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Show - - ( PROVO POST, FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1921. ' You Will Like INSTMT POSTUM And It Will Like lou ,4 combines wholesome with rich flavor. I , - - Instant Postum Is made instantly in tflie, cuff.; r i Tkeres a Reason for Postum : At alFgrocers J bt Postum Cereal : i f Company, Battle Creek, Michigan. Made Vy ' , ll f;;, ' H if you have plenty You will be warm high-grad- of COAL. If not; youll be cold! . 7 - Get .around the impending coal short- MVIMM 'h age by storing your winter's supply ' ' NOW. . , ASK YOUR DEALER , sheet-meta- , ' It every householder must ask himself : Am I going to be warm next winter, or not ? 7 A question - e ; . steel plant In the Swelnbart In the Detroit News. Then again, the River Rouge plant will mark the first time in the hisDetroit, where Henry Ford iserect-in- g tory of metal working that furnaces, on the Rouge River a mammoth foundry and steel mills, the three blast furnace, surpassing all other great divisions of the Wprk, have constructions of the kind in the been brought together into one complete, consolidated working organiworld. zation. Neither at Essen, the home Ford has conceived a way of mak- of Krupps; nor at Sheffield, where e e steel into ing England's steel industry is massed; steel by a process hltheto believed nor at Pittsburgh; where Americas to be impossible, Fords idea will iron and steel Industry centers, is be quite as revolutionary In steel there one concern which has concenmanufacture as was the Idea of Hen- trate! into one ' organization every ry Bessemer, In that It . eliminates branch of steel manufacture and its the wrote series of costly steps heret- allied Industries. The practice has ofore- believed necessary between always been for one concern to smelt the first melting of the metal, as ore, the ore, pour off the Iron Into pigs In the blast furnaces, to the pouring add aell It to another company which of the refined stelel into cast parts. would melt the 'pigs, work the . The process in general practice tomolten iron Into various kinds of day Is to melt the ore to release the steel and sell this steel, cast Into Iron and pouij off tha moltn, Iron ingots, to various companies, which into small blocks which, when' they would remelt it and manufacture It structural l, then take into rails, cool, arp called (pigs, these i.Hpls fo another fuHisce, re- pieces, and a hundred other forms. heat them, mix In some1 desired alloy At the River Rouge, all these varied to make the , product soft, or hard, forms of manufacture are concenor of great tensile ttfengtb. or any trated Into one organization. When other quality and then cast the metal the plant is done, the Ford interests Into molds. will be Independent of every other At the Ford plant they melt, the Interest. metal but once. While It is molten, When Its fompleted. When the myriad towering stacks they purify It, mix in the desired alloys and then cast it, for the first have risen to their highest elevation, and last time, into the part. Steel when the last bolt has been driven men have tried to do this for 0 and the debris of - construction is years. Every experiment has reaf- cleared away, there will be set in e firmed the opinion among motion a productive mechanism such that it could not be done,. So far las as men, before, possibly, have dreamthe rest of the world knows todaL ed of, but which, the world never has It cant be done but, out at the before seen. To get the true slgnifi River Rouge plant they're doing K! cance of what this means, imagine In.some particulars the Ford plant yourself In some skyey realm lookon the Rouge River eclipses that of ing down on this planet from afar. the KruppsatEssen..JThe Jatter. Is Up in, the north country of .Michigan. in the highest sense destructive. The Ford mines yield up their ore and ftrupp plant, built upj through 115 Ford forest lands their lumber to years, Into . the greatest ordnance Ford ships which bring them down plant in .the world, .the very heart the lakes to the River Ronge plant of Germanys military ,, and naval There the Ore is tamed Into the far power, has specialised in huge cast- naces and comes out in millions aqd ings chiefly big i .field and naval millions of steel automobile and tracguns,,. The Ford plant will specialize tor parts. The lumber goes into the in smaller castings but millions of body factory to be made Into door them. In area occupied the River and window sashes and other wood Rouge plant overshadows - Krnpps. en parts. Down in Kentucky-For- d The latter, even under the expanded mines give np coal, and hillsides give operations of war time, .utilized only up sand which is loaded on Ford 798 acre. In normal times, scarcely trains and pulled over Ford tracks half of this, or 402 acres, is need. all leading to the River Rouge. The River Rouge plant hasj already Where It All Goes. Sprpad over 256 acres and it isnt JThe coal goes into hundreds of coke hall done; eventually, within the ovensto be roasted until it gives up nexf thrfe year4 it will expand unt- coke to bemused In the blast furnaces il- It covers possibly 1,000 acres. It and. a score . 