Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25

Mnnm CfrhfRrff1rM
trnths tbon hold BE lie behind half
T,yb,,,,s la,nants III a.lies. The Salt Lake
~ tbe ta,,fY IN wo le proposed reduction
Mills bill. 1t sayA Aheol' as ou'iineu III INC
Enclaud bas run nd Nj
of the Himeayas, anduuilitary roads to the passes
region wliero Hheepllail has tapped with them
lisneu lhuustry hlnccI 'iasing has been an estab
came out OF the Lad r the days that Abraham
woods they weave int Of ur, The very hnc
try, which by means d neo rare shawis and tapes
oi yenra nave been hiuff caravans for hundreds
tho rich Of The earth. rirplied 10 the courts and
from the lnmediAte \ The coarse wools aside
almost velueless, ~ wants Of the people, are
reeklessness nnd fntq sne<fs are run with more
ihcflc, ana THESE WI eality II an the Canadian
New YORK at price N Jools car be laid down in
raising OF sheep In An nich Will stop at ouce the
The Tribune, if ieflca except for food.
all ahout wool lpcytt knows anything at
of the wool ouinut II ..ws that only portion
can be used IN the in the United States
Of fine enough quail alanahuiac'ure Oh goous
mands OF to-day Ivy " meet tne ue-
foreivn manufaetuk or to compete with
mestie wool ID hoth Need goods. Our do
short to be used inf too coarse and too
the best fabrics, and 'ne manufacture oil
mix with il for I'D q IL is necessary TO
lono and flna wool Ie richer textiles the
the Himalayas which is brought from
yored localities pr other equally ia
wooled aheen Thl fas regards long
aonest;c wool foEH limit of the use of
poses Is we'll defined ~ manufacturing pur-
use can come only 'ml, and its increased
tion Of lone-6hred "a through the importa-
The logical oonclusE Swools for admixture
result would be- nloNh B--the pracucai
imported of the kir ghat the more wool
our own hocks, the "a not ootainaole from
dlced at home wo,X rmore of the wool pro-
tariff an wool wor,,t lid be used lower
at once the raising sq not, therefore, "stop
except for food isof sheep in America,
the consumption dauut it would increase
and nut in motion sf the home product
mills now idle. anE,,1ihe machinery Of the
idle more or less II winch nave been
wears of hich proN Sulf the time sincs the
beginning With 1SsI nhnective tariff on wool
the abnormally bu ~ l, barring, OF course,
.----.-Ic ~ by period OF the war.
PRorECTfoNIsrs alA -
claim that import dllse wont TO set up the
of the pockets Of AK lslties do not come out
the foreign manual consumers, pnt that
pay it all. An intel rturers or producers
Angeles. FORMERLY vIligent citizen OF Los
vouches for these farmer In Michigan,
fhe Proteetion tbeI aaacts, which knock
Detroit A Weir plo E9Drv into atoms: In
$40; across the riveie,f used to cost him
in unprotected Can Iep in Windsor, town
same plow. made rbbEda, he could buy the
across the river. fo,I, \ Detroit and shipped
increase cost OF tina bct$ISo. Who paid the
urer or the consum ftin plow, the manufact-
was q threshing mFoSrf AT Ihree Rivers
farmer went TO the lnthchine factory. The
1878 for machine. bsractory yard and paid
he was visiting lfre Jew weeks later
tant part of ID friend in dis
found that he tt the State aud
same machine foE i could ouy the
although some one he ar the same price
for freight to get Zee lad paid large sum
factory. This wa, |arI it hauled from the
until e few DAYS lale astonishing enough
Windsor. and foun bsI ser he was again in
sold there for $3.50. the same machine
IL could be had id or $50 cheaper than
Who paid that s9tme the factory yard.
price OF the ID cost added to the
son OF protect lhe machine by rea.
maker, who sold hi ore tariff? Did the
a fair profit on that hy wares for their cost
per cent additional theost, and over ninety
the high protection Il profit by reason o.
-Itip,e enjoyed?
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