The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 21, 1931, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text2T1jf Evening dUeralb Natural (ias Special Section Section Two Pages 1 to 8' 'Associated Press and United Press Telegraph' Service Herald Advertisers Appreciate Your Trade l'rii'f l-'ivo Cents KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., WEDNESDAY, JAN'. Z, YM Number 7333 TELLS OPERATION OF GAS PLANT - Company Invests Huge Sum In City Turning On of Gat Follows Months Of Effort in Building System and Plant The inuuirtirutioii of uns Bi'ivii'o in Klamath Kails cuttic iih u jtnuul 1 1 ita I t' moiit In of work on I ho mrt of the Natural (ias ('orpin' -atiim of Oregon, antl n-prr-ttrnl.s the investment of kcv. rial liunilieil thotisiimU of (lulhirM in this territory. This U a .ut of tho hitro pro gum) nf Natural Cuh rrnpi-rtl'-. Inc., fur llm liriuRitm "I cn htv tin to iniim-rnii torn nt it ri 1 1 1 i-ii tllllltlKhiilll IJieKUII, Washington hihI Calttoriilu, ami In m tUar lu ill.utl.ni iif lli belief uf Hilt i.r galillatliill In the rfullntiilr .mind- j lies of tllevi Clltlllllllllltlr., OlMCI.I-l'H hVSTKM j 1'iuMirm lion work was .turtril lirr. early In tho lull, uml ln lull ed I 111. laying i( dl'tl lliutliiu r j tt-m. luiiitlur with ih" Im 1 11 1 ii .-. u( i plant Hint ItiMullutlnll tif - n I ;- ! Innl Mr Ihtt lapeiiatl'in uf gut tlnpnrtl li.'io lii HniiUml l.iriu Id ' tank car. At llH' prufi lil Unit. Hu tu hu. be.-n u luliil :nt, re f n iltN. I 1 r liiitl If in Iniiln luiil In thin ,tv. liiillirr wild vl.t.'t Im i.r s.-n- j 1. IIIAlilllK U llltill f lll'lt r iiiait , .'i I t Inllcs uf pliM. In i i' on or ' iViilll i olinunit.t li.no ultintlvi ftlKtird fur crl-e hi this nr.-a. uml nllli lulu of tint i iittipativ Ailcs. Ihciii'.cive, uh very innrli nli-used i with llm Rthttral Ken-piance ul gas In tliU rlly. Aiitli ipatlliu n (on-I Mntit1 Iik rrwliiK UciiihimI fur this jihw ft.H, now th.it tt li mail- jii (.1: riMH.it m Tho iDttrtn l ion nf thit K;it Vint. I Hint ill m 1 1 1 f.u 1 Inn h it in in lhj t !l u put of a )ntw:it pri-rutti of ili-vi l'.-tin'tit nit'!' rt.tk'-n li v dual 1;.. h r.irp.ii .u imi of th 1 K in fur tli.- hi iuKiiif: k-k lo im- llMTOII1 I Ml JII li ll I ' 1 1 j. Ill IlllN iliitK Kllil llJVn hi'l il 1. tiI liOrll llflili-.l I' .it rviri. mid In uNo w p.llt of tH pi Ok t JIM of II 1 1 tll.lt vil tvui- patiu-4 f ir I he liritik'lue of 1 1n .iin ct-t v i n i'i axliliijrtoii and ( AlllornU i lUr. All of lllin h.t-i neon nwoli' put- ilili. throiiKli tli il'vcoi'in nt or I'Hiatio (t,i, whli h priMini; Mtil)' ftntlf tu ciory In 1 1 1 nunn r oiin ptiiKlM wtn io It uln'.nly in fp(ru(lmi. Gas Ranges Add Hcautv To Kitchen TIik modern u.i.t mukm N mnrt In rolurrnl dM" i. .isv to k"i i rh'jui, piut.tiiil In li h Ki 1mi -k.i vIiir nvt ii llrat roll 1 1 o), rrononi trti I of Kan and "pp Htid fully i xiHi'-Mvi n( today triMid lu-auty In Hia klfchin. 