The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-20
INNER At THE
WHITE HOUSE
FOR TINKERS
O,sside1t to Have Another
pow-wOW With COnfereeS
on the Tariff Bill.
INSURGENTS DOUBTFUL
REGARDING OUTCOME
.-,sroR BORAH AUTHORITY
20 pFp0RT THAT cOMBINA-
TON is FORMING.

washington. July 19.-An the Repub-
~ members of the tariff conference
--,ittse have been invited by Presi-
~. Taft to take dinner with him on
.-.s,ss5sv night at the White House.
,'.-sssrr1ed that the president expects
h. ready 90 report progress in get
~ votes for the abolition or reduction
s5r+fas on raw materials.
~ sneaker Cannon left Senator
,5.-b,s room tonight he said the con-
- r,usr frame the program for pass
he conference report, and that the
--ss-s-srfatfves would have to assume
-....rorsibfHrv for their actions. This
,-l- was understood to signify that
5,T5ing rule could not be looked for
=. qarrv am unpopular report through
ths house.
Understand Each Other.
There was mo- indication of a lack of
rrszrstsuding between the leaders Of
--s senate and house. The speaker
,srsai freely with the newspaper men
sbut every. subject except that which
,sav desired to- hear him discuss. Sen
star Al5rfeh left the office building with
senator Crane TO consider the POSSIBLE
Hrof putting through the senate a con-
frree report providing for free iron
ra and free oil and reduced duties on
COAL lumber and hides.
Many of the prOsressiyeS come from
states interested I'm CATTLE raising, and
nsY oppose free hides, or even TO a re-
.g-tu iu the duty other insurgents,
rvbv Senator's Brist0W and Cummins,
ufa are not particularly interested in
rs question of free hides. iron. oil or
a-I expressed the opinion that the
r.sint should brinE his influence to
t-in movement looking TO reduC-
t-s IN the duties on wool and wooden
ris cotton goods. and either articles
rt entered into wearing apparel
Proposed Combination.
Saur Ror1h declared that if the
te raw material program was adopted
ezs Of the western senators would be
aal to 60 home, and could not expect
rutinUe holding their positions. He
IN sympathy with President Tafts
Eule cH the question of downward
revision. but declares il should not be
wi1ej t1 raw materials. Mr.. BOrah
sa-.hority for report that there is in
process of organization combination
If senator's who viii be pledged to sup
port the conference report if it shall
lod5e for free coal and free hides.
Il was persistantly reported today
Tat the president would not be salts
Deb with free iron and oil and reduced
duties ON coal. hides and lumber. No
one suggested the possibility of veto
The conflicting views of the presi-
cents position exchanged at the CAPT
OIL today
Some Predictions.
Among the older congressman it was
HhcLed that the president would de-
na1d every concession possible to OBJ
Tain without eudangering the adoption
Of the report
Today the c0nferees devoted their at
leltin mainly TO the revised corporation
lax provision, which was adopted, and
T. H. removal of a great deal of the
af1 left from the formal consideration
Of the BILL
An effort was made today to dispose
% lae wood pulp and print paper SEIZED
Inc retaliaJ0ry provision concerning
pup wood was rewritten. and it is now
o5lsJed that it will prove satisfactory
American mills. The duty on print
paper is still i'm controversy.
Hosiery Schedule.
disposition of the hosiery schedule al
considerable advance i'm the cheaper
s'ales from the duties under the Ding
Ia" Is I'm prospect On stockings
,---e1 up TO $3.50 per dozen pairs the
5" rate proposed is so cents. The
muse rate was So cents. and the senate
-.4 ullE-ey rates 60 cents. On stock
5s Valued above $3.50 and not above s.
& compromise rate is 90 cents, while
=. mouse rare was 81 and the present
iat5 % cents
IN. .-v following DingIey rates are to be
'S,el-sl according To the agreement:
oA Stockings valued above 81 and not
IS SL-o dozen pairs; valued
I've IS and not over IS, 81 per dozer
--Ls' and ON stockings valued over s,
ls- dozen pairs. IS per cent ad vaIorem
.s Ing house had materially increased
Alsl and last of these.