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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-08-10
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT

State of Louisiana, 2Sth Judicial District
Court. Parish of St. Charles
No 7ss Gilbert l.. Watkins VS. John b.
Pitre
~. virtue of writ of seizure and sale ISIS
,,nd ont of the Honorable the 18th Judlcial
district Court of the State OF louisiana
~ and for the Parish of St. Charles III
thr above entitled and numbered case
hearing the date Of June 18th l9lo, 10
ne directed shall proceed to sell al
n,,hIic auction without appralsenlteh' 10
HE last and highest bidder at TIE 1rohl
loar ~ tbe Court House on Saturday
AUGUST 18th 1918 at IL O'Clock a. III. me
following described property to-"lt:
1 tract of land known at the southern
| ,art;on Of the southern quarter OF sec
| ,;nu eleven Township Fourteen South
Rorre twenty Fast, measuring one nun
ar.d and thirty- five feet front on a ROAD
running on the lower line OF Sa'o - -
ipy A depth extending TO the upper ~,
/ Of said quarter section bounded or ~.
nort1, br The property OF inc El'''is to4'
planting Co. and south by toe plopei :,
~ Mrs. William CadoM. Sald proper's ~ y
be sold to pay and satisfy pialhelil
F., cIaiffi as follows: Five hundred ana 10Y
/ four and 42-100 dollars, with elHht pc
cent per annum interest on two huh,'l 9
a,,d ,,,a,tv-two and 26-l0O dollars iron
Tnver,her 9th 1914 until paid, VIII
l;l,swise interest on two hundred am
.;ohf,-seven and oO-lO0 dollars from NO
.,nher 70 1912 until paid, together VII
rem ner cent attorneys fees on sad NV
amonnt, with five per cent per annui
interest on thirtv-four and $500 dollar
from Nav 18th 1917 until paid and a
costs of this suit
Terms and conditions cash on the spot
Leon {. Vial,
Sheriff, Parish of St. Charles
Sheriff Office, Parish OF d. N''hi IL
Iuly 10th 1918
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NOTICE
X J. Sellers

Notice IS hereby given tn
hunting and Tlespassing is posi-
lively prohibited under penalty q
'ne Ia" on The properties OF Mrs.
Mrc. JOS LafallIe.
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par, red cornmenl 10 me ieat"'o
No., excellent whcntless biscuito
y c,rnmeal--one-half a cup
n shallow pan placed IN the
-, no stirred frequently until IL
del ate brown. The other nsFe-
teaspoon Of salt, cup
...... cutter and one ana max
ar ater. Mix the peanut nae-
f.. .rr aud salt and heat. "hile
..s...-e IL hot sir IN the meal
s..- ID $50 he hot. Beat thor
=. ale .>cs" should be OF sueh
,,ncg INIT !. can be dropped
-. spa \. bake IN small CAKES
-, ~. uryreased pan. This makes IL
biscuits, each Of which contains one
sixth @; an ounce Of protein.
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NOTICE

Public Notice IS hereby given
that hunting. trespassing and moss
picking IS prohibited on The follow
ing property
The property Of Nick Laqne
better known as Fred Ludinpicr,
on Magnolia Ridge
w. l.. Laque
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NOTICE

HUNTING and TRAPPING
strictly prohibited on the lands o
this Company. Trespassers will be
prosecuted TO the full extent of the
aW
Louisiana Meadows Company
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NOTICE

Pnslic notice is hereby given
that ,respassing. hunting hs"'ng'
,.n:pe moss picking is strict
-, ,itec Of Ellington, Fried
rndcl "a Lone Star Plantations
under ptna.ty of the Ia"
Tie l. a. Blouin Co. Ltd
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Ry v'rtne Of writ OF S"'|u'e .
sale issued out OF the i'o''o' avn
me 2oth ~ 'C'd' h''o'' -
re state 81 i'ou'o'''''" :"
'iie ! = - - II
above emitted and NUMBERED easy
bearing date Of June fo'h' 1870
~ me directed, ! snail p'o1oo" =
>tIi az PuOfic duCl'o" "'t'o"t
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Williams Mil Mig. Co. A.. ::

