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PSYCHOLOGY OF CAPITALISM. LECTURE BY PROFESSOR SMITH AT THE UNIVERSITY,
The fourth of the series of Public Ex- tension Lectures,
given at WIN
the University yesterday evening by Professor . W. N. Smith (Professor of Education at Hongkong University) when he dealt with the Psychology of Capitalisan.
The lecturer said that capital was the power of a man or a group of men over the inhour of other men. If a man used 20,000 in a scheme it would be £20,000 worth of plant, wages, and the power of paluation. Dealing with the paychology of the capitalist. the lecturer delineated the characteristics of a child which largely develop into similar characteristics, though much stronger, when the child becomes # man. One type of capitalist was a mug who always thought he could unage everybody else's business bette than he could maunge his ore. There was another type of
capitalist who, bun for power, sought it as Shakes
Iago did, hat fortunately the were very scarce.
Tagos of the world Capitalisin was the amount of power exer- cised over the work of ather people. The lecturer believed that were capital to cease, so would civilized society also rease.
THE- HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, "MARCH
INSPECTOR KENT'S RECORD. HAS SERVED HIS COUNTRY FOR
THIRTY-FIVE YEARS...
SHIPMASTER'S CLAIM.
CHINA NAVIGATION-CO. SUED..
DR. MORRISON'S EVIDENCE. Inspector Walter Kent, who is acting
Another witness was called in the case Chief Inspector of the Hongkong Police Force, has the distinction of just having in which Capt. Robert Kettlewell, former completed 3 years Imperial service. Hey in the employ of the China Naviga- Brst came to The Chinn Station in the
tion. Company, is suing that Company Royal Marines in 1890. During the Sino in respect of alleged wrongful dismissal, Japanese Was of 1893-93, he was at when the Case WZN continued in the Peking, and when the Queen of Korea Supreme Court yesterday, before the was murdered, he was at Seoul In 1887 Chief Justice (Sir Henry Gollia). It he joined the Metropolitan Police and fallowing Became a member of the Hongkong Police to
bis resignation from that Force, as Dr. Morrison, who gave evidence as what happened when he examined Force one yent later. He has served under four differea C.SP.'s namely Sir er, deas, and the Hon Mr. E. D. Henry May (then Mr. May), Mr. Bade C. Walle.
HELENA MAY MUSICALE. Another very pleasing masiende was held at the Helena May Institute yester day, and the company resent thoroughly appreciated the splendid programme pro- vided for their entertainment.
Yestering's stresas by way of being દ marvel
inasmuch as it an- clude a highly entertaining contribution to the pengmulite entitled Mrs. Jarley's Waxworks.
Mr. Kettlewell.
1312,
1925
CONSTABLE CHARGED. PROTESTS AND A PUNCH. At the Central Magistracy, yesterday afternoon, before Mr. JR Wood. Nx: Hang. Constable C.200, was summoned for assaulting Muk Kam, of No. 18. Tai Wong Street, in Queen's Rond East, on Felmuary 20th.
Mr. Leo" d'Almada appeared for the Assistant Director of Criminal Intelli- complainant, and Mr. G. G. Perdue, gonee, was present on behalf of the police.
The evidence for the
prosecution was to the effect that complainant was walk- ing along Queen's Road near Slip Street, and that the defendant came up to him. Zeitlyn (instructed by Mr. (i. R. Hal him in the eye, sending his dizzy. Con
Mr. F. C. Jenkin with Mr. Elaky wanted to wearch him and then struck
Brutton) appeared for plaintiff, and Mr. another witness, who said he saw the con plainant's statement was cowhorated by Sidon Polter, K., (instructed by stable strike complainant. He also mid Messrs. Johanon, Stokes and Master) aphe, identified defendant as the man, who peared for the defendant Company. committed the assault. terday morning, and referred to the quesdefendant seize complainant by the chest Mr. Potter continued his address jes Another witness, a Toki, Said he saw tin of the right of Mr. Kettlewell to six and strike him two blows. He also heard months leave pay. Leave, said Mr. Potter, was never granted by the Lowassaulted until they open their eyes.
defendant say aloud People want to be pany until January, 1914. The Company did
le the witness-box, defendant anid het tiat recognise the China L'oast heers Guild then, and they sent was on duty in Queen's Road East on the circular to their otheers relating to the ght of the sath instant. He was com granting of
of ledve with pay.