'I ho nvi-i, ln-al rolilrol iilloWtt Von to M-t llm i4is-ulator nt the i ori'i-i t It'iupniit nt r d'.lif r1 tor took tin; unv tth. to lavo it with aMiiiranft (hat hi tli iii pnlnti'd tlui" onr i;a rnno will Imvo doliii lt work xh-Hv If yon had utiiycn to wai- h tt mnrr (lino lor nth'r Ihlnr vim w.'inl to do. The In-ulatod ovon nnvi-ji wjmnut heat Hiol low ith mniiliiK Von will Uml thow hi-w f-noklitK iippHniHrft mu ll ood tiivoltiit nt, Mttirdlly Imllt to Inst 11 llfrlltiM' bt'utililullv fin-l-tii( In aillKlic roiiililnatUiiM of t-nlor. Ilnplt' our old nlovo with a nioiifrn rua tnnno uml nt Joy irnl cookliiK coinrirt. Von may huy your nnw nmdrl on convenient tonm. n hiiiiiII until iiddd lo null month hill. Av fHtiKo ffr u drnioiiHtrtitlon now. Discovery and Naming Of Gas is Credited To Alchemist of Brussels Tn Joliii lliiplislo Von lli'l nionl, un iililii-iiiliit f liiiiBil. Hues, the ireilll o' liunilllK of mis. lu lliii'.l Voti ll.'linoiil whs eon iliiilliiR Homo experiment lu nn effort lo dim over seen I for the elnniKliiK or lead Into K')hl. Ah lie stood lieforo h small fillllllio llllnlllly WillelllllK ll heal ed eriielhle, n slniimo spirit liaped lip llko ii aiist of wind. Stnrlled, hn oiled "llnest," which h liiilili for "Klinst." SOU, ).' t'O.tl," Ko nils ltuH illsinveled mill HO 11 uol Hs inline. tins Is nlso soinetlines kllilivn IIS lllr "sotll ol conl." duo In lliu I in I Uml It ill ii ho formed hy hculliiR eoal. An lih nl tins pluyeil a RniHI pal l In muat of I ho development of I ho uses for iiiih, iiIho, hn well ka H, namo, Alinoul, 200 jenin Klamath U MUM i " N-w wiuri uml ciMIm nf ih N;'ni.it ;.it rorpoi i lnn nf ()ii-K'ii, Ihi(.-i in i Iw I'fll'un cl tin? liii-vt iiiilliiiii-i-n of nil I in-. Hi.- iittif of t hi iwiiu jut li i kihI 1: ii h ita r I v r tr it ptilil.i: utM'ithin nt the Mori; u.ih alt-inli-d lv nni' iluu a Ihoiaml MISS MARTIN POINTS OUT GAS HANDY Ktm-r M.1 i t in. pupnlar hoim 1 1 oioiiiil"! ol 1 !) N .it il i a I ia ; I Hi put ,tt tor of Oil-icon, iitati t ftlii' ! Mm- m! li.iUM Hh' in iln it 1 ulll . I oinu tlio tio I thai Kan , applhilj' liitilif m lift I- ran:, t Im f.i t ' iiU-.i Mt Mattln. ' "ltl".-t t .IS Uppll.llll " ' IlilW Ml i ff 1 1 v onti lo (i r t ti.it I hi will kIVi K'01 MTlli r, ii Ihmi l llt-Kli i ! i i. tint On B"toi.ll lll-.HI lit K lil IIO.HI ' lo tlr-r If j Bllltt "('or irvam pli. t In inaii' on your kiot lanui mIi n ii 11 in Mud I 1 1 ri; i ll Uli u iltunp i lot h. ! uml If voti a Idi-ntally -pill I mhI ! or li'iuid on llm lnifr. ri, u win ! hnihli w ill ! yi-rv ln-lpf nl "tMo In a whlli It U K'Mid ld a to Im. tht i o. n m- HiMi' I' d ; liv mi -ri. A roiini'i tion mat ' III '-I UI Jll-1 III K. tho Hit tin tm in I onr iar I'oti'i ihkIi-.i tlifM f triilt'i-(In f Rrow lnrT ' t nit. TIim jiii i nppll h to Kit" i Mah r In-all, tt i m I otlor divl wlili !i I In cat I ml ti - ti v ha i pi n-.:ili-d fur your tomfort und ion ini in iv I "Nn I in ri i'.it t 'or point Ion "f nii-Kon will ho phM-d to in iik r ' tin" nliitin-iitn wIhmh vi r r l j iinbti d Jif-i phono or m Ht I miii r lorul olflrf and ry nhorl i lv a (.TVl( ii-pirn'iiui'lvr wilt lx ot uiir door lo take i-ato ot tho ti -! d koi k " HOTWATEK I IMPORTANT IN HOME USE Twii-l It j i ils of I lie at'r nxi-il In inir tioiiio N, or Khoitld he. hot. , lli'iilth, hr.nity, hyulont, tnonit'iils win-it llm dm tor or mi i so nnint halo Imiiu-illatr lint walrr, hoiito , hold i ll aiillniiin tboir hip rouiit Iih dniiimN lor hot wutoi, Thi i In hut oiii furl. Oiat iro'ipondn without preparation with jail tho tint tvati-r yoii ran ponihly , in d at u iiioiiirnt t notlio fm luvoiy tnonifiifs nrod. j Thr purrh.iHi and inMullatiou lot a no nl fin Kan wntiT hciitor i ttiodor.it i lu cot, Thu boat'T rail lo- plii.od in kltihi'ii or hasiMiiiTtt. I lho i oniH'i tloii.i nil- ii'W mid Klin 'plr; miii' ltitiilli-d yon will I in d It rWlahte ovir many vt'iyn nl roiilhiiioiiH Um. AnywhiTo in 1ho hoiiho a turn