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LABOUR'S CHANCES SAID TO]

BE SLIM.

(Router's Service.) *

London, October 14,

Labour's chances of success at

U.S." POLICY.

STILL STANDS 'ALOOF,

(Reuter's American Servicë.)

Indianapolis, October 14. Mr. C. E. Hughes made his first the polls, is likely to be seriously public referenca to developments at affected by a pact between the Con- Cineva in the course of a speech porvative and Liberal Associationsin-connection with the Presidentin in steadily growing number of constituencies, not to put up tan didatos against each other where a

ANOTHER DAGGER.

POSSESSOR FINED FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

Before Mr. E W. Hainilton at the Kowloon Magistracy, this morning, Kwan Fun, mason, 24 years old, appeared on a charge of being in unlawful possession of a dagger, without a permit from the Captain-Superintendent-of- campaign.. He said the question Police, at Nathan Road, yesterday. had boon diseased of the appro. He was sentenced to a fine of $500 pristones of investing in a group oreix months" hard labour in de- | member of the Government

of Powers authority to deal with fault. standing. The conclusion of this domestic questions. He declared arrangement at Paisley, was notably American sentiment would not For playing "Pai Kau" in a followed by a wholesale agreement tolerate such an agreement. workmen's shed inside the at Glasgow where 19 Conservatives America would not enter any Kowloon Dock, seven Chinese and two Liberals will engage in a organisation by means of which straight fight against Labour. group of Powers would be in a poki. Opposition will be offered to Mr.]tion to determine her policies for Floyd George in Carnarvon by the her. Labourite, Professor A. Zimmern.

¡Dr. Addison, ex-Coalition Minister;

will fight the sitting Conservative,

in Halymersmith in Labour inter|DUTCH AND

The Conservatives at t

present time haves the largest number of candidates in the field. but the Labourites and Liberals ure. muking up leeway quickly.

GERMANS.

AGREEMENT RE SUGAR

"

(Reuter's Service.)

men were fined $2 or four days" Imprisonpient each and $4.50 found on the gambling table were forfeited, at the Kowloon Couft, this morning.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

SCHOOL OF DANCING.

Mme. Kelvey

Professor Ziminern is a writer of note. He was born at Surbiton' in 1979 and educated at Winches-

Amsterdam, October 14.. Ler In 1907 I was appointeșł |

The Royal Dutch Company has

The well-known professional spertary of the Joint Committe on Oxford and Working Clase privately placed 630 shares, of dancing teacher, takes pleasure in announcing that she is commenc- 1,000 guilders. Education. From 1912 to 1915 bu

The "Telegraaf widerstands ing classes for Adults in the latest was staff inspector of the Bows of Education. From 1918 to 19 he that representatives of an import- modern dancing. Fox Trot, Tango, Was engaged with the Politicalnts Clerinan conren have conferred Waltz, Classes for children from

with Нач Van 000 Intelligence Department of the

Hcomstra, three years of age in Classical Foreign Office. He elited and Governor of Surinam, who is at Clog, National Ballet and Toe- contributed to War and Democracy e possibility of an agreement to and developed.

present at The Hague, as regards Dancing. Pupila style studied

Graceful in 1834 -Nufionality and overg- meat and other war time essays in exploit the Hugar manufactores movements and dancing exercises 1918. and Earope in Convales and plantations in the Nickerie taught. Special attention given to each pupil, also Private lessons cenice in 1922. Who's Who district.

given. Terms moderate. For appointment write or 'phone between 1280 and 2 p.m. daily, Mme. KELVEY, Kowloon Hotel, Room (49).

of provincial autonomy, Boll are

it is a little difficult for us to be once more to take refuge abad. accopted as friends all round when

etates that he is a metuber of the National Libeyal",Chich.]

Colonel Show, nignis, lux withdrawn bis candidature for Paisley Igaving Mr. Asquith # straight fight against the Tabourite, | Mr. Mitchell,

The Conservatives at Abervou have decided not to run a candidate but will unofficially support the Liberal noruince

against Raiusay MacDonald,

OBITUARY.

SENATOR BRANDEGEM.

Mr.

(Reuter's American Service)

Washington, October 11. Senator Frank B. Brandeger, of Connecticut, the Républica Leuler, was found dead in his home this morning.

VERDICT OF SPICIDE

Laler.

The Coroner found that Senator Brannleger had committed suicide

Those who discovered the body state chat Senator Brandegee was

DUNLOP RUBBER. CLAIMS CLAIMS NOW SETTLED.

(Reuter's Service.)

LEIPZIG FAIR.

