The Idaho recorder., 1921-07-15
New Tarlfi Measure, Restoring
High Protection, Il Ready
Tor Congress.
LONG OEBATE IS EXPECTED
Prsssas~t and Dawes eseIc Work Of
Heaucsru Expenses -Heuss Accepts
oorAh Naval holiday Amendment
--Os valssa 0sci,nss Lloyd
osorps's Invitation 70
Conference.
~ EDWARD ". pickARo.


after four ,nonths Of hard iabor the
~sys aud means committee Of the
Aouss has completed the new permn-
seai tariff hill II viii be formally
scported To tise house probably be-
fos- the end NJ the current week.
lM~a will hegln a debate that will
ecm like the good old times. for the
ss~asusr drasiieaiiy rrvises the fartff
nv under which we have been opcrat-
ng Tor eight years and restores the
Ninripie ~ high protection for Amer
ran Industry Members NJ the COM
niti~e estimate u viii bring In a rev.
au@ m high as t7O0OO.OnO year
saarc than twice the amount pro
imeed by the Payne Aidrich law.
or late Years many Democrats have
shsag~d their attitude toward the tar
N 10 . considerable extent. admitting
me truth of uancock's distum that
4 IN u iorai issne and favoring real
protection for the industries of GER
lain parts af the country. Hut few
Il say NJ the minority members Of
she ho,i~' cnn be expected to swallow
.hoi. ihis nrw blli without going on
f~e.rd - upholdlng Ia general the
traditional roiicy Ut their party---a
.arsff for revenue only A long debate.
d,esefosc. usay be expected
There ar~ satn. Republicans, also.
sha are etspa-ed To- certain features
d the measure aud the closing eve
sings uf The w-ek were given up 10
.aaeuss= ~ the iiepnbileans 10 com
,ns. thsir differences In several re-
sissscts this eunmltiee yielded nj the
sast. far Instance. ii IL left TO the
alsrrwtsoo OF the President 10 Impose
he aaty 0n lamher planed on one
- ,morr sides and tanwssd and gfooscsi
rausi 10 the - per eent ad vaiorem
i'aaHdisn duty. The committee also
xsve Ia 90 the demand ef the smaller
81 ssro@iasee< and put duty ~ ~
fss,ss psr hars.l oa crude p.trelcnn
sei 20 events icr harFcl on fuel oil
Amoag the more luaportant general
f.asurrs oi the measure are the follow.
eng
Aas~sicaa valuation Of Imports II
psastsissd for. the century old s,ss.m
sf fosrsxn valuation being abandoned.
hsoaa powers are given the rresl.
atas I" make reciprocal tarif relations
with other countries
i's,siss much higher than ln the for.
sa-r i'syne aidFieh tariff law arr I'm.
sssssa eisoa ehesu.cmls and products of
sth-f Industries established durtns IA.
~sf shish sr. csnsiaerssd .,<seatial
ffosn staaepsslns of national giefvns..
tsr r~aehins powers are given to
TIE isfia tsssasassSlon ia restricting
iaasssts Of Dies FOR a thrre year I've,
Rod
itsih-s aa aasounehilss ar~ r~ssus.si
ia sasnniihess sith the request of th.,
ssssaaIscisesfs. Who advanced N. ar.
Eaasssst shns such aesioa would ruas.
other nstioss to rvsnose hlgh duties
aAa AnaerissH EARS.
t'fsssesti"a ea agricultural products
alsssss equal Ia that of ihe Payne. Al.
drsrh iss h. given. RATES In several
ii.sa~ne.ss ,selnE isss than IA the en,.r.
xssasy tsriff iaw noN la ersyi
Ipaii~s on woes are 81 an engifsly
dlflsrchf hnsis FROM former laws. ana
u ~ mailer Of eon,rotccsJ whether
tise iszxic rate II higher OF tower tAaa
La the tsyse- -Aidrich Law.
Ams.as iise commodities an "a. free
isa are; Agricultural implements.
animals imported for breeding pur-
pose.. sniimony ore. sntstoSins aud
sseeinrs. bread. ehroinfte. soai. cobalt.
e"ess. coffee. copper ore. cotton. cork
sssk. ir>n ore. leather. shoes. hides.