The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-02-20
HEAT
AND COLD
Inventor Can Produce All
of These From One
Tank.

Porte, IL cIe"s1e AZ
the West by q new process that
vill cheaper oil for fuel, light and
nower Mr.. Cutters plant is
making gasolene at less than &c
. Gallon. The Los Angeles Tri-
hume in recent issue devotes
full page, to the great invention.
It says:
70 catch all the natural gas
from great oil well, chill it with
an ice machine, change it into
rhigolene and other extremely
valuable liquids far colder than
ic., and then, dicarding the ice
machine, use these same liquids
IN chill the rest of the gas and
make more liquids, sounds like
perpetual motion machine story.
Yet this is practically what a
Los Angeles inventor and .scien-
fist is doing with his new plant
at Olinda this week. 1t is the
first strictly refrigerating plant
for the reduction of gasolene from
natural gas ever established in
the world, as far as known.
One billion cubic feet of nat
ural gas, equal in heat and power
to one million bushels of coal, is
lost daily from the oil wells of
America. The gas escapes into
the air, in spite of mans efforts
to catch it. This is history, an
cient history. Let us turn a new
page, a page being written here
in Los Angeles, page Of history
which must interest people all
over the world-no matter wheth-
er or not they care the snap of
their fingers about oil and gas.
W. c. Cutler, of Sawtelle, scien-
fist, inventor and hard worker,
has way to catch this gas which
is proving marvelously successful,
and last week he put in operation
the plant at Olinda whereby he
saves all the contents of the pre-
cious gas. The plant is working
now. Its success may effect the
oil industry of the entire world.
1t may make poor oil wells prof
table, enrich those interested in
good working wells, greatly ex-
tend the use of oil and its pro-
ducts all over the world-and
cheaper the cost of oil products
and heat, light, power and re-
frigeration to the general public.
By cheapening the new precious
products such as rhigolene, cymo'
gene and melthame, with a boil
ing point 256 degrees below zero
Fahrenheit, some extraordinar
feats may be accomplished in
household economy, to the delight
Of the housewife.
With a single tank of one OF
those products Of gas, she will be
able:
First, to cook her ice box.
Second, run the gas through
pipe and thereby light the house.
Third, heat the house.
Fourth, do her cooking in thu
kitchen.
Various burners and appliances
will enable her to easily secure
all these benefits from one single
tank of rhigolene. When thu
tank is exhausted, it can be re
placed by the company, and thu
empty tank removed like a easo
line can.
A supply of the gas produc
Niu NC ullllZeu III du olliN'
building to perform all the func
tlons of coal or oil as a source o
power, including the running o
the elevators, heating or chilling
The drinking water and heating
and light the building from to-
to bottom.
Supplies of rhigolene could b
taken across the desert to mine
and other industries where powe
Is unobtainable. A camper o
yachtsman could take along
small tank and apparatus, an
chill the drinkables and cook tn
game, no matter where he nigh
wander.
Some of the other benefits c
the discovery, are said to b
these: Innumerable poor o