Capital journal., June 08, 1921, Page Page Eight, Image 8

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Page Eight
The Capital Journal. Salem, Oregon
Shower of
Meteors Is
Due June 2 7
Pons-Winnecke, Short
Period Comet, Now
Headed for Earth at
Terrible Rate
London, June 8. Pons-Win
necke, the short period comet,
which is hurtling through space
at a speed of many thousand miles
an hour towards the earth, will
not have the best of the "bump",
according to Professor A. Fowler,
chief lecturer In astronomy at
the Imperial Science college,
South Kensington.
"It is generally accepted," said
the professor, "that we shall come
in contact with its tail, if at all.
In the event it is possible Pons
Winnecke may become so disinte
grated that other self respecting
comets will disown him."
Cyclonic Traveler
One can picture some scientist
In a few weeks' time picking up
a small meteor, the mortal re
mains of this cyclonic traveller
In our space. "Alas, poor Pons, we
knew him well!" will doubtless
be the comment of the astronom
ical world.
Professor Fowler was the first
scientist to prove that the tails of
comets have carbonic oxide gas
Instead of the deadly cyanogen
Jias, as was previously Bupposed.
"When the tall of Pons comes
In contact with this earth," con
tinued Professor Fowler, "vast
luantities of carbonic oxide,
rhich is an odorless gas, will be
absorbed in the atmosphere of this
planet. There is no cause for
alarm, since the proportion of
carbonic oxide Is so small in re
lation to the immense volume of
atmosphere round the earth that
the effect will be imperceptible.
People do not realize how many
million tons the atmosphere we
breathe weighs. At ground level
the weight is fourteen pounds to
the square Inch. In addition to
gas the tail will contain meteoric
dt that Is, particles of iron
and nickel. This dust is not likely
to reach us.
Fascinating Theory
"As to how a comet is formed
I cannot tell you, any more than
1 can tell you, from a scientific
point of view, how the earth was
formed. Perhaps they come from
gases thrown off from the sun,
which are gradually moled. On
the other hand, leading authori
ties on astronomy say that it Is
clear that comets cannot have
originated within the limit., of
the solar system. Tbey propound
the fascinating theory that com
ets, such as Pons-Winnecke, come
from a distance in space so great
that it is impossible to think or
speak of it in terms of miles."
Professor Fowler added that
Jupiter, to whose family Pons
Winnecke belongs, may cause a
disturbance and so alter the path
of the comet that it will reach
its nearest point to the earth
about June 7, the date on which
it is expected.
"When the public interest In
Hailey's comet became acute I
worked out the exact date of the
arrival," continued Professor
Fowler, "but I should be involved
in laborious calculations for days
! on end If I were to ascertain the ,
day on which Pons will drop his
visiting card in the shape of a
shower of meteorites."
Stover has been a member of
the Adventlat church for sixty
one years and during this time or
ganized eight churches in the
northwest. He has preached for
more than forty years.
Before coming to the north
west. Stover was prominent In re
ligious circles of Indiana, Iowa,
Kansas and Colorado.
Despite his advanced years Mr.
Stover can do a fair day's work.
For more than fifty five years he
has lived on two meals a day, and
bars from his table tea and cof
fee. He uses little fresh meat, or
butter and never indulges in al
coholic drinks or tobacco. To bis
method of living Rev. Stover as
cribes his wonderfully robust
health.
WiU Referee f,
Title Battle
Pastor, 85, Will
WedSecondTime
Ridgefield, Wash., June 8.
"Wedding bells ring as merrily
for the old as for the young,"
says Pastor Andrew Jackson Stov
er, of the Seventh Day Adventist
church, who, at the age of eighty
'five contemplates his second aa
! venture in matrimony.
I,ate In May, Mrs. Sarah R. Le
I Master of Norwich, N. Y., a wld
ow, sixty five, and an old c
ifluaintance of Stover, became his
second wife. The newly weds will
I make their home in Ridgefield.
Elder Stover was first married
In Indiana In 1855 and spent six
ty five years of wedded life, his
I wife dying here a year ago. Thru
this marriage eight children were
born, five of wh'om are living,
with about sixty five grand chil
dren and great grandchildren.
Knights of Pythias
Elect Officers
Dallas, June 8. County school
Knights of Pythias, at its regular
meeting in the Pythian hall Mon
day night, elected the following
officers for the ensuing terra:
Chancellor Commander, Charles
Lynn; Vice Chancellor, Williams
Himes; Prelate, O. E. Worden,
Master at Arms, L. D. Lelghton;
Inner Guard, Lester Gardner;
Outer Guard, Dell Plaster; Master
of Work, R. Y. Morrison.
Delegates to the State conven
tion, one year tv.-m. John R. All
good; alternate, A. P. Rtarr; two
year term, John R. Sibley; alter
nate, J. N. Helgerson.
Mrs. Fred Julian, who stabbed
and fatally wounded her ex-hus
band when he attempted to enter
her home at Clatskanie, was ex
onerated by a coroner's jury.
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tiHiufi J. I-iy, druuKitu.
Harry J. Ertle has been selected
by the New Jersey State Boxing
Commission to referee the Deinp-sey-Carpentler
fight in Jersey
City, July 2. Ertle's experience as
a referee began in 1918 when the
Hurley law went into effect and
since then he has refereed a large
number of important fights In
New Jersey. Among the bouts
over which he has presided was
the Carpentier-Levtnsky bout, last
year.
Jack's Mother
Ardent Fight
Fan Is Report
Atlantic City, N. J.. June 8.
Mrs. Cecilia Dempsey, the 61 year
old mother of the world's heavy
weight champion, is a newspaper
fight fan. Although she never
has witnessed a ring battle, nor
expressed any desire to see her
son in action, she has been an in
terested reader of glove contests,
even before she became the mother
of the world's title holder.
mother has been always an rdent
reader of fights, even before Jack
was born," Bernard Dempsey,
Jack's eldest brother said today.
She knows more about heavy
weight history than either Jack or
myself. All of the old clippings
of famous fights now musty and
yellow with age, are still in her
trunk at home. She can give you
an account of the Sulivan-Corbett
flirht as well as any person who
sat at the ringside."
Mother Dempsey win gei u
account of the championship con
test next month as the blow " by
blow trickles off a press wire.
There are three degrees of
Kniehts Templars; the Red Cross,
Knights Templar and Knights of
Sim's Speech On
Irish Protested
by McCormick
Washington, June 8. Senator
McCormick, republican, Illinois,
complained formally today to
President Harding and Secretary
Den by about the address delivered
in London yesterday by Rear Ad
miral Sims in which he discussed
the Irish question. The senator
asked Secretary Denby to take
"It's a strange thing but ourMalta.
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