\r-
’g filth Lewis, President,
’lrx. Sounds Battle Cry—-
it
, May Be Nation-wide
StrikewApplause
FRANTON, rt... Jilly l.—.lt>hn 1..
LOW“ lounded the cry of bottle in
”to anthracite mincra' convention
pastor-dsy.
it; The delegates from the three dis-
fil‘lcta wont to Town Hull proparod
o hear him charge the anthracite
'oliorators with seeking to force a
garage reduction and to proclaim a
“lit to a, finish ngaimt uny reduc-
ltion. They heard both.
But they were not prepared to
floor him charge the ulstrnm of u
are! conspiracy to wreck the
hltod Mine Workers. involving
among others. John 1). 110ckofcilcr.
Jr" Andrew W. Mellon. Charles M.
Bohwab and tho Pennsylxnnla Rail-
road. or. for o. threat to force gov-
ernment intervention to maintain
tho Jacksonville ugrpemt-nt by call~
ing a. general strike in Uit: unionized
'1 bituminous mines of the country.
. '.q_
“I am calling the attention or the
government and the people to this
condition today." he said. "1 have
named names and cited inntunccs.
”If this condition continues it may
be necessary to authorize a nation-
wide strike of all bituminous mines
while the government. the coal op-
erators and the union discuss whe~
the:- the Jacksonville agrcciucnt is
to be carried out."
When the applause that. gut-ted
this declaration died noun. Mr.
bowls proceeded to take the rtlse off
aha threat of a general strike.
“1 hope." he said. "flint these
matters will be satisfactorily ud-
Justcd. I am confident thry pill
be."
Mr. Lewis. in his keynote slim-ch.
specifically refrained from shims
that tho anthracite men will risk u,
wage increase. confining himself to
an exposition of the hazards of the
Industry and a defense of thr- rut-vh—
ofl of union dues and eesesamt ms,
vhlch he said the operators must
concede. tiger which he swung into
a diocuselo of conditions in the lit-
iuminous fields disclosed by\th« rc-
ccnt survey of this industry.
A Cough Remedy Without Opiates.
Many cough proparations‘ contain
oomo one or moro harmful drugs
which are added to tsko the place
of opiates. None of those narcoUc
ouhstitutes have ovalJ boon used in
FOLEY'S BONE! AND TAR COM.
POUND. The name of ovary ia-
. grodient is plainly printed on o’er!
carton. You know enlisting"
taking wiles you take manor:
clings to the throat. Good for old
and young. You have a cough. Why
not try it? Refuse substitutes. Still-
oon-Poweli Germ—Adv.
I HM ‘l Lisp in: l t'.‘
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SANTA BARBARA. Cal.. July
1 (AP).—-From a flimsy shack.
sight by fourteen fest. "furnish
ed" with five email empty pack-
ing cast-s and a make-believe ta-
ble of discarded boards to which
an Associated 'Press wire had
been hastily hooked. the first di-
rect news of Santa Bafbsra'a dis-
aster went out to the world shori-
ly after noon Monday.
This emergency headquarters.
manned by staff writers and icin-
Agraph operators, filed a. steady
stream of news on the ochldo
temblor through the day and into
.the nlsht, checking and recheck-
iug lists of dead and iniurcd. es-
timating and re-estimatiug from
the best available data the mate-
rial loss to tho community.
From bore the staff men rant-
ed tho stricken area from the
Arlington Hotel to the waterfmnt
in novenending expeditions to get
the facts to the outside world.
When night ft-II a new web
How Associated Press: Sent Out
Quake News; Packing-Case Office
ism faced theme-what about
light! For thewiros had to be
kept going so that those who read
the niorninl nopdrs’comfortably
between sips of coffee might know
how a. city of 11.000 had fared
during and after one of tho out-
standing vcataciysms of the Pacific
coast.
The obstacle of-iack of light,
due to the collapse of the elec-
tric power house. was surmount-
ed by backing an automobile up
to the “door" of the Associated
Press "bureau" and stringing a
wire with a tiny -bulb attached
from the machine's battery to the
operating table.
