New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 29, 1923, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1028 nE . all the hard coal, are directly ewned Findings Are Serious. Canine Shop or contrelied by raliveads, This rai Stha Lia wasuta 2aieamitalal Rosults A1 Of Groat SOrIONSD0ES | rees sernreerse naturers commientes | The net resut of this avendowelos | gt June 38.—Uater den L e P W [l - tions of o o £ ¥ 3 b e one of the worid's i ::a . »..:u.::n Y TR “-‘g“u.: ‘un e miners PRAPS & ® | ar st dog markets. Eaterprising | be prescribed, This situation alse has | o 0 Raaeant o T ¢ eis and other n’,.“.‘am whe enable compa o ) ) . S - o (A ) 2gs to offer, go to the nabled these companies to pile up expanse 1o operators fh A - logs ) B wgrossly exorbitant profits” under eon : — | o taurist section of the elty By HARY B, HUNT ditions and at prices where independ. | I'® PA0088 Inveatment, These twa fae ; . |tors alone eontribute heavily te the B o q tely owne A\ ould o tels and other centers thronged NEA Service Writer ent, privately owned mines could only present high cest of coal to the eo y foreleners, Whose MOReY u?'dl show a “reasonable” return, ! sumer orelg N0se stan Washingten, June 28.~—Finding the = } ‘. i, relation 1 the declining facts about the coal industry takes| While concentrating recent activi The serlousness of the eonclusions |, Parder digging than mining the coal !1es on the anthracite situation In or | 4oaily to be announced are hinted at Wile all the great police dags of ftself, That is the experience of the J¢r to formulate preliminary findingl py the members of the commission in | oy strain are mussied and beid United Btates coal commission, ap-|in Advance of the expiration of the g veeent summary of Its studies which | o, teash aceording to the muniecipal pointed by President Harding early V' nthracite agreement, the g ia10g lationa 1t Gasn R6L Beavent them fast October N nevertheless has made “The ecommission believes that the = trying to Aght. A police dog After nearly nine menths of dig a¢ e headway In its '“‘"“ Oof | nublie interest in coal raises fundas | can fi e with a muszle on than ging, during which time they have ‘N Dituminous "'""”']x‘ g ““fl"" €Om- | mental questions of the relation of [ ast other doga ean without one. plied up thousands of pages of he plic ;"""““ WAIENY he o direrences | ¢is industry ta the nation and of the everal blind soldiers who patrol ings, the commission I8 assaying its n .u n-:»\.'ufl lahar 1'121"_:”' l:“’ degree to which private right must ien Linden seeking alms are fndings and will present them ahout el § " yield to publie welfare ed by giant police dogs, which are ; . ' o Ntuminous indu are 5o great that |\* .0 \ou b that hath private pro- | frequently attacked hy strange dogs July 1 in a “preliminary” report eon roblems must he considered ale t y ¢ o P . o N \ gyt = ering the problem in the anthraclte oo o0 c tively e parately }'\P'l’l\ |‘|I| l-"n [-::'uimm’v; A,)fll")“((;" :;:y I:x’\ nn‘x:( n; “r; .‘m:- ,.\A rm, 4 4 abor in publio serviee ) A olice Y ¥ "ros ..-ll‘jl‘:; facts to he presented, cover “,I:‘,,I.,::,.“::;:‘:::I(“\“t«wla;;:l| <I:~:.|:‘.|mr:‘\;,‘ |must submit to certain mnvhu.rmmna l;n:lxug the blind men \: p\iun they are iog only a fow pages, will compare | .. its own customs and problems, de. of thelyprivate l|.'ll|h. lm:l\nv. ‘“, !:n- rawn into such & "rum 68, with the vast mass of testimony taken tepmined by the quality of the eoal ‘lnrn coffain guarantees and privileges — %) “ ke the few gems from & Whole ihickness of seam. attitude of the bed, |0t accorded to purely private busi- Fgyptians almost live on the pred. . " ., o p ) prsons in private employ,” |uets of the date palm. mountain of carth in & Bouth African | conditions of mining, available mar. "% OF persons in pr diamond diggings, kets, freight rates, labor policy, ete. y Bituminous Next Htill more involved are the wage rates, | Following the submission of this| Overdevelopment of the bituminous | anthracite report, the commission will industry and recurrent labor troubles | dig in again on the bituminous situa. Are regarded as two of the prime fac- tion in tbe hope of being able to'0rs supporting present high coal give congress, when it convenes in | Prives. How to end the first and stop | December, recommendations that will ;:'n ::"'"“;'*‘:u';:; '""""“‘:'\“':l,‘?