ATE Broad ST. Tes.r n - w. $500
p.,,st and Crsia Ilreshsrs. P.s'a hss''s; s'' e I
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NO T/LE

irespnssing, hunting and trap
ping are hereby prohibited on a
properties ""ned and rented hv
WIN. Lussan
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NOTICE

Public notice is hereby given
that trespass'ng, hunting. fishing,
trapping and moss picking is stric,
'y prohibited on property o,
Estate T.. }, Seller under penal.
Of the law
4. J. Sellers
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Partial Contents

Partial Contents
Acries and Answers
ALLAN Will: Should and Won!d
How to use them
'asAouncia,ions Century Dict-
.ona:vl
osA,t English in tAe II me
rru Englisl y the s;hoo'
ShatD say and what not 10 say
.ourseAl Grammei
aufsea letter wtitms and fuic'
N<ioa
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Man ass
sompouaaWords: Tow to 7 e
them (
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Agents NANTES
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ample cspy j
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NO TIC'k

Hunting, trapping and trespass-
ug are hereby prohibited Q" the
property Of Estate Mrs a. OasSe"
Layou> Gassen,
Agent
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ANA Camp No. 4o1. meets
every 4th Sunday OF each
MON. at ! p. M. a, Anna, La
T. b. Sellers, Clerk
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MOI ICE

Notice is hereby given tina. the
Finance Committee of Police Jury
Of ,he.Parish OF St. Charles will
meet on every Saturday previous
the regular meeting to approve
bills and any bills received latter
than that day will be LAID over tt
the next regular meeting
+ >chexnaydre,
Secretary.
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CORRECT ENGLISH
HOW TO USE IL
"A monthly magazine devoted TO
the use Of english
josephine Truck BAKER e"''''
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Profit nj aking
Farm, Equipment
II psvs to buy GOOD farm
an.,inuent 49, you can rely
on the williams Line.
Power Hay Balcrs

.eo,on;calt to operate-stronG and duIapie C., as.
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Also

Jerseys Registered < Bred
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-11-29
Next Years Wool.

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Nov. IA
Urging the government fully TO pro-
tect the interests Of the woligrowers
Of the United States. senator william
". King has been holding series OF
conferences with officials % the war
Industries board and war trade board
and II quite hopeful that a favorable
policy viii be adopted.
That the wooimen may not face
heavy losses on next years clip Sem
ator King urged the war Industries
board 90 recommend that. N neces-
sary, the government take over the
1919 wool clip.
II that plan cannot be carried
through. no urges through the war
board. that action be taken. under
authority conferred on that board. TO
prevent importations Of foreign wool
20 the American clip viii be sure ct
good market.
Both boards have promised g. in
vestigatc the situation carefully and
early decision u looked for
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-11-29
wooLMEN FIGHTING SHY Oh
bEING CAUGHT WITH STOCKS

