10
SPORTS
LOSS TO SOCCER.
DEATH OF PORTUGUESE FOOTBALLER.
RECHEIO'S CLEVER FORWARD.
Soccer enthusiasts
.
in
Hong
Mr. A. Fuertes, the very
PRINCE AS RIDER.
SETTING AMERICANS
RIGHT.
THE ENGLISH STYLE.
The Prince of Wales' horseman-
THE CHINA MAIL,
*
62 AND 28.
EX-KAISER OPPOSES SISTER'S WEDDING.
WILL SEVER RELATIONS.
Berlin, Yesterday.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1927.
DAMMING THE NIE. SPAIN'S ASSEMBLY.
AMERICAN, FIRM'S CONTRACT.
A
DETAILS CONFIRMED.
PRIMO DE RIVERA AS DICTATOR.
EXCHANGE.
TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS.
On London- Bank wire ....
27-
NEW CHAPTER IN EVOLUTION. Bank on demand... 2/- 1/18
Bank 30 day's sight.. Bank 4 months"sight 2/- Credits 4 months' sight 2/1 Documentary 4 months
sight
2/1% On Parls
1240
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it is cabled to America. When one of the other two or three hundred riders does the same thing, we hear nothing of it.
A forty-five- Last March, in minate "burst" with the Quorn between Hounds (Leicestershire)
Madrid, Sept. 16. forty and fifty falls came off, or
New York, Yesterday.
A new chapter in the evolution of about one a minule on the average. in
Mr. White, Prealdent of the
Government of Spain began The Prince, by the way, was
It is stated that the ex-Kaiser this run, but did not happen to
Informed his sister ex-Princesa White Engineering Corporation and the this high average
envoy, of the inception of the military On demand 11 contribute to
she maries Mr. Yuttner, who is agent for the recently, on the fourth anniversary Victoria that
both directorate under General Primo de Credits 4 months' sight 1315 of tumbles. It is to be said, in
Alexander Zoubkoff he will break Abyssinian Government's
have and
Martin, Mr. the
Rivera, the Premier-Dictator.
On Berlin- off all relations.
by Reuter, case a layman wonders why
да interview
The directorate was modified into on demand Prince should be allowed to take
It is reported from Bonn that in
A semi-military Ministry, but On New York- over the the ecclesiasticals have intimated confirmed the detalls of the Blue!
48% operated without a Parliament. On demand Mr. Yuttner stated that Mr. MurThe place of Parliament now is Credits 00 days' sight 60%
On Bombay- Kong, and in Shanghai, will regret ship is so frequently discussed that such risks, that falls
Binia, acted with the full knowledge to be filled by the long promised to learn of the death last night of it is worth while to zet Americans English hedge and ditch obstacles that they will not permit of, mar-Nite contract.
his abilities-even are as a rule not so dangerous to riage in, the Church as they re- to clever right 15
walls. In owing to the disparity in ages.
The registry ceremony is expect-of-the American Government and National Assembly, convocation of forward of the Club' de Recrelo, though the truth may substract the rider us falls over American gard the marriage as "unethical"
the English midlands and. In most
ed to take place at Bonn on Novem-kept President Coolidge and Mr. which was decrced yesterday by
Kellogg, State Department Secre-King Alfonso at the request of the other trans-Atlantic hunt- holders of the sonior League cham-something from the gayety of na-rat fences and stone
ber 24-Reuter. tions, says a writer in the Amer-
of October 29 tary, fully informed of the progress Primo de Rivera.
The Assembly met on September on demand plonship.
ing flelda, one falls on more yield-
[A Boun cable hounds re- Mr. Fuertes, who was only 22 tcan "Review of Reviewa.".
The Prince rides to
ing and less stony ground and reported:-Alexander Zoubkoff, the of the negotiations and of the final at the
other of a new Constitution an A Reuter message from London vising the Government on draft years of age, succumbed
last gularly in the season, generally in from a lesser height, as the horse impecunious scion of a minor Rus-result-Reuter's American Service. 14, for the primary purpose of ad- width gian noble family, whose marriage with its French Convent Hospital
is generally jumping more Leicestershire, which,
next week to Princess Schaum on November 3 stated that well-in-matters of State, including the bud- night to
typhoid lovely sound grassfields fenced with attack of
direct demand The people will have no hedges and attendant ditches, has and less altitude than in America. He played many sterling games been for generations for fox-hunt-In the swift holocaust of tumbles Burglippe will give him the exformed circles in London are acep get.
