The Popular Science Monthly 1915: Vol 86 Index

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INDEX INDEX NAMES OF CONTRIBUTORS ARE Acoustical Conditions, Improvement of, 618 Action, Training for, H. W. FaRwE Lt, 76 American, Association for the Advance- ment. of Science, Philadelphia Meet- ing, 101; Convocation Week Meet- ings, 205; Pacific Division, 309; San Francisco Meeting, 311; Vitality, The Trend of, Louis I. DUBLIN, 313; Municipal Problems and the Euro- pean War, CLINTON RoGERs Woop- RUFF, 376; Commerce, The Free Port, an Agency for the Development of, FREDERIC C. Howe, 384; Neutrality, Economic Importance of, GoRDON E. | SHERMAN, 388; Men of Science, | Families of, J. MCKEEN CATTELL, | 504 | Animal Experimentation, What it has | done for Children, HENRY DWIGHT CHaPIN, 55 ° Antecedents of the Study of Character and Temperament, JOSEPH JASTROW, 590 Artificial Parthenogenesis and Fertiliza- tion of the Egg, J. F. McCLEenpon, 568 Arts, The Liberal, and Scientifie Man- agement, GRANT SHOWERMAN, 539 Astronomy on the Pacific Coast, Rus- SELL TRACY CRAWFORD, 209 Atomism in Modern Physics, 519 Banking Problems of the United States, with reference to the European War, THoMas Conway, JR., 392 Barbarism, Culture, Empire, BENJAMIN IVES GILMAN, 428 BaRNES, EarL, The Celibate Women of To-day, 550 BaRTLETT, DupDLEy, Foreign Trade of the United States, 371 Biological Laboratories of the Pacific Coast, WILLIAM E. RITTER, 223 Borneo, Botanizing Excursions in, D. H. CAMPBELL, 193 Botanical Station, The Cinchona, Dun- OAN S, JOHNSON, 33 Botanist, ‘the Physiological Aspects of California for the, GEORGE J. PEIRCE, 270 Botanizing Excursions in Borneo, D. H, CAMPBELL, 193 Union, California, The Last Wild Tribe of, T. T. WATERMAN, 233 PRINTED IN SMALL CAPITALS CAMPBELL, D. H., Botanizing Exeur- sions in Borneo, 193 Capital, Effects of the War upon the Rates for, CHARLES A. Conant, 333 CaTTELL, J. McKEEN, Families of Amer- ican Men of Science, 504 Celibate Women of To-day, BaRNEs, 550 — F. Stuart, Moral Progress, CHaPIN, Henry Dwicut, What Animal Experimentation has done for Chil- dren, 55 ~ Character and Temperament, The An- tecedents to the Study of, JosEPH JasTRow, 590 Cinchona Botanical Station, Duncan S. JOHNSON, 33 CoBLENTZ, W. W., Measuring Heat from Stars, 432 Commerce, American, The Free Port, an Agency for the Development of, FREDERIC C. Howe, 384 Community Defense of National Vital- ity, C.-E. A. WINSLow, 319 CoNaNT, CHARLES A., Effects of the War upon the Rate for Capital, 333 Conway, THOMAS, JR., Future Bank- ing Problems of the United States, with reference to the European War, 392 CRAWFORD, RUSSELL Tracy, Astronomy on the Pacific Coast, 209 Culture, Empire, Union, Barbarism, BENJAMIN IvES GILMAN, 428 EARL DAVENPORT, CHas. B., The Racial Ele- ment in National Vitality, 331 Delinquency, The Ohio Plan for the Study of, THomas H. Haines, 576 Delusions, SHEPHERD Ivory FRANZ, 30 Dental Museum and Institute, The Thomas W. Evans, 615 DuBLin, Louis I., The Trend of Amer- ican Vitality, 313 Ductless Glands, Internal Secretions and Hormonic Equilibrium, FIELDING H. GARRISON, 92, 143 Dynastic Slaughter House, Europe’s, WILLIAM J. RoE, 63 Earthquake Areas of the Earth, with special reference to the Recent Ital- ian Earthquake, J. SHARSHALL GRASTY, 446

