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No. 81,840

六拜禮:魏入廿月八英港香

SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1926.

THE COAL MINE DEADLOCK. STORE BURGLED.

NO ADVANCE MADE TOWARDS SETTLEMENT.

GOVERNMENT CANNOT ASSIST.

London, "Aug. 27 Reuter understands that the Government's view of yesterday's coal discassions is that the miners' representatives called the meeting simply for a subsidy and that they have plainly not budged an inch from the position they assamed in

April-Reuter.

THE COUNTRY'S POWERS,

give, not only in the negotiations, but financially for a period.

NO MORE AID.

Mr. Churchill, replying, repeat- ed what has several times been said on behalf of the Government

BIG ROBBERY AT MACKINTOSH'S.

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The thieyes made no attempt wii- fully to damage things they did not desire to take away, but went about their to take away telsurely thoroughness, which was amazing in view of the fact that lights mast have been used in full view of Dee Veoux Road Contral

A $10,000 HAUL.

Two_safes were opened, and the store cleared of practically every particic of silk when burglars fore ed an entry into the premises of Messrs: Mackintosh and Company, Ltd., the well-known men's wear specialists, last night. that the question of giving The loss is estimated to be be- financial help had long passed out of the sphere of practical politics.tween $8,000 and $10,000, largely The Government had during the represented by silk goods. inst year given £23,000,000 to secure nine months in which to settle and that was the end of the London, Aug. 27. Government's assistance, apart According to the verbatim from the £3,000,000 reserved in report of the conversations at this year's Budget What was Downing Street yesterday, Mr. Jeft out of the latter sunt, after Herbert Smith said the minera various expenses Incurred owing were anxious to see what good to the stoppage had been defray- offices

Government could.

ed, would be available for aiding render towards a solution; also the movement of miners from any what temporary financial help the pits that might be closed, and Government would give.,

£250,000 had been ear-marked for Mr. Churchill replied that be the development of scientific re- estimated at the beginning of the search. What amount would be con stoppage that" the country left-he-could-not-aay, but perhaps would lose ten times as much as it half of that £3,000,000 would be actually had done.. The country available for the purpose for had shown most extraordinary which it was set aside. No sub- power in carrying on. Coal was sidy, however small or temporary, coming in freely at the rate of and nothing in the nature of a nearly a million tons weekly loan by the Government would Furthermore, there was a certain now be possible.... domestic output: We were un- Mr. Cook urged that the ultimate doubtedly, in a position to carry loss to the country must be greater on the life of the country without by the indefinite continuance of difficulty, That was a most re- the dispute than by the grant of markable new fact."

financial assistance, but he agreed that the cost

exceed would £8,000,000.

the

"YOU CANNOT HURT US.” Mr. Thomas Richards regretted Mr. Churchill's speech, which meant: "You cannot hurt us; carry on."

SUBSIDY IMPOSSIBLE.

A showcase with a special dis-

play of silken goods was cleared, and the burglars then proceeded to make a new display of cotton shirts on the vacant shelves.

SAFES OPENED,

A safe was opened by the simple expedient of prising off a brass fit- ting, and smashing the lock with a punch. About $200 in cash was extracted, and the thieves also took away the bank-books of the firm.

The other safe WAS open

apparently with ed

Д key for it shows no signs of having been forcibly broken open; in fact, It was left open with the lock-in- tact. The safes are both on the ground floor, in the business part of the premises.

Entry was forced in the usual way, though a small boy seems to have been utilised by the gang to get in, in. the first instance.

Piecing together, this, morning, the story of one of the most dar- ing of large-scale robberies in re- cent months, it was clear that the burglary had evidently been well- planned beforehand.

HOW ENTRY WAS GAINED.

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SENSATIONAL OPIUM CHARGE.

MILLION RUPEE SHIPMENT

-INVOLVED.

Rokd Central.

日一廿月七

BOYCOTT WEEK

DEMONSTRATION IN CANTON.

MORE PICKETS ENROLLED,

36 PER ANNUM

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Bulls and Inners

From the Office Butts.

"address.

