Arizona republican., 1921-05-12
EMERGENCY TARIFF AND ANT|-DUmPINC
 BILL PASS SENATE
ALL AMENDMENTSR BY FINANCE COMMITTEE ARE RETAINED IN FINAL DRAFT OF MEASURE PASSED IN SENATE.
Republican A. p. Leased wIrel

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The sen ate late today passed the emergency tariff and anti dumping bill, retain Ing all amendments recommended by the finance committee, but rejecting those individually proposed.
 The vote was 63 to 2S.
 The Knox amendment, continuins wartime control over imports ol dye-stuffs. was accepted, 61 to 25.
 Seven democrats, Senators Brous- sard, Louisania; Jones of New Mex leo; kendrick of Wyoming, Myeri of Montana, Pittman of Nevada Ransdell Of Louisiana, and Sheppars of Texas, voted with the republicans in passing the bill Another demo- crat, Ashurst of Arizona, who was absent. was announced as a support CT. Only one republican, Senator Moses of New Hampshire, voteo against the bill.
 As passed by the senate the meas ure differs radically from that whicf was passed by the house and now goes to conference. Only the ta-fii features were kept intact, the anti dumping and currency re-yaluatioi sections being rewritten and the pro vision added for continuing of ths war time restrictions on imports 0 dye-stuffs,
 Action by the senate came afte, five hours of attack by democratic leaders. The latter. however. wert not alone in attempts to amend ths measure, for several republican,. tried to broaden its scope All amend ments were swept aside by practic. ally the same vote.
 Late in the day democrats concen- trated on the committee amendment rn lA federal control of dye importations
 Senators charged that the amend ment, submitted to the committee b1 Senator Knox. republican, would ere ate monopolistic control of the dye industry and turn over the consu- mers to the wishes and will of one man." A roll call left it as a part of the bill by the vote of 6l to 25 Senator King, democrat, of Utah was not content. however. and made an- other attempt to strike out the dxe provision just prior to the final vote That failed also. The Utah senator after the passage announced hs would offer resolution soon asks5r an investigation of the monopoiS which he said had been permanently entrenched by the senate's action. Ashurst for Cotton Duty
 There were attempts by some dem oNf dtc RAO OItu AliE Ined sure fT increase rates on particular com modities. Senator Ashurst. demo crat. of Arizona made a hard fighs to raise the rate on long staple cot ton from seven to 20 cents Hi amendment was rejected A to | Senator Jones, democrat. of New Mexico sought to have the bill in clude hides and drew forth the larg- est vote favoripg the change that wa f-er InI T.
 defeated, however. 36 to A. Tn amendment was given support b. Senator Bursum, republican, also c. New Mexico, who in his maider speech, declared that cattle hide were selling for "a dollar apiece and it takes wagonload to pay for pair of shoes"
 Among the senate conferees select ed were Chairman Penrose of the ii nance committee and Senator Smoot Utah, republicans.
 As passed by the senate, the bill i, to be effective for six months wher it is hoped that the permanent tarif' law, now being framed by the house ways and means committee, will havs been enacted It provides duties or wheat, corn, beans, peanuts, pota- toes, rice, cattle, sheep meats lon staple cotton and cotton manufac lures, WOOL ana wool manufactures sugar, milk. wrapper and filler to- bacco and other farm products.
 In addition. the bill carries an an ti-dumping section designed l., chect the influx of cheaply manufacture foreign goods. Provision is made foi the inspection of foreign exporters books to determine costs where nee essary for the assessment of duties The war time control of importatioas of dye-stuffs is continued and tht war trade board section of the state