GOLF
NOTES.
[Br R.HE]
It is not discult to for see that in the near future a serious ata;a of affairs, will arise at Fanling. The Old Course is already as hard sa iron and many of the greens are very badly burnt," and tees while even the fairways are show- ing serious signs of the lack of moisture. A week ago the course was looking very brown in some parts, and this has spread to almost every hole with alarming rapidity. As a result pitching and patting are becoining inore and more things of terror or luck, and the gentlest pute will travel quite a surprising distance if the ball does not hit! the hole, while weird and wonder i ful things can happen to a drive when it pitchea. It is certainly still worth playing over the Old Course, for under these conditions shots go
enormous distacce,
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which is so pleasing to the vanity of all but the very strongest mind ed: ünder any conditions one tends 'to be at least secretly thrilled by reaching with a drive and a half mashie shot a hole which usually needs two Fall beats.
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enormous
GOLF.
ROYAL HONG KONG GOLF.
CLUB.
BOGEY POOL.
The following is the result of the competition played at Fanling on October 27th and 8th:--
K. S. Robertson (8) 9 up, viner. Other scores:-0. E. C. Marton (scratch) all square; D. G. S. Dod well (5), H. H. Lennox (8), and F. M. EI (14), 1 down; E A. Merry, 2 down. There were en-
tries.
LAWN TENNIS.
INTERESTING MATCHES
FIXED.
U.S.R.C. AGAIN.
..
THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30th, 1928,
A very interesting programme has been arranged for the week-end between the United Services Ricrea tion Chubs and the Hong Kong Association. The Lawn Tennis- personal of the two teams is not; korn, at the time of writing, but it is understood that the fir matches will consist of two Singles and three will be Double The matches will be played on the U. S. R. C Courts, Kowloon, on Saturday and Sunday, November 3rd and 4th respectively,
Needless to mention, a very ne exhibition is expected. The U.S.R.C. players have, by virtue of their brilliant performaten last Saturday, shown themselves to be a tip-top team and what with Wing omdr. Hunter. Lt. Hale, Major Lucas and Tottenhum playing for them again, they will undoubtedly be able to hold their own against the Lawn Tennis Assocntics team, which will be drawn from the best players of the Colony.
JAPANESE PROFESSOR'S
MISADVENTURE.
A. SPIRITUALIST OUT OF CONTROL.
An unrehearsed comedy provided considerable amusement at a recent meeting of the Londen Spiritualist Alliance. They had invited a
"skotograph Japanese university professor to speak about some with experiments
Japanese medium, and the understanding was that he should come with an inter preter to make up for his deficien- ties in English.
#
It may have been that the pro- fessor held his English in higher esteem than the doubting London Spiritualists, but anyhow he turned up without the linguistic medium and with a paper written in Eng. lish which he was obviously deter mined to read. Dr. Wallace, the chairman, proffered his services as reader. The confident professor de clined then, and after & little delay Buent but unintelligible
began a discourse.
He did not get far, for, the Spiritualist Alliance do not take things lying down. They failed to
understand, and they told him so and tried to stop him. But the professor was by now on the top Wo speed and would not stop. can't make top per tail of it" came the unceremonious cry."
CINEMA NEWS,
**THE THIRTEENTH HOUR" AT THE QUEEN'S.
the
the
It was of no avail. On want the
"The Thirteenth Hour," a new lecturer. Once more Dr. Wallace
and thrilling detective mystery story. intervened and pointed out that not
of the Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" only could the audience not under-
and to-morrow. Queen's to-day. stand but that what he was giving e, will be screened at
Lionel Barrymore who played a them was not what they wanted (He was contrasting psychical re search in the East with that in the leading part in Sadie Thompson,
and Jacqueline Gadson are West, and the audience wanted to here of his experiments.) This principals in this unusual picture. The story opens with a murder, seemed an unkind cut, but the
there are many hairbreath escapes lecturer only paused to take breath,
and mystery upon mystery, piling and he survived two or three other
up suspense until the final scene. A attempts to move the closure until
feature of the picture is the per- he had come radiantly to the end
formance of Napoleon," a woo.. Fortunately the paper was not overderful German police dog. long, and the merriment of the audience turned zeither to im patience nor to anger.
