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Laurens St. Phone 446 Willard Batteries DUTY ON RAW COTTON AROUSES DEMOCRATS Fordney Tariff Proposal Regarded As Joker By Minority. Question of Oil Also Disturbing. 'Washington, July 17.-After a Sun day's rest the house will enter to morrow the last week of considera tion of the Fordney tariff bill with what has come to be regarded as the most highly controversial of all para graphs in the measure-the duty on oil-staring it in the face. Under the special rule governing consideration of the tariff bill, a final vote is due late Thursday. In the meantime, however, the house has to dispose of the oil question and take separate votes on raw cotton and asphalt. Whether cotton should be transferred to the dutiable list pre sents another problem likely to bring a storm session and leaders said it probably would be a repetition of the fight for a duty on hides. D)emocratic members of the house from cotton growing states announe ed after informal conferences today that almost a solid party vote would be cast against the Republican amend ment to the Fordney tariff bill provid ing a duty of 10 per cent ad valorem on raw cotton. Rtegarded as Joke Outlining the position of the mi nority, Representative Garrett of Tennessee, acting Democratic leader, declared the "iniquity of the propo sal was glaringly apparent" in view of the statement of Representative Green of Iowa, ranking Republican member of the ways and means com mittee, that it would not increase the price paid the farmer for his product. Mr. Garrett added that "the only use for the tax was to enable Republicans to increase the duty on cotton goods." "Amidst so many jokers in the Fordney hill," said Mr. Garrett in a statement, "it is well nigh impos sible to say which is the superlative one, but certainly tht proposition to put a duty oin all raw votton-when none is imported, and the treasury can dgrivo no duty thereby-is at least as great as any. "To bring it immtlediately home to the cotton farmer, a duty on raw cotton will give nothing by way of increase in price, but it will be made the excuse for raising the duty and, therefore, the price upoi everything made of cotton which he has to buy. "In framing the ta ritf bill the ways and means committee kept raw cot ton on the free list-where it wa In the old Payne-Aldrich hill. When the (e1.publican caucus took the bill in hand, however, a fight led by South ern Rtepublicans was made to tax cot ton, some of the advocates of this move asserting it would help break tihe 'solid Sout h.' " Noi Foreign Competition I eelaring that the bullk of the Anierican crop of cotton was export ed and that not more than 200,000 1bales of long staple or Egyptialn cot toln wIFs impolted in any year, Mr. Garrett assertecd that mn short staple cotton the South 11:1(1 soltely no coml)pet it ion for scatrcel y a bale of' it wats imp11ortedI. "'An no(0w it is proposted, in view of'10( pouct ion itnd im)porit records,'" he said, ''to impos al5 itduty of 10 pet' cen'lt on al Ic'(t toll. Why Tiv2'he l''ord ney joker lit's ini the faict that when the house votes in the 1 0 per' cenit ad valorem on rawi cotton, the comm it tee (on watys and means 1) wvill imminerd iately follow it with amendments upon11 the cot t 1onil manufacturers' schedutleUI r'aising the duties atfixedl uon~' them ill tht' hill fromcl 12 per 'enit upl--iln other wvords, they will give the comllpenlsa tory du~t tis and1 i ncreatse cost of everyv sinogle Itrticle mitnu0factu red from cot ton." Th'le c'otton tatx , undera tht' special rule by which the hill is being coni sid'eed iln Ih' host', will be taken tul ftor avot e TIuesday. ltt'garlelss of the outcome tht'n, t here will lbe an.tlothe'r vote on the prloposatl purior' to tday nlight. 4 * 4 4 * * * * 4 * * i 4 * * * . . I.:,o:'ins l'a:tlist A\ssoc'iatin will lmeet :ogra wii ~ll be a's follows: Slatuirday lI:ih0--Devotio~nal serlvi(ce. .101hn II. 0:: 0- -:nr'ollmtent 01' mhe'senger's. lent and l'rayerCl lift conformi 1o Whatllc rlts1 as to Spiritual powerl? II: 20- Serm'onl by IDr. J1. 0. Mart1in 12' 0-- Interi'i ssion. 2 : 0 -ID)iscussionm: 'H115sinerss and social conllIlons of todlay, es;'eclally inl seekinog wealth andl woirldly pleas uroi', ats hIidrances 1o Chi'stIan pi'o groeis. .latt. 6:ay,-2'. . II.uMheton, .W. A. Baldwin, W. 11. Cooper. 3:00-Discussion: Spiritual life, the greatest need of .todhy and the most valuable contribution 'by man tb the world. Matt. 6:25-34; Matt. 5:13-10. J. P. Simmons, J. A. 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