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THE HONGKONG DAʼLY PRESS, SATURDAY OCTOBER 10TH, 1908.
FREE TRADE BETWEEN AMERICA ↑
AND THE PHILIPPINES,
ORGANISING AN AGITATION.
The Manila Jablonce says:- movement is on foot among the sugar and tobacco interests of the Philippines to get setion on the question of tree trade between the United States and these Islands befors President Roosevelt vacaton the White Hanse in favour of either Taft or Bryan. It is proposed to send a delegation to the United Blates to boost free trade among the doubtful members of the Senate Philippines committee at Washington, and their consti- tuobis in several Blates vitally interested in helping the young industries of theso leland to gat, on their fout. If the proposition goes through, picked speakers will take the matter
THE BACE PROBLEM:
AN OPTIMISTIČ` FORECAST,
- Mr. Basil Thomson, the Gaverner of Warm wood Borubbs Prison, London, who sated at one me se Prime Minister of Tongs, at the following communication to the Times in reference to an article which had appeared in the columns of that journal on the race problem:
Sir-Tour interesting artiels of the 17th [August] appeared to me to take it too much for granted that the prejudice existing between the white and Deloured races in Inherent and permanent. The payobology of race hatred bas probably never been dispassionately studied. It is felt most strongly in the West Indies, little tea strongly in the
the United States and
THE POSSIBILITIES OF RUBBER,
London's streets paved with rubber was the Utopian vision onjured up by Sir Henry Blake, ex-Colonial Governor, at a gathering sasambled at Olympis to Inaugurate the first International Rubber Exhibition, of which he is president. The prospect is an alluring one for town-dwellers who have to suffer the constant din of heavy street trafio. I have it on the authority of a well-knowa" manufaclurar," "wald Bir Henry Blake, "that if rubber ocmes down to two shillingea pound, which would be a paying price, it cam compete with the quarry, and can bo economically used for street p-yements. After an inspection of the exhibits one is so impressed by the variety of nees to which this tropical the dapabilities of its industrial development that the prospect product is applied and
Blake does not strike one as being
up bafore the chambers of commerce, boards other British tropical colonies; in Eogland it is angested by: Bir rather so far-fetched
as at frei hearing. The exhibition at Olympis, which opens to-day and will remain open for
of rubber, but there are
out whether Bryan or Taft is elected. Mr. have provided Desdemons with a bridegroom with the From Hexoio, Singapore,
exhibits at
of trade, and manufacturers associations of radio and generally confined to the educated California, Ohio, Texas, Alabama, Nevada, cases, bat in Franes, Spain, Portugal, and and possibly Connectiont, with the result, Italy it seems almost not to exist; and Germsus
fortnight, is a novel ono not only in London, it is hoped, of including the necessary majority in tropical countries do not generally appear to of Senators to see the advantageons side of feel it. It is, moreover, montiment of modern but in the world. Never before have the growth free trade with this "foreign” territory,
growth. In the 15th and 16th centuries of the rubber Industry and the many processes Harold M. Pitt says it is up to the Englishmen did not regard coloured people of production and manufacture been demon- angar and tobacco people to see the things their inferiors in virtue of the colour of strated on such a sale. Up to a few years ago through, otherwise these interesis stand to lose their skins, otherwise would Shakespeare one country, Brasil, came to mind in association Pitt was asked if the rumours of an intended of another breed. It appears to date from the invision of the homeland by delegation of times of slavery in the West Indian colonice: Ceylan, the Malay Stater, Borneo, the Dutch Dust Indies, Brazil, Madagascar, East Africa, free boosters were grounded on foot and replied sad yet the Romas, the Spaulab, and the that the proposal was being considered but Portuguese, who were the greatest slaveholders the Congo, Santhern India, Hawaii, and the whether the campaign will be made or not people in contempt. The only race hatred in
in history, pavar held marriage with coloured West Indies. As Blustrating how enormonsly the uses of rubber have expanded we have the depende upon the two industries mentioned,
the Middle Ages was anti-Semitic, sad this was fact that the import to England in 1830 WA He admitted that the feat suggestion came from
him,
after a careful sizing-up of the due to the exclusiveness of the Jews them only 454owt, while in 1907 it was 33,864 tork, salved. Even the antipathy to inter-marriage valued at nearly eleven millions sterling. The situation. It is not intended to ask the between the white and coboard raoss, which is product can be seen at the exhibition in every Manila Merchants to dig, down for the expense Incidental to the "anta" at Washington, for now so strong among Anglo-Saxons as to be stage of its manufacture and in every variety of two reasons: (1) the merchants of the capital taken for primitive inetinot, is a modern quality, whether it is needed for a Transatlantic growth. Early in the 16th century Sisareable, a motorcar tyre, & child's doll, or bare already done their part, and are still doing Paulmier de Gonneville, of Normandy, gars patterned dooring for a room, Visitors will be it through their present local organization; and (2) the sugar and tobacco people who are going bis heiress in marriage to Easomerie, the son of shown the process of tapping the trees and the Brazilisu chief and no one thought that she varying methods of coagulating the milk so as to win or love, socording as they take the bull of opportunity by the horns or let the chance as hardly treated. It may not be a pleasant to prepare it for manufacture, as well as its sub-
subject to dwell upon, but if is a fact that sequent treatment by the manufacturer. The im alip by.