NEW YORK. Nov. 2a.-Contrar,
to expectations. tho release OF wool
for civilian use has brought only
moderate demand from manufactur.
erH. says Bradstreets today. cOndi-
lions have changed and prices that
seemed all right Tor war times are not
now ~ regarded. There IN general
expectation 81 serious fluctuations In
prices 60 cover tho readjustment PEE
Rod. aud manufacturers aa well as
woolmen are afraid OF being caught
with surplus stocks while that read
i9Ftment II going on, Little N yet
known a. Ia what the official action
h likely 10 be. hut tho government II
committed Co take over the whole of
tho 1915 clip. though there appears 10
be little iikolihod OF anything being
done In regard 60 the control OF the
.i9ia clip. buying Tor the United
States In South American markets
has been stopped. tho great problem
before the government agencies to-
day being how To dispose OF stocks
already owned or engaged without
serious friction or financial distress.
The work OF valuation ana purchase
81 wool h going ON steadily la the
been "A cessation OF allotments for
army work Conferences are being
held la Washington between the war
Industries board ana representatives
81 the quartermnstcr's corps and the
various committees representing the
manufacturers and the allied trades.
and II h. expected that there viii DO
an early announcement OF policy.
The sixth quarterly census of wool
stocks In the United States shows
total OF 3gS,63O. 26O pounds of raw
wool tops and noils held by manufac-
turers ana dealers as OF September
80, 1918. on June 30th the census
placed the similar total al 399. co.,
3Ga, on March 3lst. a3t. SOC. 600. on
December a., 1917. 4fB.Ot7. 600. on
September 30. 1917. $4,000. 900. The
totals under the five main classified
tons are about on "a par with those
reported as Of June 30th the last
previous report hut are considerably
less than the report Tor September
a0th year ago. OF tho 32i. 5bS.793
pounds Of grease wool ON hand Sep
temher SOth. dealers held 2i9,6b9,0t7
pounds and manufacturers had only
lOl,Aa3Il6 pounds. A year ago the
dealers had l73.859,SIG pounds in
stocks and the manufacturers 21f,-
63i,3s0 pounds. or more than twice
tho quantity thus held In 1915.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-11-29
Tho Sun Special Service.

The sun Special Service.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov. ID
Cattle receipts today two thousand
head with the market steady TO a
shade lower and no choice fed steers
included. Hog supply twenty three
thousand. Market steady TO ten cents
higher NJ the start. hut weak at the
finish with tops at $3.50. sheep and
lambs thirteen thousand head. Market
fifteen Co twenty-five cents lower and
no choice ones. here. Top $500.
Beef cattle receipts included large
number from Colorado and other
western range states and some big
strings Of belated Kansas pasture cat
tie. Shortfed steers sell at st4OO t.
$500. with very small number
good enough 10 sell up 10 1890. al
though some show cattle sold on the
open market last week at $1,000 o.
$500. fun carload at the latter
price. Good western range beef steers
weighing nine houndred and nfty
pounds and upwards sell nj $500 to
ttG.00. lighter steers down tu sf2.OO.
western grass COWS $3.50 70 $3.50.
cnnnora $500 to t5.75. choice heavy
native COWS up 60 $500 and vcals
fii.OO 10 $3.50. Receipts ct cattle and
calves here las, week aggregated tOt..
600 head. but the supply will be ma
torially Hmallor each week from now
on with good price prospects Tor sell
lerH. Kansas and oklahoma wheat
fields are making "a fine growth aud
many cattle went out TO them In the
last week. Feeders are "a little higher
at $1,000 10 $3.50 and stockcrs steady
81 thirty.five cents lower az $3.50 To-
$1,000 with most 81 the range year,.
inEs and twor selling ~ $500 TO
ttO.bO
Hog receipts last week were iO4,-
Vt0 head as compared with nay-sight
thousand the same week last year,
yet prices closed the week ten Go fif-
teen cents higher. The liberal sup
ply today opened steady to ten cents
higher. hest mcdiumwcightn up to
$3.50. heavy hogs ti7.15 and lights
ti7,Gb. but tho close was very weak
ami bulk Of sales ranged from li7.2O|
TO tiIG5. Stock piEs reii az ti2.60I
To fti.O0. which o. "a very attractive
price when compared with values 90
tat hogs.
In sheep and lambs prices have de-
clined flfty cents since the middle OF
last week. Hest lambs are worth
tib.ss. though the top today was
tis.oo. Fat ewes brouEh 5000. but
ralcrmen Hay they can be- good
enough To bring $3.50. Nine cars Of
riSty-five pound Arizona heayyhidod
feeding lambs sold at $500 today.
Eve lambs sold up 10 tiS.oo.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-11-29

