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SIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1925. H ,J , F 1 th(.-n II .... i. . .. . 1 . - . V J e ; k : ira : u:i'-zn!-'. tl 5 IS OAS RANOE I PC S i J. Burner Uf -.7, 5 1 5b:!.JJS.'0"J gj' 0 . .. i K1 MORE ABOUT CALIFORNIA EARTHQUAKE (Continued from page 1.),. the wmmmwp will put a NewHeart iriYova Kitchen- Southern Oregon Gas Company 340 North Jackson Roseburg, Oregon Phone 235 largest structure In the city, com pletely collapsed alone one third 11 ' t ,.. Tka lrllnan. 1 1 ... 1 nnd the St. Francisco Hospital i Wsjlwere partially destroyed. unv 01 me lour kuowd aau, a Mrs. Perkins, wife of a weal'by rallrcad man, was hilled In the co'lnpse of a wins; of the hotel. The other three persons killed were found In the wreckags of business buildings on State Street, 'i hey had not been ld?mifl?d at 11 a. in. tnat "one complete power plant was destroyed." but added that the I sender of the message did not I know whether the plant damaged was the Edison plant. SAN LUIS ODISPO. Cal.. June 29. Wire communication between San I. ills Obispo and Santa Bar bara failed at 6:41 a. m. this morn ing about the time the earthquake was felt in Santa Barbara. ' SAX FRANCISCO, June 29. The Federal Telegraph Company here was attempting to get In touch with the steamer Humboldt, known to be In the vicinity of the Port of Sama Barbara. The company re ported that it heard two unnamed steamers on the air, one of which reported that a power house in Santa Barbara had collapsed. SAN FRANCISCO, June 29. The Pacific Telephone Telegraph company here received word that 'another bp ere earthquake was IHt at Santa Barbara at JO: 15 a. m. L 1 ' : 1 1 ;. ; ; - ! f ' : V' ; s . i ' I : . f . ' ' 1 ,.,. - ,t ,f,; ' . i, , ....... . I. tmnnlh .. , . ,. i',i .... w :a..,..,. "J i-- ' Cosf "Lifting" Oil TIip I) 1 1 rem, of mint's s:iy that frciui L'O ti IK) per cfiit of the totnl voxi of jirudiicln' in'tmleuni may (. rlcir-t-.l to lifting the oil. AN though Iho lifting roht nmyos from livsn (hart lhre cnt! a hurrel nt llowins vvh, proiluclng several liiimlrtMl hnrrclH n May, to y.l ti hap roi. at wells prmiucinif lesft than n lifth 4f n harrel a day, the lifting nwt pr w pII iiuiy rant'e fmtn more than ,) nt lar'p tlowlni; wells if tin lype recently ilNt-mered In ( tklnlioiua, TcX.-is, Arkansas nnd Calit'ornia, to less than $10 at mnny of t Jit? ohl wells punipei only a few hours n week, us In most of the oil lleiri.i of New York and Pennsyl vania, w here the nverage produc tion per well per day Is less than one-fourth of a barrel. The around the world tM of Major Tcdro Zanni of the Ar gentine army, came to an abrupt end at Osaka. Japan, when a high wave wrecked hi plane. The accident occurred as he was taking off for Kasumigaura, preparatory to attempting to fly across the 1'acific over the route followed In the opposite direction by the U, S. world fliers. Authority on Card The expression "uccordins to lloyle" refer to Kdmond lloyle, n writer on Kaines, who was Itorn In i:n!and In HiTJ. Little Is known about: lloyle's life. Tradition says lie u;ih etUwuliu) for the bar. At any rate, he went to London, where he spent much of bts time writing on tames and (riving lemons In card pluyiiiir, especially whist. He pub lished a hook in which be sys tematized the laws nnd rules of vthlst. a game on which be was considered an authority. 