The Bryan eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1880-1913, 1911-03-16
FOSTERS WEATHER BULLETIN

Washington, March 11.-(Copyright-
ed, 1911, by w. T. Foster Last bull
letin gave forecasts of disturbance 10
cross continent March II to Is. warm
wave 10th to 14th, cool wave 18th to
18th. This disturbance will inaugurate
period of severe storms and will
break the winter weather, causing a
great change to spring-like growing
crop weather In the great rainfall
belt of March, extending from Prov
ince of Quebec to Kansas and Ne
braska, heavy rains will be the rule.
while outside OF that extensive rain
district dry weather will prevail.
Next disturbance will reach Pacific
coast about March 16. cross Pacific
slope by close of 18th. great central
valleys 18th to 10th, Eastern sections
list. Warm wave viii cross Pacific
slope about March 16, great central
valleys 18th, Eastern sections goth.
Cool wave will cross Pacific slope
about March 18th, great central val
leys 2lst, Eastern sections 23d.
This VIII also be severe disturb
ance and will continue the rains in
the great rain belt described above.
The storms will become particularly
severe near March 20. The cool wave
to cross meridian 80 about March 81
VIII carry frosts well to southwark
and following the ten days of moder-
ate temperatures will probably iniure
the tender vegetable growths as far
south as parallel 3S. But this cool
spell viii soon pass and the balance
of the month will be unusually warm
and generally favorable to growing
crops.
Ny forecasts for February proved
good. ! expect the March forecasts to
be equally good; all indications point
that way. April will be the important
winter wheat month, and therefore my
bulletin of March 25 will be of unusual
Importance. Many correspondents are
sending me information about crop
and soil conditions, and / hope to
make this information valuable TO my
readers. In March % bulletin | will
give the condition of growing winter
grain. Up to this time my information
is that wheat has been damaged by /,
winter weather April will develop the
results Of that damage and probable
tiles are that some yellow wheat fields
will develop in April.
The blighting curse of the market
still oyershadows False
reports, put out by interested parties,
are immensely misleading. 1t has been ,,
that perverting influences
reach some of the government local
reporters and thus prevent the govern =
ment reports from being reliable. .
Energy is the subject for investiga- .
ion. These bulletins occasionally dis /
,uss its source, believing that the at
traction Of gravitation, as found in
he atom. is the source of all energy.
We may never know, scientifically. |
What lies back of and supports the
,ravitatiOn of the atom or electron.
But I trace this gravitation to the well F
Inown physical force called electro
magnetism which operates through
he earth and planets and connects
With out weather changes. trace this
orce through the planets to the sun :,
pots and there Prof. J. S. Ricard, of AZ
he Pacific slope. takes up the subject a.
nd connects the sunspots with our &c
feather changes.
DR.. Atkinson, of San Francisco, the W
oted scientist, who discovered that al
Electricity causes circulation of the "
lood, is also working out important u
roblems related to this wonderful en- &,
rgy of the universe. He has tasked VI
imself with solving the various prob II, III
ms wherein these forces operate the ne
motions of animal structures and !e
hereby to solve some of the secrets an
human life. Knowing these he hopes al
, find remedies for human ills Cd