Show FR FLEE liST IN TARIFF Bill ADOPTED I Roll Calls on Substitutes for Woolen Schedules Deferred Until After Measure Leaves Committee of the Whole A RAPID PROGRESS MADE DESPITE MUCH DEBATE Democrats Predict Final Vote Next Week Senator Smoot Urges Strengthening of Paper Paper Paper Pa Pa- per Countervailing Duties t r t I AGREE TO FREE RAW WOOL I II I I I Washington Aug 2 25 Freo Freo I I raw wool was agreed to in the 1 Senate today without a n roll call I 1 No o objection was made to ratification ratification ratification cation of f the paragraph though t Republicans senat senators rs will later deI demand domand de do- I mand roll calls caUs on pending substitutes substitutes sub sub- s for the tho woolen schedule when Jl the e bill leaves the committee committee commit commit- t- t tee of of the whole The Tho f finance committee amendment amend amend- ment providing that free wool should not become operative until t December 11 1310 also was I agreed to The entire free list was approved approved approved ap ap- ap- ap proved with the exception of paragraphs relating to tp works of I I art which were recommitted J y VV WASHINGTON Aug 25 Rati Ratification Rati- Rati of the free list in the tho tariff bill with reservation of a fe few commodities commodities- for later consideration agreement b by Democrats of the fi finance finance finance fi- fi nance committee to consider an amendment b by p Senator KeD Kenyon on which wo would ld automatically transfer trust controlled articles to the free list discussion of free print paper and the paper schedule and a lively ively debate on southern and New England Englund cotton mills enl enlivened tho tariff debate do- do doI I bate bato in In the Senate t today d So rapid was the tho progress ress in consideration consideration consideration con con- of or th the free freo list that Democratic Demo Demo- cratic cratie leaders leader's were ero led to predict an early earh passage of or tho the bill insisting it would be read ready for a ot vote voto b by br the ml mid mid- die dle of oC next week In the tho midst of or this tills progress however wore Injected several soy sev eral oral set speeches which precipitated a aIonA along along long IonA colloquy between Senators Lip Ilp pitt of ot Rhode Island and Smith of ot Carolina Carolina Carolina Car Car- olina over ove relative conditions in Now England and southern cotton mills This occupied d everal hours and left lert the Continued on Palo Page 2 Column 1 1 OOL FREE RAW WOOL PROVISION ADOPTED WITHOUT mem ROLL CALL Vote on Substitutes Deferred f Until After Bill Leaves c Committee of Whole f. f I I Continued from Page 1 I I con considerably behind for tor tho the da- da day I S SUbstitutes to Come Up VP Later Inter Free raw wool wa was among the proposals proposals pro- pro on the free list approved f b by the In committee of oC tho whole but hut this will come up again on sub sub- 1 offered in tho Senate proper Free Freo moat cattle sheep cheep swine and wheat were passed over oyer at the request It McCumber of ot North flit Da- of It if Senator kota kotu S Senator Smith of ot South Carolina as- as calling the foreign labor in New England Begland Eng Beg land cotton mills and the wages paid paM provoked a no sectional debate Senator Lippitt retorting with th a n description of ot the tho child labor In the south and a no comparison comparIson com corn parison of or wages showing shoving the southern southern south south- em ern wages Vas to be lower than those paid hi In New Now England cotton mills to as The Tho paper schedule was agreed N amended by bv tho the finance committee with the tho cx exception of ot the parn paragraph on wrapping paper h which ch was ns passed of Senator over 01 at the suggestion Hughes n in charge of ot tho the schedule Urges Urge rap Paper r Dut Duty Senator Weeks said he thought the paper tariff should be bo further con considered consid conald- ered b by his committee A dut duty of or 2 a ton on print paper ho said ald had been suggested and this he thought would American not Impose any burden on publishers publisher Senator Smoot also urge urged that the countervailing dut duty provisions on paper paper paper pa pa- strengthened Senator Gallin- Gallin per be ij A. A for f.- Ameri- Ameri mari mari- Ker ger i cr l' l ivi WL i I u x can ean manufacturers Instead of or turning the paper industry over to Canada S Senator Johnson of or Maine in charge e the tho of or the paper schedule defended committee proposals The disappearance disappear disappear- ance of or American spruce forests he said made it necessary to go to Canada for paper woods lie He added that ho fully sympathized Empathized with Ith Senator Lodge fAdge In Inthe Inthe th the view that something should be bedone bedone bedone done to compel Canada Canala to remove wood pulp export restrictions but knew know of no way to do It at this time e 1 Ken noD on Amendment ner Referred Senator Kenyons Kenyon's amendment to free Cree concern concern concern con con- of list automatically products a cern adjudged a monopoly b by tho the courts precipitated a prolonged prolong d debate at It the conclusion of which It was sas referred tl to the finance committee A diversity o of opinion among amons- Republicans and Democrats Democrats Demo Demo- era ts was developed Cummins declared declare that ne- ne S Senator Sanator for free tree listing monopoly products products products pro pro- ducts would disappear when the Sherman Sherman Sher Ster- law was amended to send semI offenders offend offend- man sean ers ers ers' to Jail and when courts appointed receivers to sell leU monopoly properties no so that the guilty one could not continue con coil to profit monopolies bo be ended when How can enn court declares a a. combination combination combination the supreme did in the tho th the tha law as It tion Violates and then the tile a attorney attorney Horney Hor- Hor Union Pacific case around to devIse a n. aplan aplan ney general goes Interested to keep the with Ith those plan alive demanded Senator tor monopoly Bristow He lIe added that It seemed to tho tile tobacco tho tile Standard Oil In him and that the Union Pacific cases the the- thede department de do- co connived to had of justice continue their monopoly not did he explained to Later general with designedly designedly de de- de- de the attorney charge chatS seeking to annul the dissolution that the result tit of the charged tion thou but consultation with generals general's attorney railroad interests had been to deprive de do- I the the public of any benefits from the dl dissolution The sundries schedule was taken up paragraphs paragraph on braids brooms tho and said and buttons agreed to Senator Senator Sen Semi brushes Bristow protested that the reduced ator brooms was waa another dIscrimination discrimination duty duly duty on on against products In which Interested Senator Cum- Cum farmers were du duties duties duties du- du the tho reduced protested sted against as prot inIn the cheaper grades of ot but buttons ons ties on would claiming that the rates proposed manufacturers out of or put the Iowa business During the afternoon Senator delivered a. a general defense of ot tho the bill measure meas- meas It with other tariff comparing that it He Be denied tires Uren of ot the past discrimination against studied was as a R. the farming class amendment to the torel foreign n meat An tho the to Inspection clause use was proposed finance committee toda today by ly the bureau which suggested su animal Industry of or of clause clauso providing that an original the 4 Inspection of or foreign meat equal 1 to tho the Inspection of ot American meat should Is la do- do be he sufficient The amendment b provid- provid to clarify the tho clause clauso by such foreign or Inspected meat ring InET that and l 0 shall enjoy enjo the tho same earno rights right J accorded American meat in- in leges as law of eb ejected under the inspection 1906 |