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WELL-KNOWN ENGLISHMAN ARRESTED BY JAPANESE.
GAOLED FOR FORGETTING HIS
PASSPORT.
"RETAINED LIKE A COMMON CRIMINAL”·
FATE OF THE DREDGER
**SHANGHAL
LOST OFF THE COAST OF CHEKIANG.
EFFECTS OF TRE TYPHOON.
A correspondent of the Shanghai Mercury writing from Ningpo, supplies the following story of an incident in a recent typhoon :-
FOREIGN CRITICS OF JAPAN. MARQUIS OKUMA REPLIES. AN ANGLO AMERICAN-JAPANESE... ..
ALLIANCE
Marquis Okuma, the ex-Premier, in the course of an interview published by the Jiji Shimpo (independent) to-day says:---
** British and American gomincat oa 30- called Japanese militarism is probably due to the fact that Japan's military carcer Japan, however, resembles Germany's
The following letter over the signature of X, written. from Manchuria." July 28th, appears in the NC: Daily News:
On the evening of July 15th, Mr. Two ship-wicked mariners encountered Shaw went to Shinjishh for the purpose by the writer at X small port called of meeting his family on their return Wangksamen near Wonchow had an internation. America should not overlook the from Japan-be-forget his gapore and sing-story-to-sell-of adventure and pri was arrested. He is retained like a comm vation.
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has had no Moltke or Bismarck. Her mili- tarim is no worse than that of any other thoads of hooligans who are menacing America's peace, especially the elament
the immigrants
from Eastern Europe who are jeopardizing American national existence.
among
grees.
"
There is
believe that the Puritan spirit the spirit in which Americans established their republic, is still predominant and that their sense of right and wrong has not been lost. If the Republicans win at the presidential election, Japan must pre pare for American protests regarding Japanese policy in Koren, and Chian Protests, however, are merely paper, and Japan c can rely on America, upholding justice."
Marquis Okuma said that he would wel- rome an alliance between Great Britain, America and Japan: such &pact, he remarked, would hold in check ultra-radi cal views in Great Britain and America.
UNWARRANTED TAXATION.
mon criminal in a Japanese' prison and From their story it appears that the his friends are not allowed to visit him dredger Shanghai, for many years Although his residence is in Chinese tor-familiar feature of the Whangpoo, has met THE FOLLY OF WAR REYOURS. ritory, they put round his house an armed with an untimely end of the coast of
It is the height of folly to dream of cordon which was lately removed by the Cheking near Wenshow, whilst en route to
a war between America and Japan," Chinese Authorities.
Batavia The dredgar left Shanghai on pursued Marquis Okuma. Such a war Owing to his success in business for many July 11th, being taken in tow by the tumuch wild talk in America, die largely to
is a practical impossibility. years, Mr. Shaw has been regarded by Friesland (Captain Moerman) of Wig the great political struggle now in pro the Japanese as an obstruction to their
Rotterdam. The tug was trade, and apparently they cow think that muller & Co. the best way to put such a strong competi-well-manned but on the dredger there were only the two above-mentioned sailors, whose tor out of business is to lock him up.
The Japane Dave not forgotten the names were Smoor and Vertoppenburg building of the Yalu Bridge when Mr. All went the success after phoon recent severe typhoon compelled them to spend about an encountered the
which. extra million
it will be remembered, struck yen. A solid bridge to krep out shipping and inland at Haimen about half way down the paralyze the water-borne trade of Aatung coast of Cheliang. On July 13th the gale Was what the Japanese intended to build; was so fierce and the rain so heavy that it it was chiefly due to Mr. Shaw's influence was impossible for those on the dredger to that an opening span,, which allows ship see the tag and when owing to the heavy ping to pa, inserted, and the strain the "large cable connecting the two machinery connecting the opening cost boats parted it was some time before they about a million you."
reated the disaster that had overtaken JAPANESE PRESERVES.
