to the deputy Tuchun's counter proposals,
These are that the troops shall be no further withdrawn; one bandit shall be admitted to the army for one rifle, but at least one thousand guaranteed; a month's pay in advance plus all arrears; the bandits shall be provisioned until, in the army; and the agreement shall be signed by foreign guaran- tors, the focal geatry and mer- chants; panding negotiations all foreigners and Chinese shall be released; and final details shall be settled at a conference at a proper and convenient place.
is nol
The bandits' answer known as the delegation was immediately ushered into the deputy's car for discussion,
Firing took place at Tsaochuang about a mile from the coal mine last night. It is stated variously that bandits who posted proclama- tions were fired on by soldiers or
attempted to attack the town for the purpose of securing hostages. There were no casualties.-Renter.
CHINA'S FINANCES.,
TWELFTH YEAR LOAN.
PEKING, May 27. It is understood that the term of repayment of the Twelfth Year Loan will be six years, amortisation commencing in January next, and the security to be the Customs re venue derived from the actual five per cent. tariff.
The Chinese banking group is to be entrusted with the flotation of the loan.-Courtesy Daily Bulletin.
LIKIN
The disposition of the Emperor's trophy was discussed by the com mittec. and at the distribution of prizes, which took placa in the Public Hall, it was awarded to Japan
The Chinese Minister's Trophy was awarded to the Chinese football players.
with
$9.-L.0.8.N 31.~~. N.
1.-10.8.N.
SWATOW.
29.-0. M.. ∙Kalgan.
19--LC.8.N.
Halhong.
Chakang.
$9,0. N..
Liangchow.
Talaang
bolyang.
Haitoong.
Yulang.
Bloklang.
2-U, N.
Kweiyouz.
Wingrang..
Tungabing
Haiching.
Boshu Maru.
AMOY.
20.-B. L 19.-0. Nj 1.-D. L. 5.-D. L. 7-0.8.K.
Haihong. Japan Boochow Halfoong
Haiching.
Bocha Mart.
FOOCHOW.
K.-I.C.S.N.- 5.-10.8.N. -D. E 7.–0.8.K. 10.-1.0.B.N.
For some time the erection of a! steel tower and the suspension of an aerial from the tower to the top of the Bag staff on Wing On's building has been seen curiosity by people passing up and down Nanking Road. This is the position of the broadcasting station which has been erected on the roof May 29-D. LA of the building, and do broadcast- ing all over the Far East.
June
Kwongrang
A one kilowatt Marconi set has been installed and is expected to be working within a few days. In have already listened in on several ay 3D. L. Haibong fact, many amateurs in Shanghai occasions to tests. It is stated June 1-D. Haifoong that the station is powerful enough
B.D. Li Haiching. to broadcast within a radius of 2,000 miles, bringing Hongkong, Japan and the Philippines within June 7-0.8. F Baron Fujita's Trophy was the concert limits of Shanghai. awarded to the Philippine basket- Radio activities in Shanghai and ballers; and the Shanghai Chamber
The Japanese Foreign Minister's Trophy was awarded to the Japan
tennis players.
1
TAKAO.
Boshu Maru.
SHANGHAI,
Japan. Boochow Liangchow.
10-0. N.
S9.-0. N.
28.-L.0,8. N.
30.-L. T. 31.-O. N. 1-E. F.
Taisang. Fiume L.
Boiyang.
Teiresias,
1-1.0.9.Y.
Yisang.
2.-0.P.S.
Empress of Canada,
Doranka.
1-0. N.
Biaking.
the Far East will take on a new May 10.—B. I. of Commerce Trophy was awarded lease of life when the new station to the Philippine Baseball players. is working, for once again will The Chinese athletes are proceed-amateurs be able to listen in. ing home to-morrow, owing to the Moreover, with the big chain of impending school examinations and wireless stations commecting up their inabili to find accommoda- Europe and America with the Far tion on stemmers leaving later. The East and prospects of a big station officials, however, will remain in at Hongkong, communications will order to attend the various enter. enter into a new phase, tainments,
Following are the various resulta as forwarted by Reuter's agency
SWIMMING RESULTS. Open 800 Metres Relay Swim, final-Japan Ist, Philippines 2nd, Time. 10mins. 52sees,
Open 100 Metre Back-stroke. finaleda. Ogi, Nozuka, Ishida (Japan). Time, min. 20.3-bes
Perhaps with the new station Trans-Pacific talks may be possible following the successful Trans Atlantic talks held a couple of months ago.