i of a taun t w ill Rlvo you plotily of ilollKhifiil hoi water eoiniaiuly. -ii'f i i' lip iw uniu Klin nilli'l hi'itti'in nt your own ruh roinpuny. ThrtM nrw npidliuier nro Iho final word In beuiily and niuiiinnl nil prmlnlon. Tpli?phono for u ropri'sontntlvo to inn It n Jin cut I mato o( Iho cost nf n fcnn v.n!rr heater In your lioumiliold. It may hn puri-hnncd on innveitlcnt Inrinn. lifter tho discovery of Von tlel tnoiil, Murdock conducted nome oxlcnslvo experiments to develop I hi. use of kiih, ns lip to thill time little or nothlim hud lieen dune In this rcKiird. must i; s Tir ' tn desirliiK lo stop the flow o' pus which was hnriiliiK from un open tulie, he' hurriedly put n thlinhle o.cr the end of I lie lulic hut It win nn old thliiihleiind had lieen pierced In iiiiiueroiis places. The mis imiilln throiiKli I ho holes in slniillcr volunir. hroiir.hl Into eoiiliict with ti ureal ir proportion nf nlr, khvk a much heller llKht and thia wns the first Ran tip. The "(inddosH of Chunce" has Indeed pin veil an Important role In the development ot the yas Industry.! Falls Store of Natural Gas Corporation at 721 Klamath Avenue a-a 1 -r'-, Ll,.e ;i -f ?t. II I U il "J.7! I i I v R.E. Aitcheson Tells Romantic Story Of Natural Gas Chinese Were First to Use Natural Gas Centuries Ago. Interesting Story of Oracle of Delphi Is Told; Grecian Herdsman Is Credited With Discovery Where Temple Was Built. i Kd 1 1 or n Nolo: Nainial na l IniiiKiiiK a li o u t an fniiii-uiic rluiiiRo In uit-jCMii. In (In. IkirKi r i it it-, v. lo ir nut it ial i -i ! irmly Ih Hik fteiv-d Li p)po Huo d tt fioin oil lfwiilr, itio puhkU' b.i I i-r;i rHi'i liloliea ml ) of floll:ir i viiy month m i-duii-d lio-l hilly. 1 I'hroilVil thn Mm i-tit lortl.atloit ol , .Sat in al i .1 h t orporalion 1 t in K"i. wlinh I u Stuiiiliitd tol Miti HltHaiy. -oTVlio of Kan ! iiom h. ItlK iAti'lot-'d In other This very Inti-retins aithle on ilo ro-iiimitii- lit-lorv ol natural rta lian hr-n pH pmcd hy It. K. Altiin -on. Im preside lit of t lie roll) pa ll ' with li lii fervinic teat hero. I.tke mo tuanv Important iIIm ov iTle.i ot Hit a rcei dl'owTlvi il'.it Iinvii i oiiirihuietl laiiiely to tht Widi-heln of the people 111 hollies and 1 1 t i 1 1 1 - - n.ilHi.il Kin U oliii ii-t taken for umnted and um1 Mtthoiit nppie. iatii.n of how mn li It nirani to lien Ith, l'.a ppine-4 and eotivesilrin-e. Yel. tl Ik dillhuit to roinelvo of a world today trv iiik to K-l atolU Without thi. cieal lor f lor projii e- In hot h hotu' anil liwln t A world without i,iH would he a world lu a pniul 1 1 i ntUKe. The ( 'hliii-M' aro itediteil with the liit ii -e of natural K.ts loll-; hefoie tile diMOXri y o tlt.l 11 11 1 .1 - lut ed Kan hy on llelniont in liin!. or tin natniut k.m welN ot Kiirope In nan lo at t not attention. Inn in k a p"ilod of t'hliu'M' iloTel opuieiit. wlm h later di'terioratid. Hie t'hiuts' piped natural im arishm from roal depo-li thioimh liatnhoo pipes to t.chl the illy of I'ekin. Ilowtvor. it ni'vei ratno Into Knrral Um anions UK' I'hineM' people. it ( i i or m i. imii lYntuiii" neo, it was tho liatn disroveiy of natiiial iit lltat led to the hulldtnu nf iliu teinplo ot the Oracle of IMphi. This eunie about Ihioiiuh Hie ohservmieo ol a Crei.laii h-'iilnn-ii lli.it ouio of Ills noats. when liny lira rod a err tain spot, hep a ii to wander iihoul lu mi unusual manner. Ho diew near lo InvestiKate and heramo affeiied hlniself from Honu'thinj; that aroHO irnni the Krouml. Mo ran to thr vtllimo and told Mh iirlKhlior.. They hurried hark In jsvent exiiliMnrnt anil ull had (hn nanio rxpwiienrc. The villag er iiRrt-rd that they wore in pres- LEGAL BUTTLE l'lHt'l'l. AND, Ore.. Jan. 21. (A I'I A Cortland mllllonairo und his former secretary today were faced definitely with 11 Joint In dictment for first degree mur der. Circuit Judge V. A. Kkwiill yesterday denied a defense mo tion lo iiiish Iho Indictment imiiliisl Nelson (.'