6t different oils and will have plenty of room, for expan- - chemicals to be used as fuel or in sion, however, for between the De- - J the treatment of steel. The sand goes trolt Riven and. the village' of Dear- - into a glass factory at Flat Rock to bon. the JFr interests own 7,300 make f windows and wind shields. acres.. In number jof meh employed Presently, from The steel mills come of the. River; Rouge7 plant, alone wiH miles of railroad rails and acres anl 'locomotives, j From dwarf Krjipps, In normal times sheet-steKrnpps employed 42,000. men; 'unit factory and foundry move thousands der the stress of war production, it of automobiles and tractors thouemployed 70,000. When the River sands, daily. They are loaded on Rouge plant Is completed it. in ships lying in the slip, that presently times, will employ about 60,000 start east, through , the lakes and V men. . down the St. Laurence to the .At. The Combined Force. . lantic. More are loaded on waiting And then, when, to this figure, the trains that start south to the Ohio 55,000 men normally employed t the River, where they are transferred Highland Pqrk plant .are added. one to other waiting ships that move gets a mental glitnpse of the inot-rolt- down the Ohio to the Mississippi, pf thp .project .aqd Iheir future down thp .Mississippi to the Gulf of automobile) and tractor! production. Mexico down .the feult n itbrohgli When the Rouge plant is completed, the Panama Canal to the Pacific, it, and the' Highland Parle, plant, to- presently to he lost as they dip beygether,' will turn out more than ond the horizon, bound for every 1,500,600 cars and tractors' year piart of the world where civilization better than 5,000 a day, writes James touches. low-grad- ( coffee-rllk- not to be . erate of their health, Thig pure ceieAl drink oualv-it-tf - Building Greatest Steel Plant in World Near Detroit, Where He Makes Steel by Process W7hich Every Other Steel Manufacturer Says Is Impossible But Henry is Making It. The greatest . Postum much more constd ' I To be Warm or world will soon be in full blast at 0 People who say, J like coffee , but it doesn't ... like me will find Instant HENRY FORD,. MIRACLE WORKER i ,ir C. UTAH FUEL ' . z , v , Miners and Shippers Exclusively of Castle Gate and Clear Creek Coal. , - . , the-tiAd- GOOD COAL" THAT f Standard Castle Gate' 0 ;;: . . I Z THE KIND YOU WANT Panther King: ' Clear Creek Black Hawk - order today ,; . -- . SMOOT & SPAFFORD rtioB i ! i m&y - 7 IT. f . :V i Coal Company jessehAKMON,' manager. i 1M WMt ;u. ,,u ,u ..CASTLE GATE . . . fl v . Bh, , ,t Phone 232 ,... CLEAR CREEK BLACK HAWK STANDARD ROYAL LUMP, NUT AND SLACK . r., Kindling,' Lumber, Shingles, Roofing and Cement' "A Square Deal to Every Patron" Jv -- M i'5v KING IQ Y . -- &n t,i , m j Hide Pistols find Razors j I i i 1 BERT BANDLEY ! HORSESHOEING AND BLA CKSMITHING Indiana boy on In Kiplings story of Wee Willie this engaging young . hero sits entranced watching his army officer chum shaving himself and announces that he too is going to have a sputter brush. when, he after watchgrows np. A ing dad shave himself and noticing where he put hia razor away, decided to begin at once. Taking down the razor and without waiting to lather his chin, he started to shave. The doctor had to finish the Job by taking several atltches in the heros cheek. Not only ahould pUtols be put where children cant obtain them, if in fact a pistol should be kept in a house at all, but razors should be locked up. This paragraph is printed to emphasize the last sug- playmate will not be freed altho the Jury could not agree. The case will be brought up for in October. It has several unnsual features. One Is that the state of Indiana appears to have no courts In which to try boys. Another Is that 11 members of the Jury who tried the ,boy stood for manslaughter and one for first degree murder. It these 12 men are representative citizens, the men in the Hooeler state must be a grim and hardboiled lot Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 85 Daniels Auto Wheel and Body Shop Oh, Bob, youve let in a lot of flies! Ill ALL KINDS OF WHEEL WORK Solid tira wheel cut down and made tor pneumatic, Bodies made , ' 1 to order. Loose and squeaky wheels tightened. . . . , Broken Spokes and , Split Felloes replaced.' Demountable Kims for Fords. ALL WORK GUARANTEED A. 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