The Sun. [volume], August 02, 1918, Image 1

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rntcrcJ a Snond Cla.j Matter June 1IJ nt the Poitofflce at True, Hah, I n ler the A t of March 3. U7
0LlMC ? XI, MUCK 10 KVCUV rilWAY Al'CU SI' 2. 1U18
CARBON HEU.ENES ORGANIZE ,
FOR THEIR OWN PR0TEC1N
Many Incensed At
Action of County
Attorney.
n tiiicd l the notion of Count)
Utorno' Thomo Pouts In permitting
i he wholesale Inclusion of responsible
Hellene In criminal chance, a nurn
Nr cf locitl Greek stockmen nssem
i j t Price on Knturdo) last nnd
rmrJ nn organisation to to known
the Carbon Count Oreek nssocli
ir n. The orgnnltntlon ha several
m In view It I" alleged that num
erous tpeculitnr have purchased or
,jed here nnd there n fort) -acre
n t if lind from the slate of Utah,
in) without IndlcMIng corner, seek
pllnlltc In damage from ever)
rd rt lreek owned sheep which
tr mn he nble to iroe linn fed up
n such Hint
Then nn Instance. It I iiimerlcd.
i wli h stale lenses have hern issued
i f,.e lint nn nert, when dohiage
ii pevernl thousand of dollar arc
limed It Ik old there I enough
nice in Cirbon count) lc grare twite
hn numher of hind of Mock. Iut ow.
1 1 the hog contract permitted l)
( rimr state Innd board, such land
ite In tho hnnd of (peculator who
re n t runnlngvdieep, hut nro watch-
lg I r trespasser nRalnsl whom the)
i) 1-xlKe vexation elomiiRo milt To
me-di thl Hlluntlon In said to be
e tf thi object of the organltntuin
rmrd last Saturda)
Minlhir grievance of th. (IreikK I
i nl!cBd illpnltlnn of the count)
llorncv t charge nil the nvnllnble
reek In Corl-on count) when he In
d upon to prosecute hut one.
Hiring the pint few do) Oreek
hrcd with trespasses or Inrtenj
4te Ireii accused, one rose nfler dls
nll having been prosecuted In sev
til court. 11 l t" he- noted thM In
hi rae prlntn counsel wn em
lojrtl and the Incentive, to Ret nult
doubtless the reason for tho count)
itwrnr) permitting repeiitul prose en
ion. after a fnlr Inuring nnd dl
large The Orcek sii) tiny ore de-
mined to havo n fair shike with
M d";k ellinlnntert. Kor thl pur-
th have orifiinli(d
Thl etuplonient of iikUlunt loun
I In err little iao thnl rome up
like a I Ik hill for Corlxin rouiit)
iliarr to font Wh not A count)
Itornc) that 1 racimbla of taklnr
sre of matterM that tome to hla de-
rtmfnt of county ROrnlnenl,
CUI.IIT UITH Till". IUXI.IX
John M o n tn berry, who conduct tho
bate SokIIo llottd Junt uiroiw the
u k nt 1'rlre from the Demtr nnd
lJ (Irnudc depot, wnt nnked Into
lurtlce. Ilummond'a court thl week
nd fined n hundred nnd fifty dollar
"f telllni; booxe, Thno or four locrtl
nd out of town curU worn aurround
K a pint of Hunii) brook whan the
ID rr went In. rtrunt Mncktln nnd
re I I'lummrr, Ixilti colored nnd
rm Hunnlde, were alio found
till!) of the name offenne before Ju
lee I.ec The former drew ii hun
J nnd twent)-flo dollar und tho
'tt'r twint-rio mon. Thl batch
( fcooie mine nil the way from Kan
" C'll) Jeuie Miller, colored nnd
rom the tump over eat, uot twentj
' dollar for totlnc loncealed
upon
Obeying Our Uncle
Sam's Orders.