. Howies und lrtiut ti. Loucks, licensed of the knlie murder of Howies' wife. AllhotiKli II lost lis Imtile to have Iho liidlctment uuiished. the del'enso won 11 imrlnil vic tory. Howies uml Miss Loiicks were Indicted jointly and acpiit--ntely mid when iirKiimeiils on Hie defense motion opened lln-ee daya imo thu court ruled the stale must deeiiln wlielhcr It Would p lose lite on the Joint or aepnriito IndlclinoiilH. The mate elected tn no lo trial oil the Joint Indictment and tho aepur- BOWLES LOSES r'"" (;fCh;: nre of xonio Mi'ieriuttiital heia;. land dtM Wl. d that a (.oil was living j inerv. Later Jhev niplmi'd a ' iirleKi to eiililinilliii ate W illi this. Kd und liuilt tt temple where Hrr i aous mii;lit no for ail it . 'lUiili : t !lt th a tie ul I lei p 111 In ranio lu i ilittilv ' I I- il'l.S I 111 ( I I II In the v.i rious part- of the world where iiMtitrul j:.tn j (irnt difieovired, It wan in altnfl feiy lti(:iii. e r ic.rded us the work o ; a Miperunt ural aifin y. and In placet where lite khs lit-cnine iKiiit . ed. t uii'ltm continuous fite. In e- , i worshippers erected temples. I)t . 1 t White. ntnte Ceoloci-t of I Wt-hi Vtrtlnla and Internationally ! known i (enlist, uieutious the fart jthat in his travels thtotmti Aiati- Ituxsia Iik miw the reniuius of i;:is j wells t hit had lo-ti uped In t he ; leiople of f in-w orshippi rs at : Ilaku. ' The djf-coveiy uf natural gas in our own rountrv ha not ht-en wrhiHit the element uf tlie super- tin i ii t a 1. The ItiM natural tt rt in tho litiled States is cre.l i 1 1 ( w ith Im v in 2 ht'cu stun k in , 1 2 on tile south hank of the Ohio river, within the present line its of the city or Pittshiirsll, l'a. Heir the proprietors of a aK 1 works dulling aloiiK th hanks of, tho river in nn eilori to increase their supply ot salt water, disrov ei t il, mm li to I litir umaeiueui and consternation ihat one ot the I wells w.i diM liiirmut: a it s in-1 j M(ud of tho salt wal-T tin y e I ported. This development he trauie a mailer ot serious ron.e- ' (iie;ice when thn kus uniieii aim jdrslroyod the entiro plant. The '. owners were Rir;tly lejoired when they Hiireedd In plucKinc up the hole mid shutting off the How of something they ronsid ered as little less 1 hau sh Utile. ; kovm nv hoys I The second discovery (although ; some contend this took place he ll ore the above mentioned) was at I Krodoiiiu. N. V., and orcurred mi lder more pleaaut rirrunistanres. ! Sntiit smalt hoys w eie inst rui ted by their parents to quem h the rinhers o( an oven in their hack yard. In which their mother had lie en baking bread. As the small hoys wer mmii the same us now, they milurnlty, did not Mop with throwing burning sthks into a ate Indictments were dismissed. Mrs. II. W. Howard, Import ant slate's witness in the rase, was sitld lodny to he recovering rapidly from Injuries received lust ThnrdM.y when an unidenti fied assailant attempted tn kill her. Attorneys for Howies and