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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-06-14
Domestic

Among the passengers arriving on
French liner which came to an Ameri-
can port under convoy of United States
tlestroyers was Mrs. Emmeline Pank-
hurst, the famous leader Of the militant
suffragists in England. She said she
had come on "a surprise visit"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-06-14

Motormen and conductors of the
Public Service Railway corporation,
which operates in all sections Of New
Jersey, went on strike because of the
company's refusal to grant them a fiat
rate Of 45 cents an hour and Go cents
an hour overtime. Between 1,4OO and
1900 cars. are operated on the system
and 1000 conductors and motormen
pmplOyed
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-06-14

Cadet George La Soske Of Saginaw,
Mich, was killed at Taylor field, At
lanta, Ga, when his plane, in flames,
fell 300 yards to the earth.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-06-14

The large dam above Tama, Ia,
went out, sending a three-foot wave
of water down the Iowa river. Traf-
fic on five railroads running through
that district was completely para
lNynl
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-06-14

Appointment OF directors for the &c
industrial zones as finally formed by
the war industries board was an.
nounced. The directors will have SUI
pervlsion of the production of war ma,
terialS.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-06-14

SOlu, prONlulng enough lunus loI louus
until about November l.
Only $4,000 Chlcagoans registered
under the selective service act We'd
nesday, according to approximate fig
ures. Advance estimates were that
the total would be somewhere between
10000 and $4,000. officials said the
low figures were tribute to Chicagot
patriotism. They explained that thou
sands of young men enlisted without
waiting for the draft machinery to op
crate.
Nineteen thousand Liberty motors
produced mainly in Detroit, will have
been delivered to the government by
September l, 1915 according to mem
bers of senate committee.
President Wilson has written sec.
ond letter TO Governor stephens Of
California, urging the pardon of Thorn
as ]. Mooney.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-06
gSie entifanS sic srifolore?

gSabreno oie beutigen HeDollttio=
mare inter Dem Spnlbol Ser felt Der
0fitte oes porigen Sabrbl1noerts altf=
qefoinlnenen rotten Gabne f1frlpfeu,
mar IN 0er franaOliid)en HeDollitlnlt
bie nod beltte in sSranfreid Die gea=
tionalforben be5eihnenoe Grifolore
oas Banner Der Henolntioil Sure
gntlteblng falt in oas sSabr 1889.
Das erlte Nepolutionsab5eihen tpar
grim geipeien. Nad) Der gntlaiinng
Neders an II. Snli 1883 biloete
fih am 12. esuli i'm @arten oes Ea=
lois Hopal oes @er5ogs BON Orleans,
Ser tieben Dem Stnotbnuie Elm Dit
teIpltnft Der gsolfs5ufnmme1fiillfte
mar, cine erregte MaifenDerfanins-
ing, IN Der Der illnge Mopofaf Gas
mile Desnolilins 5uerit ben Mnf sur
8olfsbetpafflrlng ertonen lieB. sslr
ser rebtcn Sano einen Sdbel, III Der
linfcn cine Yiitole, iprang er aiif Ell
men Siih nnb bielt cine flamine1loe
9ln}prade, in Der er 6aralIf t)inTiess
eaB in Scr gartbolomdusnadt Die
aatbolifen iid) gegeliii6er ben ab5la7s
idlahtenoen @ligeilotten ollr6 meibe
oie ssurben Der @oltrbonell
9ofaroen fenntlid) geIriadt batten
8esmouli1s fhlug fir Die HepcllI=
tionire allh Elm sl6Seiehen Dor.
y@ollt ibr grim, bic sSorbe Der Spff-
hung e fragte er2 ,@riiil, griin!1
5dric bic Malle leioenid)afflid. llllo
CT pfliftc iidl Elm glatt bonn 8mtnle
llno itedte c5 als 2ofaroe an ieineii
SIT. sflle 9(ntpelenoen folgtell illt
glugenblif Seinern 8ei5piele slm foi=
aelloen Gaze aber muroe oie qriine'
aofaroe lpieoer per.porfen, neil grim
Sic esorbe oes perkaprab Mrofa5 ,,a;3
afrtois f15or Gfott Ss,ien ;t's hsSt;n,',,t, Mt, !,
Ser M0bIerousih,,s Ser 81 ai,triftsme;ss
81. :, e,a.... H.. ,r: 80 =
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-06
sSntdaS. -~Ea EaIxi. Il.