grow Pitt is convinced that the only hope of women of Anglo-Sezon blood do, even in these portance which the Government of rubber getting free trade lies within the life of the days, marry Chinese, Araba, Kafirs, and evening areas attach to the exhibition is shown by the fact that eighteen such Governments have sent present Congree. He says it is immediate agrees despite the active opposition of their
relatives, History Is filled with romantis in- representatives to attend it. These experts and agitation and solion, or nothing. If Bryan stance of the marriage of European mba with others interacted will have several opportunities. in alected, he believes Republican senti- ment will help to urge the enactment of this coloured women, to cite no more than do of exobanging views during the discussions mesaare of justice before the Repulican Pre Bethencourt and his Gustche princess, Cortés which will follow the reading of papera on the sident vanates the office so that the party may get with his Mosion interpreter, Captain John ssiontife and industrial aspects of the question by competent authorities. If the planting of all the oredit nothing from the act; if Taft Smith with Pocahontas,
rubber proceeds at the pace which it has now the man of destiny, it will be just as well to have the legislation done before the shackles
attained, the production will-contrary to a wide-spread hollef among those anacquainted suggested in the Chicago tariff revision plank
with the subject exceed the sumption *re put on the accension to power of the
with
comparatively short time, and the exhibition cannot fail to stimulate the discovery of new ontlets for enterprise. A vory Interesting exhibit is Malay house raised on piles and constructed of teak and plaited grasses, as used by there in charge of rubber plantations in the Malayan Stater, and further on is a Brazilian rabber smoker's hut, in which the process of coagulation by amoking is shown
Mr.
Ohio statesDAM.
In Me, Pitt's opinion a Bryan presidency meant & Demcoratie House, next Congress And, he fears that the Bryan Filipino in dependence aspirations will be suficient to abaire the hopes of real commercial and individual independerce contained in the three words. Philippines. Free Trade. There, he argues, the time to strike is now, and he sees away whereby the only difficulty obtruding
*may be overcome.
Nevada, are
to
It is the fashion to describe the half-casts ontspring of all such mixed marriages as having must of the vices of both rapes and none of the virtues. In so far as this accusation in true, it is accounted for by the social ostracism in which they sro condemned to live disowned by their fathers, freed by their parentage from the restraints by which their mothers" people are held in cheok, it could scarcely be otherwise. Bat a rather wide scquaintance with helf-castes has convinced me that in intellectual aptitude and in physical endowment they are quite the equals of the white race whenever they have the same education and opportunities, and that there is no physicaldeteriorationin the marriages of half-castes inter au.
NEW SYSTEM OF WIRELESS PXA
TELEGRAPHY,
AN AUSTRÁLIAN INVENTIĆ N,
Marconi, Poolson, De Forest are already in the field, bat, according to report, they are all to be outdone by an Australian, who basevolved wireless system which, it is claimed, is far superior to any now seed. His name is not friend of l'eals given, but he is described as nud is said to be the original inventer of telegraphio photography, Among the merita claimed for his system are absolute scoureof in transmission and the low-electrical power required to produce the waves only one sixth that used in the Marconi system.
The invenier, to whom electrical research. has been a hobby, sooks no personal reward, and he has presented his work, unpatented, to the Commonwealth Government Captain Cross- well, the Director of Australian Naval Forces, and Mr. Ewing, the Minister for Defence, who have for some time been walching the experi- menis, are fully satisfied of the importance and ralue of the system.
