The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 16, 1923, Page 9

JOVEMBER 16, 1928, ) uN ee THE SPATTLE Consider Empire |Science Fraternity SAMMIE'S SUBMARINE SOLDIERS Why Bus Service| Picks New Menibare — Superintendent of Street Teallways | Ballard Man Grows New Raspberry Crop “Ballard raspberries won't take a |back weat anytime," declared R. W | Ward, 7 Tth N. W,, Friday, and |ho displayed’ a hugo cluster of large, [ripe Jutey frult from his bushes out QROLOGIOAL HISTORY OF WASHING TON—No. 5 The Columbia River of Unparalleled Interest jin that section of the city, Ward . Amazi oP RRS of Vast Length, Amazing Scenery | does not know what yarioty of taap Ticats Directly Thru Cascades [teries ha alto, but he knows that . it the Kwerbea nd anc Js Older, Cut Faster Than Range Rose |he also knows that this Is the first j F a time in tho history of his raapberrtes’ BY H, M. aaah 4s that @ seeond crop has arrived so lato 3 om its majestio i eS ational park, in the seawon, ‘The bushes also carry many large green berries and numer. Fe Columbia, to the tumultous pam One “bar,” where it min. ert of ous blossoms, Meth the Pacitio waters, prosents | ie ma of river scenery and ; Lage which ts rivaled by fow} the Pacific, Tee ein the world, : Tho Columbia Is the only river tn ey Kootenay and Clark Fork)the stato to cut directly across the | abreast of this uplift, but the Colum: | @ Spore join to form the Columbia Just/mountains, and it must puzzle even | bia maintained its course in spite of | @8 soldiers, pela of the international boundary |the casual observer to seo this| the growing mountains, and deepened | ~ _ east corner of Washing-|mighty gorge thru the core of solid and narrowed its valley across them - this point It sweeps south: /rock, To get at the cret of this | as fast as they rose, This continued art dividing the Colville and Spo} phenomenon, it Is necessary to gol until the mountains reached thelr Indian reservations, until the| back in geological history to a paint Present Helght, and resulted In the ne river joins {t from the | before the lava flows when the whole | deep canyon of the river and the ‘Then it abruptly igs West: /of the Columbia plateau and Cascade | “narrows at the Dalles, ting the) mountains of today was a broad, hilly| And so it is only a cane of the river region with plentiful rainfall and alexistipg before the mountains and . wollformed drainage pattern, The| having the strength to overcome the | : ee Columbia at this time, as it is at the | uplitt, 3 in & splendid | present, was tho main stream of the) ‘This of stream ts calle | Eayen enti it meets the Snake river jrogion, draining much of Northwest. antecedent stroma, ‘That other vale|#outteastern portion of the state, ern Washington, With the advent of} leys extended across the mquntains | the lava flows which spread over the | during a portion of ‘their growth, Ls | region, the stream was gradually| shown by the few high passes which pushed northward and mado $o fit| notch the summit of the range, into the present Big Bend by ‘the en. For instance, no stream crosses: filgma XI, honorary solence frater ay di-| nity at the University of Washing: ted the following to Helen Stoody, phar- pharmacy; Jones, geology; Albert M. |Sletmore, ebectrical eng)neering; 1 MacKwell, electrical en. mes B, Hamilton, efvil rred the matter | engineering; B. A. Hughes, civil en- gineering. Initiations are to be jheld at the next monthly meeting. |. Prot. Frederick Starr, who haw been connected with the University of Chicago since 1892 and who has cently taken up his residence in |this city, has affiliated with the | Washington chapter of the honor- ary. D, W, Henderson was Thurs rected to investigate the feasibility|ton, haw elec | of the city operating a bus line from | membership: & downtown district along Empire} macy; H, O, Zumwalt, way to accommodate neverni score| Steven Es residents of the district, who have petitioned the city counel! for trans | ntl portation facil | itles committee to Henderson W. M. Brown, nler’ valley lines, pire way a few said his company 1s considering th operation of a bus line to serve the district, over lodge after ledge, at the othe mate Dalles, ‘The’ stream is only 190 to 200 feot wide at this point and is enclosed by shoer, basaltio cliffs, Krom the edge of the mountains it widens and flows as a. broad, st reais doce te Cascade mountains, a slow uplift from north to south, The smaller streams were unawle to cut down thelr valleys fast enough to keep Cs Eludes Cops Once, onthg thelr valleys, and with the re. but Is Arrested | Alcohol Is Stolen; ‘The Columbia is pecullar tn {ts up:| treat of the ice, damming some of i Sy SO j per course in dividing two distinct|the valleys to produce long, finger: man said to be Paul Alexander | . regions, tho interior plateau and the |like lakes, Lake Chdece on ahs was arrested at Second ave. and Mad-| Hospitals Watched Cascades, This results in a strange | southwest edge of the Sawtooth json st, Thursday by the police, Al A quart of wood alcohol was stolen aituation, From the Spokane river| range, is one of the mont beautiful | est from its source to its final disap. |exander escaped arrest nev from the A, A, Moses residence, 4468 clear around the Bix Bend and along | spots in the Northwest, with its long, | pearance into the rolling Pacific, | ago when police raided his apartment| Whitman ave., ‘Thursday, and police the border ef*tho mountains, no| graceful curves of deep blue water, een a {n the Barker hotel and found a|are watching the hospitals for the rivers enter the Columbia until the |offset by the deep green of the forest| It 1s estimated that there aro|quantity of yen sheo, an opium de-|burglar’s appearance, The thief also Snake river 1s reached, clear in tho] and the ahoor walls of the mountains |100,000 strangern in New York|rivative, and arrested Mrs. Blanche| stole a quantity of Jewelry, Moses Babcock, alias Mrs, Paul nder. | reported, ‘This results from the lack of rainfall | - — ———— — = ———-_-_- on either side, , every day, over ‘the plateau, Former streams were abundant tn this region, as is | evidenced by many dry tributary val: | }/ }leys. From the north and west, |}) | therefore, come almost all the streams | tho high point. Tho Columbia 1s a river of never. ending interest with ts canyon walls of columnar basalt, its mighty rush over tho cascades nour the Dalles and {ts wide variety’ of scenic Inter eo ‘a strange thing happens; de river makes a broad curve am heads directly across the ranges of the. Cascades in almost straight line, At the is of the Snake and Colum- pa the river is 2,000 fect wide, “with a deep channel and steady arent, It narrows upon enter ing the mountains until it be- croaching sheets of voleanto material, The end of this period saw the river in somewhat Its present course, cut. ting @ gorge in the newly-formed dasalts and dmining tho plateau country, Snoqualmie pass today, but there Js a deep notch In the mountains there which Indicates a former river which wags unablo to keep up with tho rising of the range and became deflected into smaller | | that swell the Columbia into such a great river, These tributaries drain the mountainous regions wherdrain- fall is plentiful. | Glaciation affected many of these | FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE—PINE STREET—SIXTH AVENUE ome a raging torrent, plunging Then began the evolution of the! st: flowing either way from branch streams, widening and deep: | Women’s and Misses’ Velour Coats PARADE $12.50 Be $15.00 || Continuous || Exhibition ALL DAY TOMORROW Twenty Windows In an Exceptional Offering, Saturday 50 Boys’ 2-Knicker Suits A New York Maker’s Surplus, Bought at a Very Advantageous Figure CIRCUS ~IX attractive styles in Velour Coats, with fur collars. 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