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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1922
Page
15
R. L. Duncan outlines how transmitting stations create radio waves starting from power sources to spark coil discharges. He describes condensers like Leyden jars and their construction, noting typical capacities and the method by which radio frequency oscillations are generated.
An appeal is being prepared in a test case over last day deposits at the Washington Shoe Manufacturing Co. bank, Scandinavian American Bank of Beattie, and state supervisor John P. Duke. Judge Neal held deposits accepted on closing day must be refunded, affecting about $180,000.
In a 1920 1921 Beattle school election a candidate for school director pledges child welfare over taxpayer expense. He cites undernourishment rates and argues for free access to trained physicians and meals, opposes military training, and condemns war profiteering on public funds.
The Public School Protective League of Washington, Tuesday, stated it opposes appointing a doctor to the school board. President C. Jac said the school’s function is to educate and current efforts for the school are sufficient. The league seeks to shield public schools from political or religious interference.
A historic Arlington Va station drives a meteor generator and a step up transformer. The primary uses heavy wire, the secondary many thousands of fine turns. Current from the generator induces a proportional secondary current of about 26 000 volts. From the transformer secondary the current charges condensers storing brief electrostatic charges. The condensers differ in design and function.
Two delegates from Seattle will represent in the Columbia Flash Irrigation League to replace C. D. Stimson and P. D. Skinner. Samuel H. Hedges, president of the Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Co., and Reet Nalad H. Parsons, president of the Methow Valley Live Stock Co. and the Northwest Fruit Exchange, will take their places after Stimson and Skinner requested excusal due to other business.
A. F. P. Dauber received a one year sentence in the state penitentiary at Walla Walla after appearing before Presiding Superior Judge Calvin C Hall on Tuesday for forgery in the first degree.
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