Mr. G.. M.Pinant, who tried to "ayoki him. De. The fall programma was as under
Loung Would prove the document.
fendant followed him and overtook him. Monologue, Captain Marready.
air. Jenkin objected to this as evidence Before doing so he shouted" Searth," but swcialistic scheme and mea hi an ramal Preindle in Ah ' (Chopin, Mr. Rinvent referred to.
Piano Sulas, a Noctane (drieg), (1) as Mr. Nettigwell had not seen the docu-complainant continued his way. Defen share of the profits, still capital must smith
dant became suspicious et him and His Lordship: 1 think, Mr. Potter, stopped him at the corner of Ship Street. found for the print of invent
ntinas. An inventur amongst them wild ask for Capt. Marready: Susan, Mr Murray; munt.
Mrs. Jarley's Wasworks: Mrs. Jarley, the document and the plaintiff's agree Complainant then objected and appeared
you must show some connection between saying "Search, put up your hands. per cent of their wages each with help him in invention.
Horner. Jare. Mrs. Reed, „Little Jack
indignant. Defendant If gre
threatened to Jr. Potter: There can be no connec arrest complainant and take hire to see Miss J. Hook: Lirth Miss. Muffet. Miss tion so far as actual reference is concern the sults were not forthcoming in the course of one or two years, the workers would
Birket Red Riding Howl. Mwened, but it goes to show that Home Jearesearched, and complainant then said Inspector when he refused to he surely cease to persevere. Un the other Hughes; Doll, Miss Filis, Mother Huis was only granted on a certain basis. "You need not arrest me I have nothing hand, the capitalist would be prepared Thwaites: Frics, Miss Wade Felix, Miss once you have an agreement in writing, said he then searched complainant and
hard, Miss Porter: Jully-fark Tar. Miss His Loruship: But Mr. Potter when on me. You kan search me." be, wait and, if the money were ultimate
Defendant by lost, he would not suffer individually
Hollingsworth and Miss Forbes.
you cannot produce a document written found on him as the workers woul. Further, workers
Sene. Condon player three parts, Fears before, and explain it by that. It
After individually were very ambitious and they name the Mad Hatter, M. Rustard, sees to the you are trying to rectify the doing so he told complaizant that if he would spend more than they could pay.
and Charlie Chaplin.
was not satisfied he would take him to agreem Again, capitalism was secure and a work-
mary cases is support of his see the inspector. Complainant told him er's organisation wouli fack that
contention that the evidence was admini- there was no need to do that. Defen If
He, M. Potter said it was clear that cant emphatically denied striking com where the wording.
document left it plainant and did not know how he obtain open to two different interpretation, ed his black eyes, evidence to show to facts the tract related was admissible. It was
whole sim sad object of the Court! to give the true position of the parties His Lordship said that in view of the inportance of the case, he thought he might allow it. subject to Mr. Jenkin's
If a factory was run under a
such an organisation were made, every individual worker would be responsible for the "raising of money for plans, etc. This responsibility would rub him of his present day liberty. The transition"would prove cosily and result in much, an ployment. Now that capital was in being they could not get rid of it. Neverthe feas there was one flaw in the system of capitalism and that was enabling en to make money by means of the brain power of their employees, particularly in the case of inventions. The only cure for, that was a little more self-knowledge on both sides.
WORLD TOURISTS.
OPERATIONS IN KWANGTUNG. OCCUPATION OF SWATOW AND AFTER.