As Mr. Gladstone didn't say There is no truth in the rumour about our P. W. D.-"The people that the Government Intends to muat Pegg away and Rouse Pryde compensate, future launch parties SMUGGLED FROM PERSIA?

until every invernall Hill is made who are victimised by pirates, by anfe. It is no use Cryan that wa can- Instructing police launches to Sensational details were eited

not. Pearce the problem, because al- carry, apare supplies of bait to bo by the Crown to-day in connection On Thursday, Kuomintang sub-though it may not take a Carpenter supplied gratis. with a charge of extensive smugg sidiary organisations in Canton to install a Keyser in a Newhouse,

our Creasy reads won't have so If woman's place is really in tho ling in oplum outside, the Colony which was preferred against Chan staged a demonstration, in support many Hallowes it we Tickle the home, we can only imagine that

At the same. Cho-chiu, merchant in the Kwong of the Canton Strike Committee on- question tactfully." Hing Loong firm of Des Voeux forcing the "anti-British" boycott time, he might have added" some Hongkong ladies have lost the

Humor doots." The pub- In the course of a state-against Hongkong

The simplest way to learn the ment made by Senior Relic did not show any marked in-American courts have condemned venue Officer Watt, who ap-terest in this display by pro-lous. We always suspected there with mosquitoes.

the word "Przefaṛmnézyli" as libel- Charleston is to get bitten all over peared before Mr. R. E. Lind fessional agitators and Labour was something the matter with it for an adjournment of the hearing Union pickets, but many people

The Bathing Beaches Committee have long hair and go without until fuller investigations had been gathered in the streets, Police mande, It was alleged that the de- and military not on regular duty evidently worked on the mistaken clothes. Ours have short hair.

principle that roses from the front- fendant was concerned in a million and pickets from the Strike Com-garden smell differently from those rupce shipment of opium which was being smuggled from Persia. mittee were able to form a line of grown in the backyard. The Department had learned, from more than a mile long on parade." the documents seized in the case, that the ship which carried this valuable shipment Was the

sell this morning and applied

Philadelphia, which was last heard to be off Singapore, on its way to

BANDITS KILL PRIEST.

Belgian Missionary Shot in Shangi

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Vesuvius is threatening to erupt again.. And we thought Mussolini had suppressed everything in Italy..

The demonstration began at the East Parade Ground, where three platforms were erected for speech- making. The centre platform had There is no truth in the rumour gathered around it the farmers and that the 93 residents who submit workers; that on the east side atted suggestions to the Bathing tracted military and police; whilst Beach Committee intend showing on the west students and merchants their appreciation by presenting gathered. In addition to the Soviet that excellent body with an illumi Mission, the German Third Internating address. nationale was represented at the meeting.

THE SPEAKERS.

Shanghal, Aug. 28. The Belgian, Legation has informed the Missions Belges at Shanghai that bandits fatally shot the, Catholic priest, Father C. Ruyffelsert, of the Sulyuan Vicariate, while he was travelling-in-among those who addressed the Shungi. A Chinese, “accom- panying him was killed on the apot.

The demonstration started with an announcement by Mr. Kan Kum- shek, in his capacity as Chairman of the League of Farmers, Workers Students, and Merchants, and.

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Father Ruyfelaert Was brought to the small town of Kangfang-Yingtze, where he dled after receiving the Lhst Sacraments. Father Ruyffe- laert had been a missionary in Suiyuan since 1910.-Reu-". ter.

........

gathering were Mr. C. Y. Chen Kie- woon, former Canton Municipal Treasurer, and Mr. Pang Chak man, who spoke on behalf of the Central Executive Committee of the Kuomintang.

The man who stole the electric fans must have been trying to raise the wind.

Certain wild women in Africa

0:0 Lots of the bathing costumes. seen on the beaches now are the survival of the fittest.

Hongkong has something to be thankful for Two brokers in Ber- in collapsed owing to overwork on Monday. T

one, too.

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"Catcher for Pirates," says head- ing in the sports section of an American paper. We could do with

.0.0 Chins has the biggest Army in the world Possibly by reason of bed marksmanship...

It is said that the "Kafirs Bread Theke Canton Reds appear to Plant" lives for about one thousand have got blue in the face with years. We believe we had a slice anger. from it the other day.

A good place for the thermome ter these days is the ice chest;

Last month, the Blue Danube was flooded. Suppose the people waltzed to safety.

DB

All the speakers reiterated their

There's a Fish Trust in the Uni- support of the Strike Committee, refuting the Hongkong Governor's ted States. Its not profits are said charge that the Committee is a to be quite a catch.. band of bandits and pirates.

A new, fan has been invented which will do two thousand revolu

Hona a minute: Ought to be popu

Jar in China:

The French Government is en- deavouring to popularise stale bread. But the people are a bit erusty about it. 167

WARD; B.

The Mauretania's orchestra re- cently refused to submit to a mèdic- al examination at New York. Quite natural, for modern bands-

The paraders, following the de- The stockingless fashion doesn't monstration on the Parade Ground, look expensive enough to become a men are a bit brazen visited the headquarters of the fad. Strike Committee and the Kuomin-

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In support of their assertions

chests of the drug were to be tang in turn, shouting "Down with Some of our traffic constables that they do not collect bats, two,

Imperialiem!" and "Long live the

Strike Committee!"

