Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-01

and the liuc win stretch from, tbn s,...
of the Capitol at Washington ,cs.l'
the continent, and far away inn ,ss
mlcdlo pf the Pacific ocean. ANA ,,,y
you are In for It," says IIr. Asi,,n see
you thought you would sit If an,
thnt line If 10 took all summer uIl
! summer comes and summer pons w
there you are stIll, lay III "A stncl,
coal, for winter VIII be upon Won bsr,,o VIC
y quarter OF then nave gone by. an,
| tumn passes, winter pnsses ~
| passes, and you arc Wen into ina =. .ls
| of u second summer before vo,, ,'eat
! seen the last of Thar column ana tt ~,
only one column, After that tbern 81. ~ r.
be 20 more columns, ana the proocssI,l
| WIN nave qecli over ~ years I'm nae
inB. -. H. Clement, In Hurpcr's
The Function Il has usually hc,,
OF The intellect tlle method of W..
And of Faith. liglon 10 disna~
The use Of the rnip1.
| and certainly in matters OF reIigie'
the intellect does not carry onn 60.
Iar' In the end, in religion as IN
friendship. Dnd IN general human r..
lations and conduct OF life, the fu,,,
ton Of the Intellect Is to examine a,a
10 Judge and that of the hNart -,
carry on, IN gaith and with cot,ra.r
the work thus begun. doubtless ams
attempt to fnthom the scheme OF XXI
universe to cope. intellectualy. WIN
J is vast. unSearcba bic issues must ~
suit In failure. and usually disastrnvs
iallure' and set, that whatever croo.
two Providence rules over us dep,a,%,
from us the active use of the Intci-
ioct IL quite evident. for we suffar ia
consequences Of our mistakes as we'll
as of oug sins. Let n man buiI1 bi''
q 4Trt l..
every attempt to move forward wil,
lead him 10 disaster as surely as II a.,
We're deliberately pursuing a ceroer
or cIune' u aocep; on faith ana
without questioning, any dopmati,
scheme Of ethics OF theory Of creation
Wlll invariably lead into morass Tia
intellectual act must both follow ara
rrecede the emotional Desire in~ites
thought. and thought demands fam
In activity; demands a definite trp.t
that tbs universe. however stubborn
II may seem, Is yet plastic 70 tho win
10 efort Life Is, at every stop ,
problem, and to apply intellect Ia Ina
problem is literally the making ~
man and the extinction Of the tiger
6nd the age. There is reward, too
IN hard thinking, Just as there Is ro
ward IN exercise. There is pleasure
In feeling the mental fbcrs grow
stronger there Is In mental effort an
'f'il NbpI GUT OF ourselves INTO iITrar
worlds; and TO escape out of oursel,.os
Is 10 escape he suffering of limit
ucu. So any religion which djcrapr-
ares the application of intellect tn III,
problems of life aud death makes n
mistake. To make out what We r,r
of mo meaning of life. and then ~
act upon such knowledge as Wa have
whether Tor success or for faiIuro e.
tho essence OF true religions ,rc
IL is OF religion to accept failura ne
educatiVe. and success. however rrnst
as partial, and 10 pitch our faith IN
future higher than any attainment
now posslble.--F'rom the Editor
Diary in the North American Re.
Points Of Action New discoveries In
Regulating neteornlopy bolrts
The Weather. bv telepranbic SacU
tiles as yet non-cy-
istent but soon promised. are likely
before long 20 render II possible 70
forecasts for q week or even fort
night ahead
There are. it is found, certain CEN
ters of action, as the experts call them
which in a geographical sense govern
the weather OF the world. one OF these
centers S in the Azores for example.
and another Is In the neighborhood o-
Iceland When the barometer fans
in Iceland, there Is warmer weather
over central and northwestern Europe.
whereas rising barometer IN Iceland
is followed by falling temperature In
Europe. When the barometer rises In
the Azores 1t falls in Iceland. and vice
versa These, then, are centers Of ac-
ton reciprocally related. In like man
ner a center over Siberia and another
N the Boring sea appear to interact.
a low barometer in the region of the
kering Sea means a warm winter In
the United States, such as the winter
OF l90h-O6 causing southern winds 70
prevail, and preventing the formation
OF cold waves. On the other hand a
high barometer in Bering Sea brings
cold Barometrlc changes in these
centers of action are alwavs very slow:
so they can be followed from DAY 10
day by the telegraph Cablegrams from
the Siberian center and from the Azores
are received daily at the weather hu.
reau In Washipgton and in the ne
future they wiz be obtained also 4
Iceland and from tho Alaska coast
addition meteorological Observable
viii be transmitted by wireless frou
he islands of the Aleutian chain, ana
from vessels following the Great Cir
;le route across the Pacific, with
his information regularly supplied,
forecasts can be made at least a week
II advance, telling whether it Is n he
warm or cold, wet or dry. and indicat
ng the probable duration OF periods
II abnormal weather From the Chi
ago Record Herald.