Apparently kotographs are a form of supernormal photography, the method employed by the medium being the holding of photographic plates between the palms of the hands during which the medium some special concentrates upon
The image article or writing. of the article" concentrated upon should be impressed on the plate.
TWICE SAVED FROM BEING AN INVALID FOR
LIFE AFTER THE DOCTORS HAD
1. FAILED BOTH TIMES.
POO ON CHINESE HERBS CURED HIM PERMANENTLY.
DOCTORS ADVISED AMPUTATION OF ARMS IN 1917 TO PREVENT DEATH FROM BLOOD POISONING AND THE SECOND TIME CUT OUT TONSILS' AND EXTRACTED ALL TEETH TO CURE RHEUMATISM DUR AS THEY THOUGHT TO. INJURIES. MAN TESTIFIES THAT AT BOTH TIMĖS POR ON CHINESK HERDS WERE THE ONLY MEANS OF SAVING HIM. FROM BEING AN INVALID FOR LIFE, RELIEVING HIM OF TERRIBLE PAIN.
C." W. Owens, who now lives at Leon-street, Modesto, Cali- fornia, U.S.A., and who formerly 90
lived at 551, Wolfe-avenue, Tur- lock,
As a test of gif, however, the course is far from its best, for topped shots will run distances, wille fate alone decides in what direction ball will bounce. Then putting, which play, quite a big enough part in golf as awe any time, now assames an inspiring importance, for only the most delicate touch on the greens can save one from the frequent dis aster of three putts, and even four is far from an impossibility. Al- ready lack plays too large a part in-a round of the Old Course, when HONG KONG. YACHT CLUB. examined me and ordered me to gɔ
bad shots travel almost as far as good ones, be if the course can tinues, in dry up as the rate that has been doing last week, and no
OPENING CRUISE, REGATTA.
The rowing programme for the
It was
The following testimony WIS given by Mr. Owen in 12017 when he took the Poo On Chinese Herbs for the 5rst time:
The Cat And The Canary" At
The World.
The Cat and the Canary will be the attraction nt the World to-day and to-morrow. This picture is a film version of the stage play of the same name, and the story is presented with even greater effect. thanks to the wider scope of the screen for fantastic settings. Tho plot hiuges about a murder in an old "country. mansion where persons have gone at the hour of midnight to hear a will. The lawyer who reads the will is murder- ed, and suspicien falls on each of the six one after another. Startling developments follow, culminating in dramatic climax. ал intensely Laura La Plante, heads a large cast! of players.
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**Knockout Reilly." Richard Dix will again display his physical prowess on Sunday and Monday at the Queen's, in "Knock- out Reilly," his latest production..
Dix plays the part of a young AMERICAN & ORIENTAL LINE, steci-worker who climbs to fame in the prize-ring. Reilly suddenly dis covers that he is the possessor of a wicked punch when he knocks out a champion Sghter for making ad Motor Vessel vances to his sweetheart One of the most realistic ring fights ever almed is provided as a climax to the story. Mary Brian plays the
heroine.
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No Fire Insurance will be affected by
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Goods not cleared within 8 days, in- seding date of arrival, will be abject to Bent
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rain falls in the meantime, there opening cruise regatta, which takes matism, due to my injury. Then could just drag it around... I doc-
California, said recently,
Mr. Owen said: Last year, on On March 20th, 1917, I left September 20th, 1916, my arm was Modesto for Tacoma, Washington, hurt from a fall. I then began to where I was engaged in a logging suffer great pain in my back and the bottom of my left foot began camp as head loader. I worked at
My arm grew smaller, this trade up to this year. On January 1st, 1926, while work to swell
my weight fell from 185 pounds to ing on a wharf, that a truck back from 12 inches to 5 inches, and ed and struck me. I fell and land-
The 145 pounds in three months. ed on my right shoulder and leg.
so severe that I could ly right side was badly injured pain was and later on the company's doctor not sleep at night; sometimes only able to sleep five or ten minutes to a hospital. 1. was in the hospi- at a time. I would have to sit up or keep moving about to feel easy tai three months and during this and get relief, and could only lay time eight physicians examined on my right side. My left hand and treated me. Each had a
and arm were practically useless, different opinion, but the majority thought I was suffering from rheu- My left foot was so bad that I they decided I might get help from tored with six physicians spending drugless treatments, but after tak-$400. They told me there was no hope for me to get well. I took ing them for a while my condition the medicine from them but it did WAS even worse instead of better.
