THE CANTON LOANS.
Protest by Students.
The students of Canton have
THE HOLLKONG TELEGRAPH.
CARPENTIER KNOCKED PASSION'S PLAYGROUND.
OUT.
| Paris this afternoon.
Prince interveno
A bandiome
2
Katherine MacDonald, the
At the Coronet. Story of Siki's Victory.
There are many people for issued the following manifesto dramatic and mating finish to thing they are warned against im
Paris, Sept. 24-There was a wham, like Bluebeard's wife, the for distribution to the foreign con- the match for the Light-heavy-mediately takes on a fatal attrac sular and diplomatic representweight Championship of the tion. Of this type is Mary Grant. tives in Canton and Peking
world and the Heavyweight the heroine of We, the students of Kwa Championship of Europe between ground" which comes to
Passions Play- the Long, Chine, do protest against Further Snancial aid from foreign Carpentier and Battling Siki in Corones to-day. Warned that individuals. syndicates, or govern-
her father was an inveterato gam- ment to the numerous political When he foft his corner for the bler and that she must on that and military actions in China, as sixth round Carpentier was a sccount giva Monte Carlo this outside supply of money and beaten man. bleeding profusely, wide berth Mary at once decides ammunitions has been the causes his right eys nearly closed, and to run away from the Scottish and means for the present in scarcely able to defend himself convent that shelters her and ternecine and fratricidal wars to from the blows which his Sane-make her way to the famous continue in this country.
galese opponent rained heavily gambling resort whenever op- "We believe that the proposed upon him.
portunity offers. Opportunity 4,000,000 pounds sterling Kwang-, Siki, still pressing for the fight, inheritance and after she has does offer when she comes into an ing Government bonds to be drove the famous, but now help-figured as the girl who broke the issued at London through British less, French boxer to bis corner bank at Monte Carlo a couple of bankers without approval of the where he crouched limply against adventurers mark her down as a National Assembly of the Rethe ropes. He managed to protect likely victim. public and against the expressed his head, but a fins terrific right| wishof the Cantonese people may in the centre of the back sent hims
at the or will be diverted to other put sprawling to the boards under the
moment, however, and. poses than the rehabilitation of ropes. Calustily for Siki, it mettle and so wins her love.
in a dramatic elìmáx, proves his currency and the improvement of right foot wis in front of Canton public utilities. We, there- Carpentier, who fell over him beautiful American film star. fore, request not only the British and at the very moment of Government to withheld its sup-sitory the Senegalese was diss port hom all British bankets deal-quabred by the
referee. This ing in this undertaking but also surprising decision was not given all friendly Powers to China to nediately, and later it was
their subjects prevent rendering aid of any kind which fight was awarded to Siki. will delay the reunification of Siki, meantime, was hoisted on Chios."
to bis serands' shoulders and Our Canton correspondent says waved his arms pily to the dense there is a vast volume of litera-mass of spectators who filled the ture abroad referring in unfavour-great Velodrome. There were at able terms to the Foreign Loans, least sixty thousand of them, and so the Civil Governor, Mr. Chan their feelings were deeply stirred, ceremony without the ten shill- Chik-yue, has issued an order to as was natural enough, by the ings and evenpeace due for all the printers in the city pro-piteous spectacle which Siki hadees. They have been allowed a hibiting them from publishing made of their Famous
fortnight's grace by the varger, idol. such matter Printing matter Descamps and his assistants did who has withheld the marriage
certificate as security. order have all that seconds could co to wash amounted to 30,000 sheets, and away the stains of battle and ridegroom is a soldier, the bride these have been destroyed.
must have the certificate to prove revive their champion's spirits.]
to the War Office that she is a Acling under orders from the but one falt that the military headquarters, the Super-artention
wifee paper. of medical 13 intendent of the Telegraph Office would have been more to the has retained about a dozen tele purpose. Stripped as he was, and grams sent by Hsa Sung chih and without waiting even for his sounded. Li Fook-lum to Dr. Sun's addressing gown. Carpentier left his The third roned saw Siki take
These have chair and crawled through the the initiative with swinging blows; bern sent to Headquarters for ropes. He could scarcely stand. (right and left at the ribs, but He sat on the edge of the ring|Carpentier staggered him with a while & soiled towel was thrown terrific right bebind the ear. In spite of the prospects of the forer his aching shoulders, and he Momentarily then Siki sought his loans being put through, curGan was then carried away. Siki's own corner, where another blow toc correspondent states. Canton foot was certainly in the way, but in the back of the head brought bankrotes have declined to 40 per Carpentier, & lent and broken him to his knees for a seven- ten?, whils: Hongkong notes aretizure on the ropes, was knocked seconda count.
subsidiary coin.
seized under this
herents in Canten.
investigation.
