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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-18
SOUTH LEADING
AMERICA IN
BUILDING
5. A., Among Chief Cities,
Shows $7,302,772
for 9 Months.

The South is leading all sections Of
the United States in building activi.
ties. according to the national monthly
building survey of s. W. Straus and
Company. made public yesterday.
Tremendous gains were shown both
for the month of September and for
the nine months of the year. compared
with the same periods Of 1924. The
G6 leading Southern cities reported
building permits in September amount
ing to s53.0oS.375 comparcd with s25.
S6S.472 in Sentcmbcr last year. n gain
of SCI, 900. 903 or 10J per cent.
S7,3O2.772 HERE.
This comparcs with gain through.
out the entire country Of 40 pcr cent.
San Antonio showed S1.302,172 for
nine months.
Miami again led all Southern cities
both for the nine months period and
for September. The gain for the
former was Isl per cent and for Sep
TENDER 305 per cent as compared with
September last year. Jacksonville. ST.
l'PterSDuTc. ldIllpd. MldInl bcicn.
Hollywood. Lakeland and Orlando also
showed large gains.
Florida. however. was nor alone in
spectacular building activities as n
number of sections Of the South dis
plvcd great building activities. Louis.
Vile. Birmingham aud several of the
most important Texas cities were
among the list showing substantial
gains.
GAIN is 81 PER CENT.
While building activities through.
out the South, according to the fig
ures of S. W. Straus and Company,
have continued in large volumes
throughout the year. last month wit
messed greater activity in many sec
tons than has been the case so far
in 1925.
The 81 leading cities reported to-
tai of 500. SI3.959 for the nine
months. gain of "a per cent.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-18
TRIPLE OUTPUT
Of MILESTONE
FACT DRY
New Permanent Material
Meets Approval Of
Builders.

New equipment TO triple the output
of the new Milestone factory at Rivas
and Colorado streets, has been or
dcrcd by the Milestone Company of
Texas. A. Geridctti. general manager,
announced Friday. This has been
made necessary by increased demands
for Milestone for construction work
in San Antonio. The new plant was
opened last spring and despite the
fact that it has been operating to ca
pacity ever since. Mr.. Geridctti says,
it has been unable to keep up with
the construction.
1t was originally intended to erect
an additional unit TO the plant and
this will be done. it is said. rs soon as
practicable but the demand for Mel
Stone has been so steady that i'm
mediate increase of production is i'm
Derotivp
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-18
BUILDING ACTIVE.

Sew people realize the extent of
the building program under way in
San. Antonio" said Mr.. Geridetti. 1T
is amazing the way in which new
buildings are going up. A favorable
sign, too, is that permanent construc-
ton is being adopted far more this
season than ever in the past. We
began manufacturing Milestone last
spring on the basis of the demand
then prevalent but we have been in
undated with orders and this increase
in our equipment had to be made i'm
mcdiately. We have room in our pres
ent plant for the additional machin-
cry ordered but even with the utmost
dispatch. it will be several weeks be-
fore we can get the equipment and
put it in place. However, we expect
TO keep our present contracts supplied
and by the first of the year. we hope
to catch up with bac. orders and to
so increase our output that We can
then take care of builders until We
are able to open another unit.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-30
SUR TAX SLASH
MEETSFAVOR
IN HOUSE
Repeal Of Federal Inheri-
lance Tax Has Opposi-
ton From Both Parties.