I'nder u ruling last week of
Mhe imofflie dipartment from
Wahl!!Kton, I). O, the Idea be-
Ins to lonmrve newaprlnt paper,
The Hun U not allowed to ex-
thance with other nnwapaper or
t" end out free roptex to mi) one,
"the exception bclnB to ndvertU-
ine nxciHle for cheiklnc bul-
"" rIviii the publication nnd
fn i idiuatlonal nnd charlt-
' I hmlltullonH nnd emplo)e.
I xreptlon nro made to for-
f'tr imploe In tho service of
"' ami) nnd nav ComplylnK
tli tin rullnir, Thu flun ha dU-
itlnutd fne cople to volun-
" r nnd drafted men from Car-
n count) AIo to Utah nnd
t r exchanRi In future The
s IU Nubkcrlbo to and pa for
h exchaiiKi' n It delre
Tins, who wunt The Sun mil) do
' bkt nh, 4.
I'ndrr the ruling The Sun may
' nt free to the Young Men'
hrlktlan nwiocliitlon, Knlsht of
J humbug and flalvatlon Arm
neidnuarter at tho various can- r
J "menu and will coutlnue to
f forwarded. Carbon county
LK Ll?,Jn ,ne eral cantonment
H r HI find The Run on file at the
H l c mentioned.
K Thl 1, l0 )et ,,, bovt wll0 41
H J " "ten eettlns The Sun BrntU
H n w why they n.re cut off
IN AND AROUND PRICE
Dlitrlct court convene in adjourn
ed term ut lrlw AurukI :j(
laical thaler are imdIiik 7 SO for
this enr crop of baled ha) un de
liver) nt Price
i'ir? Tr?.d.lnB eompaii) thl we.k
old H Hill f the WelllnRton ec
tlon a farm tractor
Word wn received thl week of the
safe arrival In Trance of A H llor.
Ic) nnd I' It Ithead. both I'tlw oiinir
mc 11
llllte Jew clr) couiKin) Iih put In
m law and more room) mfr to rare
for It tik Ruide Iroin biiaineM
houm,
It H lioblnett ha IhiiirIiI the J It
Mlddleloii home ut Price, the Connld
rrntloii I eliiu around thlrt)twi hun
ilrcel dollar
lon V WVodward I here thl wek
from llnlpir lookhm after Die H ('
Milt htirlcndiop while I ho tatter I
fluhliiK out t'lntnh llnln wn)
Cierhoii Merenutlle coiiihiii) I ro
IIIK lo clorc It Main Mreel retail pkne
In a couple of month John Skerl,
It' tikiutiKcr, will eiutBKi' III the live
clock hiiMtiCMi
Mr und Mr I'miiiitt K Oleon are
pure nt of 11 ctlrl Kib) that ihiiu to
their home at Prlee lunt Heiturihi)
niornlnu Mr oImui anil tin Utile
ml lire dolni; uliel)
II) Hcbel nrrHiuteliiiiil with I tall
I'm I iiiinN(ii) lir I' K Thome I
oixultii; dciitnt office In nil four of
that eotiiiKtii) town In Carbon
coulit) He I Klvlmr Up hi offl. e at
Price
Kev Alfred A tlloviinnoiil will no)
iiiiim nt Kinllworth next Huiidn) nt X
o'clock of the liinrnltiK mid nt Prbe
ut 10 30 o'clock PollowInK iiioim. ut
Prlre 11 ladle old ocl;t) will be or
Biiulied ''
Helper e lllfflK u few evelilims iirh
met In mnm meetlmt und endomed
Uiki II. Youiir for uppolntmriit to the
count) hehool board to take tho place
tnndi' vniuiit I) tin rchrnalloii of II.
I' June
'Chink' Mckernoii hn been Iran
firml from Die I'tah June tlon to Ilia
wuthii run or the I'tah nllua) to the
main line from lllnwnthn to Provo.
