Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-03-09

the bauxite, the ore from which alum
mum, artificial abrasiyes and alum are
derived, that is mined in the United
States.
Practically all of the aluminium
cooking utensils used in the United
States today-100 per cent OF those
manufactured in America-have their
origin in the Arkansas bauxite mines
OF Saline county.
An Arkansan is national president
of the Tau Kappa Alpha, the honor
airy debating fraternity.
Waterworks systems ali over the
United States secure their alum for
water publication from Arkansas
bauxite. The paper making industry
and the manufacturers of popular
priced baking powders are also de-
pendent on Arkansas bauxite for their
alum.
Arkansas produces large quantities
of anthony. This metal is used as
an alloy in type metal, babbit and
other anti-friction metals and in enam-
els, yarnishes and paints.
Arkansas has three extensive gas
fields: Sebastian, Crawford, Johnson
and Union counties. Natural gas is
supplied at from ten cents per thou
sand cubic feet for factories, to
twenty-five cents per thousand feet
for domestic use, according to the
distance from the wells. Twenty
thousand cubic feet of gas is equal
to ton Of coal Arkansas factories,
therefore, obtain the equivalent of
lump coal at 81 ton.
Arkansas has law which prohib-
it's the consumption of more than 20
per cent of the daily flow OF a gas
well, thus insuring a supply of this
economical fuel for many years to
come.
Arkansas has gas wells which have
yielded more than 2,00o,000,000 feet
of gas each and still make over l.
100000 feet daily. These wells have
been flowing steadily for five years.
Sixty Trees of Commercial lmpor-
lance That Grow in Arkansas
LobolIy pine, short leaf pine. bald
ternut, pecan hickory, shaabark hiek-
Dry, bitter pecan hickory, mockernut
hickory, pignut hickory, cottonwood,
river birch, beech, chinquapin, red
oak, pin oak, Texan oak, black oak,
Spanish oak, blackjack oak, water oak,
willow oak, white oak, post oak, bur
oak, oVercup oak, swamp white oak,
al .asai ls.. IL III;
perry elm, blackberry, red mulberry,
Usage orange, magnolia, cucumber
tree, yellow popular, sassafras, red
gum, sycamore, black cherry, coffee
tree, honey locust, black locust, holly,
sugar maple, red maple, box elder,
buckeye, Eastwood, tupelo, black gum,
Towering dogwood, persimmon, blue
ash, black ash, white ash, pumpkin
ash.
Alphabet OF Arkansas Minerals
Actinolte, Aegirite, Agaimetolite,
Aearie Mineral, AIIbite, AIIophane,
AImandite, Alum, Alumte, Amethyst,
Amplitude, Anatasc, Andradte, An
celeste. Ankerite, Anthony, Apatite
Aphrodte, Aplome, Arkansitc, Asbol-
lite, Arsonite, Asphaltum, Aueitc, Aven-
TUNE Quartz, Azurite.
Barite, Bat1oiomite, Basanite, Baux-
lite, BindhiIhite, Bsmite, Bis-Muthin-
lite, Black Jack, Blue Vitroi, Bog Iron
Ore, Bolirite, Bowcnite, Branunite,
BrookIite, Brucite.
Calcitc, Cement, Cerussite, Chal-
copyrite, Chalk, ebert, chrysoIte or
Divine, Cinnamon Stone, Clay Coal,
Cobalt CocoIite, Copper, Coppcras,
Copper Carbonite.
Diamonds, Dog-Tooth Spar, Dolo-
mite.
Eleotite.
Fahlunite, Feldspar, Firoite, Frel-
bersite, Fulers Earth.
Galena, Gas, Garnet, Geycrsite,
Gold, Gothic, Granite, Graphite, Gyp.
sum.
Hematite or Iron, Hydrotitante,
Hyperthene.
ldocrase, iolite.
Jamesonite, Jasper, Jcffersite.
kaolin or kaoiinitc.
Labradorite, Ignite, Limestone,
Limonite, lithoaraphing Stone.
manganese, Magnetic, Marble, Mar
castle, Marmatite, Melsnise, Malanter
tie, MelIite.
Novacu!te.
ochre, octahedrlte, orl, Onyx, Opal
Orthordase or Potash Fcidspar, Ozark
lite.
Peaiite, Pearls, Pcridotite or Dia
n1ond Bearing Rock, Petroleum, Pinte,
Pyrite, Phosphate, Prophyliite, Pyrox
enc, Pyrrhotite.
Quartz.
Rootsite, Rutiie.
Schloromite, Serphentine, Slderite
Silicious Sintcr, Slate, Smithsonite,
Smoky Quartz, Soapstone, SpahIerite
Stibnitc.
Tale, Thurinsite, Tin Pyrites, Ira
vertine, TripolI.