WASHINGTON, d. G., Oct. 3d.
R)-General favor among members OF
the House ways and means commit
tee for substantial reduction in both
the income surtax and inheritance tax
rates now has become definitely ap-
parent from expressions given in the
House hearings on new tax legisla-
. ton.
The committee which will start work
IN drafting a tax reduction bill next
Wednesday, heard endorsement from
Professor Adams of Yale University,
who advised with the treasury in the
framing Of the first income tax law.
Secretary Mellon has asked reduc-
ton of the maximum surtax rate from
40 to 20 per cent and repeal of the
inheritance levy. Many committee men,
bers, both Republicans and Democrats,
have expressed favor toward cutting
the surtax to % per cent and posi-
bly, to 20 per cent.
OPPOSE STATE TAX ONLY.
Argument Of the treasury secretary
that the inheritance tax should be re-
pealed and left entirely to the states
finds opposition in both ranks, how
ever, chiefly because Of the loopholc
for evasion offered In the fact that
Florida and Alabama have no such
tax. At the same time, proposals for
reduction Of the present rates, with a
maximum of 40 per cent, and for in
ereasing the credit allowed for pay
ments on state inheritance taxes have
found distinct favor among committee
members.
Proposals for reduction or repeal of
the alcohol tax, which were opposed
yesterday by the American Drug Man.
ufacturers' Association, continued as
the subject of discussion today at the
committee hearings.
Repeal of tho levy was urged by
Eugene G. Brockmeyer, representing
the National Association Of Retail
Druggists, in presenting a statement
prepared by Frank Il. Stone, its pres
ident.
SERVE PUBLIC HEALTH.
at would not only rebound to the
benefit of the consuming public as well
rs pharmacy in all its branches" he
said, "but it would serve to encourage
retail druggists to return to the manu-
facture of their own alcoholic medici
nal preparations and thus tend to pro-
mote their professional development in
the interest Of the public health"
The tax-paid alcohol withdrawn by
retail druggists is used for a number
Of indispensable purposes, the state.
ment said, including the compromising
Of prescriptions for liquid medicinal
preparations, and the tax Of S4.1S a
gallon has added considerably to the
costs Of these products.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-30
PICKFORD DENIES
MARITAL TROUBLES

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 30. - Jack
Pickford vows and declares his mar.
ried life still is hitting on "all eight
and that there is no estrangement
with his wife, Marilyn Miller. Re-
ports from the East that the Pick
fords were not particularly chubby
when Jack left New York for Los
Angeles. were characterized by "Little
Mary's Brother" as "applesaucc," here
today. His return to Hollywood, he
said, was to make two pictures and
not to escape from any marital dis
cord.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-30
Man Lives
| In Tomb
Awaiting Death

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Oct.
30.-R)-On q lonely promon.
tory in Ell Dorado county, viii.
liam NJ. Bowman, 80-year'old
pioneer Of the gold days has
spent the last IS years chisel.
ing a tomb. A grave scooped
from tho solid rock, fitted with
q coffin and enclosed by u "death
house" constitute the old mans
work. He will live in the house
until he feels the approach OF
death when a white flag will
tell his friends that the tomb
Is ready to be sealed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-30
FORTUNE IN RADIUM
CROSSES CITY ON HEM
OF WOMAN'S SKIRT

NEWARK. Oct. S0.-CP-How a
$4,000 bit of radium journeyed uu-
noticed through the city stuck to the
HON of a woman's skirt. was described
today by DIR. Andrew wallhouser and
DR.. Francis ]. McCauley.
The radium, enclosed in gold tube
the size of a grain of wheat and
fastened to adhesive tape, was picked
up by the dress of the patient from
whom it had been removed.
From the physicians offices the
precious metal Travelled to a distant
part of the city in trolley cars and on
the streets. At the home of the patient
it was noticed and subsequently re,
turned to the doctors.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-30
DEPUTY CONSTABLE
DECISION IS DELAYED

Decision as to whether deputy con-
stables have a right to carry arms in
San Antonio was again held up Thurs
day when trial of II. l.. Afford. charged
with impersonating an officer, and
Y. II. Lopez. charged with carrying
firearms, was postponed until next
Tuesday in county criminal court.
Both were arrested following com
plants made to Mayor John W. Tobin
and Fire and Police Commissioner Phil
Wright that deputy constablcs from
outside precincts were making arrests
in the city. District Attorney {. NJ.
Chambers has ruled that such arrests
are illegal.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-30
|HYLAN TO SUPPORT
| SENATOR WALKER
BY Universal Service.

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Mayor
Hylan today gave whole-hearted in
dorsement to the Democratic ticket
headed by Senator Walker.
He declared the individual candi-
date is of less importance than the
cause he espouses," and expressed
qualification that the Democratic
nominees had approved his admins
tration and Intend to carry on his
policies"
The mayors pronouncement was
provoked by an inquiry from report
ers, who asked if he intended to sup
port the Walker ticket.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-30
CUBAN PRESIDENT
WILL NOT ASK LOAN

