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University of Utah

This institution will occupy the new
buildings on the east hill the ensuing
year 1t will open Oct l, entrance
examinations being held Sept &c. q, %.
The Training school, a department of
the Normal school, will begin Septem-
Der 10. in the south new building. In
the new buildings there will be better
facilities in all the courses offered than
there were in the old home The new
laboratory, called the physical science
building, has been specially arranged
for mining and electrical engineering
work along the lines of mineraIogy,
chemistry. metallurSy, physics, and
electricity. All the collegiate courses
Will be better provided for this year
both from the point OF room and from
that of the instructing force.
The athletic and gymnastic work for
male students will be in charge Of an
experienced and competent man who
was one of the best athletes and one
of the best students in the University
of Wisconsin.
Special provision has been made to
give instruction to young men and
young women over the school age who
are not prepared to enter upon any
course in the university at a cost for
each of $50 per year. Such an oppOr-
tunity will thus enable these persons
to prepare for regular curses in the
institution.
A competent and practical book
keeper viii give a thorough course in
bookkeeping for any one who may APP
ply for it, and especially for the Normal
and mining students.
Any information concerning the Uni
verSity can be obtained by writing to
D. r. Allen, secretary of the regents,
by calling at the old university build
ing between II and u O'Clock, or by
telephone during this hour.
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REMAIN NOT IN DARKNESS. BIT
seek We the light and knowledge and
learn what the mysterious future holds
forth for you.
Like a bright meteor flashing across
the darkened sky. this brilliant little
medium from across the ocean falls IN
you@ midst to dispel the heavy gloom
anu bitter woe from the thousands of
blighted hearts
Madame NJ. Grant, the worId-famOus
swedish medium, is in Salt Lake CITY for
a time, and is located al 247 South Main
street, There she can be consulted on all
affairs OF life. business, sickness, divorce,
pending pension claims hidden treasures
lost, absent and deceased friends, or any,
thlng you may be in trouble or doubt Of
+. S--Remember Madame Grant is not
to be clasSed with card readers or fortune
teilerS, but depends on her clairvoyant
SlSht and spiritual trance mediumShip
Her hours are from 10 a. M till 9 D. m
You perhaps cannot diagnose a disease.
paint great picture, act as a great act
or, orator or musician. Because you can
Go none of these things don't prove they
cannot be done You may be an expert
in your line of work, vet know absolutely
nothing of other lines You have no
more reason to condemn my work than
others have to condemn yours. None are
so perfect. none so wise. but what we all
learn something new No practical per-
son will doubt the possibility of Thought
tranSference.
247 South Main street
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GOOD THING for right party Half
interest OF a promising gold property will
be gwen for means enough to deVeloD
the same. Property shows a large vein
assaying well in gold and is situated 90
miles from this city For particulars
address John a. Lawrence, 1850 South
Fifth East.
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PERSONAL

MISREPRESENTATION is the first
law OF nature. and Mrs. Z. d. Marks. the
prllIlant psychologist, can, with her di-
vine power, point out that grand pathway
10 you which is fraught with Gods choic-
est blessing-health, wealth, happiness
and prosperity. She can, with this rare
gl1t that the kind Lord has given her, tell
your past, present and future or tell YOU
anything else you wish to know. This is
the golden opportunity of a lifetime to
consult this greatest living psychic, So
South Main, below Temple, over the knit
ting mills, in rear of hall, rooms 4. 5 and g.
A class is now open for the advancement
OF psychology to be taught in all its
phases. Special prices to all who enter
now.
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TRUE METHODS OF HFATTNc-

