The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
WEST STRONGEST IN SUPPORT
Of HIGH PROTECTION POLICY
By MARK SULLIVAN
National Political Correspondent
OF Thr InttlliGcnCrr.

Washington May 27.--Fcw re"rl" IN
Washington take the emergency tariff
bill seriously. For the brief tim" Of It's
duration Il can accomplish ht,!". E>cry-
body admits that. In addition, CON
siderable number Of persons are duhl"'..
about making the permanent tariff BIZ
Il high protective measure. \cvrrth"-
less, BY i shift in the halauc" Of power.
the permanent tariff bill. soon 10 be IN
troduccd, will he Il high protective
measure
II will be high because the farmers Of
the west think high protection Will help
them. THIS is ~ reversal from the time
when Dollivcr, of Iowa. led the night Of
the western prOgreSSIN"S against the
famous schedule X" on wool and Inc
rest of the Paync-Aldrich Tariff. During
Taft's administration. il was the rcpub-
leans Of the east. headed by NlLrIrh,
who demanded high protection: today
it is the farmers of the vast VIII" de
mand high protection. and tn" farmers
Of the west have the halanv" OF power
both in the senate and in III" house.
Protection for Wool.
The west is particularly !naiSlcnt on
high protection for raw wool. There Is
one western senator whose pcrS"nrl tx
r,.io,,o l., ,ynicuI 81 ,b,, SIM, of m, nd
~ 49, .,, This .sr.,,or * :, f,rmcr
who made Il large fortune III WOO! anu
IN grazing lands. on which WOOL was
raised The story. as II Is t"Id mere
* that on September l last THIS farmer
senator was NOR" than Il miIll"nair"
but tina, by November l the fall N th"
price of raw wool had wiped out most
Of his fortune. This sort Of mtst"r-
,"nr '''H pso.' $500. ,,,.,.r,. ,,rr ,hrn,,,h.
N'e'' y"
oun Wv w. ,i ,o,,,. cor,,rd
i"''''""S WV =, = 80 10 .,,,.
10 'h' Co's ''SH'''''' ',,.,,,a ,hi,..
Sd! 'h"| '"c '"'"' ~ ~ > 49,, -, 81
III SI6Ht - d" dH'"' '"i' NV "
west Inc "t"' - 40 ,,,
ana thcF th'nA e" n'7" f'.,' >,.'
VIII hetp '"'"'' ~ '"c 80 ,,',
mouse the WIS. - :" Wv ,"i, $500,
therefore. We Sa'i'i NAVY u MS" P'''S
i've 'a'tn. .,..,,,,, o,., ,.bi,.r was
The manufacturing east VIM" M",
tn' p"'""'N VI ''h'' - P, ,h(,, :, =,
years ago, - "U" u"o'Vu'
AIur!ch Oh N"oue 'S'N'u
III inc Se""'t tou's' t'' w..
very a'Hcr'nt A'nu :" "e'', ,r,,,
Na present rep"pilC''n S'H"'o' ''"'''
Rhode Island Nolru dEiHSI INC 'H'''
cncy tarlu OH III KS oFiH'n'' lV'"'
The senator's "l the cast are '"'''N'"7
OF America POSITION as i" 'NP'!''' w
capital. lhcH are thinning VI INV 'e'
billion dollars ""''" /" wv" - Wv,
eminent o! f-UroPtth e'Nr M,
the lour or u'o o'1''o" "'''".
owed ny Hufop'"" e0''
Fate Eurose"n 'n''l'H'' ~ ->, ,',,''
eanKers' ana u ''' 800.
ing WHICH Eu' VP' "'''H " ,,o.,
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toFc.EH i"H'"S' 49,
'ne "''''H' "' N' .rn'''' ,,,,,,,. ,h,t ,ho
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CUT anu wiz men" ,%,'r nr,.or, n,.i.
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'!on as '"o WI
capital
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po"F !" ,.,r:rr -
- . ~ .h.,I ,,-,h,nly ,,t
mo a.. ,, w., -acnrts ,nr I,n hill
l,op dnIlurS owed IN Ms bS foreign EDk-
Nv. ,hara 80 III. 80 y. and arru,
Amha ssodor Harvrv's speech. Mu,n "i
mo cri,irism of thL, spcrrh IS directed
arjnst Mr.. Harvcy's statement that We
entered the war not through altruiSt'
reasons but because 'Gsrmany's Nsrrr>-
sion forced US to do 80. \ good deal ct
Importance attaches 10 Just what reason
- yiven ofr;r,:,llv for Americas entrance
d.,.nd domocrary. Or Tor any other
..i,-uis,;, r,,,son th.u uruIrst.u;lnhly
m, foreign poy,rnru.nts To- whom ""
1891 ,,,,,,o,. ,,ill x,y--aud s,y with
- ron,n,,-tb.,, 40. nurh, mot =, co.,
,ac, ,bo MONEY ~, leaned Them H. carry
49, ,hn WY
orco dnrirp tho ear,y month e. the
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