Show f Conclave of Planets Draw Heat leat From Sun and Cause Cool Weather The anomalous weather conditions that have generally genera prevailed this summer pie pie- Jl f sent no mystery to those meteorologists who rite are arc guided gullIed in their the stud study of atmospheric atmospheric atmos atmos- phenomena by facts 10 rather 11 I I than b by theories long ago exploded Exact gat knowledge ge la 13 born of truth alone and according to Dr Alexander Hamilton Laidlaw of ot New York City the savants I of or the national weather bureau based their system of weather forecast upon erroneous principles 0 ore are re now no hopelessly hope hopt U lessly astray ray Dr lAidlAW In tn the years arSi to ISIS V I was a magnetic and meteorological observer observer ob server lie stationed at the Philadelphia observatory ob oh of tho the United States coast sur sur- I VY vey lie He was well acquainted with famous meteorologists a as Espy Professor sor or Davidson and Chapman Under lender the Instructions of or Chapman Chapm in particular the he physician baaed based his hUt on astronomy and lie he learned that conditions condi on earth arth wt were rc determined by the relations of or tho the plan planets ts to the titS sun Magnetic I a Colors Colons Not by th the via planetary tar force Corce of or gravity the student teamed learned were meteorological D facts explained but by the th light the th planet caused the sun 8 to throw upon I I the eart The TIme arlous lights ate are nil ail 4 magnetic and ond exert l their in influence In- In fluence on the earth in accordance with S their color Saturn for COl Instance was sis nt itt the v vernal vcr ver l' l nal equinox April 16 and aa as It Is moving 4 away from the earth at nt the rate of out on ona I a degree l ree a n month Its Ita influence on the thi earth arth 1st la stilt still potent In observing this UHs liI planet at ot sunrise nun rise and sunset yellow V and anI orange olane sunrises sundae eaf and sunsets will wm be no no- ti and rod red suns anti and moons and yellow yellow- lipped clouds clouds all all this provided piu Saturn Satin n be In Iii Its nee which I Is not at 31 atthe atthe t the h. h present I time limp These rhese colors then Hum all suggest without what the tho ensuing castling days are arc going gains to be be or green reon or red effects l are the prophets prophet of or wll m warm and fair weather Violet Violot and indigo JU are aie for or cool and three thre times out or of four they augur wet ant and cloudy woollier weather These colors lolor 8 as has been said nid all alt represent the planetary In Influence In In- fluence on the suns sun's light Si Six c at nt 01 At Atthe the present sent time six planets ot of which the earth Is ift one on all all all' moving around the sun at nearly neary the theme same me antie an- an tie Ie are pulling the heat beat from a a. narrow nar oar nn-I nn row portion of or the solar disk They are ure all so to speak warring with one an another an- an other the other the usual polarization of ot light i has baa gone gono all awry I As Asa As-a a result sult neither the earth nor not on any anyone anyone one of tile We plan planets ts IB is getting Retting the tho weather Or er that It should have n By fly fall the p planeta planets plan plan- an eta ets will have lIep separated and anel seasonable uv weather cather ather will wilt r return tur This congestion o 01 piano Is Lq most moat unusual I and never In the tho sixty odd years yearn l irK of or his hi meteorological oh linK lias Dr Laidlaw seen lieen such weather r AS ps us WI e have had bad In the Uw I past mon inert months Lh tha rIle Doctors Doctor's Theory Da Un Laidlaw w says Bay I 1 hold bold no lct against t the weather bureau The public has haa no idea of ot the remarkable work vork It accomplishes A book on meteorology has been foi to tha bureau I 1 bought U It for foi 01 10 10 It Is w worth But Dul never nevertheless forecasting Is 18 the weak point of ot ilic men There Is K no school for the I of alters and thy they act acl upon the ideas o of James me Espy whose book on storms was wa published in ISI ISU The Th idea upon which the forecasters rS I go Is that the wind always alwa's blows front from froman rom an circa area of high hiSh barometric pressure to toone toone I one of low l barometric pres pressure ure This ThiN was E Espy's Epy's ps It is still accepted by ninny numy meteorologists lint Bitt It Il has many exceptions Professor o. o Maury in his physical I geography Jog grog raphy i of the sea sea published In ls lS af ar atra r ra ra a broad discussion 0 of trade winds and anil I the like earns came am to the conclusion that ma magnetism un and electricity were among the forces concerned In the circulation of or atmosphere This was a tr nd towards the tho light theory which I 1 believe bellevo to he be bethe hethe the true story as ns first promulgated lJ by Dr I L. L L. L Chapman The light theory theor was put Into his mind LJ by Toll Jolt 33 39 21 I. I where whre we rend read S. S Dy By what n 1 way Is IB the Ito light parted which the time ea oat east t wind upon the lie earth l' l 5 Thus said Dr DI Chapman I 1 was compelled to go back years and to the Iho oldest book In the to get tt properly prop erl erly started on meteorology The Time one think to keep in III mind Is th the Iho fact that In moving about the sun SUII at n nearly arly the same angle the they receive heat t from about Iho tho same portion of or the tho sun causing the orb of or day to give gho out a peculiar pe pc culiar euliar color TI 18 titus has been the cause of our lad bad weather Jupiter's presence Is IsBin Bin sinister lIter We Ve Vt arc oro to have a war next year but that Id ls apart rt tram front tho the question ques quel ues- ues ion tion at lalUe i l |