The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1921-01-20
Bundy's Wonder Will Rsvo-
iutionize Power and Heat
Problems--To Travel from
MINI. to N. Y. for 25 cents
AlmlOSt Creates lonf Sought
Perpetual Motion

Marsha3ltown- Times-Republican
''There is no doubt about the success
and practicability of the Bundy dis
covery." said L. M. McMasters, gov
ernment chemical engineer, who is in
the city assisting with the detailed
perfection OF the power and heat pro-
cess recently discovered by Arthur
c. Bundy. The Bundy discovery is a
cheap proeess of taking oxygen from
the air to be used for htat and power
purposes.
when was first sent here I was
skeptical." McMasters continued.
"and thought it was another fake
but L am thoroughly convinced, after
all tests. that it is the greatest inven-
ton the world has ever known
McMasters expects to leave next
week for New York City in an atuo-
mobile. the engine Of which will be
operated on oxygen power. He es-
timates that the total expense Of car
operation that. distance will not be
over rs cents. A recent trip was
made to Minneapolis by Bundy at a
cost OF nine cents. An engine espec-
tally adapted for oxygen power is
now inr the; process of invention by
Bundy but at present any auto motor
is used. the spark plog. carburator
and ignition tubes being removed.
It is estimated that an ordinary
home may be heated for from $40
to $40 a winter by Bundy process.
Heat may be increased or decreased
by air pressure. just as the speed of
an auto can be regulated by the air
pressure.
The chemicals which draw the oxy-
gen from the air are the secret of
the entire process and one of these
Is . substance which may be obtained
from any vegetable or weed that
grows with the single exception of
the turnip. This substance is mixed
with second chemical and as the
sfr passes through the oxygen is sep
arated and reduced to form in
which it may be used as heat or
power.
The Bundy process is now backed
by $26.o00,000, McMasters declares,
some Of the largest capitalists in the
east being interested. At present all
stock ia. in the hand Of a holding
corporation. made up of Western City
men and capitalized at but $4,000.
Letters are received every day from
big corporations Offering assistance,
seeking to buy stock and otherwise
attempting to ''get in" on the inven-
tien. Local men however, expect to
retain. full control.
Bundy exhibited his invention at
the Iowa and Minnesota State Fairs,
where it attracted unusual attention,
Since then scientists from all parts
OF the country have visited Webster
City:to further investigate the inven.
ton. All were more or less skepti-
cal but every one went away thoroly
convinced that "Bundy had some.
thing"
The Bundy invention makes pos.
sible the running Of an automobile
for ten hours per day at an average
cost Of five cents ped day. Govern.
ment experts were brought here tc
zee the invention for themselves and
to assist in protecting the invento,
against theft.
Bundy has developed the creates,
invention Of all time not excepting
the telephone or electricity. His in.
vention through its heating facilities
will do more for common people thar
any other thing and the cheapness
with which power can be furnished
has 'revoiutionized the motor world
The future motor world will be ar
entirely different affair than the one
now composed Of gasoline and ker
osene basis for power. Wherever
heat or power 10 used in the affairs
Of the industrial world, the factory
shop or home. there will be a radi
cal change. for the writer can swear
that no gasoline motor every had tn,
power that Bundy's old rattle trap O
an Overland auto had the day b,
demonstrated to us. And the hea
that comes through the use of his in
ventton is stronger by far than -tha
Of gasoline or kerosene or alcohol.
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