The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-26
|,.,.., Deadlocked on
4. Issues and Adjourn
I. Taken With Re-
oort Incomplete.
EpTs ARE STILL
/ AIDING COMMITTEE
When Free Raw Wool
Changes on Woolen
,ods Duties Become
fsctive Troublesome.

|sE1SGToN, ssp:. 25.-After
I, NJ an but about n half dozen
,,iuts Of difference between the
su5 house, the tariff bill con-
An into another deadlock to,
i adjourned tonight with the
"a report still incomplete.
ispcrtsnt matters were still at
}a tariff rates on cotton yarne
,.llou cloths and on lead and
ID and the dates when free raw
a changes in tho wooIen goods
iSoald become effective.
ssn Of the conference commit
IA moi predict tonight how soon
rrment could be reached on
|fsms. With the aid Of experts,
rspt the afternoon going over
ton schedules, estimating reve.
nd calculating tho effect on the
industry Of the proposed
houses Of congress gave up
a report from the conference
Rec tomorrow. the house nd-
X until Saturday and the senate
Monday.
kitiOn Rum0rs.
ID we're rumors today Of strong
;ioB 10 the report that might
p in the house on the ground
De Republicans had not been
! i1io the conferences that worked
q details Of the measure.
|Est opposition appears it proba.
MD take the form Of a point of
lainst rhe report on the ground
/ contains matter inserted with,
Iiiuity by the conference com.
! In several instances the con-
~ have changed provisions in
D Fay that some members Of con
lbin that new legislation has
Ndsd to the bill, Conferees in
1reFer, that they have acted
within their authority and
Ailc leaders do not anticipate
Pied delay in action on the re-
sate ceDferees won out today
hght against the "anti dump
lzle" which would have as
u extra duty against goods
|| INTO this country at reduced
The senate agreed to drop
tsndment inserted in that body
l'2 'sctiflers to pay for the
eSd on packages Of distilled
nleo by rectlfiers o. whole
uof dealers.
kr Clark today told the house
es little prospect of an agree
EsFeen the tariff conferees be.
Nurday, The speaker was be-
slto inquiries from members
sled 10 leave the city. and got
'o'uaiion from the conferees.
Y Tax Agreement.
pulerees today agreed on $4,000
amount of income of a single
al snall be free from the in
y. por married man the ex-
s'li be $4,000, with no further
'n ior children. Only one ex-
o. S4o9O will be allowed for n
even though the husband and
's separate incomes.
'.liereees decided to nut bur.
h lne 1rec list; TO leave grain
ioe dutiable list and tn reJuce
s lats of 90 per cent on plain
& pieached, to 10 per cent,
- ..,, ~ report the tariff bill from
nl'n a disagreement on the
rnc,; AK. II was learned tonight
.rrs'oh msp.uoh OF President Wilson The
|'ot M. naTe informed the prcsI-
s,,.y msy hesitatcd TO act on the
n. meht taxing cotton futures
a d,.,,se nouse had had no oppor-
IL sn.1,ss'hg sn,.,,g the senate amend
.<l ssn,nS similar TO It. The
.fIsi,,, i',.s n me conference rerort 10
futnr. N.tn the exception of the
:oS.,. YAK The president told
,sr mat he was In favor OF
hrncr ,mnlch would relieve the
a Me aiom the manifest injury
1rstInns pnces depend on speculs
Ped ~ out declined to say which
ltsesicf 'ne many compromise