banking
hazardous."
A'
financier
of
equal
eminence
had
said
that
"science
is
a
peril."
What
no
one
had
said
was
where
scientific
research-sHbuld
be
stopped
Fruits
of
Scientific
Research
Reviewing
some
wf
the
fruits
of
scientific
research
in
the
course
of
trie
past
century.
Mr
Broctiesby
Inquired'
of
his
listeners
in
what
fields
it
might
be
desirable
to
bring
sc'ierltifie
research
to
a
halt.
In
the
field
of
medicine,
he
alluded
tojtifiers,
incandescent
light
bulbs
some
accomplishments,
that
had
which
were
four
times
more
effic-beeff
achieved
by
bfcflogtsts,
chem-
;
lent
today
than
twenty-five
years
lstsand
medical
men.
Vitamins
had
ago)
and
uhra-violet
ray.
been
developed
to
saeh
a
point
that
i
Would
it
appear
to
be
desirable
today
no
one
needed
to
suffer.!
to
eliminate
or
halt
scientific
re-th
rough
lack
of
knowledge
al-;
search
in
any
of
these
fields?
Was
tHdugh,
of
coarse
through
lack
of
'
the
scientist
to
be
blamed
for
the
distribution,
from
dietary
diseases,
i
things
he
Had
accomplished?
Sclen-
Then
there
were
the
chemical
re-'
tists
did
hot
reap
large
rewards
tor
guMtorr
such
as
m&Hln,
for
tire
their
labors,
particularly
in
the
hu-treAtntent;
of
sagar
ntebfttan
in
manltarian
fields
although,
o:
the"
dread
disease
of
diabetes:
ad-
course,
there
were
the
Nobels.
tbe
rerioliri,
for
the
treatment
of
blood
Vkkers
and"
the
Maxims,
who
had
pressure;
arid
thyroxine,
used
for
developed
instruments
of
warfare.
thY
treatment
of
eretenism
which
and
Edison,
whose
inventions
had'
stunted
both
physical
and
mental
been
largely
along
the
line
of
com-devetepment.
There
were
such
forts
(or
humanity,
ail
of
whom
had
scientific
developments
for
the
al-
died
millionaires.
On
the
other
levfaUon
of
suffering
as
the
hand,
Herts
had
died
a
pauper,
variety
of
anaesthetics
in
surgery
Fleming
a
humble
college
profes-and
dentistry,
the
safe
hypnotics
sor.
and
Lavotsster's
reward
had
for
the
relief
of
insomnia,
and
dial-
been
the
gufflorine.
litis
for
the
regulation
of
the
heart
"Plato's
Empire"
activity.
In
recent
years
particularly
in
closing.
Mr.
Brocklesby
alluded
much
had
been
accomplished
in
to
the
economic
ideas
of
Plato,
the
the
perfection
and
safeguarding
of
great
philosopher
of
i'jM
years
ago.
such
aids
in
the
medical
field
Many
of
the
Ideas
of
"Plato's
Re-Through
scientific
research
in
the
(colic"
might
well
be
applied
to
field
of
chemistry
ureal
strides
had
present
day
conditions,
been'
made
in
the
bringing
about
of
At
the
conclusion
of
his
address,
immunity
from
disease
and
the
the
thanks
of
the
club
were
ex
ten
-treatment
of
such
disease
as
ma-
ci-d
to
Mr
Brockkaby
by
the
nre-
larla.
dysentry.
leprosy,
hookworm,
-ident,
William
Crukkshank.
C.
D.
syphlhs
and
tuberculosis.
Mr.
Brocklesby
then
referred
briefly
to
the
subect
of
chemistry
In
civic
life
by
means
of
which
great
Improvement.'
Ivirl
been
made
pos-
Morgan
of
Vancouver
was
a
guest
at
the
luncheon.
The
club
decided
to
hold
the
Installation
of
1933
officers
on
Mon-
fi.i
pvpninw:
f
next
week
Ibls'
advertisement
is
n
it
puoiistnti
or
displayed
oy
the
Llquoi
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
I
Bulkley
Valley
TUB
IlimTIl
COAL
A
Locaf
Product
Three
oat
of
five
games
were
played
m
last
night's
Junior
Billiard
League
fixture
between
Lea
Cana-
rftna
ami
Rmnfesa.
the
flB'UMl
talt-
w
.r
..vrmt
)Md
of
999
to
40
afxt
to
Americans
by
scoring,
as
a
result
Individual
scores
were
as
follows:
W.
