The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 12, 1913, Page 2, Image 2
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SENATE PASSES TARIFF
BILL WITJW MAJORITY
LaFollette and Poindexter Vote
With Democrats.
GREETED WITH APPLAUSE.
Action Will Immediately Stimulate
Commerce, Predicts Simmoiis?
President Wilson (irntitted.
Washington. Sept. 10.?The Democratic
tariff revision bill passed the i
senate at 5:4:5 o'clock yesterday af- .
ternoon, amid a burst of applause (
that swept down from crowded gal- '
leries and found its echo on the (
crowded floor of the senate. The vote ,
was 44 to 37. The bill's passage was1
attended with surprises in the final
moments of the voting, when Senator
IjaFollette. Republican, cast his vote
with the Democrats, and was joined
a few moments later by Senator Poln- j
dexter. Progressive. Senators Hans- ;'
dell and Thornton. Democrats, of
Doulslann. voted against the measure.
Until th< names of Senators l.a '
Folletto and Poindexter were called '
no oi.e knew definitely the stand they '
would take, and their votes were '
greeted with enthusiastic applause. j
Fres'. lent \vusoli ms?. uikm* - ?
pressed groat graH flcation over the
end of the long struggle In the senate.
Senator Simmons, chairman of tinfinance
committee, who piloted the
Mil through the finance committee,
the Democratic caucus and the senate.
predicted its passage would bring
immediate stumlus to the commercial
life of the country.
As It passed the senate, the tariff
bill represents an average reduction
of more than 4 per cent from the
rates of the original hill that passed
the house, and nearly 28 per cent
from the rates of existing laws.
SHORT CONFERENCE PREDICTED.
In many Important places the senate
has changed the hill that passed
the house, and a conference committee
of the two houses will begin
work today or tomorrow to adjust
differences. Lenders of both houses
predict that the conference will consume
le^s than two weeks' time.
The senate named Its members of
the conference committee as soon as
the hill passed. Vice President Mar- I
shall appointed Senators Simmons.
Stone,Williams and Johnson, Democrats,
and Senators Penrose, Lodge
and LaFollette, Republicans.
withdrew from the
iH'iuilUl inv-m ..
committee and Senator Shivelev was
appointed in his place. The house
conference, it was reported last night,
will be Representatives Underwood.
Kitchen and U liney. Democrat . and
Payne and Fordnev Republicans.
T1IK FINAL VOTE.
Following was the rol 1 call on the
< ariff bill:
Yeas: Ashnrst, Racon. Chamberlain.
Chilton. Clarke of \rkansas.
Fletcher, (lore. Hitchcock. Hollis.
Hughes, James, Johnson. Kern, Lane.
Lewis, Martin. Marline. Myers. Newlands.
O'Oorman, Overman, Owen,
Pittman. I'omerene. Robinson. Pauls
bury. Sliafroth, Sheppard, Phi'Ids.
Smith of Arizona. Smith of fleorgia.
Smith of Maryland, Smith of South
Carolina. Stone. Swanson, Thompson.
Tillman. Yardman. \Yalsh. William-.
Democrats: LnFolletto, Republican,
and Poindc\ter. Progressive -Total
4 4.
Nays: llorah. Pradley, Uradv.
Tlrandegoe. Hristow. Catron. Clapp.
'lark of Wyoniinp. Colt, Cummins,
Dillingham. Fall, flallinger, Jackson.
Jones. Kenyon. Lippitt. Lodge. Mc('umber.
McLean. Nelson, Norris.
Oliver. Page, Penrose, Perkins. Root,
Sherman. Smoot, Stephenson. Ster
ling. Sutherland. Warren. Weeks and
Works, Republicans, and Ransdell
and Thornton. Democrats Total J7.
Paired and not voting: Townsend,
Burton. Crawford, fJotT, l>upont
and Smith of Michigan. RepublicanLunkhead,
Bryan, Culberson,
Lea, Thomas and Iteed. Democrats -I
Total 1 2.
Absent and not paired: Burleigh
and Cronna. Republicans Total 2.
Vacancy: Alabama 1.
ALL ICYKS ON LAFOLLKTTK.