The German. the Swiss, the Stanhops
and the Weltmer methods. together with
tie methods of DR.. Forest, DR. Sage and
L Price, of healing without medicine or
surgery, are taught at The MaeNamara
School of Magnetic Healing II and 70 w
S. Temple St, opposite the tabernacle
Do you want a proper knowledge of
these methods? If you do then you Should
go there for it, and get it and use il For
the benefit of suffering humanity around
you.
Mr.. William Cross, of Piute. Mont,
who is being treated at the MacNamara
Institute for nervous prOStration and
dyspepsia, reports that he. increased in
weight six pounds during seven treat
mentS. All the patients attending that
Institute speak well of its treatment.
Mr.. w. H. Crone. carpenter and ; I'd
er. of this city. who was cured le
worst form of rheumatism at the l.
mara Institute, reports that he i Il
entirely rid OF his terrible troub 1T
he feels but little even of the ... lie
from his broken legs. Mr. Chro lad
both legs broken from a fall. abo- ght
inches below the knees.
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WILL SING OFFERTORY.-AIiss Ge-
neva Jennings, founder of the Centennial
church a Chicago, will sing the offertory
at the theatre this morning.
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BICYCLISTS DISCHARGED.-Th Do
lice court cases against John Brown and
john Mu!inger who were arrested for
dismissed.
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BANK CLEARINGS.-T bank clear
ings yesterday were $3.50 0lS.26, compared
with S25l, 705-59 for the corresponding day
OF last year. For me week the clearingS
were Sl,926. 1923 i3, compared with S2,02S
557S1 for the corresponding week of last
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ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY TO GO
East via Union Pacific Railroad.

East via Union Pacific Railroad.
on Sept. and 20 tickets viii be
sold at one fare for round trip plus $500
to following and intermediate points:
S44.5O-ChiCago and ,eturn, S4A50.
$50 6C-St Louis and return, $3.50.
So. sO-St PAU and return, 1880.
SIS. -Minnsap polls and return, $3.50.
So. CO-Omaha and return. $1,000
So. Cf-Kangas City and return, 5000.
SOC Denver and return. $1,000.
Final limit. October g..
Proportiorately low rates to all in
terInediate points.
OuicEcst time. best service, finest
eQuipa7eni Three trains daily. Call
at 20f Main street for further informa-
ton. or address H. NJ. Clay. general
agent Salt Lake City. Utah.
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Free Band Concert.
Salt Palace tonight at $3.50.

I take pleasure in announcing to the
public the arrival Of my fall and win
ter goods for 1900-1901 1t is the largest
imported stock ever shown by any con-
Germ in the west. II. D. SABINE,
Merchant Tailor, 172 Main ST.
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aH
WALLPAPER.

GEO. w. EBERTs& CO. 326 State. Tel.
Sl3 N, are always fhe lowest on wall pa
per. We hang It right. and 40 good CAL
comining, painting and tinting, too.
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Free Band Concert.
Salt Palace tOnigh, at $3.50.

DR. +. NJ. KeysOr method Of filling
teeth is painless. 162 Main street, Auer-
bach building.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEDICAL

-IR- z. s. PAYNE, ~ South Ma
I street. Specialist IL diseases OF 7y0m,.5
and children; satisfaction guaranteed y
every case Can or write to above ad-
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STOVE REPAIRS

STOVE REPAIRING.-Wil Fender
q Son, 20S State, mfg. and imp. of all
kinds stove and range repairs, repairing
IN az its branches. Mail orders solicited.
Tel 713-5 rings.
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AGENTS WANTED.

SIS TO $50 DAILY easily made by our
live agents, men or women, selling our
latest novelty. Campaign Waterproof
Neckties. Goods entirely pew and patent
ed. Agents delighted. Sales unlimited.
What others do, you can do. Time Is
short White today and secure exclusive
territory. Guaranteed best seller. Adj
dress, with stamp, NJ. & NJ. Manfg Co.,
Springfield, Mass.
A QUICK SELLER. big profits, try it.
224 w. Second South street.
AGENTS make $500 per month seIling
our novelty machines. On application will
send cut and prices. Thomas Rigdon
Foote Co, Los Angeles, Cal
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PROFESSIONAL CA2Dl

-'I - y >P6PEEP. attoruey-at-. ST. +
I walker building. Second H'u.-~
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A QUICK SELLER. big profits, try it.
| W. Second South street.
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Office
of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature, 81 degrees; min
imum temperature, 81 degrees: mean tenn
perature. 6S degrees, which is 4 degrees
below the normal Accumulated deficien-
cy Of temperature since the LIST of the
month, IS degrees; accumulated excess OF
temperature since Jan. 1, 695 degrees. To-
tai precipitation from p. N. to p. m
none: accumulated excess of precipitation
since the 1st Of the month. Is inch: accu-
INFLATED deficiency OF precipitation since
Jan. ], ( inches.
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WATCHES AND JEWFLPY

c. Z. w. BOWERS. 1851 Main Sire.
Watch cleaning, S1-O0; main springs 3 ~
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DIED.