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622 THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY EASTMAN, CHARLES A., The Indian’s Health Problem, 49 Economie Importance of American Neutrality, GorDON E, SHERMAN, 388 Egg, Fertilization and Artificial Par- thenogenesis of the, J. F. McCuLen- DON, 568 E Empire, Union, Barbarism, Culture, BENJAMIN IvES GILMAN, 428 Equilibrium, Hormonic, Ductless Glands and Internal Secretions, FIELDING H. GARRISON, 92, 143 Ethical Principle in Physical Valua- tion for Rate Making, E. W. JAMEs, | 153 Eugenics and War, J. ARTHUR THOM- | SON, 417 European War and American Municipal | Problems, CLINTON RoGERS Woop- RUFF, 376 Europe’s Dynastic -Slaughter House, | WILLIAM J. Rog, 63 Evanescence of Facts, WRIGHT, 180 Evans, Thomas W., Museum and Dental | Institute, 615 ‘Evolution and Origin of Life in Amer- | iea, Significance of the Extinct Faunas of the Mohave Desert in 2 | Study of the, JoHN C. MERRIAM, 245 | Extension of our Merchant Marine, | GEORGE W. Norris, 347 Facts, The Evanescence of, JONATHAN WRIGHT, 180 Families of American Men of Science, J. McKEEN CATTELL, 504 Farquuar, A. B., Foreign Trade of the United States, 365 FaRWELL, H. W., Training for Action, 76 Faunas, Extinct, of the Mohave Desert, their Significance in the Study of) the Origin and Evolution of Life in America, JOHN C. MERRIAM, 245 Fertilization and Artificial Partheno- genesis of the Egg, J. F. McCien- DON, 568 Fiji, A History of, ALFRED GOLDs- BOROUGH MAYER, 521 Fisk, EvcENE L., Some Results of Periodic Health Examinations, 324 Foreign, Associates of National So- cieties, EDWARD C. PICKERING, 187; Trade, A Message from the Country on, CHARLES H. SHERRILL, 343; Trade, and the War, H. E. MILEs, 355; Trade of the United States, A. B. FarquHaR, 365; DupLtEy Barr- LETT, 371 FRANZ, SHEPHERD Ivory, Delusions, 80 Free Port, an Agency for the Develop- ment of American Commerce, FREp- ERIC C. Howe, 384 Fundamental Cause of War—Discon- tent, The Prevention of the, BYRON | W. Hott, 335 GARRISON, FIELDING H., Ductless Glands Internal Secretions and Hormonic Equilibrium, 92, 143 Geography in Russian History, WiLLIaM E. LINGELBACH, 5 Geological Methods in Earlier Days JOHN J. STEVENSON, 25 ‘ GILMAN, BENJAMIN Ives, Barbarism Culture, Empire, Union, 428 : Glands, Ductless, Internal Secretions and Hormonie Equilibrium, Fietp. ING H. GARRISON, 92, 143 JONATHAN | Grasty, J. SHARSHALL, The Earthquake Areas of the Earth with special ref- erence to the Recent Italian Earth- ‘quake, 446 GRUENBERG, BENJAMIN C., Thought in Science and in Science Teaching, 164 Hanes, THoMAS H., The Ohio Plan for the Study of Delinquency, 576 | Health, Problem, The Indian’s, CHarLEs A. EasTMAN, 49; Examinations, Periodic, Some Results of, EucEnr L, Fisk, 324 Heat from Stars, Measuring, W. W. COBLENTZ, 432 | History, Russian, Geography in, WIL- LIAM E. LINGELBACH, 5; of Tahiti, ALFRED GOLDSBOROUGH Mayer, 105, 403, 452; of Fiji, ALFRED GoLpDs- BOROUGH MayER, 521 Hott, Byron W., The Prevention of the Fundamental Cause of War— Discontent, 335 Hotway, Ruuirr S8., The Volcanic Ac- | tivity of Lassen Peak, California, 290 Hormonic Equilibrium, Ductless Glands and Internal Secretions, FieLpING H. GARRISON, 92, 143 Howe, FREDERIC C., The Free Port, an Agency tor the Development of ‘ American Commerce, 384 Indian’s Health Problem, CHARLES A. EASTMAN, 49 Industry, Organized, Wages and Sal- aries in, Scott NEARING, 478; and Science, C. W. SuPErR, 581 Insects of the Pacific, VERNON L. KEL- LOGG, 265 Internal Secretions, Ductless Glands and Hormonie Equilibrium, FIELDING H. Garrison, 92, 143 Iron Ore, Production in 1914, 206 Italian Earthquake, The Earthquake Areas of the Earth with special ref- erence to the Recent, J. SHARSHALL GrasTy, 446 JAMES, E. W., The Ethical Princivle in Physical Valuation for Rate Mak- ing, 153 JASTROW, JOSEPH, The Antecedents of the Study of Character and Tempera- ment, 590

