Show r 1 j OVER I ITH THE lit TH SPEAKER I III II d AND COHORTS j j House Insurgents and Demo Demos Democrats Democrats I Fixed Oil Duty at One j Per Cent Ad Valorem M REPUBLICAN FORCES COULD NOT BE RALLIED i CHICAGO WOMEN START FOR WASHINGTON WITH PETITION CONTAINING NAMES aldington April 7 This was a bad ba badi basy i sy y fr i the Republican organization I r the lI he house hou By a coalition between In il Republican r and the th I the ways and means I was as bowled bowed over and th the Advocates of free crude crud oil and its ft won a signal victory when r i amendment by Mr Norris of Ne NeI ka placing the insignificant duty dut I r i per cent ad valorem on those t ar ari arte by substantial i te des cle was as adopted a I A d sion of the toe chairman that tha nen could not be offered to t te 1 sp e oil schedule other than the one oi 1 by the special rule ru of last Monda which provided for tor the re oval unai IIa 1 for the countervailing duty dut or ot rud petroleum and an ad va rem out dm of 2 26 Ii per cent was over nn II nd d and not even a II fervid appeal appe iy i the speaker in an aD endeavor to rally rail rall ill he io Republican forces torce was sufficient to U torm rm tm the thO th tide avowedly against the th Oil company comy By a pr cUc cUcI I unanimous vote the countervailing i lI uty n wont out as a the tile committee hai i in mended Tea and an Coffee Free Freeli Iii i li nil 11 other propositions the tile commit was vas iS sustained The barley ached f ran the gantlet without change changer e era ra r ta t and nd coffee were ere placed on the free freet fr t to toA A at first humorous but bul rr r resulting in pen devel Nd between Mr hr Stanley Kentucky nd I Mr Clark Florida and was u a ter only upon an objection by Mr AIr fr Indiana that it was wa waS S aint the dignity of the house I Barley Came First r Th Si lit t t to lo come up for fur dis die disI ii I ion sion was barley upon which there thereA I was vas A as considerable discussion yesterday here are two amendments pending on 1 tat jat schedule s the duty dub at 25 2 n nt J a 4 bushel a 1 10 per cent ad valorem In as u against t trat c raze rate of o 15 li cents cent a bushel provided 1 r in Iii tW th Wl ku kuTh Th rapidity with which the lumber M nj nd l hides schedule were pre disposed of ad ads to the conclusion among the ma mar marty marty r t leaders that the time fixed for anal a ana na nal M vote te will be amply distant diMant to en h hi hp o full and free discussion of the Mfr schedules covered by the special iI adopted Monday h a substitute for foe both boUt amend i nt Mr lr Humphrey Humphre of Washington rd an amendment placing pIa barley th 1 h free list listii ii airman urman Payne earnestly opposed t of if those th amendments After minutes debate the vote was about h ho taken on the provision I e n il i Mr Tawney offered a resolution kID the th rate 30 39 O cents a bushel l r j L was defeated as was also a O the I of Miller Killer The vote vole then thenn n 1 to t the Alexander and Hum Humy Jy y Y amendments both of which were I 1 In n i harley I a r malt Mr of Kansas PJ id the amendment raising raisin 1 the 1 iv 11 rate from 25 5 cent centi to 45 Ii cents a at ah aying t h 11 i ying to a question by Mr ir Lr Mann Xann of nf 11 I 1 nois the Kansas member de tie dei dej i j hi his purpose was Wat an ann 1 iv n j i an iii industry and aDd not to i r Mann M nn then sarcastically sug sugi su Hi i than Kansas was exceedingly I il i in n l i characterized characterised Mr r Miller as sity of f the th house who en ena ti rg a production of malt out of 1 1 h i 11 t make beer beers s ott Kansas replied that the i rs should hould be hoe taxed at every turn r Tn h n road thus enhancing the cost cot ot of m rals they used T Tn T Miller M i er a amendment was voted 1 1 whereupon hereupon Mr Humphreys of d 1 I all HII a I i Amendment raising the tax hr r q from SI 1 to 1 a barrel but it itt ItI t I nit on a point of order by Mr P 1 w n r the he oil n schedule ch was reached i 1 offered an amendment k kIg ET g out nut the tile countervailing duty dut 1 01 i a duty d ty of 25 5 per cent ad va vai var r I i 1 Mr M h r Sorrl Nebraska moved mon j providing fora for a duty of 1 I 0 1 opt it ad valorem Against A this Mr Ir made the tM point of order that as aswill will ill not lint be hP Included in the commit v Hion It could not ot be sus i The chair hair Ined the point 1 h a i x vote ote of or to too on division was overruled Many i 4 11 tf with nth the Democrats i the chair Tellers Tefler r being or ord ord C d j the t hI vot ot was Wall increased 1 i if vote m If tood IS to T schedule li ent eltre re petroleum Continued on Page 7 BOWLED BO OVER THE I SPEAKER AND COHORTS Continued from Page 1 was 85 opened to amendment The 1 K suit sult created much excitement nt ntA A vigorous appeal was 5 made by b Mr Ir Campbell of Kansas for protection for independent oil oft producers who he said i needed protection while the Standard company did not Attack on the Standard A bitter attack on the Standard Oil 01 company was made by b Mr Ir Cooper of i Wisconsin Wl eon tn in favoring th the amendment nt i iby by Norris of Nebraska placing a duty of or I 1 I per cent on OR crude petroleum and its i products product I Seeing the wave ae of sentiment in fa favor favor vor 01 of the amendment Speaker Can Cannon Cannon Cannon non took the floor and warned the members of the dangers daners ahead He made madea a plea pIes for the American producer of oil on The TIM amendment he declared was designed to punish h the wicked Standard Stand Standard Standard ard Oil on company Gentlemen he said is Ia It not well enough to sea s when you yO seek peek to punish somebody that tt you claim dalm is bed bad that you ou do not like Samson Sameon pull down don the pillars and have the temple fall faU upon I you rou r rouThe The adoption of the Norris amend amendment amendment ment mont he said Mid would let In practically practical free refined oil from Mexico and still sUIi the gentleman from Wisconsin and and oth others others ers els clap chip their wings and crow and cru crucify cm the people while they demagogue In denouncing the wicked Standard OH Oil |