Z. and 20 irrigate in addition 10 ~.
rest OF the land above described tbs
land embraced In the NwHNEK.
Sc = wv, and NEhsWh Soc.
and the whSwh Sec. S. Twp Il
South. Range II East. This apple,
ton IL designated in the state On
gineer's office as No. a4O6. All pro.
tests against the granting OF 80
application. stating the reasons thor
for. must be made by AFFIDAVIT An
duplicate accompanied with a Zee A.
s2.5O, and filed In this office witbtn
thirty t3O) days after the cornpl,,Ias
of the publication Of this notice. @. b
MOONAGLE. State Engineer.
Date OF first pub. Nov. 15. 1914.
date OF completion OF pubiica,ion
Dec. 1s. 1918.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-11-29

DENVER. Colo. Nov. 2e.-Thc
state board Of stock inspection today
announced " would prevent the inn
portation OF sheep into Colorado from
tho Navajo and Ute reservations un-
less they are declared free from scab
Infection. The Indians reservations
extend from Colorado into New
Mexico. Arizona and Utah Tho last
two named states Will not allow sheer
o. be moved from these reservations
and Colorado IN likewise preparing 20
enforce the quarantine. Veterinary
surgeons viii make inspections befor,
shipping u permitted.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-11-29

ers and. hog producers In Chicago Tor
further action.
The exclusion Of hogs weighing "a
hundred and fifty pounds. which cam
not be utilized for export trade" n
statement by the food administration
says. is necessary for the mainten-
ance OF price sterilization"
The food administration urges that
they be retained on the farm until
they reach proper marketing weight
This II Of prime importance. ~ all
pork which can be produced In the
next few months will be urgently
needed Co supply the wants of our ex-
port program Of pork products
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-11-29
NOTICE To WATER USERS

NoiitE 10 WAITER tSl.IkS-
State Engineers office, Salt Lake
city Utah. Nov. 20, 1918. Notice IN
hereby given that Farley 4. Warren.
whose poatOffico address H. Price.
Utah. has made application In accord
nnco with the requirements OF the
Compiled Laws OF Utah, 1907, as
amended by the Session Laws 81 Utah.
1908, 1911 and 1915, 90 appropriate
two and two-sevenths DAD second
feet of water from Grundyick'a Creek
IN Carbon county. Said water will be
diverted al a point $3.50 feet north
from the southwest corner OF Bee. -,
Twp. IL South. llange no East, Salt
Lake base and meridian. and con-
Neyed by means OF ditch for "A dis
lance Of 5000 feet and there used
IRON April Let 90 November lst Of
each year % irrignte 100 acrea Of land
embraced In the whsEL Sec. 1 and
WhNEA Sec. ~. township and
range aforesaid. This application Is
designated In the state engineers Of
flee as No. 1855, Al protests against
the granting OF said application.
stating the reasons therefor, must he
made 10y affidavit la duplicate, ac-
companied with Zee OF t2.BO. and
illtd In this office within thirty (gO)
days after the completion OF the pub
licauon of this notice. q. \. MOON.
AGILE, State Engineer.
Date ~ first pub Nov 20. 1918.
1918.
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EsTIlAY NOTICE e NOTICE

ES1fsAN NOTICE - NOTICE II
Hereby given that under an Ordin-
ance OF Price. Utah. eautled. AN
ordinance prohibiting the running at
large of horses. cattle, mules, asses,
sheep. goats and swine. ana 10 provide
Tor the impounding Thereof l have
taken up and impounded the following
described animal. towit: one sorrel
horse. about nine years old, weight
about eight hundred and fifty pounds;
right hind foot white ana white strip
In head; branded on left shoulder YER
teal bar with two bars ncrons this.
And n the said animal In not claimed
and taken away within ten uO) days
from the date OF this notice. and all
costs thereon paid, l shall expose at
public sale and sell TO the highest
bidder for cash the animal above
described. Such sale 90 take place on
the "a day OF December. 1918. az the
estray pound, at o'clock y. m, at my
residence OF said Price. Dated al
Price, Carbon County, state OF Utah.
this 22d day OF November. 1918.
ORSON A. LARSEN, Poundkeeper.
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IN TmE sEvENTm JUpICINL pIs.