1 1 in name became proverbial as an authority on tallies. Playing a pamo lloyle' came to mean playing it fair and according to the recognized rules, lloyle died In Loudon In Kansas City Star. SANTA BARBARA, Cal. June 29 , All the brick buildings in Santa Barbara were demolished this morning Including the Arlington Hotel by the earthquake which swept the state and it seems to have centered Its ferocity on this city. Water mains and river res ervoirs were broken and the city was partly flooded. Two fires started in the city but ported done by these, so far little damage had been re It is feared that there may be considerable loss of life particul arly In the ruins of the Arlington Hotel, one of whose walls collaps ed like an egg shell. The main street of the city up heaved and buckled under the tem- . blor and as the water niains part ied geysers shot up through the pavement. , i Accompanying the quake were i tremendous waves which rushed in from the bay flooded the low 1 lands. The largest building In the city, the Granada block, withstood the ! shock. The earthquakes appeared to 1 center In the business district. There were two evere shocks at 6:46 and 6:47, followed by about 2 others of minor violence. Survivors of the San Francisco earthquake of 1906 residing In Santa Itarbara declared today's shock exceeded the northern trem blor in violence. The twist of the quake broke water and gas mains, snapped telephone and telegraph wires, broke the rsservolr supply- j Francisco and 104 miles from Los tng the city with water. Break- i Angeles. age of the reservoir did not, how- Santa Barbara has been long ever, cause any damage. ! noted for iu hi tmirtst hntln nnd Ita mild clUnnte, both of which l.in, w uvii u siiiKit; iiiia hi parage was found to te function State street has been closed to , "v r " """" from the Arlington Hotel ,aw l. y u I aauin jiniuaia lias iuuic .lainio to fame than its tourist attrac tions. It Is in the midst of a vast 'citrus fruit area and flowers grow them in trnnirnl liiYiirinnr Its SAN FRANCISCO. June 29. Dr:,cnt ,P"nanent population Is Southern California in the vlcln- "uma.eu ai approxuuaie.y . ZMy ELECTRld RANGE- Vv-T raJg E SAN FRANCISCO, June 29. An earthquake at 6-:44 a. m. today caused the southern Pacific round house at Santa Barbara, Cal., to cave -In, demolished the railroad station at (loleta. nine miles north of Santa Barbara, and thrust the railroad tracks out of line at Na ples, 15 miles north of Santa Bar bara, -the Southern Pacific dis- i patchers office was Informed here Just before the telegraph wires failed. All wire communication with Santa Barbara ceased after the shock at 6:44 a. m. and efforts are being made to ascertain whether any additional damage was done. SAN FRANCISCO, June 29. I Santa Barbara, seat of an old Franciscan mission, dating back to 1786, Is one of the famous water ing places of America. Its beau tiful situation, partly encircled by hills and mountains has given it the- name of the Mentone of Am erica. It Is 276 miles from San I POWER COMPANY UAiRPAKINKKS IN JilUUKS3 ECONOMY isn't the only reason why housewives take such a natural pride m their electric ranges. It's one of the practical reasons, of course like the quick, clean, electrical heat, the freedom from fuel and ashes, the better roasts and baking. But after all, these might be a man's rea sons for equipping his home with an elec tric range. Woman's reasons go deeper. If you wish to see what every woman thinks of clean, convenient, efficient electrical appliances throughout the home, notice the pride with which she says, "MY elec tric range." There is now an electric range in one out of every seven houses on the COPCO system. . . - Select one for your home from the mod els on display at your nearest dealer's. Con venient payments may be easily arranged. Telephone communication with l.os Anftelea was restored about ore annually from all world. Karly reports over the said that traffic to tho beach. Owlnn to the daneer of badly J damaged business blocks collaas-, ing. ity of Santa Itarbara three hundred miles south of here, was rocked by an earthquake at 6:45 this morninK. information received here by the Western Union Tele graph Company Indicated. The principal lines of communication into the area believed most severe ly affected by the temblor have been snapped. Reports from Gavlota Indicate! that the region most severely rock- this of course, being greatly aug mented In the summer season. This season, la now at Its height i there. v THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY LOS ANGELES, Juno 29. A severe earthquake shock rocked Los Angeles at 6:43 o'clock this morning. Downtown buildings swayed considerably, but the movement was slow and even and there were . i ' . . ' ,. ' the motion continued for more oiuu.iin, t i tmiHMii inn mic-a were broken by the shake and lucordinp tnN .