Die NationaI 2ebefsmittel.
slonliniitration in @aibington Dai
angeoronet, oaB Die Sabrifation bon
SprupeiL Die 5rr Seritellung Don
Sooalpolier gebrnubt neroerl, iopie
oie ssabrifation bon ganoD ftarf eiil-
gefhrdnft iperoen. Die Serlteuung
pon See Cream miro ourd niele Ger
oronitrg l1idt beriibrt.
Eraiioent 8illon bat bier nonl
ariegsgeriht III 5ronfreih gum 40
oe perilrteiltc Soloateu tegnaoigt
nno Die 5ooesltrafc i'll cine oreiiab-
rige 3ndt1ansitrafe umgeipallbelt.
3tpei Der 8erurteilten, Sorelt 3. Sc
haltian BON glooraoo, ST.. uno eSeif
Goot BON Suite, Sfla., iparei1 ouf
@a1tpolten ihlafeno nngetrnffen
moroen. Sic beioen anoerll, s0lon
2eoouen non 9ltlalta, 90, llnc
5tnillep q. sSiibbaf bon GonneIltoM
iSSllo., batten fi1 aeipeigert, 9efeble
ibrer @orgeiebten aus5ufiibren. Der
Sr1lioent lieB gfiloe ipalten, Oh Die
Serltrteilten i'm Sitter BON t9 uno
20 ssabren iteben nno iih Der grog-
ipeite ibrer @ergeben niht beipsiBt
lino glle bier fparelt als Sreituiili.
&c IN sic reguldre grmee eillgetreten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-06


anlaEt baben, oeik trllBerell 3area,
leine 0atten nnb ieine sOdter nab
Sefaterlnbnra, in Der llral-Veseno,
bringen 5iI lallen. |ol, Dem SoDn oes
friiberen aailers miro nldts selaat.
Sine sonopmer Sepeld)e lasf, N
CeiterreidD llngarn gebe es EN- On
senb peridJleoene Darllen" cte
idlimnite aber lei ote usmneertrlie. "
Der friibere engltid)e s3pdltfuill-
inanOIerenoe, Veneral Slr Jpi,il
tyrend, tit 5nnt Soro-sieiitenant po'l
Srlamo ernannt luoroell.
llnier 6cneralfonliil tn Nosfais,
Win00en Srmnters, TT an ucperpHsz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-06
Gteners Ausgltidnng5btb5r)t.

gs miro hermit sllr aenntniB &c.
bradt, oaB oas sld)tbare Gountp.
aomn1iii1rs gerid)t BON gernr
Goutltps Seras, om 5ipeiterr Montag
inn Wai oieies 'Sssabres 1918, aIio Oil
orei5ebnten Gage oieies Monats. ais
Steuer slusgleid)itngs5eboroe sit.
innmentreten ino in Gisltng tleiben
miro, fin ben 3ipef, bonn Steucr-M-
lefIor bon 9erar Gountp aIle feline
aiieiimentlilten, Bidder etc. bebufs
ibrer ssnipeftion, &orreftion, sllis.
gleidllng uno @elt6tiglrna entgegen-
5ltnebnen.
Sum 3ellgniB bierfiir meine lln-
teridrift nit beigefiigtein 0ffice-Sie-
3eI in San slntonio, Seras, an Die.
lem fiinfitno8ipan5igIten Gage oes
9(pril g(. 9. 1918.
(Sieael) FRANK r. NEWTON,
Gonntp Glerf, gerar Gountp, serag.
(Gnaeioel
Gx1ot4 ~ ott,o T,trot,N g3a1fffT~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-06

