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TIIE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON ' ! ' 1 -' ' ' FRIDAY MORNIXG." JULY 23. 192 . -' .. - - '''. 5 ' FIGHT Of! WOOL il r'v: - vx n m . n rzz . . ei whams'-. j O.. I ! . Republican Senators Hold Tariff, of 40 Cents as an Outrage on Public WASHINGTON. July 27. t Continuation of Republican oppo Ft!on to rate on the wool sched ule; Democratic proposal for a scientific" tariff as a substitute ' for the pending bill, and the vir j tual re-writing of the silk sched ule by the finance committee ma jority were outstanding- develop Omenta today in the. tariff' situa tion In the senate.' 1 - Senators Lenroot of Wisconsin and Kelson. Minnesota, voiced the protests of a small "group on Qtbe majority side against the wool rates, but on roll calls the com amlttee recommendations were ap proved by overwhelming, majori ties. Senator, Lenroot told the Hbcnate he realized the "otter fa l tillty" . of undertaking , to bring j about any changes in the protec Ttlve duties proposed. ; ' ', "It should not be done, no mat ster what tacts were shown to the senate," he declared. "The votes are here to put the rates' through J Just as the committee reported ( them " f ' '' s . J. Doty Would Be 100 Fer ent Senator . Nelson characterized the committee rates ot 40 cents pound as 60 per cent ad valor em on woolen cloth weighing no more- than four ounces ; to the square yard as an outrage. lie said, It worked out at 100 per t-cent sd'yalore-iii. : -- -v -It thats th kind of tariff you want to, Inlllct upon the Am i erican pepple we want 4o know It," be chouted. "I never heard of a more unconscionable duty. I would, be ashamed to tell the peo ple lhad voted for a duty of 00 per. cent on cloth all of us have to.: weur la the winter time." Making a similar explanation ot 3 the rate, Chairman McCumber as serted If it could be shown that the protective duty,. was too.a'gh. 3 the committee and the senate would -change it.'. So fax as the I compensatory rate was concerned v be said, all would have to admit that the manufacturer - was . en I titled to it since he had to pay a - duty on his taw. product. He f added that If Senator Nelson J wanted to reduce the compensa tory duty he should move to re- y .t consider the rate on -raw wool; Mr. McuumDer saia mat Air. xsei- "eon lad .voted .yesterday against fJ the Wadaworth amendment to ; make that duty 28 cents" and that . consequently be - assumed ' the ., ' Minnesota senator favored the 33 cent rate.' :. r ..- i Would Detttow Gifts, Charge . Continuing his '' assaults upon C j each paragraph In the wool sched t tile aa they were reached, Senator J Walsh of Massachusetts In charge ;k of the minority opposition to .the ' , .schedule, told the senate the du- ties on yarns, ' which ' were ap proved as originally recommended ' . by the committee, tarnished "the (1 most outrageous case" that had come up In the wool discussions, lie charged that the protective ' duties were duties to 'bestow spe trial gifts and special) favors" up- on the eplnhera. His amendment to reduce the protective rates by 10 per cent was rejected 31 to 19 1 snd then the original rates were .; approved, 51 to 19. Five Repub licans', ''Borah, Cummins, Jones of 5 Washington, Kellogg and Lenroot ' fte against the rates and two Democrats, Broussard " and Ken ' drick, toted for them, ' A i The Democratic "scientific" 4 tariff amendment was presented by Senator Jones of New Mexico oa behalf of the minority mem , ben of the finance committee. Under Its terms the tariff commis si slon would be required after ade quate. Investigation to recommend 'to congress tariff . rates, which, , 1 in its Judgment, should be fixed by law' and the reasons Tor each 9 .. recommendation' .made. Demo crats said this would leave the authority with congress to enact " grates. ' '" -.'-tf .-Ti 3 i "WLo la the wisest man men tioned in the Scriptures?" asked a teacher of .one ot her Sunday school class., "Paul." exclaimed the little fel low, confidently. "Oh, no, Johnnie; Paul waa a very good man. but Solomon is mentioned is the wisest man." ' "Well, my father says Paul wa? the wisest man because he nevei married, and I think my father ought to know, replied the boy emphatically. , Mrs. Naggiy I suppose . If I were to die tomorrow you'd mar ry some other woman immediate- .-Naggiy Not right away i a taee a rest first. $550 Kimball Piano $135 $5 Down flJW a Week . f t you want a genuine snap in a ; good used piano of 1 standard make se this bargain. 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