HAVANA, Oct. SO.-GRD-Denial
was made today by President Machado
that Cuba is planning a foreign loan
to be used for the immediate COM
mencement of program of public road
building. The president said there are
sufficient funds on hand to start the
work, and the unemployment will be
relieved when building commences.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-30

q BROAD in variety of styIes-nunber of sizes
- different materials-that every find the
particular type shoe she desires. The assemblage
embraces everything from the sport shoe to the ball ROOM
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-06

jene ST s takymi penasnymi w
davkami a ltratami, ma axe sl
tito slovenski hajlepsf l'udia pri-
lslabi. Lebo we'd sriad 'uj1 po ce-
lom Slovensku l'udove shromaz-
denia, tym ciel 'om prave teraz u
stavicne cestuju, vydrzujd ME
kol l'kych tajomnikov, ktori sn zpl
ma zamestnani sriad 'ovanim po-
ucovan1m miestnych vyborov, w
'davaj1 noviny, letaky, knizocky,
programy To vsetko stoji znacnc
peniaze.
Preto oeak. lajn pomoc Cd mas,
americkych 81 ,vakov, svojich bra
tov. A t1to pomoc SINE i'm povin-
nj poskytnnt'. We'd vari citime $
nasou rodnon vlast 'ou jej det :
mi! Ved' vari po tol'kych utrpe-
mach zasltizili i vol Inc lit!
Tedy yyzyvame kazdeho, komu
sa tieto riadky do rully dostanI
aby neotal'al, neodkladal, ale
hned' ako toto precita, ably po-
slal prispevok na 'Volebnv Fond
slovenskyych stran. Tieto strany >t1
len dive: Slovenska l'udova strana
a Slovenska narodna strana. Obi;
dye pracuj1 "a samospravu Sloi
venska, "a uskutocnenie nase1
s+obody. Obidve sti Verne Cesko,
sNovcnskej Republike. Tedy ry,
chlo sa rozhodnite a poslite svoju
.obet' Ak nendate, ma ktord stra.
nu to posielate, Vybor Fondu roz
deli to rovnako medzi obidve strd
ny, ak udate, kol 'ko davate ma je
dnu talebo druhn .stranu osobitne
! Vybor odosle to tax, ako 81 pra
/ jete.
Vybor Volebneho Fondu:
! Rev. Stefan Kocis, Rev. Andre
Mihal, Rev. Jan Porubsky, Rev
Jozef Horvath, Jozef Husek, Iva,
Daxner, Michal Sincak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-06
VYKAZ SBIERKY
ma Volebny Fond, cd "a. do 81
oktobra 1925.

Posledne poistene $9,912.10
Doslo "a posi-. tvzdcn 1907. AZ
Dosavad' sbierka cinl: $11, ,119.55
Ia Slovensku L1gu Amerikc: {:
Jan A. Kocur, tajomnik,
?. 0. Box 996, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pom. red. Pre- nedostatok mie-
sta neuverejnujeme mena darcov.
z Youngstown V poslednom case
postal ma Fond "Verny Slovak
zpod Tatier'' $40, p. FIR. Hudili
sbierku, ku ktorej prispeli Jan
Hulk 81, Robert Hulk 81 a Jan
Antal SOC. Nedavno dvaja Slovaci
mesta pos1ali po 81. Rev. Ko-
els obetoval $50 d predtym bolo
kvitovane $15, takze celia sbierka
z Youngstown dosial' obnaSa
1880.
Slov. Lfga vyda podrobn1 zpra
WI po ukonceni sbierky, ze kol 'ko
ktoreho mesta Slovaci obetovali.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-06

- Slovenska Liga ie vsenarod.
ma ustanovizen. vstupuite do nei
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-06
URADNE ZPRkVY
Slovenskej Lfgy ' Amsrike,
o HODNOTAUH.

