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THE COMING RACES.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1931.

SHANGHAI RACES.

The Peacock Wins The St. Leger.

We are indebted to the Hang- ..kong Club for the following results: 1.-The Malon Plate.-Winner, T. 500-Second, Tls, 150. Third, For all China Ponies,

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DR. F. C. TONG CALLS FOR ACTION.

Another Urgent Appeal to Chinese Merchants. Dr. F. C. Tong, whose stirring speech to the Conference of Chinese Chambers of Commerce on the evils of China and the apathy of the middle-class, we published recently, has issued 1the following address to the mea-

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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

THE FRANCO-KEMALIST AGREEMENT,

London, Nov. T.

Diplomatic circles are concerned over the Anglo-French negotiations on the subject of the recent France-Kemalist agree- ment, which the British Government considers contrary to French assurances, because it conflicts with the Treaty of Serres, renders nugatory the principle of protection of Christian mînorities in Aria Miner and transfers to Turkey territory which does not belong to France, but is held in mandatory treat Fears are also expressed that France's independent action impairs British authority in the approaching settlement of the Graeco-Turkish condict.

WHAT FRANCE WANTS.

I address you today in the 2

hope that we shall agree in our 3 general principals. This confer

fence was called long enough ago: for all of us to have made up our minds before its meeting as to what we would do here. Our sessions are soon to end, but there bas as yet been very little action.

Speaking at Montpellier M. Millerand stated that France has | We have disappointed the people,

for they expected from us actions two main objects in view, namely, the reparations which she is entitled and not empty words in the form to from Germany, and the safe-guarding of her own security which is of resolutions Words they have of vital importance not only to herself, but to the whole world. had enough. The miserable his- After securing this double object, France is willing to maintain good tory of the ten years of the neighbourly relations with every nation but Germany must begin.-

The Heron. Mr. Hills

Time: ins. 04 8,5 secƏ.

3-The Maiden Stake-Win-Republic has been filled with Haras Der, Tla, Co Second, Tls. 230.empty resolutions. The people Third, Tia. 130. For China Ponies, did not want us to overload the Three telegraph wires with resolutions. Grisos of this Meeting.

quarters of a mile.

Mesara. Fay and Seth's Christ. mas Gift......Mr. Heard) Mr. Shanghai's Clouter....... Mr. Pinkerton) Mr. Edmunds? Henry VIII...... Mr. Knoll Time: 1 min, 31 3/5 seca. 4. The Fah Wah Stakes-

They thought that we would try to find some solution for the prob- illems vexing our people and that wo would put the solution in some concrete form which would result in action and in the esta- ablishment of a government in

China.

I say result in the establish-

China.

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Paris, Nov. 7.

THE HUNGÁRIAN THRONE.

Paris, Nov. 7.

The Hungarian Assembly has finally passed the Bill excluding Charles from the throne and abolishing the so-called pragmatie sanction about succession rights. The Bill restores to the nation the right to elect the King. The election has been postponed until circumstances are more favourable-Horas.

JAPANESE PREMIER'S ASSASSINATION.

Paris, Nov. 7.

Do government is Theoretically there are two gor. eroments, one ruling the city of Peking and the other the city of 3. Millerand has wired the Japanese Emperor heartfelt regrets. Canton. Bo acinally there at Premier Hara's assassination—Herds,

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New York, Nov. 7.

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Our after a short rest at the hotel. China Station and Th. 500 added the entire people suffer.

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(Mr. Beard) Mr. L. Camera's Dover Patrol Stepbet.

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ALLEGED MAIL FRAUDS.

A Three Years Run. Mail frauds which were de

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new machine for the state.

THE MERCHANTS CAN DO IT.

Even before the Revolution limen were advocating methods for improving the State. But these men were generally either politicians or militarists and the

OBITUARY.

London, Nov. 7.

The death is announced of Sir Lionel Cox.

(Mr. Vida 3 people were suspicious that they should be at Lushan or some other tion. I know that we are oppos- Time: min. 3 1.5s ecs, sought to gain control of the place on Chinese soil just as coa-ed to militarists and there can be 6.-The Shangbai St. Leger.-government in their own in-venient. We have too long at no discussion as to that opposi- Winner, Tis. 1,500. Second, Tis terests. I cannot say that this tempted to sarve our country in tion, for they should be opposed 500. Third, Tla. 250. For China was the sim of everybody, but it foreign concessions onder the But some of the younger mili Ponies that have never started in a was so with most of the early re-protection, of foreign police and tarists are apparently repentant est Race prior to 1st January.formers, whose work has thus far where our own officials and mili- and offer to serve the people if we scribed as having been system 1921. One mile and three-quarters only resulted in national bank-tarists cannot attack us. That is will show them the way. After cally carried on for years were