them. The two men on board the dredger Since the boycott of Japanme goods, were now in a most desperate condition as merchandise from foreign countries has they had no means of controlling the cum- perculated into Manchuria by way of brons crafs-built for battling with Waang. Antung pbrtation if foreign poo art rather than with the huge waves cargo went to be annoying Japanew which a typhoon raises in the open Pacie regard Manchuria as a special commer. They were rapidly carried ashore and but cial sphere for Japanese only,
the timely help rendered by a Chinese fishing bout the two men would have to their tire te je
verything but the clothes they stood in. The boat was Muushed to pieces on the rocks and all her contents looted. The two men were rubbed of everything they pd, bat were finally taken charge of by the Chinese police. The police treated them with great kindness and recovered Spoor's watch which had been stolen, though they were able to trace the other artipies which -At-a-reconi-meeting-publicly convened were missing. Finally they escorted them by the Japanese for the purpose of pro to Wenchow on board the launch Fung tecting the port of Antung from cholera kodu on which the writer happened to be apparently with the chicer of searching tavelling. Here the latter was able to be and delaying Shanghai steamers with a of some service in acting as interpreter for View towards placing suspected ships in hitherto the sailors had been unable to quarantine, there was much argument give to their rescuers a clear explanation of treou the Japanese and Chin the circumstance-leading-up-to-the-rock Shaw ya prisent, requested to be in formed where the cholera came from, and was told that it came from Japan. Then. said Mr. Shaw, it is a matter for the Japanese.
All fair competition in Manchurian trade is apparently looked upon by Japay es encroaching on their preserves, and greatly to their annoyance, British boats may now be seen trading in Manchuria
Recently a line of steamers from Antang to Takishan has been running under the British Hag: ther. busts are owned and controlled by Mr. Shaw, and this venture, which at first erased a donbtful specula tion, has now developël into ʼn successful business.
for
by no menn eusy, #14
The increased taxation for increased armaments provided in the present Japan- we budget, in Marquis Okuma's opinion. the Emperor Meiji's policy of consum is not only ugneessary but contravenes
mating a scheme of defence within the limits of Japan's financial enmeity; morsover it is unwarranted, because the world is busy with reconstruction.
The list session of the Diet, the ex-Pri mier concluded, was disappointing. bus this was not to be surprised at because two-thirds of the member of the House of Representatives had weured their seats by money. If the confidence of the people he added, "the consequence will be wore that despotism,"
list
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SENTIMENT_OR_ MONEY.
JEWS HANGING BACK FROM ZIONIST MOVEMENT
.
Mf. O. S. Heizer, who is in Bombay is way from Bagdad to Jerusalent to take charge of the American Consulate under the new British mundatory, inter viewed on July 15th, said that there has been a powerful back to the land moves ment among American Jews for scars,
present
Up to
The task of the interpreter was, however, the two Dutch sailors spoke unly very broken English They were powerful-looking men and seened It seems that there was an imaginary little the worse for their experiences. They case of cholera imporvil as do excuse, but seemed full of gratitude to their rescuers which has been fostered mainly by the this suspected case got better immediately and in spite of the fact that they had been Rabbis of the Jewish Reformed Church after the meeting. have heard no robbed of everything they possessed were In many American cities the "Jewish marr about cholera and the imaginary loud in their praises of the "hospitality DF quarter is much congested.. to the doctors parading in white are seen no the Chinese people. They supposed that
in America the effort to induce Keither is
Mr. Shaw, who is lock the Silesia was still cruising about, in search Jews to take up agricultural pursuits has ed up in durance vile, and is compelled of her lost charge but expected to rejoin not been very successful. The Jew seems to remain in prison for 14 days without her in Shanghai,
manch to prefey trade and shopkeeping. being charged. Sich in Japanese law, and
that is just the reason, continued Mr. this is their plan to strangle British trade.
Heizer, why
I am doubtful of the response It is quite possible that the Japanew
that this new movement will get. Air the will have charges sufficient to make, Mr.
Jem i have talked with have been enthusi. Shaw appear guilty of some imaginary crime, according to methods unfortunately too well-known,
more.
Shunjishu is a well-known centre of in- trigue, inhabited by the worst characters" of Japanese and Koreans. Any foreigner found there is considered a fair mark for
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astig about the project from the sets mertal and theoretical point of view, but
have yet to talk with any „Jew who knew of any inclination aming Jews to A report to the President of the Board return to the Holy Landi. In fact my Trade on the Merchandise Marks Actinformation is that even now the Jewish
residents of Palestine are not dimin and the extent to which international | ishing their perennial migrations to
The British authorities have been reaction may be necessary to prevent the all points of the compass. There are quested to use their influence and utinos false marking of goods, contains the follow positively no sentiment in favour of re- 50,000 Jews in Bagdad, but there is endeavours towards obtaining the release of Mr. Shaw and it is hoped he will be ing points:-
turning to Palestine. The Jews have released from the Japanese tentacles as
for developing the country, but they are familiarised themselves with the scheme soon as possible.
not enthusiastic about it from their own perman] tendencies, only as a matter of sentiment
The Board of Trade "should have power to require indications of origin on imports
от
[Mr. George L. Shaw in a well-known mered goods, with particular reference to chaat at Antung. Shingishn is situated Unfair competition.
