The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-09

Washington. April 81 Because H
the numerous committee amendments
to The Pfyne tariff bill. The H0use oi
fepreaens itlvea was compelled 70 nli
until late IN The evening 10 oe,lar 10
insure yciiou ou the various parn
lRraphs coming within the scope o.
lthe special rule adopted last M0h
day, before the iinal poie Is taken thls
afternoon.
Al one time me Republicans weTe
eiughs rnpplnG and al Amendment
.hy Champ Clark Of Missouri Was
adopted Fixing the rate 81 duty on
iron ore. sleel sire Of the humber iC
suage. a. lhreeqnarters 0f a cent pc
pound, Art this was thrown out la,el
Fearing lhel he might not moel
with such success aglln, Chairman
Payne nook his Republican colleagues
o tnsh for ehsentlna themselves from
the cnamber and appealed 10 them 40
remain IN their seats. This was done
with the result that en- the commit
tee amendments were sus,alntd
shows of Bad Temper.
White occasionally there we're ont
grenka ~ bad tempe or the whole
jhe session assumed a normal 90.
pecf and husnans proceeded with q
reasonable degree Of facility
Following q spirited debate. com
mNtoe amendment was adopted pIac
Ing q duty q eight cents i cnblc loot
oi the capacity of barrels or pack
ages On Dlneipples The rate on
crude cocoa or Cocoon leaves was se
auceG Apm four 70 thses cents
pound.
N ortay 10 meet tae dsclsi0nu Va
'egaro 20 the counting Of cotton
cloths, Darneraph siS of the bin wae
STRICKEN ont and TIE provision cf tho
Dinglef law on the same auhlec, was
restored ia lts stead.
Jacquard figured goods tur nphois,
airing, covers. etc. composed wholly
Pr ln chlei Of cotton or other yege
able uber we're given protection by
leyylns S duty of 80 per asnt ad W.
Io,em.
a TAX OK s5 per cent nd galnfeni
alao was put upon tire fibFic d fab
flcs used for pneumatic tires. Tha
eifecs 81 this provision will he 70 plnre
, duty on the staple coitos. Ysad Il
he fabric.
Raty en- cots0a.
a aHts q 30 peg ceNi aN. yalnreHl
VAS also put np0a cotton hpaehed
aud pars led. whether me4ic2led oi
n0
the aiyltlns line selwean ,he 4lgli
lhd l1# fAtes nf duls ON ulrlolh aa,i
lnooienn was aNed ii VI fact lssleaa
81 nine tpei. as originally IN ina htl
i was ieet ln The pineley lMM.
lhe amendment restoring the Dina
ley rates oi Is cents npr da1sn nieee.
md i5 Der cent ad Falorem Oh rnliaps
and cuffs composed 81 cotton. msA
agreed To- ii connection with thin
ahanee kea Harrison ul AeW 9ua
took oeeaslun lo caitlelse ihp masho
employed laf naeaenfirE eammlliae
lmendmmla
sHocp DpWh Ah cennta.
Armad with l1e legl 0G 8 lelIa.0n
250.3 ~ nefs1na fl Chicago. s8af
4omen. representing The w0mea
laps d tilvago saliadtungn speako
galilNa 10 protect agliai the pro
npsed iarreaae IA The duty pn so
mems #eaFlna nppafe They wnre
ars. r. 5 l.evls. prosldent 81 lhe
League ul Cook county u0mena
lhlba. Mrs. Freeman Brean. presl
ltnt o9 lllf Womena club 81 Enalo
Fuod ArR 4 N. Henderson. ohal
nan IF ihe civic department Of lhs
gomens federation. end MICS HELEN
Ncf-ls, Acofelzfy
The lqleeaElan was introduced 10
he speaker BY Representative soas
4hU VII present TO the House
heir petition HE ulll take the un
usual course Of asking unanimous
ernsenl that the petition be received
The speakef chaltea With ihe NO.
men for several minutes, He bespoke
fer the petlllan consideration. aagins
hnl i spg The privilege Of @ay mem
Der Iu present " the House ana rA