Mea-, Winsome sad Hasty's ruptcy. But no one can suspect the sort of heroism that does China all, even the worst militarists the subject of the

and officials are sous of China The Peacock, Iste Tapoo us of such intentions because wel great barm. remanded

militarists norl neither

How can we ask for the aboli- and many bave been corrupt only are Kazoo...(Mr. Hill Mr. R. E. Lindsell at the Magis Mr. Henry Morriss' Lichfeld...

politicians. We are simpletion of extraterritoriality, tariff because all others were corrupt. tracy yesterday afternoon, when a

¡Mr. Stewart) business man with affairs of our autonomy and the equalization of There must some day be an end Chinese clerk employed by Messrs.

Mesars Potts and Hayim's

own, who desire only to save our treaties when we ourselves de- to that co raption and when we Jardine, Matheson & Co., Mac-

Invincible King.

country in this emergency. Al-pend upon foreigners for protec-indicate that the end has come, agers of the Indo-China Navigation

militarista will step forward and Mr. Crokam

though we are cob experts in tion? Co.. was charged on a number of

Sir Paul's Empire Dablis

I was among those who belier-champion the people. I bave in governmental affaire and mus! counts of forgery and false pre-

Mr. Burkill!

leave administration to specialiatsel that it was better to meet in mind at least three such men tences.

Time: Swins. 49 2:5 keca.

yet we know the conditions of Shanghai since hare our actions and many more who are possibili. But since ties, but I shall not mention 7-The Eclipse Stakes.-Win our country and we know her would be more free.

c83e

Mr. A. H. Grew, who represent-

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If the

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ed the complaisant company, said that of these instances of forgerser, Tls. 100. Second. Tis. 2eeds and we can bring to her we have been meeting here at this their names lest it be thought

Third, Ta 100. For China our experience and knowledge. conference the ridiculousness of that I am their partisan. and embezzlement there were 6 Popies, Gnics of this Meeting. The militarists and officials can- our position has often occurred to THE SHADOW OF INTERVENTION. seven, extendig over a period of one mile sad a quarter."

Outside these very doors So far as I am concerned i fear not be trusted. The students me. three years; and a go fully into the r. T. A. Spedding's Roselest

that I have made myself un- should be at their books prepar- stand foreign police to protect us details of each case, the Court would

(Me. Hing themselves for future labours against the Chinese governmert popolar with some of you because The workmen have neither the and one might say against our of my words to day. I have He proposed to take some of the Mr. Liddell'a Beschcroft....

(Mr. Liddel}) 2 experience nor leisure to serve own people. It would almost ap- spoken what has bee in my heart pracipal cases, which would

the state. Only the merchants, pear that we are afraid to meet during all of our deliberations. illustrate the cature of the frauds Mr. William McBain's Larissa

(Mr. Vida) a educationalists, industrialistin China, that we are afraid of Some may even accuse me of The case was serious one from

favouring one group of militarists Time: 2 mio. 4 secs.

and bankers can have leisure and the Chinese people. How can we the Company's viewpoint and he

3.-The Auluma Cup.-Wisner, experience and can command the be true representatives of the agains: another. Such an would ask bis Worship to deal with the defendant

a Cup kindly presented by Rear-respect of the people. Therefore Chinese people if we do not trust cusation would be most unjust to A severely BJ

Admiral Georga H. Porrett, ., upon our shoulders must rest the them to protect us against all mili- me. I favour only action against The defendant was

words. The Chinese people are possible. mail dispatchman.

weary of words. They want us Part of his ad Tie, 400 added by the Club. burden of constructive action at tarists and officials? of advising his Second, T. 200. Third, Tls. 100, this moment. If we cast aside Chinese people who selected us to duties consiste

to act. And they want us to set One mile our responsibility who can take represent them will not protect us

not next year, or next month, but employers of the arrivals of mail For all China Ponies.

in our deliberations then we are and a quarter.

our place? steamers in the port and of super Mears Winsome and Hasty's

in ao sense their representatives. now. Our country is desperate. ONE CONVENTION AT A TIME. intending the removal of mailə

Therefore I recommend that Once and for all, the principle We are on the verge of a terrible from the piers to the Post Office.

before we leave this Conference must be declared that all may crisis, worse than the defeat in On delivery of the mails into his Mr. Henry Morrisa Maresfeld

(Mr. Heard) 2 we take some concrete action for know, Chinese and foreigners the war with Japan, worse than the ship's officer

