Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-17

tember number of the Bulletin Of the
Pan-Amcrican Union. Washington,
ID. C..
Prom time immcmoriar-to quote
from the Bulletins articIc-"cavcs
nave been objects of interest t. man
kind. Around them have clustered
legend and superstition. in them men
have found hahitations for the living
refugees for the pursued. secret tenn
PIES for the practice Of their religious
rites, and mausulcums for their dead.
IN ancient days they were the abodes
or syNlls and nymphs of Roman
mythology i'm Greece they become
the temples for the worship of Zeus.
Pan, Dionysus and Pluto. as we'll as
the homes Of the oracles Of DELPHI.
toltnth n Mount CithcIun; in
Persia they were connected with the
worship of Mithras, and I'm more mod
ern times popular fancy i'm Europe
peopled the mystory-Cnshrouded caves
with elves, fairies, and evil spirits ga
lore"
Bat after all, caves are but the re-
suits OF perfectly natural forces work
ing beneath the surface of the earth
Just as they do upon it's face, and for
the sake of convenience may be di-
Vlded into three classes. G) Those
force of waves and tho grindir,o np
shiugle against O. rI;rf an r,oL I 500
coast which rorces rrnLraII, NLaau,r,
OUT caves in the weaker places. of
which those found near Bar HarbOr,
Maine, may serve as examples, (2D
those found in volcanic regions,
formed by the S"uhterrpncan flow Of
lava, or by the expansion of steam
matb lake roaion In Croaon uhiab
are So Iarga tbat NV nftoT1
cffcctuaI bidinn Mace Gov m r,di,n.
i'm the carly d,,s or "a, car,i,aIt -
The ysst, and 59> tboso whtddb h,Uo
Lao, ~" ~ luoNe witch Halt
the chcmicai action 81 oarh ,Un"S 2G
i'm rain v,tcI ,"itb tha
m-ecbanicaI frGtiCr 81 tro ",rrd , NV
stones set In forciblc motion hy Tho
, ctroor,s 81 ,r,tor ,,Li Lda ,"S
tbrougb tbon, for oaor nv ~
orn he, most r,In,otI,s o., inS'
n~ortar+ in gizc ana If iS ~ -b 49,
tbot NI,muoIL c 49," ,oI ms '''
A. most no,nIo
I'm Edmongor oarnt,, "
bout iubtv five r,iios, L,,,
T.ouisyiIioo orrd no g., Su"l""I, VI
riynr into uhicb tba ,,ym' -"
rana9n ,yo tone on,r,. III. a""'Si
Of EantTrly, uba r - -
limestone LaIg fr,,,,ortI,s r,.,LE.-
tbicknoss ~ Two bbu ~, '3Cmt's q
noted for its rocL,, oro 80 10
holes and coyorns T5a 80, SutN..
vicinity Of NJ rnrnotb oo,o ~ IH'
denre of but IittIo dist, ~
dynamic forcos % moet ""lCo ny 'ue
siIch aroas Of irnostlrr ,' FL. IIS
comnaratyeI io,,oI ETY., - npn ~ W.
somaU,bcro ahn,,o w IoIdlcH%
with small croyicos or i,inttS7 80
nisb Tho conditions far ~ ,mI ~,
of underorourd aesomora
chambers Inv tho cbonnioa ""Sa ~
chanicai aoGrcy 90 nndnrrr II NJ
ters. wa
From q ~peoIogic,I viou,,oi,+ NJ,
moth cavo is ~ co,, ,ar" 5UI|u' naIn
ORIGIN tic ian ba,ir' IvoDI.
sometime less th9n q milan yuaSars
400 in tbo prncoUo M ScaIS
action boaau amor Groon ,i,.or ~ Ia,t
IFS channel down mo 80 m'u ~
stratum which undorIios tbta i't.,sloI'
Tho rain vrator ryitb its ~ Se'lIon;
content seemed tb ron, y, ~ e. "o,.lC aGIu
rortb ana rrossinm 'i~,,I7mm nu otSLISIuE
tbn cral,icos and i,inttS 60 siLouEH
ot tbat limo oL,t,o H. u ~ StoIio'
rivor began tho u,o,t 'U &c aCIet u NY
erosion Thee undo w.. 3o.G''on auu
gatborod ,inrm tba waters
gistance 1nd DC ~ p'o'u,3 VI ieaSL re-
gizo r,oro orJ ~ SIeW III
,rotor woe Jroi,nd ~ ,ne surface
Groom river cnt &C. bos ''JiI, III as
~ " iIS pcu ueGper INTO
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