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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1924.

ARRIVAL OF “LITTLE

COA YORD

HSU.

FALSE PRÉTENCES.

SIX WEEKS: JAIL.

PASSENGER ON S.S. "DARDANUS.”

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THE CHINA MAJETJEM

CRICKET NOTES:

LOCAL NEWS AND COMMENT.

SOMETHING TERRIBLE!

WHAT HAS MR. RUSS

IN STORE? ·

INTERPORT CHANCES. A Chinese appeared at the Con tral Mugisteady this morning

2. Mr. C. A. Š. Russ succeeded in SOME INTERESTING VIEWS EXPRESSED. charged with obtaining provisions Club ground enthusiasts should in the weekly axing this moming To-morrow's trial match on the whetting the appetite of the Court to the value of $31.68 under false note that play commences at 1.45 but he refused to satisfy their pretences from the Shing Kee firm,marks a further step in the

curiosity.

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"I Will Not Forget The Country."

That he was definitely procceding to England 10 add to his education with a view the better to qualify himself as a future administrator of China, that his departure did not mean his retirement from politics and that he considered himself unjustly trented in Shanghai, was the gist of an interview accorded to thes "Chir Mall" by" General Hmu Shu-tseng, better known as "Elle" Hsu, on board the Blue Funnel steamer "Dardanus” on. the arrival of the ship in harbour early this morning.

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Beyond stating that the landlord by their actions were making the lives of the tenants unbearable, Mr. Russ refused to be drawn any further.

SHARE QUOTATIONS.

of 13, Queen Victoria Street. series of preparation for the inter- "The usual scaffolding erection?" Bub-Inspector Laze said that the port matches in Armistice Week queried Mr. Justice H. H. J. defendant went to the shop and next month. As the number of Gampertz when Mr. Russ appeared, asked for a pass-book on behalf of candidates has been reduced to for the fixing of Landlord. v. his master, an European, whose morrow's trial might be designat-Tenant case, and thandi, ») name he gave us 7. M. Helpen, of ed the penultimate stage as it is "Something worse than that, Your 7, Nathan Road. The puss-book likely that the "Probables v. Lordship, replied Mr. Russ., was handed over to him, and later Possibles" games will come after. "Is there anything worse than in the day he obtained some goods it, By that time the public will that?" queried His Lordship. from the shop. The next day he be able to form an idea of the this something so bad that came again for more provisions, selectors' choice. At any rate it I can't tell the Court about.it;” re- which were supplied, but on this would be profitable for those who plied Mr. Russ amid laughter. In appearance, the General) The General himself, is no mean occasion the compradore ucco are picked provisionally to prac- belies the maisoner of Little?" English scholar as he broke in panied him with the idea of mak tise playing together. 1 Of about 7 years of age, with avensionally, speaking in English to ing the acquaintance of his new

loss crop

worn by most North-give emphasis where needed. customer. After they had walked As originally announced the erners, he was dressed in a Very

Bound For Europe. some distance, the defendant teams for to-morrow are:- "“pluša, long ront, inade of what is

know to the piecegoods trade asi

General Hau assured the Mail dropped the basket of provisions R. Hancock (captain),' A. E. "autumn suiting."

reporter that he was going to and ran away. The compradore Wood, A C. I. Bowker, B. D. very light Europe and that he had decided to met him again at Jubilee Street Evans, E. W. Hamilton, R. EA woollen fabric. He can be easily continue his journey, if possible, by Sentence of six weeks' rigorous im-Ramsay, F. H. Holdman, F. N. ] "recognised from the photograph we the Derdam? He did not pro-

yesterday and had him arrested. Webster, E. J. R. Mitchell, A. W. publish aithugh on getting closer he appeared to be slightly younger, he was not going to Canton.

pose to stay ustore overnight, and

prisonment was imposed, the Young, Q.M.S Jacob, Rev. E. K. Magistrate remarking that he Quick and Rey, T. B Powell. sand it quite so stout us in the res".

T. E. Pearce (captain), H. G. (would reconsider the sentence if the production. In the street he would

amount is repaid by the defendant's Wallington, E. B. Reed, Pay. he taken by the ordinary Chinese

other as promisal.

