The Popular Science Monthly 1908: Vol 73 Index

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INDEX NAMES OF CONTRIBUTORS ARE Aborigines, Prehistoric, of Minnesota and their Migrations, N. H. Win- CHELL, 207 Administration, Academic Aspects of, JOSEPH JASTROW, 326 Administrative Methods in American Universities, 93 Aerial Navigation, 381 Aerodrome, Langley’s, Experiments with, S. P. Langley, 462 Alban and Mitla, Monte, as the Tourist sees them, CHARLES JOSEPH CHAM- BERLAIN, 392 American, Association, the Hanover Meeting of the, 96; Summer Meeting at Dartmouth College, 189; Educa- tion, the Specialist Blight on, JaMEs P. Munroe, 340; Universities, Ad- ministrative Methods in, 93 Aquatic, Animals, Photography of, in their Natural Environment, 382; Farming—a System of, HERBERT OsBoRN, 85 Arnot, Raymonp H., The Industries of Niagara Falls, 306 Athletes, Scholars and the Average Student, the Physique of, D. A. SARGENT, 248 Attraction, Social, The Laws of, Stwon N. PatrTen, 354 Bacteriological Study of Soiled Paper Money, WARREN W. Hivpitcn, 157 BawvEN, H. Heatu, The Philosophy called Pragmatism, 61 Biology, Modern, Aspects of, T. D. A. COCKERELL, 540 Botanical Gardens of Ceylon, FRANCES RAMALEY, 193 Botany, A Biographical History of, at St. Louis, Missouri, PeErtEy SPAULD- ina, 486 Boyden Department of the Harvard College Observatory, BRANNER, JOHN C., Loyalty, 549 British Association, The Dublin Meet- ing of, 477 Brown, OrvILLeE Harry, A Physiolog- | ical Problem, Enzymes, 81 94 | PRINTED IN SMALL CAPITALS Celibate Education To-day, E. 8., 423 Ceylon, Botanical Gardens of, FRANCES RAMALEY, 193 CHAMBERLAIN, CHARLES JOSEPH, Monte Alban and Mitla as the Tourist sees them, 392 CHAMBERLIN, THOMAS Soil Wastage, 5 Chicago and Greater New York, Crimes of Violence in, MAYNARD SHIPLEY, 127 Classification of Mathematics, MILLER, 319 CocKERELL, T. D. A., Florissant, a Miocene Pompeii, 112; Modern As- pects of Biology, 540 College Standardization, W. Le Conte STEVENS, 528 Congresses, International, and Perma- nent International Bureaus, 191 Conservation of Energy, The History of, the Age of the Earth and the Sun, FLORIAN CaJorI, 97 CRAMPTON, Henry E., Zoology, 441 Crimes of Violence in Chicago and in Greater New York, Maynarp SuHip- LEY, 127 Crops, The FRASER, 403 CHROWDER, G. A. Rotation of, SAMUEL Dartmouth College and the Summer Meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, 189 DEAN, JoHN CANDEE, Count Rumford, 32 Democracy, the Public School Teacher in a, Henry R. LINVILLE, 413 Doctorates conferred by American Uni- versities, 380 Dublin Meeting of the British Associa- tion, 477 Earth and the Sun, the Age of, and the History of the Conservation of En- ergy, FLORIAN CaJori, 97 "Education, American, the Specialist Blight on, James P. Munroe, 340; Celibate, E. S., 423 | Energy, The History of the Conserva- Canadian Wheat, Joun WappeELt, 523 | Case, E. C., A Great Permian Delta | and its Vertebrate Life, with Resto- | Enzymes—A _ Physiological rations by the Author, 557 tion of, and the Age of the Earth and the Sun, FLortan CaJorti, 97 Problem, OrvILLE Harry Brown, 81