BARFOOT.-Mary Ann BarfOOt Aug. 25,
aged "a years, 4 months and % days.
Funeral services today at .. m, at Ia
l. street.
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Utah Coal.

Castle Gate, sunny Side and Clear
Creek. lump. $500 per ton. Winter
Quarters, lump and all nut coal. s4.75
per ton.
Anthracite, all sizes, $500 per ton I'M
til September 1st.
D. J. Sharp, ACT,
70 South Main street, Telephone 429.
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WILL F. WANLESS.. ATT.-. .--S.-l'
90 Main Street Phone. BE
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SECONDHAND SEWING MACHINEi

FOUGHT. SOLD and rented. Repairing
speciality. Supplies for all makes. Wiles
81 Johnson III East First South.
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LIVERY STABLES


STYLISH LIVERY and carriages. all
pneumatic and rubber tres. Prices right
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5,O00 SHARES of SiIver-Shield Mg. Co. s
stock. Cheap. Enquire VIII Griffiths,
city.
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Vaudeville Tonight, $50.
Salt Palace theatre.
New. Stylish Fall Hats.

New, Stylish Fall Hats.
The Miller, WarburtOn, Denney and
Schoble embody all the points of style
proportion and color. We invite your
inspection Saturday, Aug. %.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
Sole Agents, 166 Main St.
Material, fit and workmanship,
guarantee to be superior to any other
house in Salt Lake City.
II. d. SABINE,
Merchant Tailor, 172 Main st.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. W F. Arm
strong. president; j. e. CaiEe. cashier.
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COURT TOMORROW.-Judge Marshall
Will hold a session of the United States
court tomorrow, at which time he will
Term
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/ II. GRAY, land attorleL, .i IN So
patent worE- Public lana -----
Templeton block
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= F. c. LOOFBOUROW. sd p-orl
Lawyers Commer---- D.
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FOR SALE.

COMPLETE GROCERY business, stock.
and fixtures. Good location. Address Z
., this office
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RICHARDSON'S canker and diphtheria
cure for sale at T. c. NJ. l.
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ILIFF CHURCH EVENT.
Special Programme Marks Opening
of New Year.

OF New ear.
The services at the Tiff Methodist Epis-
copal church, corner of Ninth East and
First South streets, this morning at IL
O'Clock, will open the new conference
year.
The programme arranged is as follows:
DOXOlOgy
Invocation-Rev. Ross Oliver.
Solo Impatient Heart. Be Still, Pro-
feS@o~ J. II. Burke.
Hymn-Choir and congregation.
Prayer-PrOfeSSor f. Il. Oliver.
SOlO-Biss Mabel Clarke.
Scripture and Comments F. r. Oliver.
Anthem-Led by Mrs. Anderson.
Offertory.
Solo-"No Sorrow There" Professor j.
H. Burke.
Sermon by the pastor
Solo-Mr. McCoTkle,
The evening services, commencing at S
o'clock, viii be addressed by Mrs. b. s.
Potter of Bloomington, his.
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DR.. Will L. Ellerbeck,
Dr. Louis E. Arnold.
Dentists, Z1-35 Hooper Bldg. % E.Ist So.
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SALT LAKE CITY'S NEW HOTEL.
THE KENYON.

Advertises itself as a high class
hotel of merit, and Don Porter sees to
it that the hotel is as good in every
particular as advertised. a rule that
will apply 10 the hotel business with
special force
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This label is on ali 1nYQl
Royal Bread. Buy the Esssrszzss -,
Bread, it is healthy Ssr11
and nutritious ~
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UCTTCN SALES.
DRESSMAKING.'

FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKING by So
phie Rivers; prices reasonable. 149 Main
St, Progress Bldg. rooms 34 and 305
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
Groshell, sole agent Utah. 90 Main. Ex-
pert cash register repairing
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Fall Hat Opening

Fan Hat Opening
On Saturday, Aug. 25, we place on
sale the famous Miller, Warburton,
Denney and Schoble derby shapes.
They are the correct creations in head
wear for men.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
Sole Agents 1856 Main st.
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NEW and SECONDHAND goods
bought, sold and exchanged. Bargains
every day O. X Secondhand Co, Is Z.
Sd South
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PARKER LUMBER Co, wholesa;e
dealers in Windows, Doors, Mouldings
Building and Roofing Papers, Mill Work,
estimates given. Send for our prices and
discounts. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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NEW OFFICE FURNITURE. One oak
desk, one 6-fOOt oak table, 3 large chairs.
one small oak table, enc letter press and
table, one Brussels carpet Call 211 Atlas
block from 10 to Il, Monday.
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1000 TONS HAY at $500 per ton. Ad-
dress JOS Myer, Logan, Utah.
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TO BE ORDAINED.-The Rev BenJa-
min J. DavneilIe of De Lamar, New. will
be ordained in st. Marks cathedral to-
day. The Rev. J. H Cox. an old friend.
will preach the sermon The Rev r. ".
Cook and Rev. D. D. Wallace will Join
IN the services
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

-O~-~~~~~-~~~-~-~~-~~~--
A GOOD dairyman wants situation
Address c 46, care Herald
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OFFERTORY AT ST. PAUL S.-The
offertory solo at st. Paul's church at
both morning and evening service today
will be sung by Miss Flora Mcdonald.
Her selection is Dudley Bucks Fear Ye
Not, Oh, Israel"
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

ELEGANTLY furnished apartments at
The Argyle, 296 South State street.
FURNISHED ROOM with bath, for
gentleman: close in: references. A 369.
Herald.
FURNISHED ROOMS at 1s1 E. LIST So.
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PEACH, APPLE and other fruit boxes
Tor sale. Bailey & Sons, 63 East Second
South
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ONE MARE, weight 1850 pounds; one
seldins, weight 1860. Call Nos. 9, IL and -
South Bird West.
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FOR RENT.

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LARGE front room. nicely furnished,
bath and electric light. Inquire after
moons, III d street
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LUMBER DEALER

WELLINGTON typewriters, $50. Bar.
row Bros, Agts., 43 w. End s. Phone 1872 2
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CARPENTERS
MISCELLANEOUS.

UTAH SCREEN and Job Shop. IL S. "
Temple All kinds OF job work
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RELIEF SOCIETY NURSES
Will be meeting of the Relief society
CORPS Of nurses at the residence of Mrs
Empey, $50 East South Temple street, on
Monday at clock
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AS HOUSEKEEPER by competent
young woman Address G %, Herald
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GOOD HORSE for sale cheap. rs Sd st
a piano snap for some one.

A piano snap for some one.
One extra fine golden oak 800 upright,
used four months, good as new, not even
scratched, in perfect condition, offered
for the balance due of $3.50.
Several organs used but little at bar
gain discounts.
Cable Piano & Organ Co, 81 Main
street. opposite L. c. NJ. l., city.
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THREE FURNISHED rooms for light
housekeeping. No. 142 North Main ST.
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a n II w

EAGLE GATE LODGE No p T1eeWs
every Wednesday evening at a o. 20 W.
hall, 161 Main street. -.-,--- " II.
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BAKERIES.
OPTICIANS
sign PAINTING.
ARCHITECTS.

c. NJ. NEUHAUSEN. Architect. 52s-5a
DOOly building.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

GREEN & REEVE CO.
Plumbing, heating. 105 4. 2nd So. Tel a
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UNION PACIFIC FIGURES
IN COAST ROAD DEAL
General Manager Dickinson COnferS With Senator
Clark on Project to Build TO Los Angeles.
oregon Short Line Station Said be the Proposed Terminal
Of New Line-Clark Talks on Plans
Especial to The 5Ierald.)