Lieut.-Commander Hargreaves, DEN A. merchant from Shanghai

P. H. Pendered, H. N. Balhatchet, Just a very slight sprinkling of

G. E. More A: AceRumjahn, gray is showing on his head and the

Q.M.S. Stripp, U, M. Omar, H. General, to one speaking to him for comtry and was now desirous elected President of China, Owen Hughes, A. el Arculli, and the first time, lore an almost indis foreign countries. His trip was signed on June 1; 1922.

of gaining first-hand information of September 1, 1918, and who

Captain Kent. tinguishablo trace of anxiety. In a crowd he would be the last par- oficial end personal capacity, but Marshal Tan Chi-ju, head of the strictly a private one. in an un-Big Hau became President, 8011 to be taken for a military the object find in view was for nfu-clique, was the all-powerful Jeader's

the country's gain.

When asked what the people in one of his closest subordinates and dropped from the "field" one or batsman for an extra bowler, he

man in China. "Little" Hsu wase? general and his adherents in parBig" Hsu dependant on ticular, would think of his going favour. Accordingly, some distine away in tue of crisis, the Generation had to be made to prevent con- replied that he was fully aware of fusion, especially to foreigners. his responsibilities to his country- men, adding in English. Even if the country forgets me. I will not forget the country."

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Police Precautions.

General Hist

Was not

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However, although he was going China is his main object was to abroud, he would always remember oblain more education, He had uined plenty of experience of his

Unaware of Sun's Protest. On the hit informing him that Dr. Su Yat-sen had caused a protest to be sent to the Diplomatic Corps at Peking against | his detention in Shanghai, the Genel replied that it was news to him. He had been entirely out off from communication in Shanghid and was not aware of what had been done. While on the subjent of the events in Shanghai, General Hau remarked that he felt an fhe instice had been done to him by the Settlement, the injustice only being possible hertise China was ach, weak power. The rally remedy, he continued, for occurrences such as

would

un

Before

his

"Lättle" su enjoyed the great est power at this time and it was not until he incurred the enmity of Wa Pei-fa, who then was not even Tuchun, and Two Kun who was that he was ousted. Luierely Tuchun of Chihli-Province, broke out and Hai's patron was Fighting shed.

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juries and indisposition will bring the twenty-six will turn out. In- It is very unlikely that all of

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two may get another chance. admirers will be pleased to learn Hancock is indisposed but his

that he is due back early next)

For enterprise and as another mator-bike accident. has neces- for the sake week. Unfortunately, Rumjahn's critic has very aptly pointed out, sitated a rather long sojourn in youngsters experience to qualify of giving the hospital and worst of all, he is not them as future Hancocks and expected to be about again in time Pearces, we shall have to look for- to give him sufficient practice for ward to those who may not quite the interport. He was one of the-be-the-type-wanted-just-now, A- and his absence will mean a big down to play for the H.K.C.C. certainties from the beginning newcomer, E. F. Stewart, who is loss to Hongkong's batting, and against the IR.C. at Sookumpoo Fiasco At Shanghai.' fielding. I sincerely hope that the to-morrow, has given plenty of Regarding "Line Bad's coup tidings given me are wrong. Owen promise as a batsman. He comes, Shinghai after the anti-Peking Hughes has had to rest owing to I am told, from Bedford School forces had been routed, the train which considerably handi and in addition to being a good Daily Now" y —

capped him in last Saturday's bat and fieldsman. can also bowl, trial. He is also a tower of having a reputed tendency for strength who will be wanted for leg-breaks. G. R. More has been the big occasion,

playing hockey, so I conclude that he has got over the reported strain to his arm in making a return in the first trial.