Npril, iei Der General III Die yer
sammlana Der 9iaba, Der 9'eateritlIJ
scr itfrnine, gcfominell, als Sieie &C.
rnoe iibers ben Sefeb beriet, nno babe
perIdlieDene Miniiter uerbaftef, lle
mnrOen n6er mn nad)iten Gage ME
Scr freiaelajlen. Nns gien MIRO
Ser 3iiridcr 3eitnifg seneloet, Oie
ssene 9iesiernns Der llfraine lei tat
'Iadllid) cine ,aiiitariide 9iftatnr Der
gonrseoiiie nnS Der sanSbspOlfe-
rnna. Die meme 9iesiernmg lDeror ben
Gtreit nm Den GbDlm-9 9iirrift, oen
sic Gentralmadte ben Eulen gegebsn
baben, ernenerr.
Slns 3iirid .uirb semeloet, es let
burt cine Icpeld)e nus aiep einge-
trOffeu, baf IN GSeiia fortlpabrsEb
&amapfe itattfanOen, Sag mno ytad)t,
Ieit sic 6eatiden ,tnb OiterreidiId)esi
Srnppen Burt eingeriift ieien.
Der Sentfdc @ise-Heidsfansler j.
Taper hat DDr Dem 6auptfDnlite oes
ssReidDstaas cine gieSe iiber Die 3a-
,5snSe +, Ser llfraine aebalfem.
lSs;,tid,lonS. ioote or, flabe iuahreno
sser Iskten Saae mit eiieruer Saao
einareifen miiilen, iueil in Der llfroi-
no No Il, ssablfabrtsausjdlps iidl ae6il.
Set , hotts. nm cine glrf .iisilianiides
osesner1 o. n sseue Al icsen mnb ale
Ssnt;d,eu s-ffisiere IN ermprbcn. Der
Sirs;d,us 6ni,s ieine sibuna imSanie
Sss qr;eosr,;niitsrs aboeha(ten. Gie
NcrtSd,en Saote S,err nm Ganer, fa=
,,sr Mi Sen Sireften Wnuid, cer
Msa;.rnno a uoA ser 1tfra;ae. -,,,,,. Sorf
s;s SrSnnno ,u;,Ser her.uitrllen. slud,
W. = af1tsn e. IN 81 puf,,6r nou Sc
...;a. .a i, ;d,nsa @ mi. ',,,SoI;d, i;d,eru
N;s usro;n;sr nsr;nrod,en biz .m,d /
SImou;t enc gp;ll;nn sonueu (setrei-
>. l;s;sr, N;s NeutSheu of,sr
,,,t,t.n - g. ,sf6st Sossr iaro.u hos ;;s
~ va Gsfs,,,sr ruS S;es errsete arni,s
,t,,,,,;r;.ssr6s;t ',,,tsr sen1tpro;m;er,,
asa9A,ssssst m;t sss Isst.n Msa.oan;;ot;on Ser
,.ssa;,,;;ds" ,.m III @sa;ern,a bstteu Sir
T. T.nt;s,r,, u;d,ts ~ tmn aeGaht. Sir
,,fro;r;;d,e @so;ermuo hahe in Ser
1.st.a os;t ~ WnSen neriorem ofer
:. &c s"6s ,,a,me;feflait n;el oeton. In.
ss,,, 4. A.n Gtoot 5a,,,f nnn Inn Sriss
heu onb Sfrc fpmmnniItiIdlen IN
idmu,,,,aeu bitten lie aber tim bic
llntcritiibnna Ser eanblemte sebradjt.
Su aie,u lpllen bic Gampfe ;,ui-
id,e, sen s(nhGnaern Der nenen mnO
Ser olteu sfeoicruua fortSauern.
In Ser lifrainc ipa nnr fiinf,ia
a,rn,sut Ser iriiliahrs 9lusIaat aes
,Sst rim. mic Ser upn @alSplu, scr
;e,ioe Geiter ser oentIdlen Sebens.
mittel apntrolle, oem Reidstag
mitaeteilt hat.
Gins Ser Gdjluei, mirb aemelhet,
S;e Yentidlen luol(ten in ser llfraine
sroifiidle giaireaeln erareifen, nm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-06