The Kuomintang Workers' Con- ference is beginning from to-day

Holland as windmills,, should be able to get good jobs in

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This summer, like the last to sell badges and scrolls, from 40 twenty, is the hottest we've over cente to $5 aplece, for one week for had. the benefit of the Strike Committee. The "Students Union and all Kuo- mintang clubs in the city are as sisting in the sale.

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"RED" FIGHTERS. The Kuomintang Workers" Dele-

local cricketers have invited us to Inspect their respective belfries. We imagine they both collect capa.

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An optimist is a member of the Hongkong Angling Society who takes a basket with him to put the

One way for a Bank to become fish in.. popular would be to give away a few free samples.

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The best way to manage a woman. is to let her have way in every thing...and then trust to luck.

COUNTRY'S POWER. Dealing with the prospect of the stoppage continuing, Mr. Mr. Herbert Smith said:"We Churchill said he could not see are not here to make a petition how the Federation's position but to get an honourable Bettle- would be improved for negotiating ment. We can carry the fight a a favourable pettlement by allowing bit further. We been doing our force of circumstances to end the utmost to avoid pit-flooding, but dispute. As for the country, much after Mr. Churchill's speech we had been learned during the stop must fight."

page, and if asked at the outset

Macao, and that on arrival off the Mr. W. P. Richardson said if what would be the result of even things were better from the stand-two weeks' stoppage, he would have

Portuguese Colony, the 400 odd point of the country, so the miners given.figures ten times as high as would also be able to resist. those he now knew to be the case.

Securing, by some means or transferred into waiting lunks. There might be a little defection, Except in the great basic trades, other, access to the well of Ale- As to the eventual destination of the country had shown an extracr-xandra Building, it would appear the shipment, the charge broadly "but po general weakening.

dinary power of carrying on,The that a man with a crowbar climb-defined it as "China"-- exports for July, for instance, were

ed up a drainpipe to Messrs. Mac- Defendant was charged with better than those of a year ago, kintosh's window on the mezzanine alding, abetting and counselling Mr. Churchill said the Govern-making allowance for the fact that floor. This was forced open, and the smuggling of the opium, and ment were prepared to help no coal was exported. Unemploy the thieves were, then confronted Mr. M. K. Lo, who appeared for towards a settlement, but they ment was better, although the har- with iron bars running the length the defence, had occasion to refer had only been asked for a renewal vest had something to do with that.

of the window, and inside that iron to the "nebulous" nature of the of financial assistance, which was Since the general strike, 50,000 trellis work. The iron bars were charge, in that no indication was impossible.

fewer were unemployed. People bent to one side to allow the ingress given in the wording of the exact

Statistics show that Americane Mr. Smith said:"Your offer of were buying coal. The Govern of a small boy, who then apparently point or place at which such aid-gate Conference ("Reds) have re- eat $76,000,000 worth of candy help recalls the incident of a man ment was not called upon to buy used the crowbar to force open ing, abetting and counselling, was cently recruited nearly 4,000 ex-every year. How sweet! drowning in a river being asked coal to any extent now. Coal im- by a man on the bank to drag hin porte could be easily increased, no window well away from the drain- alleged to have taken place. Service men and unemployed from

pipe, and less protected. self-out-and-the-man-on-the-bank doubt if cold weather-came-On- would wipe his fest. We won't the other hand, there was a certain settle on such terms."Reuter output here and out-crop workings. were being worked. There was-no- doubt whatever that the country Rugby, Aug. 27. was in a position where no difficulty The report of the meeting be- was found in carrying on the life tween the members of the Govern- of the country, large proportion of rent and officials of the Miners the trade of the country and all Federation reveals no advance vital services. towards a settlement of the coal, dispute. 'The meeting dispersed] without arrangements being made The Government had no desire for a further interview, but Mr. to humiliate the Federation officials Winston Churchill urged, at the or the miners. There was nothing.

THE LABOUR FEUD. close, the Government's readiness they would rejoice in more than for such meeting if the miners scoing the miners again working,

Accusing the leaders of the Cen have any new proposals to Whether it should be by national or

tral Labour Union in Canton What about local Residents As advance, and Mr. A. J. Cook cor- district settlements was not for

("anti-Reds") as traitors, Kuomin- scelations amalgamating for the dially agreed with Mr. Churchill them to decide, but he could not see

New York, August 27. tang secret service men are going purpose of submitting, a scathing that a negotiated settlement would why both parties could not be re-

Alate message from Johns vigorously after the officers of the bathing beach report? be better for all concerned in the conciled. He had thought the

Towns says that by daybreaks Union. Mr. Chan Sum, chairman dispute.

