Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30

Quoting. Glm lining the bore Of a smsl
tubs permits the passage OF The short
wave-tengt's 6r ultra. violet Light
eauntiy OF such rays belns given on bS
the conducting film The efficiency u the
lamp lis Increased by coating she su face
with thorium oxide Under the eombln-
ed influence OF the heat and The ultra
violet rays, this coating glONs with The
characteristic incahdes ceuce Of the Yves
bach mantle, and a powerful lgh, Is pro-
duced with great economy OF eIecfic en-
srsy-
The aurora boreailS lis attributed 10
cathode rays by both PROF BtIkeand,
Norwegian, and NJ, Willard FreNch ply
Sioist In Some experiments by the form
or, the earth has been represented by
spherical electro-magn wrapped IN cop
per foil spread With barium p,a7luo-
cyanide. The baruni salt became lpmi-
pescent on exposure 20 pencil Of cathode
rays. ard on excltluE the magnet tlq
light seemed To- concentrate rVUnd the
poles and threw out aurOral ssreame IS,
IS that one supposes the cathode rays 10
come from the sun While the other u.s.
signs to them terrestrial origin
RefriEera tlon OF power ma gaZines IN
suggested by CHI. Teller a Frcach enEi-
neer as a safeguard against suCr esplo-
sious as that of AIontIaucon, France.
This occurred ON Sept. ~ ana seems To
o. the last Of August, the extreme tn
fueucc of which cou,d NOT Teach the
magazine through several yards 81 Garth
until after considerable time. It IS con.
tended that cooling TO Is ut grees or 90
degrees j., with the apparatus now 1e9d-
lily available would prevent future dis
aSters OF this kind.
IL the moon had never been born, Prof,
w Ii. Pickering points out the hgh.
est Intelligence on the earth would net
have advanced much beyond that Of the
e s Ssfe sea sshdeag ss A. ih snar MAJ
terials We're distributed quite uniformly
oyer the entire surface. but these are
now missing from one hemisphere, the
win demonstrated in IsIs THAI portion
of the eGrth's Crust has been thrown or
by tidal aetion. forming Ihe moon Inc
surface density ef the present ccn'lge =! Is 5
moon appearing to be $40, Or uor tar fllm
that OF the missing continents ~ the
depth reached, The moon, ~ Is computed,
the terrestrial oceans and depth of %
miles, and 1T Is concluded that the crust
when Sc miles thick, must have been tern
away over three -fourths OF the eaFihi thc
remainder breaking apart to form the
eastern and western continents. with Aus
tralia and other islands. These c3nttnen.
tai and island fragments tQated like great
ice Hoes on IGuid materials or a lehsltS
J. u
! the earth's surface ITS ehiet 'lfTe hlSti
| ties. WIKI u mean differences q tar m. 81
| between the levels Of the continental pla
teaus and the ocean beds. and as the wa
ter Condensed in the cooling depressl0ns
with the Pacific where most Of me moor
had beer. the dry land was formed tina.
| has made human lie possible. We may
consider that without his change tbs
earth would be now In the condition oi
Venus, with water over It's whole surface
Natural silk Is soon to h entirely re-
placed by wood pulp, as nadder and IN,
iigo have been supplanted by artificial
products In the opinion of the German
Association OF Chemical Industry: A new
Belgian silk, that of DR. Thiele, Is
among the latest advances. In this :.
thread OF 40 hIsmentg is substituted tot
that Of S or IN natural SILK. and the
thread is less tubular more plant ana
Of better covering power than Artlnclal
silks with fewer strands This proc S.
Ike some others. Is adapted for making
| artificial horsehair