Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1923-05-08 | Page 4 | No Changes in Tariff

NO CHANGES tIN IN TARIFF Answering a delegation from the south that came to protest against a revision ot of the vegetable oil President Harding said there would be no modification oJ of evidence ot of necessity for tor such a change in rates The flexible provisions ot or the tar tar- tariff iff r would prove most disturbing to toI I bu Iness it if constant uncertainty ot ol change In schedules faced the pro pro- producers producers producers of ot the United States Slates Therefore President Presided Harding Is in announcing that revis- revis ions lions by ly the commission must be limited to protecting the consumer against inordinate charges and the producer against unfair competition People of the west wesl are arc Interested In this attitude altitude ot of the president Those in the wool business in cat tie cat We raising in sugar production seek to bo be assured they can plan over over a II period ot of years v alth Ita some of certainty that their In- In In In is not to be suddenly upset by tariff revision I The TIle flexible tariff would be ba a 1 source of discouragement to those I engaged in protected industry if tf the measure were verc to be recognized h AS s a means of ot quick and ra radical revisions jn n protective duties I I