The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-28
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Charles G. Mayer, writer for tise
3ommoner- and GlasayseE
islles this week the fOItoNiElg IN TN
oaper. concerning the glass fqetortea
IL Clarksburgs
Rush orders have been the m IS
Turing lately at the CIarlzstlire ops
escent Glass Words. a1ls plant
devoted to the n4anut ctll re- Ok tFs
tic and decorative glass, y. Aas kfa4tt-s
co.'s Is president Of the comp
L Speaker, secretary, and reasureFs
e. J. Francoise.
w, EschenfeldeF has Charge OF
the Peerless Glass eompan5t
Ciarksburg, where James Siel4atssd
continues to overaee factory opera
tons. All place. are tillet1 at TINS
plant and the product dilT1ne ssAe
writer s visit, was OF good qpallt
Brisk shipments are reported by the
management.
John 46oblegard. presicle ~
manager OF the West BonlS g Set eesAs-
pany, ClRr<sburgs merits s,
doing conscientious missionary W9rt
In bringing about the pendtne na9Eger
of window glass manIlflc lls7
terests A few concerns lin thu lgltt
Mountain state are com posse emery
OF local business men VIII Q p ear ss.
have but a superficial = q eliA TAN g it4s
81 the true state OF affafr1s In the vim
dow glass trade. The features Of the
proposed coordination were t1otoHe
" analyzed by Mr.. KobIegHfcl y n
good results among West ~
business men. Operations are me
ing along propttiously 81 the sesl
Fork plant 1erc "A e. Orr and az r.
Ma 45off are the prihtip III m the Of
nee.
The, Travis Glass cofnpany's plant.
Clarksburg. promises ito become an
Industry OF much, Importance % taag
busy glass town From end g enc
this new enterprises gives evidence u
tho owners intention to double the
present capacity for the production
of machine made mills catsl1p, mus
tard Vaselne and other lines of abot-
ties. At present a ten-Etng tank y
equipped with i've machines, -FOUR gA
which are operated on the day shirt
but on the night shift all are opera
ted. and are giving satisfactory re-
suits. There IS ample room Tor tne
insta llatIon OF five more machines on
the tank now In blast should the pusi-
ness OF the firm REQUIRE the ming, q
small ware orders. The men
though everything Is new, they are
getting along quite well IT 10 "a
charge Of o. a. Bridges. formerly
foreman ftEe Barnes Mold Worla.
GAINESVILLE, o. With the .arrtHal ~ o.
Andrew Murphy from Manntngton.
LntE. Week. MI eEoEANAt5eh AASsS -
neymen employed. They include x.
]. Croke, formerly Of Toledo. ana +,
L. Peters.
since the limit was taken on some
West Virginia window glass plants
are breaking all production fecoraA
in the past. At the Peer4ess " t,Is
CIarksburg Manager james Clellann
stated that his IS blowers pFoduceu
2. 564 boxes last week. and the glass
was good" he added. They set blocks
Thanksgiving day. This concern enc
ed last fire July % and began thls
blast after short interlEliaslon on
September s. number Of the Work
men are opposed to unlimited produce
ton. They say It Is not only driving
the old guards of the bench but also
many liddle-ag men and some
youngsters, who are doing themselves
more injury In the long run tnan
good They claim Il Is q futile way
OF making up for underpaid labor.
One manufacturer In the Little Noun
tain state remarked last week.;
am actually ashamed to tt9le nay men
in the face under present condi ttons,
I know they are not paid accprdinE
to the labor they perform ana the
skill Il reuulres will welcome the
day when can pay them decent
wages"
Emil Hochstrasser, hattener. is
president Of the Clarksb1rg Cooper
ative Glass Company; John Hidule Y
vice president; Grant q. Miller,
treasurer; w q. Smith e secretary.
The above, togethef with Samuel
Hunter. Samuel Powell ana g. q 81
Lott, constitute the board Of dtIectors'
r. II. >Albertson superintends the OF
fice and works. They are operating
with thirty three blowers. AL q
whom are working hard Tor q tull
quota OF, best brand wtnpow Glass,
Their bending works q n full blast
1t seems 10 be q pronculeed success,
The Adamaton prodltct moves from
the works at a rapid rate,
lI.afayette property. That concern is
moving along unpret dhtiourly, maxi
ling as much good glass Ra can be-
drawn from 4 24-blc 8er some
/ of the lafayette workera are not "
Favor OF forming che 1taperial Glass
company. unless machine CONCERNS
close their plants wit tltlIe tallsi=epeys
jating plants and Some iot them would