The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 16, 1919, Page 6

Six HEAVY CUT IN COAL YIELD BY CAR SHORTAGE Twelve Million Tons Lost in Ten Weeks by Inadequate Supply of Cars. 600,009 MINERS PLAN TO ASK WAGE INCREASE Operators Tell Senate Committee That Radical Miners Are Try- ing to Install Soviet Methods in Mining. Washington.— (Special) —Shortage of car tion of bituminous coal tWelve million tons in ten weeks and threatens to bring about a recu mine of 1917-1918 thout delay, according to testimony given by John Callahan, traffic man- ager of the National Coal peiation, before the committee tigating the coal situation, at its first day's hearing here. “During the two weeks ending Aug- ust.2 and 9,” Mr. Callahan said, “car shortage caused the bituminous coal mines of the country to lose approxi- mately 5,900,000 tons of coal, enough to supply the entire state of New Jersey for ten months. The loss in ten weeks has been’ sufficient to sup- ply all the New England states for eight months.” Mr. Callahan declared that if there are not cars at the mines it is impos sible to operate them to full-time capacit The shortage of cars had come, he s t the time demand for coal is increasing, and at a time when railroad efficiency should be at a maximum. “If the bituminous coal operators the country are given suffie to take away the coal they mine, Callahan labor disturbances to prevent the op- eration of the coal mines, they supply sufficient fuel to meet the country’s requirements next fall and winter. If they are not supplied with more cars, there undoubtedly will be a repetition of the coal shoriage of 1917-18, at least to some degree.” Shortage of cars is not alone the |? the association, who preceded Mr. Callahan on the witnes nd. The 600,000 miners employed throughout the nation are about to formulate de- mands for higher wages, Mr. ‘Taylor declared, ‘The mo dical, among the number, he said, were endeavoring to apply the methods of the soviet gov- ernment of Russia to the bituminous industry. If their counsel should sway the more conservative of their numbers and” extremely lical de- mands should be made, which could not be acceded to, Mr. Taylor said he doubted if the operators “could mine a pound of coal.” “To save the public from calamity,” Mr. Taylor said, “it will be necessary fo overcome three things: TVirst, tha we do not have an extraordin: severe winter; second, that the road administration move the coal in a regular manner; and third, that by effort of the miners we produce at least eleven million tons of bituminous coal weekly for the remaining .nine- of the year.” is more than has been pro- duced in any one week during the year thus far All wage agreements between miners and operators, Mr. ylor said, would expire with the proclamation of peace by the president. The miners had rlready decided, Mr. Taylor said he nformed, in one section, to try té obtain a x-hour wo! F4 against eight hours now, e-day week and an increase in pay. They will meet in Cleveland, Ohio, Septem- ber 9, he said, to decide on what de- mands to make of the operators, and there will be a joint conference be tween operato and miners at But- falo, September 25. “If this convention of September 25 fails in sement,” Mr. Taylor said, “T don't know whether we are going NATURE’S MIRROR When a woman ig well and healthy—- there’s @ sparkle im her eyes, a q4 rose tint in her cheeks, and she has Arich red blood. There’s elasticity in every move- ment and a spring in her step. Love comes to every woman who hag bounding health—but when she ig pallid, dull eyed, languid,. she has no magnetism nor does she appeal to any man. % - Such a change in feclings and looks! : ) After suffering pain, fecling ner- vous, dizzy, weak. and: dragged down by weaknesses of her sex— with eyes sunken, black circles and pale chiceks—such a woman‘ is quickly restored to ‘health by the Favorite Prescription of Dr. Pierce. 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According to_repor' issoula ary 5 0] tigate it. ; aa suena os bors | Missoula, Mont., Sept. 15.—Coach nrot, carpenter, 511 Seveath| mi loctl eres, stolons Bierman, formerly: football « instructor ‘Doan'’s Kidney Pills rid me ; eves at the Butte Public schools is here and in my and other symp-| Sioux Fal D.. Sept. 15.—The | Will at once begin work leading up to h ve at South Paketa be.|the call for football candidates at the TT toms of kidney complaint. I publicly! feotball el ~ 9 recommended them at that time, I) tween the State University and the!University of Montana September 20: have taken Doan’s Kidney Pills ce; State college will be played here, it is/Pierman met with unusual success at tnen and they haye done me just as, announced. Since the playing schedule | Butte and is expgeted tom ke a suc- nich good as ever | was announced eral months ago, | cess of the Minnesafa em. here. Price GOe, at 2 onsiderable difficulty has been en-| Bierman was one of the: best backfield ountered because of lack of playing |? y of Minnesota rounds, This has been adjusted and |* angements have been com) portland, Ore, Sept. 15.—Denny |} Williams, outfielder. with the Paul -—Coach W,|team iim the’ Southern Idaho. league iC s hiversity of Idaho,| Will report to the Portland club of the to be able to mine any coat oF not. r/pas ealled the first football workout for | Pacific coast’ league as soon as the pusly doubt whether we will. | september 15. The first “importartt Idaho league’. season is completed. With that condition confronting us in| son will be with. the} Williams is a good: hitter and especial- the mining world, the situati zon on October 18,|1y fast on the bast Portland tried to ous. 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Sept, 15.—The an- extended vacation, He expects to ul meeting of the Canadian Amateur ue a call for football material about | Athletic Union will be held in Ottawa, eptember 15, Many of the stars of/Concurrently with ‘the Canadian crease in Ww ing the da tion, Mr. T uncommon fn many fields for the in- dustrious men, in times of full-time | former years are expected to return to!Championships and Olympic tests, Sep- operation, te earn $15 a day or more. | school fhis fall. |tenthex 27. Questions of reinstating as re getting restless, he said. lamateurs.of those said to have joined the moe radical element {| Missoula, Mont., Sept. 15, re determined to put inte effect the |football event for Montan: et government of mines,” he de-|fon State college and the Univer faved. | Montana football game will be play a ‘ a |November 27, unless some change is|- Saskatoon, Sept. 15.—At a recent inneapolis, Minn., Sept, 15.—Coach |made in the schedule, This game in|meeting of the Western Canada Base: Williams, of the Un of Minne-|the past has been the most interesting | ball league it was virtually decided sota, has sent his first call to can-/event of the football season, \that six clubs will comprise the circtiit didates, in the for a letter each | . _ {next year. The towns to be rep- eH oe dots cae teak |, Spoleune, = Ws ptain|resented ‘are Winnipeg. Saskatoon, be John R. 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British Columbia Field Trial Club; Ladner, B: C., September 29, and wijl conclude with the interna- tional ‘championship at Ladner, fol- lowng the British Columbia’ races. Eastern dogs, their owners .and handlers, traveled’ westward in special cars, being: joined in: Grand Forks, \North Dakotd,.iby the Manitoba con- tingent, the first stop being, at Spo- kane, Washington, here the All-Amer- jean: trials were run. 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