The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26

Wellington. july -o--+'itN1l WINS "
ss75stor AIdrich and Representa-
~. PAYNE Just before the close OF an
I've Nv -szsior of the tariff conferees to
A'-- 80. rsuor-ad 10 have followed an
nlsl. In Mr. AIdrich TO compel a, vote
aI.7-i notion 90 make hides duuaOle at
Of - .a1t. half of the existing rate
Il q ts-syf0n was adjourned untH Z'SJ P N m
lh7 ,v- with the hide and leather tariff
sl SUI - NE variety of reports concerning
i--i5snt. none Of which can be con
l- 49, r-rouafifiedly, it appears tnat the
49, lasisr was anEered because OF Mr..
S--rs's frequent statements that the
49, and the president were IN sym
s..rv with the action OF the mousse IN put
= bi5ss ON the free list, and that ne
g ~ ,I- n1rnose to be governed by what
W. --1i5rirv of the COnferees thought A
ss---5r motion fixing ~ per cent as the
~. +, h. fixed on hides was made yes
80 ar that time Mr.. Payne is re
90 to have said he could not consent
vote He declared the sentiment of
~ country favored free hides and re-
Erred TO the presidents expressions.
Payne Obdurate.
n.--;rv a forenoon session today the
.,-fsrass discussed the parliamentary sit
rs-'01 but tonight the motion was re-
M PAYNE. it IS said, reiterated his po-
siii7r with increased emphasis. Mr.. Aid
I'M IS reported to have upbraided Mr..
psyre for his 'Obstinacy' and to have
n that he was tired of diCtatOTial
~atboIsT % defeat the viii of a major
rv Of the c0nferees. Mr.. Payne was un-
when it was seen that nothing could
basrs0mplished. .Payne's signature be
M necessary for the making of a report,
ha conference adjourned.
T1s story of the intense feeling leaked
5r through condolences given by confer
It's 70 other congressman.
Western Men Confer.
The house conferees continued in ses-
sion t1ight. discussing the situation. An
o-hsf unfereuce attended by Senator's
Warren and Clark of Wyoming, Suther-
lard B1-ah and Dick, was held Earlier
1 the day. Senators SmOOt and Carter
BAD met with their western associates
These senator's decided thar they would
tEE upon The shoe men fulfilling their
are7mant to permit leather goods to go
On the free list in return for Ike treat
usr. Of hides
During the hearings before the house
committee. boot and shoe men declared
they were willing 10 have their manufac-
lures put on the free list If hides were
mad. free When the bill reached the
senate hides we're taken from the free
Est where they had been placed by the
house and made G1tiable at Is per cnt
Cd val0rem as under the Dingley law.
Tbs vas accomplished after a hard fight
and the senator's from states interested IN
protecting hides declared that they would
b willing TO have hides made free If
boots and shoes and other leather pro-
lleis we're also made free
Want Them to Make Good.
we want the boot and shoe men to
make good said Senator Warren at the
conclusion of the conference in which he
participated. They made their bluff;
llR l5t them live up to their agreement"
uh-T senator's expressed the opinion
ga- President Taft would have no more
llLc-.ty in greatly reducing rates on
gamer than in putting hides on the free
Nl i ne contends for the former with as
much force as for the latter.
NeAe or the other controversies IS
..y-sll 20 involve insupeTable difficult
1e When hides and leather are got
l o4t of the way the feeling is that
.-7 9,l7r subjects could be disposed of in
= holr. It is settled that coal viii be
-. -5 llt.alle at IS cents a ton, print
.-t7. ar $50 ton, iron ore at 15 cents
Jon, oil free. lumber at S1.25 or S1.5e
lalladnc feet with the senate differ
s3-dS. and gloves and hosiery at rates
.y rates.
Philippine Schedule Amended.
ne Philippine schedule was amended
40. WIN d view TO making certain the
E5,tluqn Of the use of the Philippine
--S 20 obtain free admission to the
.t-.c N.sleS OF goods manufactured in
=. SANDS from imported materials AS
ts . L passed the house 1t provided for
So -'77 ADMISSION of all articles except
~ guy tobacco which were wholly
IN. s 3.l1N4 ana product of the Philip
s -- amending the Philippine section. the
ss included articles manufactured in
vs-s -- 5-. pines from materials which
,s n, "-455-y l-a growth of the islands or
A7 United States. The section was
t- 80" Ll conference and inadvertent-
l,5, Has changed so that it would in
-s--se-- ARTICLES the growth, product OF
-sr5-5 cure az the Philippines. without
--77--S "---2 the raw materials were
discovered by Brsndegee.
ls O.. proposed change was brought to
be lrs- ---.a OF Senator Brandegee ard
frs--- - ..aa M presenting TO the con-
liar Sc L view ON the subject He said
&C. sHe proposed modification were
c1ur,-- .-,l law IL would let into this
Of RI ny or duty the raw material
t-raF t"vi-lr provided 1T We're manufac-
me tuilpplnes. The effect Of
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