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MONDAY, JULY 9, 1923.

DAY BY DAY.

THE GYMKHANA.

WE CAN'T HAVE AN IDEAL NA An Extraordinary Incident.

TIONAL LIFE UNLESS WE 'AS IN-

In his recont manifesto, Dr. Sun sought to point out the in effectiveness of the militarists by citing the Lincheng outrage, which occurred within the sphere DIVIDUALS HAVE LESS HIGH LIFE of military leaders possessing AND MORE HOME LIFE Coleman hugo' armies. It is somewhat Cor. unfortunate that this latest incid. ent has occurred, because it gives the Northern War Lords chance of retorting that oven the Sun Yat-sen regime cannot pre- vent like ccourrences withla a

MUSTARD & CO. brought forward.

17, Connsaght Hoad, Central,

Distributers:

Also ran Mesars. : Sa36000. and Arabold's Roman Wood. cock (Mr. Soarea), Mr. G. A. Harri- man's. Wost River (Mr. Harriman), and Mr. Kensington's The Gamb ler (Mr. Matcham).

One of the most extraordinary

Won by two lengths; one and half incidents in connection with local racing occurred at the Jockey lengths between second and third. Club's Gymkhana on Satur Time: 2 mina., 22 secs.

Pariinutuel: Winner, $56.00 7.

Dr. J. T. C. Johnson, who has day, when pari-mutuel Lickets retired from the post of Principal were sold for the Saddling Race Places, 58.60; $6.70: $6.80.

Cash Sweep Civil Medical Officer, left by the after it had actually been run!

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271 (4.32...

Strathfarrar, the winning pony Dr. A. R. Esler

$5,629, $1,609.

$.901.

(first, was disqualified.

Pari-nutuol: Winner, $20.00; Places, $8.00; $19.50, $18.00.

Cash Sweep: Ticket No.

E. and A. steamer Arafura on Several people bought tickets Ticket No. 404 later proceed to England. Saturday for Australia. He will when the result was known, and in the and it was decided to pay out on all tickets bought, whether Unplaced Ponica (Tickets, $30. few miles of the centre of its au On Sunday a ricksha coolie before or after the race. This, of each) Tickets Nos. 337, 200 sád

course, affected the dividends of 400; thority. "It is certainly somewhat was sent to the Government Civil those who had purchased their Saddling Race-Open to Mem amazing that an affair of this Hospital suffering from injuries tickets before the ras started. bers of the Jockey and, Polo Cluba.

to the head received: when he tind could have taken place atawas knocked down by a Dairy ishes witnessed during the after start mounted on bareback ponics, There were some excellent fin; and Mounted Troop. Competitors. paint not very far from the head-Farm lorry near Possession

their arms. noon, and as the attendance was carrying saddles on quarters of Dr. Sun's troops whe Street.

quite good, it was a thoroughly Ride to a point indicated by flag," successful Gymkhana. Is the dismount, saddlo ponies, remount, are engaged in operations on the

The health return for the past main race (The Milepost Once and gallop back past winning post. East River front. Already at two days shows four cases of Round and In) the favourite, 1st Prize, $100. 2nd Prize, $50. attempt is being made to fasten enteric fever (one Indian and Strathfarrar, was besten by Star-3rd Prize, $30. . the blame on Chan King-ming by three Chinear), and one each land" (ridden by Mr. Seth), whose Mr. J. Bartholomew..

of plague (Chinese), diphtheria jockey rode extremely well and describing the bandits as dis

(Chinese) and paratyphoid fever got home two longths ahead of Mr. G. A. Harrimau.... banded troops formerly under his (Indian). control. No evidence in proof

paying his backers over $56. The Also competed: Mr. C. C. Boyd, Whilst on the way, from Shau-best dividend of the day was Dr. J, G. Lyon Brown, Mr. W. T. of that astortion is, however, kiwan to the Central fairway, a $63 10, paid by West River for Stanton, Mr. A. Young, Mr. G. W. brought forward. In any case, waterbost, fully laden became third place in the "B" Class | Sewell and Capt. E. G. Spinks. Dr. Sun is responsible for the water-logged as the washi from Handicap. The afternoon's re- Mr. C. C. Boyd, who came in maintenance of law and order in another launch swamped her, sults were

She was towed back to. Shauki-

Class Handicap: A Class. Three! the province.

wan by a' polico launch.

Quarter Mile Race.-1st Prize, The fact of the matter. of

$900. Zad Prize, $150. 3rd Prize, The Chinese boat people are $100.

$2,224.00 oourao, is that there is very little

nothing if not enterprising. The Messrs.. H. Sassoon and H.