Ho I the oldrat conductor on the
I'luh rnllwii)
Hi lin r lupmeti lire now rwolvlnc
).xt)-i IkIiI cent nn hour and price
nnd n half for overtime under the re
cent HilJUKtnunt of wase promul
Ruled b) Director flenernl of Hall
nwd Me'Adoo
Mr. I HftMOlhcrK hn old flfl)
foot froiiloRe from her proprri) Jut
ent of tho Garden Store to Sine, Car
oline llernnrdl Coiulderatlon thlrt)
five dollars r front foot The deal
wa made b) lc-.Silm
It I mIiI that with tlu t irmlimlloii
of their work nt Mt. Pleamint follow
r p tho recent flood there. twenl)-one
convicts ore to bo brought back to
t'nrlon count) to work on the road
In (late Cunoii und ele where.
Twtnl) nun nn to be Unified from
Curl-on count) ihW month for Camp
Uwl. Wash, nnd for th Unlverslt)
of I'lnh rifle en go to tho former
place mid flv to the Utter. The five
mint hive mcchinlral knowledge.
Home flfl) ladle of the Price ward
relief oclet met nt the home of Mrs.
Hi rah Jane Powell lat Tueda) nftir
noon, spending u mot plenant time.
In sorlnl conversitlon. knitting nnd
the llki Choice refiehmenl were
nerved
One of the larget plilfglass win
dow of the Tavern building wo
shattered to 4 thousand pieces a fe
elio ago when on automobile went
Into and through It The cost lore,
plucn will be about a hundred and
flit- dollar
l.lcencM to wed wero leJ d.u,r!e
the week to James B.rn and Mr
Klnli Krvlv nnd Tollewen . Kvsns
nnd Hannah Nalor. all oT Sunn) de
and to Harold King Primer of Lo
?i)gel, Cala, and Ooroth) Marl
Ile-gg of M)ton
Kd Shi)a ha sold hi lgi,r stand
and poolhall builne at '"''
Slain nnd Mirth re,t nt l-rl to h
brother. Joe Hhe)n, of Helper T he
cmer will " ' r"21u. r" City
ranih Interest over nrr Silver city
lilld elsewhere
Plan nre complete for the J Cutho c
ihiirch nt Price und ore now In the
hand' of Mlshoi. "'-! 'tl"
dt) A soon n niProV,111i"?
work will begin on the bu Ming.
whiih U to '" Z,UKinnln
about ten thousand dollar
Oiorg.- I'rnndicen ha been de.
,a)?d for a few da) In Reltlng In o
tils garoge proper ) on .orth WlghUi
street, now occupied b) . H t'eau.
1 1 low ever It will be but a di) or so.
Vhe I ob n'e'tt .took and repairing bu..
Ines has heen taken over l the
, emnden garige
' ,1 s lioblnett U.to l; ullh .the
I j II llodd p see. recentl) wougni o
.ting his stock out of the ) "
,' (mother location
I WattU Coal company lu applM
I'tohe state engineer for -permission
He Wasn't Even Registered
St-m'fiMiMr rT I LOOK'T SUM1.) LO0K' "" ) f tt,w.RHleo "1
jtiitm rvyTcHij 2j U Zf.mM ilflljr5LJ
GOVERNMENT STEPS IN AND HANDLES LABOR
Since August Ut, ) trli), iilll
ii.iii 1 1 n iinplo)liiK mole than u liun-l
e'red nun iuut Ret their common la
lor throiiKh tho Unite d Slab emplo)
mint service No inlvirtUliig for li-
lieir will Ih p. rinltiid Inspired nud.
oldrred I) tin Culled Htnte iti.ut-
tile nt of lil'or und ceiiidiictr.1 b) Hint,
etrpartnient throiiRh the Culled Htnlet
einplo)liu nt service u eiimpnlRii bu'
Inch liiauRurntid which I delgtied
in overcome the prrltoii hortnKi o
unskilled Ifilnir In war InduntrliM.
Wlillet the restriction ugalnut the prl
vute impo)ttitut of labor nppl) mil)
to common labor ut the preiuml time,
thee restriction will be extendi d u
soon ii piHulbh to Include skilled 1 1
bor. In the meantime recruiting of
'killed labor for wnr production will
be silbjoct to fedcrul regulation Ac
cording to the Culled State depart
ment of libor thl dnintlc change In
the nation's labor progrum hn been
found necessary In order to protect
the emplo)er nnd tho cmplo)ed, to
consirve the libor suppl) of the com
munities nnd to cut down uniictinr)
and expetiNlvi' labor turuoveir nud to
lmnac the prodiiellon of iinwnllal.
