Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 1, 1923, Page 6

* =e 5 ‘ PAGE SIX O-4 ENGINE |S ASSIGNED HERE BY BURLINGTON Latest Locomotive Giant Has Pulling Power For 100 Cars. -pe 0-4, made her 2Y day night and w' Burlingto vice on t powerful engines ir today, being bullt in a by the government It is the first of of the most lroad service odel designed ing war time. ype to be in on on {ts lines be followed by design to be West and wil nine more of t used on th! Many spe construction b type of engine. from a mechanical standpoint ares in design and been added in this The most tmportant is a water feed heater, that permits the water to be the tank to a large drum ai cheated before {t enters the bo! On all the older types of en water is run cold into the boiler. The new system makes for a saving zel and an in crease in power. The control devices in the cab give the engineer a more perfect control over the engine and at the same time simplify the duties of the engine crew. The engne is a fuel of! burner and self stoker. ‘The maximum capacity of any en gine heretofore used on this division was 80 cars. The new engine has a slated capacity of 100 cars and an even greater capacity if the cars could stand the drawbar strain OFFICER’S NAME CLEAR ST. PAUL, } tenant Charles ¢ his quarters at F< suicide according to unofficial infor- mation here last night from Washing- ton. It was eaid that the report of the board of inquir to inquire into hhis death recommended that the of-! ficer be declared to have died in line of duty from unknown causes, Every indic mountain, as the result of the | brigands demanded $1,000,000 repara- | villages de- but it is be cut to to obtain y for their y of e pros- e army. to the government volver or rifle pro- TSAOCHWANG, June 1.—(By The Associated Press.) — | tion points to release within a week of the for-|r jeign captives held by the Shantung bandits on Patozuku conference held at noon today ° | ficiais at first stood out for a basis of “a new soldier for every rifle,” but the outlaws ted that revolvers count as w negotiators pitulated. Some of the ol is broken u its majority in of the republic. the uniformed forces ) Dorit let that rash continue to annoy you What a miserabie iittie biting sting there is every time you touch that eruption! 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