miners might advance new and de-

thirty bodies had been recovered of the Central Labour Union, has There's a story going round of above that sort of thing. Mr. Herbert Smith, President of finite suggestions, and if they gave

from the Clymer mine. Fourteen already escaped to Macao to avoid a Hongkong taipan who was so ab- the Federation, was the spokes-promise of a solution, Government

men are still missing. Several of arrest. The Unions afiliated with tended that he went to office man for, the miners at the open-offices would have been available in

the rescued men were severely in this Central Union have been with on a Wednesday Instead of to Fan- ing of the conference. He re-whatever way they might prove

Before leaving, the burglars Jured.-Reuter's American Service drawing from it in order to avoiding. viewed the result of the miners' useful.

suspicion and complications, and at th recent conference with the ownere, Mr. Smith said that in the cir-secured a wash-basin and washed

present there are less than 40 A man named Luke Warm has PACT.ification with the Central Labour's quite hot about it. themselves, and then changed.

labour bodies openly claiming iden been arrested in Chicago,

Uniou,

NO ADVANCE.

NO HUMILIATION.“

While we quite admit that the arms traffic is a serious thing, it seems about time that some of our Mr. Lo raised the point also the districts in order to do their Paddock, the noted runner, has hotel compradores slowed up on the whether a prima facie case had fighting with the "anti-Ren Wu just become engaged. Yet he holds legs traffic as applied to chickens, CLOTH AS ROPE.

been made out with details atera; but the "war," started on 27 sprinting records. The boy must have then gone their disposal and he gave notice July 29th, was finally got under about the amazing task of cutting that he would ruise the subject control on August 8th, and since

There's a new cigar on the mar off the tassels of dressing-gown at the commencement of the hear then, no street, warfare on an ex- girdles and with strips of clothing with Mr. Lloyd, the Superintensive scale, has occurred. To ket called "The Ford." Let's hope making a long rope from the win-tendent of Imports and Exports, provide for the upkeep of these. It doesn't back-fire. dow, thus affording entry for the who would be conducting the case 4,000 men, the Kuomintang Work- whole-gang-through this window for the: Crown.

The thieves apparently proceeded The defendant was remanded on

without hurry to collect all silk on the mezzanine floor, allowing very little to escape their notice.

In a store room at back of the premises was a packing case, newly arrived, and they forced this open

bail of $5,000..

MINE DISASTER.

to ascertain the contenta, leaving THIRTY BODIES RECOVERED, in untouched when they discovered there was no silk therein.

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A valuable bag, the property of one of the assistants, was used to take much of the stolen property

away.

behind.

FINAL WASH-UP.

NEGOTIATIONS OPENED.

who had, he said, decided to take cumstances it seemed unaccossary their clothes, leaving the old ones RUSSO-FINNISH advantage of the Eight Hours Act to prolong the interview. Thoy to the fullest extent and were were not prepared to agree to an determined to insist on a district extension of hours or to district as opposed to a national agree agreements. ment, and wore opposed to apply. ing for help from the Govern;n. ment.They (the miners) now There was, however, further dis- approached the Government to ask cussion on various aspects of the what help the Government could (Continued on Pare, 18.).

FUTURE HOPES.

When a Telegraph ropresenta tives visited the scene this morn ing, Messrs. Mackintosh's pre- mises showed no marked signs of the robbery, and he was informed that the sale as advertised would goon just as usual.

Scientists have discovered that butterflies can live after the head has been severed. Some of Hong kong's two-legged variety are usunt-- ly animated after they have lost theirs. Y

Cars Delegate Conference intends to

Olvil servants' hours in England ask the Strike Coremittee to enrol may be increased from seven to Although it is said that Hong- them as pickets, to be partly sub-eight. We understand that in sidised by the Kuomintang Work Hongkong: official circles a heated kong is not getting Its normal sup ers' Conference.

discussion is being waged as to ply of vegetables these days, the whether this means per week or per month.

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And

-market cpnsars to be full of beaTIE,

It is Bald that the P. W. D, 18 watching boulders which are al- leged to be unsafe. We under stand that the watchers have de- clined free, accommodation in the. houses directly beneath on the grounds that they prefer to be

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Some people soèm to think that every rocky boulder becomes a bolder boulder, these days.

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A resident of Thorpe Manor was awakoned the other night fuit: before midnight by a represent Many pictures of health are hand-tive of the Water Authority, and informed that the water had been turned on. This thoughtfulness. enabled the gentleman concerned... to secure a glass of water before it was turned off again;

His Excelleney the Governor paleted. Moscow, Aug. 27. has appointed Mr. William George Negotiations have begun at Garrard to be an official Justice of Helsingfors for a Russo-Finnish the Peace for the Colony of Hong Security Pact Reuter

kong.

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