Across the street the city fll'F-
man had establishod a lunch
counter. and between cups of
steam ng black coffee. the he-
grimo staff men of Tho Associ-
ated Press "pounded" out the
story of Santa Barbara's disas-
ter and her heroin plans for re-
Am. VHEBEACH ATI.
cuperation.
SAYS NEW QUAKES 0N COAST
’ ARE DUE TO
ORIGINAL SHOCK
By JOHN S. O'COSOR. Ii. J.
Director Fordham University hois-
mic Station.
The etlrthquake tremors phirh
rocked Santa Barbara for the sec-
ond time yesterday morning were
not caused by a new earthquake hut
wcrr due to the after effects of the
original catastrophe. There are al-
uais "settling" tremors after an
earthquake. They are caused by the
adjustment of the surface of the
earth to its new formation. Yester-
day morning's tremors were so
alight they sure rerorded on our in-
struments only very faintly.
Earthquakes are caused by stress-
as being- set up in the surface of the
earth. The effect of these stresses
is so great as to cause the surfaro
to Music or to crack and suddenly
tcllmc the stresses. causing a roac-
tion to set up. That reaction is a
rapid vibration of (he surrounding
earth surface. Just as the sound
en es trawl out after an osplosion
so the earth waves travel out after
ills formation of a fault. .-
111» Santa Barbara oarthouaks
was caused by a fault or fiasuro in
the surface of the earth. This kind
of tremor is termed a "tectonic
qtilkn." as distinct from a "volcanic
quake." which is caused by the or-
options of a whom. The fault or
fissure in the surface of the earth
sometimes ntsnds from ten to fit-
taan miles lriosr tho surface. and
occasionally a greater distance.
Wort-s Run About! Earth
The n'gveo which spread out after
the formation of rfauit constitute
the earthquake proper. They may
run completely around the earth.
and so may he recorded on seismo-
graphs in all parts of the world.
There are three different typos of
the earthquake. Tho epicentre is
the exact point ‘of orlsination of the
tremors. These throo wsus haw
different velocities. and in some
roses travel different paths. From
the differsncr- in \olocity and path
we can determine the distance. and
in the clue of a wry clear record on
tho recording instrument. the direr~
tion and origin of the quake.
It is the function of a solemn-
graph to pick up those tremors and
record them. Those \ihralions which
can he felt without the aid of in-
struments occur only in tha immedi-
ato \iriniiy of the epicentre.
ever. the waves travel out in all til-
rections with diminishing intensitl.
At some distant seismograph station
the actual movement of the ground
lnsy ho oniy'ton ons-lhousandths of
an inch. and it is the purpose of the
seismOgrsph to register-this motion.
to amplify it. as. well as to make a
permanent record of it.
'l’ho ortusl motion of the earth in
New York City .duo to the original
iiant‘a Bsrbsra oarthoiisko was
about one-fiftieth of an inch. or too
microns. "Nitrous" to tho standard
measure used by tho ulsmoiogista.
and is the equivalent of one twenty-
ii\o thousandth of an inch. Tho
moat up-io-dato instrument in our
at too magnifies tho motion of the
as h approximately :60 ii es. The
Montana earthquake so rec rdod at
our station was approximately at:
times stronger than thov‘mta ist-
hara anthem
Occur Genera May Follow.
(icosn geyser! to. the Pacific
Ocean fairly class to tho California
coast may result from tho modiag
Iida on California beaches. Changes
shades.
Slips have the drop, shadow-proof-hem.
Charming “Undies” at $1.98
Included fli‘t' hand-made Genus, Chemise
and Princess Slips. all delightfully dainty.
("olorerl fll'lll White Cotton Costume Slips.
Silk Costume Slips, white and pastel
Ladics’ Pajama s of c o l 0 re d
crepe, novelty block design. Chlorrrl Silk
Step-ins and Bloomers. All our ("nstunle
- makers.
. Special Offerings
for the coming holiday and the summer days that follow.
{These items are of special interest to those who want style and quality
at the lowest prices at which these essentials can be procured. ‘4
Neckwear
Delightfully dainty Jsbots, Collar and
Cuff Sets. Jabot Ruffling by the yard,
Sectional Lace for collars, plain and fancy
Frilling. Lace Paneling. Windsor Ties.
Middy Tit-s, etc., all the
products of fine
0
All are well known,
reliable makes .......
