Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-11-21 | Page 16 | Destruction of Food will Receive Check

OESliTl I "FOOD WILL RECEIVE CHECK Council of Defense to Cooperate Co-operate With Officers of the Law. REPORTS ARE MADE Governor Gunter of Colorado Colo-rado Tells of Good Work Done in Own State. Cunipreiicnsu " methods to hlop Uestruc-Nun Uestruc-Nun nf foo.lMM(M iin'l other property in i:i;ih hy alien enemies ami other fevil-dlsposed fevil-dlsposed pciv.on.-i wrvn authorized by the .date rounWI of defense at it meeting in the Male eupilul yesterday afternoon. M-opemt1(in of the - onii'-il's agencies mlh iit-i-lffi and police officers nil v:r I ho mi will l effected, ami the Ufa vf the irifiiiuliary Im to be made precarious pre-carious if thorough wa t hfulnea and immediate im-mediate arrest upon n j 1 1 n lesion of offense v. ill a-rcompli.-fli that end. Governor Julius '. Gmiir.r of Colorado i.,,ide a hrirf address to tin council on .similar activities in his slate and said that llio .duht-en palriotlc iriPiiHirrn of the council in Colorado ivcm acromplish-inn acromplish-inn H. good work by i ho assistance (it the t-;i inifhip and liberal help from the N-sU- "!lov 11. Johns' in and M iss Knte William!-' rHior-i i civ chairman and secretary of the civilian I ted Cross unit, reported a plan r'fir I he . a re of de pcli'lf nt s of soldiers sol-diers and sailors, but It h further consideration consid-eration was dofeiivl until thf: arrhal p;iil upM month of John W. Mmvy of Dhhh-. who ban charge uf nil that work ip the. western (li.slrk'1. Welfare Report Made. .1. David Larson, executive secretary of (he welfare committee, reported cash on 1 1 h n r) i i l ho v.) rions count lew h moi in I ine i,i between $p.inif) and $.M.0U", dim! stated Hvif pbiiiHM would raise I ha I a niun n t to! I 10.0110. t'f HiiH, ?i"'.MHi is to -AO for re-Mof re-Mof work or the V. C. A. and $R.,untj j io th V. W. C A. Clarence Bamberger reported the second sec-ond Liberty loan to he til-i per cent over- j subscribed and the cunmilnee was al lowed :.oi)rt additional, or $10.0'10 in nil, 1 lo cover epriiMos of the campaign, pend ing reimbursement hv tJio 'I' wolf I ii re-ri re-ri i--o bank nt San Francisco. i Vai e of i ot Ion K'ods in hotels and , restaurants and other places was shown In- ijfoio A. Steiner, president of the .Mnerienn Linen Supply iirnpauy, to be j S I O.noo a nmia !ly in S;i It ha alone and IIia piihlh-ity t-on;niit b'e was instructeil to Kivp the faciH w ito l ircidation in order U horeafter ittrtail this los. ; Saving Potato Crop. j derives T. Odell uf Hie foo:l supply and oiiwiTri t ion coiuinittfe rcportei uonslrt-I uonslrt-I erablf Inns in poin tors and apples In ! l. or t hern I'tah, and suited that elepe i ere ta ken lo afford help in saving the remainder. R. F." iiedtn;in of the seed, committee reported re-ported that out of J;;i,0u0 advanced to farmers to purchase sueJ lat spring $25.-IMiU $25.-IMiU in cash had been returned and t hat a sufficient amount of produce was in storage to cover the balance loaned. Kiftt'fu per cent inoru land was under coll i vat ion in 1!'17 (ban in 191H, accord-In-,' to submitted J'icfures. and in 1!)1S i Lhero will bo IS per cent greater acreage devoted to production lhan there waa this year. ". A mist i'oim , food ad m i n tt ra tor, S4td that plans were heins perfected to Irii-rease hojr proluction as an additional food resource.