No es again Slump.
the heroine and is supported by a gives a notable performance as
been adapted from the widely very fine caste. The picture has
story from reveried by the Judges and the Hercules" by C. N.
"The Guests of
and A.3 Williamson.
read
SLARHLAGE IN PAWN,
A bridal couple at Man-field found themselves after
the
As the
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LONDON WOMEN TEACHERS' REVOLT.
Refusal to Work with the.. Unqualified.
The refusal of women teachers
work. Many of these women were trained in London.
"We believe that the teaching of very small children is as im portant as the teaching of older children."
These semi-qualified teachers, agreed by the Board of Educa The crowd anti employed by the LCC. to cotion, will be paid at the rate of it 25 per cent. premium as against down by the final blow in the lcipated that the end had come, operate with the education official £110 year, rising by angust)
Tales of the Australian
Aboriginal.
How an Australian aboriginal murderer, who was being escorted
i
case.
ara, ic
Women
increments to £155 & year. The average pay of a certificated assistant mistress is £305 a year. The step taken by the LC.C is part of the economy' campaign, in education.
now instructing the very young
10
| back-as will no doubt be proved and yelled their delight.
It is training infants assistants" by the kinema record -and would) was
indeed the beginning of came in a heal on September 26. A HEROIC MURDERER, have fallen a helpless man in any the end, but not the end that This dispute with the Council was looked for. Siki suddenly is the result of the decision of the It was a very different end from revived, drove Carpentier into the education authorities to employ that which was expected when centre of the ring, and with
a women, qualified by three
AN EXPERIMENT. the fight was begun, though it swinging right sent him to the months' training, to teach child- It is regarded by officials es an
Carpentier was remarked by many that he boards.
was im-ren under the compulsory school experiment, but it was admitted to was not the Carpentier of old. He mediately on his feet again bulage.
the Quily Chruidhe representative, gave one the impression of not he was badly shaken, and sought There
the that, if successful, it might to cal by a policemar. at the ting suficiently trained, and be to save himselt by wild ex-schools. 100,000 children under gradually be applied in all L.C.C. risk of his own life aved hid the air of a man who thought changes. Siki. Eowever, missed school age, and they are taught schools, so that the 2,000 teachers captor from a watery grave was
lightly of the task before him. his chance of a knockout before by 2,000 certificated teachers. one of the remarkable stories told about this little-known race of the ring, was enthusiastic 1
His welcome, when he entered the gong sounded,
Some time ago the LC.C. ad.
might be replaced. Carpentier came up people he Captain David Doule could wish for. Siki, too, who fourth round sadly weakened, ages of 18 and 0, of good general was received by Sir Robert Blair,
for the vertised for women between the
A deputation from the N.U.W.T. of Australia, at an interesting had entered before him. was and scarcely able to defend him-education, to fill positions 45 education officer, in the morning, lecture delivered at the Taikoo the object of encouraging cheers, self, with blood flowing freely from infants assistants," so replacing and as a result of the conference Club last night. While crossing The crowd bought he need his mouth. Covering his face with 100 of the certificated tea-hers agreed, pending consideration of a xwalled river the policeman od them. They, like Carpentier, his gloves he leaned on Siki in now employed.
the question by the Council, not was swept off his horas into the under-estimated Siki's power of sore distress. Siki drove him away
Several of the 100
refuse these "Assistants" warer. The black. who had reached the back in safety, sering bis qualities ass boxer. It was Carpentier then encouraged his September 26 to various schools
withstanding punishment, and with right and left to the bead. selected went for the first time on admission to the schools.
