The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-18
COALNEN AT ZION TALK
OVER MANY SAFETY
METHODS
BETTER WORKING AND LIVING
CONDITIONS ADVOCATED.
Principles Of Arbitration Practiced
During the War Cited As the Right
Thing At the Present Time and
In the Future Carbon County Has
Numerous Delegates Present

Improvement of ihr working aud
living conditions cot 900 rmpln,c- aud
the continuing uI the principles If
arbitration pu'ii,rd during the war
vcrr advocated ai thr convention uf
the Rocky Mountain Coal Mining in.
-ttutc which came tu close last
Saturday at Salt Lake City after 20
session uf three day. Methods 81
preventing accidents which previous
lv resulted ne grrat iuss of life we're
considered at the meetings T.. II.
Wpitypl ct Colorado declared hat the
time had come when cpnl operator.
should take upon their hands " great
er responsibility Iu the hiring of sub
ordinntcs Forcmcn should be- con.
siduruic in their treatment of cm.
ploycs Through ignorance. operators
sometimes employ hnsScs who arr
mcrc slaVrdri,rr-. the speaker lie
rlarcd. II is such mcn who make the
workers susceptible lu the teachings
of the radical and the agltatur. As q
remedy be- urged the establishment uf
boards for me hearing of grievances.
The spirit uf go operation and arb
traiiun should be- carried out closely
IN mines employing large numbers uf
foruignburn workers II h. the ior.
eigncrs who tail prey to radical. when
suffering irim grievances.
Indian Policy Raped.
Gov. Simon Hamburger delivered
a q -.
session and IN which be- accused the
government of greatly rciarding the
industrial and commercial do clop
mcnt OF Utah hy rcscrying water
sights and land for Indians IA the
rich l'inlnh Basin district who have
been dead Tor fifty years lie de.
clarcd the development Of some of
the West = most valuable resources
was being hnmpcrcd because the guy
crnmcnt ~ holding water rights and
lands intended for the care ni nifty
thousand Indians, when not more
than one thousand exist. II want 10
find cut, and every other citizen who
knows the actual conditions wants 10
find ont, whether the Indians are 20.
ing Ia rule this Western country urI
whether the white men arr Ia be- gwen
AN opportunity to develop 49, The
governor vent un 10 state that the
Uiniah Basic euniaincd some ct the
greatest resources uf the nation, md
that the government p Indian pDliry
had been the rhirf cause ut the lack f.
nt development there. lie ,nid b.
learned un has recent trip io that iis
trici that water rights and lands rich |
with ~ and minerals offering splrn l
dbl opportunities Tor usrrullurlsts I
were being held Tor the benefit ui ln- |
dians VIM had died fifty y,ars lgo. I
~ have as much respect Tor the lu.
dian ~ any man living. bat ! sn. at |
the government b. doing wrong iu not T.
permitting them iu live 90, tho indi .
tlons oi their race dictate, 30
RadieAlism Denounced
President John MrNcil gave q hrcf F.
talk m which De- denounced radical .
ism. "iu America and throughout I
the world there 81 Nov iu evidence |
much unrest, and holshcNi,m hui NOT /
the unrest iu the Unit T
rd States No. know that % Be- H grand /
and cluruu, country fac live lu, aud /
Ne are sure that tho seed ui the uu
aryhistio principle, cod the b"lshr, 100 .
will never uud spil boz which lu pr,pI .
gate II B, a pleasure io 30 ui u,.
tmm tho rl-i ui ihr Rocky Noun
tains Gao meet once mup with thr.
Western mrubrr ul uur institute 900.
Your beautiful uiA We rhrr-h MANY .
pleasant memories ui Nuur generous .
and INSTRUCTIVE, usI .
mnm,ni, which have always made uur
here O. grrai -urrc-,. Papers I
read during the convention were
'Stomgr Battery Locomotives m|
Mine Work, Joseph Appleton, Iron /
ton, a.; The Foreman lu Industry, y
g. n. Wnilrl, Pueblo, Colo. "prr .
yeniiou ui thr Degradation ut Coal lu
Screening aud Loading, Brurdlrl F.
ShuhaTi Denver, Colo, Modern .
Methods ot Cutting, Drilling and /
Loading Coal, g. NJ. Goddard, Den /
Yer, Colo; Coal Washing uu the
Concentrating Table, 90 i. B Morrow.
Dawson, \. N.
Among those from Carbon count,
rhe institute were a. N .
Magraw and j. b. FORESTER uf lila .
Natha, William lIttlriuhu, ~ d..
Downs and j. " IIr,rIoiu md
Thomas fwerdals, Castle Gate. George
A. Murphy, Slorrs; Thomas g. ilar
yeN Harry lA,tum,r and D. g. NU..
son, Sunny and a. a. Stevenson.
Price. THE ladies present wurp Mr
r. G. Harvey, Mn Harry la.uuur,
Mrs. r. N. Nasmw and MI-- tmu...
Stevenson