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POWERS DO TO-DAY'S RACING.

NOT AGREE

GLOOMY OUTLOOK AT CONFERENCE. FRANCE FIRM. HOPE OF FIVE-POWER AGREEMENT LOW

London, Yesterday.

It is understood in American naval delegation circles that hope of reaching an agreement on a Five Power basis has been virtually abandoned. The delegation has booked passages to America for April 22. It is thought that the outcome of the Conference will be on effective Three Power agree- ment between Britain, Japan and America, and minor points Powers-Reuter.

Mr. "Johnny" Heard Unable to Ride.

SOME GREAT SPORT.

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[By "Wombat"]

Some great racing is promised at the meeting at Happy Valley this afternoon, and good entries have been received in all the ten events.

Although there were a few mild showers during the early morning I do not expect the going will have suffered to any great extent, and if we do not have anything in the way of a heavy shower be- fore the opening event times should be on the fast alde, as the track is in excellent condition at the moment.

Nationalist IL'a Chance. President Hall, who is the big an agreement on chance for the Aggregate Stakes, between the Ave the principal race of the meating, will have his work cut out to win this important race if Nationalist Italian II is started here as this latter Signor pony has a wonderful record in

Italy's Claims,

the source that

It is learned from delegation

Grand in recent conversations Shanghai. emphasised that the chief questions

Other ponies to be watched in

Mr. "Johnny" Heard will not be riding to-day as he is in Hospital with eye trouble.

at the Conference are naval dis- this race will be African Eve and armament and not pulitical. Signor Royal Flush. The latter was very Grandi has now been eleven weeks unfortunate to lose at the last! absent from Rome, where an nc-meeting when his rider broke a cumulation of work is awaiting him, atirrup Iron. but the Italians have no intention of precipitating matters and have made no travelling arrangementa. The question in regard to the French and Italian side of the con- ference elicited the reply. "It is no longer a question of Italy's claim to parity, but France's claim to superiority."

Sensational Stories.

The recent optimism gard to the Naval Conference waistinetly

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let Race:

Dunce.

SELECTIONS..

Osiris. Sonny Boy. 2nd Race:--

Thunderbolt. Monk, Done Again.

diminished to-day. I stated 3rd Race:

that the prospects of inée Power Pact are very farong but the prospects of a Five Power Pact are

certainly not too bright. The 4th only hopeful sign at present is that M. Briand, Mr. Henderson and' Mr.

MacDonald are lunching together

Christmas Belle

Apel or City-Hall- Sünning. Race:

President Hall,

Nationalist II.

Royal Flush.

to-day for the purpose of discussing 6th Race: the French formula.

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The British official spokesman pointed out that this fact disposed

Boxing Eve.

Carnival Eve. King's Colour.

of Parla reports that Great Britain 6th Race:-

had rejected the formula. Не declared that sensational stories in the Press in regard to Signor Grandi'a statement to Mr. Hender- son were greatly exaggerated.

Search For Formula

Rugby, Yesterday. The delegates to the Naval Con- ference and their expert advisera again spent several heura to-day in search for a formula setting out the

Witty Stag. Christmas Frolic, Christmas Belle. 7th Race:-

Duke of Milan. Iron Blood. Grey Back.

8th Race:--

Four Clubs. Fifty Fifty. Chivalrous.

agreed interpretation of certain 9th Race:-

articles of the League Covenant.

Although their efforts have not yet

been succesful, the task has not

Orlando..

The Pheasant Pippin,

been abandoned and hopes are still 10th Racet--ily

entertained that a formula may be found which will so incrasse

France's sense of security as to en

able her to make an appreciable re-

Happy Day,

Arabian Sea.

Mountain Oak.

duction in her naval tonnage re- QUEEN OF SWEDEN. quirements without explicitly or implicity extending the obligations to which Great Britain is committed. 'under the League Covenant and the

Locarno Treaty...

The Prime Minister Mr. Ramsay MacDonald and the Foreign Secret-

-Dies in Rome After Long Illness.

Rome, Yesterday: The death has occurred of HM. ary Mr. Henderson, accompanied by the Queen of Sweden at her villa ia Sir Robert Vansittart and others, Rome, where she has long been met the French Foreign Minister, suffering from chest trouble.-- M. Briand, at luncheon and had a Reuter.

discussion on the subject, which,

lasted till after four o'clock,

The

discussion will be resumed at St. * JUMPED INTO HARBOUR James's Palace to-morrow morning.

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BGISEÐD

HONG KONG, SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1930,

THERE WAS

QUITE A

› STRONG TIDE

RUNNING WHEN THE POLICE

'SLID AGAINST THE NAVY

LAST

SATURDAY.