kazda vac ma svoju hodnotu,
ienze kazda vec ma inaksiu hod-
notu Ma jednom mieste a inaksiu
lla drubom, a taktiez inakSiu v
jeanom d inaksiu inom case.
Medzitym poznamenavam, ze
treba robit' rozdiel medzi hodno-
tou a cenou veci. Klobnk cislo O.
sem ma istn cenu, na priklad tri
dolare, ale ia potrebujem klobnk
Ia moju hlavu cislo sedemapol, a
lax ten cislo osem mi je privel'ky,
nema pre- nina temer nijakej hod,
noty, klob1k cislo sedemapol mi
je dobry a tedy mnoho Wac no.
den. nez tam ten, ackol 'vek cena
obidvoch je rovnaka.
MOI otec = Pan Bob mu daj sla-
WI vecnu kupnval baraninu
funt po diva krajciare, ia kupdval
som po pat idesiat krajciarov. Tie
krajciare obidvoch padoch Wy
jadrovaly cenu jednoho funta ba-
raniny. Tie funty boly rovnake,
vvzivna hodnota bola tiez rovna-
ka, ale cena rozdielna. | z-toho
vidime, re cena hodnota s1 diva
rozdielne pojmy a netreba ich
miesat'.
Cena veci zavisi cd poptavky a
nabidlxy. Ma co sa l'udia mnoho
dopytujd, poptavajd, co casto Wy.
hi adavajn, k1pit' chcu, ale 70
kupci malo ponukajd, to mava
vyssiu cenu. Co kupci vel mi po.
nikajn a naco sa odberatelia ma
10 dopytujn, to mava nizsiu ce
nu. Hodnota zavisf Wac alebo eel
kom Cd tohN ci patricna vec il
Wac alebo menej ku jestvovanir
cloveka potrebna alebo nevyhnut
ma a ci ME.
Ma priklad: ked' vysly prve o
eel, pisacies pera, stalo jedn'
tol 'ko ako funt masa. Teraz do
stanes "a cenu jedneho funta ma
.sa aspon dvadsat' raz tol 'ko pier
Ked' sa urodi malo ovocia, pre-
davai dvihajd ceny. Ale ma pr. pc
vetrie, vzduch, ktore dNchame, ]
pre- zivobytie nesmiernej hodnot
ale nema nijakej trznej ceny.
podobne je to V duchovnom sve
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-06
e. Niektora myslienka ma zavse

tie. Niektora myslienka ma zavse
icenu, l'udia "a np vd ACNE mno-
5ho plata. Ale hodnoty nema nj
jakej. Ma pr. nejaky napinavy ro
man, nejaka kniha daktorej vaz
nej spolocenskej otazke, ale TAX
napisana, ze t1 otazku neosvetll,
ale zatemni. Podobne stoji neja-
ky trad velikn cenu hodnoty ne
ma ziadnej, vynalozia l'udia ma
nejaky plan vel sunny penazi,
ked' no preved1, maju toho
ME osoh, ale hanbu.
No sii veci, ktore pri svojej slns
nej Gene maj1 niekedy znacnu,
niekedy vel XII, niekedy ohromnli
daktore nesmiernu hodnotu. Wy
nalozit ma prave vzdelanie seba
a svojej rodiny trebars cely MAZE
tok, kcd tym dosiahneme skutoc-
ne II seba alebo clenov nasej rod,
ny charakter, vzdelanost bla :
zenost', tax obete, ktore sme na
o dali, sn malickou cenou "a I'll
vel XII hodnotu. Niekedy len jed
ma kniha, ktorti SINE "a dva-tri do
lare k1pili a pozorne precita'i,
sprawl Obrat V nasom celom zivo-
te a tu jej hodnota tisic nasobne
prevysuje jej cenu Niekedy len
jeden znamenity Glanok caso,i
Sc podnieti l'udi k dobrym, VINE
senym skutkom talk jeho hodno.
| ia je v nasledkoch ohromna. Ale
ked' nejaky kruh l'udi naprav
celt zivot svojho naroda ma cestu
veducu ku casnemu blahobytu, L
pravej svobode k vecnemu bla
hu, dielo tychto nadsencov ma ne
smiernu hodnotu hmotne pro
striedky, ktore ku tej praci po
trebne boly, miznu V priprovnan
ku hodnote. Tu spomenieme lei
vecne svietiaci priklad Kristov
ucedlnici a nasledovnici zastepil
ideu krest 'anstva najprv do svoj
no naroda a ia idea presla i nj
larody inc. Cesty zivobytie .ty7cl
apostolov boly spojene $ istFm
itrovami, penaznymi vydavkam
Ale eoze sn tie vydavky "a cen
oproti hodnote krest 'anstva? Nj
mic! Mcnej nez kvapka vody {
proti oceanu!
; Tedy vidime, re niekedy p'
merne malymi prostriedkami, m
lou cenou m6zeme dosiahnut' no
: noty, ktore nijakou cenou odv;
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-06

