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DAY BY DAY

THE MOST COGENT REASON FOR RESTRICING THE INTERFERENCE OF THE GOVERNMENT 18 THE GREAT EVIL OF ADDING UNNECESSARILY TO ITS POWER. John Stuart Mill.

The P. and D. 1.1. Comorin, from Shanghai, la due here at noon on Friday.

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NA

THE SPORT OF ANTLER CUTTING.

By Sir JOHN BLAND-SUTTON.

rpose

22

Popular attitude to the Nanking. Government probably is represented [by a real desire that it should be maintained, that there is not yet Huficient reason to get rid of 1,

NTARA, formerly the capital of buck is brought on to the turf

Japan, is situated on the with a jerk. A hunter soizen and no prospect of anything NO

Ben Line S. S. Bentomond, slope of some picturesque hills 25 kind leg and throws the animal, good to replace it.. Except in Can- from London, Straits and Manila, is miles from Osaka. It is famous It Is held down by half-a-dozen ton, and probably excinding many

among other wonders for shrines, men. A brief but determined tumples and # colossal bronze struggle follows. The buck soon elements in thal city and province, The silk forwarded from Hongkong Buddha: The

to Nara learns, from previous ex- there is a feeling of pride and satis- by the Empress of Canada on the 25th is through a well-wooded parks in perience, that he is over stared faction in the achievements of the April, arrived in New York (St. John's which tall cryptomeria and ever-land aubmits to the following pro-

Park) and Hoboken on the 17th May, green onks flourish and also શ redure. Government, especially its note- having been 22 days in transit. large herd of Japanese deer.

On a fine Sunday

Tricks of the Ring. worthy successes in foreign policy.

morning The rainfall registered at the Royal wandered into this beautiful park The Master is garbed in The movement therefore receives Observatory for the 24 hours ended at with the ostensible support only as a cry against the 10 a.m. today was 3.04 inches. This visiting the famous Buddha, and of comic shape, not unlike a het. of coloured capo and a head-covering heat of the Government. We doubt. makes the total since January 1st the long rows of atone-lasteras mot. He is attended by a page 20.41 inches, against an average of memorials to the dead. On this armed with a bow-shw; with this If Chiang Kai-shek, has ever been 18.22

morning the road leading to the saw he lops each antler just above popular. At present his stock is

park was like a fair. Ascending the burr. There is no bleeding. The following police officers are the slope which leads to the tent no manifestation of pain, and no declining, and the aim of the op-

proceeding home on leave by

the ple I found myself among a crowd struggling. The cut position tends to be to get rid of P. & O. Comurin, sailing on Satur- of people-old and young.

surface is men, anointed with antiseptic paste and Chinage but to preserve the Govern

day:-Detective Sergeant Paton, women and children. Srores Trade Sergeant McInnes ant Lance Japanese deer (Cervussika) wan

of the buck is set free. meat. If, however, as scems in- Sergt. Sherry.

dered freely in the crowd.

ten bucks "deborned." crunzingly likely, Ching

The clever animals quickly learn makes

At the sides of the road there the tricks of the ring and, cun- himself so much the master of the

A Chinese injured himself seriously were stalls, as in a fair, for the ningly avoid the net. when he attempted suicide by throw-laale of refreshments, also Bowers ties in the arena

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1933.

THE CHINESE CRISIS.

The Chinese Government has earried through the meeting of the | People's Convention with some res solution and much show of enthu- sinam. To that extent it may be said that the attempt to raise the banner of revolt just in time to seoteh the Convention has failed. As a matter of fact there is no sism that anything has been done at the Convention that had not al. ready been thoroughly worked out beforehand. it has automatically registered the decisions previously made by the Government after vuent opposition had been silenred | by the arrest of Mr. Ho Han-min. The consquepers of that arrest

be in a critical condition.

SILY

Ocensionally when the not set- tles on the antlers the clever little beast disentangles it, much to the

Oc

but

Robert Lynd's

sentence, and he advised them to tell above the "burr." The operation

justi their friends not to stow away to is simple, but it is another matter Finger Prints.

Hongkong as they

months and not two,

would get three to catch the bucks

The Casting-Net,

T ZER

By HIMSELF.