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Little Hai's adventurebus ended in a fusco, He had Yang Techno and other Anîn generals were arrested (on. October 151 on

Bad weather has cut down the entering the Settlement in a motor number of trials to date to two and are being detained to prevent one having to be split up over two then from using the defeated

days. No discovery has been troops of Mandal Tai Yung-listang forthcoming and the selectors is improving his batting every day

Like most cricketers Balhatchet JupesanjaoADKOLJED e tant experienced, lay in making for further disturbances in Shang- have derived little constructive at the cost of an almost equal China strong. the foundation of hai and it immedinte vicinity.

information from them. In other decline in his bowling. If he can There could be no mistaking his strength being based upon know He organized a military cabal dozen or so certainties and the did at the beginning of the 1922- "Chen Yao-sban, and. Little words, we are left with the half send down the fast ones like he identity. Pruetically every ship ledge: this was one of the reasons arriving from Shanghai yesterday to suck that knowledge in Europe: with view to preventing the number of possibles for the re-1928 season, his bowling would be afternoon had been canvassed. A why he was going abroad, namely, peacefni entrance into Shanghai of maining places having been ruth. very welcome. It may be that as Police launch with a European n the reporter switching off to Marstad Chi Hsieh yun and his lessly cut down. Bearing in mind Rumjahn has placed himself, pre- sergeant, Water. Pudice sergent Dr. Sun Yat-sen, the General said, troops. Their object was not a war the names of batting stalwarts in sumably, out of the running, the and a party of Chinese detectives that the stern leader was a good essure, but was a mingling of both the. Shanghai and Malaya selectors will look to Balhatchet to from the Central Station put out friem of his However, their spite and selfishness. When Mar- aggregations. those who have fill his shoes, especially as he is a before suprise to meet the political views and idents were dir-shal La Yung-hesang departed from interested, themselves in team fore- capable reserve wicket-keeper.. **Durchinus.** As soon as the ferent although there might be a Tanghua he instructed Colonel Lineasting must be concerned at our Vensel had been seemed to her few points on which they agreed. to hold the place until a responsi- lack of good bowling. How the EG. Lammert, the left-handed buoy, the police lumbered on Novertheless, he believed that Dr. person presented himself. team is to be made up without bowler who did so well for the board and posted themselves at the Sun was gally doing what he could Chinese were wondering who was sacrificing the batting and fielding Club last season. is back from a -gangway, --outside- -the salcon for the comtry.

the responsible person The must bring a certain amount of trip to Singapore but I do not accommodation below the bridge

tury cabal announced that that perhead scratching to the selection think that he stands as much and at the door of the General's

Hopes For Future. cabin. Mr. C. G. Perdue, asting of an attack on

Invited to discuss the prospects better known as 'Little' Hsu, head

on was General Hau Shu-cheng, committee.

chance as say, Jacob, the RE Director of Criminal Intelligence, Peking party, which, according to defeated by General Wu Pei-fu in barring accidents-there are Han too much speed on

Conton by the of the Anfu military group and

From present indications--and made the mistake of trying to get bowler, who, in the first trial, also went on board,

Mr. E. D. C, Wolfe, Captain

a message received by a vernacular the Chibli-Arfn War. There were cock, Pearce, Bowker, Stripp,Owen not profess to be a strong bat but Jacob does Superintendent of Police, and paper, had instructed Tuchun Chao, two objects in selecting Little Hughes, and Reed who look as if Lammert made a fair amount of Lieut.-Commander G. E. Hale, Hang-ti of Human to lead an ex-su: first, he is a native of they must be called upon. Bowker runs last season. Fendered has R.N., also visited the ship, the edition into Kwangtung, General, Kingen and therefore, it was felt at the Naval Yard, end and Reed improved since his arrival but the former being in conversation with His expressed the opinion that, that it might appeal to Kiangsu from the Supreme Court side feeling is that he might not be the General for some tine,: even if an army was sent south- people to have na Tuchun a native appear to be the most, general fit in time to undergo a strenuous

icarde, it

prediction for the opening attach interport match, be of the province. Secondly, it was of the others, Owen Hughes is a not panied by his son, Hsu Dor-ling- effective. Personally, he pre-helieved that both Tran Chi-jni and, bowler, left-handed, who may or He had with him, Mr. J... S. Wong dieted, the Peking party would Chang Tso-lin, would support may not come off. Stripp is the who is acting as his secretary and not remain in power long even if Little Hen herause of his intimate best wicket-keeper available and ed one of the sixes that Fincher one aide-de-camp. In his cabin there was no opposition. Neither relations with both. Little Hans he is also a consistent bat. Hant made last Saturday-over the was a plavard marked "Mr. Hs the present administrators, nor boast, therefore, that he had all the cock and Pearce both have Supreme Court rail.

