The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-17
THE new
TARIFF Bill
Continued from First Pase.)

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AS at all former tarfff hearings
there was a fight between the shoe
and leather manufacturers of New
ENGLAND and the cattle raisers of the
West. The leather manufacturers
were loath to admit that their indus
try could not stand a reduction in the
duties on shoes and other leather
articles but urged that the raw mat
erial should be placed on the free list.
An amusing incident occurred when
one of the shoe men admitted that
with free hides the shoe manufacture
ers would he able to comnete with for
eiem manufactnrers without tariff nro-
tection. h caused the leather man
and present to show that
the duty on the manufactured article
not be reduced
ELISHA w. Cobb. a man,1facturer~of
heavy leather. of Boston. Massachu-
sets. told the committee that the
tariff on hides accrued only tn the hen
eft of the hackers and NOT to the farm
err and cattle raiser. He declared that
the large packers of Chicago are en-
gagged in the anning business and
look forward to the time when they
will have complete monopoly In h
hide business and in the sole and up
per leather business.
Tba n,oo1 sobad,,,o uos tho oooos,on
Co. moro aon+an+ion 49, 80 49,.
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tnrars u,os ~ +be st.nd panrasan+a.
tive ClarE of Missouri n1acad IN tho
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into,@ +ho W. 80 49, GaNu
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Of tho obanactnrjstic n,astions asLad
INV Chamn clark Of Mr. whitecnan
The Wool growers ~ Ohio ond the
Western states decIarad omnbo+iooI1v
to the Comnittee that further nrotec.
tion must he ejven Tho ;ndnstTv or The
Woo, erovine h,,sinass wn,,1d ha ON.
t;re1v uinad ont Taa u,ooIan 49,,
faot,,rars o1so askad th.4 A. nrasant
dsttas - Iaost ~ .o+nisaS y 49,
nrod,,c+ Thara $50 sarar., ~
mentorv boarsnss ~ IT, 80, sdha5
nIe. ali Of Which indicates that the
varioa1s bnanchas IF the jnd,strv All.
fer as tn the nrone cIass;acation and
differentia1s tn he In +be
ia riff rTbe carnet nn,faet,,ro Dc,
that the ola IN tho
taris, 10 ,,ni,,s+ - 49,. $50
trv and sinilar clajms wera naada hy
other manusacturars Tbarg voc
rno,eb testin,onr 1,h;ch shaa aonsSa~,
ah1e rsbt ON tbe ma+hnS. s-un1naros
in tho mannfact,,re IF wooIen 4ah,5cs
indicating thai much so.ca1led 1a,ra
wool clothing contains ~considerahle
shoddy and ravs This cai1ad so,+h
the ~sneeestion from R-anresentativa
clark that there shm,,d he q 49,
clothing law simsta- A. its ohs.ote ~
tbo NO sond low
Tbe sd-n5ss,on ha phu,..-
raa ~ dr4r ~ oano nno 80 ppines
wes tJ,a So oronoSitto, ~ .SiaS e
WAYS and Means Com-ni4te~ e1raas
Tbds act;on WAS taken nv the Cnnnu,t+.
foe fol1o,yjng . consararca lit n1.
Taft Tba ~atatenoant ~ rani, n
a+L;ns - pos+on 49,