The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 13, 1901, Page 8

= ID er notice there is no s _green, flesh, as bl flower. r slang for every- But this cts ssing. nd queer the pa les of shaking vio- sently the rounding ether is set in motion in large, slow waves, rolling through the air llke the waves of the sea, until they break moti; another. SOME QUEER was taken Ir. . was. A e x p s they you tell a dog me and then let him fol- w m to fetch something 1 . he con to think that your words are me a result of I complete ap; padently u of T language, Lion's performances age in variety lim. by the fact that he has but h and flc ng mouth lake off a gentleman’s hat or carry or pack e thit he knows by na g and in the same way h he kr a me ws the rown upon the 80 up and lay k to be served take ble tiled flo it on the bar a But w he has good sen They may iils, punches and other him he leaves the fes- metly around to the , has pure cold water served n. That is because he is c that w n is not tr. ion, but § n training an tuff to work on. any r is the for for the particular occ el upon our skin, and give us the sensation of he As the iron gets hotter gther waves &re set in motion in immense num- bers, traveling at more than lightning nd these break upon the eye, giv- ation of red light. e redhot iron, getting still more , throws out other sets of waves etill smaller and more rapid—orange, yel- low, green, blue, indigo, violet, all the colors of the rainbow. The eye cannot tell one from another; the whole bundle of rays mixed up ‘gives us,an impression of white. That is the glow from the “white hot” iron, and such is the light from the still greater brightness of the sun. Sun- light is @ bundle of rays of light—red, or- R T e e e S FACTS ABOUT OWNED BY — N —— general purpose of enabling himself to lead a 1 comfortable life. His we ould be normally over 200 if fed and coddled as the average Bernard which is bred c v for size, t by following his trotting m through the p: eve he Keeps his weight below 170 pounds. When the te is to be left standing Lion holds the re with the strength By fidelity of a man, nor will he allow the horses to budge until ordere The team also has b trained by Newman, so nd t or left, or stop; all at the word and without a whip or.line to guide them. There is one rather st that at turn to the rig smm they will step forward, ange thing about Golden Lion and that is that he will no food except from the hand of his m ter unless speci commanded by him to do s0. No matter how temp! 2 morsel is offered to him by any c Ise he turns his hes t on and seems ffer of food is con- tinued under a spell nd which has not his owner's commendation. e all large animals, Golden Lion has much dignity of demecanor, and this, with his great under has made him much noticed by 1s well as residents. uing s s0 strong with this intelligent dog that he will not allow his master to go too far out in the break- en swimming from the beach at Sutro’s, but as soon as he thinks the dan- ger line has been reached, he swims di- rectly in front of Mr. Newman and barks him back to shore. R . GOLORS ange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and vio- let all mixed together. The mixture of all colors is white light, the absence of all celors is utter darkness, Now, pass a ray of sunlight through a drop of water, and the colored rays are split up and threwn in different directions, actly ool .The sunlight shining through many drops of falling rain after a shower s all split up into colors, and the result is the gor- geous rainbow. The scattered spray of a sea wave, of a waterfall or a fountain makes little rainbows, caused in the same way. Each kind of light has its own special uses. The red rays of light make the leaves of the trees to grow, and hasten all . TBE PACIFIC COAST GHAELE:} MNEWMAN THE SUNDAY CALL. Totting and decay. Moreover, If you sut off the red rays plants will grow with Bolden brown leaves Instead of greén. The sea is blue because the water re- flects the blue rays of lighf, but shallow Seas are green because the blue light is mixed with the yellow reflections from sand and stones at the bottom. Green s a mixture of Llue and yellow. In this green light of shallow water all sea weeds grow, and for want of the red rays they have golden and tawny leaves. Green and red seaweeds are the exception, and blue seaweeds are as rare as blue leaves. At this rate, land plants grown under green glass ought to turn golden brown like sea- MEDALS SWON BY CHASR R o Yeom . Weea. aney uwu. mapei.aent has shown that under green glass plants grow near- ly as well as under clear sunlight. Under red glass nearly all plants grow four times as quickly as under white light, grow to four times their usual height and throw out a fine display of green leaves. This is clear proof that the red rays of sunlight cause the green leaves to grow. This discovery will be of immense help to gardeners who want to force their plants, and to farmers trying to induce early crops of vegetables. Blus glass has a directly opposite effect. Plants will neither grow nor die; they lan. i and yet remain alive. The blue NEWMAN AS A RIFLE SHOY makes them sleep. The effect is exactly that of moonlight and starlight, when all plants take their natural rest.—Cincinnati Commercial-Tribun ————— Many women are justly accused of talk- ing nonsense, and talking too much of it. But men are more or less responsible for this. The average man expects all wo- men to entertain him, says the St. Paul Dispatch. In his opinion that is what they are here for, and he considers that when he shows up at a party or that he takes a girl to the play he has done his part. He has pushed the button and she must do the rest. Just watch the next couple you see out together—at dinner, or ANP BY HIS PRIZE DOg SSOLTEMN LioN™ between the acts at the theater—any- Where. ‘It is a s the same. The girl is doing the talking and making the et- fort to entertain the man, and she knows she is playing In the bi, t sort of luck if he throws in a side remark every now and then to help her along. There are Pleaty of men in society with whom con- versation Is practically a monologue on the woman's part, and If the man thinks that his awful silence is fascinating or Impressive he is making the mistake of his life. The girl is doing drudgery and she knows it, and she is wondering if any other kind of a bore is' such a bore as the man who sits up like a knot on a log and says nothing.