trnnille. eth Sad1te Na1neltS tyrtH
somer. uerlunnSet nuo aefansen ge=
uumn,su.
Weun beutidle gleroplane lumroen
,sreitao ,tuo samstaa BON ben
;sran,pIen 4 fcrnnteraeiboiien.
ltnisrc a,nerifanilden SolDaten ins
aen. Sic Neutldlen febramd)tcm bel :l)=
n rem sluoriffen iiett ein nemes Gus,
ms itarfes Nieien, Sniten nno llebela
feit perurIadle, a6er feinen SAnbl
tus4
y,ad senerol Eeri6ina's Yeridlt
am sGamsfaa iinS Srei amerifanildc
goSafru otfallcn: fiinf iino an Nnn-
SEN mnS adlt an saranfbeitcn actor
ben: elmer itarb sdn anberem1trIaden;
nier fanaen burd, 2nfalI INNS 2eben;
Dierselln lpnrSelt M,uer Mno fiinfsia
leid,t uermnnoet; permift wirS eiiler.
1lufsr SEN s Soteu 6efinoet Iit eia ser-
auer. Ser spioat aau,nono u. slaen
mrs sues, er lit an elmer @ranfIlrif
oefforbfn. inter ben geid]fuerluitit-
Ssfru III Str Gerdeant S6psuas Wtas
ION ans Hnierer 5fa0f. ltntsr ben
ltebriaetra lit fein 5exnmer.
gaafl (s5eneral Hefffinafs SDnn=
taos6eridlf jiub selln Eol0aten in
aampf aefallen, einer itarb an Mum
Srn. einer an aranfdeiten nno sluci
nm onnern ltrladleu: sipei Namn fa-
men bnrdl 3ufall INNS geben; seGa
mer6en permift: 26 ipnroen ldpuer
nnS 67 Ieid,t per,unnSet. sernner
iinS nid1t unter ben UemelSeten.
snrfiihe grninen IN TalGltiun,
| sic nm 0onnerstaa ii6cr Ben ,Sur-
| Sau niuaen. ha6en Sic cnalildjenEtel-
Ilunaen anaeariffen unb luuroen ,n=
riifacid)laaen. Nm uad)lten Gage,
! nodiSem IL Ieritarfnuaen erhalter
6ottem m;eSer6ofttn ne Sic Nnariffe
nnn mnrSen. nl,ermofs nil SdIuerell
Werlniten snriidoeIdllaoeu. Bic Gna-
IanSer nallmen 314 Miaun oefanaen.
llniere srnpben luerocn iebt in
ip(d,er W,enoe uub 10 idlnelf uadl Gu-
| roma aeiau6t, luic man Is por Sur
,cm nod nidlt fir mOalidl aebalteu
hattie
Hie uniere gieoiern,ra bcrid,tet,
inns lett Sem "a. Npril 1917 1O2
| amerifanildle snftIdiffer in Sen a,nc-
rifaniid,en unb ena(iIdlen ltebnnqS-
laaern INNS peben aefommcn.
Der amerifaniidlc nnftIdliffer,
Scraeaut Waplis. hat Iein ledlites
feinSlidjes g(eroplan llernnter ar
6radlf.
Gins nuiercr unperIenfbareuSd,iffe
mnrSe uenlid, non rincm ltuterict-
6pot auoearifieu. es ,uurSeu Inn Sir
sdpruifeine fprtoeidluiien. ober rs
| eonf uid,f
Dir Werluffe. mefde sir Gunlir-
Ser n,6llrsuS aer irhioen S3ffem;iue
Ieit Sem 2f W,ar. an Ser gseitfrout
nm Sateu WermmuSefeu (,efonnsuru
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-06