IT WAS

CERTAINLY A

GANE OF THRILLS & SPILLS. WITH

EVERYBODY RUNNING

AROUND

WITH THE

• GAME GOT:

NUDDIER & MUDDIER TOWARDS

THE END.

THE FIRST. SENSATION

CAME

·SOON AFTER THE STAT WA MR. MITH

OF THE MANY. GETTINGOFT

OF THE MUD

•BEFORE THE POLICE

· COULD ARRETHIM

„ROKING THE BALL

WAS OUT OF THE

QUESTION SO THE POLICE

TO-DAY'S DOLLAR. — The closing rate of the dollar on demand, to-day was 1/6 1/16, *****

PRICE $3.00 Per Month.

AND SENDING IN A SHOT WHICH MADE THE POLICE GOALE LOOK LIKE A POTTER FROM HANLEY

MAKING HIS WEEKLY VASE.

THE NAVY'S GOALIE

-FEET OF CLAY SCORED BY HEADING, BEING STUCK AT THE

AND EVERYONE

SO TIRED. THAT

"YOU KICK

KO.I'VE

KICKED

[ IT TWICE*

WRONG END AND COULDN'T REACH THE BALL

)),

YOU BELONG TO THE NAVY

GLAD WHEN THE THE SORTING OUT OF THE

•REFEREE LOST THE MATCH WAS

AND ALL BERE

IT'S WIFISTLE.

"FEET

OF CLAY"

- NO ONE WAS KEEN ON

KICKING THE BALL

EMPIRE CANNING INDUSTRY

COUNCIL TO BE SET UP TO

· ASSIST CROWN COLONIES

FAR BAST

London, Yesterday,

Plans are foot to form an Empire

NEW SOLUTION OF UNEMPLOYMENT

SALE OF BRITISH GOODS ON INSTALMENT PLAN

BRITISH CREDIT

Ragby, Yesterday.

Twig ELEVENS AFTER

QUITE INTERESTING.

Hill

1930.

UGLY SCENES IN BOMBAY

RAILWAY STATION RUSHED

INFURIATED MOB

Thirty park

FIRED

по

Dainty Eyeglassco N. LAZARUS

Ophthalmic Optician

13, Queen's Road Central.

CIVIL WAR,

Advance of Kuominchun Blocked.

by

THREAT TO NANYANG **

To block the advance of the Kuo-

MISSIONARY'S SAD FATE.

DESCRIPTION OF MURDER OF MR. SCARLETT

SHOT NEAR HEART. POLICE UNABLE TO TRACE THE“

BANDITS

at

minchun, the 5th Route Army are guarding the southern section of the Fing-Han line at three points: the first, Yencheng, controlled by:

Tientsin, Yesterday. Mr. A. P. Cullan arrived this after- Generals Fan Chung-sou and Chi

noon with Mr. Scarlett's body. Inter- Meng-ling; the second, Chumatlen, viewed, he detailed the outrage as fol. General Shang Kuan Wan lows: The missionaries arrived Hsiang; and the 3rd, Sinyang, by Peitalho Junction about five o'clock on Wednesday evening and were proceed- Generals Chiang Ting-wen and ing to the beach on donkeys when, at Chao Kuan-tao..

about 5.80, in broad daylight, roughly General Ho Ching-chun wires aight from the junction, they were confronted by three Chinese in civilian that the Kuominchun, who at first clothes, who suddenly produced pistols Intended to penetrate the Hsiang and covered the foreigners. The lender Fan area, have been withdrawn and held up Mr. Callou, who was riding are likely to direct their main body ahead, while the remaining two attend- of troops to attack Nanyang, an im-ed to Mr. Scarlett. portant strategic district in the South West of "Honan If that is to hand over money and valuables and true, adds General Ho, the Kuomin. while Mr. Cullen was complying, ba chun will be surely crushed, be heard a shot behind and looking back cause there are 250,000 national saw Mr. Scarlett fall from his donkey. The murderers then rushed up, urging forces defending the Ping-Han line the leader to be quick, and after search and the North of Hupeh.

jing the foreigners" suitcases, the thres

hustily decamped.

To Resist Attack

The bandits demanded the foreigners

Mr. Cullen rushed to where 'Mr, The two divisions under Han Fu-kul Scarlett was lying and found life almort have arrived at Taining, massing on fextinct, with a bullet two inches above the Shantung border to awalt instruc-the heart. Mr. Scarlett died in five tions. Han proceeded on April 2 from {minutes.

Later assistance was hastily summon- Hinchow to Teaochow and surroundings

for inspection.

ed from the nearest village, a litter pro-

General Chen Tiao-yuan wired to cured and the body, taken to Peitalbo, The police and military have pro Nanking on April 2, requesting the ap- pointment of Han Fu-kui as C.I.C. of mised every assistance, but do not ap- the Tsin-pu line to lead his army to pear to be hopeful of finding the mis roalet the Shazal forces who are coming (creants. southward.