635.00 governmental authority, or con- Easma Club recently evolved a Arnbold's Roman Pride ......

317.90 trol exercised anywhere in China skull and crossbones flag for their

(Mr. Gibson) 1 Unplaced Ponies (Tickets $20 just now either North or South.launch, and a replica was seen Mr. Arlpac's Bluebottle.........

2acb) Tickets Nos. 403, 208, 80, to-day gaily flaunted from the

(Mr. Matcham) 241, 285 and 420. Chaos and confusion reign

Three Quarter Mile Race for ARNAUD-On June 30, 1923, supreme. Where it will all end mast of a sumpan off the Praya! Mr. Warrack's Australboy ......

(Mr. Moller) 3 Gymkhana Subs. 1923.-For the at 480 Rue Augusto Boppe,

we should pot care to say. The death of one of the crew Also rant Mr. A. A. Alves' seventeen ponies subscribed for Shanghai, to Mr. and Mrs. P.

Enmity and strife, plotting and from drowning on Friday was Bilvo (Mr. Seth), Mr. R. "M.and purchased at Shanghai in May Arnaud, a son..

reported on Saturday to the Dyer's Skylight (Mr. Davies), 1923. 1st Prize, $300. 2nd RUSSELL-On June 30, 1923, counter-plotting are postponing police by the coxswain of the Messrs. Birkett and Raymond's Prize, $150. 3rd Prize, $100. at the Memorial Hospital, Naa rather than hastoning the day steam launch Wing Hing. The Huntingdon (Major White) and Mr. Henry Humphreys Coun king, to Mr. and Mrs. W.

when real unification will be unfortunate man fill overboard Capt. B, G. Spinks' Hope Dahlia Russell, a daughter.

effected. We see small hope of

(Capt. Spinks). any conference leading to lasting MILLS MORIKOBA. On peace. There is no spirit of

In H. M. Supeme Court, Shang- July 4, 1923, at H.M, Consulate compromise, of give-and-take, General, Shanghai, and after-discernible. Until men's hearts hai, on July 4th., Thomas Ed

ward Mellows, Junior, pleaded warde at Holy Trinity Cathedral are changed and a real desire guilty to seven charges of obtain by the Rov. Dean Symone, Stan- ley Vanderlure Mills to Nataly evinced to solve the problem on ing goods and money by falso pre. Morikoba.

large and generous lines, in the tences, and two of forgery. The

accused twice previously con Laplaced Ponies (Tickets $20 interests of the whole people, itvicted said he committed the each): Tickets Nos. 172, 407, 392 length between second and third. will be futile to expect a dissipa-offences purposely, having been and 421.

eting gloorg.

Hongkong and China.

BIRTHS.

MARRIAGES.

8.

DEATHS. RIEVE.-On 8th. July at]tion of the the Government Civil Hospital George Rive, Chief Engineer, of

shenf Dart." 8.9.

Peace With Turkey.

he was drawing up a bucket of sea water, and, in spite of a search, was not seen again.

3,"

Won by short head; three lengths

between second and third."

Time: 1 min., 31 3/5 seer. Fari-mutuel: Winner, $8.70. Places. $6.50; $80.30; $6.40.

Cash Sweep: d Ticket No. *201

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120 108

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46.1 520

1

try Mauso...(Mr. Matcham) Mesura. Birkett and Raymond's

Sharpshooter. (Mr. Gibson) 2 Mr. Mac's Finvoy...(Mr. Moller), 3

Also ran: Mr. Peta's Imbros a (Mr. Zellensky)," Mr. H. B. L.. Dowbiggin's Chessman (Major $1,503.30 White), Dr. F. H. Kew's Mopoke 148.80 (Mr. Soares) and Mr. Arlpac's 221.00 Yellow Hammer (Mr. Davies).

Won by four lengths; half

Time: 1 min,, 36 2/5 secs." Parimatuel: Winner, $38.20: Places, $0.00; $8.80; $10.20.

