The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1912, Page 6

ri MINERS ARE READY TO WALK OUTIN GEATEST TRE Formal Reiection of Coal Sorat ef eotierion tnestven Workers’ Demands to Be ops 80 cru bate cuapcapen, ese ta Presented Tuesday. Cont of munguteraing: coal ponies, sieiaeenlioa, Loss to operators in price of coal COMPROMISE HOPED. Operators Absolutely Refuse 20 Per Cent. Increase, but May Grant Five. ‘The anthracite coal operators having @penly announced their refusal to accede to the demands of the miners, the skirmish fighting 1e on what may turn aut to be the biggest industrial battle th the ouuntry's history. Fully eware wt the serious outlook, the committee ap- poiated by the operators at thelr meet- ihe yesterday to formulate the reply to the miners’ representatives conferred to- following day, perhaps, it will be sub- mitted to the delegates from the work- ore. ‘Whether or not further conferences will follow is a matter of ry pregent there 1s no Goubt as to the attl- operators say ‘per cont. increase of pay and other de- reands. It le eaid for the miners that they are anywhere else. But as stands it looks as If ther least « suapension at the mines for a month or more, With the probability of 4 strike always in view. A strike in the anthracite regions means the calling out of 180,000 miners. The operators are asserting that only about £0,000 of these are members of the United Mine Work inion, but it is history that, in the event of a strike, all the non-union mi under the union fold, he embership is ascribed to the long period of peace, during which time the miners—the for- eigners particularly—are not eager to pay their dues. BITUMINOUS MINERS ALSO ABK | |. INCREASED PAY. A feature of the coal situation is the discontent among the bituminous miners. Recently they asked for # 10 per cent. increase in wages and were met with a cut of 10 per cent, Their agreement with their operators also terminates on April 1. This Is the first time that the agreements he hard and soft coal simultaneously, The thracite deolare that the soft coal miners will join therm in their move- ment. Jf they do it will mean that to men in the anthracite feld ($00,000 more will be added, Already in this olty the strike ‘0a: WHAT A COAL STRIKE MEANS AND COSTS A strike in the anthracite coal regions will call out 180,000 men. If the bituminous miners join in the movement 600,000 more men will go out. An idea of what such a strike would mean may be had from the atatiatics of the great anthracite coal etrike of 1902, as follows: | i i | i i 1 discharged — hi have the opportunity of havi heard by the Comptroller, tw Prendergast Dennehey, who in seventy years old, ‘Was charged with a shortage of $200, He Geclared that he had given the money to an auotioneer in connection with the auction of property sold to pay taxes, The auctioneer denied that he had re- ceived the money. Dennehey was no- tified at the time to appear before Comp- troller Prendergast for trial. He sent word he was too fll to appear and was peremptorily discharged. Since then he |ea has been eecking to reopen the case be- mptroiier and have himeeit 8 a_clerk. and sprains, m, Ing hii SLOANS LINIMENT Gives quick relief from pain. remedy for rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica, lumbago jumer, ped from 60 t telling where the soaring will stop, With the approach of warm weather the incréase may be felt but little by the house der, but the big manufacturing plants as to the supply of lications com *Prithout it.” vpesd Protracted cold weather, the actual 4 wes made on the coal in storage. y from the mines could jemand and it DENNEHY WINS POINT. — Vermer Finance Clerk Mest Get Heartag by Comptrelie: A jury before Justice Jaycox in the Brooklyn Supreme Court to-day decided HUBBY DOES WASHING, COOKS HER BREAKFAST, Broker Barton Is Shares His Home. 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