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Jounson, Dovetas W., and WARREN S. SmiTH, Wave Work on the New Jersey Coast, 557 JOHNSON, DUNCAN S., The Cinchona Botanical Station, 33 KELLoce, VERNON L., Insects of the Pacific, 265 Lassen Peak, California, The Volcanic Activity of, RuuirF 8. Hotway, 290 Last Wild Tribe of California, T. T. WATERMAN, 233 Legislation, Social, on the Pacific Coast, WILLIAM F. OGBURN, 274 Liberal Arts and Scientific Manage- | ment, GRANT SHOWERMAN, 538 LINGELBACH, WILLIAM E., Geography in Russian History, 5 Locomotives and Steam Engines, 617 INDEX 623 Organized Industry, Wages and Sal- aries in, ScoTt NEARING, 478 Osler, Sir William, 207 Pacific Coast, Astronomy on the, Rus- SELL. TRACY CRAWFORD, 209; The Biological Laboratories of the, WIL- LIAM E. RITTER, 223; Insects of the, VERNON L. KELLOGG, 265; Social Leg- islation on the, WittiaM F, OGBURN, 274; Science on the, 307 PALMER, ANDREW H., Popular Miscon- ceptions concerning the Weather, 128 Parthenogenesis, Artificial, and Fertili- zation, of the Egg, J. F. McCien- DON, 568 | PEIRCE, GEORGE J., The Physiological Aspects of California for the Botan- ist, 270 | Periodic Health Examinations, Some Results of, EUGENE L. Fisk, 324 | Petroleum Products, 413 McCuenvon, J. F., Fertilization and | Photography, The Progress in, 103 Artificial Parthenogenesis of the| Physical Valuation for Rate Making, Egg, 568 MAYER, ALFRED GOLDSBoROUGH, A His- | The Ethical Principle in, E. W. JAMES, 153 tory ‘of Tahiti, 105, 403, 452; A His- | Physiological Aspects of California for tory of Fiji, 521 COBLENTZ, 432 Mellon Institute of Industrial Research, | 516 Merchant Marine, The Extension of | Our, GEORGE W. Norris, 347 MERRIAM, JOHN C., Extinct Faunas of | | Racial Element in National Vitality, the Mohave Desert, their Signifi- cance in a Study of the Origin and . Evolution of Life in America, 245 Trade, 355 Moral Progress, F. Stuart CHAPIN, 467 | Municipal Problems, American, and | | Roz, Witu1am J., Europe’s Dynastic the European War, CLINTON ROGERS WoopruFr, 376 of, Epwarp C. PICKERING, 187; Vitality, Community Defense of, C.- E. A. WINSLOW, 319; the Racial Ele- | ment in, CHAs. B. DAVENPORT, 331 NEARING, Scott, Wages and Salaries in. Organized Industry, 478 Neutrality, American, Economic Im- portance of, GoRDON E. SHERMAN, 388 New Jersey Coast, Wave Work on the, Douetas W. JOHNSON and WARREN 8. Smit, 557 Norris, GEorGE W., The Extension of our Merchant Marine, 347 O¢gBuRN, WILLIAM F., Social Legisla- tion on the Pacific Coast, 274 Ohio Plan for the Study of Delinquency, THomas H. Harness, 576 the Botanist, GEoRGE J. PEIRCE, 270 -Measuring Heat from Stars, W. W. eens Epwarp . , Foreign Associ- ates of National Societies, 187 | Play Attitude and the School Frater- nity, E. L. TALBERT, 472 | Popular Misconceptions concerning the Weather, ANDREW H. PauMeER, 128 CHas. B. DAVENPORT, 331 | Maki The Ethical Principle i Mites, H. E., The War and Foreign beg eee Physical Valuation for, E. W. JAMEs, 153 RitTER, WILLIAM E., The Biological Laboratories of the Pacific Coast, 223 Slaughter House, 63. | Rural School, The Problem for the, J. National, Societies, Foreign Associates | B. Sears, 174 Russian History, Geography in, WIL- LIAM E. LINGELBACH, 5 Salaries, and Wages, in Organized