Show MANY UTAH MINING MIN I MG MEN OFF TO T DENVER FR FOR CONGRESS Twenty-third Twenty Annual Convention Convention Convention Con Con- Will Wil Open There Tere Tomorrow A large delegation of Utah mine operators operators operators op- op left heft last evening for Denver to to attend the the tW twenty third annual convention convention con con- enton attend of the American Mining congress con con- gress ess ss which will wIl open there tomorrow Gr for a five day day session Industry must re-create re normal con con- cn for Itself Isel industrial peace and p per r cent production can never be reestablished until reason dominates all al dealings between purchaser employer employer em em- and labor the right of labor to tos s strike ceases when the rights and safety of th are interfered with These three principles are basic In Inthe inthe Inthe the arrangement of the program by a committee of fifteen mining operators representing coal petroleum gold general general general gen gen- eral metals tax experts and nd presidents of mining schools It will wil be the most important gathering of mining menever men menCer menever ever er held in the West Vest The very serious serious serious seri seri- ous conditions confronting the mining industry both coal and metal meta and the special efforts made by the officials Insure a large attendance Simultaneously Simultaneously with wih the general convention there will wil be several subsidiary conferences national gold producers' producers national standardization conference conference on taxation national and I state conference on war minerals conference conference conference con con- ference of coal operators 3 of oil oU users national conference conference conference confer confer- ence of ot schools of mines and metal metal- The labor situation will wi also be lully discussed s d About bo sixty speakers of more or less national eminence are scheduled for forthe forthe forthe the week each a recognized authority on his particular subject The gold producers' producers conference will wil wilbe bo ba be addressed by Congressman Louis Luis T. T McFadden father of the gold bill bi now awaiting congressional action acton Governor Governor Governor Gover Gover- nor Emmett Emmet D. D Boyle of Nevada lion lon Fletcher Kletcher e t state t mineralogist n a ff I gist I. I nf l a r W. W TC fl l mana mana- mana gc ger i of t i the leT Tom rI Reed eec gold mines s Oatman Oatman Oat- Oat man Ariz triz riz Dr Milner MIner Roberts dean of th the college of mines University of Washington Dr Henry N N. Parks dIrector di director director dI- dI rector of V the te e Oregon bureau of commerce commerce com corn merce and geology George E. E Collins M. M 1 i E E. Denver B. B C. C Yates superintendent superintend superintend- ent of the mines Deadwood S. S D. D Dr Harold N. N Lawrie chief chie of the division of rare and precious metals metals met met- als of nf Jt the American congress The national standardization conference confer- confer once ence is in charge of Colonel Warren R. R Roberts of Chicago chairman of the theOal i I oal al division and Charles A. A of Bisbee Ariz chairman of the metal di dl- dl 1 vision isIon A number of experts on stand will wi take part In the pro- pro The conference on taxation is i in harge arge of Robert Hobert G. G Vison Wilson director of he lie tax division o 0 he American Amerian Min Min- ng congress and a committee of whicH aul Armitage of New York chairman f t the tax committee of the American Mining congress is IR chairman charman Among 1 he speakers are arp Dr R. R C. C Allen Alen vice vicer r resident of the Lake Superior Iron Ore Cleveland Dr George E. E E author of Holmes on Taxa- Taxa lo lon ion lion Robert Tobert N. N Miller Mier formerly general counsel of the Industrial reve- reve I lue tue bureau bureau- William WIlam R. R 1 man man man- iger re of of th the Th United Verde tel Verde Mining g gr corn com r any A. A P. P Ramstedt of the Hercules rany tines lines Idaho and Cass Fisher Elsher petrol- petrol Um tax expert Denver The discus discus- lon Ion will wl be in the form of round tale tap ta- ta le p talks The conference on war minerals ral will wil teal leal with the failure of the war min min- rals rats relief commission to recognize liege legitimate claims and the ques- ques ues- ues Ion lon of of tariff to make the pro- pro of war ws w minerals in this counTY coun- coun rv TY The be conf conference renee of oil 01 flotation users vill 1111 be sed by others H. H Mont New New York and eorge L. L I Nye Denver attorneys for h h. h Mining congress and T P. P Cook ook director of nt the Miner- Miner Is North American corpora corpora- lo in 0 Nw New York The l labor on will wil be handled y well wel known authorities author on the Ute sublet sub sub- b- b let such uch J Governor J. J Allen Hen f Karass s' s Dr D. D Charles A. A A Raton Katon editor f r Leslie's Magazine T James mes Lord resident of the thE mining department of he American Federation of nt Labor D. D r C tSat s Sentor Sen Sen- tor Charles CharlE S. S Thomai- Thomai William Viley Sharpless W W. V Va Vp Carl WIlm Scholz of t te p Coal of West WeRt Virginia a Dr Barker E. E arker Philadelphia la and ail Geor George e Wolfe Wole f the thA Winding Gulf Gul Operators' Operators asso asso- lation NEW XE YORK DAIRY D. NEW YORK Nov Nov 13 flutter Firm Fir l.-Dutter-Fir Butter Firm un un- Eggs Eggs teadY Steady Eggs Steady unchanged Cheese FIrm Chese-FIrm Firm unchanged Live poultry poultry Not Not quoted Dressed poul poul- y Steady y-Steady Steady fowls fowl fresh turkeys |