Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-12-27
President SHYS
RATES TOO HIGH
Chief Executive + !: Urges Downward
Revision il! Of Schedule K.

49, = El'9fs
Revision ''9 Of Schedule <.
MESSAGE s SENT 70 O. CONGRESS-
Document upholds Protective Prlnci.
pie But 1t the Same Time Most
ArdentIy Supports Recommen-
dattons Of Tariff Board. (;
- =,
WashinEton.-P President Taft trans
mitted to congress the report. Of the
tariff board on schedule K. Accom-
:panying the report, the chief execu-
tive sent to the national legislature
the following, message
Z To the Senate and House OF Representa-
uve6:
In my annual message to congress. De.
cember. 1902 stated that under section
pointed q tariff board Of three members
to cooperate with the state department.
In the administration OF the maximum
and minimum clause OF that act, to make
q glossary or. encyclopedias Of the exist
Ing tariff 10 an to render its terms intel
ugible 70 the ordinary reader. and then
.1la a. co''ult,ons anu
s,,ts. 60. ~ S... az .V1ne ano 80
80. ,..sv - sse.....n.t.e ~ ,, ~1e -
cI,e., 1 80 s.sa..... lates astuay MI
5,t;.. t .s,,',S ~ p'.nSipaS. W.. tnne
adequate. to equalize the difference In cost
Of production at home and abroad.
~ ,t,at tese
ns.;s -. a.o woau re =, ta' sau 90, ~
.ho,;,a 49,. 49, -. e.s.as'on, a'1 s.s.
oons.e.. 49,. >..s ~ e'.9 s.S ~
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INA h...s "1e11 >''o ''>Ss "
=, tsaS....,. c,....
49,. s'4o i a., .ess'un OF the e1*ey-n.st COZ;
ho.~a - a. ns pe.Iane '0-..t
s su ~ ~ nxe Henoets: OF VINO" NOT
-n,.t,. e,an eniee snouio oe OF tne same
5somsSI. paeseu eoen AC.ss ~. D'
ra.s- ~ s.aSe.t'sut oecause % ensns VII
.eaaISs - "c aseee"e .o'
.Is..s soe 4 au9oo1n'hent. An appIo.
ta hce PROVIDED tnat the permanent
ain .ooaro' II created by statute. snoolo
ve 20 congress on scneoule Il IN Lee
~e'ce'' ISL
Presidential Aopointments. Z
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within my power: the purposes Of this
uo,n+s,, a. Mana,, 1o,1 ha ooa,o :. e ap
sddin1 +,ro r,e,oher,. - s,,c,, nar+, re,s.
ation a. u,o,,,d have f,1ai1aa 49, .+a+,,-
torv ren,,,remanta and d;rac+ed thar, -
maLa !. ra,,o-+ - 49, sahea,,,a ~.
the tar3t, ct ~ nana,,b To- ~ +hts ,,aa-
n nv ,oes.a.a - Aua,,s+ 49, ,oi,"
cor,nar,,,,,s +re ~. - 49, 49,, IN, :
.aia +h.t =, ~, .,,ao,..t snhaa,.1a y
shor,d he revised ard th. ra+ee raducea
Nv veto NO. h...a -, ~ 5000 49,
s;1,. ~. +ar,rr 1901 ..,o,,,s .,,a,,e -,
naoen,har aat.;Ied ua ". ~ n,ao, .a -
80 u..aeu- " "oo. anu
~ 5,,+t.s 80" - ra,sta,,o ~ ~. 80 tans go
ohroad n,hl,, no,,o,, .nd :. ratr ra,ard
to tho tnteras+, ~ -. wv -,r1a,,oar. .,d 80
mannfacturora m tho nna how'd and NJ
Tho con.,r.ar. -, ~ a+,ar da,oondod
tha+ Iaais1atta., sha,,,a - - hast,,., ~,
actaa a., 80 oh.eroe ~. E''a.s ,.tas..at,en.
that 7 u,o. rot rnvsa,f :1ossassa6 a+ ,haf
ti,as =, ad.a,oa+a i,sa,,p9 80 49,, +ant.
to detarrrsne whe+har ~ ,9et +ha nronosad
act was in accord with. NV n,edpe tn
sunnort a fair and raasonnh,a nrotect,ve
ncltc,,. +bo+ .,,oh 1ao,.1o t;o,,1 |,,,rh+ MOVE
onjv ,en,norary and ,,,a;ot 800 grea+
ind,,.+r,1 nc evils u - noe+; upom ,,nner
tatntv -
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ADVOCATES nS0UCIBOO OF Rates. !. :.
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...,r o 49,. nse =" . sunt pof. oi .ne
.'1an.t ooau "" eeeo.,o r. me ooaIu -
u.ianoue ~ 20 lAnuinss. On .He oasls
~. ~ t.se ...'oss ~" 1eeolnI'sio: t,iat
Ine &C. consress p'oceeo 10 a .consloeration
- eA.s seneou.e WIN view 20 us rev'-
1M au .Is. 'euu.on ~. ~ AVS ra.es:
~ ~ .'o x,Is me pfesen.
MeIuou - ~ oSSces y, ene IVY y" 70"
" woo a,,aS ''v sp.S ia.e on u.e
e-s1.,sa ~, ~ eS "
e~S.... "v ~. a.. ".s .'.,,. e.1 .nH ~
nr,ar.as, ~ L. "ne a e,osS. ,n from me
49, s 80 '.s -, aS e':e
.aneo =. .. "vo.e ..H 80 ~ Wv ooesue
.,.aa' % - 800 80 ..s y" uusEveu
s ~. - - e." - 1920 ~. - , oovly
anu ope'a.ee ~ Ne'uue ene IlnpoElauon
OF clean. !ow-priced foreign WOODS OF IN
.'r kraues: "n.sn are neveI.nsless va.
uanie H,ateriaa 10. manu1actuflns.. ana
snaa. eao ne , ~ Me sfsase
because OF their heAvy snr'hkage. oucn
WOODS ~ 'mpol.eo. mient oe useo 10 aus
pace the cheap substitutes NO" IN use:
tie palmer. take the instance Of hun
dred pounds OF nrst-class wool imported
unoer the present duty.swnich,fs II cents
pound. lnat "oulo make the outy on,
tne nunoFea POUNDS 81: Inc mercnan-
dsse par OF tne sWooi mus imported IS
,lo welsnt " tne wool u tn1s nunoreo
POUNDS a1ter securing. II the wool
snr'nks ~ per cent? as some wool does:
then the ,duty IN such case would
amount 10 VI on ~ POUNDS OF secured
WOOL. Inns: OF course. Wouid oe prohlcf-
tory. II the wool: snr1nks only 90 per
cent? Woulo 90 ~ on !" pounos OF
WOOL ana tnis - near 70 tne average OF
the great >outk OF WOODS tnat are imported
from Australia. which Is the principal
source OF our. imported wool.
These determinations could be over