1923-01-02 — Page 4

You will arise refreshed, full of Vigour and energy, if you make it

habit of taking

WATSON'S Effervescent LIVER SALT.

It acts gently on the liver, kidneys and bowels, and eliminates from the system all impurities. It relieves the congested condition arising from sedentary occupations, overwork, errors of diet, etc., eta

Price $1.40 per

Sole Agents:

bottle

A. S. WATSON & CO., LTD.

Hongkong Dispensary.

ESTABLISHED 1841.7

-Powell

Tel. Central 3871

OUR

FUR

STOCK

03

SETS

CAPES

· AND

COLLARS

AT

25% DISCOUNT

FOR 1 WEEK ONLY Commencing JAN, 208,

Ltd.

"Oh my dear Mrs. Quiteright, what a lovely box of Cigars. Wherevor did you buy them?" "Yes, dear, they are nice. I bought them for my Hubby for His Xmas box, and from the longkang Cigar Store. They bave such a invely lot.” “Coma with me thex, I must get a hx for my" Old By." And they did bat You can all come, we have plenty more.

MARRIAGE.

CAPPELEN SMITH-Oa Decem

ber 19, 1922, at Chefoo Dedrik Cappelsa to Jerris Millar Smith.

DEATHW.

ALEXANDRA BEIJING -

C.B.E. FOR SCA

NRER HALIFAX

HONOURED

THE CHINA MAIL

MOTOR SMASH.

NAVAL OFFICER KILLED,

LAST NIGHTS TRAGEDY.

ACCIDENT HETUBING FROK

GARÉPULJE DAY."

FOR TR CHILDREN,

K.0,0. ANUAL SPORTS.

Tre was, as is pointed out The Hon Mr. HR, Hallifax, Stor

Juring the epenolaking, only one ary for Chinrae Affairs, in Hongkong's

thing wrong with tħobilidren's sporta only representative in the New Year

held this year by thiKowloon Cricket honour list. He becomes a Com-

Club-there were fewer children mander of the Order of the British.

shers than nasl. fast why this Empire and, for his work daring the

| abould have been so it is dif- Lieutenant Commander Hooper, ficult to imagine for it is past year alone, the distinction is richly inerited. That the twelve D. N., of H. M. 8. “Hawkina" died one of the red letter dayı months which have just ended' there has been no more eventful period industrially in the Colony's history and to Mr. Hallifax fell the greater part of the burden.

TUESDAY: JANUARY 2. 1928

TO-DAY'S CABLES.

(Rautor's Service in the China Afail)

EDUCTION FOR CHINA.

BOXER INDEMNITY SCHEME,

BISHOP'S ADVICE,

LONDON, January 1. in the Royal Naval Hospital this in the juvenile calendar. At any rate The Bishop of Exeter in a letter to the Times while congratulating the those who were there hathe time of Government on its decision to spand the Boxer ademnity on promoting morning from lujuries received in their lives and for the gewn ups too education in China raminds them of a danger. Heinte out that China is motor car smash early this morning, what with the brilliant suchine and entering a difficult period of industrial history when the machine and fotory Liententant Commander Hooper the pleasant music that the King's" will take the place of manas! work. Speaking from now accepted views An enormous strain was put upon was one of six navel officers who had band provided it was indeed s based on past experience in Britain be thinks that if the education präinated Mr. Hallifax during the trying and

| in Chins la purely utilitarian-merely glorified technical colleges—the rasolt. protracted negotiations which follow spent the evening at Repulse Bay and thoroughly enjoyable afternoo

There were races of all orts for will be to destroy, the old Confucian ideals without replacement by anything ed the seamen's decision to strike were returning to the city at 1 children of all site and in ddition bigher. ncarly a year ago and in his capacity in car No. 118, belonging to the there was the cocosunt shy (kuslided "He considers that it is vital to both sa an intermediary between Counaught. Gamgen. · The cut had over most efficiently by Mess R. E. contemplated education should teach ra the parties his tact, ability and passed through Sharkiwan and Nicholls and Hosthen) and a ban p'e | workers as well as teaching e loieasy in wide knowledge of matters Chinese