In that big Yuorn run, no serious Kaiser as a brother-in-law, has
once earned his Times" to the effect that the White voice in the selection of Assembly 30 day's sight (private
paper) report that he
the Government. na outside right in the Recreios ing the centre of the universe. He casualties were reported out of the issued an indignant denial of the tical of the report in the "New York
On Yokohama living as, a dancing partner and Engineering Corporation of New members, all of whom are to be 1st XI. and has represented Hong often rides, too, in steeplechases. two-score or more of fails.
wishes the statement Contradicted laion from the Abyssinian Govern-appointed by
On demand When The Prince Hunts.
He York is likely to obtain the conces- Primo de Rivera has promised, how- as it "annoys the Princess." Kong in nutches with Shanghai he- There are probably twenty amateur
for every When the Prince of Wales is in
insiais also on a correction of his tin, who recently returned to Abbys-ever, to give all shades of public
(per tnel) tween the Portuguese commun- riders in England in steeplechases
Leicestershire; he generally ap
age "he is not twenty-three but sin from Abbyssinian Govern-opinion a consulting voice, exclud- Gold Leaf, 100 fine
school whom he ousted from their Sovereigna
buying rate) ities: Interport honours may have and cross-ountry races
comes a news pears in the huntingfield three or twenty-eight." The bride, who is
posts.
Silver (per oz.) been his had he the opportunity to one in America. develop with more experience.
Item announcing that the Prince four days in the week. He hunts alxty-two, bitterly complains ofment to build a dam across the Blueing only politicians of the eld most parily in age and says that ex-water supplies of Egypt and the The Assembly is expected to meet has had a fall and after a dozen often there with the Quorn and Press attacks as regards the dis-Nile, thus having control
Belvoir, two or more of auch episodes ninety-the nine.out of a hundred Americans famous Hunta in England. When perience compensates him for what Sudan. have come to the conclusion that he is out, the field of riders is he lacks in age.] he is a poor rider with an insecure always increased, running up to seat, and have prosceded to make 260 or 300. Although always turn- ed out in workmanlike style, he is merry over his repeated mishaps.
farthest from the typical Leices- tershire hunting dandy.
fever.
an
His relatives and friends will re- celve much sympathy in their loan. Mr. Fuertes had been employed for some time by the Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd.
FOOTBALL.
Now and again
What Happens. American readers, unacquainted with fox-hunting and steeplechas- ing, have, after rending reports of HONG KONG GARRISON POOT the Prince's falling, construed the
BALL LEAGUE.
of the
As he joins the big, field of riders at the Meet, men who know him raise their hand in formal salute episode as one in which the royal exactly as they would with one or answer his similar rider took the initiative in falling. another,
was greeting. If a boy or a rough What happened, of course, that the horse fall-a matter is-countryman holds a gate open for October 31.-H.Q. 1 K.O.S.B, 4 evitably frequent with a bold and him, the Prince is ready D. Co. K.0.S.B. Nil.
When than the average rider. November 1.-C. Co. K.O.S.B. Glucky rider in the "ying coun- sincere with his thanks, more so
hedge-and-
Resulta.
tries" of Leicestershire. one's horse jumps a
D. Co. K.O.S.B. Nil; A Co. K.O.S.B. I R.E. and R. Signs. N.
November 3.--H.Q. 1 K.O.S.B. 7 ditch to strike a boggy or slippery place, plowed land, or the like, and R.A.O.C. Nil.
comes down sprawling, it is ob- Matches For Next Week. November 7.-R.A.M.C. v. A. Co,vious that the law of gravity will K.O.S.H. Referee: Bdr. Britnell,
RA.
November 8.-D. Co. K.O.S.R. v. R.E. and R. Siga. Referee: L-Cpl. Hey, R.A.M.C.
Sut.
November 10.-R.A.D.C. v. A. Co. K.O.S.B. Referee: Pte. Blackwool R.A.M.C.; C. Co. KO.S.B. Referee: H.Q. 1 KO.S.B. Hysan, R.A.M.C.
November 11.-H.Q. 2 K.O.S.B. v. R.A.M.C. Referee: L.-Sgt. Bunt- ing, K.O.S.B.
All matches are at Sookumpoo. Kick off at 4.15 p.m.