In- dustry, Scott NEARING, 478 School, Rural, The Problem for the, J. B. Sears, 174; Fraternity and the Play Attitude, E. L. TaLBErt, 472 | Science, The Progress of, 100, 205, 307, 411, 516, 615; and Science Teaching, Thought in, BENJAMIN C. GRUEN- BERG, 164; on the Pacific Coast, 307; Families of American Men of, J. Mc- KEEN CATTELL, 504; and Industry, C. W. Super, 581 Scientific Items, 104, 208, 416, 520, 620; Scientific Management and the Lib- eral Arts, GRANT SHOWERMAN, 538 Sears, J. B., The Problem for the Rural School, 174

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624 Secretions, Internal, Ductless Glands and Hormonie Equilibrium, FIELDING | H. GARRISON, 92, 143 SHERMAN, GORDON E., Economic . Im- | portance of American Neutrality, 388 | SHERRILL, CHARLES H., A Message from | THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY United States, Foreign Trade of the, A. B, Farquuar, 365; DupLEy Barr- LETT, 371; Future Banking Problems of the, with reference to the Euro- pean War, THoMas Conway, Jr.,, 392 the Country on Foreign Trade, 343 | SHOWERMAN, GRANT, The Liberal Arts and Scientific Management, 539 Slaughter House, Europe’s Dynastic, | WILLIAM J. RoE, 63 SMITH, WaRREN 8. and Dovueitas W. JOHNSON, Wave Work on the New Jersey Coast, 557 Social Legislation on the Pacific Coast, WILLIAM F., OGpurRn, 274 Stars, Measuring Heat from, W. W. | COBLENTZ, 432 Steam Engines and Locomotives, 617 STEVENSON, JOHN J., Geological Meth-- ods in Earlier Days, 25 Super, C. W., Science and Industry, 581 Tahiti, A History of, ALFRED GOLDs- BOROUGH MAvyER, 105, 403, 452 TALBERT, E. L., The Play Attitude and the School Fraternity, 472 — Temperament and Character, The Ante- cedents to the Study of, JosEPH Jas- TROW, 590 THOMSON, J. ARTHUR, Eugenics and War, 417 Thought in Science and in Science Teaching, BENJAMIN C. GRUENBERG, 164 Trade, Foreign, A Message from the Country on, CHARLES H. SHERRILL, 343; and the War, H. E. MILgs, 355; of the United States, A. B. Far- QUHAR, 365; DUDLEY BaRTLETT, 371 | Vitality, American, The Trend of, Louts I. DuBLIN, 313; National, Commun- ity Defense of, C.-E. A. WINsLow, 319; National, The Racial Element in, CHas. B. DAVENPORT, 331 | Voleanie Action of Lassen Peak, Cali- fornia, RuLirF 8. Hotway, 290 Wages and Salaries in Organized In- dustry, Scotr NEARING, 478 War, Effects of the, on the Rate for Cap- ital, CHARLES A, CONANT, 333; The Prevention of the Fundamental Cause of—Discontent, Byron W. Hout, 335; and Foreign Trade, H. ©. MILES, 355; the European, and Amer- ican Municipal Problems, CLINTON RoGERS WoopruFrFr, 376; European, | Future Banking Problems of the | United States with reference to, | THoMAS Conway, JR., 392; and So- | cial Progress, 411; and Eugenics, .f. | ARTHUR THOMSON, 417 | WATERMAN, T. T., The Last Wild Tribe of California, 233 Wave Work on the New Jersey Coast, Douetas W. JOHNSON and WARREN S. Sir, 557 | Weather, Popular Misconceptions con- | eerning the, ANDREW H. PALMER, 128 Wild Tribe of California, The Last, "'. T. WATERMAN, 233 | WINSLow, C.-E. A., Community De- | fense of National Vitality, 319 Training for Action, H. W. FaRWELL,| Women, Celibate, of To-day, Ear 76 aR | BaRNEs, 549 Trend of American Vitality, Louis I.| Wooprurr, CLinTon Rocers, American DvBLIN, 313 | Municipal Problems and the Euro- | pean War, 376 Union, Barbarism, Culture, Empire, | WRIGHT, JONATHAN, The Evanescence BENJAMIN IvEsS GILMAN, 428 | of Facts, 180

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