While non.essentliiiMaduiilrlc will
le drawn upon to suppl) the iieee.
wir) labor for war work, the with
drnwnl will be cemdiictid on nn e(illt
i hie bal In order to protect the ln
dlvldutl emplo) er iih much n pol
hie In each eommuiilt) tluro I be
ing formed a local eommuiilt) labor
lioard, eonltlng of n repremntatlvn
of he Cnlted State emploment ser
vice, n reprentatlve of cmplo)er
nnd n roprcVentatlvo of the emplo)ed.
Thl board will have Jurisdiction ovej
to use om -tenth of it second-foot of
wntrr from nn unnamed prlng In
Carbon county In connection with the
wnter uppl of Wattl A concrete
dam will he Inatulled In collect the
flow.
decent order ut the Salt lakc I'll)
laud office restore I0JB S ucre of
land In the Dlxlo nitlonal forest to
mitr) on August :it. The applicant
who hud the land withdrawn have
two da) In which to file claim, after
at which time nn) other peron m
make entr).
Mr. nnd Mr Sere n OUcin of Price
Inst Monda) had n enblegrum from
their son, Stephen A. Olaen, stutlng
he had arrived In CnkUnd safel). He
Is b) this time no doubt somewhere
In Prance The same day Mr. Agnes
Hill had a similar message from Hor
l) Hill, who enlisted from Hiawatha
Pour Carbon count) bo)s have en
listed for the Unlverslt) of I'tah
training school nnd will leuve on the!
l&th Thi) nre Clircnco W John
son uud Clarence K Hck of Castle
(late, Itollon Chrlstensen of Bunn-1
ride und T II. Fiddlier of Price It
will take nno more to complete Car
bon count)! quota ,
Some twelve persons from Salt!
Ijiko Clt) and Price went out to Ar
g)le Can) on last 8undn to Inspect an,
oil shale propert) there that Is being
promoted locnll) The) are satUfhd
with what the) saw It I now state 1
that n retort of twcnt)-flve tons a da
capacity will put In Tho distance
from Price I about fort) -five miles
Stale lload Hnglnecr Ira It llrow li
ng has Just completed arrangements
w lereb) the city of Mt Pleasant muy
use a Hteamhovul In clearing up after
the recent floods there The shovel
will be purchased b) tho state nnd
will be loaned to the Mt Pleasant au
thorities providing the) arc willing to
pn) rent on tho machine while It Is
being used
W C. Ilroeker Is handling Wlllard
batteries for automobile Instead of
recruiting and dlttrlbulliig labor In
II lociellt) The advbtor) board will
liievo ic II ermnuint heud the ill-n-etor
if tlm I'liltrcl Sinte emplo)
limit rervbe P J Mornti, nt Salt
Uike ( ilv Thu far mil) two mem
ber aside from the service director
huve leett named. Tin) nre I .on J,
llnildoek nnd Itobert J Currle
Tli n requirement that unskilled la
Uir mut le recruited through thu
sole itgrnc) of lh United Slate em
plo) mint service doc not ut present
nppl) In the iumi of laltor which I
not dlrectl) or Indirectly solicited: la
or for railroads, farm latter, to be
re. rolled In accordance with existing
iirrangemeiit with the department of
agricultural labor fur non-war work;
labor for establishment whose maxi
mum force doe not exceed n hundred.
When tho stirve of labor require
ment ha been made uud tho aggre
gate demand for unskilled labor In
war work I found encli state will be
itaslKiied n quota, representing the
common labor to hn drawn from
iimong men engaged In non-easentlal
ludiiiirlr In the date
The object I to keep un) commun
is from Mug drained of labor, and
to use the local uppl) n fur in pos
ed! le for local demand The entire
movement I slrlctl) n war meaure.