Cash Sweep: Ticket No, 366

518 521

$2,079.70 501.20 207.10

Unplaced Ponies (Tickets $20 cach Ticketa Nos. 3, 471, 140

(Mr.Matchum) 1 and 551.

unable to get a fair start again. Half-Mile Race for Gymkbana, His Lordebip reserved sentence Sube. 1923.-For the seventeen in order to consider some way of ponies subrcribed for and purchas- assisting Mellows,

ed at Shanghai in May 1923. 1st Prize. $250. 2nd Prize, $126. MADSEN-On July 2, 1923,

At long last there seems avery. Mr. Justice E. St. J. Branch, 3rd Prize, $75. at the General Hospital, Shang- bai, Albert Madsen (A.A.T.), aged enemies, the Greeks and Turks, ban, ie, according to a report in

of those probability

age-old Judicial Commissioner at Serem-ir. Henry Humphreys Coun-

try Mouer 23' years.

coming to some forms of satisfac-circulation in Singapore a few COBB.-On July 3, 1923, at tory settlement of their differ- days ago, to return to Jamaica, Mesers. Birkett and Raymond's Clase Handicap": "B" Class: the General Hospital, Shanghai, ences. It is anticipated that whers he was for many years At Sharpshooter

Three Quarter Mile Race.-ist William Cobb (Revenue Dept., definite peace will be signed by torney General, in the capacity

(Mr Gibson) 2 Prize, $300. 2nd Prizė, $150. 3rd 8. M. C.), aged 60 years, 7 July 14. Once that comes about, of Chief Justice of that island. Mr. Mac's Finvoy (Mr. Moller) 3 Prize, $100.

MEKRISON.-On July 3, 1923, the cloud on the Near East Mr. Justice Branch was Attorney Also ran: Capt. G.E. Oxepring's Messrs. H. Sassoon, and H. at the General Hospital, Shang-horizon will be ready to disperee, General in Jamaics before being Malvern (Capt. Spinks), Mr. Argold's Roman Sparrow.. hai, George W. Merrison (late though whether or not to reappear appointed to the Straite Settle- . B. L. Dowbiggin's Chessman

(Mr. Gibson)· i Inspector of Municipal Police), at some early date no-one can ments Bench as Pujane Judge at (Mr. Seth), Dr. F. H. Kow's aged 56 years.

teil for certain. That the threat Penang in March, 1921. He was Mopoke (Mr. Soares) and Mr.Dr. F. H 'Kew's. Wombat..... of atrife will not quite pass just subsequently transferred to Ser Aripao's Yellow Hammer (Mr. yet is due to other matters out-emban as Judicial Commissioner Zellensky). standing with Turkey-for ins-and from there he left for Eng-

ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

Mr. & Mrs. B. R. Branch ten-tance her differences with the land on leave in February this der their heartfelt thanks for the Allies. However, the Turkish atti-year. It is understood that he many floral tributes and ex-tude of belligerency bas changed wiil be taking up his new appoint. pressions of sympathy from for the better of late, and the very ment in August. friends during their recent be-substantial concessions by the reavement.

The Telegraph.

HONGKONG, 9th July, 1923

ANOTHER BANDIT OUTRAGE.

Allied Fowera, resulting from the Continued bouts of bargaining at Lausanne, have left the Kemalista with little excuse for prolonging the discussion of controversies. And the" latest news indi-

ACTOR SHOT.

cales final peace between the Young Man Murdered Allies and Turkey. Now, with

in

Saturday.

lengths between second and third. Won by length and balf: six

Time: 1 min., 00 4/5 secs. Pari-mutuel: Winner, $15.50; Places, $7.10; 87.50, $15.00.

Cash Sweep: Ticket No.

Mr. G. A.

(Mr. Moller) 2 Harriman's West River (Mr. Harriman) 3 Also ran Mr. C. C. Boyd's Pickpocket (Mr. Zollensky), Mr. W. T. Stanton's Lottery (Mr. Stanton), Mr. Peta's Roman Law (Mr. Matcham), Capt. E. G. $2,076.20

Spinks' Ballinch (Capt. Spinks) 593.20 and Messrs. Albert and Arnold's 206.00 Ding Dong (Mr: Soares), Unplaced Ponies (Tickets $20 esch) Tickets Nos. 115, 185, 68 on and 198.

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Won by four lengths; half length between decond and third.

Time: 1 min, 37.2/5 sete. Pari-mutuel: Winner, $33.40; Places, $16.20; $8.70; $63,10, !-

Cash Sweep: Ticket No. 443

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$2,100.

$ 600.

Novices Raco. Once Round,--- For China Ponies that have started an understanding with Greece

After leaving the Ko Shing in at least three races in Hongkong sight, we can expect a rolazation of the strain all over Theatre, where he had been play-since 1st April, 1922, and prior to

630 the Balkans. Incidentsily, thieng, a young actor, aged 26 years, this meeting, and have never at with the stage name of Len Yuen any time won more than one race:

"500

$ 800. will enable politicians aud

Unplaced Ponies (Tickets $20 diplomats to devote more atten- kwan, was fatally shot in Queen's in Hongkong. Winners at this

meeting barred. To be ridden by encb): Tickets No. 404, 208, 187, tion to other parts of Europe, Road on Saturday at midnight. The bold-up of the train which where the clouds of disunion and He had apparently been tracked Jockeys who have not won more 451 and 180. left Kowloon on Thursday roorn- misunderstanding seem to be by an unknown man and was than one race in Hongkong or One and a Quarter Mile Race: gathering rapidly! As regards shot in the back just after enter China. 1st Prize, $300, 2nd Prize, Handicap: 1st. Prize, $350, 2nd. ing, resulting in the kidnapping the Near East problem, it is ing Queen's Road from Queen's $150. 3rd Prize, $100.