En
11 Tubers bew, Crzetre, mi
the
objection.
Alr. Jenkin agreed
con-
says the Cantun quarters explained that the Government offer at Military Head. fares on the 3rd inst, could have eater rd Swaluw Recording, is the pan campaign mapped out by the General Staff but desisted in view earnest appeal of the merchants and the period of notice, and said that Mr. Mr. Potter referred to the question of gentry.
Kettle was actually without employ With the capture of Chaoyang ailment ter three days only. Kityang the foll of Chaochowin and Swatow was certain to follow.
of the
Mr. Potter bad not finished his address when he called upon Dr. Morrison to give evidence,
There was, however, no major necessity for pressing on to Swatow and challeng ing the enemy in possession; brace, in: ARRIVAL OF S.S. CALIFORNIA stead of rushing forward our forces the Commander-in-Chief merely seat forward The Curund Anchor liner California, si sertion, and defected the remainder in of 17,000 tons, with
Naval Doctor, and did a a passengers, other direction, whep, they are rendere
electric torch.
many
SEVEN YEARS SERVICE. Cross-examined by Mr. d'Almada, de-f fendant sail he had been in the police force for seven year and during that time he had had occasion to search people. His instructions were to search any person whom he might suspect. L
station to see the Inspector. In this case orders were to take him to the police the person refused to be searched, dis
he released complainant as soon as he had searched him.
Mr. Wood said that what happened was pretty clear. Complainant is the first DE MORRISON'S EVIDENCE.
instance refused to be searched, but after protest the search proceeded, and then Dr. Morrison, who stated that he had wrangle followed and during it the con said that during the war he acted arr. Perdue stated that the constable been in Hongkong since September, 1991, stable had bit complainant from behind.
lot eru.
bore a fairly good hard-working record, examination work. On or about Apru and there were only a few small offences 17th, 1994, he tested plaintiff Chachowin was captured "by & mere usual
the against him. usual type tests. He examined way to eyes separately. The right eye was bi
eve 8th/18th,
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His Worship Baid he was satisfied that defendant did strike complainant in the
She Swaw, our forces captured Wailoy, 12th, and the e inocularly eve and that he did so because complain.
Swathw
seetur excep
When he had
time over
Chairahu, Hope and "Minau Small He also tested him detatehiots we left at the places to hum 6th/9th correct, with
zab dil not say he was satisfied with the ainmain order.
Way to way that her with difcudty, that search. He noticed defendant had seven Fistle now retains to be done in the the test. He gave Mr. Kestlewell all the service in the police and hore a satisfactory record. If the complainant pure and time be required. break-up the bands of demoralized red the test he indicated to Meet had not resisted being searched, and Hering to the order across that he was not quite satisfied with have fined defendant more heavily than
eyesight. be, prescribed weak
sun
he proposed doing. A fine of 310 was glasses and later had an laterview with imposed. Capt. Innes. Marine Superintendent of the Company, and although it was on tion of Alr. Kettlewell's sight cropped an altogether different matter, the ques
a world tour, arrived fiere esteringe good service, day iron Shanghai.
The vessel was first berthed at Al hog, later going handful of our town. On our alongside the Kowloon Wharf. ander the roamand of Captais Blake, D.S.C. In addition, to tours of Hong kong visits to Canton have also been arranged. A party of 188 left on the 38. Zmny Shan and will return by the 3.8. Honest
Amour the mutabilities aboard are, i nas Major-General Charles G. Morton, and Fikien, Mrs. Marton, U.S.A., Judge Fred II. Talt, a well-known Californian Attorney, a relation of President Taft and an ex- newspaper man, Mr. Nathan E. Kendall, cz-Ciovernor of Iowa, and Mr. Louis A. Hollman, proprietor of the Eureka Press Service of New York and New Orleans,
The California Reaves for the South tatuarrow evening...