It is not proposed to build up a permanent The colour line is drawn more 'decidedly by Philippines lobby at Washington; nor is it man than by women, and deep-seated as it is in heped to win over the Senators by adove feast Amarion, where a white man will not sit in the or a word in the ear." Of the thirteen Soome car with a negre, though the white man tors compeaidg the semmittee on Philippine be a cotton operative and the negro a Univormity affaire, Lodge of Massachussetts, Beveridge of professor, it may be nothing mors than Irdiana, and Long of Kansas, are friendly, passing phase sentiment, subconscious Hals of Maine, Burrows of Michigao, Stone of instinct of self-peaservation in a race which Missouri; Taller of Colorado and Nowlands of feals its a predominance threatened by
antia," not likely to be moved
нь
its former servant, equality
When from any direct-manufacturer are effective. In coloured men nogaire wealth and power the every instance where trade organization or line of caste will soon cose to be the colour trade journals hays been brought to a thoroughne, and wealth will reste a naw aristocracy realisation of the possibilities for their various recruited from every shade of ooloar. In the lines in these islands, they have co-operated. willingly and bearlily. The thing to do now is great cities there will be found men of Hindu and Chiness and Arsh origin controlling onsentrate the work in those States industrins with their wealth and wearing the the Philippino dress and speaking the language which will having representatives committee, where this work promises to be have become common to the whole com fruitfal of good results. This can be mercial world. In one country the ma- done by establishing headquarters at Wash jority of labourers will be black or brown, ington, where ready access can be had to in another white, but white men will work nasemary data, and at the same time beginning check by jowl with black and feel no degrade a vigorona campsign among all trade, organization. To the men of that day the mass, riots af tions and manufacturers association and hasiaresmen generally throughout the States the twentieth century will seem no selected, Where written communications de significant then the outbursts of anti- emitic
fury in the Middle Ages do to ZIA." not accomplish resulte, competent
apeakers should be sent to discuss the question with the chambers of commerce,- boards of trade, and
*Bir-In = letter in your image of this dato
A BOZEN WAR DECORATIONS. other like organizations, so that these may be [August 28th], on the subject of the racs pro- Induced to make a demand open their Senators blem, Mr. Basil Thomson makes the onrions Colonel W. E. Payton, D.8.0, P.8.C, who that the needed legislation be carried through.
assertion that 'in the fifteenth and sixteenth has just been gazetted Brigadier-General of "The present Congress goes out of existence centurion Englishmen did not regard suloured the Mearnt Cavalry Brigade, uas bad a remark- March 4, 1969, and the campaign to be effective people as their inferiore in virtue of the colourable career, corresponding to that of Brigadier must be completed not later than February of their skins, otherwise would Shakespeare Robertson, C.D., D.8.0., and, like that offiper, There is no time to lose."
bave provided Desdemona with a bridegroom has the distinction of being one of the very few of another breed' Mr. Thomson may be rankers" who have graduated at the "Sta correct in his general statement, but he singularly unfortunate in his particular in- stance, for the leading motive of the opening woones of Othello is the passionate objection of Desdemona's father to his dusky sou-in-law, To quote from Act I, Scane II., we flad Brabantio abusing the Moor in round. terms and crying
Mr. Pitt is primed with data which he believes would make the cotton people of Alabama; the Obio manufacturers, and otters along the line to be tackled sit ng and take notice.
CHAMPAGNE FAILURE.
VM-J
▲ DISASTROUS YEAR,
Wise-growing Champagne ands itself this summer in the same plight as the 8. uth of Francs Inst year Consumers being buwan, will feel more acutely the former than the latter misfortune. The wines of the Heranit, for instance, arr, as such, drank only because they are cheap, however much we may have them ding uined as Medos' on our tables. But the failure of a vine crop in Champagne is a world wide calamity. This year it is suzcanced to be disastrous. The vines showed fine promise in
mildew, the spring. With the nommer same
pernicious growth of fungas, and the vines are ruined almost everywhere. It is estimated that Champagne this year will produce only. about 88,000 gallons of wine. This amounts to the average on pat anually of only one of the largest vineyards. In, short 1908 will be annem con in Champagne. The vintners are dismayed, but they are ohiefly indignant It has long been a practice, as most people know, to import all sorts of white wines into Champ gne from the South of France, from the Moselle ocuntry, and even from and there to "champagnise" them, Tous dealers buy these wines at 16
$11
or
20s the hectolitre (twenty-two gallons), and make so-called champagne out of them, whereas the original wines of the country, from which real champagne is made, cost ten times as moob, The vintnere of the soil are the enemies-of
more
Replying to the above, Mr. Wilson- Pope communicates the following
***For I'll refer mas to all things of reuse, If she in chains of magic were not bound, Whether a maid so tender, fair, and happy, So opposite to marriage that she abund's The wealthy curled darlings of our nation, Would over bave to incur a general mock, Ban from her guardage to the sooty bosom Of such a thing as thou!!