He and and party, lifeboat No. 1" and the their successors, were expected to money and unitions required was wonderful interport batting feats Ramsay, who knocked up a cen other to Chinese passengers on be at the helm for any length of, nccepted at face value." the ship were also positive that the time, hence his desire to gain know.

to look back upon and they are try against Kowloon, might General was on board. That he ledge and thereby prepare himself Council in Shanghai, General Hanother good bateman (right and literally force himself into the After detention by the Municipal still booming. Owen-Hughes is either of them get into stride was reported to have sailed on the for the future when he hoped, by was derated and he has now handed) and Bowker has proved Hongkong team as they seem to "President Jefferson has already radical methods to bring about a arrived in the Colony. been admitted to be incorrect and permanent form of government

himself a stout-hearted hitter. have the material to do it with. his "having been

and which he felt would relieve thir

England Refuses Him. Reed does not claim to be brilliant They seem to be a shade Better - Interviewed a second time to either as a batsman or in the field been dropped From what I saw than Wallington Squibbs, I see, has having answered to his people of their suffering. namo at Nagasaki in probably Heu Shu-tseng, or Chui Suday, General Hi Shu-tseng, better although he has shown improve- explained by the fact that, if feng according to the Cantonese known in China and abroad as ment in picking up and in his of him in last Saturday's match, Little Head that his plans returns in the last two matches his left-handed bowling seemed to dressed in European clothes," he prin cation is given The for the future will have to be re- The Rev. Powell goce into the be quite effective My colleague would pass muster as a Japanese China Year Book" as follows

"Argus, who was umpiring, but Was private secretary to ex modelled as he had just been in me category as Reed being not from his end, expected him that somebody else was mistaken Marshal Tuan Chi-ji,Sent to formed that he would not be very fine trendler, but he tires to be given another trial, though and the presumption, therefore, fa

allowed to laid in England much more quickly than need. for him. Before the "Dardanus Japan to Andy Military Science by The Hongkong Goverment, lie Fia inclusion would certainly he terma hia bowling erratic. H had tied up, a Chinese in a groy Thun Secretary-in-Chief of the

strengthen our bowling long gown walked to the ship's Cabinet; resigned November, 1916. said, had intimated that if he wou

Supplementary to the unfavour side. Even from the distance, he Sent on u'special mission to Japan, signified where he wished to go. Of those who have had interportable comment last Saturday's "looked every bit like the photo-October, 1918. During the armed arrangements would he made for experience, there are the Rev batting drew, forth, I would put graph. although admittedly, the struggle between the Chihli mili-jhim, die Quick, Webster, Evans and Omar in a word for the batsmen and wish may have been father to the tary leaders and Anfu Club, Hsu Speaking in the Shanghai dialect All four cal bowl but only Omar belleve there were more than thought,

who was commanding General of and in English, the General de stands any chance of being includ- eleven men in the field, and, as the North-West-Frontier Army had put him to considerable in does not seem to be just quite local cricketer, that twe

clared that, this latest development el for his, bowling alone and he painted out to me by a very When first approached for an Anfu army was defeated, Hsu fled corventence. He was ignorant of the class of say, Reed: Har seems just to get in the interview, through the courtesy of for refuge in the Japanes Legatione know if he would be re- excellent showing in the first trial. more, the succession of cha

conditions abroad and, with a smile, greaves will be watched after his where one wants to hit Mr. Wong, the Gener gave out which notified the Chinese Govern caved in France if he wanted to go Then there is Mitchell who seems bowling may have

ment on Noveniber 16, 1920, that be mysterously end. He has to France, and similarly to Ger to be settling down to serious pre-restraining, influence

adiegti largo, pract since many or any other country promosi paration now, that kha golf Inters wie enerally referred to as "Little his min

However he had pos made up part with Manila is over On October, 1922) was in-

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