The tinul struggle began at 4
o'clock, when under a previous agreement.
arbitrary votes began on pending
amendment--. During the closing
hours of debate Senator LaFollette
had become the center of interest,
proposing final amendments on the
cotton and agricultural schedules and
discussing some features of the bill
he deemed favorable, it was nearly
5:10 o'clock when the Vice President
put the bill upon its passage. The
-~it pnii nropooderl deliberately until
the clerk ?.tiled, "DaFolletto."
The Wisconsin senator, seated in
the front row, h- dtnted a moment
Tlis head was bowed and resting on
his hand. Iff- leaned forward a
trifle <nd vlporo sly an wered " \ve."
In lautly npphuii l>rok<> from the
Ralleriei nd senator on the Democratic
id?? joined in enthusiastic
hand "lapping. When the name of
Senator i'oindextor. tho only ProgrossD.
v-mator. was reached and he
had contributed iiis vote for tho bill,
tho applause was renewed.
WHY LAFOLLETTB DID TT.
Last night Son itor DaFollette had
a few words to say of his vote, after
many Democratic senators had surrounded
his desk and shaken hb
hand.
"I realize what I did was a politlca'
sacrifice, hut that within me com
polled ine to vote for the bill. Tin
tariff act of 1H09 was hut little shor
of a crime; the hill passed today I
not a Democratic measure, hut Is i
protective measure, fllve the Demo
crata time and they will put every
thing on a free basis, but they hav
not done It in this bill."
Senator Polndexter said of hi
THE LANCASTER
voW - . .. , ? , ? NO HOSTILITY
1 voted for the senate tarff bill
because it Is as a whole a better bill TOWAR]
than the Payne-AIdrich law now in
force. Furthermore, it contains an
income tax which we have been try- ' "ieiully Relations
Ing to Ret for twenty years." K?a South Ca
When the vote had been announc- be Mainttv
ed Senator Gallinger of New Hampshire.
leader of the minority, con- Atlanta Journal, Wed
gratulated Senator Simmons, "for his Utterauces attribut
courteous, kindly and considerate papers to Governor B
manner" in the conduct of the de- feet that he had "ci
bate. with Georgia" becj
GALLINGER PRAISES DEMO- p'aton declined to gr
no ?fj,Q f?r Julian J. Za<
CItATS. Augusta attorney, ar
"The bill itself Is bad," he said, mer governors had d<
"hut its management has been in requisitions for Thoi
pvery way creditable to the majority the Atlanta attorney,
and eminently fair to the minority." a statement from (J
Just before the voting on amend- Tuesday morning,
meats began Senator LaFollette "So long as I am go
yielded a few minutes of his time to gia," said Governor
Senator Thornton of Louisiana, who requisitions of (Jover
was about to desert his colleagues on be given the same ca
the roll call. teous consideration ?
"It is hard for me to vote against requisitions of othe
li.is bill." said the Louisiana senator, requ sitlons are made
'It is made a partv measure by the South Carolina and
|inrtv with which I cast allegiance Georgia demands tin
16 years ago. It is harder still that consideration,
i am forced to vote aginst it because ? " propose
my own party seeks now to strike a retaliatory policy to
vital blow against, the great sugar in- Mease, and whenever
lustry of my state." requisitions I aha 1 as
" / . , . . . proper investigation
The senator said lie was charged ,|ne of hl? dutv OXP
with a duty from his state higher ,j{scrPtion which the
than any duty he owed to the Demo- jds empowers
*ratic party and voting against the do
'ill he contended, was keeping his r ..It uou'|d t,0 nothii
dodge. astrous if through
\MENDMKNTS VOTED DOWN. ?>r disagreement
_ come an interruption
income ta\ amendments by Sena- and reciprocal rela
ors llrlstow and LaFollette, similar (;,.orgj.v ,nd South (
o those they Introduced several days rU(, tl,';i( ,ho Vriniina
igo, were defeated. An amendment find a haven
iy Senator Callinger that proposed tho other This com
0 send the whole tariff question over wonl(, most lamPI1
1 n111 December, 1914, and submit the
>111 to a popular referendum next
all, was defeated. JOHNSON LE^
One important change made on the a*p AT?1
pcommendatlon of the finance com- O"Alt
nittee gives the secretary of the
reasury power to censor all import- w?, >ljlk4, second Km
d moving picture films. .. , ...