At a recent meeting of the I-ndles'
Aid soelet) of the Methodist church,
held ut tint home of Mrs It. I). Dick.
Iiison, officer were elected for the
ensuing year The new president I
Mr. Ilenlon llandolph; secretary,
Mr A. I). Dlcklnnou, treaurer, Mr.
I. U Nutter.
-Milliard," un his udvcTllscmcut In
last week's Sun made him si), A
carload of electrical washing ma
chines I coming mooii, which ure t
be sold ut Prlcu ut the same prices n
Silt !uko City nud Provo The ma
chine will be em ellipla) In u week
or ten da)
The Indiscriminate und wasteful use
of gasoline I taboo, according to a
bulletin of the Unltud Htutes fuel nd
mlnlilrallon rela)ed b the Utah of
fice, which state I'tah extravagance
In the consumption of this product
muxt be discontinued. It also stall
that unless tho practice becomes much
Irs prevalent stringent conservation
measures will be adopted.
V W. liross of the lied Tilangla as
sociation, louring Curbon and Kiner)
counties list week and this, spoke at
the Methodist church luit Kuuda)
forenoon HI address, entire!) Im
promptu, was ver) much cnju)ed by
I the congregation He wo discovered
a 'among those present" by It II
T. elder Just u the latter wns about
to unnoumo hi sermon. Upon the In
sistence of the pastor und others he
iceuisenled to talk
In order to place tho eonctruotlon
'of sections of roadwu) throughout the
j state more dlrectl) uuCe r control of
' state engineers, the state road com-1
I mission is considering tho stationing
lot engineer nt convenient localities
lo that problems of road building will
I not have to be referred each time to
tho state engineer' office at Salt Ijeko
ICIl) Tho nv.ttcr was discussed nt a
'turning last Monda), but went over
until mioh time as Oov, Simon Ham
herger, who Is now on a trip In Caoho
and Jtlch countlos. might be present
The United State will be short of
! potash next ear Intimate for till,
show an available upply of about ftvo
hundred thousand tons of potash ualu
or only about half of tho normal Im
port before the war Commercial
ertlll.er concerns must bear the
brurt of the shortage
Circulation of The
Sun For July.
Statu of Utah, Count) of Carbon
J A. Crockett, president of Sun
Publlthlng cvmpati), first being sworn
en hi oath so) that the circulation
e f The Sun for the month of July.
IIS, wn five thousand two hundred
mid flfl) (OHO) copies, less slit) -four
tct) coplr spoiled In printing and re
tained for otrlco files
J. A CltOCKinr.
Subscribed und sfcorn to before me
thl 30th day of Jul), 11 My com
niuuelon expire March II, ItSS. (Seal)
CAItl. It MAIICUSKN.
Notar) Public In nnd Kor Carbon
Count),. I'tieti.
iiii.wav miu: IK soov
Tt) iircoMi: ht.vii: itoi
Uiborer. not convict, will be cm
plo)ed to rcmovn the rail from nbout
five mile of the old 4 per cent grade
through Spunlsh Pork Can) on to Sol
dier Summit, according to tho Intent
plan of tho state road commission.
The grade, about nine mile In
length, I being offered to tho date
at a nominal rental of a dollar a
month and will bo converted Into a
highway b fall In order that It ma)
be used for traffic during tho winter.
Three und a half mllia of old 0 per
cent grude nt the Castlu Valle) line
between Mnhrlaud and Hiawatha has
been turned over to tho state nnd ha
heen designated ii n stale hlghwa).
HKSItV P.UtMl.r.Y IS NAMI'll
AS N INKI'IXTOH OK CO Me
llinr) Purmlc) of Hiawatha wa
eterda) appointed coal Inspector
for tho district of Utah and Southern
W)omlng b) Moroni Hrlner, fuel ad
ministrator. Parotlcy dutleH will be
In connection with the office of dis
trict representative, Inspecting coal
trkeu out of tho mine for distribu
tion In order that the public may be
served with clean furl of good iual
It), Hn Is alread) associated with
tho fuel business nt Hiawatha, vvhluh
I one of the big coal producing cen
ter of Carbon county.