The next tourist vessel expected is the .P.8.8. Empresa of France on a similar world tour. She is due here on March
st he will reinais here until March with, to allow of her passengers having ample time to visit the beauty spots of Hongkong Canton and Mara
CORRESPONDENCE. ST. PAUL'S RESTORATION FUND.
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE ** BONGKONG DAILY PRESE."]
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THE WEST RIVER FRONT. General Fan-Shek Sang, Division Comunides of the Yunnanese troups. has left with ten thousand men for Wu- chow, and, in co-operation with Generat Li and General Wong, will make short work of Tung Chi Yao's Opiuin bearing braves, who are reported in be coming
loss ki Nanning.
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POLICE COURT ITEMS.
Kowloon Magacy yesterday, a young Before Mr. E. W. Hamilton at the
Chine, who was arrested at Kowloon Tong on the 4th inst, on a charge of having in his possession au automatic revolver and five rounds of ammunition was sentenced to 12 months' hard labour. His Worship renacking that owing to his age which was only twenty, the full charge was not being pressed.
A case in which Hakim, Karen Bux,
Mr. Potter: Did Capt. Innes ask you. anything about that t
BIG OPIUM 'HAUL. "ANOTHER MAN' CHARGED.
at, onkin: As a matter seriosuly in large quantity of opium, amounting to In connection with the seizure of a dispute object to that question, $38,000 in valite, on the s.; Larraco last
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Mr. rotter Well, Dr. Morrison, the Saturday by Revenge Officers, just be. Kettlewell case was discussed Witness: fore she sailed for Cebu, it may be re Yes.
Witness said that later Dr. Innes saw named Lam To Yu, a shopkeeper, of enlled that earlier this week, a Chinese Dr. Hurston ed by air. Zeitly
Dr. Morrison was then cross-examino. Kwai Hung Lane, was charged
at the Central Magistracy with attempt TAKE Mr. Zeitlyn: You have told us that ing to export the opium ia contravch during the war, in the Navy, you had a tion of the Opium" Ordinance, and was considerable amount of eye examination remanded for a week. work (—Yes.
Yesterday, before Mr. J. R. Wood, You were acquainted with the standard at the Central Magistracy, another required by the Navy-Yes.
Chinese, named Chac Kwok Tsau, wax And the standard required by the Board charged in connection with the affair. of Trade-No.
The charge trade against him was that i You don't mean to suggest that you he aided in the exporting of 3.277 tals don't know that ordinary test as apple of prepares opium; namely by purchas nothing to do with the Board of Trade. the prepared opium was found by the
the Board of Trades The Navy has ing sugar and mirrors, amongst which
dierend. was examined by.
There
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When Mr.
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room. find-I found that the
It was stated that this defendant was
Chief Preventive Offer Clarke said
The case in which a Chinese employee A sbuu!! like to express my gratiof the Société Francaise de Gérance, is Lude for the publicity which you have charged with the theft of $8,660 in already given to the appeals now being Straits Currency unies, was mentioned usde for St. Paul's Cathedral Restora before Mr. J. R. Wood at the Central you understand that you were not arrested on Wednesday afternoon. Lion Fund
·Magistracy yesterday. Mr. Turner, for satisfied with his eyesight No. On Sunday best, the 15th instant, the this prosecution, mated that the witness, What did you tell him or what did that the defendant was supposed to bo creflection at the Cathedral will be de- for whom they were waiting in order to you require him to dot-1 asked him the principal tenint of a floor in a oted to this fund. Any who find them continue the case, would arrive from arst of all if his eyes were all right, and certain house where the arrest was made. Selvis unable to attend, and who would, Singapore next Monday. He asked His heard: Yes, as far as he knew. When When a previous visit was made to the Sike to contribute through this collection, Worship to fix a day for the bearing, he would, I suspected the presence of card on the wall, but on the second visit