&
Hutaon.
Las
Canadiens.
269;
Dou
FrfaaelL
fbtpress,
H.
O.
AnttnelK.
209;
Owen
rhmet,
146.
R.
Phtehard.
US;
J.
NIlecheltoTi.
200.
The
third
game
in
last
Friday
nigh
ft
ftxtttre
between
&npreaa
and
Jewelers
ws
alio
ptad
last
night.
Barl
Batt
mning
tor
the
Empress
ovtlt
Chrts
Perry
by
a
score
of
260
to
1.
With
two
games
yet
to
be
played
la
trite
fixture,
the
Empress
Is
leading
9M
to
4M.
Billiard
Averages
a.
O.
AntoneUl
LC
7
W.
E.
Hatson
LC
10
A.
Zadaroski
C8
.
9
Bart
Bait
E
.
S
P.
Prttchard
LCi
10
J.
May
CS
9
W.
Stone
C8
10
B.
Windle
C8
S
Nick
ChenosU
E
t
F.
Aldrtdge
'LC
9
R.
Prttchard
iLCt
2
J.
S(
her
land
J
9
S.
urmatn
J
1
P.
Vaccher
iC
9
J.
Marehelton
K
F.
Kenny
LC
4
D.
FriaseU
iB
10
Owen
Fisher
S
XL
Bckert
B
4
J.
Bulger
'J
Chris
Perry
J
W.
E.
Funnell
J
A.
Strachan
LC)
W.
Stuart
'OS'
9
9
$
1
Ttl.
1490
1994
1T9B
1S99
1996
1719
1997
1494
1993
1999
399
193T
1991
199X
1997
791
1799
1979
997
191
1991
1399
707
000
Av.
909
199
199
196
191
199
199
187
199
199
193
191
199
M
176
176
173
173
164
m
199
19l
14I
1400
BILLIARDS
Jan.
39
Jewellers
vs.
Cold
Storage.
January
24-
Empress
vs.
Cold
8
tonne
January
27
Les
Canadiens
vs.
Jewellers
Januai
y
31
Cold
8
to
rage
vs.
Les
Canadiens
Pebnmry
3
Empress
vs.
Jewel
Febi'inrv
7
Les
Canadiens
vs
Empns
Febuan
10
Jewellers
vs.
Cold
Storace
Februiiry
14
Empress
vs.
Cold
8tora(ir
Feoni.iry
1"
Les
Canadiens
vs
Jewellers
February
21
Cold
Storage
vs
'
Les
Canadians
I
February
24
Empress
v.
Jewel-'
lers.
1
February
29
-Les
Canadiens
vs
'
Rrtrptsss
March
3
Jewellers
vs.
Cold
Stor-
nee.
'
March
7
Empress
vs.
Cold
Stor
age.
March
19-Les
Canadiens
vs.
Jew-!
ellers.
United
Farmers
Aporove
Action
Of
Calgary
City
CALOARY.
Jan
18-
The
United
Farmers
of
Alberta.
In
conference
here
yesterday,
voted
ertdorsatlnn
of
the
action
of
the
city
of
Calgarv
In
refusing
to
pay
$300,000
In
ex
change
on
loans
maturing
In
NewJ
York.
'
'!
a
close
victory
over
the
kmf-snf-l
fertng
Canadiens
at
OtUwa
j
Last
asgnrt
scores
MttntrVaf.
3:
absion.
0.
Oahadtene,
3;
Ottawa.
3.
WW
fotf
Rangers.
0:
Ik-'roft,
1
Tofonto.
lh
itttt
York
AuiuKitu,
3.
ffockey
Sfaridm'gp
fritrmatlrtnai
DtVHloh'
W.
D
L
P.
A'
Toronto
B
4'
'
Ottawlr
4
Maroons
.
8
2
Canadiens
.7
'2
9
91
55'
39
IT
47
3
-irt
W
M
-TSaM
....