trict Court OF Carbon County State
OF Utah. y. O. silvagni. Plaintiff.
W. Nick Belcastro, Defendant.-Sum-
mons. The State OF Utah 90 the said
Defendant. You are hereby sum
moned 60 appear within twenty days
after the service OF this summons
upon you. II served within the county
Ia which this action Is brought. other
wise, within thirty days after service.
and defend the above entitled action.
and in case OF your failure 80 10 do,
judgment viii be rendered against
you according 90 the demand OF the
complaint, which has been filed with
the clerk OF said court and wherein
the plaintiff praya judgment against
defendant FOR the foreclosure OF a
certain mortgage on the following
described premises, towit: A portion
OF Lot In Block II, Price townsite
survey, Beginning az the southeast
corner OF Lot 2, Block n, running
thence west 539s feet; thence north
thirteen rods; thence east 53M feet,
thence south 10 place OF beginning,
being the east quarter OF said Lot q.
JOE w. ROzzELLE. Attorney for
Plaintiff. PostOffire Address an
Kearns Bldg. Salt Lake City. Utah.
First pub. NV. 20; last Dec. 20. 1915.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or CAR.

bon County, State OF Utah, Reea a.
Lewis. Plaintiff. W. Mary LOWS
observation-disclosures. The State Of
Utah To the Said Defendant You
are hereby summoned 90 appear with,
In twenty days after the service of
this summons upon you, " served
within the county In which this &C
ton IN brought. otherwise. within
thirty days after service and defend
the above entitled action. end In case
OF your failure 10 10 do. judgment VII
be rendered against you according 10
the demand OF the complaint, which
has been filed with tho clerk OF sald
court This action II brought 10 TO
cover a judgment diAaolving the mar
riage contract heretofore existing
between you and the plaintiff. =, h.
WOODS. Plaintiffs Attorney, Post
office address. Price. Utah.
First pub. Nov. 8; last Dec. q. 1918
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-11-29
WITH THE LIVE SToCKMEN
on THIS SECTION or UTAH

Dr u. w. Hogan. state live stock
Inspector. left for Chicago yesterday
t. attend the annual convention of tho
National Live Stock association.
which convcncs there December 1t
10 sth tie was given authority 60
de- pa hy the state board of examiner
Among the important subjects d. be
considered 90 the convention viii be
uniform methods Of inspection Of AMI
mails and Tor elimination ~ infectious
and contagious diseases
George A. storrs and y sheya have
filed suit In district court nj Provo 60
collect about seven thouinnd dollar
damages from the Han Pedro and the
Utah railway companies. They re-.
Gently shipped "a bunch 81 sheep and
lambs for their Gordon Creek ranch
from Southern Utah 10 wildcat Spur
Negligence and careless shipping ar
rnnEcmonts are alleged as rcaponsl.
bio Tor the amount of damages asked.
Extra feed and extra help became
necessary also.
LOSSES Of hundreds Of sheep and cat
tie by uoclSraiscrH IN san Juan coun-
~. y. NJ. were explained when the
county agent discovered the whirled
milkwced and It's poisonous proper
tics The agent pointed out tho plant
10 farmers and stockmcn. several
meetingH were held Co plan how 90
meet the danger and committees we're
appointed 20 inspect every part OF
the la Plata district, which includes
twenty thousand acres. by helping
the stockmen a. locate and avoid tho
weed. the agent hopes that serious
loss viii be- avoided.
During the week ended November
2bth snow from two Co ten inches Ia
depth fell over Southern Utah and
the west and east deserts. states the
report 81 the weather bureau. In
Southern Idaho, Southwestern wyoTh-
ing and Northern Utah the snowfall
was less than one inch. A. a result
OF the moisture large areas OF range
for sheep aud cattle have been made
available. and both sheep and cattle
arr reported In unusually fine condi-
ton. Al strawberry reservoir. n
flfteon-inch carpet OF snow covered
the ground all last week.
All shipments Of hogs hereafter 10
stookyards al Missouri river cities or
10 stockyards east OF the Missouri
NNhtN VIII NNNNNN ~ w ~ Nhh N"hf
as now In use for giving the food adj
ministration orderly control Of the
movement OF grain. Stockyards d.
rectly affected include Chicago, Kan
na city. 81. Louis. Omaha, 81 Paul,
Louisville. Nashville and Pittsburg.
y. W. Doty OF the United States
bureau OF markets at Chicago has said
ton. ~ the strawberry reservoir "A
charge have as a member "A represen-
tative Of the bureau OF markets az
each Of the cities named except
Louisville ana Nashville.
To meet the call for moro sheep 10
supply wool and mutton the farm
bureaus OF California have under
taken campaign 60 boost the sheep
Industry In that state and have al
ready succeeded In placing four thou
sand sheep on the farms there. Some
81 the points that are being used In
the campaign are that the United
States department OF agriculture states
that twenty sheep are required to
clothe a soldier The United states
has about so. 200. 900 sheep. The wool
OF these viii be sufficient 10 supply
Uniforms Tor AN army OF only two an /
a half million men,
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NOTICT no wATrR usrns


