Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-10-29
indian SUMMER
ANOTHER WEEK
oCToBER's FINISH WILL BE MILD
BUT COOL WEATHER PI.EN-
TIFJL DURING NOVEMBER.
TO BE VARIED WEATHER
Several Rain Storms and Snow in
the Northern Parts, With Frosts
for South Next Month, Follow
ing Which Winter Will Arrive.

Delightful Indian summer is slated
to continue another week yet, hence
no need to worry about that new
Winter overcoat for few days ut
least, for Foster says that Immediate
ly following October 26. the tempera-
ture will see a great rise, weather
events will be more marked merging
into Indian Summer. Cool wave due
here the latter part Of next week fol-
lowing the warmer weather that will
usher October out. A complete fore
cast follows:
Washington. D. c.. Oct 26.-Last
bulletin gave forecasts Of disturbance
to cross continent 26 to 80, warm wave
rs to 20, cool wave % to Nov. 1. The
next disturbance will reach the Paci-
fic coast about 80, cross west of Rock
les country by close of 81, great cen
trail valleys about Nov 1 to 8, east
ern states 4, Warm wave will cross
west of Rockies about 80, great CEN
trail valleys Nov. i, eastern states 3.
Cool wave will cross west of Rockies
about Nov. 2, great central valleys
4, eastern states 6.
Very severe weather will come with
this disturbance. The steady and
powerful electrical currents Of that
great planet Jupiter will take com
plete control of earth's magnetic sys-
tenn and. aided by that swift moving
planet Mercury, will so affect our at
mosphere that all weather events
will go to extremes.
Abou. time this disturbance is pass
Ing, eastward bound, warm weather
will prevail. sever storms will follow
with rains then SHOWS in northern
sections closing the disturbance with
cold wave that will carry frosts far
into the southern states.
About the time this cold wave ap-
pears tropical storms may be expect
ed off or along our southern coasts.
These storms may not reach their
greatest force till few days later
but cannot too earnestly call atten-
ton to the extreme storm influences
that will prevail during the first half
of November. expect very great ex-
tremes of weather from November 9
to a.
Immediately following Oct 2e will
come a great rise in temperatures,
weather events will become more
marked, followed by several days of
a0ASS, ihSA eoiaeo INV l1uidu SuulLu6I.
My forecasts are now quite satisfac-
tory to all my patrons. All other
long range forecasters are rapidly
losing ground in comparison with my
work. I do not mean to deny the
merit of their work. They are not
using weather records and conse-
quently they have like the weather
bureau, reached the limit of progress
while. because my work is based on
weather records compared with plane
tary positions, my greatest success is
yet to come.
The wonders of wireless telegraphy
Will never cease. Think of the amaz-
Ing idea of talking through the air
to your friends 1000 miles away.
An exceedingly small particle of cleo
tricity let loose into the air, starts
wave that is felt half way round
the earth. Is there any longer room
to doubt that Jupiter, lao times larg-
or than our earth and known to be
the most powerful magnet in the sol.
ar system except the sum say, can
1t be longer doubted that Jupiter's
electric discharges affect our earth,
! our atmosphere. our weather? When
you better understand the wonders
OF wireless telekTaphy you will not
doubt the possibility Of one planet
affecting another plants atmosphere
and weather through their magnetic
systems.