the girl uunuouceil today no demur rer will he filed lo the luurder indlcinient. A delay of ihree weeks was. gained hy filing of motions to irunsli the indict I inetils, overruled late yesterday hy I'lii lilt Judge Kkwull. . Howies and Miss l.oiu-ks will enter pleas at 2 p. tn. Friday. John Collier of the defense said today he expects them to plead not guilty. The l lino Jur tiling for a choline nf venue would loud ally follow the entering of plens, hut the ilefenso llns not discussed lllls pciliit., I'KMH.KTOX JIKN I'.W ' lOll Kll,l.l(i COW I I. K 1'K.XUI.RTON, Jan. 21, (API Djii Kuton, l.ailrenru Tiin mons and Kyl l.'owles. all of MIHon-KreeWHlor, were fined l-ot each and senleuuul Ul r Tli'iitrf liull'hiiir. T-'l Klunutth uvenuf. th tl;u n i inanatv-r ure lnrfilr h'Tf. in t -i -1 i linine dwii'Th and (itizt-im. Miiall n ear by stream, hut in.ni-ai-d to throw the eintiris entiiely arro the .stream. One of them uoLievd thai when they lighted near a it i t. tin spot u burst of lUitliti ocrtirid. npjKireiilly couij lug from some revice in the : eart ti . 4n in vet mat ion. the par jeiii" louiol a small voliiii-e of i:a ) com I u k I rom t In round, with li ! collld he lKUlti. ! Of taui-e. K'is was uiikioiwn to them, hut with true Am-rtcan in . lerprise they immediately beKan to dig a well und put down u hole jaoiiie tsi x or seven feet in diameter and 20 feel deep, over which they 'put a (in roof and from it a pipe to the house. Thus, the first use ; of natural a w as made in the Tailed Stales. Later, when Lafay 1 i-tle vi.-'ted Krednnia and found jihein iisiiik eas t-otnitli: out of such a place. .iid it was evidently too .near the underworld for his com- t fort. ! hIK:T: I'SK 1 It was not until 1m!.1 that any re.il donoMir use of natural Kas i lieuan. This resulted in tho for I mat it in of the first nat ma I gas i eorporat itni in' the I'nited States, whiih was known as the '"Kred loiiia (las. I.iirht and Water Works i company." lu lSiiT natural an was used as fuel in 12 houses In Oil City. l'a. The first lone distance iron pipe in the I'nited States was a two foot nas line, capable of deliver 1 im; four million f't of sas. laid t rom New ton wells to Tilnsville. l'a. This line was completer! ort j Ar.cnst 1." 1 ST U. t. now i n vri:.iY 1 The tirst record of tho indus trial use of natural us seems to I lie mat n its use oy a pottery ion ; certi in Kast Liverpool. Ohio. In MM2. In 175 the fact that Kao lline i ou lit lie reiovered from nul lum! kus was discovered lu tST-l, and u steel and iron company at I l.etvlihurn. l'a.. mado use of nat i ural K.is iu its plant. I Thw natural gas industry was 1 destined to prow, and the plans for sorvh o of Kas lo so many communities in California. Ore kou and WashltiKton hy Natural (Jus Properties. iu. Is unother Indiratlon of tho tremendous de velopment program that is under way for these three western states. days In Jail when they pleaded guilty today In -Justice court to a . narge ol Killing row elK, The minimum penalty was given. The maximum is M.UUO fine and one year In jail. STOKM W.XHMXIiS .HK I'ONTHH Al.OXCi Ct)ST I'DKTI.AN'H. Jan. 21. (API Southeast storm warnings were ordered displayed at all Oregon und Washington coast - stations today. The weather hureuti said low pressure covers the northeastern Pacific ocean and Is extending lu on the north Pacific coast, intended hy rain, with high winds at sea, swm spkmi ito.vrs w in. Ill) 1.11) Mil. IS AX III It H . MIAMI H I'll. Kla., Jan. 21,. (AIM A limit speed i.. I'iO miles un hour Is not fin' nwuy says (iar Wood of Octroi, w-lio is here seeking a world's record with his Miss America I.N.