‘-,‘|"lrpmhlmvi assist in shaping legislation to inswre L, ! st peace, prosperity and plenty of eonl Even in times of maximum demand, Early in its_experience, the coal it Is found the bituminous mines as a nvestigators found they could get x\'lml:-. do not work full time, The ca- nowhere in public mectings where DALY Of present bituminous mines is operators and miners faced each :" GROM. 05 REYHNE 4 “""" ? et Bther across the table, At thess meet. | DUt the country even in its perfods of | greatest prosperity and activity never Ings, the speaker produced oratory, hay heen able to absorb mo an Pyp~g S pad B 8 ' ‘ ':l."‘:‘.ffi;'.’l Each sl tried 1o captire| hes (oot ble to abdorb’more than | ’ No MQre Hot,‘lronmg Days 8 & result, public moeting and 3 PIRTIL A Ll s anh Pt A 5 - semban grouy Mgy were S| : ; ‘in"a"home where there is complete electrical comfort, Al dispensed with, Instead, e 4 3 o D ¥ . . . i srou Tt v e VACATION TIME IS The fan to distribute ‘cooling breezes.and the electric mimei il brought back 'sgain'for - LUGGAGE TIME 28 flatiron to concentrate the heat on the work—these are countered or contradictad by others. WHeMI Your vasiion {a (0. KRR 0% ‘but two of the many comforts that pr operly; arranged Policy to Be Shaped long we can satisfy your every luggage re- 4 3 ] J l irement, e . 4 g* 40 A b i 4 MSCITCASES—A most_convenient_assort- wiring brmgs to the old or the new ouse. rAtad ¢ A e i ment from durable yet lightweight Cases to ( 5 . i P demonstratec experience, it 18 be- | extra heavy cowhide ones at—S$2.00 to $10, And we knOWhOW'tO helpyou Plan foréompléte‘eléC' leved the few conclusions reached J » - 5, Kit will stand as milestones to mark the _ Week-end Cases, Owujn_lum Bags, . ) o . . Bags, Belber Trunk : ath 0 an itimate maionat oy 10| | e simplest way toend a corn s fielips Fientn trical comfort—and do the work right and ata right price: vn'rrl the coal industry. is Blue-jay. Stops the pain in- CONN HAT CO 10 .- i i I‘:m n’:-orwnt unprecedented prosper- stantly. Then the corn loosens . . - y in the anthracite industry will and comes out. Made in clear : ARCADE “TEN MONTHS TO PAY” play little part in shaping the tone of liquid and in thin plasters. The parade their wares before the the report, For present conditions action is the same. are on no permanent footing. By the druggist G % 1 ’ time the commission's report i is- At your frion! - ] sued, indeed, a meeting of miner dele- i L b onnectlcut l t ower o gates will have convened at Scranton, ‘ % e ; . Pa., to consider ‘“demands” to be ¥ i 5 m]n.:a when the present agresment : d B with the operators expires this Sep- | ¥ 4 i tember. The prosp(‘ctplu not for ev[:- | A, < / 92 W-EST I‘IAIN ST. i TEI‘- 230 . tire_harmony. | ; Meanwhile, however, the position ofi | the public is considerably improved | (R e 2 : y | j ;vm; o:xle ye',m; ago. For anthracite | ask for Horlick's { . ' roduction today is outstripping all | {'The ORIGINAL : F 0 T k R ™ U H Id Cl .f d Ad previous records, with a 100,000,000~ : - n— - . - -~ t t ‘fon year in sight if production is v M | or ulc e a s se era ass' le v s. maintained at the average for the first | g five months pf the year, | g5 To June 9, 45,192.000 tons had : TN { WA ' L 1T R been mined this year, with the weekly | : el , Incalids THE HERALD ;;tput hanging close to 2,000,000 tons. : R C P 4 e greatest output of any t -B- % g year was in 1917, “,hm"b‘m‘(‘l‘:;_"fi:]: [ The Original Food-Drink for All Ages. The A' B aper ‘ ‘ stress of war necessity a total of 99,- | QuickLunchet Home OfficeasFountains. Wlth the 5 2 R . Potw: 611,811 tons was produced. The com- | RichMilk, Malted GrainExtractin misston’s investigations have covereq | dersTabletforms. Nourishing-Nocooking. A.B-C Want AdS hthree major factors of the coal prob- | 86" Avoid Imitations and Substitutes I 5 : REDUC ING S ! 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