The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-22
/. Denlocrats Decide That
Cannot Get Along
Without Revenue.
NESS OF SENATE
caT1SING SOME WORRY
/, Rranch of Congress De-
.;ned TO Force Action on
NE Reciprocity Bill.

-,.,croS May 21,-Democrats ir
~ representatives. having dis
.voc,IcalIy all their legislative
except the wool schedule
,,most ready for action. are
.r,r the situation in the senate
..,.o Democrats argue that they
II csnadIan agreement as il came
z. International coDfcrees and tho
us and passed IL as a matter ol
~. n.a,icv Ji without attempting TO en-
enbarraSs the administra
rIR riders. The farmers
a Hiu which followed it. they argue
wv aToir of their own, and would
IN the way of the reciprocity
sar which discussion the ex-
session was called, Now
The Republican senate is Jug
Isl ,hs Canadian agreement.
M hin embodying ii be amended
'nenocratic house be called upon
La n In an amended form, the
5sdsre fear they might be placed
EMBARRASSING position.
nsssrmined TO Force Action.
nsmocrsls are determined TO re,
= session until the senate has
s.,Ion on the bill. \ ijnal, ulti-
from the house 10 the senate lead
~ fhe senate also must vote one
,se other on the farmers free
"A ana the wool bill. is regarded
es sort of q whip 10 hasten
-.se along on the reciprocity meas
4, reciorocity bill Is passed by the
A aiter the house has disposed of
Il achedu)e some Democrats think
"a would not insist on anything
IAN clear indication from the
4 stat IL would not act on the other
Mis- and that il would agree to
eer recess.
?, LEADERS, are gratlfied that they
"a Of the woods on the wool re-
auestion. The ways and means
tires decision is that the revised
ssSedule will not place raw wool
y (fee list, but will cut the exist
10 from II cents a pound TO . or 6
te pouna or its equivalent in an
nlEem reduction.
We're Forced to Yield.
ncaies OF free wool on the com
: Eelc forced TO yield by Speaker
4 Majority Leader Underwood. chair
u The committee, and other con-
tres.
cratic leaders In each state dele
@1ero called in. The revenue situa-
us Explained To them. They were
hat Il was impossible 10 cut off
ooO. 900 In revenue from raw wool
Fss asked 10 poll their delegations.
Ihfy did. with the result that the
Htes OF a revenue on raw wool were
Yea BY majority in every state
MASSACHUSETTS,. In the three latter
~ wool advocates were largely in
E5ority. New Jersey being unani-
New York standing Is TO 4, and
rchnsetts almost unanimous for free
|Fool. But in Pennsylvania. Ohio,
=, Illinois, Michigan. Minnesota, all
3 western states, Texas and others
\ iorty states with Democratic rep
rAtres revenue tariff was sup
<1 The surrender in the committee
\ iree raw wool leaders among the
Eais, and the committee antici-
.lolhing more serious than the usual
|1on when the tentative bill is
before the party caucus within
|Hf ten days.
Statehood Bill Tuesday.
Arizona and New Mexico statehood
u come up for passage by agree
~ The house Tuesday afternoon.
slu about wind up the house busi-
~ some time. there being little for
consider until the wool bill IS
,h senate Mr. la Toilette VIII re-
Lne Lorimer case with IL speech on
conuon for q rcjnvestigation, The
'telte resolution provides for a spe-
Znnlttee OF investigation. of which
q works OF California Is named as
Sald while he will have the sup
" lne Democrats in keeping the
matter 10 the fore. many Demo
slIl oppose his right 10 name the
pemocratlc support is pledged as
sul OF an agreement by Mr. La Fol-
report out from the committee on
u which he is chairman. the re-
SpaIhent bill passed by the house.
n's Of the La Toilette plan vii
nave the resolution referred &c
<Hnmi'tee on privileges and cleo
TUESDAY. IL being The unfinished
VI thc senate, the joint rcsoiu-
1p''loing for popular election oi
~ pronably will be called UP 10y
' Sorah. The finance committee
lYnue hearings on the Canadian