- "It', only a question of pow er." lie remarked ho 'vovket! along the waya lu propuratton for his atlcnipt on thu record Marcb 17 uii U. L.I.. '71 '"4 PERSONNEL OF KLAMATH FORCE GIVEN The lo at personnel for tin. Natural (ius Corporation of Ore gon lu this city lias been selected with the idea in mind of assur ing all residents of maximum service ai all ti:iiis. I.uuis J. Itust. local represent ative, bus been in this city lor M)iue time past and has done much to aid in organization of the local otfice. Me was for merly with the Illinois public service commission and with u utility appraisal firm In Los Angeles for several years, so is fell vented iu the problems t-on-Ironiing the modem public ut II , it y company. ST ITU .M VvU.T lt II Kit K Charl-s Stiierenzell. stale sales ma ua ger fur Na t u ru 1 (.as Cor pora twin of Oregon, is ulo mak irg his headiiuarters in the Klamath Kalis office of the com pany, and his efforts will he of material aid fn the merchandis ing department of the company. The sales organization at the present lime consists of four carefully chosen men. some se lected from affiliated companies and others chosen locally for i their abilities along this line. These include W. A. Moody, for merly with the Pacific (ias and Klect ric companv at San Jose. Calif.; K. 11. Jefferson. J. W. I llohiusoii and C. O. Luck wood. 1 nil well known in this city i These men ure assisting loial residents in stalling up for gas ' service, as well as helping them choose the appliances best suited to their needs. ;OH U K LMIM.OYKS i Other office employes Include Miss Louise Campbell, -also well known in thi i-iiy: I. V. Cand laml, rorcntly inmsferrt-d hrc from Siiisiiu. I'Hlif.. us Hervire man; II. T. Dnnulrisoii. rerrice mini; W. H. Aikinsun us hcipcr anil It. .Mshaw as janitor. The 1 Tal fori- of the t-oni-pimy will he augmented from lime to time as bniine wnrrallls .i ilil it kiTin I hilii. and It Ik antici pated this will he unite rapidly, from the present indii-nttnns eon teruini; k;is servire in this city. JKIU'SAI.KM. Jan. 21. (API A furious storm which raged over Palestine for :tti hours almted to day, leaving a wide trail ot de struction, particularly along the coast. At Haifa towering waves hat tered a mile-lung breakwater and making gaping holes at several I places, washing away tho break- water railway and several ears. i Klectric cables were blown down and one mini was killed. I Jaffa harbor presented ft scene of havoc. Thirty lighters were smashed or hunk and the offices of the port wen inundated. Seri ous damage was done to the orange crop. ISTAMU L, Turker. Jan. 21. (AIM What U s ;i id to bo thr worst Black ta ntorm tn thirty yenrs run tinned nuuhniooil today, ltn fourth day. KimrnnMis brenk tVH uVstroymi till the whnrves at ZonxmiUluk, cruhfiiK s ore ot small cviiit. Three flshornu-u wpi (howueil. Several Turkish cur no bouts huve been wrecked. HtMI'TY-IH'MPTY "MACON. Cn. ii' rew Needi er will never tin It imaiu. Ho wax hhuIdk a limb utf a true recently nud received Cut ul lu Juries. U so happened when ho hud tin l-hed ntiwing o'f tho limb lie crashed to the ground with It. lie had boon sitting on the limb when, he lawed it off. 