from which was furnished agit for accumulation of wealth. Ho sayi that ili did mucli to smooth the way towards was proceeding round Causeway those who had not been fortunate with an ili paid fellow labourer working in area mical but insanitary ste Bay when the steering gear became enough to win a prize otherise. raundings his standard of living must deteriorate. He enjolur the Govern Mr. Hallifax, who is an Oxford deranged. This mishap occurred just H.E. the Governor arrived here ment not to neglect the encouragement of China's epiritual uplift at the B.A., was born in 1874 and has been past the pule ground. The car during the afternoon, and in thanfug expense of advancing China's material prosperity. That way, he ray's in the Colonial service for 25 yeaTS. He came to Hongkong in 1828 and struck a tarma-pont and the occupants him for coming. the Vice President of world disaster lies."

s.settlement.

has at various times filled the posts were thrown heavily out. All the Club (Mr. R. E. Lindsell) sald thre

His Excellency humorously observ

of acting CS.P.. acting Registrar cooped with minor injuries ex was only one thing for regret a General and private secretary to cept Lieutenant Commander Hooper that was that the children were fewe H. E. the Governor in addition to his who was badly bart. He was than before, present one. He received the O.B.E. taken to the Royal Naval Hospital

ed that he had made a New Tear te-1 ....and there be died this morning, in 1918.

Ident nant Commander Hooper solution not to make unnecessary will be buried this afternoon, the speeches and he was going to begin st LOBAL AND GENERAL.

funeral passing the monument at once. After briefly congratulating the Club officials and prizewinners The P. and O. as, "Neflors" of

Leutenant Hooper, was a young

proseeded to pren at the arrived this morning with home maile.man-only 31 years of age. He was youngsters with their prizes Alter Mr. F.C Hogg bas been admitted not married. Coming out to the wards three cheers were given for the China-Station in November of 1921 Governor and the gathering dispersed. as a partner in the firm of Messrs. Tait he was posted to the "Hawkins" and The results were and Co., of Amoy and Formosa,

joined the Commander-in Chiel's,

taff.

The annual flower and vegetable show of the Hongkong Horticultural Society will be held on Febransy 22.

The offices of Meurs Strothora and Barry have been removed from

Powell's Building to the fire: floor of Queen's Building

Captain Llewellyn Jones, c returned to Shinghai trom India during the Christmas holidays, being accompanied by Mrs. Llewellyn Jones.

+

·The firm zame of the low fum ef Memte, Deacon. Looker, D acon and | Hárston · has bes & changed to Maxr

Dacon, Haraton and Bientɩn, as frum January 1.

Mr. G. A. Hastings, baving se tired from the law firm of Mesra Hastings and Hastings, b ́s ́interest in and responsibility for the basines orased as rom December 31, 1922.

Mr. A. B. Haworth. manager of the General Electric Co. of China Ltd. Queens Building, has reported to the Police that a shroff employed by the arm abaconded on the 30th ult. with

$1,545

5 p.m

་ ་

Lieutenant Commander Hooper was. a very keen sporteman, playing cricket, football and polo. He was

ho

GIRLS' EVENTS.

2

Skipping Race (Under 14 years of Age)-1, M. Gourlay; 2, P. Gittins; 3, E. Webb,

Fat Race (0 to 8 years), Eos of the Navy's representatives in Barz; 2, 1 Wooley;.3 B. Squllivan. Competition.-1, E the triangular tournament on Monday. Skipping Owing to his untimely death Mand; 2. E. Price; 3, C: Mitchell.

Flat Face (Under five years of t'e polo match arranged for this afternoon was cancelled.

age)-1, B. Stewart; 2. W. George; S, P. Grorze..

a

Lient, Commsudar Hooper was very Popular with his fellowshera and had will be felt with his relatives at Home. wide circle of friends. Deep sympathy

REAR LIGHT TALE,

་ ་་ ་ MOTOR DRIVER PREVARICATE

IN COURT.

htt

Potato Race-1, T. Wooly; 2, L. Patton; 3, G. McNider.

Skipping Competition (10 to 12 years)-1, A. Blythe; 2. E. Landolt; 3. M:Gourlay.

