Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-22
HALE SUFFERS
FROM SEVERE
CROUCH
ACCUSES BEVERlDGE
OF TALKING Too MUCH
Indiana Phenomenon Holly Re-
Sents Charge That He Seeks
Newspaper Notorietyi Ora
toricaI Squalls in Senate,

Washington, MAY 1l.-DVSpit' ~
quent oratorical squalls in which sen
ators called things by their propri
names the tariff bill made some pro
eress in the senate today.
A number of paragraphs We're pass
ed upon and while in most instances
il was understood that the senate
might return to them it was the ge}-
eral opinion that very little, If any
change will be made.
The house rates were retained IN
the polished plate glass paragraph
but with the understanding that whef
the bill is taken up in the senate pr'
per, there probably will be some al
terations The republican progress
sivcs" criticised the house rate as iot
high, while Senator Oliver, of Per'.-
sylvania contended it was really in
adequate to afford protection.
The interests considered ranged al
the way from mica to automobiles 20
ginning with the earth for schedule
a number Of committee recommends
tions were adopted. These included
a marked increase ON feldspar ma IL
and decided reduction of gspsWn
There was also a reduction in me"
from the Dingley rate.
Then came an interruption by sen
ator CulbersOn, who outlined ht
democratic position on the tariff, lis
dc1lareo that real democrats were moi
proicctionsts, nor free traders hot
adv, aios of revenue tari'f "niy.
About four hours was deVot 4 tc
The ! aragrph fixing duty on electric
light tarbons. The Dingley law pro
vidcd Il rate of 30 cents per hundred
while the proposed provision, whiot
was adopted fiX"d % cents per hun
ered on high grade and G3 cents on
low grade carbons, which is the class
most generally imported.
Senators La Toilette and Gore con
tended that the effect of this amend
ment would be practically to double
the present rate and insisted tn,
change had been made in the intercs
of tho National Carbon company
which they spoke of as a trust.
Nh Gore also asserted that there
was combination between carbon
makers ana the Standard oil com
pany
Mr Burton who lives in cleveland
where the carbon company is located
vigorously defended the company
During the discussion Of this para
graph Senator Gore made illusions t,
senator Smoot. which were general,
Interpreted as personal, but the Utal
senator made no reply
The finance committees automobil
schedule, suggested by Senator Gal
Hngcr. was accepted.
There were many sharp criticism
of one another by various senators
and near the hour of adjournment Nj
Hale criticised Mr. Beveridge as seek
ing newspaper notoriety by his FIRE
quent speeches. The charge was de
MED by the Indiana senator, who sal
that he was merely seeking to do hi
duty
Mr. Aldrich stated that tomorrow II
would ask the senate to fix a day fo
voting on the bill
Mr.. Aldrich becoming impaticn
during the discussion of the carbo
schedule SAID:
II think the senate was as able t
vote on this proposition five hour
ago'
'Nlr Gore. after bringing the Stand
ard OIL company into the dlscussiu
made a personal reference to Senate
Smoot
The senator from Utah. the hig
priest Of high tariff. and aunointc
apostle of protection has stated hcr
that there Is a combination bctwcc
this company and tho electric ligl
companies of the country
I challenge the right of that sena
tor to speak for the people OF Okli
homa and impeaeh his power to rcI
resent both sides of a contest of tn
kind
1t must be due to the fact that 4
has some divine afflatus, SON
heavenly illumination by which he
enabled to speak for the consumer
have not heard that the consumes
want these prices increased
The amendments in the pumi'
stone and window glass paragraph
we're passed over.
The section relating TO AUTOMOBILE
provoked some discussion, Scnat'
Bailey inquiring whether if tho I'd
Of duty of As per cent ad Ndlorc
should be Increased it would increa
the revenue Mr. Hale expressed s1n
pathy with the view Of the Texan, wi
referred To the automobile as IN
only luxury but nuisance"
Mr. Gallagher offered and the con
mittcc accepted an amendment 81
creasing the duty on automobiles
30 per cent al NaIorem and lcavil
the duty on bicycles and motorcycl
A. per cent ad valOrem. The amen
ment was adopted.
RADICAL REPUBLICANS
BREAK WITH DEMOCRA'
Washington. May 21.-It was a