Mayor Floyd?Mis
senator James, acting for the filame
committee, obtained the adop- *
Ion of an amendment modifving tlie . ? , .
provision of the bill that authorizes Spartanburg Special
tie secretary of the treasury* and eol- ^"^vs an<1 (,\ir T'
octor of internal revenue to emplov p'0*0 unofbeial r
n rnvlssiotl indicate
income tax officials without regard ? ??
, -i i Democratic primary
o the civil service laws. . . . , V
have to be held to ch<
PRESIDENT'S STATEMENT. nominee for mayor
President Wilson issued the fol- undpr *he rommlssioi
lowing statement: ernment. None of t
"A flght for the people and for free V?s n'l, u' ' J1 1 * ^
business, which has lasted a long ^ay?r ?- \\ J"',a8?
generation through, has at last been ' ' OR' . !' .V'
won handsomelv and completely. A F o>(l receive,! 508
leadership and a steadfastness in 1,11 "rowm was ellti
counsel has been shown in both ,np "" ^ _ x<> ' s".,
houses of which the Democratic %? ' a ' lliV,' w
party has reason to be very proud. n Cf,f or" race
There has been no weakness or con- " ,s "ceded th?
fusion or drawing back, but a states iv,< mos' ?f
manlike directness and command of ran on a '
, , , ous entorceiuent of t
circumstances. I am happv to have -hi <
, . - ... . commercialized vice
been > outt< < ted vvitli (be government .. . .. ,
... . . .i i i tig'-r<. while Johns
of the nation at a time when such , . .. . . , ,
. ,ii , . , lent on the subject. 1
things could happen and to have . . . ,
... . .. , derstood to have rei
worked in association with men who , w, f r ;U)
could do them. Mrovvn was put f
i here is every reason to believe citizens who were ui
that currency reform will be carried for supporter of (V
through with equal energy, direct- p.icase. Johnson and
ness and loyalty to the general in- j|1(; friends of the gf
terest. When that i> done this first Hundreds of citize
session of the ii.'.d Congress will front voting today
have pas d into history with an un- could not produce ta>
rivalled distinction.
I want to vpr. nr. in! ad For Weakness and I
miration for the devoted, intelligent Th?-old stand:,: 1 , d
and untiring work of Mr. Underwood grovk'stasti i.k
and Mr. Simmons and the commit- M u.-inn and' >
tees associated with litem."
The President expressed warm ad
miration for th< "conscientious inde- rlTATK
peiidenc and courage" of SenatorDa
Kollotto and Poindexter. STATE OF St >1 T1
Countv of L
HIS HOPES REALIZED. Hy J. E. Stewman. .1
The Pr< -blent while always con- Whereas, t.. I. <.
lident that the Democratic majority suit to mo to grant h
would he kept intact to insure tie ministration of the e
passage of the hill by it safe margin. "''n Ourley.
had been hoping for the votes of These are, theref.
Progressive Republicans. He told admonish all nti>1 mi
some of his friends last night tliiit '"'"'J creditors t
aid of this kind outside of the party ceased, that
ranks was one of the concrete evi- foro mo. in the Com
deuces that the Democratic party is J*1' at J''a"(as
progressive. Sep ember 26. 10
. . . ., publication thereof,
The President felt happy oyer the fh|, fon>noon, to ?iu
result. Secretary Tumulty, who had i,nV4, ?hv the
boon an eager auditor in tho senate (imj shouj,i not p,. f
gallery. drove rapidly to tho White Given under my
House and, beaming with smiles, (lay of September. Ar
told tho President of tho vote. j pj
"Great," was liis first remark, as p
lie went to liis study and telephoned
Chairman Simmons his congratula- ____
tions. The President hopes to share WHEN HER
the vneation which members of the
senate are about to take, by going to B/J
Cornish, N H.. for a few days I'nless
the Mexican situation develops
an unexpected turn, lie will leave ^ Woman Fiinls All
here Thursday.