AL-NIGHT EATING.
M.P.'S LOBSTER AND CHAMPAGNE,
The best, story of the all-night
Open 100 Metre Back-stroke for: ladies final-Iriye 1st, Nimura
nd, Sakurai 3rd (Japan). Time sitting in the House of Commons 1min. 51.25secs,
50 Motres Open Swin for ladies, on the Army Bill is that of the final-Timura 1st, Nagai 2nd. Glasgow member who complained that he had paid 5s, for a bed at an Time; 38.3-5aces.
be able to occupy it. hotel for the night and would not
In the course of the night M.P.'s
June
·
3.-F. &0.
1.-T.K.K.
3.-A.O.L.
Koros Maru.
Pree. McKinley.
5.-1.0.8.N. Tangahing.
5.-10.6,N. 1.6.-P.M
6.-N.Y.K. 9.-LE L 10. IOS.N.. 14-T.K.K. 14.-O.P.8. 15.-A.U.L 17.--P & 0. 18.-P. & 0.
25.--N.Y.K.
27.-A.O.L.
28.-C.P.8. 30.-T.K.K.
July 9.-B. F.
9.4.0.L. 19.-O.P.S.
14.-T.K.K.
Wingsang
Pros. Cleveland, Atsuta Mar
City of Manchester. Kwongsng. Bhinyo Marui * Empress of Russia. Proe. Jackson. Malws. Sicilia.
Yokohama Mara. Pres. Jefferson. Empress of &'lis.
Siberia Marn.
Sarpedon. Pree. Grant. Empress of Anta
Taiyo Maru.
ANTUNG: KEELING.
Open 50 metres, final. Olsen 1st. Onoda 2nd. Time, 28.2-5secs.
Open 100 metres, final-Iriyaate 100 dozen eggs, besides large June 3.-T.K.K. 1st. Onoda 2nd. Time, 65secs.
numbers of devilled bones→→→
4.-N.Y.K.
Fores Maru. Shidzuoka Maru. Shinyo Maru.
100 Metres Ladies' Breast-stroke, always a special dish at the House 14.-T.K.K. final-Fust ist, Sugie 2nd: Time, during all-night sittings-scores of July 13-T.K.K. Taiyo Maru bin. 50,2-5sers.
sides of sausages, and many 400 Metres. Open, final.-Miyu-bacon. Some members were hats 1st, Isobe 2nd. Time, 5mins.noted as having four or five meals, 46,2-5apes.
apparently with the object of keep- ing themselves awake.
200 Metres Swim for Ladies. Open, fun-Timura 1st, Nagai 2nd. Time, 3mina, 31.3-5sses.
MILK BY TAXICAS,
DAIREN. June $-0.8.E, Hawaii Maru..
Siberia Mard. 30.-7.K.K.
TSINGTAO..
Until wellon in the evening it was May 39-LOS.N. Talsang. not expected that the House would June 2-0. N. sit beyond 3 am, but the catering department and Mr. Bradley, the
1
Sinkiang.
TIENTSIN.
Huichow.
200 Metros Breast-stroke-Isida (Japan) 1st, Ildefonso (Philippines) 2nd. Time, 3mines. 11.1-5sour.
200 Metres Relay Swim.-Japan manager, rose to the occasion when May 31-d. N. STATION* LOOTED. beat Philippines.
it was found that the sitting was June 1-10.SN. Chipshing, Water Polo-Kobe Foreign Re-likely to last all night. Just before a supply of bacon sidents bent the Japanese Team by midnight
ICHANG, May 26. Forty-soldiers or brigands loot-3 to 0. -ed-the-Likin-station and a rice shop
TENNIS.
at Pingshanpa last night, after- Tennis Doubles, final. The wards leaving in the direction of Japanese, Abe and Kawazuma beat downstream in sampans-Courtesy the Filipinos Aragon brothers, 6-0, Daily Bulletin.