1:1.1 cTitic siur.s ik comings
AN.Nt'.tit .n ov wi:i iK hoos
Instead of the regular meeting next
Tueda) evening, tho ell) council of
Price met last evening The light
committee wus imtructd to nego
tiant for un (ilcctrlu slryn for fire
nlarm purposes, now thfit the wills
t es at the steytm plant uro out of
roinmlssion The -rri I expected
to cost around three hdndred dollar
Hi ginning wek nttcrnexl there Is to
be n rumpulgn ogafnst tho weeds In
the streets And on private properties,
urtlee of whlcli I to bo given by
handbill nnd through publication of
the council' order In The Sun. The
monthly bill were ullowed, after
which un adjournment wu taken un
til Tueuda) evening, August lOtb.
KNUSTJIUNT TIMi: hllOUT,
Ml Margaret Horsley haa received
blank, literature and data on the
student uume reserve nnd tho arm)
school for nurse Anjono wishing
Information ma) obtain the same by
calling on the local board The age
for enlistment In the student nurse
reserve I 19 to 35 eur, while In the
urmy kuIiocI for nunc 1 21 to 36
ijeane. Tho campalgii closes August
Uth, so tho tlmo I short for efnitt
Itrtont. Carbon county I entitled to
'five. Mis Horsley is desirous of Rot
ting the full quota.
Of course It Is none of our business,
but folks would be a lot cooler If they
i could fan their heads with their ears
l I
The Weather I U
The Sun Special Service H
IHtVVHIt. Colo , Aug I 7 6 n. m'i i H
I"ielr tniilRhl and Satureln) Not H
miieh elmiige III tempenitiire ' ' H
but hn beeomo Of the old fash H
hmeil June bride who iiiuhI to be sat- H
Isflcd to limrr) n elvlllnu linteod of es H
mllltnr) H
HIGHER THAN TOR ANY ''"
PREVIOUS WEEK IN
OUTPUT
Hiiti'Mi:.M itnt thi: mmi: tpik H
mi' Ht.Kiirri.v. H
Miiikeil liiiirovrinciil In Operating H
Comlltloii Shown tJcnclillj- the H
Counfrjr Over With Isolated lixccii-
tlem IVolh lltrdoct nnd Hrtv. Il
hive ( eikhig Nltuntlon I'alrly Good. Il
Plodiiitlon of blluinliieiu coal dur- H
lug the week of July 20th, while not H
eiiilvnlent to the record week of July H
Uth wu hiKher than nn) previous H
week The output, during the week H
ended Julv 20lh (liieliidlng lignite H
niul umiI utHcle Into enke) I estimated . H
lit ll,t0 000 net ton n iiRiiln.l 13, r H
37 000 net ton during the week pre- H
icillng or n denronse elf 3 I per cent
mid n Hgiiliist It 310 000 during the H
eiirritit week of 1017 or ecu increase -, H
if li 1 per cent The uvernge pro H
dm tlon per working dnv during tho H
week of Jul) JOlh I etlmnted nt 3,- H
ISfOOO ml Ion n against 3,313,000 IH
ne t ton during the w k previous nnd i H
1.73,000 net toll during the week Of ' WM
Jill) 20 tM
Shlpiueul during the week of Jllly H
30th dverensed sllghtl) from all dli- H
trlet with exce ptlnn of Iowa, Texa cl
mid the Houthwesl Slntei- the Increase BH
In this district amounting to I 3 per H
cent over the Wink of Jul) I3lh Car- H
rler re port show lmt shipment H
from Central Penn)lvnnla decrraed IH
3 t pe r eenl, from Ohio IS pi r cent. H
from Southwest Virginia 6 A per cent H
mid from lltluot tiullaiui mid West- H
ern KentUekv 33 lereent IH
Mntkiil Improvement H
Opernlor of five tlloilNltld even I H
hundred mid twenty-three mine the
coiinti) over with n total production f H
of 1 1,3 I3.00U net ton nnd present ca- IH
piull) of 13,073 0011 pel ton for the 1
week ended Jul) nth show u total of f- H
Rf per rent production Them (1753) I H
