The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-04
'b|TUNlN0Us CUT
MILLION TONS
Stncns Results Of Car Shortage
In Sofs Coal Fields. Famine
Next Winter Unless the
Weather II Mild

wasssnssoa. y 4. Sept 4~ssro.
~s~~.~--~---ys ~ -. ,Aea- a.n
skl W. xhotlsys ~ cate Ia zeal ns1as
hss sui proauesscn ~ tauansas coal
! .tee ses ions IN two weeks and
Arssssxsd TO srsAs ahaat rev.
Seeasranrs 0l The eoai ienins " iSis.l
IL sAssss uAssk~d wishnat dslas, so
sorains to sssssnosy Ssssp ". leha
NAlishan. tFsfas msnAssl VI the Ma
sscaai Coal Association lstos~ shs
senate sosniaists~ insessiysslss The
coal Ksustlon nrs, aAys hsArsnK hers
sfMFlus shs iva ~ssas ending
August : and b Nj. cAAlshsn sasa car
shortage psassd the bNumin0us coal
minss ef he suantry 10 iess apron
nss~ls bsVV Siev tons W coal, vnoasA
80 suppis the entire stsss cf New
Jsfses for s.a nsonths 1he Ices IN
t~s ~s~As hss b~~a saoaEh 10 sspply
sii 'sLs Ns~ knslanl states for eight
AoEihs
W cAal.haa deel4rsq ~hs. II there
are NOT ears ~ the minss Il ~ lnappv
sibis 10 spssA,s lhs lninss 10 full sisns
capacity. The shartsks ot cars had
evus. b. said, ~st the time demand
ter sssl = nefsAsnss snd when rsiI.
rosd esEetsncs sh0uJd bs ii mAst
mum The oEsrstsra VI the enuxuy
are siyen ears 10 tak6i s~sy bar, ef
The coal oas,. ~ sAtd, and n thsrs
Ass nor labor clssaf bAsaess 90 prevent
cpssss soa ~ mmea shAs can supply
vneasL fuel 10 n~&t me couhtrys ~.
ssir~mSass nsri iAiI ADD winter n
,hss Avs not supplies With more ears.
there sasioabteds, viii bs fsp~siuos
sf The eeAi shortage OF isi.is. II
least 10 soaie deggsa
shortage of Gals 10 moi alone the
only threAtsnina Astnati0n M The IN
das,ss, according 10 HAIRY n TAYLOR
vi kanssx tsity. president uf the assos
citation. said, who pre-, sded Mr Cal.
lahsn % the witness sand. The sis
bLndted thousand mlnsfa smplo, I'd
thfyukhugi the country are Aeoui 10
dsansna hlxasf wages. Mr., Taylor de.
rIsfsd The ncre rsdteai anscnx tbs
suMber. 10 Nsad pcfs endaAvorins te
sprIs She nsshpds OF tbS sovist GOV.
efunisni uf Hassis fo the bifuRsHoss
industry. N their words SHOULD sway
the more conservative OF their nssn.
be-. especially ihs sAdieal. depAnds
which are nat VI gsaSoI naAS " msdt.
10 ssss NE pubiic from tLia
csiaiaiEs Mr. TAyler said. ~ will b.
Ds1sIsaFy 70 overcome thrss thmxs.
tirst. ira 80 d. not nave ~ eItrss
ordinarily severe water second. hat
As rsHroad sdnss lstrStios move ths
coal Ia regular naannsf: and third.
that ~ sAort ~ fAa minets ~ pro.
dues 81 IsAst la.0os .ee0 u kusm inspA
ssal weekly fof IAs rsMAiAd<r Of ihs
Asns'ssa weeks q ths ysaf This IL
sefe than has bsea produced IN Any
sne week durRs the year.
All vASs agrees ~nts bsswssA
miners an1 operAsoes Mr Taylor
ssid. vosi1 ssptrs viih the proclAms.
ton " psaes W ths pr~si1sot The
nkinsss had airssAy decided Mr. Tsy-
iss eaid - wAs 1atssmsAs = 80 40
Ties, ~ Try "a ceteia afLAesf ssst,
ne ~, - Axains,. sixhf hours now:
Ave4Ay wsek. AId IN iscfsaAs "
~ Trey viii nsssH IN Cleveland.
Ohio September srh. he saN. 10 q.
eide - what dsmsuds to nAk< " the
operators. And tAsrs viII - jetat
ccafsrsaee bstw>sa opsfas~ss Aad
nissrs before nsDtsnbsr 5sth
III this esnvsntion VI nepssntss
- fails 10 agreement" ~. TAYLOR
said, Z do n0f knov whether vs are
goiaS 10 Ae shis 10 mine any coal Or
not, J. very sssisssiy doubt vhsthsr
W vii. With thst esndiston sssfyest
~ y The niaia4 wssld X sesns yssy