Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 26, 1920, Page 10

BENZOLISSOLD AS MOTOR FUEL AT FORD PLANT By-Product of Coke Found to} Have High Combustive Power and Proves Merit in Automobiles Five thousand gallons of benzol, by-product of coke used for motor fuel, is now being daily extracted and re- tined at the Ford Motor company’s blast furnace coke ovens near Detroit, Mich. This fuel, which is more highly com- a bustible than gasoline, is now being} sold at a public station at the above numed plant, and has proven highly fatisfacto: This ent i about the While Motor company not the first to discover or use this still the fuel for motor cars, public benzol excl sumption. a supply of 25,000 ga on hand all the time. .300,000 gallons have been sold and by car and truck drivers in Detroit. Particularly during the recent strike there was an exceptionally large de- mand for this product. Benzol has not as yet+ reache? the highest stage of refinement, and pres- ent results are best when it is mixed in equal portions with gasoline. Heat and cold also affect diffe gasoline. But the Ford chem ratory are doing a great deal of ex perimenting and soon hope to be able to refine it so it can be used alone and under all conditions. Of course, chief effectiveness comes from i combustive power which is b 12 and 15 per cent greater than line. Ford officials state there is no r bility of benzol ever displacing line as a motor fuel, since it is »® by- product of coke and therefore obtain- able only in limited quantities. Water Regulations Continue in Force May municipal 26.—Al- reser- though ‘Cattle Dipping in | vent of the Holy Child Jesus here, died fone of the first nuns to be domiciled in BREAKING UP OF HOME LEADS TO SUICIDE OF MIAN VISITING NEPHEW ~ MANVILLE, Wyo., May 26.— Brooding over separation from his wife, E. M. Husted shot and fatally wounded himself at the home of his here, the morning after his arrival. Husted entered the room where his nephew and the latter's two sons were sleeping early in the morning, took a .22 caliber rifle from the wall and shot himself in the temple. He | died later from the wound. Se Mt r | Progress Thruout South CHEYE ern Wyoming; 2, Wyo.. May 26.—Dr. B. ® veterinarian, reports] at , Lusk, » Whea , Diamond, Raw-} jhide Buttes, A , Torrington and} |numerous points in the state. All dip- ping is being done under the supervi- sion of the state, there being only one |federal inspector on duty in Wyoming at this time. pas NURSES ID 6.—The CHE Wyo., May 26. stude ‘se personnel of St. John’s} Hospital here, now about twenty, is to| be enlarged to fifty as rapidly as is pos- sible, in order that there may be able an adequate staff of student nurses) for the Frances Warren Pershing War-} }ren Memorial Hospital, which is to re-} place St. John’s Hospital. ae Nun Dies in Cheyenne CHEYENNE, May 26.—Sister Wini- fred, one of the oldest nuns of the Con-! Tuesday morning at 1 o'clock. She-was the local convent after its estabtishment in the eighties. 4 eee Sir Auckland Geddes, British ambas. sador at Washington, will be a speak- er at the Pilgrims’ dinner in New York tonight. voirs, depleted by dry and 1919, rapic > Will contain su the city for three y against irrigating with set sprinklers, effect to conserve’ water during the shortage, is to be continued this season. The reason for the continuance is that all water entering the city mains passes! through the chemical filtration eel and this plant is overburdened. By compelling residents to do all irrigating with hose held in the hand the city wns and gardens hich was put into commissioners expect so to reduce the volume of irrigation that the filtration plant will be able to treat all water} turned into the mains, avoiding the | turning in of unfiltered water. ODOR. Cool Clean Conventent The C. E. HOOD AGENCY Room 23—Townsend Bldg. 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The Northwestern this spring purchased the Casper-| Lander track and roadbed from the} Wyoming & Northwestern, a holding} | subsidiary. | SPOT CASH FOR YOUR LIBERTY BONDS Money to Loan on Diamonds, Jewelry, Guns, Clothing Casper Loan and Clothing Store—229 South Center Charges so low as to be within the reach of evem the poorest, ang to suit convenience, . payments eraee Hours, © 6. m. to 8 > mp Sundnre 19 0 mg DenverMedical Institute Bea bes Andrew Mac- §-21-12t* | 1 oe N IID UICC OLLLL LLL LLL ae Cooking by Wire Hotpoint Electric Made D Miss Grace Manny of Chicagois giving actual demonstrations of modern cooking each afternoon in our showrooms, from 2 P. M. to5P.M. You are invited to attend each*day and learn the new way of cooking at the turn of a switch. The heat is where you need it and not all over the kitchen. NO SOOT, NO ASHES, NO Natrona Power Co. "3 {SOPOT OOOAILIIO OOOO Ls America’s First President Here is what Washington said: “Economy makes happy homes and sound nations. 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