Show WANTS ANTS TARIFF TO A AD D FARMERS Borah Declares Manufacturers Manufacturers Manufacturers Get Protection From Congress WASHINGTON Jan While 13 13 B J aJ the presidents president's agricultural com eom- commission commission mission continued Monday to wrestle Testie with Ith the problem ot of o farm Carl tellef Senator Borah Republican ln Idaho urged in tho the senile te that there be b an e extra lra session ses of the them new w congress to enact legislation dealing Ith the tile subject Calling attention that farm Carm all ail had been a issue to tn th the last campaign the Idaho ren- ren ren-ator ren ator iho to problem con con- confronting con confronting fronting the tho country It IC the turn tinn turners ers are arc to hat halo hayo e ant an ermann Is the same me as It was as before the election J I want lilt to register my protest h he said Id the p that hat agriculture has adjusted it- it itself self or will III adjust Itself In th the near future T TWO TI I OUTSIDE CA CALcES CAL CS CC Betterments in an some somo lines cf cC agriculture he be continued haw o been due to two causes causer the e of oC clops cops In Europe and the DOlis DOli's reputations I plan He lie added hows how- how however ever eser that the Dawes D plan could s not bo be of oC listing benefit unless the tho amount of at reparations to bo be paId b hi by Germany Is fixed at nt a dell deC definite nite sum Senator Bruce Druce Democrat Mary Mar Marland Maryland Maryland land took issue Isue with th Sena Senator tor Borah that thit congressional action l was s necessary He assorted that plight of oC the farmer Carmer was be he be- be being being ing InS relieved ed by natural processes with lIh which th the gO government has nothing to do The truth Is the Maryland 1 senator said that the western n farmer does not try hard lIard enough lie III Is le too prone to 10 run to the government l with his troubles No NoI I matter maUer how far Car from a I functions hI his trouble may ma be bo no ne nets up a cry crt and md l we lI I may ma on I con con- consider con consider sider ourselves fortunate te It if the tho cry does not assume the tenor lenor of oC a threat against the eO 11 tt When hen h Senator Druce declared ai a another point that he was t as almost almos I constrained to ask ah Is there any agricultural problem at all M-I M set set- sev several eral senators were on their fell to SI glee give 0 the tho information but th the Maryland lan senator l to yield Senator Borah said 1 that it if thel e was as delay until the new congress met In th the annual course courso neat nel December there could be no leg leg- legIslation legislation leg legislation for tor at least leat a year Then lie III added congress l would be acting act act- actIng act acting ing with another election Impend Impend- ImpendIng ImpendIng Impending ing and would be guided to a great degree by expediency Instead of oC logic and G C 01 o J r Reminding his colleagues that the Republican part puI had pledged itself to farm tarm relief relict and that this I pledge stood light Ight to 10 the tho Limo oC al the counting of ot the tho list tote ot 1 the last lat voice vice was heard Senator Borah Bald tho the time to toI toI I I that pledge was as just s a-s o soon as the pOl power poser er h had been given I to redeem It t Complaining particularly p against an Increase In taxes paid by the farmer from In 1913 I to 1700 at present the Idaho senator declared no S system or program l would restore the theM American farmer fanner to his place of oC M I prosperity so so 80 long lone as the tho unconscionable unconscionable donable exploitation continues m in inthe the tb name of oC eo government I i He ITe also asserted that th t when the manufacturing ests of oC thi th country found Cound themselves 18 In I dl-I die die- dia had been quick to I tees ess congress enact a a tariff law for their pi- pi pio p l against Corten competition lion tion There should be Le equal I treat real treatment treal ment he lie Insisted for tho farmer I I |