8ir besablen oie b6diten Saar-
i,reiie Fit seile non pSer game Saser
ppn Groceries, 0rb Gopbs, Glotbing,
shnheu poer aIlgsmeinen 8aaren.
...,es =. /. BRENNER & CO.,
los GoleSab Strake.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-06

GeIndDt Elm anabe I'M gllter pun Ii
bis is Sabrem, Der oentidl ipredlen
mnS Id)reiben fann, iim iidl in elmer
Srnferei niisIid al madlens gtad,.
snfrasen in Der Office Der .areier
8reile.M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-06

g1ad5 geridten bes Sanoelsoc.
partemcrts bat Iib unler @anoel nit
ll1crifo, loipobl mas Support als ald)
Grport betrifft, uergtoBert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-06

@latt lit cine Ellseno, lhliipfs
rig Elm Salter.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-04-19
HIOHERUPs GIVE PANTHER
PROPERTY THE ONCE OVEN

J. y. Petit, superintendent Of the
Panther mine Of United States Fuel
company. was doing business ut Price
last Tuesday. He tells The Sun that
Vice President Jennings and General
Manager Heiner came down from
Salt Lake City few days ago and
went over the Panther property with
view OF deciding whether to close II
down or 10 continue the operation of
II. II will take thirty-five TO fifty
thousand dollars to put II where II
should be.
This will be decided later. after the
gentlemen have returned to Zion and
20 over the matter with the company
chief engineer. c. l.. Moore of the
United States Smelling. refining and
Mining company. Moore accompan-
led these officials TO Black Hawk.
Hiawatha and Mohrland after the
Panther inspection.
More machinery and other improve
ments are contemplated for the three
camps over south. which are working
close to four days n week now the
month through with prospects ahead
for five days.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-04-19
DECREASE n SHOWN IN THE
FIRST WEEK OF THIS MONTH

Decrease OF 1900. 900 tons OF ~ per
cent as compared with the preceding
week marked the total output OF BIZ
luminous coal during the week ended
April 9th. The total production 81
bituminous coal Uneluding Ignite and
coal made into eoke) h estimated at
e.3sb.000 net tons.
IL In difficult 10 determine the rate
OF production per working day because
OF tho unequal Observance OF Mitchell
Day. April LIST (anniversary OF enact
ment OF eight-hour law, as a holiday.
Comparison OF the production OF
Monday. April LIST. Of sixteen roads
reporting 10 per cent OF loading, with
tho average OF the two Mondays pre-
yious thereto and Monday, the sth
inst. indicate that Mitchell Day was
equivalent 90 four-tenths OF a regular
working day.
The total production OF beehive
coke IL ehtimated az 1000 net tons.
about 4 per cent decrease. The aver
age per working day Ia estimated AT
iOf .O0O compared with 10000 tons
for the week previous
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-04-19

State banking Department, Salt Lake
Guy. Utah. Capitol Building.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-04-19
PUBLIC NOW ASKED BY FUEL
ADMINISTRATORS To HELP OUT

Resolutions calling upon the entire
country 10 support the government In
any acts necessary TO relieve the rail-
roads Of on-ersentiai freight hauiage
interfering with the prosecution ~
the war were adopted az Washington.
u. G.. last Friday at the final session
OF state fuef administrators at the fuel
administration meeting. The rcrolu-
ton follows -rt,..---
Resolved. THAT due Co tho present
ovcrburdenoi conditions Of our rail-
roads. unless effective measures of
relief are at once taken. the supply OF
coal for the coal year beginning April
I. 1915. win fall seriously abort OF the
needs OF the country. That Ia the cri-
sis confronting the world the fuel
needed for the vigorous aud unim-
pedcd prosecution OF the war must.
al all costs be provided 20 run at
maximum capacity the great war ma
chine America II now fast building.
Therefore. be n
Resolved. That we call upon all In
diyiduals. industries and communl-
ties unselfishly 10 indorse such acts
OF the government aa may be needed
To clear the railway tracks OF the
United States OF any unimportnnt or
unnecessary traffic conEcating our
railways ana interfering with the
prosecution OF the war.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-04-19

The eleverest step which a sir cas-
take In winning any mans love y :
rtep backward.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-04-19
Failing orr Noted.