A Chinese police guard who at-costume. tempted to leave the afternom train from Canton while it was moving into Japanese Deer. the Shumchun station yesterday after- nean fell, and sustained severe head. Japanese deer are handsome delight of the audience. Not in- The Wreckers.

injuries. He was taken on the train animals standing 2ft. 8in., with frequently a buck turns on the ta Kowlcon, where he was immediately bright chestnut coats profusely drovers and routs them! For the After leading the Tary Peers in rushed to hospital, and is reported to spotted with longitudinal rows of audience this is exciting. the wrecking of the Land Utilisation

bright white spots. The antlers Japanese deer are small, very are furnished with four Bill, Lord Hailshamu should, at ienst,

tines agile, and jump splendidly. An invitation is extended te mem-which, like antlers in general, are casionally keepers who take part have omitted to crow over the suc-bers of the public interested in life-shed in the autumn.

in the dehorning" are Injured- cers of their tactics. There is no saving methods, to attend the regular The bucks during the greater sometimes fatally. An occasional achievement in wreaking the will classes now being held at the Central part of the year are as harmless accident is the sequel of any man-

Palice Station and at the Police Train-as the does and mingle with the ly sport. 13 defenceless positioning School on Tuesdays and Thurs visitors; they are petted by chil Nearly everything in the Bill which days; when members of the Force are dren, who feed them

returned to Nara the day fol with oat-lowing my visit, and found bucks made it valuable to its promoters undergoing training, Pamphlets on

the subject are avaliable, and thenomeal cakes, which they eat greedi-which had been "dehorned" the has been ruthlessly destroyed. The can be obtained on application to Mr.. The children play with, and previous day mingling with does whole of the proposals enabling R. J. Hunt, at the Central Police caress, these pretty animals as and children, eating oatmeal large-sente

freely as if they were rabbits. farming experiments Station.

cakes. I approached one; it was I attempted to stroke a buck humble and unconcerned, with a view to fostering improved

(whose antlers and peeled) with harmless, and permitted me to ex- methods in agriculture have beenBinkin were sentenced to two months the same famillarity I had shown amine the sawn surface of the

Gregory Popoff and Zinowig. A swept away. together with the pro-imprisonment each by Mr. Hamilton, the does, but the bold front the bure; when touched it was as in- posal to provide demonstration at Kowloon this morning, for having little fellow displayed warned me sensitive as wood. farms. The clause providing for

stowed away on the ss. Hangsang to be cautious although i had from Shanghai. It was stated that handful of catracal cakes. The the acquiring of land needing drain-the two men had hidden in a lifeboat, guide explained to me that when Laste or reclamation--embling work-In passing sentence Mr. Inmikten said their antlers are bare In the rut- loss to be profitably employed-has Shanghai on the expiration of their and their antlers sawn of

defendants would he went back to ting season, the bucks are caught been so encumbered with qualifying amendments as to render the whole (Bill practically unworkable. Most of the proposals were regarded in non- Purly circles as absolutely necessary as a scientific aid to agricultural revival in Great Britain, many of them were designed by non-party experts and merely embodied in a Government Bill. None of these con, siderations weighed with Lord Hallsham and his followers. The

the auditorium la sented like an Civilised people seem to have as The following cable at the close amphitheatre protected to prevent strong an whale measure was chopped 10

objection of the sugar market yesterday hasn' agile buck

to having from jumping their finger-prints taken as some fragments. are, however, daity becoming more ex-Minister rendered highly unlike-treath and Cul

Furthermore, the Tory been received by Messrs. Pen-among the audience. These deer savages have to being photograph- asd more manifest, We hold now,ly any possibility of a compromisė

jump splendidly, and when excited ed. are dangerous, as we held at the time of the ar

The most innocent' share this between the hereditary House and i

The method of catching these dislike of finger-prints with the rest, that the breach made is fun- the democratic Ministry by the

nctive animals cousists in driving most guilty. They feel as though, half-a-score into the arena; in the if their fingerprints were taken, damental. In the imprachment tone of the speech in which he

middle of the arena half-a-dozen they might almost as well be wear- drawn up by our members of the demanded as a condition of moré

1dmen, each armed with a strong ing prison clothes at once. They Supervisory Board againsi

leniency towards certain clauses,

open-meslied casting-net, with 1

Associate finger-prints with mur shal Chiang Kai-shek this is one of themselves not to insist upon its that the Government should pledge

strong rope to serve as

derers, burglars and Scotland receive, them, and as the hucks the main counts.

