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Show WILL STUDY 1SIEJ1I1S War Minerals Relief Commission Com-mission to Leave on Tour June 7. Special to The Tribune WASHINGTON', May 0. Claims ot mine owiiora who op-r;Ue'l at a loss during the war for the benefit of the government aro to bo adjusted soon, riccoriHriy to announcement an-nouncement mad '3 todny by. the war minerals min-erals relief commission. Dining the l:mt rongread $,:"0u,000 w;in appropriated to riimhurso mine operators who produced tjrry at a Ioh during hostilities. Tho'w.'ir minerals tviiei comrr.i'jHlon, the pfi-fonnel o whj'-b inrluds former H"na-tor H"na-tor .Shnrroih of (.'oloni.'lo, former OoriKTO:j;i-iiKlii OoriKTO:j;i-iiKlii Keller of Illinois, Philip N. Moorw, nsinlnpr m-tflnf:f-r, a corn pie to staff of KVilogints, mining f-riRino'-rs and eere-tarie, eere-tarie, will h-avo Wa.suinpton for Tattle Uock, Ark., June: 7, to Leiin hf-arintrs in t connection with clainiH made for relief. The itinerary will rover, in the order named, the following cities: Tucson, .Ariz.; ly.'H Ang( Its and San Francisco, C;i.l. ; IVlcriford, Portland and Kaker City. Ore.; .Spokane, W:!H'n.; Jiutte. Mont.; Salt Lake and r icnvfr, The commission will btop several dayn In each city. At present the claims n-e 20 In number, and a total relief of more than $6luU0,uix is t'tked. |