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574 POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY Excretions, Root, Modern and Early Work on the Question of, Howarp S. Reep, 257 Falls of Niagara, The Spoliation of, J. W. Spencer, 289; Industries of, RaymonpD H. Arnot, 306 Farming, Aquatic, Needed—A System of, HERBERT OSBORN, 85 Financial Status of the Professor in America and in Germany, 285 Florissant, a Miocene Pompeii, T. D. A. COCKERELL, 112 Forest Wealth, shall it be destroyed? THOMAS ELMER WILL, 176 FRASER, SAMUEL, The Rotation of Crops, 403 FULLERTON, GEORGE STUART, Something New in Freewill, 345 Handwriting, Japanese, E. W. Scrip- TURE, 277 Hanover Meeting of the American Asso- ciation, 96 Harvard College Observatory, the Boy- den Department of, 94 High School Course, Davin STARR Jor- DAN, 28 HILpitcH, WARREN W., A Bacteriolog- ical Study of Soiled Paper Money, 157 Humor, the Nature, Origin and Func- | tion of, Linus W. King, 144 Inadequacy of Speech, Cuas. W. SuPer, 429 Industries of Niagara Falls, RayMonp H. Arnot, 306 International Congresses and Perma- nent International Bureaus, 191 Japanese Handwriting, E. W. Scrip- TURE, 277 JASTROW, JOSEPH, Academic Aspects of Administration, 326 JorDAN, Davip Starr, The High School Course, 28 KENNELLY, A. E., Records of Running in the; Last Olympiad, 385 Kune, Linus W., The Nature, Origin and Function of Humor, 144 Langley’s Aerodrome, Experiments with, S. P. LANGLEY, 462 LINVILLE, HENRY R., The Public School Teacher in a Democracy, 413 Loes, Morris, Hypothesis of Radiant Matter, 52 Loyalty, JoHn C. BRANNER, 549 Man, The Application of Zoological \. Laws to, WitttAmM Rineway, 500 Mathematics. Classification of, G. A. MILLER, 319 | Matter, Radiant, Hypothesis of, Morris Logs, 52 Mayer, ALFRED GoLpSBoROUGH, The Cause of Pulsation, 481 Milk, Facts concerning, A. E. P. Rocx- WELL, 166 Miter, G. A., Classification of Mathe- maties, 319 ‘Minnesota, Prehistoric Aborigines of, and their Migrations, N. H. Wry- CHELL, 207 Miocene Pompeii, Florissant, T. D. A. COCKERELL, 112 Mississippi River Problem, WALTER SHELDON TowER, 12 Mitla and Alban, Monte, as the Tourist sees them, CHARLES JOSEPH CHAM- BERLAIN, 392 Money, Paper, Soiled, a Bacteriological Study of, WARREN W. Hivpitcu, 157 MontTGOMERY, JR., THos. H., The Prac- tical Value of Pure Science, 234 Munroz, JAMES P., The Specialist Blight on American Education, 340 Natural Selection, The Fiftieth Anni- versary of the Announcement of, 475 Navigation, Aerial, 381 New York and Chicago, Crimes of Violence in, MAYNARD SHIPLEY, 127 Niagara, the Falls of, Spoliation of, J. W. Spencer, 289; The Industries of, RayMonp H. Arnot, 306 Observatory, Harvard College, the Boyden Department of, 94 Olympiad, the Last, Records vf Run- ning in, A. E. KENNELLY, 385 OsporN, HERBERT, A System of Aquatic Farming, 85 Paper Money, Soiled, A Bacteriological Study of, WaRREN W. Hivpitcn, 157 Permian Delta and its Vertebrate Life, with Restorations by the Author, E. C. Case, 557 Philosophy, the New, Called Prag- matism, H. HEATH BAWDEN, 61 Photography of Aquatic Animals in their Natural Environment, 382 Physiological Psychology, the Move- ment towards, R. M. WeENLEy, 73, 135, 226 Physique of Scholars, Athletes and the Average Student, D. A. SARGENT, 248 Plague, The Present Pandemic of, 479 PicKeRING, E. C., Foreign Associates of National Societies, 372 Pompeii, Florissant, a Miocene, T. D. A. Cockerel, 112 Pragmatism, the New Philosophy called, H. HeatH Bawpen, 61 Prehistoric Aborigines of Minnesota and their Migrations, N. H. WIn- CHELL, 207

