The Glenwood post., 1913-05-03
|lIolAS FAILS
N SUGAR fight

eat 0vef Tariff schoduIe
Argument Lasts 2uors
kno. TAKEN Soon
a"hiastsa, Nay l.-six ds.oesstie
tern ss.asors today carried tAsi,
ssts aeai.st ths tariff biu 70 Pssai.
WihDa. 0soaAoss NeviasAs,
nberiaia, LA.e, Thoopssa, shafsstl
Wakh participated in tAs ssalss-
}, although N iavitasisa vas q.
ID to all democratic ssnAtoss frsa
mountain sta*se.
lille . number Of phases Of the tar.
bill was discussed, the sugar and
schedules were principally undss
Iteration.
lree hours were given BY the presi.
for the cOnfere.cs, each Of the
Tors explaining his views At length.
ecing sugar on the free list would
in the turning Of the Hawaiian
= + over to the japanese, said =
Z = Senator Works had read in the
- te today from the Episcopal bishop
= snolulu.
L would drive nine tenths Of the
= people, other thaA the troops,
= the islands and leave it in the
of the japanese, who might be
- TO exist on the reduced profits
: = work on susar plantatioas," aid
I writer.
eAh the legislative naehi.efy run.
smoothly and rapidly, tAe house
: reached ths first Il The big
Z places In ths As0eesatie tariff
I ~ sa0De ssAsAals.
~ Uaaas0oo0 . ~
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Asa1 AAssA, AApsstn1 Il - lass
arags1qA> Of tho metal schedule an l
blowing through the lumber and wool
chedu1e without allowing an amend
nent.
When the sugar schedule was reached
t became apparent that more oratOry,
n large volume, was clamoring to be
ct loose, and Representative Under
rood, following his declaration that he
Intended to put ON the screws, secured
n agreement to allow two hours de-
ate ON the sugar schedule and all
offered to it. Representa-
i've Broussdrd of Louisiana, represent.
ng the democrats who oppose the free
ugar provision Of the bill, Joined the
epublieans in the futile battle to alter
he committee rates.
The wood schedule, involving the
light Il the anti-free lumber advocates,
'as the target Of attack when the
ouse to-day resumed debate ON the tar
If bill Denocratic leaders, however,
xpeetsa - make great progress in the
eading 4 the bill for amendment b.
he eoael1sioA Of tonight . session.
The agricultural schedule, involving
he eoaesn<ions Of the minority that the
najosity eas' put almost everything
hat tho farmer holds dear ON the free
st; ~ wool action, which win pro-
ipita4s IL struggle Of the opposition
o free saw wool, and Ahe income taa,
nth its graduated system that ID ex.
ectsa to bring el0o, 100000 into the
rea0y ssfxen a.aaally, were in
ighe wAsa tAe demscratic leadsn re-
-ieweA ~ situakioa - the diseussioa
egaa tsday.
LsaAsss wsrs >eonfiaent, hswevs,.
hat tAsss wsaA be 10 disturbance ef
he saasseePpesvsd bill aad tie miner
ty ~ wearing e the steady fight,
nth 0ssRes e esastanely Fsjsstsa
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