Fist Race (under 14 years of age). 10. McNider; 2, E. Landolt 3, L Pation

"ca and the whole world that the care for the well being of their nufacture of goods and the

workman has-o compete !

INDIAN NATIONALIST CONG (E39,

LAUSANNE NEWS EXCITEMENT.

GAYA, December 31. The Nationalist Congress has rejected the proposal to enter the legislative Councils, by 1740 to 890 votes, after a five hours, debate, but opted a proposal to leave the present non cooperation programme changed.

The unfavourable news from Lausanne has considerably sti rad the Khafas congress circle. In the contee of the Council's debate, a Punjabi Mohammedan unsuccessfully moved the adjournment to consider the siton- ation with a view to the immediate launching of mass civil disobedience.

HALL FUTURE, DEBIS, REPUDIATED.":

Gava, January 1. T Nationalist.congruas carried a resolation repudiating all debts and liabilitių henceforward incurred by the government of India but accepting existing abilties.

GATA; January 1.

A sigificant manifesto has been issued sundüncing the formation of a party called the Congress Khilstat Swarajya Party," under the leadership of Mr. Das, which will work within the Nali nalist engress having full faith in non violat, non cooperation but believing that the programme just adopted by the Congress is not conducive to the speedy attainment of the Swarsj.. It will try to convert the majority of Congressman to its viewa Mr. Das meanwhile has resigned the prositancy of the All India Committee

STÍGU'OLUUBID.

OUTLOOK FOR 1923.

* Lordon, Jamary 12,-

Musical Chairs.—1/J. Brown; 2, N. Chatteron; 3, M. Grorge, Belg The Newspaper in their year and reviews give anticipations which strike Egg and Spoon Race (auder 14 a sobar note, Politeally they recognize that the international outlook in srars of age)-1 H&m th; 3: Estill clouded notwithstanding the long interval since the armistice. There is Bia kburn; 3, E. Webb,

disposition to credit America with a practical en leavour to help dissipate the Consolation Race, D. Pitcairn; European mists. Indestrially they conclude that the bottom of the com- 2 D Smith; 3 V. Blackburn.

mercial depression has been mached though there are few signs of an upward movement yet. The lant is not list aght of the deplorable lack of employment and the nedersity to alleviate the altnation.

THE AMERICAN VIEW.

BYS' EVENTS.

Mr. A. H. Rowe, manager of the United Motor Car Co. was summoned at the Mag etracy this marring for not having the realizht of motor Car No. 27 sufficiently illuminated on

Potato Race (10 to 12 years)-1, the night of November 17. At a F. Nicholl; 2, F. Hartley; 3, H. previous hearing the driver was Fearne

NEW YORK, Janúary 1. charget and he made a statement to · · Bont Race (under 12 years' of age); Most of the principal newspapers publisheditorials referring epimitically the aff at that a defect in the rent 1 T. Neave, 2, A.. Mitchell; 3, 8. to New Year business and political pinspects an!-agram with the review light had been reported on several Christio

published by Mr. Hoover wherein he declare that business in America in occasions to the snagement. The

Obstacle Race (12 to 14 years of overcoming advare political socis conditions and Britain and other European summons against Mr. Rone was taken age).-1.J. Clark; 2. P. White; 3. E. nations are making steady progesas in production and diminishing unemploy ofit under instructions from the Nicholls. Magistrate, Mr. R. E. Lizdsell

ment. The Times sees one of the promising rigos of would recoustruction in Relay Race (teams of four).—1, E, the extraordinary change of sentimɩnt which has come over Gɔvernment and Mr. S. G. N. Tinson, who appeared Morrison, A. Chatteron, S. McNider Eenste. for Mr. Ross, stated that the light and H. Postne en was bright enough, but either the

Fiat Race (6 to 8 years).—1, A. the Marine Court this morning.

have become displaced.