ECONOMIC STATUS IN

GERMANY.

arm

the

| ROYAL HONGKONG GOLF CLUB:

A DINNER will be held at the The Leipzig Autumn Fair was

Hongkong Hotel on Monday opened on the day after the sign 20th October at 8 p.m. to ENTER ing of the resolutions of the Lon-TAIN THE MANILA GOLF TEAM don conference. There is every Tickets (exclusive of Wine) $8 each. prospect that the agreement come

Members who intend to ba to in London will help to stabilize the economic conditions in Ger- present will please notify

undersigned. many. Naturally the Leipzig Fair had first to take this into considera- tion. The decisions made by the Reichstag on August 30 have had a beneficial influence upon the Leipzig Autumn Fair. The general conviction is that the removal of the customs barrier in the West and the restoration of the German.

economic unity will encourage and

revive business.

a

By Order, E. D. MATTHEWS, Secretary, Royal Hongkong

Golf Club. Hongkong, 14th October, 1924.

ROYAL

HONGKONG GOLF CLUB.

Nov. 2.

holes) Qualifying round for Championship. ......................... Nov, 19.

St. John of Jerusalem Trophy will be played for Nov. 8th to 11th inclusive.

Details will be posted on usual

By Order

E. D. MATTHEWS. Secretary Royal-Hongkong-

Golf Club. Hongkong, 14th October, 1924.

NOTICE.

J. F. Gross. V. Yvanorich A. P. Grosven H. M. H. Email Sen Kon Chi. Harry O. Odell Soo-Pei Shao.

· COMPETITIONS. The Fair was well attended. We must remember, that the Spring Fairs are usually more

Entries close as follows: WAR IN CHINA,

when their predecessors refused to

important than the Autumn ones, R. E. The Governor's support him as the British were

so that it is all the more satisfactory Shield....... propared to support him. The

that so many foreigners were in VIEWS OF BARON HAYASHI, situation is very different now. Of found in the bathroom holding evidence at this Fair. People Jasper Clark Cup, and (36

course, il, one or the other leader rubler tube attached to an open reckon with the coming new

to-morrow win a decisive gas jet.

business contracts with Germany London, September 18.-Eurom coold Hayashi, who knows his China, victory, he might be strong and is believed the tragedy is which will presumably make it having served in China on three wise enough to set up, at one and due to financial troubles in coine easier to buy goods from and also

invest to sell goods to Germany. the same time, a powerful Central|tion with the real estate different occasions, in an interview Government and a generous system menis.

The home market showed given to representative of the

The late Senator Brandegee was large existing demand especially Sunday Tunes said an early required; for, oven under the Man-born at New London, Connectient, among those circles of the public notice board. termination of the civil turmoil inch Emperors, the provincial on July 8, 1864. He was admitted who had not been able to buy to Chine was unlikely, although, Viceroys enjoyed very considerable to the Bar in 1888. He was the normal extent during the in- ! I remarked, "It is a country independence, and it will always elected a member of the Conner-flation. Unfortunately there is to- where the most unexpected thing" and inevitably be so.

Lieut House of Representatives in day neither the buying power nor often happen. The present strug As to lack of funds; it is true that 1888 and 1889, becoming Speaker in the credit corresponding to this After the period of gle for hegemony has been going the coffers of the Central Govern the latter year. He was elected demand. un for a long time, and, I fear, tay go on for a long time yet.ment are more or less empty. But United States Senator on May 9, stagnation the sellers do their best 15. for the unexpired term 190 to transact business by keeping There has been some talk of inter- the faction. leaders themselves are 2009), having served in the House the prices as low as possible.

Home of

stock But not short of money. vention by the Powers.

'consignments of Representatives from 1902. He Cheap them are rich men, indeed, very unless the Powers are prepared to rich. They are actually making was re-elected Senator for the terms especially for the Christmas and HONGKONG SHAREBROKERS

demand were com-

ASSOCIATION. spend a lot of money-und which of them is prepared to do so?-how ions. Wint in certainly a fact is

money during and by their rebel 1900-1915, 1915-21 and 1021-97 winter

The late Senator Brandegee had paratively quickly turned over could they intervene at the present that, in recent years, when a pro-

at the Textile Fair, the Shoe THE never married.]