0-8. 1-6, 6-8, 9-7.
NOTABLE VISITOR. DR. FRANK CRANE COMING
TO CHINA.
and eggs was rushed to the House | May 31 –O. N. Haichow. in a taxicab from a wholesale store, special supplies of milk arrived by
the same means. In the very early May 31.-0. K. hours of the morning hundreds of
hot rolls were ordered from the
Haichow.
WEIHAIWEI.
CEE FOO.
HAIPHONG,
· Wabt.
Lecnang.
HOIHOW.
baker. Nearly 300 breakfasts were May NO. K.
served.
Lager beer seems to have been the favourite drink.
Jane 110S.N.
June 1-1.0.8.N. Leting.
In the singles, Harada (Japan) beat Tyao Ching Hwe (China), 6-3. 6-4, 7-5; Toba (Japan) beat Ng Sze Kwong, 6-1: f1, 2.6. 63. Tạng
MR. PRINGLE'S HAT. Ching Hwe' abandoned his match
The hat which made a parlia against Toba, and Ng Sze Kwong mentary record by being in de- abandoned his match against mand for five points of order during Harada. The Japanese were consé-the 21 hours sitting was resting May 21-A.U.L Lake Dnawa. quently declared the winners and with its owner, Mr. Pringle, at his June 1.-0.9.K. the secured the Tennis Champion. home the next night.
ship.
IL
BAIGON..
Dr. Frank Crane, recognized as one of the leading journalists in the
Mr. Pringle said to a Daily Mail United States, expects to spend a TRACK AND FIELD GAMES.reporter: I wore my hat for two- month in the Orient, and will arrive
In the Decathlon. Taduran points of order last night; then from China in Tokyo on July 23, (Philippines) scored 6,212 points; Mr. Thomas wore it for one. I say June 1.-O.BL. Mr. Crane will be accompanied by Escamos (Philippines) 5,004 points; were actually he held it over his his wife, Mre. Drake, who is hie Masuda (Japan) 4,000 points; Sato head with both hands. If one daughter, and a secretary,
hand had slipped he would have (Japan) 4,956 points. The party was to sail from Van In the Full Marathon of 26 miles been enveloped. It was a much couver on May 26 on the "Empress 385 yards, Mori (Japan) won in 4 better fit on the two other users of Australia," and go direct to hours 58mine. Hasegawa, Hamada Commander Kenworthy and Mr. Shanghai. After visiting Peking, and Morii (all Japan) finished in Lansbury, and other points in China Dr.the order named. Crane will return to Japon, visiting
Members were full of stories of
High Jump-Ico (Philippines) the long sitting. Ons told of the Miyajima, Kobe, Kyoto and Tokyo, 1st 1.75 metres; Zorrilla (Philip Most of the members rushed for unusual breakfast of a colleague. and will return to America on thepines) 2nd. "Empress of Canada" on August 4.
Basketball-The Filipino team the usual breakfast of tea or coffee and ham and eggs, but this par
Dr. Crane is the leading editorial beat Tokyo Y.M.C.A. by 67 to 19. ticular member preferred a pint of writer for a syndicate of newspapers |
Putting the 16h. Bhot-Ros champagne and half a lobster in the United States called the As
(Philippines) 1st, distance 11.05 | sociated Newspapers, and writes an editorial for this syndicate every etres, Nimurs (Japan) 2nd,
Hammer Throw. Sarumaru day. There articles are reprinted in the Pall Mall Gazette in London, Japan) let, distance 35.70 metres, Le Petit Parision, Paris, and about Asaoka (Japan) 2nd. 25 other nowspapers on the Con-
tinent.
Baseball, final. Philippines beat Japan by 4 to 0.