We, the merchants of the Boxer Indemnity, worse that custody by

the sake of the country. Many alike: (Mr. Springfield: plans have been suggested recent-Chins, fear neither militarist nor the loss of Tsingtao, worse even Time: 2 min. 30 3/5 xec®, ly but they all come down to one, politician. We have the right to than the Twenty-One Demands. 9The Wbangpoo Stakes- namely that a National Affairs deliberate on our country's needs I mean foreign intervention ben. cause of national bankruptcy. If been checked by the postal authori Wisner, Tis. 400. Second, Tis. Convention be called to determine and we shall do so on Chinese

200. Third, Th. 109. For China the future of the country. Such soil under the very noses of the this miserable event ocears it will by the defendant to his employers. Ponies. Griffins of this Meeting & convention has been proposed Tachuns and their soldier. If by militarists, politicians and by they dare, let them destroy vs. who paid him for the coet of One mile and a half.

Mr. N. 6. Sparke's Wild our own Chambers. If every We can only be martyrs once and coolie hire at the rate of five cents

Chance (Mr. Springfield) 1 for every bag of mail taken from Mrs. Wm. McBain's Lyomonth

group holds its own convention perhaps our martyrdom will maks there will be several and none our country free. Blake Pier sod 10 cents for every

(Mr. Pinkerton) 2 will be representative of the YOUNGER MILITARISTS FOR US. The second reason is that the Mr. Birdrake's Seadove bag landed at Jardine's Wharf, which, his Worship might know,

entire people nor will its words was some distance away.

(Mr. Brand) 3 bear weight. If we are to accom- Lushan Convention has been Time: 3 mina, 25-4/5 se08. plish anything we must unite. We widely advertised throughout the Some will say that gery and receipt of money by false }

10. The Kalgan Plate-Wia-mast all attend one convention. I country. pretences consisted in altering and

The Hawk.....(Mr. Hill)

be was required to bire cooles Mr. Campox Old Bell ..... acd 1820 them to the Post Office, bere, after the bags had

ties, a receipt was obtained from

them and was eventually presented

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The for-

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be because we have missed our opportunity to prevent it and to save the country. We shall be to blame, for if we go to Lushan we can make ourselves & national assembly, write a constitution. paas a measure for the election of a new parliament and create the means for efficient and bonest government. Then we can say to our creditors give us time and we

see that we are sincere and ser- shall make good. And when they ions and that we are controlled neither by politicians nor militar- ists but that the people of Chius, the whole people of China are speaking they will listen and we shall have the opportunity to build again on a new foundation. Therefore I suggest that before we adjourn we appoint a com- mittes to make preparations for such a conference and to assist, other representative groups who may be interested in this conven-

medicine. la a further terent letter, tely two years later, Mex Mace writes: am happy to say that there has been no recurrence of my complaint, and cowrider my came a very satisfactory adding to the figures and words on Dez, Tis, 300. Second, Tla. 150. shall not say that one convention this confersace has been called the receipt issued by the Postal bird, T. 75, For Subscription is better than another, but I do by a militarist. But if we send

These alterations were Mr. Day's Daisyland

Griffins of this Meeting. One mile maintain that there must be only a large delegation to Lushan and one. Two conventions in China appoint a committee to manage proved by the carbon copies re-

(Mr. A. N. Deilas) 1 will produce the same impression it, then why cannot our delibere tained by the Postal Department.

upon the Chinese people as two tions be independent of militarists enmsiete and lusing benefit, the blood must be The fraud came to be dircarer. Mr. Australulu's Paddinoo ......

(Mr Vida) delegations at Washington will and politicians? If we can con- site of such troubles. Clarke's Flood led by accident, in consequence | Mra. Isabel Moller's Shadylight

produce upon the foreign nations. trol the Luahan Convention we of certain communications Messrs.

(Mr. Moller) 8 Neither will command respect and shall be in a position to deter Jardine Matheson had with their

2 mins. 15 1/5 18,

only time and energy will be mine its actions absolutely, and Manila agents (Mesma. Bell sad

since the military general who wasted. Company), who happened to ask

called it maintains that he has how many bags of mail were seated, and one investigation led on to

When the soother until the whole string of According to these ideas then, o sim but the welfare of the which convention should we have? country, he will have to obey our figures were checked with those fraude was unearthed. retained on carbon copies by the The evidence of witnesses was This is a difficult question to decision.

I have another resson for Postel officials, certain di then called, after which the case decide. My personal view is that

the National Affairs Convention favouring the Lushan Convention. [crepancies were instantly discover-was adjourned until to-day.

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