THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1923
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE THREE
Glass Protected Seismograph Now in Geology Building Tells Slightest Tremors of Earth
It's in a glass enclosure, something like flowers in a greenhouse, it's very delicate and yet very heavy, it doesn't have a nose and yet it senses impressions and you about them! Can you guess what it is? I don't believe you can so I tell you—it's a seismograph—one of those things that is always telling takes or old Mother Nature!
Go into the Geology building, downstairs, turn to your left (if you have a computer), and use the left-hand stair) and you site this complicated task, a rather technical recording of memory. Of course, quick-recording memory. Of course, it's simple to understand—if you are a professor of physics, or engineer, then you're doing deals with this particular subject.
...here is Inverted Pendulum Type.
But briefly, here is the way it is
made for on-lookers, even as you
and I do. This type is one of the
inverted pendulum type. A steady
mass iron at the top weighs
about 250 pounds. This weight is sup-
ported by a steel lever and in turn
is supported at its lower end
by two pairs of steel bands, the two
pairs being placed at right angles to each other.
These band springings permit of a movement about a horizontal axis and to push the ball against the pendulum—for such is the iron bar with the mass it supports—to rebound.
Two light arms extend outward from the steady mass and through multiplying levers connect the mass tips rest upon the smoked paper.
As the paper is carried forward by the drum, a line is traced upon it, and then another trace will be made. The traced line will be an irregular one. One of the pointers is affected by north-south disturbances and the other those from east-west directions.
electricly Controlled by Clock Through an electric connection controlled by a clock, the pointers are moved in one direction by a cross mark along the tracing.
Around Mt. Oread
Truly, it is a marvellous device, as respondable as the season's change and the season's change. It is almost necessary to quote the common "want-and." Must be seen to
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W. R. Kercher of Topken, a representative of the Southwestern Bell Telephone company of Topken, with former CEO Mike Reeves, on "Public Relations of Engineers," and later interview those involved in agreement with the telephone interests.
Prof. Goldwin Geldenth,牙席 of the School of Architecture, leaves Sunday, Feb. 19 for a regional conference at the University of Chicago and Architects at St. Paul. As a director of the institute, he will be in charge of nine chapters of this district
Members of the department of Spanish and the outgoing council of El Atencio were entertained at a tea party of the Spanish department. The face of the Spanish department.
hostesses of the occasion were Miss Jenkinson and Miss Brady, of the department of Spanish.
The women physical education majors and pre-majors will meet on Monday, February 24 to work on different types of dancing and floorwork. The class has been started as a laboratory for practice in dance techniques. Students should know before they reach the Theory classes, according to Miss Margaret Borio, adviser to physical education.
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Prof. C, M. Young, of the department of mining, has just returned from Tulsa and Barrieville, Oklaho, where he was investigating problems of oil and gas production. He was seeking, particularly, for problems in mining in Oklahoma, and production might use in the birth for research.
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