American
Division
Detroit
14
jg
9
97
Rangers
13
4
6
99
Boston
13
4
3
64
Chicago
8
6
10
41
rs
n
w
rotet
Hfwm
a
14
IS
54
39
69
54
51
4T
49
51
CRIBBAGE
January
23
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Moose.
Seal
Cove
vs.
L
O.
0.
F.
Empress
vs.
Bagies.
Orotto
vs.
Musketcets.
Swift
vs.
Biles.
January
10
Canadian
Legion
n.
Iter
les
Seal
Cove
vs.
drotto.
Eropress
vs.
Elks.
Moose
vs.
Swift.
I.
O.
O.
F.
vs.
Mtniceteers.
February
6
Canadian
Legion
va.
I.
O.
O
I
Seal
Cdve-
vs.
Bagjes.
Orotto
vs.
BUes).
Km
press
va
Swif
t.
Moose
vs.
M,qkteW.
February
13
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Orotto
Seal
Cove
vs
Empress.
T
O.
O
F
vs
8wlft
Moose
vs
Elks
Eagles
v
Musketeers
IS
16
31
39
39
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1
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ms
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wmnmty,
January
i&
mi
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Member
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of
Circulation's.
DAttV
EDitlO.V
Wednesday,
Jan.
IS.
193.
New
Social
Era
in
whicli
Science
Rather
Than
Business
Will
Play
Great
Part
Predicted
by
Speaker
(Continued
from
Page
1)
had
been
made
by
the
scientists."
A-notd
banker,
in
a
much-heralded
sT&teriitfrit,
had
declared
that
"all
research
is
good
for
is
to
make
sible
in
the
purification
of
water
supplies,
the
production;
preservation
and
distribution
of
food.
ewage
sanitation
and
industrial
pOisdntng.
Then
chemistry
had
played
,in
important
part
in
the
industrial
field.
Alloys
of
metals
had
insured
great
strength
for
structural
undertakings
such
as
grvat
brieves
and
buildings.
Stainless
steels
had
oeen
developed
and
tbe
war
against
rust
had
been
prosecuted.
Then
there
had
been
the
development
of
photography,
x-ray.
movies,
vacuum
i
tubes,
radio,
electrical
current
rec-
tes
Canadiens
Lead
Empress
In
Billiards
DETROIT
IN
llitJri
Bnl(ni
jirln'
New
Yrirtr
ltan;rre
For
Second
Place
jn
rtbctJey&airimiif
DETROIT.
Jan.
lfe
Detroit
Red
Wirt
:s
blanket
tHe
NW
Ynrk
Rstisr-
In
x
crucial
game
here
lust
night
and
muved
Into
the
!er.dcrsh:p
of
the
American
Division
o!
the
National'
Hockey
Heap
tie
At
BosOm.
the
BAilfw
rbn-ted
the
Montreal
Maroons
and
ad-,
vanred
to
a
lie
with
New
York
Rangers
fr
second
place
in
the
American
Division.
Tntbrito
Maple
Leafs,
although
beaten
by
the
Americans
at
Jfewj
York,
held
a
safe
tea
In
the
In-
',
ternattersal
Division.
The
Ottawa
Senators
moved
into
third
place
Making
Fasf
Time'
iff
Switzfei'te
rid
'Berneing'
up
'-he
trails
we
mixht
say
A:
KM.
ki
r
.ir-
nnlttiiit
f.it
Mine
tXuwu
mountainside
near
Berne.
Swrterlami
uthippiv.
up
clouds
of
snow
a
they
whhm
by
Flashes
Win
:.
cPftR.TfHAT
I-
ENGLAND
k
Hoop
Game!
itt
T
p
A
n
i
,
The
regutar
schedule
of
basket-
Hi
LuLjaXIJ
Oereated
rfacketeersltrnith'Sthool
6(4
sttVWUBrl
of
rttm4
dame
freely
Fer
Invsdrf
lUixelbair
iC;
ft
R
A
playtaff
m
the
senior
nlno
Third
ftf
FlMhbs
sheheed
the
super-
mmm
in
yesteUy
basketball
Mxttire
by
a
one-sWed
sert
of
30-17
Ttr
was
the
tfeta
rtiltoatvt
loss
gahie
with
the
ana
spy
Pott
S9mp-soa
MswetbaH
dub
A
torrid
battle
bmw
snMted'SSt
both
Iff
are
ham
proved
a
valuable
addition
to
nancies
m
wnisus.
the
Flashes
while
Smith
also
play-
.....
ed
a
good
atnwf.