lit nemozno.
No jasna vec je, ze ked' clovek
ma prilezitost slusnym sposobom
Izadovazit 81 veliku hodnotu za
newell 'kd cenu,, ma kazdy pad to
urobi. Totiz, urobf to ma kazdy
pad vtedy, ked je ivstave til ce-
MI "a til hodnotu dat a ked' ja
ta hodnota jeho zivotu nevyhnut-
ma.
Ny Slovaci name teraz tak,l
prilezitost', zadovazit 81 pri ne
vel 'kych hmotnych obetiach, o.
vsem so znacnymi mravnymi ma
mahami, jednu ohromnl hodnotu,
nevyhnutn1 ku spravnemu, pra-
vemu zivotu. Tato hodnota sa me-
nuie NARODNA SvOBODA.
q dejepisu vieme. re "a stare
davnych greckych rimskych
cias, potion stredoveku, ba
po odkryti Ameriky to az do
Ahrahama Lincolna bolo casto do
voleno, ze sa i otrok mohol O.
troctva na svobodu vykupit a
sice bud tax, ze 81 V dorozumel',
so svojim panom usporil podar-
kov nejakn sunni pehazi til po-
tom panovi "a vykup zaplatil, d
lebo re no jeho pan "a nejalsii
zvlastnu sluzbu, "a nejaly hrdi1-
sky alebo vobec vyte6ny skutok
bez pehaznej vyplaty ma svebodr
prepustil. Nuz bola, to pre-. taxi:
otrock i rodinu vel 'kolepa: wee.
Taktm sposobom zisl<al 81 IL;
Slovensku, ma Morave atd'. ME
ktori byyvali poddani svobodu
Nuz svoboda vzdy bola, je bud
velika vec. No narodna svobo
da je nesmierna hodnota! Ia III
treba obetovat' vsetky hmotn'
veci, ba casio i zivoty.
! Slovaci maju svobodn1 kraii
nu. Uzivajn svobodu, ale nj
splna. Prekazajn i'm tom ME
ktori ludia, ktori nezasluzene do
stall sa "a zakonodarcov, do Wy
sokych statnych tradov, do m
nisterstvi. A teraz nesvedomitt
/ l'ahkomysel'ne spravuji slower
sk1 rodn1 vlast'. Nuz treba je,
: by ma miesto tych Pahkomysel
nych nespravodlivych zakon'
: darcov a iradnikov prisli l'udl
a statocni, narodom citiaci. ST.
j vensko ma dost' pody, dost' =
: me, lesov, svod, rdd. ,uzitocnyt
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-06

hd1AeAVS, ASUy tdAH A0AAAv H16cV.
vity Glovek mohol statocne, slus,
ne a prijenlne wit, Ale tie po-
zemly, lesy, vody atd'., ME s1 =
rukach l'udu. Slovensko ma dost
,sucieh Judi do vselijakych osoz-
5nyeh najvys potrebnych prac,
do podnikot, fabrik atd'. Ale ma
smu l'udu pri terajsej sprave zne-
moznene je dostat' takii pracu,
take zarobky, axe mu patria. Pre-
to vselijaki podplateni agent na
stotisic dust nasho slovenskeho
fudn vyviezli do Francie, Argen-
tiny do Czech ma roboty, keby
| neboly hranice do Ameriky "a
tvorene, usla by sem polovica slo-
venskeho naroda. Toto je desny,
zlfaly stav! Toto je hrozne sve-
| dectvo proti tamojsej statnej
sprave!
Preto kazdy Slovak Sloven-
ka, ak ma este kvapku citu -sr
dci, ma bezodkladne priskocit k
naprave. Ma obetovat' kol 'ko len
| vladze, ably slovensky narod "a.
| chraneny Dol Cd strasneho i,
padku.
/ V Ceskoslovenskej Republike v
novembri tohto roku budu vol 'hy
| vyslancov do snemu. Slovenski
yerni priatelia l'udJ, charakterni
a cltiaci muzoyia staraji sa, ably
! v tychto vol bach vyvoleni boil "a
zalzonodarcov l'udia spoil 'ahlivi
nezvratni zastavatelia slovenske
narodnej svobody, l'udia, ,ktorf
/. dosavad' boil bojovnikmi "a do
bro a blaho Slovakov, hoci Dol
al znevazovani a hoci ich minu
losti vselijakymi sl'ubmi nepraj
nikov zavedeny l'ud zanedbava1
Teraz vsak otvara uz i slovensk,
l'ud oci, poznava svojich pirate
l'ov, ktori neunavne chodia k ne
mu prebndzajd, vysvetluji M
jeho prava, smysel' a vyznam sv
body sposob napravv.
Ma tychto svoJich priate1 'ov
buditel 'ov moze sa l'ud spoil al
nut, lebo oni boil pred vojnoi
, su j teraz pevni stall vo sv,
! JON presvedeeni, nebazili "a ma
. nEmi 1radmi, neSudili, nepodv
, dali narod falosnTmi Sl'rhmi, n
, okradali no tie pokiady, kto
h mu Bob v slovenskej vlasti d;
:, Tito priatelia l'pdu ST i naozaj>
nymi priatel mi svobody a rovn
pravnosti a prcto bojuju "a sam
sprawl Slovenska tym al "a n
pravu pomerov.
TIchto treba VOLT do snem,
'Oni. ako sme povedali, nsil'
pracujn ia napravu, "a pravn s'
bodu, "a samospravu Slovcnsk
"a upevnenic a rozkvet Ccskosl
vcnskej Republikv. Ale ably .
dosta do sncmu, musia byt' ,
vvslancov vyvoleai. A vol by sp
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-06
Drobne ohlasky
HI ADAM

