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Show 13th and 14th Friday and Saturday, July era, charging that he had failed to n ineri and that he pet out organise storage eoal in the very seer future. was responsible for loss of strikes in This should put more minere at work. Kansas, Nova Heotia, the Pennsylvania coke fields and in Colorado. "We Sock Bar the Way. must organise a new miners' union, POTTSVILLE, Pa., July 10. The one with an honest progressive leadfate of three minere entombed in the ership and a fighting policy," the eall Lytle Coal eomjwny eollierv at Lytle concluded. near here wan waled behind a huge Action Is Postponed. rook tonight as rescue work went on to INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., July 1L apace reach the men dea4 or alive. Only the eoat of the men were found The policy eommitte of the United today when rescue workers had labor- Mine Workers of America adjourned iously removed, a hundred and fifty this afternoon until tomorrow withtone of roek and eoal whieh barred out taking any action on the strike the entrance to Breast No. 61, where situation in the bituminous fields. at was thought they were imprisoned President John L. Lewis said tbs meet"by a fall of debris from an explosion ing likely would be sn all day affajr. yesterday morning. Directors of the For nearly six hour today the comsearch tonight believed they would be mittee, eharged with control of this found in Breast No. 62. This work strike policies of the miners? union, ing, however was blocked y a rock reviewed the developments of recent which must be blasted to permit en- month in the soft eoal suspension. trance. Preparations were made to- The Jacksonville, Fla wage seals, expiration of whieh on April 1, 1927, night to move this. resulted in a general suspension all l. over the country, provided for a wage Is Abandoned. Sop : POTTO VHU5, Pa., July 9. Little of $1.06 per ton for men on a tonBe pa waa held out tonight for, the nage basis and $7.50 for day wag rescue alive of three minere entomb- men. Operators have contended they mines cannot compete with non-unied by gaa explosion in the Lytle Coal on scale. euch a . morn-Rceehere this company eolhery near squads labored in shifts the sixth level to penetrate the fifth and in whieh the three men have trapped. Oaa and black damp 9 additional perils faced. Seven Theres way of insuring your 9 men were caught in the explosion. buying against wasted money nnd A Vom were brought out safely and ununsatisfactory morrhsndiso. And It costs you nut s penny. It ia alwaya injured. The men still in the mine are paid up to date and in full force. Charles Beva, John O'Palick and MatThat insurance -- is the advertising 4 Besoek. thew Supt. W. W. Williams here in your newspaper. The prod- announced tonight he had virtually no ucts announced are standardised, carefully priced be- hope that the men would be reached Perfected and are offered. alive. However, he said, rescue work-er- a Whether you are buying soap, 'would continue theik operations clothing, shoes, toothpaste, food or electrical household appliances the 9 Until the timbering had been rcmuvi result is the same. You get reliable, wd. Williams estimated this would rconnuiii-a- l merchandise whenever 4 mot be accomplished until tomorrow. you buy by the advertisements. Make. up your insured shopping list in the comfort und quiet of your own home. 4 the Union." Compare the merits of the products advertised. Btudy the way in which 4 PITTSBURG, Ia., July 8. Pat each is adopted to your needs. Youll 4 Toohey, leader of the "save the union find advertising truthful, informing movemqpt" and secretary of the comand interesting. That's the only sort 4 mittee on arrangements for a national that pays, yon know. 9 convention miners here September Every dollar you spend on adver- - 4 niercHundise tised is insured against 9th to 16th, announced today that a waste. 4 hundred thousand copies fit the rail for the convention had been sent out OOMSMMM to local unions. The call, he said, requested the locals to name delegates ' When the wind is right in Boston, to the convention. The purpose of this Mass., the odor of coffee, roasting by 2s to form e new national miners the importers, ia strong. onion. It eritirised John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Work- - Dont borrow The Bun. 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They and toe growers have alwith ways been ready to each other and this haa helped the industry materially.' He .conferred with F. R. Manthall, secretary of the National Wool grower association. He left for the Pacific Coast later on. . Plans for an improved method of wool marketing, whieh it ia hoped will be adopted throughout the eountry, will be diaeuseed at the meeting of the Utah Woolgrowera association tomorrow at Richfield by Frank J. Hagenbarth, president of the National Woolgrowera' association. Dr. R. N. Mead waa selected as the manager of the Salt Lake Horse show to be held at the state fair grounds and dates for the exhibition were altered to August 29th and 30th at a meeting of the committee held last GENERAL MOTORS to mid-snmm- er ' Refrigerator - v m w :. THE master minds of thcGenenl Electric bboop itnri (working over a period of fifteen yews) hare freed the problems of electric refrigeration and solved them ooe by ooe. .. 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