The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-11-12


per cent production can never be re-
established until reason dominates all
dealings between purchaser. employ
er and labor. The right of labor to
strike ceases when the rights and
safety of the public are interfered
with. These three principles are basic
IN the arrangement of the program
for the twenty-third annual conven-
ton of the American Mining congress
to open in this city November 10th
for tivc-day session. This pro-
gram has been arranged by a commit
tee Of fifteen mining operators repre-
senting coal, petroleum, gold. general
metals, tax experts and presidents of
mining schools. II will be the most inn
Iportnnt gathering Of mining men ever
held in the West The very serious
conditions confronting the mining i'm
dustry both coal aud metal. and the
special efforts made by the officials
insure large attendance. Stimuli.
tancUusly with the general convcn-
ton there will be- several subsidiary
conferences - National Gold Produc-
crs' conference, National Standard
ization conference, Conference ON
( Taxation, National and State, Con-
ference On War Minerals, Confer
encc ON Coal Operators, Conference
of oil Flotation Users, National Con-
ference of Schools of Mines and Met
allurgy The labor situation will also
be- fully discussed Abbout sixty
speakers of more or less national
cminencc are scheduled for the week.
each a recognized authority ON his
particular subject.
The Gold Producers conference
will be addressed By Congressman
Louis r. Mcfaddcn. father of the
gold bill now awaiting congressional
action Gov Emmett d. BOYLE. of
Nevada; Hon. Fletcher McHnmiltun,
state mincrnlogist of California; W.
j. Phelps, manager Of the Tom Reed
Gold mines, Oaimnn. Aril.; DR. Nil.
ncr Roberts, dean of the College of
| Mines University of Washington: DR..
Henry \. Parks, director of the Ore
gun Bureau of Commerce and Gcoln-
Icy; George =. Collins, NJ. h., Denver;
| B. G. Yates, superintendent oi the
llumcsinke mines, Dcudwond. s.. D.;
DR. Harold y. Luwric. chief of the d.
vision of Rare and Precious Metals of
the American Mining congress. The
| National Standardization conference
Is Ia charge of Col Warren u. Rob.
cris of Chicago, chairman uf thr coal
division, and Charles A. Mike OF
li'sbec, Ariy., chairman of the metal
division. 4 number of experts on
standardization will take part un the
proceedings. The conference un taxa
ton is ia charge of Robert q. Wilson,
dirertor of the tax division of the
American Mining congress, and a
committee, of which Paul Armilngt of
New York, chairman of the tax com-
mittee Of the American Mining con-
gross, is chairman. Among the speak
ers are DR. r. c. Allen, vice president
of the Lake Superior Iron ore assoc
citation, Cleveland, o.; DR.. George T..
Holmes, author of "Holmes On Tax
atom" Hon. Robert y. Miller, form
orly general counsel of the industrial
revenue bureau; William b. Grower,
manager of the United Verde Mining
company; A. Z. Ramstedt of the Her
cules mines, Idaho, and Cass Fisher
Petroleum tax expert, Denver The
discussions will DO Ia the form of
Ground table" talks.
The conference on war minerals
will deal with the failure of the war
minerals relief commission Ia rccug-
nize alleged legitimate claims and the
production of war minerals in this
country. The conference of oil flota-
ton users will be- addressed by, among
Others, Gilbert II. Montague, New
York, and George l.. Nye, Denver, att
torneys for the American Mining cou-
gress, and Alfred d. Cook, director of
the Minerals Separation North Am
erican corporation, New York. The
labor situation will be handled by
well known authorities ON the sub
iect, such as Gov. Henry j. Allen of
| Kansas; DIR, Charles A. Eaton, editor
LOT Leslie's Magazine. James Lord,
president of the mining department
Iof the American Federation of SAILOR,
Washington, ID, c.; United States
Senator Charles S. Thomas; William
Wiley, of Sharpless, W. Va; Carl
Scholz, manager of the Raleigh
! Wyoming Coal company of West Yir-
ginia; DIR. r. w. Parker of Phlladel-
phia and George Wolfe of the Wind
ing Gulf Operators association.
Hon. Henry j. Allen, governor of
Kansas, will talk ON "The Right of
Labor to Shikej" Charles A. Chase,
manager of the Liberty Bell mines,
Telluride, Colo, "The Colorado Open
Shop Declaration" DR., Charles A.
Eaton, editor of Leslie's Weekly,
present and Prospective Relations
Between Capital and Labor" James
Lord, president Of the mining division
Of the American Federation of La