No Fire Insurance will be affected
whatever. The physicians then thought that a no good. At last one doctor
told me my arm would have to be by us in any caso entarrhal I had prorrhen and
taken off or I would never get any Damaged Packages must be left in the troubles and advised that my ton-
better, and there might be a chance Godowns for examination by the Con self. I did not want to take the Mesara, Goddard and Douglas, at 10 for my trouble to grow out by it signees and "the Company's surveyore,
They must be presented within BOUG KONG chance of losing my arm and then, Mondays and Thursdays. not recovering.
isaacrious danger of play becom- ing almost farcical in another month or so Under such circum- stances the Jasper Clark Cup may produce some rather startling scores, and there will be a number of surprises among the sheep and the goats of the Championship qualify. ing round. The only solution seems to be to water the greets, if no rain falls in the near future, for if a man has a fair chance to pitch and putt, the kicks and ha'pence of cast-iron fairways will probably work out about level at the end of a round.
*
*
At the present minute it is really pleasanter to play the New Course than the Old, for the greens are still green and the fairways have plenty of grass on them. Even here the ball will run a prodigious distance after it pitches, but ap- proaching and putting are com- paratively sortaal. The main rea- son for this difference of condition is presumably that the New Course lies lower than the Old dad is always more moist, but it looks as
piace on November 10th, has now been settled, in conjunction with the sailing races, and is as fol lows:-
1st Event, 3 p.m. :-
Inter-Cial Fours, R.H.K.Y.C. versus Canton Rowing Club,
One unile.
and Event, 3.30 p.m.-
Club Junior Pairs, i alle. Red Event, 4.30 p.m. --
Hornell Cup, Hong Fours,
mile.
4ch Event, 3 pana—.
1
Inter-Club Paira, R.H.K.Y.C.
sils and teeth be all taken out and this was done according to their advice. Then my hands and joints all over my body began to swell aud I got worse and worse. My
versus Canton H.C., mile. Training for the inter-Club events is going satisfactorily. The Four (Dreyer, Stanton, Rasman and Crawfordy are settling down to- gether and have been doing some strong paddles over the course, and Lentesty has already taken his place in the boat as cox. Deble and Schmidt are on good terms with each other and their host, and the other Pair selected to oppose Can- ton are W. R. Andrewes and L, F. possible case. Nicholson.
though the greens and fairways As regards the Hornet Cup, ited their ability to bring me satis
have not been cut as closely, and
was a disappointment to find that Su have stood the strain better
the Hong Kong Elettrie Co., who Obviously no question of fault arises, except to the weather, for hold the trophy from last year, can- Hot put in a crew, so the entries the present condition of the courses, for everyone who played through are Kerchong, Taikoo, and Ewo. the summer will bear witness that The first-named, whose best has the stroke, No. 3 and No. 2 from the
A friend told me
{
I could not
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Goods not cleared by 1st November,
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the turf was at its very best. In Club Four, are favourites, and all time I was examined by six phy-gaining my weight. After taking. that the courses would stand the though the incumbers of the Taikoo sicians. They all told me that my three weeks, I was able to plough
wrists got as atif as boards. My to see the Poo On Chinese Herbs / Ten daye of the Steamer's arrival here, PRESS, January to June, 1928. head ached and I had pains all the Company, and fad out if the time all over my body. My pains Chinese Herbs could benefit my were so bad that I could not sleep ease. He had heard of other cases. at night. My appetite was abeo-similar to mine being cured. lutely no good and I could only really did not have much con- drink a little milk or take a little fidence in becoming well, but on the strength of my friend's advice light food. I could not lie on my
I called on the Poo On Chinese lack or on my side. If I did my breath would be cut short. At Herbs Co., to learn what results I might expect from the herbs times I could only lie on my left
My brother and my side for 10 or 15 minutes but this treatment. was the longest as my pain aroused wife took me to the Poo On Chinese me. The physicians at the hospi-Herbs Company, assisted me into the place. My hand and arm were tal tried all they could to give me relief and to cure me, but they said practically useless, they had done all they could, and raise it to put it on the desk with that I could only let nature bave put assistance, and could only its own course, as mine was an im-drag my left foot. After the first it was something dose of herb tea I slept soundly unusual to them and they exhaust all night, and I felt better every day. Now I have no pain, sleep They said that well at night without any trouble, factory results. Nature will take her course and and my arm which had shrunk the trouble will wear itself out. from 123 inches to 51 inches is now Then I began to think how badly filling out and is over 9 inches. I now use my hand, and arm was hurt and crippled up nearly freely and can walk naturally go- I was when in Modesto, in 1916, I can
At this ing anywhere I please, and an re- as bad-may be worse.
