The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-12-24

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products, will be made by the large
steel companies of the country. There
will also be an exhibition of safety
appliances and social economy as they
have developed in the industry during
the last fifty years.
The exhibits will be distinctly I'M
usual in that they will contain the
largest and most comprehensive show
ing of Diesel engines at one time the
world has ever seen. The history of
that important factor in power de-
velopment will be shown from its
earliest days to the present time in
stationary and marine service, also the
newest Diesel-driven locomotive man.
ufactured by the Baldwin Locomotive
Works for use by railroads in the dry
regions of the country.
Diesel engine manufacturers will
exhibit, and eight Of the leading firms
displays are to be the greatest in
history. They will show direct-con-
nected Diesel engine generator sets
ranging in size from $50 H. P. to
1000 II. P each. The Diesel engine
manufacturers who have engaged
space will generate total of $500 H.
p. and there will be one 900 II. P,
set coming from Germany and another
from Switzerland.
The power for driving the machin-
cry in the exhibit buildings will be
developed in full view of the public
visiting the Exposition with the ex-
hibits of the manufacturers in actual
operation. One turbine r'---'f carer
will have steam turbine directly con-
nected with the generating set in
which is generated electric current for
power use. There will also be three
unifow steam engines in operation.
New departures in ice making and
refrigeration will be shown by prom
inent firms and some of these COM
panies will display new designs and
construction, and in some cases new
systems which have hitherto been I'M
known. Some of these designs are
even unknown to majority of COM
petitors.
The burning of powdered coal will
be the main feature of the exhibits of
a number of boiler and mechanical
stoker manufacturers who have ar
ranged for space at the Exposition.
Transmission machinery and equip
ment will have large display, while
paper-making and rubber mill ma
chinery viii be important, bringing
out machines which have virtually
revolutionized the industry. New de-
velopments will also be pointed out.
Steam speciality manufacturers will
be among the exhibitors.
A large number of manufacturers
of hydrolic machinery and equipment
have arranged to show presses used
in steel plants and railroad shops, such
as types of wheel presses, forging,
stamping and rawing presses, as well
as those used in rubber plants for
making rubber tires and similar
articles. Hydraulic jacks of improved
design vii also be on exhibition at the
Sesquicentennial for the first time.
Electrical machinery manufacturers
have engaged large section in which
will be shown motors, generators,
switchboards, switchboard apparatus
and thousands of other types of cleo
arical equipment and supplies.
Steel manufacturers will vary their
exhibits SO as to show every phase Of
the steel industry from the mining
and refining and chemical treatment
of the various types Of ore to the fin
ished product, bringing out both the
metallurgical and manufacturing ang-
les. Included in this exhibit will be
the first aid and sanitary welfare
system followed by the majority of
large steel companies.
Oil companies will show the drilling
of wells and refining process. In the
transportation section the most mod
ern types of railway equipment, in
GLIDING the latest locomotives of both
steam and electric design, and all
types of railway appliances will be ex-
emplified. There will also be steam
cranes and shovels, steamship models
and charts, yachts and motorboats
and all types of ship machinery, such
as marine engines, deck machinery,
and navigation instruments.
Motor buses and trucks, GLASSES and
bodies of all types will be exhibited
in this building. A great many Of
the large manufacturers have already
contracted and reserved space.
The Palace of Machinery, Mines and
Metallurgy and transportation will be
erected at the northwest corner of
Broad Street and Government Avenue.