mine wern opernled nt t per cent L H
of their prevent cnpaclt) n rompared f H
with 3 per conC during the week or H
Jul) (th Improved lator condition 1 jH
cnuscd lose ntlrlhiiled thereto to I 1
decrease from 7 3 tn 3 per tent Of 1 H
the either file tor limiting prodiirtlon 1, H
3 9 per rent wu due to shortage of H
rnr, I per cent to mine disability, I a H
per evnt tn "no mnrkeit" nnd I per HB
cent to all other muse. IH
Marked Improvement In operallug J. HH
condition occurred during the week 1 HH
In nil district with exception of In- UH
dalna, Northern nnd Central Ohio, f
Alabnmu. Kiinna nnd Mls4ourl Op BH
erntora In Indiana nttrlbute the de-, j H
crease In production to mine dlsabll- t HH
It), In Northern nnd Central Ohio to jH
both tnr shortuge nnd mine disability B
and In Alabama nnd Kansas uud Mis- HH
sourl to labor shortage IH
II) product Cokn Klgure. l IH
Working condition In the b)prod-
tut coke lndtitr Improved icinsldcir- M
nbl) during the week ended July 30th. 4 , H
The pli'it of the roiintr) produced B
617,171 net leu of coke nnd wern op- I, H
rrnted nt 91 3 per cent of their present l H
rnpnrlt) n ngnlnst per cent dur- ft H
lug the week of July I3th Itrpalr it H
to plnnt during the wick caused 1 H
losses attributed theielu to decrease 5 B
from S I tn 4.1 per cent nnd other Ji SB
ruiise which cnused Ion of 1. 9 per B HH
rent of ireent capacity during the 1 R B
week of Jul) Uth decreased to 1.1 per K 1
Material Improvemetnt In working I BBH
condition occurred In Alabama, II- I bJAB
llnol, Kcnliick), Maasachusetts, Ohio K
and Peniis)lvanla, Operalnrj In II- HH
llnol.. Kentucky nnd Massachusetts BBH
nttrtbute their Increased production to . BVfl
repaired plant, operator In Penns)l- BKH
vnnia to better labor condition nnd i BH
repalied plant nnd operator In Ala- ,' BftH
luima nnd Ohio to taurr not perl- , BBH
tied I BflH
Opel u tor In Mar) land failed to re- , H
port cause of their decreased produe- I BBH
tlon, while labor trouble. In New ork 4 JH
limited production during the week. B
Ilepair tn plant and other causes j IH
reused production In West Virginia to I lljH
decline sllghtl). , H
Slight Itexrrai b how 11. '
Production of beehive coke In the. M
United State during tho week ended KH
July 30th I estimated at C6.ll, 111 net H
tons a ngilnst 110.211. net ton dur- I H
Ing the week preceding or n deoreae 1 MB
of 1 1 per cent The average produe JBB
tlon pi r working day during the week j U
of the 20th U estimated nt 111,000 pet H
ton a compared with 113.000 net B H
tons during the week preceding -j flH
The principal operator In the Con- A SB
nellsvlltc, Oreensburg nnd Iatrol j H
district of renn)lvanla ruart pro. KIlH
durtlon during the week of Jul) 20th KIlH
at 393,939 net ton nnd the operation 111
of their plant ut 71 C per cent of their HH
present capacity n ngalnst 77 2 Pr SMI
cent during the week of July Uth H
Intensive milk campaigns have HH
been conducted by home,demontru. " IffilH
tlon agent In many counties in New j !
York. The purpose of the campaigns WIH
la to encourage women to serve more Hf
milk dishes for their fumlliej, Man) Hi
graphlo exhibit have been prepared H
and dlspla)ed In store window nnd H
libraries During on month twenty- H
four hundred and twenty-ssven wo- BH
men wero given direct Instruction In H
the value and use of milk through BH
demonstrations given by agents flH