Millard County Chronicle | 1913-04-03 | Page 1 | Acetylene and Gasoline.

Acetylene end Cs so 1 1 no. The flame of ajityiene gas is Intensely In-tensely white, and when examined by the spectroscopo ia fount to resemble sunlight more nearly than any other artificial lllumlnsnt. Ita extreme whiteness makes the naked light somewhat trying tc ths eyes, but when the light is softened by a suitable globe this objection Is largely overcome. over-come. Whether this light or that produced pro-duced by a gasoline vapor lamp la the easier on the eyes we are not prepared prepar-ed to aay, nor can we offer aa opinion aa to ths comparative cost of tho two systems or lighting. An acetylene gal plant Is by no means difficult to operate, oper-ate, and when ordinary precautions are taken there Is absolutely bo daa-r.