- .,mKiH . me ennnquaLe n t.i, i . I, . . . . Intervals but all Keep the Home Larder Stocked : Very often, wlicn it is inconvenient for you to dress for a trip down town, or it is too late for tlie delivery to . reach you in time for dinner, you will npprecittte having stocked your pnntry with our canned foods. I us up nnd tell us will be delivered Let us take your order now jut cnl what you want, and the groceries promptly. - PICKENS BROTHERS Perkins HMtf. Ph. 68 Eegan Life Work Early Two men nlm Imve been i-misld oreil tho wurUI's most fiinmii clowns tnrtcil ntlng at n very cjirly iit-e. Joseph Crlimilill. the great fun maker of Kncland, mmle llrst bow to an niKllenre as Hie Utile flown at the ne of one year anil eleven months. Ity the time lie was three years old he was a ns llhu iiicmliiT of (In- ciniiiany at Sadler's Wells theater, being east In Hie arduous part of "thu Utile monkey." '"'iw I.. Ynx. the .rlmal.ll of .Mllelha. Illlil than a minute. continued at ...... i... .. i .. ... on Ihe railroad right of way and , ,PanVi VPt e!:tr(,n.iv B1.vere move was flooding over the yards. mpnt8 Tne tremorB were a. The earthquake did not reach ; far nortn a5 Newhnll. some 31 San Francisco. nii0, from nere, a,.ror.ling to telo- An oil tank collapsed at Haker. Phne company reports, submerging the Southern Pacific The tremors were continuing at Company's tracks there, the com-lj:f;6 o'clock. round house at Santa Barbara fell Xn earthquake -of several seconds in, crushing several locomotives, duration and severe enough to .Many slides were reported along sway buildings and shake pictures the highway. from walls was felt here at 6:44 " m. today. No damage was re- SAN FRANCISCO, June 29. ported. State Street is the main thorough- j fare or Santa Barbara. It extends I from the beach for a distance of i several miles. Business blocks 1 ranging In height from two stories to ten, line each side of the street I These buildings are mainly of brick and concrete construction. The Arlington Hotel, one of the ! famous resorts on upper State ! Street, Is about beach. Speedy Trial for Dental' Murderer SAN FRANCISCO. June 19. The First National Bank and one school were destroyed at Santa Barbara, the Southern Pacific Company heard. SAN FRANCISCO. June 29. The Southern Pacific Company re ported here that but eight miles of its tracks were affected by the Santa Barbara earthquake. Trains can reach Santa Barbara from l.os Angeles, while southbound trains can go ns far South as tlo- mlle from the le,a' eiKht m"8 fro" ,nat oUy mile from the , Tramn , ,)pln(? roul,, by Wiiy or the Ran Joaquin Valley and the company reports all trains are going through on time. pany advised. The quake seemed to center at a point between San I.uls Obispo and carpcuteria. SAN FRANCISCO, June !9 The Cabrllla House and a big beach hotel at Santa Barbara were destroyed In the earthquake, the Southern Faclflc Company was sdvised here. Most of the build ings on State Street were destroy The C.llbraltar dam. said by the itmnpl.v 1 ,lv" f,llm,us was of 1 k T ci.ys waier n theutrlcal family and 'made hi. . ""J Irs, appear,,...- ', ,he s, , " . 1. 