Mr. Cullen expresses the opinion that The bridge on the east of Mamut-the bandits were inexperienced and chi, сп the Lung-Hai line, was shot possibly by accident, as the mis traffe being partially opened to flustered during the whole proceeding. BY destroyed on April 1, the railway creants appeared to be considerably-

Yang Teap, Telegraphic com- munication between Ksuchow and Kwefteh was Interrupted on April

After attending the conference

Later the donkey boys were inter- gated by the police and confessed to. seeing the bandits loitering at the junc tion. wh the foreigners arri and believed that they detouredos fter. Hapt Ci phir mazies on the most e dikke kan man fed intense interest La sent to hespit when the police were

Tientsin, where Mr. Scarlet is a 10- Canning Council to stimulate the crec

rallway strikers outside the Victorie Chengchow, Lu Chung-lin has returned and widespread apathy is felt for tion of local canning factories, particu- employment in the House of Com-terminus of the Great Indian Peninsta Layang, but will return to Cheng- the bereaved wit and children-Bei- larly in India and the Crown Colonies.

The injured include chow again as soon as Feng Yu.hsiang ter. The Council consists of unofficial repre-mons, Sir Arthur Steel Maitland; lar Rallway." sentatives of India and all the Crown Minister of Labour in the late Con. European police sergeant and à Euro-arrives there. The cavalry of the

pean man and woman.

Knominehun are now stationed at the Two thousand strikers forced an en-suburb of Chengchow. The troops of Colonies, but it is understood that theservative Government, suggested as Governments are co-operating inform-a reserve measure that the selling of trance to the station and demanded to Wan Tran-taol are advancing toward

on the instalment be taken by the Culis Railway. The off-Lanteng. British goods

General Ho Ying-ching will proceed system might be developed in non-cials rafused, upon which the incensed

He pointed mob neially demonstrated, tearing down to Hankow after receiving instructions

of the Peace. European countries. out that where the instalment sys-Posters and harrassing the passengers from the President tem was, déveloped there was an and passers-by. The police were sum-

Yen Hal-shan...

NEW APPOINTMENTS. enormous extension of sales, and inmoned and the mob pelted them with

Yen Hai-ahan is now bent upon or- stones. Finally the police were forced some European markets the system to fire, upon which the mob retreated ganising a new Government at Peking, The following notification ap

Police are still guarding the station--but has not yet decided whether to adopt pears in yesterday's issue of the Reuter.

the Committee or Presidential system. Government Gazette:-

According to the secretary of Chen It la notified by command of Kung-po, Yon Hai-shan desires to His Excellency the Officer Ad- Jabolish the Farty administration, hence

In the course of a debate on un- forced to Ard on a crowd of disorder Shih Yu-san and Wen Trun-tsolatected member of a missionary body,

aily.

The object of the Council is to assist the canning industry by advice and technical help, firstly, by a survey of the situation to ascertain the nature of

the help required.

It is anticipated that there will be a large field in the Far East, where can ned foods, mostly from America, ars suited to the European population. One of the proposals of the Council is to apply canning machinery to the foods of other peoples, for instance, to tap thereby the large market of Chinese- distributed over the Pacific. A ques- tionnaire. has already been sent out throughout the world.

The further operations of the coun cil will be guided by the answer to the questionnaire Router.

TELEPHOTOGRAPHY MARVELS

HOPE THAT LONDON TIMES MAY BE FLASHED TO NEW YORK

INVENTOR'S AIM.

Schenectady, "Yosterday. Simultaneous, world-wide pub- lication of newspapers by means of wireless telephotography is suggested by the appearance hore of the front page of the San Fran- cisco Call, transmitted across the

Meanwhile the principal naval whilst Lance-Sergt. Nolan was Continent within three hours of

RAIN AND FOG:

The weather forecast from the Royal Observatory at 10.30 this. morning, states:-

East winds; moderate; overcast, rainy and foggy.

was only in ita infancy. Sir Arthur Steel Maitland also pointed out that while the price of British goods was Hometimes higher than those of competitors, British goods credit was cheaper in this country than abroad. "Could not this cheapness of credit be used to effset dearness in prices?

Mr. Thomas, Minister-in-Charge of Unemployment, sald that un coubtedly there were distinct ad vantages in cheap money, and he assured Sir Arthur Steel Maitland that that side of the question was not being ignored, afted

̈A RHYME OF THE DAY. My Friend The Printer.

The Printer is a modest man

Who's always true to type; Ho. dwells upon the second floor Amidst the printing presses' roar,

And sets up all my tripe."

