The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-12-12
ALL SCHEDULES
WILL BE REVISED
(speeial to the silver state. J

v's'an was announced by the house
ways aui means commit e esterdav
as fellows
Schedule Chemicals. oils and
paints: Nchcay January g.
Shedule B-Earths, earthenware
and glassware; Wednesday, January s.
Schedule C--Metals and manu-
tures; Friday, January 10.
Schedule D--Wod and manufactures
and schedule T.-Silk and silk goods /;
Monday, January 13.
Schedule F-Sugar and manufac.
lures and shedue H-Spirits. wine and
other beverages; Wednesday, jam
ary Is.
Schedule Tobacco and manufac
lures and schedule M-Pulp, paper
and books Friday, January II.
Schedule G-Agricultural products
and provisions; Monday, January 20.
Scedule Cotton manufactures
"Wednesday, January %.
Schedule FLAX, hemp and iute
manufactures Friday. January "a
Schedule K-Wool and maunfae-
lures; Monday, January 27.
Schedule N-Sundries; Wednesday.
January 90
Administrative Features ana Mis-.
llaneous-F'riday, January 81.
A statement by the committee gives
these directions to all interested in the
tariff revision legislation in this eoun-
try:
"Persons desiring to be heard
should apply to the clerk of the com
mittee previous to the date set for the
hao,ino ~ 10 ae;opa1 +;,oo -, 4bo ,,rn
gram for that dav Tn making such
should be given:
Name. permanent address, tempo
rarv address in Washington: person.
firm or corporation represented; par
agraphs Of the act concerning which
testimony viii be given; brief mention
of attitude on revision Of tariff and
the amount of time desired.
"Tn addition to this the person lie
string to give testimony should for
ward in advance to the clerk a copy Of
his brief and of any documents he de
sires to fle with the committee
Want Chinese Republic Recognized.
Hon. VIM. Snlzer. whose personal re
semhlance to Napoleon is beng re-
marked more than ever since he was
elected governor of New York, is still
member of congress and one Of his
aims at this session is to secure recoe
milton of the new republic of China br
the United States government.
''Of course = said Mr.. Sulzer to
your correspondent, 'fthis is nureIv an
executive function T understand thar
it was the intention of the state de
partment to announce formally the
recognition Of the new republic as
soon as the election of last November
when a new government in China was
elected. were ever. For one reason or
another the act of recognition has
been delayed You win remember
that I introduced resolution in con
gress felicitating China on her politi
cal regeneration. (Mr. Sulzer was
also champion of the San Diego ex-
position1 He continued; SsT am de-
sirous of doing everything I can to
hasten the recognition of the new re-
public. Yes, indeed ! am still as warm
a friend as ever Of San Diego and its
Panama exposition, which will be one
of the greatest ever. =
Same Old CONGRESS,
Speaking of Hon "Bill" Sulzer
many persons find it difficult to re
member that the congress that has
Just assembled is not the new congress
chosen at the recent election but the
same old congress that we had with rs
last year Sometimes il seems hardly
right that the newly elected represen-
tatives of the people should have to
wait for four months before taking
their seats.
Tapan TO Exhibit.
Tt is understood that the japanese
ambassador in Washington is about to
make formal announcement to tho
state department that his country will
have a creditahle exhibit at the San
Diego exposition.
The management of the San Diego
exposition has already been assured
that the exhibit win be made, and it is
able to state that there win also be a
number of very interesting exhibits
bv private eoncessionaries from jap
an. which win in large decree, rival
the official exhibit They win include
tea gardens. native villages, bazaars,
etc. The exhibit has been arranged
for by the Japanese Foreign Exposi-
ton association. acting under the
sanction and with the backing Of the
japanese government, and 10000 feet
of space has been ASSIGNED to this
association in the Liberal Arts build
ing. IT is promised officially that the
Japanese viii have Mt San Diego in
1915 one of the largest and most com
prehensive exhibits that they have
ever made at any international expo
sition.
Cen. Bixby's Views.
Cen William II Bixhv. the chief Of
engineers Of the war department. has
inst been on an extended trip of IN
spection of rivers and harbors. He
visited San Diego. was impressed
greatly with the progress being made
on the Panama California expos tion,
and inspected the harbor.
Now ii is Of interest to foreign ex
hibitors, as well as to the great steam
shin lines which expect to send ship
loads of passengers through te canal
to the exposition in 1918. to know
what are the harbor facilities there
A. - tbiS Eap RiwbV said