Brabantio "And, again, in the following wens, protests that
PRIVATE TO GENERAL.
NOTABLY CAREER OF “RANKEB" WITN
College.
General Peyton enlisted in 1885, and in less than two years bad won a commission in the 7th Dragoon Guards. After being adjutant of the** Black Horse," he was specially promoted to a captaincy in the 15th (the King's) Hussars, and in seven years he had got the command of that regiment. The general's rapid rind will be understood when it is stated that he was only a captain in 1899, and is a colonel of but. three years' standing, and some 200 down on the list
He has the Dongols, Nile,, Khartoum, sod Transvaal campaigns to his credit, has been | dangerously wounded, and wears over a dozen
war decorations.
THE DALAI LAMA,
***For osture so preposterously to arr Being not deficient, blind, or lame of sense,
In na neliels on the arrival of the Dalai Lama Bana witchcraft could not,"
in Peking, Chinese Public Opinion says:-The "Here we have no personal animosity to the Dalai Lama im-elf in a very young map, pre- Moor, who was a great, successful and presumably about 18 years of age. He is angesed mumably wealthy general, but a deeper-rooted revulsion from race-mixture, which Mr. Thom sou will find more crudely expressed by Roderigo, who employed trea Elizabethan freedom of speech.
Mr. Thomson says that the colour line is drawa mero decidly by men than by women. It certainly drawn more decidedly by Brabantio than by Desdemons.”
* A WHITE AUSTRALIA."
PRIOR OF THE EMPIED'S SUPPORT
"
The Times, in the course of an artiole in its
of on
but are even more in arms
.
in the manner of the familiar Badda idole and in his entourage are the real beads of the state in the persons of four high Lamas who con stitute what is practically his Privy Council, Without there functionarias the Dalai Lama is absolutely powerless, their decision on all matters of state being absolute. The arrival at the station was an unique sight, The Dalai Lama » was borns away in state in the Imperial sadan chair.
In the procession were two females Bremed like the Fosses" which adorn the Lam templee riding on horseback and playing musiusi instruments. The quaint costumes and the unumal appearance of the strangers attracted vast crowd of curious sightseers, among them number foreigners, who watobed against importors of wines to be "champaguised." grounds with the policy of a White Ausmalia being a great mabet off Interear. It is to be What they will not consent to in that in so but declares that the Empire can hold empty hoped that the arrival of the Dalai Lama and rspecially bad year much as the present Cham- spaces for Australia only if she will do her his suite will result in the satisfactory settlement pagne should turn out, by means of the dootoring utmost to utilise
of Thibatan affair which is anticipated by the of alien wise, de mich so called champagne as
The Expire,
it wroceeds, as the price of her Governmentjän visual They have long called upon Parliament. angro
White Australis policy, may a W support of for a law restricting the use of the name of fairly require and must require a conscientions champagne to wins grown in that country. The effort on Australia's part to set aside the law semn to be coming along." In the jealousies between Flats and States and the meantime, vintners are furious. "The Midi set Commonwealth which now check of bamper Shown the dates of departaro of the Malisus the example, and won its way," they org. needed stream of immigrants and dangerously straw bat which he values at £200. The hat to Europe and Americs, and the dates of their us in Champagne show the same energy retard the peopling of the continent. expected arrival at their destinations, as well ates the Midi." And they are determined when "Meanwhile, and until Australia has assumed, is not a costly variety of Panama, bat is rather the dates of return Mails.
bargo, as is announced, bring by water some her own defence, the Navy stands responsible a rough looking straw, yet it is the pride of the Mounted on Card
30,000 cake of alien wine into Epernay, to for Australia's security. Its pressat disposition proprietor's life, because it is woven of straws throw the whole cargo into the Maine, lest it it designed merely to meet present requirements,
through which crowned basds have at various Press he used for manufacturing sham champagne and can be altered at any moment as the need times sucked cooling drinke dispensed at
when the failure of their corps has provented may arise in accordance with the shifting phases fashionable safe. For many years the owner of them from making real champagne.
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