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Captain's Cup Old Course, Fan- ung: Resulted in a tie between Mrs. McDonald and Mrs. Redmond, scores being, Mrs. McDonald 88-10 76 Mrs. Redmond 94-18-76. Mrs. McDonald qualified. having the better score over the second nine
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Fifty Years Of Science
The Search For Knowledge
RADIUM BLOWS UP THE ATOM
A year is all too short a time in the annals of science; Afty years is not too long for the growth of an idea from birth to maturity. But, owing to the spread or coù certed inquiry all over the world, a few years may nów suffice for the swift development of a new method and for the garnering of a crop of results.
Geology and its offspring, the atudy of fossils, both depending on observation unsupported by ex- periments, have lately offered an illustration of slow movement. It is nearly Afty years ago since Dr. Eugene Dubois 'found in Java what was thought to be the earliest human skull, and named it "Pitha- canthropus Erectus," the Ape Man who walks upright
For more than a generation this skull remained secluded, by the FLOW wish of its discoverer, who emerges to declare that the descent of man must be sought in other skulls, and that Pithecanthropus was only a gibbon which could walk upright and had a larger brain and frame than its contem-
•poraries,
Geology furnishes another illu- tration of a seeming pause in scientific thought fifty years ago. At that time Lord Kelvin refused to allow more than fifty million years for the Age of the Earth, whatever the geologists might say, and they had not then the, arcu- ments of radium to answer him.
A PAUSE
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Medal Pool Happy Valler. (short- ened course): Won by Mrs. Glover, nett 69. Other scores were:-MA Légh Garner 70. Mrs. Murdoch 72. Two prizes kindly presented by Lady MacGregor will be played for on Tuesday, February 16, on the New Course, Fanling, Medal Com- petition. One prize for players of handicaps of 36 only. One prize for players of all handicaps other than 30.
Mrs. Cassidy has kindly present- ed a prize for the best scratch score in the Medal Competition to be played on the same day.
Home Rugger
London, Feb. 6.
The following were the results of to-day's Rugby football matches:-
Blackheath 8. The Army 22.
Bradford 18. Waterloo 3. Bristol 12, Cambridge 10. Devonport Services 27, Guy's 0. Gloucester 6, United Services 12. London Scottish 18. Leicester 0. Old Loysians 7, Old Alloýnians 5. Oxford University 12. Richmond
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London Irish 24, Aldershot, Ser-
vices 0.
O.M.C. 3, St. Mary's 10. Rosslyn Park 21, London Welsh
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Redford 19, Old Blues 9. Liverpool 4. Birkenhead Park 0. Moseley 0, Coventry 8. Edinburgh Institution 3. Ste-
wartonians 19.
West of Scotland 19, Greenock
Wanderers 3.
COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP Semi-Final
East Midlands 5, Lancashire 0.- Reuter
RECOGNITION OF ABYSSINIA
FIRST WIRELESS WAVES Here we may turn aside to re- flect that the development of that which even to-day seems a world- wide miracle was delayed twenty years by the occasional imperme- ability of the best scientific minds to a new idea. David Hughes un- deniably sent wireless waves in 1880 and caught them on his home-made receiver. But a small committee of the Royal Society,
Belgrade, Feb, 5. including Sir Gabriel Stokes, whom
A de facto recognition of the he invited to his lodgings in Tot- tenham Court-road to see his ex-Italian Empire in Abyosinia already periments, mistook their meaning, exists in the Balkan countries and and fobbed off the disappointed the de jure recognition will follow Hughes, an inventor rather than in a short time, declared Dr. Rushdi Arus, Turkish Foreign a theorist. with the forbidding and
Minister. Dr. Aras arrived here on mistaken explanation of electric
Friday, and is on his way to An- induction.
kara, to report on his various con. versations to President Atatuerk--
This was not an isolated exam- ple of the sort of scientific inertia of the time. Sir Arthur Schuster, who had much difficulty in con- vincing his earlier contemporaries
Transeeran News Sermie.
́ ́NEW RAYS,
Kemal
of the material existence of mole- | pieces; protons, electrons, pasit- cules, tells a story of Clerk Maxwell.rons, neutrons. Each year it seems and Todhunter. Clerk Maxwell that a new fragment is added. had been at pains to cut a doubly refracting crystal so as to show the rare phenomenon of conical re- fraction, and was eager to show It to the mathematician. But Tod- hunter would have none of it. “I have been teaching st all my life," he said, "and 1 do not want all my ideas upset by seeing it."
FILM CAMERAS, This pause in thought was not Yet the new ideas and Inventions real, though it may seem that at were boring in their way in. that time science was leaning on Crookes was making his vacuum Ita Gars, surveying with com- tubes, J. J. Thomson was investi- placence the achievements of Na-gating the discharge of electricity tural Selection, the Theory of Heat and Energy, the Atomic Table of the Elemente la the realm of thought, and the products of Fara- day's genius in the world of ta- vention. The electron and the in- visible ray were as unknown as the ueroplane, the wireless, or the fac-The invisible ray was on the verge tora of the germ cell.
through gases, the telephone call had been heard, two little remem- bered inventors, Friese Green and Le Prince had made film cameras. and Friese Green had employed the first strip of celluloid flm for photographs at Hyde Park corner.
of manifesting itself. Its existence came with Roentgen's discovery of the X-rays in 1895.
The twentieth century may claim with a complacence equal to that of science half a century ago that. all this new knowledge is its own It can add to it new rays, includ- ing the cosmic rayı, and an appre- clation of their nature"and pro- perties, and there is hardly a branch of knowledge which it has not speeded-up by mass attack.
The new biochemistry, the che- mistry of living matter, in a crea- tion of this century, and during what seems a very few years- essential chemicals of the human body-insulin, thyroxin, and ad- renalin, have been made in the laboratory."The vitamins are also on the way, in the realm of food the wheat-breeders add every year millions of acres to the world's production; remarkable outcome of the Mendelian ideas. The che mical industries, besides. adding new drugs for the fight against disease, have drawn nitrogen from the air for fertilisers against fa- mine.
Yet, even in that deceptive pause, the experimenters were getting ready. They were redia The story of his discovery has covering Gregor Mendel, and, by often been told. Chance favoured repeating his experiments in here his prepared mind. Someone about
New gases, new lighting--an ap dity, were preparing to challenge that time remarked in the pre- Natural Belection. At Cambridge, sence of Sir Gabriel Stokes that proach to within less than a thou- Clerk Maxwell had just started the physicist Leonard had also had sandth of a degree of that tem- the train of ideas which has not the rays in his head. "Yes" agreed. perature of absolute zero, estab- stopped till it has made light and Stokes. "Leonard may have had shed theoretically by Lord Kel- electricity, matter and energy, one the Roentgen rays in his head, but vin, are all among our recent Roentgen got them into other peo-achievements. The most astonish- thing
Ing of them, hardly twenty years After Roentgen cams Becquerei. old, comes from the astronomers. with rays 'emanating from radio-Fifty years ago there was but one active minerals, and after Becque-universe, the Milky Way. Now it ral. the Curies, and radium. Ra- has unnumbered companions, the dium blew up, the atom, and island universes of the realm of science is still picking up the the nebulae.
Helmholtz, in Germany, was say-ple's bones.” Ing that if there were atoms of Imatter there should be atoms of electricity. He had set his pupil, Hertz, seeking for proof of the action at a distance of Maxwell's electro-magnetic waven Our of
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