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Show ' - f ' (continued from Page T-- ) a body else. "Nothlna could b farther from the I' tmaCI declared Mr. Rains. 'jfTh Columbia Steel corporation owai a big steel inW at Pittsburg,. California, . vita equipment to mae rallaj wire, ' sheets and ban and the largest steel he ca, casting- plenty on the coast pacity of ihis plant, however, U only ? JO.OOO tons of finished steel; products M per month,, but "in turning Jmt this product they consume a large, Quantity - of scrap whkhls gathered.:! coast . centers. Tneretore, tney can, only use part.t.of the 15,000 tons-o- . pig...iron perl 144 ' : f . -. 1 .EZJ ID WestCftto Wtntahj iff,.-- ously be economically foolish to ship our raw material jto tne coast,, when a large market for finished steel pro ducts is right at our door and all aiound ua Sino the. great project has - been . public we hare received scores of Inquiries as well aslyoar7 local chamber of .commerce from steel man. uiacturers all over the union. Plants of all kinds will grow up around Salt lab ana jtovo. icverythtng that is , made out of steel can be made rlrht rjiereLjnsClaii Tell air ahywhera-etee- H mere wiu new-wnee- i lactones, radiator factories; structural steel,' automobile-steel, nails, wire, agricultural Implements, mining machinery, steel rails, stoyesr rangesr anything yon may wish to mention. There-is- . no magic or raise oauynoo about it. we will , simply build up a great manufacturing cneter right at the . source of supply, as has been the case in any 7 other center where pig iron.. Is produced. we can import tne skilled labor to produca-th- e articles and we can feed v hemQiouilLlthem , and.: jay,.; them. :r!!!Henry-JrordnasHJre- ady into the proposition and although he has - made no definite announcement, I can see no good reason why they will not be making Ford cars right in Utah be- tore no distant day." UTAH COUNTY T. T. Taylor Mahagtt " Come to New Coal Town.' a new, town in Carbon cumpany has 3,120 acres county; the of coal land and 1,600 acres for town- - site purposes. Here they have one 7'foot vein of coal estimated at 90,000,-00-0 tons and two other veins that have not : been explored. Columbia will ber eached by a branch railroad which takes off from the Sun- a nyslde branch about mile. .south, of, -Sunnyslde. 1'hIOranch will soon be side finished, Including two miles tracks, and the houses for miners are ' being constructed. When the blast -- furnace stars there will be 250 men employed at Columbia. The coal haul from Columbia to Springvllle will be of f 1.90 per ton. At the other end of the line in Iron county, the surrey, of tne. tranch line from Lund on the Salt Lake Route of the Union Pacific to HCedartrTs completed andVonstructlon work will oe pushed in the spring. Aa. this inecan be practically laid on top of the ground with no engineering difficulties whatever, it should be in operation by late summer, 1923.. A mile and a half branch will take off fronf this line, going to Iron Springs, 12 miles west of Cedar City,. This brings It directly Into the iron, beds of the company, where the ore wHl ike loaded by. two steam shovels, directly Into the cars. No stripping to required and operations can be continued throughout the year, whereas in the east, thej have to move most, of their ore In four and five months. The haul from Iron Springs to Snrlngville Is 245 miles at a rate of $2 per gross the MASS MEETIN Monday eTeninsr, January 22, at 7:30 o'clock. ... thmirtao-lthtHt--thrB'tlm- rnade at 7;30 o'clock. Wants the Steel Plant to come to . nay MAfi UTAH COUNTY . Thomas W. Ashton Manager jVe ihTniwriin'ift MEttTittfr; in Monday evening, January 22, UTAH COUNTY j GeaXeven, Mgt. Come Wants the Steel Plant to come to Wants the Steel Plant to come to UTAH COUNTY have subscribed our quota to W. H. Ray Manager the $150,000 to bring it here. at 7:30 o'clock. Come to Hunter & the MASS MEETING in the Tabernacle ' t 1 Come to the MASS MEETING in the Tabernacle Monday evening, January 22, at 7:30 o'clock. Wants the Steel Plant to come to Piggly Wiggly Wants the Steel Plant to come to the Steel Plant to come to Wants at 7:30' o'clock Monday evening, January 22, Barton Furniture Bullock UTAH COUNTY UTAH COUNTY ' ' UTAH COUNTY -- i- Geo. E. Barton, Mgr. We have subscribed our quota to the $150,000 to . brinf It here. E. H. Hansen Manager We have subscribed our quota to the $150,000 to : '" brfag it here7" t . Monday to the MASS MEETING in the Tabernacle Come ' Come - to the MASS MEETING in the Tabernacle evening, January 22, at 7 :30 ' - Come to the MASS MEETING in the Tabernacle o'clock. Monday evening, January 22, at 7:30 Monday evening, ' January 22, at 7:30 o'clock. . . J" o'clock. ; , Wants the Steel Plant to come to UTAH COUNTY . Wants the Steel Plant to come to of 12,800,000 at the Sprlngvllle-Prov- o blast furnace and coke oven, site and the employment of 800 men on the first unit The coal properties at Co m a. .uuu.uvti iuuiuib (.ail 350 men, while at the iron mines they will ann'it knnt v men. '. . - Last but not least. It was' but rer Leo Wi Wants the Steel Plant to come to - UTAH COUNTY e Huge Investment expenditure : R. D. Sutton Ganager We have subscribed our quota to the"$150,000 to - .' brins It here. "" . .. . ." Monday evening, January 22, at 7:30 it here. bring to the MASS MEETING In the Tabernacle Come UTAH COUNTY Manager W. H. Brereton We nave subscribed our quota to the $150,000 to - r" : - Come to the MASS MEETING in the Taberjiacle ' Monday evening, January. 22, at 7 :30 o'clock; SlsnniUL-Bnii-nnlw- - Cafe Suttosi- - o as much, lower down. This la problematical, however, as the bottom has uui ye. oeeu iuuuu uia uies no so . count of the thousands of acres In the iron fields' held by .other Interests, to billion tona taling half With, the completion of the railroad next summer, the shovels . I. steam . jubuuito. . .v uiq I wdl I. w in no una wiues with housing and railroad sidetracks and other necessities of a new camn. ores wlll-By AprlLJL824-th- e Ing out and pig Iron will be pouring at . Tal ix. Jcivelry Go. Hub Clothing Company Here the company has 1,000 acres of hematite Iron ore averagipy 57 per cent metallic Iron. It Is of high quality "and low in moisture. and can be handled by steam shovels without the Ma mtlrytr - TMrtidHliiafaif noaaattv-j- f there are ,20,000,000 tons In sight on ' in the 4- - Columbia Husic & ' - the -- nr el ton. Come to at 7:30 o'clock. 'JtMX L j ; ' -- J' MASS MEETING -- Monday evening, January 22, Start - I the MASS MEETING In the Tabernacle (mejo - ., . Monday etening, January 22, ' Steel Plant to come to Wants the Steel Plant to come to ' Wants the Steel Plant to come to ' UTAH COUNTY . ctrp enter Scad ' Co. iiaylor Auto Gompaoy nAcannA ir wan m nnvi. mr-iiu- n: "r . SOFT -- J. W. LAMB, MANAGER em 'plant U JIiUUG f ;.- - THE SUNDAY IIE2ALD, JANUABY 21, 1923, . o'clock. announced that the Southern Pacific railroad bad granted a rate on ... eently iron and steel products from rr- - President m ' ...... -- Come to the MASS MEETING in the Tabernacle -- -- 4 Monday evening, January 22, - at 7:30 o'clock. . . to San Francisco and California terminal points, which-4-s less than nna.hlf ..tit th Mt t,hrAfnm .v.-prwalllwr.j It is this difference that" finally re mmM thm mmf ATttAtflA ti Ilia himimi ui uia iumuiuii DmnniDui'.UB ur any other of the companies that an now pe expected to nasten tneir plans for the further' development of the Iron fields of this state. We have Provo Transfer ..'Wfc, " . of 15.25 ' , Salt' Lake , Ik . ,. tion but there are others In prospect and there Is no limit to what the steel industry will ultimately mean, to this . .tats. f -- ' ' ,1 ' - CUETS TT, INFIRMARY. ; - J. A. Holdaway of the.coun ty Infirmary entertained 3 f guesu - from the Alpine stake, American Fork, ' Pleasant Grove and Lehl, Thursday. The provided entertainment. , ; music and dancing, for the Inmates, end treated Ihem to. aood things to ua-es- TABLET SERVICES HELD. rrKi ' i" Elks held i Provo lodge' B. P. ' O. tablet service -- Thursday eVenlng- honor of the memory of Slgmund yfomnn, member of the Provo lod r " - ,)' Company '''?? 'ifev vYi ''M.!;rr" to the Steel Plant to . "Wants Hr.": . &-JM- I v. Wants the Steel Plant to come to 5 ' '. " UTAH COUNTY. Stewart Morrison Manager W; H. Freshwater, ...... We have subscribed our quota to the $150,000 to I JLW v.- - 7""" . J TzTVSQM the Tabernaclf SI ...... We have subscribed our quoU - brlng.it XZzfr&PK here; - : " UTAH COUNTY come it ort rfwtvrw-- & Music Go. Wants the Steel Plant to come to . UTAH COUNTY xi . here" T ' : . .Lkm-mt- S , - S, to the $150,000 to : . -- - Come -!-- - sr mttrn ;vmacle ' SI a J' 2? J . . . - L. BRoti ,'1, to the MASS MEETING in the TabernacieN'TV ,, .lM..ll,.M'..l.l..i.' .vv v viwva ' ' m.. mwnuojTtiuim..fuM!ij T V tt. " , . . |