False statements in advertisements in Koren, It appears from published accounts of the incident, that on the Anting catalogues should come within the machin- side of the boundary Mr. Shaw explained |ery.)
OLD-FASHIONED LAWN TENNIS. British national emblems on that he had left his passport behind;"bat he
fareigo was allowed by the passport examiner to goods should be forbidden. Crow over to Shingishu without the docum An international agreement is desirable tennis dispensing heavily cut lobs
The other day we saw a player of real астока ment, and to travel as far as Shareakwen, for the better protection of the names of the net on a suburban lawn, says a writer some stations down the line, where he met towns connected with particular industries, in the Morning Post. His opponents were his wife. "On the return journey he was such as Sheffield. arrested for not being in possession of his passport.-ED.]
AMERICAN SHIPPING
AND JAPAN.
QUESTIONS IN DIET.
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to
Where the name of a town is deceptively certainly not experts at the popular sum- used, the local authority, or any authorised mer pastime, but they were made person, shall be deemed to be a person in their hands before, owing to a chronic appear as if they had never had rackets aggrieved.
inability to guess which way the ball was Where a country fails to carry out its going to break. The incident afforded LAW obligations under a convention, and repre- harmless amusement to a little knot of sentations to the foreign Government cou-spectators, none of whom knew enough cerned bave proved ineffectual, the matter about the history of ball-games to suspect might be referred to the League of Nations or to the Permanent Court of International
Justice to be set up under the Covenant of the League,
they were assisting at a little revival of
a tennis as played in the middle Seven ties. The net was then higher than it is ft. further aut-so that there was a strong to-day at the sides and the service-line tendency to play from corner to corner, as in real tennis, and a heavilyout ser More over, the racket used was of the same pat- ters as the real tennis weapon-as differ ont from the modern racket as the huge, Lairy stove-pipe of fifty years ago was
In the Upper House of the Japanese Diet |recently, "Gijiro" Katsuda, a shipownet,
The first person effectively to use in any asked whether the new American Shipping country a trade mark which has become Low would considerably increase Customs associated with or distinguishes his trade. and tonnage duties, whether it will subject in that country should have a prior right vice was apt to be very effective.. imports. to restrictions re railway freight to the mark, notwithstanding its local age, whether foreign ships will be excluded registration without his authority. from the consting trade in the Philippines,
and whether the rebate of freightage will
|be abolished. In brief, Mr. Kotenda went-
ed to know whether the American Law GERMANY NOSERIOUS TRADE from the light jaunty silk-hat we now
would completely disable Japanese shipping operations in American waters,
BIVAL.
BRITISH OFFICIAL REPORT,
In a White Paper the industrial and
Viscount Uchids, Foreign Minister, said in reply that there was no doubt that it would materially affect Japanese ship ping. America bad enacted the Law be- cause she had built and bought so many commercial conditions in Germany at the ships during the war, but when it is to come end of last year are the subject of an into force is not yet known. The official report. It concludes Foreign Office has been closely-watch-
Wear Occasionally. But Mr. Spence Gore," when he won the first Singles Champion- ship at Wimbledon by volleying, then regarded as a somewhat unsportsman-like innovation demonstrated the ansaitable news of real tennis strokes to the new game "Henshaw mash" finally freed lawn and a little later on, the advent of the tennis from the influence of its ancient. progenitor.
ing railway freightage restrictions, as they "Germany has very nearly ceased to be badly affect Japanese interests, as well as
A purchaser owing to the state of her LADY'S AERIAL HEIGHT RECORD. | foreign; and in prepared to take the best exchanges, pad we are presented with the
spectacle of this country in urgent need Moda Levine Favier ses up a new steps necessary in consultation with the of food and raw material unable either to serial height record sa
passenger in Ministry of Communications.