state Engineers OFFICE. salt lake
'i'y. Titan, Nov 9. i9is.-Notice
u hereby given that the Well
'hglon Canal company with its princi.
PAL office az Wellington, Utah. has
made application Ia accordance with
the requirements OF Sec. I2ssxgt
Ohap' g. Session Laws OF Utah. 1908
20 change the place OF use OF twenty
ssol second-feet OF water diverted
from the Price river In Carbon conn
" AZ point 1900 feet south ana 1l2O
Feet west OF the northwest corner of
Sc, o. twp, IL South. Range no East
salt Lake base and meridian and
heretofore used from March 18th 10
November 18TH, Inclusive. of eacn
year L. irrigate 1870 acres OF land
embraced IN Secs. 20 and 80. Twp' IA
9oulh' Range 10 East; Sec. 1 T,Vn
10 south. hange 10 East; secs
anu anu NE ssWh Sec. 7, Twp. IS south
i.ahse ! East, Secs. ~. as 20 40
o. ana 50, TWP. 10 South. Range M
EasI IL Is now desired 10 chsnsa
from the land irrigated In aid a.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-11-29
Cannot SCH Hogs.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Nov "a
Al hogs weighing under a hundred
ana fifty pounds we're included In
'throwouts' from packers droves By
an order today of the food administra-
tion. This action "a designed to keep
from the market hogs considered too
llght Tor export trade meat and also
20 maintain the present price OF
heaveier than 'throwouts" at s1Tb0
a hundred pounds. This program viii
De continued until December Sd. when
a meeting will be held with the pack
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-11-29

Resolutions opposing amy extern
sion Of credit by American banks 20
Germany without the deposltoru' con-
sent were adopted In New York last
Friday by the boycott committee OF
the National Defense society. The
society announced II would make pub
lie tho name OF any bank extending
such loans as the sentiment OF tho
people IN opposed 90 tho lending OF
American money In any form 60 Ger
many"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-11-29

Railroad station agents the country
over were last Saturday granted by
Director General McAdoo general
wage Increase OF twenty-five dollars
per month above the rate prevailing
last January ist. with a minimum OF
nlnety-five dollars per m NTH. Eight
hours Is 20 be considered = day'f
work, with pro-rata pay for two hours
overtime aud ,,me and a half Tor SER
vice above ten hours. The order ar
fects about two thousand five hum
bred station agents, who are not tele-
graphers. and who consequently were
not covered by the recent wage in
crease Tor telegrapherB,