The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
WHAT FREE:
LIST BILL
PROVIDES
Measure Now In Conference
Makes Drastic Changes In
Tariff Law

| Washington, Aug, 1.-The farmers
free list bill, as passed by the senate
| provides as follows, the words in pa
renthesis denotng the amendments
which the senate adopted
An act to place on the free list az.
.icultural implements. cotton baggmg
cotton ties; leather, boots and shoes,
fence wire, meats, cereals, flour. bread
| timber, uluber, sewing machines, salt
md other articles.
eB It enacted BY the senate and
house OF representatives OF the United
| States 81. America, in congress assem-
bled that on and after the day folows
ing the passage Of this act the follow
ing articles shall be exempt from
duty when imported into the United
States
| Plows, tooth and disc harrows, head
ers, hlrVesters (and bndersl, reapers.
| agricultural drills and plam yrs NOV
ers, horserakes, cultiyators, thrashinl
machines and cotton gins, farm wag
ons. and farm carts, and all other ag
ricultural implements OF any kind and
description. whether specifically men
toned herein ornot whether in whole
or in parts, including repair parts.
Bagging for cotton, gunny cloth and
similar fabrics. materials for cover
ings, suitable for covering and balins
cotton, composed in whole or in par,
OF iute, jute butts, hemp, flax, seq
Russian seq, New Zealand tow Nor
wegian tow, aloe, mill waste cottor
tares or any other material or fibers
suitable for covering cotton, and bur
LARS and bags OF sacks composed
wholly or in part Of iute, or burlap:
N other material suitable for bagginl
Or sacsing agricultural products.
Hoop or band iron, Or hoop or bant
steel, cut to length, punched or no
punched, or wholly or partly manuac
tured into hoops or ties, coated or no
coated with paint or any other prepar
alton, with or without buckles as fas
Jennings for baling cotton OF any othe
commodity and wire for baling hay
straw and other agricultural pre-
ducts.
uraln, buff, split, ro,sgh and sof
leather band. bend or betting leather
boots and shoes; harness, saddles ans
saddiery, in sets or In carts. FINISHED
or unfinished. composed wholly or il |
chief value Of leather, and leather Gu
into shoe uppers or yamps or othei
forms suitable for conversion intC
manufactured articles.
r**
Barhed fence wire. wire rods, wir |
strands or wire rope, wire woven
manufactured wrie fencing. and othe
kinds Of wire suitable for fencing, IN
ehding wire staples.
Beef, veal. mutton, lamb, porl
and meats of all kinds, fresh salted
picked dried smoked, dressed or un
dressed, prepared or preserved in an,
bacon hams, shoulders. lard 1
lard compounds and lard substitutes
sausage and sausage meats (comins |
from any foreign country with whicl
the United States has a reciprocal
trade agreement and which SHAH ad
init from the United States free o
duty cotton. corn. wheat oats, horses
cattle and hogsl
Buekwheat flour cOrnmeal. whea |
Flour and semolina, rye flour bran
niddllngs and other offals of grain |
oatmeal and rolled oats, and al pre-
lared cereal foods, and biscuits
bread. waters and similar articles no
iweetened tcoming from any foreig.
'ountry with which the United States
las q reciprocal trade agreement ant |
which shall admit from the united
states free Of duty cotton corn
Wheat oats, horses. cattle and hogs.
Timber, hewn, sided or squared
ond timber used as spars or in theI
building OF wharves: shingles. laths
ncng posts, sawed boards. planks
eals and other lumber rough OF
ressed, except boards, planks. deals
nd other lumber of lignumvitae
ance wood ebony. box. granadina |
mahogany. rosewood. satin wood and
n other cabinet woods.
Sewing machines, and all part,
hereof
Salt, whether in hulk or in bags
acks barrels or other packages
Roman, Portland aud other hydraulic
ement and llmel