1 en ""7"?, "f1; Th'' f ?J,rl" he , Ihe ,ea,s in two and then collaps- M e, no word was received as to ueatiis or injuries from any sour- j CCS. Leather Long Preserved Tieies of IcMlticr l.elleveil o be slv reniurles old. dug up in London In exi a. i, ting for die foundations of a new building, were Mill in si. heaMe rendition ,III( were used by j Hie work, i lo repair their shoes I I lie ti.i.l was made la a heap about I siiui.re of waWe ami layer of I I.OS ANC.KI.KS. June, "9 Ad. l.pparel.Uy had 'vires to .ho I.V.I..r T.rh let. yards l.ianilfartut l-laik I, mil whirl. ler,i the dump of ,. NI-:V YOUK. June 29. Hugh N'ill. Vie, resident of the Sl.lllh ern I'ariflr lliilroad was Inform ed .his afternoon that 2iu. n.iles of the company's railroad tracks were thrown out of line at points o.er a distance of 200 miles by s I REMOVAL NOTICE w, e welcome you in our tit-w er in ker. dei I tt i eentur. l-ri-M-rved the iiialerint. Meiil emti. ifi-d In tin l-oiir-I lie wt mr.li l ..I Hakersfield. Oxnard and Santa Barbara to the North and Colton to the East all reported to the Southern Pacific train dispatrher here that they felt the tremorH. No reports of damage came Into the Southern Pacific office here. The earthquakes were felt In an unusual degree of severity at Molave and Lancaster, Antelope Valley, a hundred miles north of here, according to operator of the Los Angeles Hureau of Power and Light System. The center of disturbance seem ed to he In Los Angelen and to tho North, preliminary telephone nnd telegraph reports indicated. Ventura reported that the move ment wan Revere there. Clocks vrre stopped bv the tremors In Los Angelen. El Oentro reported that the tremors wero not felt In the Imperial valley. Western Pnton nnd Pacific Telephon and Tvlcsraph vires west, of Ventura In the direction of Santa Harhara went dead in the earthquake and an hour later the compnnies reported they wore not able to estahlUh communica tions with Santa Harhara. home whre we will be Ix ttrr equipped, and more alert to your rterds in our line of woik. j j Political Science Mr. I. lb.- I hoar Srnntor F!h duo has Installed a radio oulilt lo his U lilii-iii,i rcldruiiv Mr Had -Yes; ihe ne't thing In polltln will be wireless pulling ANAIIKIM. Cal.. June III. An earthquake of moderate inienl.y occurred here at 6:44 a. n,. No dnmage has bcs?n reported. BERNIER THE TAILOR New Location Two Door North Liberlf Theatre A Business AVan Goes to Bed HappiJ ana wokes up happy it Business is adOertised pM. Cm) I'ompany fn.m the naval radio sta tion nt Point Arguello reported the power plant at Santa Barbara totally destroyed. VKNTITIA. Cal.. June 29 -The clly of Santa Harhara Is flooded as the result of bursting nator mains which cracked under the strain of Ihe earthquake there ihls morning. Houses and buildings' morning, according to eye wit- j swayed slightly during the short inesses who returned from there, duration of the shock, less than So far no fires have been report-la minute. No report of any darn ed from Santa Barbara and all the I"" being done has been received bullillncs there are said to he In-, here yet. I LOS ANCiFI.FS. June 29. An j eve-witness account of the Santa , i Itarbara earthquake was brought ' to I.os Angeles today by Dr. Fre derick V. Fischer, lecturer for the . Los Angelas Chaaiber of Com- i merre who was aboard a Southern Pacific train passing through the i city when the temblor occurred. I "We were Just pulling out of j Santa Harhara for Los Angeles , when our train liegan to swing " j sharply from side to side." ' he SAN JOSE. Cal.. June 29. A ! said. "It felt as though wa had second earthquake, less severe ; jumped the track." than the one which worked havoc ; . moment the shaking be in han.a Barbara early today wasiraiue worse and It seemed that recorded by instruments at Santa ihe imin would over on it. Clara College at 10:45 a. m. today, 1 side. The engineer annlied the LOS ANGELES, Cal.. Jure 29. ! The Southern Pacific Hailwav Is rending a Red Cross relief train to Santa Itarbara at 11:30 a. r.i. of ficials here announced. The train is made up of nine coaches and several diners and carries a score of trained nurses. It was reported by Father .. S. Rio ard, head of the physics depart