Cheyenne, Wyo, Sept 3o.-Senator W. A. Clark of Mon
arrived here tonight from the He accompanied
hy his brother, Ross Clark and bv General
Manager Dickinson of the Union with special train
Tomorrow morning the party will leave Salt Lake where
the railroad situation will be gone over
When asked regarding reported Salt IakeI os ANGELES
railroad deal, Senator Clark said:
have secured terminal facilities in Los Angeles and the
right OF way for line from that city Bernardino dis
lance OF sixty miles Work upon this will commenced
ard hurried to completion
Asked it is true that the road will be to Salt
Lake, Mr. Clark said
cannot say positively as to that yet and have nothing
further to give out to the public present"
Senator Clark admitted that the Los AngeesSan Berna
dino line in the direction Lake and inrnated that
the road would be extended Salt Lake future
Before retiring tonight Senator Clark held consultation
with the Union Pacific officials
1t is understood that the Los-AngeesSalt Lake road is
not only to be built at once but that close traffic arrangements
have already been entered between and the Union
Pacific and that the terminal of the Oregon Short Line at Salt
Lake will be used by the road entering that CITY
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COAL MINERS OFFERED
an INCREASE OF Pay
Notices Are Posted at the Galleries Declaring That
Wages Will be Raised Ten Per Cent.
Strikers Are Urged Await the Word of President Mitchell
Before Returning to Work.

Philadelphia, Pa. Sept. 30.-An offer
of an increase of 10 per cent in miners
wages was made today by the Phila-
delphia & Reading Coal & Iron com
pany, and this move. it is stated. will
be followed on Tuesday by similar no
tees at every coIliery in the anthracite
region.
1t Is expected by the operators that
this increase in wages will be satisfac-
tory to the men, and they believe many
strikers viii take advantage of the
ofrer and return TO work Mining op-
erations will in this event be given an
Impetus, and the operators expect there
VIII then be gradual resumption until
the collieries will again have their full
complement of employees.
Inc Philadelphia & Reading com
pany operates thirty-nine collierieS.
and of these, twenty-seven have been
smut down owing to insufficient work
ing force
Whether the miners will accept the
proIrer OF the company and return in
slfnclent numbers TO operate the mines
cannot be foretold tonight. Reports re-
celVed from several points in the
Schuylkill region. where the Reading
coil1eries are located, rather Indicate
that the mine workers will follow the
r
fcials and remain away
President Mitchell of the Mine Work
ers, received no notice OF the Intention
OF the operators to offer the increa Sc in
wages, and the intimation is thus given
that the miners organization Will re-
ceive no recognition from the operators.
The following notice. bearing date of
oct l, was posted today in the vicinity
of all the collieries of the Philadelphia
q Reading Coal & Iron company in
the anthracite region:
Philadelphia & Reading Coal Com
pany, Oct. l. 1900:
This company will pay an advance
or TO per cent on the wages of all men
and boys employed at It's colIieries
This advance takes effect today.
'R. Q. LUTHER
General Superintendent
Beneath this notice another was
posted. which read as follows:
Fellow Mine Workers, United Mine
Workers of America
Do not pay any attention TO this
notice posted by Mr.. Luther of the
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron
company but wait until you hear from
President Mitchell of the United Mine
Workers of America, or until you have
decided by your own locals what is
right for you to do.
&c. B. POTTER"
Mr.. Potter is an officer in the district
branch of the United Mine Workers
of America.
The regular Reading company ad-
vance for the last half of Septemberand
first half of October had previously been
fixed at per cent above the 81. so basis.
The scale for the preceding thirty days
was at the 81 basis. The advance of
10 per cent offered in the posted notice
by the Reading company is separate
and distinct from the natural scale in
crease. and hence the total increase to
the miners would be IS per cent.