Bid satisfy her own requirements or to relieve Paris. In a Farman seroplane, piloted by Me. Katsuda further naked whether her neighbours of accumulations which, are the famous pilot M. Boseputrat, she rose Lo Japanese shipping would not be entirely rapidly becoming a burden to them. An height of 5,500 metres. The aeroplane, excluded from American waters upon the enforcement of the Law, and asked what Germany cannet buy, ac also she cannot which was driven by a single motor, took produce; she is, therefore, as long a pre- thirtyfive minutes to reach the height www.the Government's decision on--that sent conditions Inat, not a serious rival. named and twenty-two minutes to
Germany, however, is still a perfect indus. down. The ground temperature when the Mr. Noda, Minister of Communications, trial machine, running at low speed, it is light was begun at 11 am, was 20 degrees replied that the Government was still con- true, but andamaged as yet in its vital Centigrade. The temperature at 8300 sidering what Japan should do when the parts, and would respond rapidly to any metres was 14 degrees Centigrads below.
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Act is enforced.
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NOTICES TO CONSIGNEES
ELLERMAN LINE
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,
FROM HAMBURG & ROTTERDAM,
UE Steamship
THE
"SWAZI"
having arrived, Consignees of Cargo arg informed that all Goods are being landed at their rak into the hazarduusandjor extra hazardons Godowns of Holts Wharf, Keloon, whence delivery may be obtained.
No Clairo will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godown, and all Goods remaining undelivered after Angoar 13th, will be subject to rent.
All Claims against the Steamer must be presented to the Undersigned on or before August 20th, 1990, or they will not be recognised...
All broken. chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns where they will be examined on August 12th, between the hours of 1042 M. and Noos, by the Company's Surveyors Messra Goddard & Douglas.
No Fire Insurance has been affected. dilla of Lading will be countersigned by THE BANK LINE LIMITED.
General Agents. Hongkong, August 8th, 1990
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NOTICE TO" CONSIGNEDS.
OCEAN STEAM SHIP COMPANY, LTD ·
AND.. CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LTD.
CONSIGNEES per Company's Steamer
RHESECS"
charged into Holt's Wharf, Kowion, where it are hereby notified that the Cargo will be dis will lie at Consigues's risk. The Cargo will be ready for delivery from Godown on and after August 6th.
Optional cargo" will be lunited, unless notice has been given prior to steamer's arrival.
All broken, chafed, and damaged goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on any Tuesdays and Friday between the hours of 10.45 M. and Noon within the fres storage period.
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the steamer's Godown, and all goods requining undelivered after Aug. 19th, will be subject to rent.
All Claims against the Steamer must le presented to the undersigned on or before Ang 26th, or they will not be recognised,
No Fire Insurance will be elected.
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents.
·Hongkong, August sith, 1920.
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PRINCE LINE HAR EAST SERVICE.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNSES.
TIKE
From NEW YORK
Steamship
- MONGOLIAN PRINCE" haring arrived. from the ubuve l'ort, Consignees. of Cargo are bereby informed that their Goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Gown Company, fiaital, Kowaru. and staral at Consignees risk nu expect.
All broken, chafed and danged Goods us to be left in the Golawns, where they will be examined on Trusspit, Aug. 19th at 19 a‚ð.
I Claime must be presented within FireERS Days of flate they cannot be recognized
No Claims will be witted after the Cryodi have left the Colowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after Aug. 13th, will be subject to rent.
Consignees of Cargo are hereby notified that they must produce an Import Permit signed by the Superintendent of Imports and Exports, - Hongkong, before Bills of Lading onů - be countersigned...
No Fire Insurance i has been effected.” Bill of Lading will be countersigned by
SHEWAN, TOMES & CO Agents.
Hongkong, August 6th, 1950.
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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,
8.S. DOYLESTOWN VOY 4-HOME.
FROM CALOUTTA VIA PENANG.
SINGAPORE & SAIGON.
the
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T from the above-mentioned Forte, Con. HE above-mentionel vessel having arrived signees of Cargo are hereby informed that they must take immediate delivery of same from alongside, and all Cargo impeding discharge will be funded at their risk and expense into the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Godowns at West Point, and stored at Consignees” risk,
Consignees of Cargo are hereby notified that they
an Import Permit signed by t Superintendent of the Imports and. Exports, Hongkong, before Bils of Lading can be countersigned. ..::All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are
to be left in the Godowns where they will be... examined on
on August 9th, at 10 am, All claims must be presented within a week of the Steamer's arrival here after which they cannot be recognised. No claim will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns and alt Goods remaining
mdelivered after August 10th, will be subject to
No Fire Insuratice whatever will be affected. Consignees are requested to send in their Bills Lading for countersignature immediately,
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.,
As Operators, U.S. SLipping Board.
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