Show J f COALCOMDINE A etas of tree4 stay Ito rue oa lie hn uhlli and tladen Under II heading and materially ulantUIIng the facts let forth In an nr ill If In Till Tines of loot week the Silt Inte Tribune of the IIlh In In Og den 1 depart flat nt nt i Illor the past week < or ten days IIIs t roil iDiiidmrr of Oinlen lime ere i irlrii In the hand Ora coal iou bin that I has no mercy nn the poor Sometime ago 7 during the moderate weather me Inn uf coal dealers 1 ad prll1 l And I told coal I at ft cents per Ion 1r l a limit the usual price Hut this II linn It In I said line joined the other dealer now In n combine and li ad 1 I erti > lng In nil coal mid rollclllng pat ruimge Icnun l during tho fall It told 1 1 coal I little c mealier Ir I tn however It FVUIH that all the coal dealer and the lli ILI II I i Mllnm I Companies are now In tin combine I com-bine which hai advanced the price 01 I I call 1 wlhcindependent individual buyer When this OiabltiH IIIIII Into effect one dealer o hn list a yard mile ihrr mill nut of the city told coal at the I former price for a low stars Then It Infill In-fill I the combine told him tu keep out of the market or Isle supply oulJ he cut olf These matter are Initiated I on the Intel and are raid lobe true but certain cer-tain Ill It 1 cnrdlng to the itatcmenti of cernl Job wagon men that tin coal dealers have formed a combination against Ilium The cool 1 companies charge JIO iiuiiil fur coal at the sal and an additional charge of 23 cents for coal delivered each yard boring Ito own wagons The usual prho for hauling coal linn always I Men 10 rents per Ion avery a-very reasonable charge especially In tornir weather Now tinder tills new arrangement when a coal roniumer suede n Job wagon man llr u Ion of coal that jth wagon man only grit ii rents for hli maul unrest the consumer pays I an exIt 25 I lCul for his ton of coal IIi I-Ii li I understood that thin lombltio will lilt Imcstlgattil and If the facts urn found III represented tome tart ling proceeding may result 1L is I for ialnl > true that undur tho Interrlalo commerce law the railroad arc pro lillill d the doing of nun things which It Is charged tome of the rAlillftY corn pnnlii ore doing In Ogden It Is ant an-t Pial haidililp IIKIII Ihu poor of tho cominunlty III have that prim or coal tIlIlIr1 Just nt the time whiii coil li All absolute necessity to the leople A movomrnt Is I now on loot to cutab llsli M looptrutlm coal yard And urnltli reel In constiuieri Junt enough Pluto lo pay the uxp uiu > of otwrutliig the Ilar I tI IIII yard if the real can Wheat of the railroad rail-road companies as tin demand tuuds It thin plan cannot Irt siuxmlully up I vratud then It li Intituled to putouts festal service through the canyon to UOKlvlllt all acting In coopcrultoii A I lr I yard will bo established In Ogien j where the coal may bo had either from the wagons as they arrive or from a Hock on hand A fodlng I nation I lhll IM Istab I tailed on the roul to C041 v 1110 all every arrangeiiiint mado that will faclllate Iho work and mal successful oppoil 1 tloa to the coal combine If this plan carried I Into operation successfully and It li now In operation nlillr iil lo a limited extent U will rem tfl In fur alihlng to the people Ogden a good quality of coal at M prlco much cheaper tlian Is charged non lithe jioorpeo plo an lava 1 to 1W wr ton on their coal I It ilU do much toward reducing I the Suffering i In Ogdun during the coming com-ing winter |