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—_— INDEX 575 Presidents, Two Great University, 569 Professor, The Financial Status of the, in America and in Germany, 285 Progress of Science, 92, 188, 283, 380, 475, 569 Public School Teacher in a Democracy, Henry R. LINVILLE, 413 Pulsation, The Cause of, ALFRED GOLps- BOROUGH MAYER, 481 Pure Science, The Practical Value of, Tuos. H. Montcomery, JR., 234 Radiant Matter, Hypothesis of, Morris Lores, 52 RaAMALEY, FRANcES, The _ Botanical Gardens of Ceylon, 193 Reep, Howarp S8., Modern and Early Work on the Question of Root Exere- tions, 257 Ripceway, WILLIAM, The Application of Zoological Laws to Man, 500 River Problem, The Mississippi, WALTER SHELDON TowER, 13 7" RockweLt, A. E. P., Facts concerning Milk, 166 Root Excretions, Modern and Early Work on, Howarp S. REeEp, 257 Rotation of Crops, SAMUEL FRASER, 403 Rumford, Count, Jonn CANDEE DEAN, 32 Running in the Last Olympiad, A. E. KENNELLY, 385 S., E., Celibate Education To-day, 423 SARGENT, D. A., The Physique of Schol- ars, Athletes and the Average Stu- dent, 248 Science, Pure, The Practical Value of, Tuos. H. MontTcomery, JR., 234; The Progress of, 92, 188, 283, 380, 475, 569 Scientific Items, 96, 192, 286, 384, 480, 576 Scripture, E. W., Japanese Hand- writing, 277 Selection, Natural, The Fiftieth Anni- versary of the Announcement of, 475 SHIPLEY, MAYNARD, Crimes of Violence in Chicago and in Greater New York, 127 Silver, Tueo. F. VAN WaGENEN, 267 Social Attraction, The Laws of, Simon N. Patren, 354 Soil Wastage, Tuomas CHROWDER CHAMBERLIN, 5 SPAULDING, PeRLEy, A _ Biographical History of Botany at St. Louis, Mis- souri, 488 Specialist Blight on American Educa- tion, James P. Munrog, 340 Species, A Case of Unparalleled Ex- termination of—the Passing of the Sturgeon, WALTER SHELDON TOWER, 391 Speech, The Inadequacy of, Cas. W. Super, 429 Spencer, Herbert, Life and Letters of, 283 Spencer, W. J., ‘the Spoliation of the Falls of Niagara, 289 Stevens, W. Le Conve, College Stand- ardization, 528 Sturgeon, the Passing of, A Case of the Unparalleled Extermination of a Species, WALTER SHELDON TOWER, 391 Sun and the’ Earth, and the History of the Conservation of Energy, FLORIAN Casori, 97 | Super, Cuas. W., The Inadequacy of Speech, 429 Tower, WALTER SHELDON, The Missis- sippi River Problem, 13; The Pass- ing of the Sturgeon, 391 Universities, American, Administra- tion Methods in, 93; Doctorates con- ferred by, 380 University Presidents, Two Great, 567 Van WAGENEN, THEO. F., Silver, 267 Vertebrate Life of a Great Permian Delta, with Restorations by the Author, E. C. Case, 557 Violence, Crimes of, in Chicago and in Greater New York, MAYNARD SHIp- LEY, 127 WabpDELL, Jonn, Canadian Wheat, 523 Wastage, Soil, THomMas CHROWDER CHAMBERLIN, 5 WENLEY, R. M., The Movement towards “ Physiological ” Psychology, 73, 135, 226 Wheat, Canadian, Jonn WappeE.Lt, 528 Witt, THomas Evmer, Shall Our For- est Wealth be Destroyed? 176 Wincuett, N. H., Prehistoric Aborig- ines of Minnesota and their Migra- tions, 207 Zoological Laws, The Application of, to Man, WiLuIAM Ripceway, 500 Zoology, Henry E. Crampton, 441