'PALESTINE IS HIIBlfSTO! Interesting Facts About Air Butane Method Revealed Liquified Natural Gas Shipped in Tank Cars. Transformed to Vapor and Then Used In Homes by Modern Method; System Nearly Self-Operating K. M. MMM.tY fcnerI SniieriiiteiMlrnt tum tin Corp. ttt Orefrn Much interest has been taken by all residents in the operation of the gas plant which has just been completed in thi.s city by the Natural Gaa Corporation of Oregon, particularly as this is an entirely new service in this area. The construction of these plants has only been un-. dertaken following a careful study and survey made by,. engineers of Standard Man-' atfement and Operating Cor-; poration. who have been in direct charge of construc tion work, and are believed to be an improved type over those generally in use in other parts of the country, SOLVES PROBLEM This survey was under taken bv N'attiral flaa Cnr- poration of Oregon in ap-1 y Bill i . .TTy-dy precision of the jrreat need ch"'c!" v- . , for such a service in the,ope1d "r -the .Natural c, c.rPo. many communities through-! rV'on ot 0reon , ""i"" ,h out the Pacific Coast who 'an, " ' " were denied gas service due i to the high cosl of build-! J?"'.? '""I!"' l n tr manufactured pas! ... i planU and the impossibility of building natural gas . '"ni.ht and found the ho.. more scattered sections of i a. nit. .nd cozy a. can b. the country. Air butane ga, plants are prov ing the solution to this problem. and now all residents iu this area may eujoy the same com forts and conveniences of gas for fuel which are enjoyed by their friends in the neighboring cities. IIH. III. Y COMl'RKSSt.O First. this butane gas Is taken from the stills where gas oline Is. being made, and then shipped in - liquified form via tank cars to the community in which it is to be served. These lank cars are ot the high press ure type, of heavy steel construc tion and of approximately lo.ouu gallons rapacity. An interesting tact com-iuTiing this gas. is that enough liquified gas is com pressed iulo one ot these tank cars to fill a train of tank cars 15 4 miles long with the gas in its vaporized form! As these tanks arrive, they are placed on a siding at the gas plant and unloaded into a butane storage tank. If the atmosphere pressure is not sufficient lo force the liquid from the tank car. a line may be connected from thel kiu,kc uuiun to me Tupiri - ."'"u "I'uic .uuill file 11UUIU 111 the tank, which will force the liquid from the tank -car into the storage tank at a pressure of about 75 pounds per square inch. In general, the pressure within the tank car varies from m pounds to i'U pounds per square inch. HKATIXt; 1'I.AXT Kuch tank is equipped with a gauge to indicate the contents, which Is never allowed to fall below a two weeks' supply for the community which is being served. I'nder this tank Is an electric al heating device which heats the liquid to the vaporization point.! wnen the temperature falls to such an extent as to make this necessary. The average size of the plant building Is 2ux25 feet and they are naturally of complete fire proof construction, all steel framework, steel roof and red tile being used for materials. STOItAt.K COXT.UXKK This building is divided Into two rooms, separated by a gas proof wall. In one is all control equipment, while in- the other are the regulators, compressors, the surge tank and tank contain ing the odurization liquid, which (Continued on Page Four) I Extra Service Given Free by Company; Will