Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-08-11

Copies of the reciprocity treaty
which has just passed the senate
have been forwarded to officials on
the Sound for the benefit of those
who are interested therein. A list
Of the articles which are to pass
free of duty into either country in
case the treaty is ratified by the Ca
madam parliament is reproduced
herewith:
Live animals-Cattle, horses and
mules, swine, sheep, lambs and all
other live animals.
Poultry or alive.
Wheat, rye, oats, barley, buck
wheat, dried peas and beans.
Corn-Sweet corn or maize
Hay straw and COW peas.
Fresh egetables-Potatoes, sweet
potatoes, yams, turnips, onions, cab
bage and all other vegetables in their
natural state.
Fresh fruits-Apples. pears, grapes,
peaches, berries and all other edible
fruits in their natural state, except
lemons, oranges, lines, grapefruit,
shaddocks, pomelos and pineapples
Dried fruits-Apples, peaches. ap-
ricots, pears, dried, dessicated or
evaporated.
Dairy Products-Butter, cheese,
fresh milk and cream; provided that
cans actually used in transportation
of milk or cream may be passed back
or forth between the two countries
free of duty, under such regulations
as the respective governments may
prescribe.
Eggs of barnyard fowls in the
shell.
Honey.
Cottonseed oil.
Seeds-Flaxseed or lin seed, cot
ton seed and other oil seeds, grass
seed, including timothy annd clover
seeds; garden, field and other seed
not herein mentioned, when in pack
ages weighing not over one pound
each, not including flower seed.
Fish of all kinds, frozen packed In
ice, sailed, preserved in any form,
except sardines and other fish pre-
served in oil; and shellfish of all
kinds. including oysters, Holsters and
clans in any state, fresh or packed,
and coverings of foregoing.
Seal, herring, whale and other fish
oil; whale oil. seal oil, and fish of all
kinds, being the products of fisheries
carried on by fishermen of the United
States shall be admitted into Canada
as the product of the United States,
and, similarly, fish, etc, being the
product of fisheries carried on by
fishermen of Canada shall be admit
ted into the United States as a pro-
duct of Canada.
Salt.
Mineral waters, natural, not in bot
ties or jugs.
Timber-hewn, sided or squared,
otherwise than by saving, and round
timber used for spars or in building
wharves.
Sawed boards, planks, deals, and
other lumber not further manufact-
ured than saving.
Paving posts, railroad ties and tele-
phone, trolly, electric light and tele-
graph poles of cedar or other woods.
Wooden slaves of all kinds not fur
Their manufactured than listed or
jointed and staye bolts.
Plaster rock or gypsum, crude, not
ground.
Mica, manufactured or rough
trimmed only. annd mica, ground
or bolted.
Feldspar. crude, powdered, or
ground.
Asbestos, not further manufactur-
ed than ground.
Flourspar, crude, not groundnn.
Glycerine. not purified.
Tale, ground, bolted, or precipitat-
ed, naturally or artifically, not for
toilet use.
Sulphate of soda, or salt cake and
soda ash.
Extract of hemlock bark.
Carbon electrodes.
Brass in bars and rods, In coils or
otherwise, not less than six feet in
length, or brass in strips, sheets or
plates, not polished, plainished or
coated.
Rolled iron or steel sheets. or
plates No. IA guage or under, galva-
nized or coated with zinc, tin, or
other metal or not.
Crucible cast steel wire, valued at
not less than 6 cents per pound.
i Galvanized iron or steel wire, curv-
ed or not, numbers 8, IL, and 13
wire guage.
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