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Identifier: publications01oreguoft (find matches)
Title: Publications
Year: 1921 (1920s)
Authors: Oregon, University of
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Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto
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ta from anasynaesthetic blind subject. By Eaymond H. Wheeler and Thomas D.Cutsforth. 1922. 11. Mental differences in certain immigrant groups. By Kimball Young. 1922. 12. Fossil freshwater mollusks from Oregon, contained in the Condon museumof the University of Oregon. By G. Dallas Hanna. 1922. EARTHQUAKES IN OREGON (\ I.v W AUUlX nrPRK S^flTlT.U-\ivi:ksitv of Oregox CONTEXTS I. IxTRoDUCTiox, Iiiiportance of Subject. IT. Causes of Earthquakes: (a^ Kockfall; (b) Vulcanism :( r ) Tectonic. III. The Geologic Structure of Oregon. 1\. CATALOG of Oregon Earthquakes. \. Ixterpretatiox and Discussion. \I. 1\rther Research Needs. \ 11. Sr.M-MARv and Conclusions. \TIT. Bibliography. Illustrations l^iG. 1. Alaj) showint; ))rincipal rift lines and earth(;uake localities. Fig. 2. Sketch section thron;.^!! the northern part of Warner Lake\alley. Oregon. (.Vfter Russell.) Reprinted from The P)ULi.ktix of the Seismologic.\l Society of America Vnl. IX. No. 3. Scptenilicr. 1919. ■t-t O> <(J (/J
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o 00 Oh5C The Bulletin of theSeismological Society of America VOL. IX. SEPTEMBER, 1919 No. 3 EARTHQUAKES IN OREGON By Wakren DuPrk Smith To one who has not investigated this subject it might appear thatwe were dupHcating the famous story of snakes in Ireland. Such wasthe writers opinion until, at the request of Dr. John C. Branner, hebegan to investigate the matter. To show that he was not alone in thisopinion he will quote two persons who, it seems, should have beenbetter informed. On page 412 of his great work Count Montessus de Ballore,^perhaps the worlds greatest authority on seismic phenomena, wrote in1905 the following: Up to the present earthquakes upon the Pacific slope of Oregonhave not been mentioned. There is, therefore, a seismic hiatus betweenCrescent City and Portland, Washington (he means Oregon). It coin-cides with the Cascade Range. However, on the 14th of December.1873, a great temblor occurred along the epicentral line from WallaWalla to Portland, following the courpublications01oreguoft

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