XMMIiti
and
ifee
game
between
Canadian
Ns-Forbe
wr
tfte
pteli
ot
tJW
fesers.
uonal
Rlrmtlen
AsaoruOion
and
The
&dteU
ouUcoredthe
RuneU
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club
proro-m
the
jimr
same
and.
as
a
re-
isafro
be
of
the
satne-rilfh
calrbre
At,
are
m
seabnd
pastUon
Is
the
M
Ae
game
a
wiMc
age
this
vtatt-leagtte
standmg.
The
game
was
mg
team,
although
not
the
same
as
ragged
in
the
flrsT
half
but
the
se-
the
V.
P
K.
A.
team
of
Port
Stmp-
Laond
half
showed
some
suae
baa-
ton.
which
was
here
before,
is
ketbeU.
The
BoUeta
rallied
in
the
plenty
good
and
wUI
make
the
C
Tet
Match
ADELAIDE
Ausi,
Jan.
18
determined
to
win
this
gasde
to
9fan
Pre'
Kans
came
(
for
Kng
land
ve.terday
in
the
-Northern
further
prove
their
leadeobia
la
British
Columbia
Brick
9ng
of
the
third
test
ce
.a,
a.
I
.
.
.
.
.
Oktn
411
MiUa
9ft
atMtlAf
IIH1CT1
WJXH
rtUWt
mS9J
;tlltl
i
2T1-9a
ffftU
T9mMVadmmm
4Ml
9JUPJ
IUH
91
was
vasv
wasw
:asws
...
W
V
fVWS,MV
wtfM
mw
.
.
w.
stHne.
Both
teams
no"
1931
nlavad
a
sneedv
came
from
start
PPy
'
V
"
o
finish
but
the
Flashes
had
a
de-
I!
knowing
from
experience
elded
edge
in
the
shooting
Wing-
f
to
W
baaaegspu
wnen
clfat
of
oUr
the
invaders
h!
ran
for
six
wVkets.
ghring
lead
of
999
run
so
far
In
ilw
n
i
A
powerful
oettlnt
dkpiav
R
Hammond
Olonretiterslnrt
fesssonaV
featured
the
inn
rv
notclwld
eighty-five
nin
Today's
Play
Faced
with
the
task
of
r.r
least
693
runs
to
beat
Enit
the
third
match.
Aaatralia
bat
today
and
when
thr
'
were
drawn,
had
pot
tos-tln
runs
tor
Iom
of
four
ww-k
'.-Bradman
was
tne
only
one
ui
dying
moments
bat
the
Midgets
jr.
r.
A.
boys
play
their
hardest
The
any
stand,
knocking
up
96
rm
managed
to
stave
them
off
until
ota
MagW
fbrtarts
will
roontfotM
fore
bein
caught
by
Venn
ull
time.
Tbe
final
score
was
9-6.
'Alaska
(jntae
BoatiivHefe
Twe
motorboat
Sea)
of
the
Al-
KMka
Qasie
Oenunsnion
wtlb
bead-
Quartan
at
Joneav,
which
is
on
a
patrol
of
the
southern
end
of
th-Akwka
panhaniUe.
arrived
In
port
last
night
from
the
north
and
will
make
this
port
her
base
for
the
next
f"
dnv
Homer
Jewell
i,t
he
Alaska
Came
Commiuion
is
i:i
4
charge
the
nlghtfs
entertainment
and
a
was
bowling
lot
of
thrilling
basketball
may
be
expected
the
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club
team
arrived
in
town
this
morn
trig
from
Port
Batinatmi
where
they
played'
a
series
of
two
gaajea
Btafc-
ing
a
clean
sweep'
of
both.
la
the
Brat
game,
the
stmpaon
team
won
37
to
16
and.
la
the
second
were
victor
by
a
score
of
39
to
8
Incidentally,
they
entertain
no
doubt
but
that
they
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