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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1923)
PJCE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Monday, February 5, 1923. r"i;ll ' 7 J 'l:'X E. 3- Hi X . - . :f b - fe ll ; : . H 1 . vIMHNINI . , IIS ikiiin, in oxpliwlon ocruir, r tuning the ' .uiitin:' UiioukIi iix r lonn.iKr ...it1. iom uf innny liven ami lniiiKinff ile-jhis iliriiu-llii;itlon lu lulu down a lock aliuctiun lu lu-opi-i-ty. ur pit! up a prop wln-n m-cdr-il. I;io lluwfvt'f, lht gmvo Umh of llvoa tlx muxr of inuny m-fJiiws in tho mines is not entirely attrib- jih-ttthH an-l injuries In coal mines." ulable t explosions, it wu (tar lured. ! u-hh than io pr te nt or tho fataii. j Wenalchee Railroad ly ro per cent result from rock uii'l ! To Begin Work Soon coal la II . Tht rarleKnneiw of tlio Ink! ings I There are just erough new cosLuirts here to satisfy the curiosity that weeks of anticipation have whetted. So come and see them while you may, for pretty clothes, like good news, go fast. Vt . . i jsw:.t. Hi MP 1 "MM -Jet miners tjiemm'l vl-h and their (lisin- eliauliou to kIvp tlinn to take pro can I ion h iiKuiiiHl tlio fallH uro given ai rtusonn for that fact. Such uccldcntri usually t'laini their victiiuu one or two at a, time and they arts attended Uy none of the Hpectaculur featured that cliafjicti-rize :i large exploon. Hut U in found ul the end of the year that if full of rock and jcoal eo'ild have been e8tinuitel, nearly Imi of the lives lost in mine uccidents could have been saved. The Ions during the loven months of resulted In 7X7 deaths, or at a rule of l,u;iu per .nill'on tons, us cor. I'aied with n rato of 2,012 for lSl'l. An t-xuiulnatlon of mining records over a long period disclom-H little if any Improvement In the recoid of this cUibh of mimi accidents. '"For this lack of linprovcmenr the report stated. 'lt Is perhaps air to place the larger part of the respon sibility upon the miners themselves. They are continually at the working p'l pi; where most of -.he falM outur, ana uro nest nrue to onservo trm con- !ditUis under whicli they work and to tell when rocks should he r.ikvn down or props put up. A miner's nat ural desire, however, to increase his J I I X FATALITltS P950 One Thousand Nine lTu: dved and Fifty People . l.obt Tl.t-h' Lives Dmu g - .Vast Year. ( Hj AHKiicfnlcil I'rPHH) tiiii! ;.,.WASHiNCTO,V. Feb.. , 5. HeporlK 'l-()(!lvtMi liy llui l'llU'l HtatcH hllruull KJf. of ;fll)C.-mu. ,Hlulu, ivJl)0...lJl:tei-lwa "toll (jr ItunuiTi liys sai;J,1i .lii. JLJiv. 7"f r. S6iiV' ViwViwf '"iiiVVrii? hits. TIiIb tt a fonlatlvn f fRiiro btiKed on urtiril T?3lf !eti6iikii-HiifriH ': ih'Vinv-nfonni' nti'T au UMtlnuito for I eeemher lutsed upon reduction of 211 fat all t leu from the totul for 1iH'i..JtV will, uoty A'proHOilr u'llbn In tlio quatitil,v pt'i c.wil pro duced, thn accliluuL ira,t ,wMf $ uif'- i tnully lilghnttrtAUaiv ft r.--.ill) pifcvlutm, year, I ler Report, suld.; M(,j j., i i In Huiuntarizutinu of the Joiii-H'rM orrt, bureau stalled icjans Juliet ,(UiJ Jliat from.ihfiHtnf Ami Hi 1SC last of '.Vu&tt iC laWkTKei ortiie ludustry was closed down on account riracij: 4U,iuimii'j strikp; tn production in- i resa-ai iim'M jmi HI acjie wan, luiu "ittetely stopped; and (ho nut put of soft coal was cut in ii:ilf. 