the Poo On Chinese Herbs for must be amputated, or 1 Arms would die of blood poisoning. two acres of land and not suffer. any ill effects. I now feel" fine." After relatives and friends recom
Thousands have been made well mended me to take the Poo On Chinese Herbs I decided to try by the Poo On Chinese Herbs which are simple and harmless. Catarrh, them. I was then a complete per-
Gastritis, Eczema, Entries for the Jusier Pairs, vous, wreck and a cripple and had Kidney, Stomach Trouble, Dropey,
Indigestion," wingers of which will receive the painful sufferings. After taking Denison Challenge, Cup, have been the herbs for three weeks I went Blood Poison, Diabetes, Bright's disappointing, and the list closed to work on my uncle's ranch and Disease, Lung, Bladder. Constipa- with only two crews declared..could plough two acres of land a tion, Tumor, Ulcer, Hay Fever, day and chop wood. I have been Malaria, Nervousness, Rheumatism, These are . Sporleder and G. W. Hansen (Stroke), with G. a weli ioan, and enjoyed the beat Neurites, Neuralgis, Piles Fix- Schramm cox., and H. Burson and of health and had no illness of tolas, Coughs, Throat Trouble, An immense amount of work. M. Purvis. A few days grace is any kind, until this last accident Pyorrhea, Tonsites, Female Trou- On January 1st, blea, and many other diseases with- seems to have been put in on the being given in the hopes that more happened to me,
names will be forthcoming.
1925, I weighed 196 pounds and out poisonous drugs or knife. new land, over, which the extension
when I left Tacoma I weighed only When I arrived in of the New Course will be laid out.
127 pounds. Almost everything has now been
Modesto I was on two crutches. I cleared and levelled, and where a
was unable to get into the house of the Poo On Chinese Herbs Corn few weeks ago there were bushes be present, and it is hoped that and about four feet of grass, as there will be a good attendance, well as ridges and mounds and particularly
fact, there was every indication
very heavy wear and tear of the
winter season far better than ever. Lefore. When one looks back a few months, and remembers the liberal top dressing on all the greens, and the fiue growth of grass which re- sulted, one cannot help being dis appointed with the present, though At the same time one must remem ..ber that without that top dressing the condition of the courses would: be a great deal worse.
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crew have more rowing experience
than Ewo, the latter, thanks to assiduous coaching and hard work, have made big strides during the
last week or two.
Or the night of the regatta a din. ner is being held at the Yacht Club, at which the Canton odismen will
hollows, there is now nothing but
section,?
smooth earth. One result of this
is that, whereas before distances
from the rowing
two
looked enormous, they now look H.K. FOOTBALL REFEREES' from all swelling and stiffness and
much smaller than they actually are. But with all the obstructions éleared away one can now play a shot and see where the ball actually finishes, which is when all is said and done a far better way of six- ing the length of a hole than the tape measure. Exactly who will take the responsibilities of decid- ing the anal lay-out of the course. I do not know, but they will have task of great interest, and will no doubt come in for a fair amount of criticism before their job is done.
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pany, without help. After taking the herbs in the neighbourhood of I threw away iny weeks, crutches and now I am able to walk naturally. My wrists are free all pain has left ine. I sleep well every night and eat everything 1 want. I go anywhere and can walk one or two miles a day with out distress or difficulty. My only complaint is that I cannot chew because my teeth are all gone. I cat things I am able to without my teeth and everything digests fine. My case seemed so impossible, and so many doctors had given me up. I certainly feel that the Poo On Chinese Herbs have done wondere are for me. I cannot any enough to
praise them.
the
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