The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-18

| s(ConfasueAh noua, fnGe OneD rial ussd or chsclesd agAinst. The Sec.
 rstary of the Treasurx fs suthokizsd tt prescribe the rsgulAeions under. whicf the draw bAck Is paid. The privilegsi
 for the draw back section are applied
 to, materials used in the constructior and. equipment of vessels built for f
 foreisn government or for foreign trade. ss.,.. a. < ~
 countsfvaiiing duty provision Is re' taiued. w N
 The. .inheritanee tax provision ex.
 empts from tAxation any property be lQueakhed to anySrelikioue educational chAritabie,, mfssionary, benevolent. hos
 pitaI or infrmAry. corporation. Per
 sonal property other than money or securities bequsGthed to corpora
 tion or association organized e1- tai Improvement 6f men or wo-
 men. or for patriotic or similar pur- poses. is made exempt from the tax. A discount of ny1 per censum fs .provid- ed for If the tax isS paid within six months from the time 1t Is due.
 An interest win be charged and col lected at the rate of ten per centum a year if the tax is not. paid within eighteen months from the time It &C., crted.. If, an estate is, tied up in nec- essary litigation, nix per cetum inter- est, will be charged. < 4 special agent to conduct investi- gations to secure the efficient enforce ment of the inheritance tax Is provid- ed. for at a salary. of three thousand dollars year a,4
 Tn order to prevent the confusion which attended the enforcement of the Dinsley. bill on the day on which it became q law. the Payne bill is not to take effect until the day after 1t Is enacted. . a.
 Of the two provisions in the bill that are new is one exempting from the payment sof. duty on merchandise recovered from avessel which has been raised after having been sunk for two years in New York, waters within the Jurisdiction of the upited States and has been abandoned by the owners; {; 4nd another. which, extends to the vessels of war of any nation. in ports of the United States the privilege of purchasing supplies from public Countries reciprocate such privileges toward American war vessels.
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 5,s WorkinGmen Are Alarmed.
 Washington. Mar. 17.--The working men of the country employed in the iron and steel trades view with alarm the Payne 'tarif bill. according to a statement issued here, tonight by l.. Lewis, vice president. and John Will Hams. of Pittsburg. secretary treasurer of the Amalgafaated Association of Iron. Steeel and Tin Workers of North America The statement Is as follows:
 The tariff bin presents so many and irastfc reductions fin the iron and steel schedule as to be viewed with alarm by the workn1fn employed in those in- dustries included in the iron and steel schedule. and other industries depen- dent thereon especially at this time following long period of depression, with hundreds of thousands of Amert- can workmen idle and actually asking for bread.
 The bill Sas presented literally hands them a; stone. Employees of American tin plate mills will strenu- ausly oppose the recomme ndat ton in the bill on the Drawback feature as ap- piled to tin plate. as they believe they should secure the work now done in Wales and imported under the provis- Ions of the drawback feature.