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Show UTAH LABOR NEWS, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. APRIL 21, ,1939 Page 3 Help In the Development of Utahs Natural Resources Bring Prosperity To Utah People Read the Utah Labor New s NEWS AND COMMENT NORTHERN UTAHS FIRST OIL WELL WILL BE SPUDDED IN BOX ELDER COUNTY NEXT WEEK (Continued from page 1) regarding oil prospects in Cox Elder, Cache and Davis counties. Many people, .whom I call doubting Thomases, have called me crazy because I claim we have more oil deposits in Utah than there are in California, Mr. said. I am glad to note that other competent geologists have verified through the columns of the Utah Labor News the very thing that I have been contending for the past several years, he declared. I have followed the oil and gas game ever since I left University of Utah, continued Mr. Siddoway. I have worked at my profession in California, Colorado, New Mexico and Texas, and thus far my not judgment on oil domes has failed. I do not. believe it will fail in Utah, my native and home (Continued from page 2) cooperation through collective bargaining. d mt a sprinkling of operators except indirectly with a faint hope of destruction of the jowerful coal miners union. The miners have virtually to accept last years wage icale. The major demand seems io e for a closed shop with the alternative-elimination of the penalty clause, which imposes a fine of :'rom $1 to $2 per day on every miner who strikes in violation of a contract and fines operators for ocking out miners in violation of a contract. The miners want either an agreement to hire members of the United Mine Workers exclusively, or else removal of the penalty clause. To realize the full importance of this phase of the controversy it is die-har- of-;er- cd necessary to take Into consideration a small Bill Greens scab union, the Progressive Miners, who were given a certificate of affiliation by the A. F. L. last year. The Progressives have been grazing in the United Mine Workers territory in Illinois and in one or two unimportant spots in the Appalachian field. Bill Green's union has made de- ( Continued on Fage 5) depth. MAYOR KELLY THANKS According to geological reports LEAGUE n the Pennsylvania formation sands with oil and gas possibilities Harry W. Deck, director of Lacan be looked for at about 1250, bors League of Cook 550, 1850, 2150, 2450, 2750, and a letter received County, Chicago, 3050 feet. from Mayor Edward J. Kelly, who A. F. Mercier, geologist, reports was reelected ? by an overwhelming hat between 3200 and 3300 feet vote CROSS HOLY the League thanking recently, a sand of about 40 feet will be en- for its effective efforts on his beHOSPITAL countered, this, I believe to be our half. I would )ig production sand. 1045 East 1st South Wrote Mayor Kelley, in part: recommend drilling to a depth of I am especially grateful to you Salt Lake City, Utah at least 3500 feet. and your associates in Labor's Conducted by League of Cook RICH MALTHA givthe generous help The Sisters of the Holy County for DEPOSITS en me in the recent campaign. You Cross assured that I shall alRich maltha or liquid asphalt may rest ACCREDITED do my best to merit your conSlirubs-- T rccs-Ros- es deposits are known to exist on the ways . . . confidence. American College of north shore of Great Salt Lake. tinued Acclimated Dependable has reason The League Chicago shallow several At Rozel point Surgeons over its efforts in the For 34 Years the Reliable wells are producing six barrels to be elated seeAmerican Medical Source of Supply city campaign. In addition to each per day. candiAssociation Get Free Garden Book markets for the prod- ing its endorsed mayoralty Principal found that the League state. American Hospital the hard rubber and date elected, PORTER-WALTO- N Mr. Siddoway resides at 12 uct includerubber 22 of its 25 endorsed candidates makers Association industry, synthetic in Salt received a majority South Fourth East street aldermen for elecfan belts, rubber cold hose, CO. Convenient Location Lake City. At the present time he of electric refriger- of the votes in their respective trical insulation, in oil in properties is interested Modern Equipment Seed and Nursery Specialists adhesive cements, paint, and Texas and Colorado. He is much ators, other uses. Lake City and Salt Efficient Service STORE LARGEST interested in the development of re- many WORLDS Utah Centerville, a also percarries high Maltha sources in his native state and exwhich is valu- SIGNS C. I. O. PACT of Ichthyol, centage time his of most pects to devote in the manufacture of mediA closed shop contract calling in development work in Utah, be- able cine. Four ounces of this drug are this for wage increases totalling $175,-00- 0 spring. ginning ound in every ton produced. Welcome, Labor. Remember the Name I expect to see Utah the greatshorter hours, annually, the be to said is coming Maltha overtime pay, paid vacaest oil producing state of the narubmaterial for synthetic TRIPP DRUG COMPANY Sidplastic Mr. off with pay, tion within a few years, manufac-;urinholidays tions, legal in airplane ier products Prescription Specialists other improved working condidoway concluded. It