Later in the day another the cfcera plicht. jumped in tightly assumed that the match supporters by making some show fat observation. Under instruc deputation from the union want without the slightest hesitation had been arranged more to give of again taking the initiative, but tions from the National Union of to the clerk of the Council, asking and, placing his manacled hands them an opportunity to see their his blows were wild and ineffec- Women Teachers, beadmistresses that a ander the policeman's head. MLS
special meeting of the ceeded in getting safely to shore serious pretensions of his of-weakened him still further. He who were asked to leave the
idol in action than to test antive. Several severe uppercuts refused to accept these learners, Council should be summoned. The way in which the Aus- tralian aborigines treat, their dead. ponent. It was forgotten that was driven to the ropes in his premises.
Siki had some slight advantage in corner, and only the gong saved The is interesting. The corpses 272 left in bark shread in the tree weight and a five years advantage him. The fifth round began with teachers were given to Daily North Riding Education Com- tops and sometimes the flesh off age, and that although bis in-fighting, in which Sizi rained Chronicle representative by Missmittee are to brighten village life the arms and legs of dead foes is been knocked out. Only recently animate opponent. Both of the secretary of the union.
career has been short he has never body blows en his almost in Coombes, Lihat organising by arranging concert tours during exten. Eating the fat off a dead
the winter. relative's cheeks is supposed to boxer Nilles.
be beat that excellent French were warned for holding, al-j "I Londen 500 qualified take away the sadness of bereave-I
though Carpentier was certainly supply teachers are out of work," the worst offender. When they she said. Moreover, there are, ment.
The aboriginsi youth who has
Carpentier seemed to share the were separated Carpentier taking the country as a whole. unwarranted confidence of his sup- made a wild dash at his young women fresh from, to go through the various cere! monies necessary to obtain the porters, and in the first round it opponent with his head down, college who are unable to obtain
with his might well have been thought that and, catching him fall estas of his tribe is not to be bis only aim was to amuse the shoulder, sent him sprawling on envied At the age of ten the crowd, and to pose for a film. He the ropes. Siki was on his legs boy is taken out, painted with ochre and repeatedly tossed into towered over his coloured oppo- again at once.
more ceremonies and is then
SIKI'S TACTICS.
the air and caught by the assemcroaching
nent, who came ** him in a Carpentier, scarcely conscious bled warriors. Later he is placed buried between his gloves. Car- opponent again, beating the air attiluce. his head of what be was doing, went at bis on the ground and one of his pentier kept him away with a with right and left and fell across front teeth is knocked out with a stone. Up to the age of twenty straight left and an occasional the ropes.. Siki belped him to his five he has to go through many saddently jumped in with
Rentle tap ou the head. Bot Siki feet, and received a blow in the face for bis-pains. Carpentier did allowed to participate in the daily swinging right, which shook not know what he was doing, but bunt for food.
Carpentier considerably, and the spectators howled their dis- warped him to take Aninteresting character in the
mat-approval. When Carpentier left tribe is the doctor.
ters more seriously. No serious bis corner for the last time Siki His body is supposed to contain lizard, damage bed, however, been rushed at him with right and left
done.
Record The
round and drove him to the ropes, where which enab'es him to supply Bufficient auction power to remove)
opened with a spell of in-fighting, | he collapsed a helpless and beaten all disorders. When the doctorn which the combatants deliver man.
ed piston-like blows at the The referee, who was in the ring,) Bucks the blood from a patients stomach. Siki, jumping away, was M. Houry Bernstein, and the wound all the badness is supposed:
swung right and left, but the three judges were M. Victor! to come out with it.
blows fall harmlessly on Breyer, Mr. Bennison, sod M..
shoulders. Carpentier'a
The Pujat. The referee's decision to aboriginal would be complete latter retaliated with right and disqualify Siki was based on without some reference to the left at the head, but not quickly medical opinion that Carpentier's hisck's prowess as a tracker.
coloured enough. The
man leg bad been severely strained, Bending bis body almost double, and his piercing eyes glued to the safety in a clinch. Separated by fight. The judges, however, after cleverly dacked, and sought and, he could not continue the ground, the aboriginal can follow with the unerring instinct of ring, his head again buried in decision and gave judgment that the referee, Biki then stood in the a short discussion, overruled this bloodhound the trail of a boree of his gloves, and Carpentier was 8iki was the victor by a knock- mans week after the quarry be still standing over bim waiting out.-Times.
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