GOLF.
PROFESSIONAL CHAMPION-
SHIP.
Dallas, Yesterday. In the third round of the pro- fosafonn] championship Turnean beat Sarazen 3 up and 2 to play: Hagen beat Armour 4 and 3: Golden beat Gallett 4 and 2; and Espinosa bent Dutra one up-Reu- ter's American Service..
JOYCE SCORES AGAINST ROGER.
Worplesdon, Oct, 20.
In the final of the Mixed Four- somes Tournament, over 36 holes, Tolley and Mlas Joyce Wethered beat Roger Wethered and Mic. de la Chaume, the holders, 3 and 2.
The weather was fine and there was a gallery of spectators. For
the first time the Wethereds' op- posed each other in an open com- petition.
All four are winners of a Bri- tish open championship, but only Joyce Wethered lived up to her reputation. She was undeterred by the reckless hitting of her part- | .ner. She played throughout.
superbly.
Roger Wethered and Tolley play- ed several erratic shots, so the girls had to explore thick under- growth in the rough or play from bunkers which trapped their part- ners' shots. Mlle. de la Chaume made many brilliant recoveries, but apart from that could not contri- bute much. Joyce Wethered out- drove and outplayed her.
and
With the Hunt galloping away; he is all for boldness and enthusiasma and is generally one of the half dozen or so who lead the way out of the great crowd striving for a forward place. He is ahead, how- ever, simply by virtue of his nerve and dashing riding; he takes his place as one of the several hundred fox-hunters and takes his chances with the rest of them.
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San Francisco, Oct, 29.
of the
Wire
of
On demand
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On Menila-
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On Shangha!——
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twice every month but its various commissions will gather daily, ex cept Sundays and holidays.. Its tenure is three years.
Little Credence.
Rugby; Yesterday, Telegrams from America stating
Members desirous of consulting that the American Engineering FRENCH ATTACHE.Corporation has received a conces- a member of the Government must sion to build a dam: at Lake Tsana, do so in writing giving the minister Abyssinin, find little credence in fifteen days to decide whether he will appeal in t Assembly or well-informed London circles.
It is not thought any such ar-ignore the question. Sessions will be public but the Press reports are rangement could have been made to be subject to the censorship. with the knowledge of the Abys
Under the terms of the decree, After debate, the Major General Gal Dumont, mil-sinian Government since under the legislation will be initiated by the In Washington, arrived here to-day with Emperor Menelik II, that Em-Assembly will return measures to tary attache of the French embassy Treaty of May, 1902, concluded Government. en route to the Far East, where he peror agreed "not to construct or the Ministry with Its suggestione. The measures will visit American and French allow to be constructed any work These the Ministry may accept or He leaves for Hono- across the Blue Nile, Lake Teana, reject, as it sees fit. possessions. lula. on Wednesday-Associated for Sebat, which would arrest the then become law,
The decree has already evoked flow of their waters into the Nile, except in agreement with His Bri- bitter protests from the old guard, Press,
tannic Majesty's Government and but the censorship has prevented all attempts at open eriticism, as the Government of the Soudan."
the government permits the news- The Abbyssinian Government papers to print only what it re- Probate of the will of Chun)
Thas not approached the Brigarda es constructive criticism: not he suspended for even a Royal | rider, and that he must of; neces-
Oficial circles were quick to Ching Heck, late of Lo Lung Hang,
auch 'project 35 that point out that the decree changes sity come down with his mount.→
It is so simple a matter as this
Hungliom, merchant, who died at tish Government in regard to
mentioned in the American nothing in the political situation that has laid the utterly false
the age of 86 years, on February any 13 this year, has been granted to foundation for thousands of quips
The Prince rides in the style Wong Yiu-tung, Chan Woon-chang telegrams, Great Britain, with her nor in the aspect of the country. concerning the Prince's horseman-
affected by most Englishmen, sit- and Chan Lung-cham, merchants, of preponderating, interest in Egypt These quartea also say that the
the government. ship. He is, as a matter of fact, one
"La Nacion," Government news- of the boldent and pluckiest of ting a stronger hold of his horse's No. 45, Bonham Strand East, also and the Soudan, has for many years decree in reality has strengthened
ings from all neighbouring Powers valued At left estate,
to refrain from any netions which paper, said editorially that the As- riders in the hunting field, almost niouth than do good American three friends of the testator. De-been at pains to obtain undertak
sembly may seen. "somewhat dicta- the $58,300 in this Colony. He left! always "on top of the hunt" and riders, who use the "forward" seat ceased ready to take anything that looks and drop their hands before
$1,000 to each of the executors aslight diminish the volume of water torial" yet it marks a great step! its tributaries, forward in that it permits the Gov- a gift for acting as executors, and in the Nile and A First-Class Rider. jumpable standing between him herse “takes off” ut a jump. and his love--the love of every true hunting man-of keeping with Accepting this English style as after a few minor bequests, he left which constitute a vital factor in ernment in exceptional cases to take
Soudan.-British Wireless Service, of the members of the Assembly." his the hourda while they are sweep the technique of the country, as one the remainder of his estate, divid- the prosperity of Egypt and the any kind of action with the advice
ed into six equal parts, to
Referring to the shelving of the ing on with their "line."
