The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-06
4 If Democrats and In
E.,snts Is to Hold Wool
weasure Back for a
Certain Time.
SION MAY LAST
1 rNTIL SEPTEMBER
IL 10 Give Hearings on
f. cotton Bill; Steel and
sncar Schedules May
Be Taken Up.
= pALpH NJ. WH1TESlDE.

ss,d Wire to The Tribune.
.lsUINGTON, Aug. 5.-The
..rliest date novs set for the
s,;mrnmcnt of the house is
seniember l and there is no
rty. hope that this date will see
,,,a working legislators ready to
ea work. The tariff situation VIII
,-,jt an earlier adjournment than
obu.
,.rste finance committee today
a N allow brief hearings on the
Nil These will not be had until
.,.t,bood bill is ont of the way next
-,tor Ia Toilette and Chairman
,,soOd have in charge the confer
4, ibe wool bill and the free list
,rd will probably not report an
r,u, for several days.
fn Delayed
n the finance committee took up
itou bill il was expected 1T would
,,s be reported back to the senate
Xae;y. Senator Smoot moved to re
.dyersely, but Senator Williams
10 report favorably. Senator
.ers Of North Carolina pleaded for
h tine for hearings for the cotton
afpiuring interests of his state. In
a bis pleu, it was decided not TO
lhe matter OF an immediate re-
The outcome was that neither
boot motion nor the Williams mo-
US pressed, and a little later on
nnmittee adjourned to meet at
III Of the president.
feazt0r Simmons can arrange 1T. II
sted that the committee will give
/fag 10 the North Carolina people
hy next week, probably Wednes-
Ihe bill, under an order Of the
has to be reported back not la
in Thursday.
k 10 Agree.
tonierees on the wool bill and
fse list bill, who are the same
M in each case, on meeting to-
Esfe advised by Senator La Fol
snd representative Underwood
ney had been unable to reach an
HGt on the wool bill, Each de-
% consult his followers further.
sentative Underwood wanted a
fsensnt reached in order that the
might express itself again on
ssndment for free lemons and in
taAt there might be r further test
'hreni in each house on the bread
aezi bill. This was not pressed.
r, and the free list bill was final
ssned 10 La Toilette and Under
rilh the wool bill. 4 strong dis.
y was shown to report an agree.
o. the free list bill before the
ths wool bill.
cf Allies.
,lor Bailey is opposed 10 this,
~ which the Insurgents and
se are inclined to carry out
nalsh they probably will is 10
y Tree list bill up to the presi-
ses make him sign OF veto that.
a. De done for various reasons,
aoggh' the first veto measure is
y Y Ile country will read, and 1t is
oy The allies thas the prcei.
shnot make use OF the tariff
~ bill, :" '"s 'N'
su,cdlions arc that the confcrees
~ on a compromise wool bill
rS%act hgurcs are kept in the
ny faw wool duty is not ex
LIZ 70 above 30 per cent. Sen,
NM kIrOietle is urging 55, the figure
,~a,l , on the theory that President
'Ethot ID EI"n SUcn .
"'eht refuse if it wds lower,
Tariff Bills.
Is every indication now tha,
eiIort will be made in tn.
M ecSle ,, the steel and suga,
II this effort is Successful
,s,aSi ~ telling when an adjournment
'es,1l ~, simmons has about summed
h I'SIvc ,S feeling when he de
k.sn @ ,mo.aight congress ought no
IA ss sh.l It had also revised tn,
u sleel schedules. -
iIs president should veto th
Z, nc SAID, 81 would still h,
1sts ,solhg on with our work. ]
jS,v" pass laws. 1t is the presi
Wy to approve or disapprov,
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