Prize, $150.. 3rd. Prize, $100. Bernard's Rivergrand of many passengers and the kill-impossible to believe that the Street. There were no people Mrs.

Mesera H Sassoon and H. (Major White) I

Arahold's Roman Pride" ing of two others, shows that projected agreement can be any-about at the time and the mur

Albert and Armuld's

(Mr. Gibson) 1 bandit activity is by no means thing like final, but at least it will derer got away. The young man Messrs.

Satisfaction Dahlia...... provide the Powers with a broath was founnd seriously wounded confined to North China. This ing space, and for that we should by other members of the troupa

(Mr. Herrimon Me. Warrick's Australboy

(Mr. Moller) 2 affair did tipt tako plave ju anj bo duly thankful.

returning from the Theatre, and Measta. Da Roza's Dapper was taken to the Goverment

Dan (Mr. Da Roza) 8 Mr. Jolu Peel's Yellow River... out-of-the way spot, but practic Naval Programmes.

Civil Hospital, where he died ABO ran: Mr. Alvaptor's

(Mr. Zellensky) & ally within a stone's throw of

A cable published to-day an almost immediately. No motive Arlington (Mr. G. W. Se vell). Also ran Messrs H. Sassuun Canton. So far as is known, no nounces that France has at length is known for the crime. foreigners wero interfered with, ratified the Washington Naval but that does not remove the risk Treaty..

This comes at a ́timol

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Won by a neck; three lengths buaud II. Arnhold's Roman Woodcock tween second and third.

(Mr. Buares), Mesura Da Roza's The: 3 min. 50 4/5 secs. Dapper Dan (Mr. Da Koza), Mesered when most people have grown to not be accepted as "the final

Pari mutual: Winner, $11.70; Albert and Arnold's Batisfactica- to anyone contemplating making look upon that Treaty as almost limitation of French naval arma- Places, 56.10; $6.20.

Dahlia (Mr. Harriman); Mr. A. A. the trip up to Canton by rail, non-existent, and already some- ments." The duration of the

Cash Bweep:

Alves Starland (Mr. Seth)," Mr. $2,212.70 Kensington's The Gambler (Mr. nor is the affair any the less thing of a back number. There treaty is limited, but there is to Ticket No. 600

682.20 Matcham) and Cept, E, G, Spinks" sorious because only Chinese have been so many of its prin be an opportunity for the con

ciples that could almost be evaded, tracting Powers to renew it for a

816.10 Hope. Dahlia (Capt. Spinks). were the victims. What bandite without question, owing to their further spell. From what we Unplaced Ponies (Tickets $20||

256 365

Won by one length; half length between second and third.

Time: 2 mine.. 46.2/5 sect. Pari-mutuel: Winner, 12.00; Places, 86.00; $7.40; $6.00.

Cash Sweep: Ticket No. 680)

will do to one train, they may general vagueness, and so little have seen of the general attitude each): Ticket No, 325,

"Race from the Two Mile Post! easily do to another, unless regard for the spirit of the agree of the navel Powers towards the

ment while the letter of the treaty pact, we think none of them will once round and in, lat. Prize, special precautions are taken to was barely fallowed, that France went to continue the experiment. $500. 2nd Prize, $200. 3rd Prize, provent them. This latest out could have been excused were she It could only succeed with each $100. rage certainly brings the danger to have refused to ratify it. As and every participant whole Mr.A. A. Alves' Starland......

(Mr. Seth) 1}": appreciably nearer to us, whilst it is, there is still talk of heartedly upholding the spirit of

interpretatione," and "getting friendship, disarmament, and Mr. C. C. Boyd's Strathfarrar... at the same time it, illustraten round the measure," whilst it is mutual trust-and. that seems

(Mr. Zellensky) 2 Unplaced Ponies (Tickets $20. | each). Tickets No. 188, 14, 284,

the utter lawlessness. which definitely declared that the impossible in the present stage of Mr. Warracks Australcords. provails in China just now.

Washington pact will certainly world evolution.

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(Mr.Gibson) 31270, 481 and 282.

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