Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-03
ENELL IS HEARD
On TARIFF BOARD
FIIIBUsTER ON MEASURE KILLS
HOPE OF PASSING BILL.
DEMOCRATS KILLING TIME
Minority Members Use Dllutory Tao
lies 10 Defeat the Administration
Measure.


Measure.
by Associated Press.
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thc White House and President Taft
let Il become known that he likewise
had been bombarded by messages of
similar import.
According to the best information
President Taft has not wavered in
the determination to call an extra
session, but has made Il clear that he
would assemble congress some time
between March 10 and 90, II the SEN
ate failed to act upon the Canadian
agreement
Democrats In Elllbustcr.
Washington, March 2.-The death
knell of the bill creating a permanent
tariff board of five members probably
was sounded late this afternoon in
the session OF the Senate.
The Democrats rad conducted what
they believed to be a successful fill
buster against It, although they siren
uously protested that their tactics
should not be so considered.
Senator after senator on the DEM
ocratic side arose to speak. There
was nthIng but talk and more OF il
In sight and from the leisurely way
the senators were going about their
remarks, the proceedings might easily
have been mistaken for the duh days
OF December, rather than as coming
as hours before the constitutional
time for adjournment.
The Democrats had been insisting
In the afternoon that they would be
glad to cooperate on the approprla-
tlon bills, but that IL these bills were
to be held back of the tariff board
Dill measure they sun had very I'M
portant speeches TO make
Senator owen OF Oklahoma, how
g. ever would not be bound by this
agreement lie said he would do
all IN MS power TO force an extra ses-
sion ana desired several OF the more
important Appropriation bills to 80
INTO that session.
AT 4:55 p. m, when tho attempt
TO iorce the tarllt board bill to vote
was apahuohed' MT McCumber called
up the pension appropriation BILL
rms had the erect OF laying aside
the tarltt lhdeiihitely'
The Democrats offered no objection
TO the pension pill olrrying Sl5S'OOO,-
wv uhtll senator scott attempted to
put tne Sulloway general service PEN
SION Dill on the Appropriation meas
ure as a rider
me suloway Dill would add about
soV'VVo'ooV TO the annual roll and
would grant pensions Unfortunately
TO veterans or the civil war who had
serVeu w ueys ana had reached the
"Be Vi % years
Both Houses Work At Night
Washington, March 2.--Both