he did pot read as well as I expected house by Revenue Officers, there was are asked to send their donations to the and Mr. Wood accordingly fixed the re- Ho. Treasurer, St. John's Cathedral. sumption of the ease for next Tuesday make sure that there was no disease there, defendant was alleged to have admitted some disease in the eyes. I wanted to the card was missing. When questioned, The local fund is in a pitiable condi-afternoou. tion-quite unworthy of this Colony. The
and Iput dropa into his eyes and examin- that he had torn it up. Cathedral Authorities hope that the offer-
ed him in the dark
What did
On this evidence His Worship remand- ings on Sunday will be generous, and of 21, Haiphong Rod, and of the Indian eyes were healthy, but that there was a defendant until next Tuesday, when
you that the loch! fund will receive the liberal Mosque, was charged with having in his slight amount of myopia and astigmatism. he will appear with the other defendant, support it undoubtedly deserves.-I Am,
possession quantity of poison and Sir,
practising ns a doctor without being re-examination, to the Marine Superin
You wrote a letter subsequent to the and the case will be proceeded with. Yours, etc.,
gistered was adjourned before Mr. E. W. tendent, stating that Mr. Kettlewell is T. B. POWELL, Hamilton yesterday, owing to Mr. Elsley short sighted, etc., but that you thought was only a small one and he knew Mr.
Chaplain. St. John's Cathedral,
Zeitlyn, Counsel for the defence, being him quite of taking charge of Kettlewell was going forward for a unable to be present. The case will be
chip's
bridgable of Hongkong, March 19th, 1925.
heard on the 23rd inst. Previous evi-
ho return to
you on the 19th ? Captaincy, Because of the latter fact, dence was to the effect that accused gave Yea
he presidured that Mr. Kettlewell's medical advice and charged for his ser-him out with the glasses I had estimated tive. He did not at the time know what What did you do ca that day?-1 trin bridge keeping duties would diminish and
that his work would be more administra vices, and that he had a shop in Hui
in the previous examination. phong Road, where he had store of
Were they satisfactory -He could read the Board of Trade standard, required drugs. amenic, opium and other poisons perfectly well with the glasses,
for officers in which came under the Ordinance.
of ships' bridges The
Was Mr. Kettlewell at that time suffer
He did not
stendard was ing from the effect of the drops-Not quired in Hongkong, but he though that I noticed.
WIS not, so high as in England. He did he was suffering from the dropa fl cau- about the standard int his eyesight was Did he make any complaint to that in the Naval Reserve, not remember having told Mr. Kettlewell
not recollect.
OBITUARY.
MR. R. D. MANSFIELD.
The death took place at Chungking last Friday, in his 44th year, of Bir. Robin Dillon Mansfeld, acting Commissioner of Customs at that port
polie der Capt. Bloxbara, A.S.P., raided the accused's premises recently.
At the Marine Court yesterday, before
• got a chart:
SH
The son of the well-known Mansfield | Licut-Comdr. G. F. Holz, RN,, two who was British Consul-General at Car- boat-mistresses were each fined $3. "For Witness went on to explain that he he had some conversation with Mr. fairly good. Following the examination, tom and other ports in China, Mr. Mans causing an obstruction at the Yanmati was satisfied that Mr. Kettlewell had Kettlewell, but be could not recollect what Leld was born on May 14th, 1881, nt Police Fier. At the same Court the case fairly good sight, and that he thought it Pagoda Anchorage (Mamei), Fouchow. in which the ranster of a Chinese steamer would improve and wrote a letter to the it was, about, He was educated in England and return was charged with working cargo on
Mariae Superintendent to this effect. He been given by Dr. Morrison, his Lordship Alter, further medical evidence had ed to Chins in October, 1903, to join the Sunday without a permit, was adjourned wrote this because the refractive error adjourned the
case until 10-30... this Imperial Maritime Customs.
until Saturday morning,
(Contioned at foot of next Column.) morning.
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