Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-01
EPODLICAtS 70
WORK N PIAL
DEMOCRATS ARE GOING TO
RUSH TARIFF ELL THROUGH
SEN ATE
SI-L VOTE On AucU~T /
figure on Long Sessions In Order TO
Tire Out the Orators on the
Republican Side.

WASHINGTON, May 3l.--"Make
he republicans work." Is the slogan
dopted 10y the democratic leaders of
ne senate In charge Of the tariff
gtslation. who today predicted that
he senate would vote on the bill by
ugust |. Members Of the finance
cmmittee declared that the bill
ould be out Of subcommittee on
une 9, that the fun committees re-
'rt should be ready for the caucus
y the following week and that the
evised measure would be reported
o. the senate June 23.
Senator lloke Smith Of Georgia
aid that the senate should vote on
he bill in the latter part Of July.
we viii keep the republicans who
ant to discuss the bill working and
o VIII keep at work ourselves from
he very beginning" said the sena-
or. Eve will meet In the senate
very day at 10 o'clock In the morn
and keep at work until 9 O'Clock
night. That will prevent the op-
rt'A'i''' ii'HA b'ifA1 MS AlAt Dlll DA
laying with It. We will tire the re-
ublicans out OF playing"
II was made evident today that
he fight among the democrats on
he wool and sugar schedules would
@ concluded IN the caucus and that
bis would leave senators Ransdcll
nd Thornton Of Louisiana and
Walsh to oppose the bin.
More positive than they have been
IDfore were the administration lead
rs today that the bill would com,
~om committee and through party
ucus with free raw wool and fre.
ugar In three years unscathed |
mendments to these schedules win
course. be offered on the floor o.
De senate and the democrats VIII,
Ill remain avowedly against the BIZ
II is reported viii be expected to |
ctc for them. Even then the lead |
IS assert the bill can be pass d a
resident Wilson approves It, thougl |
probably will require the vote o'
ice president Marshall unless sena
or PoindeXtcr. the only avoWed pro
rcssive IN the senate. votes for th, |
casure
Increases in all articles in the cot
IN sch, dulc that may be c'asscd a.
Nuries are to be made by the sen.
te finance subcommittee Mem
ers Of the committee admitted the |
day. asserting that expensive cot
Hr table covers. table cloths of m |
Iner grades and tapestries an woulc
,e raised one reduction I'm the cot
On schedule, Will be made. the rate
~ cotton card laps. roping silver o'
owing being reduced from ten 10 fiy.
'nr cent. on cotton yarns the duties
re to be increased ten per cent tc
% taken az the lowest rate. Instead
+ five. and the rates Of the Under.
rood bill are to be increased from
tpt basis upward.
The citrus mrut rate fight was
aid To- have been settled today. prac
.cally as the rates came from the
ouse Senator Johnstons sub-com-
littce has not reached a decision on
he adyisabillty Of putting a retalla-
Dry duty on print paper from Cana
a. owing to Canadas restrictions on
God and wood pulp.
The agricultural schedule still ls
uder debate. Some senators favor
duty on meats. flour and oatmeal
stead OF placing cattle. sheep, hogs
nd grains on the free list Mem
ers of the Subcommittee are lnclin-
q to free list the raw materials but
hey said today that the sentiment Of
he senate would be sounded furthe'
fore final report on this question
as made President Wilson he's
cen consulted but his views of the
altar hav. not haen diggltsaI .