The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-20

that compose the massive building'
are in cons ant mo ion. They explain {
when the pupil asks why the build
ing does not fall by the shaking Of
the atoms. By saying that the space
between the atom1 Is filled with ether
"wha. different explanation have
to offer?
Let each different element in the
universe. | care not whether you find
G4 o. IS elements in Ct, have a dif
ferent elec.rica, density. Elements
OF the same molecular composition are
of the same electrical density. Thus
we would have as many different cleo
trical d5neities as we have elements
Each molicule of an element I would
divide into two parts. each containing
a positive and a negative IAN Har-
monte cohesion holds the particles of
the element together. They are at
rest and are held ,ogether like the
poles of a magnate. When you take
1 two or more elements and put them
together the plus lam attracts the
nrfnuy lam of Zach elemen-, while the (
Iama that are alike are repellent 10 4
each other. so that there is motion I
started in the retort and That motion
he chemist calls chemical action, I
call it the harmonic adjustmen. Of tn
elements.
T.. l. fsF faF h.a
world. Mr. Mcbride explained it in the
following manner:
"The astronomer Of today teaches
come things thas are even more at
fault with reason than the theories Of
chemistry. Let rs sec what they try
e to teach he pupil in this line Of study
, The only theory tina. is taught is the
% 'Nebu'ar hypothesis. I will quote
. from one of our text books The the
ory which is in its main fea'ure now
Il generally accepted, as supplying an
e intelligent explanation of the facts. IS
80 known as the nebular theory In a
n more or less crude form II wa1 first
suggested by Swsdenborg and Kent
and afterwards abou the beginning
Of the present century,. was worked
out in mathematical de.hil by La
in Place. He maintained, % that a
V. some tine nj the past the matter which
id is now gathered into the sun and thu
,g planets, was in the form of a nebular
Id co this nebular was a cloud of in
of t5nsely heated gas; 90 under the &C
of tion OF it's own gravitation, the nebu
er lar assumed a form approximate
5 globular with a motion Of rotation
st the rotational motion depending upo
in accidental differences in the origins
en- velocities and densites of differer
as pare Of the nebular. As the contraC
-er tlon proceeded, the swiftness Of tn
he rotation would necessarily increas
do for mechanical reasons, since III
n shrinkage of a revolving mase implit
shortening Of it's rotation period
in This is enough to give you an ide
os what you win have to take to az
al, cept the only theory that is offered ;
to how it happened. Do any bodi'
lar today by their own contraction beg
las 10 rotate? Does II sesm reasonab
TO the mind that after this rotatir
md started the planets were thrown
be and are still going from the init
'tv impe.us? Say, do you think that q
good Lord stop- listening to the pre-
life srs of his people to keep the plane
re from stopping in their way throu'
the heavens2 To keep them fro
Of running in.o each other2
rhe Il would explain the creation of
,ur world in this manner. each planet
the elements that compose the plar
the are of. or have a different solar el'
trical density from each other. I
ned elements that compose the earth ha
nel- dinneat solar electrical dens
,out han the elements that compose
body Of the other planets In our S
,rn ar syVlem. the sun has an electri
density equal to the sum Of all
and electrical densities OF all the otl
ires planets Inc e'0ineh'S '""'
8 ai each contain an equal proportion
atei posi- i've and negative electricity.
and the elements that compose the ga
would take place in the solar
tenn as near TO the sun as the plus ?
in the sun would attract the mi
,Ep. pole Of the earth and the plus pole
the sun would r5pel the plus pole
n 70 the earth as far away as the repeh
force Of the sun would force II av
Thus the planets would take &
,ress place in the solar system All the
citv ter mat is 10 e found in the ei