must, the Prince appears unques-daughter-in-law, and his second,
present constitution "La Nacion" Baid: The Unreported.
tionably as a first-class rider who Such a keen and ambitioue man has
no more than his share of third, fourth, fifth and sixth song. over the Leicestershire mishaps, considering the many, dar- galloping fields and jumping the scores of ing chances he takes. He goes
strong and fast and straight and to keep with them if horseflesh cani hedges and ditches as they come- "riding straight" is the hunting does not care to ride any horse that possibly make the grade. These characteristics come does not feel the same way about phrase must now and then to grief; it is an inevitable feature of the game. Scent is best, and bounds are running fastest in most English hunting counties, when there has been plentiful rain. This makes the chances for getting a slippery or sticky take-off or land- ing most strong when the pace is fastest. When the Prince's horse goca down through some mistake the animal has made, or through some unavoidable accident, the newspapers make much of it and
IN THIS GAME BETWEEN
SOUTH CHINA AND THE K.O S.B'S WE HAD ESPECIALLY
IT THE
FIRST HALF,
THE SCOTTISH
FOR WARDS
DOING EVERYTHING
BUT SCORE
NO
THE Kose's G.
· CERTAINLY_
010 NOT
LEAVE
Д
ANY STONE PLAYER UNTURNED_
Tolly and Joyce Wethered won the first two holes and led through- out. There were times when recovery by their opponents ap- peared likely, but they always fail- ed to bring it to maturity- "Times of Ceylon."
HOCKEY.
CLUB DE RECREIO v. PUNJABIS
- REGIMENT.
The following will ropresent the Club de Recreto in a hockey match against the Punjabla 6/2 Team at the Marina Ground on Monday at 515 sharp:-F. Barros, D Souza, L. Carvalho, O. Basto, JE. Noronha, Botelho, C. Roza Pereira, D. Lopes, H. Alves, R. Read and H. Botelho. Reserve: A. Silve
FERRY DISASTER.
CASUALTIES NUMBER NEARLY 90.
BC-
(Bank's
104
9.65
26% Bar Silver in Hong
Kong
2% prem Chinese Copper Cents nom. Chinese Copper Cash 6pm. Rate of Native in-
terest...
7%P.Re
Chinese Sub. Coin. 29% % dis.. Hong Kong Sub. Coln.%% prem
LONDON EXCHANGES.
London, Yesterday.
124.05
Milan Berlin
Paris New York Brussels Geneva
4.86 81/82
34.94
25.25
Amsterdam
12.08
89%
20.40
Stockholm
18.16
Copenhagen
18.17
Onio
18.46
Vienna
34.50
Prague
164
Helsingfors
193
Madrid
28.52
Lisbon Athens
2 29/32
366
Bucharest
Rio
Buenos Aire
Shangha! Bombay
Hong Kong Yokohama
Silver Spot
790
5 29/32 *** 47, 53/64 -
2/6/2
1/5 15/16 2/0
1/10 27/32
26%
Silver Forward... 25 1/16
---British Wireless Service.
7,000-MILE AIR MAIL.
8
Paris, Sept. 25. The Latecoere Company, French concern, has secured the monopoly for the mail and passen- ger air services between France and South America, in the face of ctrong competition from Italian, "The dictatorship has done no- thing but suspend the constitution German, and Spanish air lines.
