Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17

other engine in existence, q statement
pregnant with possibilities has been
made. 1t Is true and easily demon
strable. The steam area of the recip-
rocating type of an engine of the six
horsepower size is 141s square inches.
That means that sufficient steam must
pass through the ports into the cylin-
der to get action upon the entire steam
area. The steam area of the six
horsepower size Of the Crescent Ro-
tary Engine is 5A square inches. This
means that a proportionately less
quantity of steam must pass through
into the cylinders to develop the same
power In other words, with 9 inches
less area to cover, correSpondingly
less quantity of steam is required,
making it clear that less fuel is neces-
sary to develop the same amount of
power. This, then, solves the ques-
tion of the cost of fuel
COMPANY FORMING TO MANUFAC-
TURE THESE MACHINES
The purpose of the exhibition by Mr..
Larson at 212 Mercantile place is to
favorably place before the engine men
of Southern California this remarkable
product of the Crescent Rotary Steam
Engine Company and to lay before
the investor one of the finest industrial
stocks ever offered in this market.
The prompt acceptance by dozens of
the best posted investors of these
shares at one dollar is evidence of
their high value Ten days ago, when
the opening announcements were
made, the local agency had somewhere
near 100000 shares as an allotment by
the head office in Spokane for this
section of California. Since that time
| negotiations were opened for certain
foreign rights of manufacture which
VIII be so highly remunerative that
| heavy investors have quickly taken up
the stock, and Mr.. Larson has been
restricted to the sale of only 10000
shares, more than half of which have
already been subscribed. The next
few days, or the last of this week,
will certainly witness the closing of
every share now offered for sale. One
dollar per share will be the price, not
withstanding these favorable foreign
contracts. Every shareholder is an
owner in every right and title to all
the patented privileges covered by the
issue of the Crescent Rotary Steam
Engine Company and will enjoy these
enormous revenues as well as the
large profits possible in the manufac-
ture and sale Of this marvellous engine.
To show the stability of this engine
we are Informed that during the short
exhibition of the past ten days more
than couple hundred power users
have signified desire to become pur-
chasers of Rotary Engines. 212 Mer-
SdhliiS pldCe Will certainly be busy
place this week, for Los Angeles in
vestors are noted for their discrimin-
alton, and here is certainly a top-notch
security. One dollar invested now will
just as certainly be worth from three
to five dollars as the engine is to
bound into popular favor and largest
use by all steam and power users.
We are persuaded to append here
with facsimile of a letter which Mr..
Larson has just received from head
quarters. and which should prove the
determining factor in getting to his
office at 212 Mercantile place at once
and close on as much stock as your
finances will allow. For the
accommodation of employed
persons who cannot reach the
<nS Office during the day, Mr.. Lar
i son will keep his Office open
during the evenings.
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