Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 24, 1919, Page 9

FRIDAY, OCT. 24, 1919 EFFICIENCY IN MINE OPERATION ~ WOULD WAKE UP OIFFERENGE IN MINERS’ DEMANDS, ASSERTS FOX Miners’ Claimed Placed in False Light hy Operators, Leader Declares, in Statement toShow That Demands of Men"Are Not Unreasonable e | Is it-a fact that the démands of the coal miners go into effect | on November 1, that the consumets in‘Casper will be compelled to! pay $18 or $20 a ton for coal this winter? : } This is a question which The ‘Tribune placed before President | Fox of the State Federation of Lahor ‘this morning, with the request that he place the side: of the miners before the people, so that the | re j - rh ' blame for a serious situation might he} placed where, it belongs. “I Maye just returned from a tote} of the coal mining districts, where} certain interests to misrepresent the! gravity of the situation, and to ar- vag! tr rive at a just ¢onclusion it is sary that thé people understand cer-| S: ; ‘tain things in regard to the coal min-| ing industry, | : Soe eines is too little understandin . i of the conditioha surrounding the pro-! Receptive Attitude Assumed by duction of coal and their slack. pes! Democrats Indicates That tiods of employment extending over I investigated every phase of the sit-| i nation,” said President Fox. ‘There | : isa studied” effort on the part of Pe a ke non RRR eR Ae MRO IEEE L TUIEEIOMOIRE SO ES AYA large portions of each year as well Many Are Willing to as regarding their annual carnings. If one were to necept the statements | that have been issueg from time to| time concerning the earnings of the coal miners, one would he forced to the conclusion that these men were “the best paid mechanics in th orld, | and that they had no real ea for} complaint. “It is known to but « small por:} tion of the people that the coal mines} Assume Crown. WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.—Based the assumption that President Wil son will not be a candidate for a* third terth, political gossip is rifé in Washington and elsewhere con- cerning the various Democratic as- pirants for the presidency. ‘While it is quite true that the president’s of Wyoming haye beeh operating on- western trip led to much third term jy » small portion of their aStual| talk, it is: assumed quite generally working time during any one year.| that, although he is improving from That for long months the miners have | his recent illness according to the only“from one to three days a week| latest bulletins, he will nof under employment, during which portion of | unty circumstances: care ito plunge the year they do not-begin to mala! into an atduous political campaign the expenses of the maintenance of fext year. i their families. While their earnings » Under such conditions Democratic when employed, may seem large, one | politicians are turning their atten- has to consifer that these earnings! tion toward various candidates or Must be stretched over the whole! teceplive candidates wha have been Jest to cart for the slack time, mentioned as aspiring to the presi- “It can readily be scen that the} dential. nomination in the event Mr, ¢o8l miners in making a request for) Wilson does not allow his name to % six-hour day, five-day Week are} Be used. In the Ust are William G. OMly making effort to distribute} McAdoo, Attorney General Palmer, their employment over the whole} Governor Cox of Ohio, Senator Owen Working year and avoid the idle | Gf Oklahoma, Vice President Mar. Momths that now prevail. There is) tary no logicaleréason for this feature of | ge pesretery Pierce their demands inereasing the produc-| * tion costs of coal to the figures giv-| premiberitin of Oregon, + Senator ‘en out in the statements supposedly | ‘itcheock’ of Nebraslat, Governor issued by th® Coal operators. Whilé fnith of dew, York, and several‘ they charge that thelr overlwad ox- Ohers.. Perhaps William J. Bryan penses will be largely incroased, per| ought not to be omitted. Former ton of coal mined, this is largely a! Speuket Champ Clark is looked upon matter of conjecture as the {dle time | ascagain aspiring to the nomination spent in the mines walting for ears, | and there is mention of Senator Un- and for other delays Incident to the | detwood of Alabama. | business can be overcome by a siudy | The’ gossip here is that Mr. Mc- of the problems und the industry} Adoo ahd his friends have been care- made more efficient. ful to get a good grip on the Demo-| | “‘As the increases that form part| ¢ratle organization. The McAdoo -in-| of the miners’ demands even these, if} fidence is reputed to-be dominant in granted, when taken into conside i the: national committee organization tion in connection with the Increased | ud there seents to be no doubt that efficiency that would result, would Mr... MceAdoo’s. friends have een. not tend to create the raise in price posted “ubout in this * organization, predicted by the operators. It is a with ‘considerable forethought. This significant fact that retail dealers in isso far true that there is noticeable every portion of the state have rai coolness on, the part of some Demo-) their prices from 75. cents to eratic leaders to the plan of the na-, % ton regardless of the fuct that nor tional committee to-raise a morister °f the conditions that have bony campaign fund of between $5,000,- Bhokert of ae the miners demands | 000 tnd 810,000,000, the reas ‘ave as yet come to pass. \ Suspicion vie it is Ar pee pane . “This. fact should convince every | large degree to boost along the pol- fair-minded man that there is an itical fortunes of the fotmer sec- fort on the part of some factors con- vetary of the treasury. Attorney nected with the industry, to profiteer General, Palmer's friends are also) off the consumer ahead of time and erediled with much activity, although it is coneeded that unless the attor- ney general makes more of a show-| ing in his aHeged war on the high} cost of living than he has up to date! he is likely to find himself much! handicapped. © Altogether. the signs! are that it will not be long until the activities in behalf of each of a long list of Democratic possibilities | help to prejudice the cause of the! coal miner. By thns laying the blame on thé shoulders of the miner and) his organization there is a hope that} they will becloud tte minds of the| people as to the real issues at are and create an adverse public senti-! ment. { “There 1s no desire on the nart of the coal miner to be a party to any movement that would either place ex- heeome plainly dis ° tortionate prices on their product or t ¥ to hinder the development of the in- HARVEY TO BE CAFETERIA | dustry in which they are factors. 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