Fair, and in the Toy branch. The following are members of the

above Association:- nument? Friendly advice by eminent Chinese politician or gen

better quality of useful goods also A. E. Carroll, Towers to the leaders of opposing era! had to leave China, he has

went well, although mainly in M. A. Razack, factions has been mentioned, and generally found a hidden treasure

smaller quantities. Conditions 1. W. Kow, auth advice, in fact, has already awaiting lain. It may be doubted

were more complicated in the case|W. J. Carroll, and frequently been given. But when even Dr. Sun Yat-sen would

of bigger transactions where pa-C. Kitchell, of what use are words alone, even be found to be a poor man if he

turally more credit is necessary. Yip Yung Pak if they be words of wisdom? And were forced to give up Canton and

The want of money and capital. M. L. scares, in German economic life proved a E. Edwards. great drawback. It is generally the Chinese lenders are so divided

In reply to a question whether Sellienient is announeed of the believed in Germany that when Bong themselves, and bitter and determined to exterminate "esch he had come into personal contact King's Bench actions by Sir the Dawes plan is put loto prac with some of the present Chinese Arthur Dicros and others against tice considerable foreign loans will, bo at the disposal leaders, the Ambassador said: the Dunlop Tyre and Rubber of German production. The Fair For the moment I do not see Most of the men pactically unknown Goods, Limited, and Dunlop Rub-with its imposing figure of far that we can do much, bevond pro- at that time, sove Chang Teo-lin.ber Company (Far East) Limited above 13,000 exhibitors has proved tecting the lives and property of our In Manchuria, before the Russo to enforce the payment of re that the apparatus of German

con- HONGKONG STOCK EXCHANGE. subjects. It might be possible. Japanese War, it was the custom muneration due the phintiffs, production is admirably for instance, to establish small of the leading bandit chiefs to pro-members of an advisory committee structed and that it is a good military guards on the principal mise foreigners, and other, traders to the Board of the Canadian investment of capital to finance THE following are members of the

freedom from molestation, Company for a decade from 1917, the exhausted German factories. milways, either Chinese or foreign,

and evon protection for or alternatively to recover damages Besides the many interesting | Abraham, Erra. - or perhaps Chinese, under au themselves and their goods, for the repudiation of an agree novelties to be found in the Alves A. A. international body of officers. As for holding conferences to discuss in return for a small and regular ment. The Company unreservedly various sections of the General Bagram J. T. tribute. The bandits had their withdrew the charge of fraud Sample Fair, the exhibitions of the Benjamin V. customs, ex-territorial privileges and similar topica, I do not see that Treasury Agents" in evorg im and its counter-claim and agreed to Technical and Building Fairs Birkett H.

portant contro. During the Russo-pay very substantial damages. specially attracted the attention of Cox M. J any purpose would be saved by Japanese-War-Chang-To-lin also The plaintiffs, however, ware.ook- both home and foreign experts. Croucher N. Y.A. this procedure in the existing circumstances. We can do little rendered an important service to the tent to accept £31.260 by way of The Radio Fair, the House Fille, F. M. but wait until one of the claimants Japanese Army by frequently settlement against both companies of Electro-technics, and the Gould J.

Textile Machines excited universal Gutterros A. A. to supreme power has definitely diverting to himself the attentions

interest... of the Russian cavalry corps. But

AntonyLammert Goo. P. established in ascendancy over the rost, or until they are all at the close of that war the while for years past the volume existing conditions and the

After taking into consideration Lammert H. A exhausted. That will be the time Chinese authorities arrested him of trade passing through the Monumerous difficulties in the way for the Powers to intervene use and he was sentenced to be churian ports has been steadily of German economic life to-day, Inlly, and offer China thair com executed. However, the Japanese nearing that which passes through we are bound to conclude that the bined sagetence. It might even

authorities in Manchuria intervened Shanghai and Tientsin.

business done at this year's Leipzig bo asked for by Chin herself when on his behalf, and he was duly

Baron Hayashi does not believe Autumn Falf must satisfy feason- released. civil war has been ended in either

in the Bolshevisation of Ching able expectations. We look for 1. believe he is a really lover Bolshevien is contrary to the ward to a thorough change for the sway. * Light or ten years ago it might - DiDn, good soldier, with a busi pedala, excepting perhaps, a for better in our conditions, soose BE-

"have been" possible to. Testame now head. He rude's bank and restless, young r, men educated Chinees unity under: Yuan Shi-ka, commercial bousse of his own, and abroad. If Bun san has pro who was really a big man The there is better order in Manchuria claimed his solidarity with the Japanese statesmen of to-day re- and a more efficient railway service Moscow Soviet, it is merely cognise that, a mistake was made than in any other part of China; question of mesas,

other."

MILITARY GUARUS.

IN MANCHURIA.

London, October 14.

Dawes économie policy. extended. Doubtless the

Cafe 1925

By Order of the Committer, J. W. KEW.

Secretary. Hongkong, 14th May. 1924,

NOTICE.

above Exchange.

Lögan W.

Matheson E. Nimi A. Perry 1.§. Pastonji B. Potts Geo. HL Potta P. C. Raymond B M

Si P. M. N. da Smyth F. R. Tester P. Kow Fred:

By Order of the Committee,

A. NISSIM,

Boogkong, 14th: May, 1924.

Secretary

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