'I his slop pugo naturally elf initiated I lie a eel dents that would tune occurred had lh nit lies been in operation. The nl result, therefore, was thai. Ill' fiver-month period of1 the MiIko show ed mi jibmn nuiHy low number of fil ial accidents, ami this reduction will, or course, be i-erieeted lu the total numbur oT t n billi inn for I ho year. The reduction In lon oF life, de spllt tlio tovike Hhut-dinvn, wn md mh largo as It intniit Tiav baeiv bow cause of .the. l;ir;;p nuiiibcr;! hf". U.voh lont din-lni; lhoVt'ar; by. nifne on pin. Mlons. fl'v oiiMamllag,. iVature of the ml(i' .year ;1h wliiit' tiin bureau offieliilN call "major" iJU.'is(r ,ufe. denlM In which at bytit , five lives were IohI, Tliern were' thirteen' ol" theso during the year, eleven bff which were explosions which together 'Cost: tho llvi'H of 2il men. Inning'. fil Otero were only I'ivo major, accident !, Willi a Iomh of 34 lives. Only1 Miro ot thotui were mine explosions and they resulted lu only l deaths. The largest killed U 'men; tho largest during the past year exacted 87 lives, while another took 77. On the basis ot number or fatali ties per mlllimi Ions of coal mined, the detitli rate from gas and dust exploshois. In 1!'-'J was only .233, while tj- the first eleven montliH ol 1 ;i2 It was .73 1, more than three limes th rate for the, previous yeir. Tho records or the past hIx or sev en years bail furnished grouiuls for (be hope (hat the coal mining lu dijHti;..wus .iio...long;!v .to experience life: ; turrlhlit ; CKPlpubnm i vfn fti i "U'l Aw!,, wljlvn..!T.MW'A jmrt olMher Industry'n veord in earl ier yours, the Htriti.silelaiw declared. For itHinv-' veM'rt-:tb'liu'icnil- jrif mines i 1 7-T-fTrTi t r I Extr a Fine 'L ''Thrcrt-ncco ImprovtMl tract Junt out- ilo tliii City Limits, one tilotk from tho jiavort hlirhway. Will j(joiiaM-.r J "" fQr YioiirfoSln town. : A I. A . a A' flvo-norA trnot, Iruprovort nml po- Inff ' fit a bnrurnln prlpo. nnd ftood ti'rnis. onc-linlf mllo from Clly 1,1m- Hh nml pnvnd MKliwny. A flvo-acr tract In May Park, This In onn of tho hcHt Improved nnd pay. In proiHMlti'a 111 tho valley. Kxtro KDod. Asiyourdruifistfar C. Dr.KINGS NEW DISCOVERY thefivnifv cough niup v A len-aoro tract in Way Pnrlt, with cxlra Kood linprovpniiMits. JiHkuUmI. h'it of land antl. fruit. KiKht,-rrom mocli'rn lioimo. ' ' l'lircttflno nuKlorn Jidtnoa. Wi-ll :o iiti d.; K'nulli'nlly fiirnlnliiil want to t'll ootiipleto. If yon wfttit Bonii'thlnR extra Rood lot tig show 'you Ihese ftno honios. ', .V V., Pyra'mid Land.j Co. aiul. (ptjier agencies hiive been Iiivcm t lua ting, tho caiiH(!H of t hese explo Hloim ' and have been endeavoring to ijiiljl ..wuys, not only, to slop (hem 'iHogetlier, but also when they oc cur' to- stop tlituii from traveling thVougli. the entlro mine, (Ic.stroyui werylliing in their path. I 'roper ventilation to prevent dan gerous accumulation of gas; wetting the mine to alluy dust; (he uso of rock dust to obstruct tho progress of explosions; and other safety meas ures have been investigated and de vised. 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