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John Brown Series
1. John Brown Series
Airplane formed out of the names of Grant and Selma Donaldson, 1928
2. Airplane formed out of the names of Grant and Selma Donaldson, 1928
February 20, 1912 Page four Checks up treasurer Wants league formed Preliminary meeting Motorboat
3. February 20, 1912 Page four
Checks up treasurer
Wants league formed
Preliminary meeting
Motorboat men organize
January 21, 1912 Page one Good Roads Club formed
4. January 21, 1912 Page one
Good Roads Club formed
June 1, 1906 Page one Try to kill at a wedding Arrest is made in foul Seattle murder Jury in
5. June 1, 1906 Page one
Try to kill at a wedding
Arrest is made in foul Seattle murder
Jury in Stubley case is called for June 18
Union Pacific plans are now being formed
Henry Duane funeral
Enter Alaska trade
Will increase output
May 1, 1906 Page one Stricken city's plans formed Prof. Browne undergoes earthquake experiences Elks
6. May 1, 1906 Page one
Stricken city's plans formed
Prof. Browne undergoes earthquake experiences
Elks attention
May 18, 1905 Page three Native Sons of Washington hold annual meeting Steamship Wilhelmina confiscated
7. May 18, 1905 Page three
Native Sons of Washington hold annual meeting
Steamship Wilhelmina confiscated by the japs
Puget Sound Immigration Association formed
Lake Crescent near Barnes Point where a natural floating garden has formed, Olympic National Park, date
8. Lake Crescent near Barnes Point where a natural floating garden has formed, Olympic National Park, date unknown
Foam formed by wind, on the shore of Soap Lake, June 29, 1945
9. Foam formed by wind, on the shore of Soap Lake, June 29, 1945
Figs. 1-20 illustrate the growth of the seed oysters caught on small stones. Figs. 1-10 show three-month-old
10. Figs. 1-20 illustrate the growth of the seed oysters caught on small stones. Figs. 1-10 show three-month-old oysters attached to living snails (littorina littorea). Figs. 11-14 show the oysters of the same age attached to small stones. Figs. 15-18 show oysters one and one-half years old attached to small peggles, while Figs. 19-20 show two and one-quarter-year-old oysters attached in the same fashion. Fig.16 gives a peculiar illustration of the method of attachment. The young oyster has formed an attachment to a second pebble towards its free end at some distance from the first, indicating that the mantle, even at the age of one year, retains the power of secreting a fixative.
Spongilla Flies: Climacia dictyona Needham: 1. Imago, lateral view; 2. Imago, dorsal view; 3. Larva,
11. Spongilla Flies: Climacia dictyona Needham: 1. Imago, lateral view; 2. Imago, dorsal view; 3. Larva, dorsal view; 4. Pupal cases, in situ; 5. One of the same....showing the hexagonal meshes of the outer covering.
Sisyra ambrata Needham: 6. Imago, lateral view; 7. Imago, dorsal view; 8. Two newly formed pupae, lateral and ventral views; 9. Macronychus glabratus Say (Coleoptera : Parnidae) : an associate of the sponge fly larvae, on submerged timbers; 10. Fresh-water sponges (Spongilla ? fragilis Leidy) in situ, witht he sponge fly larvae crawling about over them; 11. Two pupal cases of S. umbrata, showing the closely woven outer covering....
Salmon-Colored Pearl, weighing 14 1/2 pearl grains, lying loose where it was formed in a shell, from
12. Salmon-Colored Pearl, weighing 14 1/2 pearl grains, lying loose where it was formed in a shell, from Linn Junction, Iowa. The pearl is nearly hemispherical, or 'button-shaped,' somewhat one sided, but perfect above. It occupied a depression at the posterior end of the right valve, and had caused a marked outgrowth or protuberance of the other valve.
A-Interior view of the right valve, with the pearl in place
Encysted Pearls and Pearls with Marked Interiors 1-Pearly lump from shell of unio. 2-5,7-9.13-Encysted
13. Encysted Pearls and Pearls with Marked Interiors
1-Pearly lump from shell of unio. 2-5,7-9.13-Encysted or ingrown pearls..... 6- Small crayfish completely encysted.... Nos.10-12,14-16,18-21,23-29- Pearls formed over some foreign matter deffering in color from the nacre.... No.17-Hollow bead-like pearl, from which the nucleus has entirely disappeared--perhaps some insect or bit of vegetable matter that has decayed, or piece of clay that has disintegrated and washed out. It can now be blown through like a whilstle... No.22-Double or notched pearl, the result of the joining and intergrowth of two pearls
Salmon-Colored Pearl, weighing 14 1/2 pearl grains, lying loose where it was formed in a shell, from
14. Salmon-Colored Pearl, weighing 14 1/2 pearl grains, lying loose where it was formed in a shell, from Linn Junction, Iowa. The pearl is nearly hemispherical, or 'button-shaped,' somewhat one sided, but perfect above. It occupied a depression at the posterior end of the right valve, and had caused a marked outgrowth or protuberance of the other valve.
B-Valve with the pearl removed, showing the depression where it had lain. C- The pearl itself taken out. D-Exterior view of the left valve, showing the protuberance corresponding to the pearl
Female crab bearing what is known to be at least the second sponge. Remnants of an old sponge were found
15. Female crab bearing what is known to be at least the second sponge. Remnants of an old sponge were found upon the swimmerets when she was taken on April 24. This individual was kept under observation in a wire cage in the water of Hampton River. On May 30, this sponge was formed. Microscopic examination during the next few days showed that the eggs were fertile and beginning to develop
Siphostoma fuscum (The Pipe-Fish). fig. 19Young embryo, in which the tail is still archicereal and
16. Siphostoma fuscum (The Pipe-Fish).
fig. 19Young embryo, in which the tail is still archicereal and the dorsal and pectoral fins are just developing. fig.20 a still younger stage, in which the tail is just beginning to grow out. fig.21 an older stage, in which the caudal fin is beginning to be formed
Fishing apparatus for the artificial culture of mussels, consisting of a double frame formed of beams,
17. Fishing apparatus for the artificial culture of mussels, consisting of a double frame formed of beams, on which are fixed, by the aid of hooks, either vertically or horizontally, as the case requires, planks covered with mussels. The horizontal planks, submerged from 15 to 20 centimeters, receive the seed-beds of very young mussels, which attach themselves there, and allow the suspension of these seed-bed planks vertically.
Scissor-Foot Prawn Psalidopus spiniventris, the blind Scissor-foot Prawn of the depths of the Andaman
18. Scissor-Foot Prawn
Psalidopus spiniventris, the blind Scissor-foot Prawn of the depths of the Andaman Sea. The chelae are unique in being formed like shears, and the second pair of legs end in a brush of hairs. The shears and the brush are shown enlarged, on the left
Salmon hatchery at Baird, Cal., the pioneer salmon hatchery on the Pacific coast, located on the McCloud
19. Salmon hatchery at Baird, Cal., the pioneer salmon hatchery on the Pacific coast, located on the McCloud River, a swift stream formed by the melting snow on Mount Shasta. The station can accommodate 25 million eggs at one time, and in 1907-8 produced about 5 million chinook or quinnat salmon and 10 million eyed eggs. Operations of this hatchery and its auxiliaries at Battle Creek and Mill Creek (73 1/2 million eggs of the chinook salmon were taken in 1907-8) havew been the prime factor in maintaining the salmon run in the Sacramento River
Tide pools formed in shale
20. Tide pools formed in shale
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