Chicago. April i3.-Iilinois Goa
mines are wof ing at only 90 per cent
Of their capacity. according TO state.
ments tonight by members OF the III.
nois Mine Operators association. who
declare that this n due 10 a shortage
Of transportation. mainly.
y. G. searls. president OF the apso.
citation. said that all the falling off In
production was not due entirely 90 tbs
car shortage. hut partly to election
and liberty loan holidays. A large
number OF workers. also. are leaving
the fields for the summer.
X. II. Ashton. regional railway d..
rector. said that the mines are bcins
supplied with all the cars they eau
possibly use. and that there was No
truth In charges that the roads were
obstruoting loyal movement
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-04-19

By keeping backyard poultD
flock the family would not only h''p
In erdueins living costs but voee
have eggs OF a quality and freshne"
which are often difficult 20 obtain,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-04-19
VERY LITTLE COAL USED
BY AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY

Although the automobile industry
ranks near the top In magnitude
among all the manufacturing Indus
tries OF the nation, II IL a very light
user of coal. According 10 the report
OF tho United States bureau OF census
for the year 1914 II ranked In forty
second place In tonnage OF coal con-
sumed.
Less than half a million tons were
used IA automobile and motor truck
plants In that year. while thirty-one
other industries used more than a mil
Hon tons each. six used more than tive
million and seven consumed more thar
five million tons each.
steel works and rolling mills used
more than twenty million tons during
that year. clay products companies
more than 100000, cement plant'
nearly 6.7bO.OOO and paper and wood
pulp mills more than 6.sbo.Oeo tons
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-04-19

to labor trouble was reported during
the previous week. The lowest ratio
OF production Ca capacity was reported
by Indiana ~ ISL per cent ~ full
time capacity.
Slxty-slx operators la the conncils'
willie. OrccnsburE and i.atrobe coke
districts OF Pennsylvania report im-
provoment la operating conditions
during the week ended April 9Th,
These operators produced 30S,32o net
tons or g7.2 per cent % their fuiltime
capacity aS against Sa,7 per cent for
the week previous. Losses due 20 car
shortage declined from st.9 per cent
Tor the week OF March 30th 90 las
per cent. but labor shortage Increased
nearly per cent The weeks per-
formance. however. was the best since
CONTINUED on page elghD
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-04-19
AROUND THE COAL CAMrs,
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE

/
standard Coat company has under
consideration an amusement hall Tor
that camp and several new DWELLINGS
for employee
w a. Iawi,y was down this week
from Ifardsrrabbie Canyon. lie has
five men on the Job there doing de-
veiopment work.
American Fu.l ,ompany nj Ne.i.n
can,Inuss 10 scnd o,,t n large nor,Ion
Of N. ou,nut 10 IN. oregon short line
for railroad useS
=, :, -,, -, ~ -. -.
~ JUN W "a 49,
~ s", ,'' 80 'n,s $50 ~, IN. ~
MS. '', ~, .'' v. w. ~" -. ~
~ ~ ~, 1sNe'u' "'V"."" ~
h,,iiin. = na,, ,o.,ssn.. ar,an. other
,h,nss
sNSo'n va apio 20 ,'npo,' = @
OF Vhp -'lis.VvV ,"ns =, e"si y" 80
aselhA, m nnp''s W sn' uH' p'a ','
year OF aiihnh, e'oVV,vVV IONS, ohly
20 per cent OF 'as' year Ihpor.H vs'ne
rom hhslahu' WhiVn suppl,u "aoIo
thhh VI per cent OF '"' '"'"' "''"'s
'he N"'
Thomas BELL. az one time superin-
tendent at kenllworth' was IN Price
sunday last ana later visited several
OF the Cafpoh county camps I've mas
OF tate peeh IN the employ OF Vns Stah-
dard Coal company NJ zion, TIC may
500 hsome 70 TINS soo''op WI" ""' W
the mines
Decline In production IN reported
by the Western Pennsylvania coal
fields 1a.a for week OF March s5d 10
6i.6 per cent for March sOth; somor-
set county. Pa, from ts.S 10 30,s per
cent; high volatile fields OF Southwest
Virginia from bs.S TO 20 per cent and
Northeastern. Kentucky from sS.i TO
~ per cent losses W pIouu..,Sh %
these districts are "e'hN e''''"u''u
10 lack OF coal cars
The anthracite industry In now con-
Stunning In it, operations about eight
million eight hundred thousand tons
OF the coal mined and prepared. IL IN
estimated that with the entire indus
try turned over from steam 10 cleo
triclty Tor power. light and heat that
about six million tons OF such mine
consumed coal would be saved and
diverted 90 public use, However. sub
stantial progress has been made In
substituting electricity for steam In
this industry.
I.osses An coal mined on account OF
no market In the Kansas and Missouri
fields rose from 1872 for the week
ended March 3Oth 10 26.s per cent,
although production In these districts
decreased but slightly. due 10 improve
ment In the car situation In Iowa
the decrease OF , per cent In produc-
ton WAS due TO losses on account OF
no market which rose from EOS the
week previous 10 2t.S per cent okla
homa and Arkansas. however lepor.
no market losses az is.6-6.s per cent
lower than last week
Dr. y. ID. Laney, who h In charge
Of the mieroscopical laboratory OF the
limited states bureau OF mines az the
Irntversitv OF Utah. and his assistant,
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Declaring that the present coal pro-
duction In the United States is far be-
low the nations lowest possible esti-
mated requirements. the International
executive board OF the United Mine
Workers Of America. In a telegram to
Federal Fuel Administrator Garfield
from indianapolis. Ind. headquarters
last Saturday. urged the immediate
sterilization Of prices and distributing
agencies TO prevent. n recurrence OF
the crisis OF 1917. The telegram de-
clares that mines In the states OF Iowa,
Oklahoma, Missouri. Kansas. Colo
RADIO. Wyoming. Montana End West
Virginia are working less than half
time and that IN many mining towns
large producing mines are actually
shut down Miners are leaving the
mines for Industrial centcrs where
tho car shortage shows no signs OF
Improvement, the committee states.
and adds:
"ff this exodus Of miners TO other
lines Of employment IL permitted to
continue. fun car supply and more or
less satisfactory distributing facilities.
provided later. win be destined Go
failure"
The committee reitcrates i,s pledge
OF fun cooperation TO all agencies Of
the government 60 the end that the
maximum coal production may result
and recognizes that the fuel admins
tratlon has fun and complete author
ity 10 regulate the coal Industry In
every way. The telegram asserts that
the miners OF the country stand ready
TO dig all the coal that could possibly
be used by the nation and that they
are able and eager to break all rec
ords In coal production and distribu-
tion u given the necessary facilities
-
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Big meetings OF the men were held at
FrOstburg, Homecoming and In the
other districts. at which the agree
ments were ready from Secretary Of
Labor Wilson and Fuel Administrator
Garfield.
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Miners 90 start Work.

CUMBERLAND Md, April L.
The five thousand rminers In the
Georges Creek soft coal region who
quit work win return 20 the mines
wednesday. having tonight accepted
the verdict from Washington. ID. c.
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ItEPoRT MADE To THE BANK
Commissioner OF the State OF Utah
OF the condition OF the Price Com
mercial and Savings Bank. located at
Price. In the county OF Carbon. state
OF Utah. az the close OF business ON
the 29th day OF March, 1915.
nEROIfnCES
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APPEAL MADE FOR
THE MAXIMUM
YIELD
WOULD PREVENT THE CRISIS OF
PAST YEAR.

United Mine Workers Of America De-
clare For Sterilization OF Prices and
Car supply-ESodus OF Coal Dig
gers TO Other Employments-In and
Around the Carbon County Mines.