Martina Chrtiansky, ktory sa zdr-
zoval pred par mesiacmi New-s
ton Falls, Ohio. Kto by nom
znal alebo on sam mech pise Mi
chal Knoha, 1850 Taylor Street.
Youngstown, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-06
HL,ADAME DIEYCA

alebo zenskn ma domacu pracu.
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-06
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-07-10
Capon Production Shows
Big Increase in Profits

The practice of caponizing chickens
is becoming a popular and profitable
one among the farmers of South Da-
kota. Clara M. Suffer, poultry spe-
cialist at the South Dakota State COL
lege, reports that more than $4,000
birds were caponized in the state last
year.
AS an illustration of the value of
caponizing, the cockerels that are to
be marketed, Miss Suffer cites the In
stance of Grant county farmer who
witnessed one of her demonstrations.
Returning home, he performed the op-
GRAFTON on 40 of his birds. When he
sold his surplus in January he was in
formed by his local dealer that capons
were bringing q cents a pound while
cockerels were selling for only IA
cents. In addition, the capons weighed
from one to two pounds more than the
cockerels. The practice Of caponizing
is very simple, according to Miss SUIT
ter, and can be performed by anyone
who has the necessary instruments
and who has been shown the proper
methods.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-07-10
Study of Cost Of Farm
Power Made by Purdue

In study of the cost of farm power
made by the Purdue university agri,
cultural experiment station In Tippe-
canoe county, Indiana, 1t was found
on summarizing the records from
IS farms for three years, that
on the third of the farms where
horse labor was used most etfi-
GENTLY, each horse cared for 25.5
acres Of crops; that on a second
third Of the farms, which had only
average labor efficiency, each horse
cared for 2O.5 acres of crops; and that
on the remaining third of the farms
with less than average labor efficiency,
each horse cared for only 1853 acres
of crops. Farmers. generally, who were
above the average, got so per ceut
more service from their horses than
did the farmers who were below the
average.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-07-10
Prevent SWarming
by Providing Shade
Protection Is Essential on
Very Hot Days.

prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculture.)
Protection of the hives and superS
from the direct rays of the sun during
the hottest part Of the day should de-
crease the tendency Of bees to swarm,
according to bulletin of the United
States Department of Agriculture.
Covers made of a single thickness Of
lumber, if unprotected, may cause
great discomfort to the bees and may
compel them to leave the supers dur
ing the heat Of the day, which is a
condition favorable to swarming.
To prevent this, shade boards large
enough to project beyond the edges Of
the hive may be used over the covers.
These should be adjusted with one
edge even with the north side of the
hive so that the extra width projects
on the south side. There should be a
space between the hive-cover and the
shade board to permit a circulation of
air. The double covers, which have
an air space between the inner and
outer parts, afford more protection
from the suns rays than do single COW
ers, but these do not shade the sides
of the supers.
The hives, supers, and covers should
be painted white This better reflects
the suns rays. If no shade board is
used, the covers should be reprinted
frequently. 1t is to be expected that
the tendency to swarm will be greater
when dark or weather-beaten hive COW
ers are used than when the covers are
newly painted white, unless shade
boards are used over them.