Salt Lake Telegram | 1902-07-01 | Page 4 | Will Either Arbitrate?

WILL EITHER ARBITRATE TE It is believed helie that both President Roosevelt elt and Senator Hanna are arc a bit shy a about out tackling the coal strike as arbitrators Were the President to act in inthe inthe satisfaction to both the he matter he lie could hardly give gi sides and the dissatisfied side would certainly not be his particular friend at the tile time of the next national election The same remarks would apply to toMi Mr Mi Hanna Hanun The Senator alwa always s 's has had the con con- J e of the capitalists and by bJ his eminently fair adjudication of rec recent nt strikes gained tHe lie respect if not the good will vilI also of the wage- wage earners ners But this this' trouble in the thc coal region is of such ugly character and such large proportions that no 10 man could adjust it without bringing ing enmities upon himself To fo keep keel out of the fi fight ht would seem to be the dictate of prudence if one counts on entering enter- enter lug ing ng the Pr Presidential race raceS Mr Roosevelt elt and Mr Ir Hanna lanna are c candidates the former fornier the avowed owed and the latter the implied Will Vill either jeopardize his popularity popular tJ by hy trying to arbitrate one of the most awkward strikes Pennsylvania has ever er had