Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1925, Page 29

failed, the miners seeking higher wages and the check-off. NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1¢ Johnston, Pomona College botanist, Lewls sald the strike had developed nto a state of sege; that IPINCHOT ACCUSED CALIFORNIA AND GHILE [20e, i the opera- i tors and the “financlal interests be- FLOWERS ARE SIMILAR |, Forimany years botanists of so ern Qulifornia have sought to hind them™ were prepared to pay a billion dollars to crush the union and that the union had no alternative han to accept the challenge to a fin . DINNER TO SHERRILL. Lieut Col. Claren the Rocky Mountains and in a few isolated sections of Newfoundland the plants in Newfound istitute the remnants of a on videspread flora was indicated in dvanced by Dr. M. L. rd. 0. § buiid Botanist Now in South America to Investigate Curious Phenomena. of Harv enongh Chilean specimens for payison. Bo Of Chilean flora with Californ; plain how the o the equatorial a the evident relutionship, but hu foroed to admit themselves mystified, th ish figh .\ll'.gLewm arrived at tha billion-dol- pringcipally because there were lar figure by saying . __ “perators Toceived an annual MEoNS of $700.- if.. December 15| 000,000 from sales of coal, and 51 Seieans sides the loss of this revenus, a vea ,‘, i strike would cost them $300,000,000 more in fixed charges. Asks Bread Investigation. An investigation by the Federal | Trade Commission into the produc An intere: ture in connec-|tion, distribution and sale of flour | tion with Prof. Johnston's work is|and bread was pre o « ¢ &rc | that a few common kpecies exists not | "0 Pread was proposed in a resolu- | 1d those in Chilz is|only in South America and in south- |tion introduced vesterday by Repre- |} L ray | western United States, but also in sentative Kindred of New York. and in making coal one of the sub-|ing to present a request to the miners jects for consids on by the extra|and operators to resume negotiations \ Y= N ) \ = % /e A % session of the 1 ure “is to pro-|next Wednesday for a settlement of . \X K long the strike, se the public’s | the strike. s N "\ ‘\\ o) | inconvenience, d to the distress ¢ NOT SCARED BY THREATS. suffered by the mine workers and to the losses of the industry and the Director Eldridge of Traffic Bureau Ignores “K. K. K.” Warning. Ry the Ase By As al plants cross Inglis Says Governor Has Prolonged Strike—Lewis ated Press. r ‘alifornia Sees Long War. i the object g 5 In criticizing the operators for re jecting Gov. Pinchot's peace plan, Mr. R the Asmacinted Pross. Lewis said they had “filled the air PHILADELPHIA. December 18.— |with jeering, ribald I i “The only practical effect” of G A commitice numed by Gov. Pin- Pinchot's course in offering his pro- |chot, after a meeting with executives posal to end the anthracite suspension |of anthracite communities, 15 prepar- Motorist ion” said a state- by William W. the operators. ssumes as he had done in the past id the statement, “that the office of governor carries with it the | peu(h threats apparently fail to con- right and p e of summarily dis- | cern M. O. Eldridge, director of traffic. posing of industrial disputes from thed ““Il the pile of mull on Mr. Eldridge’s standpoint of political expediency. desk yesterday afternoon was one of ‘‘The simple and effective way of | ynonymous origin, which did its best ending the trouble” the statement con- | to convey a threat of death, but the cluded, ““would have been for the gov-| traffic director read it hastily and ernor to advise the mine workers'|dropped it into the waste paper basket leaders, whom he has merely buoyed | with & sigh up by false hopes, that their best course was he men go to work at the old wages and leave disputed points to arbitration, if they could not be settled in negotiation between the parties.” Lewis Sees Finish l‘:ight. The United Mine Wo s are pre. paring fo inish fight with the an- thracite itors, in the words of John L. 1 president of the union. The o} in his view, are pre- pared to spend a billion dollars to crush the union. He told the F delphia Real Es. hils S b LIRS A tate Board last night that the union was organizing its defense in the ex- Christmas Cheer pectation that the str e would con- | % it The s 5 =1 —can be delivered in_unusifal tinue until the Fa 926 or the | measure if you select giits friom Spring of 1927. Should the strike be | % 2 Bl e prolonged, he said, funds would be provided mgry would be fed | ¢ :d clothed e miners have ir contract expired last Au Negotiations for i new contract ment Ingli “% Paderewski Poli’s Theater December 21 Attend this concert and note the individual qualities that distinguish this great pianist. Then go to the store of any dealer in Victor products and hear the Victor Records by Paderewski. Note how faithfully his renditions are portrayed on the new Orthophonic Victrola. Ask specially to hear “Hunrrinn Rhapsody” No. 2 (Liszt) Part I and Part II (6235). bore a_crude red picture ross and the cryptic sym ‘Where can I find beautiful gifts? 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