I rarely see his cheery smile,

He holds. himself aloof, But every day at ten to three, To show he's not forgotten me

He sends me down a proof

He doesn't care if I'm inspired

By sonnets or by lyrics;

He's ready, like the best of chaps,

TO SET MY VERSES UP IN

“CAPSI

Or print them in hysterica.

He'll space my stanzas out to make

Them All the hole they do, And if he finds I have not writ Enough to make my copy fit, with wonderful command of wit,

He'll add a line or twol

in the Preas that a company with But often he can show a heart

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IN THE GAZETTE.

Election of a Justice

the object of the trip of Chen Kung ministering the Government that po and Wang Fa-chin to proceed to Loan election by the Justices of the yang is to consult Feng Yu-hsiang re Pence of a Justice of the Peace garding the reorganisation of the to serve on the Legislative Coun- Party affairs-Canton News Agency.ell, during the absence of the Hon.

Earlier News

Nanking, Yesterday.

Sir Henry Edward Pollock,” K,0.... will take place at the Registry, The open breach between the 11, commencing at 4 o'clock in Supreme Court, on Friday, Apri Shansi-Kuominchun allies and the

the afternoon. The ballot-box: National Government has taken will be closed at 6.30 p.m. definite form, hostilities having

Justices of the Peaco 'who are taken place near Tainantu for the

Government officials are, not en« past two days. The Shansi-Kuo-titled to take part in these pro. minchun allies have been assailing ceedings. Every candidate must

the Nationallat forces at Yuchang,

Justice and seconded by another which is but forty miles from Tei. be nominated in writing by one banfo, attent

and the nomination delivered to Marshal, Feng Yu-helang, Assist the undersigned not later than ant in Command of the anti-Nan- Wednesday, April 9. Forms may king allies, ie expected to arrive at be obtained at the Magistracy.

"Appointments. - Chengehow sometime to-morrow, personally to direct the advancing Shansi-Kuominchun forces It le The following appointments are Interesting to note that Marshal also notified

Fong Yu-hstaeg's Kuousinehan pre- Mr. Thomss. Henry Robert Shaw eent forces were the first troops to to be a member of the Harbour Experts of the United States, Bri- on duty near the Douglas Whart, leaving the press by a recording Referring to the statement made

capture Tsinanfu in 1926, when they Board, vice Mr. Robert Buthor tain, and Japan spent great part of yesterday afternoon, he heard machine invented by Charles the day examining the reservations Police whistles being blown and he Young, son of the famous author capital of 26,000,000 was being cold as ice, in winter were fighting underMarshal land, O.B... with effect from

March 27 attached to the Japanese Govern went to investigate. He learned of the reparations plan Charles, formed under the auspices of the For when I feel inclined to bleat Chiang Kai-shek. mont's reply to the compromise ton froin two Chinese detectives, that aina fecent address, expressed the Bank of England to help industry. Too lonies in spite of rhyme and feet Nanking and Shanghai are both The Hon. Mr. Te'o Seen-wan, nage proposals addressed to Tokyo. Chinese, about 20 years of hope that he would see pages of Mr. Thomas said that this was Good progress was made, jumped into the barbou of age, had the London Times dashed to Now great features. He could, how He'll eat me, that's to say, delete quiet at the moment, although the O.B.E. LL.D. the Rev. Arthur for submarine experts met this The man, who was not seen again, York "with alp Reuter's Amerives, inform the House that he was My (No more space! The Printer) National Government has com Dupley Stewart and the Rev. Frack afternoon on the subject of the pro- was a returned banishee,apore can service

tadog steps to implement the (Merry Andrew In the Daily mandeered practically all the Chine Short, as members of the Board

(Mirror.))

ese steamers plying between the of Education for a further period: speech which he recently made at

Yangtaze porta. Trade on the of two years, with effect from Yangtaze has been brought almost April 9.A SHOT DEAD IN YACHT Manchester, in which he announced

authorities were FISH LEARN ALPHABET.

to a standstill, and merchants are adopting a waiting attitude before Briton's After

Fish can be taught to read, an orderlug goods from Shanghai.

ated before a gathering of

Order For Yen's Arrest. idents at Berlin

NAY Yesterday.

Mr. Quentin' Allison Ashby The State Council at a meeting Tacfadyen to be an Assistant"

intendent

igh Blackwell

CONSULAR CORPS

posate for the humanising of submarine warfare and limiting the Bize of the ubraariño. It is ex- pected that the report of these ex-

The King Exequati forthcoming in the course of the dext few days,Bri-ing Herr Brand Hi tion Wireless fervice."

German Consul la Hoi Kong has

Cable

made with

and

date

to dismiss

all his

Mr. Hugh Blackwell Layard Dowbiggin to be a member of the Board of Education for a further. period of two years, with effect from April 15.

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