«. ‘- Silk Hosiery .
Ladies’ Silk Hose, white, black and colors.
59c $3
Gloves
The famous “Kaystér” Silk Gloves. white,
black and colors,
1W0 Clasp, pair ooa aoo s oooOoo’g‘oos85c
”Kayser” Silk Underwear
“Kayser” Knitted Silk Vests.
pink $1.50
“Kayser” Italian Silk Vests,
' bbdice top ..........-...... $2.50
“Kayser” Italian Silk Bloomers.
“marvelfit” ;. . .. . . .,.v. . . ... $3.75
Children’s Socks
'All white, white with fancy tops, and
solid plain colors with fancy tops, at 35c
and 506 pair.
Infants’ white Silk Sex, with hand cro-
cheted tops. 00¢ poll.
Children ‘s Silk Sex, all sizes 750 and $1.85
season's pretty pastel
Shades oo..|~lo|.‘.l..loosaoo
Rayon Silk Underwear
Vests, Bloomers and Step-ins, in the
'An excellent
$1.49
86 Washington Street
Children’s Headwear
assortment , of dainty, Baby
Caps, Children’s frilly Bonnets,» Pique
Hats trimmed with real Irish lace, Color-
ed organdy Hats, Checked ginghsm'sun-
bonnets, boys' washable Hats, etc., all at
popular priced. ‘ .
Store will remain open until nine o‘clock Friday evening on account of being closed
dsy, July 4th.
e 'N; E. Ryan. Co.
South Not-walk, Conn.
Hoof
the ocean this to terror.
oi the
"the meme summon 1,
vows or SANTA BARBARhHiT
infamous» norm.
.5“? menses, new;
in the level of the. ocean bod cause
After a
fissure forms in the mean bed he
isill ham what is human an ocean
leakage. “hich allow. thr I‘llf‘r to;
soap Ihl'oiia‘ii the led into a sol-iitintmlm')‘. I "relied a communication
of the earth which is Al moth high~ “More! days son from Prof. (Hm. imran public the fact that Bendan-
or temperature than tilt fwd. strain anal, Agsmrmnon. head of the itsi- lot is being prosccuird by the Italian
Anonuncement
Final Dash!
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home“... -'..i%...'
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wow
leases in Santa Barbara. four of its leading hotels and a glimpse of the waterfront and famous beach.
will form and may. in turn. set up'isn Goo-Physical Observatory. near Government on a charge of seismo-
anothsr disturbance in the vicinity Roma. in nitich Prof. Agamemnon logical quarkery.
seismic srnmont charges
perhaps fainting moan goyaera.
.N'oisntir dlwturbantvo flnnfll
\
rr’s' THE END:
Rialto Clothes Shop
oorrm'aas roll as asp sore
153 WASHING'I‘QN ST.. SOUTH NORWALK
THE LAST TWO DAYS
of. this wonderful sale willxsee the greatest
bargsin given in this sale. The final cut in
all prices will bring a terrific rush of buyers.
it will be ill, climax of veins giving in men’s
and children's apparel. All our latest inor-
ehandiso included in this sale—a lsndslids of
sweep the counters. racks
and shelves of merchandise. like a blisssrd.
bargains that will
MEN'S WHITE
HAND‘K
EACH
3
3c
Reg. val. 10c ea.
Men’s Strong
Work Pants
Sale Price
$1.27
MEN’S
All wool and finely tailored. Everyone In all thevery latest colors and English
a wonderful buy.
Collar Attached
Regular value $1.95
Men's English
Broadcloth
SHIRTS
All Colors
Sale Price
$1.57
Reg. val. $2.30
,_ Men 's Fine
Worsted Dress Pants
Sale Price
$2.47
Regular value $3.50
SUITS
he
prophesied will any degree of ar-
dsnounccd tits so-rallod
The ltslia n Gov-
ihat Rendandi's
prophet Raphael Ilendsni. an itelianliain sarthquaks proditiInM have
n-ondraner of Farms ital)". lit-
asked ms to bring lirfmw ills Am-
THE CLIMAX!