The Journal Officiale" states for the welfare of the counry. This that the Latecoere Company, which right of suspension has been
carries mails as well as passengers knowledged, and in such circum- of the HEROISM BY SCHOOL BOYS.
stances the Assembly has been from Toulouse to Casablanca în created to give the people & chance Morocco, has received the Govern- ment's sanction to organise an air Sydney, Nov. 4. to air their views of the four years line from Toulouse to Buenos Aires The casualties in the ferry boat of dictatorship.
and the promise of a subsidy. The disaster so far total 86.
"It appears to us that it is total distance is approximately The dead include Mrs. Millicent patriotic to contribute to the inno-7,000 miles. The mails take three Bryant, one of Australia's firat vation, or at least view it respect- weeks to reach Buenos Aires by women aviators.
fully, and not condemn it. History steamer. The French air line un six will be the final judge."-Associat- dertakes to deliver them in seven
days.
it. He even insists on horses that Prince of Wales are felt and sym- "take hold" with a will. His mountapathised with by everyone in Eng- Not only the pinkcoated are always equipped with plain land. snaffle bits, instead of the "double" fraternity, but everyone has a smile bridles which help a rider so much and an admiring word for the friendly and plucky young Royal more to curb a pulling horse.
Divers have brought up The true picture of the Prince on for-hunter. Indeed, perhaps noth- horseback shows a quiet, unassuming in generations has done more bodies. They counted 18 others ed Press. ing. courteous and kindly young to bring the institution, of British entangled in the wreckage of the man, a capable and vigorous horse- royalty close to the hearts of the ferry boat: man, whose youth and high spirits common people than the Prince's bubble over as soon as hounds "go enthusiasm, gameness, and kindli- away" and who is then on his wayness in the hunting-field.
K.O.S.B. IN INACTION!
[Coming]
UP SLA
DAILY
THEY WOULD PASS
NEATLY TO EACH OTHER.
WHERES
THAT
BALL
-THEY WENT AFTER ANYONE
WHO HAD HAD THE BALL,
THIS
ZEVEREST.
OF THE Kas B's.
HIS CHIET
KOBBY 15
·SCORING FROM THE HALF-WAY
LINE.
SPURT FOR GOAL,
BUT NEVER SUCCEEDED IN WAKING UP THE CHINESE Gon
I'VE
NOT
HAD IT SINCE-
we KICKED OFF
AND EVEN THOSE WHO WERE VEVER LIKELY TO HAVE IT.
VERY SMART- RECOMMENDED FOR CUP-TIES, "SENI-PINMS AND
•CHARITY: THE CHINESE GOALIE
GEMATCHES, CERTAINLY PUT UP A FEN
NEW STYLS IN HATS FOR SOKLER
K.O.S.B. v. South China.
A LITTLE LOW BROW ALTHOUGH SUITABLE
FOR WHEN RAYING CLUBS FROM. HUNG HOM DISTRICT.
AND IF THIS KIND OF THING SPREADS
•THE FOOTBALL'ASSOON WILL BE SENDING IN A PROTEST TO THE HATTERS
STAR UNION
I
Accounts of the disaster show that many deeds of heroism were performed by school boys and others who saved girls and other children unable to swim.-Reuter.
CINEMA NOTES.
"MICHAEL STROGOFF"-FINAL
SCREENINGS.
The splendid screen' version of Jules Verne's great story "Michael. Strogoff," which has been drawing crowded houses to the Queen's Theatre since Tuesday will be screened for the last time this evening. The picture is the great- est ever made under French au- spices and should on no account be missed.
Other pictures Blowing for the last time this evening are Cecil B. De Millo's notable society drama ""Triumph" at the Star Theatre, with Rod La Rocque and Leatrice Joy: and the feature film "New Broome," with Neil Hamilton and Besale Love, at the World Theatre.
The official film record of the Dempsey-Sharkey Fight will also be screened at the World Theatre for the last time, this evening..
ROYAL ABSENT.
His Excellency the Officer Ad- ministering the Government has given his assent, in the name and on behalf of His Majesty the King, to the following Ordinances pass edby the Legislative Council:-:
Ordinance No. 18 of 1927.—An Ordinance to provide for the incor- poration of the Procurator in Hong Kong of the English Assistancy of the Jesuit Order. Dele
Ordinance No. 19 of 1927.An Ordinance to amend the General. Loan and Inscribed. Stock Ordin ance, 1913,
Ordinance No. 20 of 1927 An Ordinance to amend the Medical Registration Ordinance, 1884,0/
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