Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1926, Page 27

OPERATORS ATTACK MINE lEGISlATI[]N Dlscrlmmatlon Charged Plea to Be Let Alone to Avert Crisis. NATI. May 28.—Asserting rnment is discriminating Against the coal mining field in its regulation of the industry, Phil H. Tenna, secretary of the Indiana Bitu- minous Coal Operators’ Assoclation merican Mining Congress hat the coal Industry wants | left alone to solve 1its| tion of the last night “If the Government continues to ‘meddle’ in our business we are going to find ourselves in just the same rondition as Encland now finds her- | Mining unions have | that what they can't get ion. they can get out of the ment 1f - things continue as ave heen zoing. the Govern- ment is going to have to subsidize coal operators so they can pay the rs; we merely do not want to be di ninated against unjustly. Take away the Sherman anti-trust law. or apply it to other industries as it is being applied to Give us equality. he Government of the United States broke np the coal industry in 1916, Since that time we have been Quing only what the Government has told us to do. Now we are sifrrounded By the Associated Press. . PAUL SMITH'S, N. Y,, May 28.— The northern Adirondacks, the coun- try in which President Coolidge is to spend the Summer, still bears the imprint of a savere Winter. Early morning temperatures have hovered near the freezing mark all this week. Two or three dawns have found delicate films of ice on Lake Osgood, on which “White Pine Camp,” the prospective Summer White House, is situated. Snow lin- gers on the high peaks of the Marcy Range to the south. Despite the weather, however, work: THE EVENING STAR, Winter Still Holds Out in Adirondacks as Workmen Tidy Up Summer White House men are busy preparing the Kirk- wood camp for its guests. The 21;5- mile dirt road that leads from the State highway near Paul Smith's to the 65-acre preserve is being graded. ‘The 36 or 40 buildings that comprise the camp have been put in order, the flowers that are to adorn the paths and window boxes are being brought to full bloom in the conservatories against the day when Spring will actually arrive and they can be set out, and the paths which wind among the pines, birches and balsams and along the lake shore are being relieved otd e Winter accumulation of twigs an ves. ULSTER CAPITALIST DIES. Sir John McTarland, 78, Well Rnown in America. Irish Leader, LONDONDZRRY, Ireland, May 28 ). John McFarland, one of eading citizens, died today. many friends in the United Sir John, who was 78 yvears old, Was a contractor, steamboat owner and a_member of the hoard of direc- tors of several railway companies.” He was high sheriff of the County of Londnnderr\ in_1908. distasteful and the future is uninvit- Agreement with Mr. Penna's view in regard to a modification of the Sherman act was acknowledged by Joe J. Manlove, representative from the fifteenth district, Missourl, a mem- ber of the House committee on mines and mining. Representative Manlove act to make possible for the coal men to enter into consolidations to better hy confusion, our past is more or less the nreduction and marketing of thelr product. glmumm||mmmmmn||mmlun||nmlmnmmlmmlmmllmnnummllmmmnuummmnnnmmnnnn ' WE CARRY— A Comple NIRRT TR Genuine ‘‘Supernatural”’ Ecuadorian Panama Hats BRODT’S, INC. 419 11th St. N.W.—Opposite Star Bldg. 503 9th St. N.W.—Above E te Line of 721 14th St. NN\W.—Below N. Y. 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