—Jaczman (dead heat). 'beware the Ides of March! Will the

Lance Sergeant Me Walter stated in Sack-Race (8 to 14 years of age). Mr. A. W. da Roza has been ad-in evidence that the light was burning-1,9 Christie 2 P. White; 3, J. Colony-but what profit these puny efforts to scramble on to the knees of mitted a partner in the business of brightly but the number on the rear Sterling. the flode where rest these things until exobarge broker carried on by Mr. O.pl to was indistinguishable as the Tog of war (10 to 14 years of age). -- A dopalation of anemployed who marched from Scotland called on the their their time has arrived 7 Little A. da Roza as from January 1, and light did not reflect clearly on it. -No. 1. Toom-C. MacArthur, A. Metropolitan Asylum Bard to protest against the diet in workhouses in they will bencaforth carry on business - Questioned as to whether he Hill. D. Stevens, O. Pile, W. Matcham which they were being lolged. The Ohirmsa azid the Board was unable enough, in south, when no man may under the firm name of Rozs Bros.

maintained bis previous statement. J. Hurst, P. White and J. Clark. to accede to the demands whereupon the marchers proceeded to tha Health know "the end of this day'd business

that reports had been made on Flat Raca (4 to 6 years of age)-1, Ministry, and decided to remain there until they were ejected." DOW-On December 26, 1922, at ere it come." And well 'tis so, truly. District Grand Lodge of Hongkong the driver said that he mentioned the Patton.

The 47th annual meeting of the several occasions to the management G. Abraham; 2, B. Stevens; 8.0. Shanghai, Petter Dow (Shangbai Had we known this day twelve and South China. E.C., is postponed matter to the clark-in charge. He Hatals Co., Ld.), aged 40 years, months ago the full tale for 1922 then until Thursday, January 11 at 9pm went on the speak of faulty wires and age),-1, D. Davidson; 2, P. Thomp-

Bowls Contest (-10 to 14 years of force of police. HATHERLY.-On December 26, had our passing days been less joyous, when the District Grand Martor, the probauility of fusing but was cut son; S, A. Clark.

1932, at Bhangbai, be intant son of Mr. and Mrs. &. H. Hatherly, then had our foreboding increased Wor. Bro. P. H. Holyoak will preside.

What will 192 bring forth? Many fine developments in the Colony, sasuredly, for already the found. For stealing two straw-bata from ations for many have been laid, the ..President Taft" od De Shall we see trade vastly improved, comber 31, a Chinese coolia was our shipping trao ever greater sentenced to two muathe' imprison Industrial calm for must we againment by Commander Beckwith at number plate or the light itself might Smith; J. O'Sullivan; 3, L. Clark and

WILSON. On November 7, 1922, at -South Bi bane. Queensland, Harry Wilson, Master Mariner, .Aged 63 years.. MABOAL-On December 25, 1922, at Shangbai, Maria Augasta the beloved wife of George Maical, in her 19th year.

ige 1 3 days.

every week. But we did not know and we did not brood:

1

· Wheelbarrow Ruos (2 to 14 years

shot by the Magistrate who told him Fiat Race (8 to 10 years of age).-1, Mr. M. J. B. Montargie, Manager that he was prevaricating and 8. MeNider; 2, R. Waullay: 3; A. of the local branch of the Banqueiver was fixed $10 for the offence.

giving unsatisfactory evidence. The Smith AML The new year is bere. Whats'er it Industrielle de Chine, having severed

his connection with the Bank as from At the conclusion of the case, Mr. of age), -1, F: White and G. Sterling; The China Mail.old, good and bad, we greet it with a December 31, 1922, has started bug-Lindell xplained that he instructed 3. W. Matcham and Groundwater; 3,

ness as an exchange and bullion the police to take out a summons. J. Clarke and 3. Pearse, broker as from January 1, with offers against the owners because of the Consolation Reca-1. A. White

driver's statement, which had not-2, E. MaNider; 3, R. Wood. in Chartered Bank Building,

been substantiasted.

Band Race-1. Pte: Stimmera: 2, Boy Sullivan; 3, Boy Coffey

'TRUTH, JUSTICE, PUBLIC SERVICE

HOKOZONO, TUEbday, January 2, 1933.

ANOTHER MILESTONE.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

the Colony another visit on about The Powder Puffe are due to pay January 11 when they will probab. ly be here for three days.

HARMSTON'S CIRCUS.