and a fuger-print system lard, ruah past the men endeavour financial privilege. Never was

to give them the sensation throw the net over the antlers. Mr. Sun Po, the son of the Foun- constitutional quarrel more lightly

If the nut is correctly thrown detectives wherever they went.

that they were being ahadowed by der, and a member of the family challenged, and the Government's

and settles over the antlers the alliance which has strengthened emphatic refusal was inevitable. Chiang Kai-shek's position, made The tactics of the Conservative Party in the House of Lords are the setting free of Mr. He con- desthed to lead the rank and file to dition of his returning to Nanking. disaster unless wanton wrecking en- whence he fled to Shanghai whenthusiasms are curbed. "I am not Canton declared against thetraid of the issue of the Peers ver- Government. The defection of Dr. sus the People," says Lord Hailsham Wang Chong-hui, who was chair- but the noble Peer is out of his man of the committee which draft-time. This is the twentieth cen- tury, and nothing is more likely to

Mar-

h

ed the new Provisional Constitu-keep the Labour Government in tion, gravely weakens the prestige power than a justified appeal to the of the Government. Last-minute country against partisan obstruction attempts to persuade Mr. Hu to of democratic legislation. put in an appearance at the Con- vention, and so indiente that he is not a prisoner, failed. The con- ditions were such that he would

I

WATER LEVELS.

have had no freedom of speech,DETAILS FOR WEST, NORTH

since, it is reported, Marshul Chlang Kal-shuk insisted on seeing

AND EAST RIVERS.

The following table. issued by

the drift of whatever speeches he the Kwangtung River Conservancy intended to make. Thus, although Commission, shows in English feet the revolt staged at Canton might the water levels on the West River, seem to have won but a poor re- dates named:

North River and East River on the pouse in other parts of the coun- try, and thore is Incking evidence of a pact between discontented cle- North River at Tsingyuan 4.8 7.9

West River at Shlahing meute in the North and the South, North River at Samshul 7.

May Mny

18. 19.

7.1

yet the popular support on which East River at Shoklung 8.2 12 the Government must reat has been-Shluhing, 41 feet; Taingyuen, The highest levels recorded arò: seriously weakened, and Chingu 29.2 feet; Samehul, 278, foot; Kai-shok under cover of a popular Shoklung, 11.5 feet. Convention has advanced another minus 5 foot at Samshul and The lowest levels on record are stop in the direction of absolutism, minus 2.7. foot at Bhoklung,

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The deer-ring is arranged in the TT is safe to prophesy that there style of a bull-ring. At Nara it will be is an oval enclosure about 300ft. against the proposal that every numerous protests long and 100ft. wide. An opening motorist should have his finger: one end serves as entrance and print taken, and that the finger- exit for men and deer. The floor print should appear on his driv of the arena is grass-covered, and ing licence.

“So nice of you to bring them, sis-They'll make much better

dreases than Frank's old shirtë.

aling

I confess I wish the State put no worse outrage on me than to take an impression of my thumb. I simply cannot understand the point of view of those people who way to the State: "You may take s much of my income as you like, but

You must not take my finger- There is nothing that I grudge less to the Stage than my finger-print. The State may have it for threepence. It may have it for nothing.

As a matter of fact, the State knows so much about me already that it may na well know every- thing. It knows how much-or, rather, how little-money I make. It knows.my age, my address, the rent I pay, the colour of my eyes and hair, and I have seen an off- cini writing down on a State docu-) mont-Inaccurately, I maintain- that I have "molca on right and left flanka." Who, in the circumos- Сапсся, would hesitate to throw in In finger-print?

Besides, it was nature, not the police, that invented the lines on our fingers, and there is no moro need to be ashamed of them than of our features. I for one would much rather bo known to the police by the lines on my thumb than by my passport photograph. No policeman, scoing my passport photograph, could fail to suspect me of being, at least, a

receiver of stolen goods, whereas, KI

were dragged into court, the print of mythumb would triumphantly. establish my Innocence. Some years ago, indeed, an innocent man was saved from conviction by his fingerprint in spite of hav Ing been identified, as criminaldos by: 88 witnesser) VillaVRTECH

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