The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-10-30
WEATHER BULLETIN
FORECAST OF STORMS TO CROSS
THE CONTINENT.
THE NEXT DISTURBANCE

To Cross Continent November TO g.
Warm Wave November ! to 5Cool
Wave November 4 10 Excessively
Cold in Northern States and Canada
| Copyrighted 1910 by w T. Foster}A
washington. Oct. 2o.--Last bulletin
gave forecasts of disturbance to cross
the continent November 2 TO s, warm
wave to S cool wave 4 to 8. From Oe-
t9bcr 20 to November unusual, severe,
bad weather is expected Not in all sec
tions, of course, but in the vicinity of
lows or storm centers that have been
described in this and previous bulletins,
Dates of severe storms and severe
weather can be predicted but it is more
difficult TO forecast the exact places
where these storms will be most severe.
Dangerous storms were predicted for
October Is to 20 and their locations
were well timed The forecasts for
October were remarkably good.
The next disturbance will reach Pa
eife coast about 2. cross Pacific slope
by close of 8, great central valleys Q to
II, eastern sections u. Warm wave
will cross Pacific slope about 7. great
central valleys 9, eastern sections IL
Cool wave will cross Pacific slope about
10, great central valleys u, eastern sec
tions Id. This will be a radical disturb
aace on the northern Pacific. along the
Alaskan coast and the northern Pacific
slope not far from November 6 and y.
After it has crossed meridian GO going
eastward, it will lose force and be only
a moderate disturbance
In northern states and Canada No
yenlber promises to be excessively cold
and stormy In southern states stormy
weather with about normal temperature.
Warm periods will cross the continent
not far from s. to q IS to az and last
days Of moatl1. Cold waves viii cross
the continent near October 81 to Mo-
renaber s. y to I3 and 23 to as.
Tle principal rains will fall in the
states within 600 miles Of d line drawn
from Dallas, Texas, 10 Albany, NJ Y.
Outside that territory less than usual
amount of rain is expected. In south
eastern states and Cuba dry weather
will prevail
For October excessive rains were pre-
dicted for Cuba and Gulf of Mexico
coasts. Good forecast. Rain will be
less than usual in Canada for Novern-
Der. Excessive rains are expected in
those sections that lie within $50 miles
of Springfield, H., and Dayton, Ohio.
Crop weather, market prices, condi-
ton Of crops, agricultural products and
those matters that lie next to them con-
stitute a legitimate field for these bull
letins. | do not speculate; want to be
fair to all who are concerned in these
immensely important questions. 1t
would injltre my work very much if /
should be unfair to any legitimate BUSH
ness. | desire these bulletins should
benefit all who arei Interested in these
subjects, but will not knowingly have
anything to do with these great man
controlled forces that manipulate prices.
A gigantic combination has been
formed. not to merely manipulate prices
but to absolutely change price levels of
agricultural products 1t is too big a
thing for these bulletins to attack di-
rectly Under the circumstances it is
difIiuclilt to advise The better way
probably will be for farmers to wait and
watch the market movements.
Dealers in farm products will be on
the safe side if they stay out. The big
markets are being operated on both
sides by the same combination The
same men are doing both the buying and
selling. They buy of themselves and
sell to themselves and thus eontrol the
big markets.
Can this great combination lower
prices of farm products so per cent and
leave factory prices unchanged7 Or do
they intend to control all prices in an
effort to lower the cost of liying9 Can
the manipuIations on the speculative
boards Of trade control prices Of pro-
ducts generally
Outside the strong arm Of the gov
ernment there is no power on earth that
can contend with such move as is now
evidently being made and the only thing
TO do is to watch and wait Farm pro-
ducts in general are not larger than last
year. Then why the great decline in
prices