Chen Ping, a coal merchant resid- The Swedish Trading Co., (China)ing at No. 7 Elgin Street, în a report Ltd., have removed their offices to the to the Police, states that at 6 50. a m. second floor of Astor House Hotel. on the Slet, he was awakens) by bis concubine who slept in another got up, he noticed three men rushing cubicle, shouting "Thieves." When he OPENING TOMORROW NIGHT.

down the stair's. Bubsequently his Harmaton's Circus which was concubine luformed him that the men hava opened a-gosaon zbere sized her by the neck and ordered has had to postpone its first perform- [ber to nurrender ber keys, Having co-ance **owing. to the late.

alternative but to comply, the thieves arrival of the thereupon opened and ransacked the Vollenhoven" which is bringing the drawers." Jowellery and clothing company up from Haiphong, this valued at $1,618 wero atslen, kan afternoon. The show will, therefore big to-morrow. The box, plan is "Another returned; emigrant from

illegal possession of hims. Wong Lol,

The new year is hera! . Twelve months ago to-day, our holiday pleasures finally over, we gresied the unseen with this same cheer, little knowing. (since coming

The Bishop of Victoria hes lait events were prudent with their the Colony for a visit. of about thres shadows) that the Colony faced one of weeks to the mainland. He expects

· the most eventiul yram in ita Listwy, to be back again on January 22nd. Prinses and pirates, typhoons yo

The Eastern Extension Telegraph And strikes the distinguished, the

Co Ltd., announce that the rates for.

dreperate, the picturesque and the local domestic telegrams in force merica has been convicted for open for booking at Moutrie's today.

fearful, each has played its part in the prior to: November 1, 1922, have now local pageant. The new year here, boon reintroduced. a passenger on the President Tafé"

this varied tale belongs to " the dack backward and--abyem of time averyone : quotes. . "The Tempest" now and leaving the dead past to bury its dead, we seek to peer into the fature,"

ha new year is here,

was flued $50 by Mr. J. R. Wood, this

The businesses of the law firme i morning for having in his posession Hastings and Hasting, and Dennys a revolver which had been takin to

EK MOroup."%

Frer young child Is anteoptible to emupont wait until this dreadful dia adattarks your little one before you aud. Bowley have been amalgamated picorn, the six parts being concealed prepare for in It comes in the night when as from January 1, and will heat-for aeparately. His exorse was that the home or are usually dood, sud word be carried on No. 8. Des Voeux pistol was ended to him, by a class lire should be warnings Ges and keep Chamberlain's Cough Remedy | Road, Central, under the firm name of mau în America, who entrusted him at hand. It never fails, acts quickly Hastings and Hattings, Dennya and to deliver it with other effects to and liabeo utely harmless. For sa'q, by, Bowley

not elaniman at his native village, all Chemists and Storekeepon.

Baby Wants Cuticura It Keeps His Skin Soft Smooth and Clear

Baby's tender skin veendras silk, soothe Leg properties such as koe found in the Calcari" Soan, Olstment (and Takeana. The Soup #wo iwećte pare instʻzlemesing. agatthe Qartment wowpochdeg end feelingy mspecially when babyʻa' skin, từ trialed. Cutcsíra Paloumn la also leant for babyzijas

BRITAIN'A UNEMPLOYED...{

DEPUTATION MARCHES TO LONDON.

LONDON, January 1.

LATZE. The deputation, was fially incorted peatably from the building by a

·SETTLED AT LAST..

EBBW VALE COLLIERIES DISPUTE.

LONDON, January I The protracted dispute in the Ebbw Vale district which rendered

thousanda idle that best finally, Germinated on a the basis of a price list drawn up by an arbitrator. Eftirts are being made to start the collieries" and furnaces again as soon as possible.

-HEAVY-WEIGHT:BOXINGS

FRANK MORAN DEFEATED

PARIS December 313

Harcèlnillos, French Heavy weight champion, beat the American, Frank Moran on points in a fifteen-rounds contest.

DUBLIN'S NEW YEAR.

BEGINS WITH BLAZES,

DUBLIN, January. 1. The New Year was ushered in Dublin with incendiary outbreaks in pra vate houses The fire bri

them with difficulty.

carsfu rexoh

tran

Mr Baldwin:

BRITAIN'S DE