The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-02
UTAH SHOULD Be
THERE IN FORCE
Local Delegation to Mining Con-
gress Likely to Occupy
Private Car.
MUCH OF INTEREST
AT NEXT SESSION
Idea Given of What Will Be up
for Discussion at Chicago
Meeting.

Jobr Dern. president of the American
mining congress. and local me'lp'ia
determined that the annual SESSION "
held in Chicago on September % W -
shall be we'll attended by the Ctah i"o''
bcrs Of the organizations ii is aes''e'
IN secure a sufficient number from !, IN .nl
10 engage n special car FOR the founu lil
I-,al mining men are interested In cacn
n,d every phase Of tho coming session,
and there is hardly subject TO De taNJh r.In
up but what will touch interests nei'
here In Utah. , ,, Nv
The official call has been issued by MT;
Dern. IN which the following matters are
set forth. ,,. rc
sources has ever been subject OF cniei
concern 10 the mining congress lts Hls'
aud greatest effort looked 10 INC cons..
walton OF human life, and II consratu,a,os
the country OH the results wnlch nay
been and are being achieved through the
bureau OF mines 10 tho creation oi "lncn
IA devoted so much effort. Sately anu
efficiency have been and are 'hs Wa,rn ,.,,,
words. and these arc the basis OF az trlo
conservation The highest use win inc
least possible economic waste
Whether neW system of land tenutcs
is necessary TO the conservation oi inc
natural resources OF the country whether
the potential mining area. upon Wnlcn
western development has been so largely
predicated. should be kept from inc LAX
Ing power OF TIC Sldito al' Ni-S''S''S 80
grave concern
Opposed to Leasing.
TIL. American mining congress stands
for the absolute enforcement oil the law
under the constitution, in the most cN-
peditious manner consistent WIN Jus'
determination. Al its last annual CON
veution Il declared its opposition TO any
system Of federal leasing OF mineral
lands The putting into effect of this dec
lars,ion will require active effort, ana
WAYS and means 10 this end ana otner
questions In connection with real conser-
Nation will be presented TO the convention
for consideration and action.
The conservation Of human life has
comma nded the special activities OF the
American mining congress. The conser-
walton OF fuel is subject which. al,
though second In Importance. is entitled
10 active and energetic consideration.
Whether the rights OF future genera
tions 10 fuel supply and the lives OF
present day miners shall continue 10 be
jeopardized by ruthless competition
which does moi appear 10 have any com,
pensatinE benefits. or whether there shall
be permitted and encouraged in the
United States rational CO. o-opcratiou
among our coal producers like that III
Germany. which Will make for both Sater
and cleaner mining. and that without
material Increase In the price of coal 10
the ultimate consumers Is question OF
vital importance 10 the country; the dis
cussion OF this question will be one OF
sion OF the congress
Alaskan Question.
Under conditions which need no. here
be discussed, the opening I'd and de-
volopment OF Ala ska S coal lands has been
long delayed. Meanwhile expected prog
resS in other branches OF mining. In ag-
riculture and transportation have not ma
terialized. The Alaska mining situation
viii be fully presented 10 the conyen-
tion and 1t is hoped that plans may be
devised for its betterment
One OF the pressing and most import
ant problems of the oil Industry and the
problem In which the American mining
congress can, at this time. devote Its
most serviceshle efforts is embodied In
lie recommendations of the committee
on general revision of mineral and laws
and IL is hoped that through the activ-
lties or this committee much good Will
be accomplished.
The report OF the committee on revision
or mineral land laws 10 the thirteenth
annual session recommended that the
congress OF the United States should pro-
vide Il suitable agency for an Investi-
cation through public hearings and other
wise. Of the conditions in the public land
states TO the end that complete re-
codlhcation OF these laws should be made
with such amendments and additions as
such Investigations shall show 10 be de-
sirable. \ further report from this com
mittee Win Introduce this question for
consideration and further action
Mining Investments.
Mining is legitimate business and not
gamble, When properly conducted IL
carries no more of risk than merchandis
ing or manufacturing. To educate the
public upon actual mining conditions. 10
discourage unfair and dishonest promo
tions. which bring loss to the investor
snd discredil 10 the industry; and 10 en-
courage The legitimate promoter in Sc
curing capital for the development Of
psolltaole mines. Is an important function
OF me American mining congress Efforts
IN this direction viii be continued and
discussion welcomed
Common Colds Must Be Taken Seriously
For unless cured they sap the vitality
and lower the vital resistance 10 moro
serious infection. Protect your chill
dren and yourself by the prompt use
OF toley's Honey and Tar Compound
and note its quick and decisive results
For coughs, colds, Group. whoopinp
cough, bronchitis and affections of the
throat, chest and lungs it is an ever
0nd l.