In the Volleyball International In addition, he writes the leading articles for Physical Culture MagaOpen Tournaments for Ladies, the zine and National Brain Power, two Kanto tearo (Japan) beat the monthly magazines in America. He Chinese by 42 to 16.
is said to reach, an audiones of
The track and field games are all
18,000,000 avery day through his finished. The points gained are as publications, which is the largest follows:- audience regularly reached by any newspaper man. He is also editor
af Public Opinion, a magazine of current evante.
CONSIGNEES' NOTICES,
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Japan. Philippines China
MIXED MARRIAGES.
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"What kind of a bar?” asked
"Why, a liquor bar, of course; the latter. what do you suppose I mean?"
"Well," drawled the waiter, "I didn't know but what yournight mean a bar of soap,"
HOW TO KEEP WELL
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Kalgan. Chatmang, Klabu Maru. Banks. Bintang.
BANGKOK,
May 29.-C. N.
29-L0.8N.
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to the clergy of Liverpool warming Method a very simple, the then against the danger of mar- venerable gentleman replied. "T ringes of Chinese men to white have never let any of my friends women. He says that when Buch know it if I didn't happen to be women are induood to travel to feeling wail,- consequently, Tve * Cargo by the 1.8. Hannaws remain. Chins they find themselves in an never had to take pay of the things. jog undelivered after June 8, 1993 will be subject to rent. Damaged care will intolerable position. Many of them they would have recommended if le examined long-June: la Agents have bad to seek assistance in order they had known, I was all
To The Boys, Own Paper,-ART Arnhold and Co., Ltd.
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May 29.-C. N.
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Eastern.
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Pres. Pierce. West Ivan. Bhiago Maru. Preussen, Thiyo Maru Monagas,
St. Albans.
SANDAKAN.
Juna E. &. Eastern
A-LO.S.N. Sandakan.
"JAYA 'PORTS, 1.10.
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PORTLAND.
June 22.-U.8.9.A. Hauntwa. July 21.-U.S.R. Montague
NEW YORK.
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Roman Prince. City of Pittsburg- Keemus. Gaelic Prince.
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SAFAN FORKY.
May 18.B. I.
30, P.&O. 30.-1, T. Juge 1.-1.0.8.N.
1-0.P.8 2-P. & O.
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Kishgay. Fiamo L. Lalasug.
Empress of Canada. Devanhe
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Pros. MaKialoy.
Pres. Cleveland. Atate Mavu.
7. Nagyo T.K. Cheribon Mara.
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Empress of Russia.
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11.-Sanyo Y.K. Macsasar Maru.
25.-N.Y.E
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28.-O.P.8.
30T.E.E. July 9 0. I
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Empress of A'lin. Siberia Maru Pree. Grant Empress of Asia.. Taiyo Marn.
HONOLULU.
Kotea Maru. Pres. Cleveland. Shinyo Maru Siberia Maru. Prax. Grant Taiyo Haru.
Jane 3.-T.E.K.
6.-P. H. 14.-T.K.K. 30.-T.K.K.. July. B.-A.O,L. 12.-T.K.K.
KMERICAN PUSTI.
June 1-O.P.R.
VANCOUVER, ETC
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Emprem of Alim. - Philoctates. Empress of Asia.. Protesilaus Achilles,
VICTORIA.
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15-0, 8, K, Hawaii Mark.
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15.-A. O. 12. Pren. Jackson.
Yokohama Maru, 95.-N.Y.K
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Philoctetes Proteolians:
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July 3B. P. Aug 14. r. Sept. 11R
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June 8-0 L Pres, McKinley.
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16.-B. F.
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Aug, 1-B, F. 20.-B. F.
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Poleus, Titan.
AMSTERDAM.
June 30.-J.C.J.LA
2.-E. A.
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15-J.C.SE Aug. 17.-A. E
31.-E. A. Bopt. 30.-E. A.
Oct. 26.--E. A.. Nov. 10.-E. A.
Ouderkerk Malaya Panam Oldekerk.
Bolivis. Aistralien.
JAYD Afrika
Chile.
ROTTERDAM.
Jane 1.-G.LA-
4. R.B. 4.-N.T.K. Q.-B. B B.-B.A.L 11.-B. F. 18.-B.
July B.-B.
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