Insure Use of Homes Kvcry effort Is being made hy Natural Ua Citrponitloii ot Ore gon to aid consumers in the prop er und efficient operation ot their new gas appliatuc. Particularly as thin Is tho firt time gas service has been avail able here, there have boon numer ous quost Ions und problems rs to just the nuninur In which bent re sults m n v he obtained. oi ri:it t ni:K sukvick As a solution of these tiuostlotis nrratixoments liavo been made for Miss Klmor Martin, homn econo mist of the Natural Gas Corpora tion of Oregon tn tipoml so nit t lino In this territory. .Mist .Mar tlu will call upon . the various cohKumors wbo are now using gas and will be pleased to huve re quests for her services left at the IocaI office of the company, so she may call upon you at your convenience. GASSY BILL TELLS WHAT GAS MEANS Man? Hi-Hi "Mif" Thing, AImiui Srw Vurl 8wn By Citizra " U Hire great. "Here tb miss a and m v coDie home from the ahow Ust IT'al XICK "It's nice when the mjaaua an me have some of Mr frieods. come in for card pr just, to spend the evening. "She don't hav to atop Hie in the middle of a auu and lay: 'Bill, better tiz that tire.' 'We Just play all evening and are not too bot atut sot too cold. And besides that, we haraj a lot of a leer tbinsa to , T . aulss- ; u aha has tried od aq many fancy recipes In her aatar gas re frigerator, and, ther0 IMOa too. 1 Know. A I XT XO WASTK "There aint do waste to this new fuel. Here -we've had tt goin' for the past two week and there's bo ashea to carry; out, and no wood and coal to' carry in. "That mean the floors and all keep cleaner, 'causa X don't spill nothlii' on theat bringing u) the fuel. "We didn't Bar to buy no supply in advance this year either we pay tor just what w after we use lu i a IM HKLP 'And that's a big hela waea the missus, she needs lot nC new winter clothes, and nie. I peed, a suit too. "Next winter it will K just the same, and all the wiater niier mat, lor tnis nere gas-flreq, furnace is a good one, "It's goin' to he a big- help when I'm away, too. for the missus, she can tend the flro from the sewing table, Just llko that! "And me. I'll tend it all win. ter long just by sittln' in my easy chair and reachia lor switch." Gas Heating Stove Used in Boston in 1859 Wilson foretold the future ot gas for heating as early as 18113, but it was not until 3 ll years later that gas heating stoves began to lie developed. One ot the earliest' English models was made In terra cotta designed like a beehive with, scrool work and filagree added. The first gas heating stove lit the United states was used in Bos ton iu lsj9. I 'There Is no charmi for thin service." states I,. J. Iliist. Imal representative uf the company lu 'this city. "It Is simply a Part u? , the program of our company to i make sure that everyone Is ahl I to tako full advantuxe of gas I service which we have brought to' ' this coiiiinnnlt' . , IS KXI'MtlKNCKIl I ".Miss Martin has had a wide ex perience In this field, both lu com ! men ial work and the practlm! so Iplicullon of her knowledge. For jttevoral years she wu home ecoii- nmlst for the San Kranc.ii.-o Bul letin, and nine that time has dev voted her tlmo to ttpecfullzlug in food advertising. "Now house wives In thlH sec tion may tuke advuntago ot MiM Mai tin's experience and ara urged to bring their food problems to her attention. Hhe will also as sist you with new recipes and ta planning of 'balanced' moals."