‘ iPUBL‘lC SALE ENDS FRIDAY NI HT
The people who have waited for this last
and final cut in all prices will be fully ro-
psid. as this stock was so large and com.
plete :tho assortments, even with the enor-
Men’s
Athletic Union Suits
Sale Price
77c -.
Regular value 31.2
MEN’S SUITS
style. Double-breasted.-
$7.95
Regular value $18.00
'~ LADIES’ PURE
SILK HOSE
Full Fashioned
All Colors
$19.95
Regular value $30.00
(ourrlmns FOR MEN AND BOYS)
153 WASHINGTON- ST.
“ Directly Opposite Riaito Theatre
C
SOUTH NORWALK ‘
resulted in a slackening in th- tour-
ist influx.
Bondsndl‘a claims to ho a seismic
prophet are false. inasmuch‘as his
And
ohtnining several rcprimrs.
ldaya aflcr Grant‘s «lrsth. Kreusor ‘
slaying '
' was also indirird for this
THE FINISH!
Come for Miles
Bargain Seekers
SETSCLOTHEST
tier of tho patrolman. for \iillf‘h ho
is awaiting a acrond trialnnttcinntv
ed to kill himself lif'i‘u yesterday of.
nig.
fore prisoners and guards succeeded
in smothering the flames.
Earlier in ”it: day a pocket knife
had been found ill Kramer's coll.
it was reported. It was with i.
uhile the too “am in the visitdfl‘
room to Him“! reintiws. ,‘_.
Krauser not fire to his clothes and"
to his mattress and then lay door!
on iho matlrcsl \alth ills: flames
lif‘kf‘d about him and guards trlo‘
frantically to corn his cell door,
water and the flnmcd extinguished...
pitai where his condition
sidsrod serious.
being takr'n to the hospital.
moancd repeatedly, "My enemiesaa
it."
\‘i‘ordrn Wr-sihrook said he tier;
lirwd Krntlsrr is insane. Kramer
and Grant “ore both found guilt?
slid sentenced to death
murder of Policeman Ralph Sitting
drra during the holdup of a (u,
store two yrnrs ago. "W
Grant. a youth of to, “as rafting
a new trial but Kruusrr obtains,
one.
and is now awaiting trial on two
charges of murder. iii
results do not rltrck up with any 60:
greo of accuracy as to place nii'd'
time. Any one “ho has followéd
salsmolosy may make general phi:
dictions that cover largo spaces aim:
can predict with accuracy.
should pay attention to accountsfif’
seismic. disturbances unless verified.
by an authority on seisntology. ..
AHRE lQCilEAl
m m
Chicano. .luly 1.-——(AI'). W‘la ,.
tor Krauser. charged with tho mus. 2,,
tier in the t‘ouniy jail of E"¢rhngd;»_
(irunt, an accomplice ill the inurn.‘
ternoon by soiling flro to his Clah‘ M
H0 was sr-rlously but-nod bed. ..
Finally the coil “fill flooded with...‘
Krauser was taken to the Jail bole w
is con- ,_
As Kruusep‘wu "
Grant. hoemcr. succeeded in.
long inl'nals of Ilmf‘. tilt no 0!!! .. .,
No on!) . ,,
"no ‘
‘ii. of;
‘u
If. .
4 l‘»
pocket knife that ho stabbed (mint , a:
for 1119‘.
..
:W "
Save Money
nlous business the
MEN'S
OVERALLS
All Colors
Sale Price
970
Sport Sweaters
Slip-One, all colors
and Sizes
$4.67 1
Regular value $7.50 .
BOYS’ 'ALL‘sWOOL‘
4 Piece Suits
$8.95
Regular value $15.00
o
broken, and you will find plenty to pick
from. Nothing has been spared, prices have
been cut. and then out again. Even if you
have visited this sale. come again.
Remember. Friday night ends it!
. Reg. val. $1.50
L ‘A fine black traveling
.'
o
t. has been done, are un-
liiEN’S SOX
All Colors
Sale Price
Each
9c
Reg. val. 256 ea.
Men’s Fine All Wool
Hand Tailored
Topcoats
Sale Price
$14.95
Regular value $25
~FREEFREE
bag, size 18 in. with
p. purchase of every
man’ssuit. ‘
4 our
Norwalk Chronicler