Ambition Slip
i\ . i REST l\ YORK COUNTY PAIR Lancaster women
aches and pains tl
v lien the kidneys
Farmers \re Already Making En- blir(b.?. Backache,
tries For Exhibits. aches, dizzy spells,
ltock Hill. Sept. 10.?Each mail nary troubh s. are
brings in evidence of the increasing; tions of wejik kidn
interest in the approaching county checked In time,
fair which will lie held October 1?) Pills are for the klc
17. Farmers from every part of the attack kidney dlsen
county arc securing premium iisi- ,
and aif sending in application blanks 1 *' '' ' *
signifying that they will have entries rnor" H Uancasto
in the agricultural, live stock and Mrs. VV. M. Bartt
poultry departments. Some will caster, S. C., says
have exhibits in other departments great deal from I
also. The ladies, 100, are taking an My back ached an
interest in the cooking, fancy work from my kidneys w
and canning departments, while the doctored and tried
indications are in the canning depart- another, lint I was
mentfr the girls of the county will t.il I used Dean's 1
have a most creditable display of cured from Craw
I canned goods. The committee Is now Store. They llvei
- working to secure several attractions claims made for t
as amusements icatures. Already a great relief. Don't
t flying machine to give two flights t-lio best remedy I
s dally has been contracted for and ney complaint."
i several clean shows will be secured. For sale by all
The present indications are that centt. Foster-Mill
- there will be a large attendance from New York, sole
e every section of the county and that United States.
York's first fair will be a big success Remember the
s from every standpoint. and take no other
t NEW S, SEPTEMBER 12, 1913.
Z DEBATE STARTED 0
D BLEASE THE CURRENCY B
Between tleor- Motive of Hankers in Opposing
iroliua Must That Hill Will Injure St<K
Ined. Gambling.
Inesday. Washington, Sept. 10.?Th
ed in the news- ministration eurency bill today
lease to the ef- ed on its devious way to the si
ut off relations books when Chairman Glass o
ause Governor house banking committee, anc
ant his requlsi- of the fathers of the measure,
;hry, the young ed the currency debate In the li
id because for- In a long speech Mr. Glai
jclined to grant pounded the principles undei
nas B. Felder, the bill, and replied to various
, brought forth cisms of the measure. The I
lovernor Slaton 'crats hope to conclude the g?
i debate on the bill this week an
ivernor of Geor- i gin its detailed consideration
Slaton. "the day.
nor Blease will Mr. Glass replied at length t
refill and cour-|criticism that the federal r<
s are given the board, placed by the bill in c<
r states. His j uf the proposed financial s;
in the name of would, with its wide powers bt
the dignity of jeet to political influence,
it they receive "There is no politics in this
Jter; there can be none. It is
to pursue 'earnest conviction, based upon
ward Governor am| serious reflection, that no
ho declines my cau conceive, as none has yet pi
sume that after ou^> bow any part of this systei
lie has. in the perverted to political uses,"
rclsed his best j)e happened to be present
constitution of au eminent banker suggested s
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k the United States declared that no close of b
man would ever be found who would |
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atute Mr Glass declared that opposition pue froi
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I one the fact that the bill would sever ti Currency,
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INT OF THE CONDITION I
OF
MERS BANK & TRUSTCO
l Lancaster, S. C., at the
uslness August 9th, 1913.
RESOURCES.
d Discount*. . $141,249.11
J 1,986.97
and Fixtures 2,876.00
u Banks and
l 20.309.2t
3,673.00
9,42.60
1 Other Minor
126.69
ad Cash Items 603.38
$171,666.00
LIABILITIES,
tock Paid In. . $ 50,000.00
i'und .. ..... 1,260.00
1 Profits, less
t Expenses and
'aid 3,898.74
i Unpaid. . . . 12.00
I Deposits SubCheck
16,396.31
tiflcates of De- g
10,088.27 \
Checks 10.00
Checks 10.66
d Bills Redisl
10,000.00
able, including
ates for Money
ed 80.000.CO
$171,666.00
F SOUTH CAROLINA,
ity of Lancaster?ss.
me came W. H. Mlllen,
>f the above named bank,
lg duly sworn, says that
9 and foregoing statement
condition of said bank, as
the books of said bank.
W. H. MILLEN.
to and subscribed before
5th day of August, 1913.
W. P. ROBINSON,
Notary Public.
A ttpnt *
W. T. GREGORY,
A. B. FERGUSON,
W. P. BENNETT, ~
Directors.
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-Schedule figures published
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id. Effective Sept. 15, 1912.
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York.
McOee, A. G. P. A., Colum.;
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