is reported that an en- and New week in was signed last SPRINGVILLE, UTAH YOUR FRIENDS tire plane can be manufactured tions PHONE 2 R. H. Macy combetween York oil drilling"for rom this product. . store in IN BOX ELDER market price of the pany, largest department The present No. 1 Union and Local COUNTY the world, be $20 per i iquid asphalt is said to of the Department Store Employes Richards St. I 4 Offices jarrel of 500 pounds. C. J. of White Committee Mgr. the Fetzer, on Kasper Drilling operations Without a doubt liquid asphalt Organizing Was. 3210 counMrs. Marie F. Mueller, Sec. Valley anticline in Box Elder com- is one of the many Utahs natural I. O. during the that can be developed APPALACHIAN COAL ty will be started All the resources is reported. it here employing industries ing week, into & FIXTURE CO. SHUTDOWN BLAMED ON SALT LAKE CABINET of workers. necessary equipment is on the thousands . of MINE OPERATORS ground about 15 miles north a Specialty men of crew a Bank, Office, Chiirch and Store Fixtures Tremonton, where Work FACTS Cabinet Fine While more than 300,000 bitumiwere erecting a derrick this week A FEW the miners nous coal preparaall throughout necessary and making ABOUT COAL Hyland 1311 Appalachian area remained idle, Factory 1428-4- 0 So. West Temple tion for the spudding of the wel leaders of the United Mine Worknext week for the Northern Oil Commission asPower Federal The has by which acquired ers, headed by President John L. company, of reports that electric utility power Lewis, renewed their efforts to acres 11,000 about signment New 1939 stocks of bituminous bring to a satisfactory conclusion A Welcome, Labor See, and Ride In, the land in the White Valley structure. plants had sufficient hand March first with coal mine operex. The directors of this companj coal on 77 rate of negotiations current at and to been in progress last have days, which C. ators J. STUDEBAKER CHAMPION Chapman are S. Dysart, M. E. month. consumption. the for Seymour B. Frear. past Dr. A. Before Riding In Any of the Lowest Priced Cars There appears to be a great dea , is secretary. faThe January to the pending conferences According to reports of geolocoal more bituminous for rate exhaustive surveys, letween th j oeprators and the U. tality GRANT E. HAYES CO. gists following on. reclowest 1.66 the was supmines favorable the A. than M..W. of adjustment other together with Complete Automotive Service Studebaker Distributor indicating ord at the Bureau of Mines. aIt was of wages and working conditions. porting data, seemingly pro59 fatalities and Was. 4308 - Was. 3240 Union 100 the company has an excellen based onof 35,530,000 tons. 'Die Indeed, it is hardly a wage contro 468 So. Main evi new oi duction available a at all, if the chance of developing rate was 2.63; versy dence may be, credited. The rea field with the completion of pro- 1938 10 the year average 2.85. point at issue does not involve any posed drilling operations. company the that is It reported of to A little less than two-thiris prepared to drill a test w;ll comelectric energy generated a depth of 4500 feet unless lesser all the use in the United btates a at foundfor public is mercial oil of Utah Extends Its Most Committee is by fuel, principally bituminousa State Democratic The and coal, as matters now stand d is by more than little Sincere Wishes for a Constructive Convention of the Call on Us For Trucks water power. Sid-dow- NON-PARTISA- N Non-Partis- an ay ... Non-partis- an SEEDS time-and-a-h- alf g. 32-3- i per-million-t- on on per-million-t- ds - one-thir- Baker Truck Rental, Inc. All Sizes. Good Equipment. Gas Low Rates. Insurance and Oil Furnished. Hour, Week, or Year ' 360 S. W. Temple. Was. 6160 Full Information He If youll give me your telesome phone number, Ill call you up time. She Its in the book. And whats your He Fine! name? She Thats Delegates Representing the C. I. O. Workers 00 in the book, too! Churches dont give half enough for time to youth. They are runBurold. the and the middle-age- d ris A. Jenkins. ' Tintic Standard Mining Co. LOCATION OF MINES Dividend, Eureka, Tintic Mining District, Utah County PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS Walker Bank Bldg. Salt Lake City, Utah of the No doubt this year will mark another outstanding advancement U. humanitiarian program under the leadership of our President Franklm and Roosevelt. This should be a season of much activity, closer cooperation Governa fine spirit of loyalty to the principles, ideals, and program of our ment and those who are steering our Ship of State. Under the Democratic leadership, the State of Utah has progressed have with the nation. Labor, Agriculture, Business, and all other interests benefited as a result of Democratic administration. citizen to It takes the cooperation of each and every democracy-lovin- g make possible the advancement and stability of good government. State continue faithfully in support of the program of our National and Administrations. , Sincerely Yours, DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE By CALVIN W. RAWLINGS, Chairman. MRS. SCOTT P. STEWART, Associate Chairwoman. LYLE B. NICHOLES, Secretary. HEBER J. MEEKS, Executive Secretary. |