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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1925)
PAGE TEN THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1925 Report of C. D. Thomas, chief Dollar inspector for iiio vtato bu reau of labor, who has examined the cause cf the 'explosion which took place last week at the plumb ing establishment of Theo Hurr on South Commercial street, was made public today.. The chief rea Bon for the explosion, as indicated in the report, 1b that the tank from whfc h the steam emerged was waa welded together in such Way as to allow the parte to sep arate, permitting the water to seep out. "Housewives need have no con ecru about the hot water tanks used in their homes," the renor reads in part, "such tanks are gen rally of the required material an properly constructed. Many house wives become nervous when stea. issues from the hot. water faucet. fearing an overprussure on th tank might cause an explosion. The report indicates that Huch danger Is extremely remote. Mr. Darr stated at the time the cement occurred that U was caused, In hie opinion, by-the fact that the parts of the tank wer welded together where they prop eiiy should have been riveted. Th report states that along the sides particularly, where the water came through, the welding was weak. Burr's tank was equipped with check valve to keep Uc water from passing back Into the pipe. ThiB might have resulted in high pressure on the tank, it ie said had it not been for tho fact that the tunk wus uUo equipped with a safety valve, approved by the in Bpcctor, kept tho pressure from go ing obovo 100 pounds. While the ordinary hot water tunk Installed in Salem holes does not have a aufety valve, neither does it have a check valve, and any high pres et! re would dimply force the water back Into the pipe rather than causing the tank to burnt. ' Barr declares that if mere ex pansion of water had forced the tank open It would liuvo opened earlier In the day when the water wns heating ami expanding. What actually happened, he Bays, was that day after day th expansion and contraction of tho water within tho tank worked tlx Welding loose. Had it -been slight T3? stronger, H might have lasted longer, and tho ueddent occurred when the ;rhop was full, with n ro. lilting low of several lives. The water, finally allowed to flow through the crack, wuh immediate ly transformed into at com when tho pressure was released. Water always transforms hilo Mourn more easily at low pressure than at high pressure, which ie the rea son why the housewife sometimes gets nothing hut steam from, the faucet, when there Is nothing hut water in the pipe. The water, changing Intosleam, had tho effect of a strong push, which did damage to the shop ontl ninlcd ot $2500. The establishment is being rap idly repaired, new windows hav ing been put in at tho front mid along the north side, where they were completely demolished. Parts of the north wall (hat were torn loose have been replaced. ON THE AIR SATURDAY KliiUT I'uejriu Time) KGW, Portland Ore., 491.5 6-8 K M., I'm hp's .Society Five from the main dining room of tho Portland hotel; 10-12, Prasp's Society Five from the main dining room of the Port land hotel, KGO, Oakland, Cal 361.2 8:10 P. M., diversified musical program; 10-1, Hotel St. Fran cis dance orchestra. KPO, Han Francisco, Cal., 428.3 6:35 P. M., Waldemor Llnd and the States restaurant orchestra; 8-12, Jack Cookley's Cablrlane. SUNDAY (Pacific Time) KGW, Portland, Ore., 40J.C 10:26 A. M. to 12 Services from First Presbyterian church; 7:65 P. M., evening services by di rect wire from First Church of Christ, Scientist, of Portland. 2 YEARS FOR F Chicago. Aug. 28 AP) Irving Schlig, suspected as the myster lous airplane bootlegger plying be tween Canada and Chicago and Harry Berinan, Identified by tho police as a gunman and robber wero shot to death near tho Ash' burne aviation field In the south west corner of Chicago early to day. Schllff, held responsible for some of Chicago's spectacular and dar ing holdups and robberies, is' be llevcd to have been slain by rival bootleggers who feared his suc- ess in bringing in good whisky and "other liquors might lead to him acquiring a monopoly in mo bootleg tiadc. Svvampscott, Mass., Aug. 28 Ai) Tho Mayflower, with Presi dent and Mrs. Coolfdge aboard sail id today for Plymouth, Muss., where the Pilgrim Fathers lunded more than 300 years ago. Tho trip was arranged to permit tho executive- to visit historic points In and around Plymouth and to motor from thnt placo to Cohanset for luncheon with C. W. Barron, publisher 0f tho Wall Street Journal, before returning to wniiG uourt. Mr. and Mis. Coolidgo had as their guests .Secretary and Mrs. Sanders, Colonel S. A. Cheney. military aldt, nnd Major James F. Coupal. (hn president's physician. Washington, Aug. 28 AP) Private George 1. Beam, a mem ber of the marine guard of the summer White House in Swamp scott, has been sentenced to two years in the navy prison at Ports mouth, N. II., on the charges of conduct to the prejudice of good order and discipline, being absent without Jeave for 14 hours, slander, including remarks derogatory to the -service, breaking arrest und refusing to bathe when under ar rest. Tho original offense, that of be ing absent without leave, was committed in June. The prison I sentence was fixed by a general court-martini at 3 l years but was reduced to two years by Secretary Wilbur upon recommendation of Major General LeJeune, com mandant of the marines of the mar ine corps. - - Military prisoners are required to bathe regulurly and the charges declared the man had refused to wash in the most convenient place,' the ocean, when ordered to do so by his superior officer. Beam's home is in Lebanon, Par lam Spruule, president; Paul Shoup, executive vice-president; H. D. Deforest, chairman of the exe cutive board; It. E. Strahorn, pres Ident of the O. C. and E. railroad, and George Boschke, chief engin eer for the Southern Pacific. Tho officials said there would bo no charge In their previously an nounced plans of rail construction in this section of the state, al though Mr. Deforest, In a formal statement, declared that the South ern Pacific must be saved from "destructive competition" It the new lines are to be self-supporting within the next few years. New Corporations. Articles of Incorporation were filed with the state corporation commission here Wednesday utt follows: Medicla Products company. Kill ton; W. E. Jones, W. E. Putnam and A. D. Garber, Incorporators; capital stock, $20,000. Klamath Palis, Aug. 28 High officials of the Southern Pacific company returned last night from a trip of inspection over this end of tho Natron cut-off construction well as the contemplated ex tensions In Klamath county and elsewhere in central Oregon. 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