ment at the college. TKe first shock at 6:45 this morning was the most severe recorded at the col- I th lege since 1911, Father Rlcard said. brakes. I looked out the dining car window and saw trees shak ing, houses moving, chimneys fal ling and people running from homes. "As soon as the worst of the ' shocks had been stopped the train SAN FRANCISCO. June 29. ' got under way again and we had The Southern Pacific operator at traveled as far as Summolnnd. Naples, 15 miles northwest of ebout seven miles from Santa Santa Ilarbara, reported another j Parbara. when another shock top severe earthquake shock at 11:30 pled a huge oil tank onto the o'clock. The operator dropped the. 'rack In front of the train. Af telephone and fled. ter this was removed and the train continued, we found In every PAN FRANCISCO. June 29. I l""S and deep cut evidences of The Son. hern Pacific Compnnvjt" quake. We twice narrowly re-estubllshed communication will. missed beiug buried In slides." Santa Itarbara today by telephone . The train arrived. In Los An- I Vi'it itw'i Ys tfi vtm min mm A speedy trial is predicted for Thomas H. Young, Los An geles dentist, who killed his wealthy wife with a dental an aesthetic. The body was found embedded in concrete in a well by police after a fonr month search for the missing woman. In his confession Young reveal ed that his step-son unknowing ly helped conceal his mother's body. Here Is a cure for wants and nn- fulfilled desires. Tell and sell, read and buy the News-Review classified way. Kasy Plckin'! People who can not afford to buy a new car. and between Santa Harhara and San ! geles four honrs behind schedule. I still feel the need of having ' one Luis Obispo and telegraph to San , n- looK fnr a go0(I ,,, car f n rranci-co late this forenoon. . , , , ; News-Review classified ads. urau me ..icisau icu nas. i ALHAMRRA. Cal.. June 29 A 1 ; Ti,-. M,.,-.R..:.. Tl.. slight earthquake shock lasting about 30 seconds was felt here at 6:45 o'clock this morning. No dam ace was reported. T.ONC, REACH. Cal.. June 29 1 mean dollars to you. , o ! Proof of the pudding is In tast ingwhether buyer or seller read .he classified ads. ' classified ads. 3 I Folks nsea td watt for their ship ! to come in. Today they read the ! News-Review classified ads. Results you'll get classified ads. are what count and em with News-Review TtAKERSFIFI.O. Cal., June '29. Appreciable enrthn.inke tremors ( were felt here at 6:45 o'clock this ; jtact. Wire communication. hnw lever. Is entirely rut off. SAN PEDRO. Cal. June 29-Two enrth temblors of moderate Inten sity were felt here between 6 35 jsnd 6:40 a. m. Each of the shocks lasted from 1 to J seconds. Win- Hows rallied and Sunday afternoon at about 3:30 o'clock, a heavy thunderstorm I lasting but a few minutes, record ed here drenching the occpants with rain. The etfecls of the de luge was more apparent in the i mountain. In one instance an ; old settler near Crani.e station awakened to find his honre sur- u .. ; WHuriiru iu iiiiu stances china was Zn;; ""J"r SANTA MARIA. Cal.. June 19- , 'Seven persons were killed In the ' SAN FHXNCISCO June 20 . Th. 'destruction of the Hotel Arlington , Southern Pacific railroad cnmi anv ,n th9 s,nU ,l"rh,,r ""hfluak reports 65 dead at Santa Mar,,. :hl morning, according to advices as a result of the earthquake. .reaching here. (Julrk turnover. Advertise, rlsssiiied ad today bAn sales morrow. SAN FRANCISCO. June -a' 8an FRANCISCO. June 29 message from the steamer II M. One report received by the Sfjih S.orev. S.andanl Oil tanker hleh l rn Pacific Company here sahl that . n ti.te st san.a Itarbara early seven lives had been lost at Santa this morning, plrkod up here hv Itarbara. Another message to the the marine station of ihe lUdlo'same company said that 17 were I Corporation of America, declared .killed. The roof of the company's TIRE SALE! 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