The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 5, Ed. 1 Friday, March 26, 1909 Page: 1 of 8
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Apropos of the new tariff bill now before congress, in„'i
men are so de£ply interested, the following special to the Átl
. tution from its'Washington correspondent will be of intere
Washington, Varch 21.—The democrats who have been
ing tlie tariff bill.-.reported to the house this week, are .constant
new "jolters" in that measure. Loud wails and voluble complaints
air. The most aggravating" discovery is-'that the bill cuts very deef
some schedules in which the south is vitally interested.
The proposal in the bill to cut the lumber duty in Half, or from $2 i
has brought fourth lengthy resolutions and voluble protest from lumt
in Georgia, Florida: and Alabama* Practically every sawmill man in
has written to both the Georgia sectors. Today a petition signed by .
six lumber firms of Alabama was received by the Alabama senators.
petition recites the fact that the principle ofprotection has been indor.
by a majority of the American voters, and that the south should not
deftied protection on its industries. It says:
"The recent election has emphatically demonstrated that an overwhelr
ing majority of the. people are in favor o£ the protection qf American
• dustries."
Soifle southern democrats are charging that the republicans deliber
cut down the protection on southern products simply to embarrass j
humiliate the democratic representatives and put the%in the attitud
. advocating "revision upward."
But those who are kicking against the bill are not coniflkd to the
Lumbermen in the state of Washington have joined in the c\ They clair
it will ruin their business. To win support for their cause, they say
tinder protection $75,000,000 a ye,ar is paid in that state in wages and tí
it is spent in the granger states for Corn, hogs, dairy products, etc.
The democrats who ajre opposing the leadership of Champ Clark
Mr. Bryan and-his followers in the middle west responsible for the agitatioíL
for a lower ddty on lumber. They say the plank in the democratic national
platform calling for free lumber was adopted as a sop to the democrats in I
the middle western states, where nothing but sage brush grows, and wher
a tree is a curiosity. These western democrats are large consumers of lu
ber, and produce not a stick, and they demanded that the duty be taken <
The lumbermen from Georgia, Florida and Alabáma.are urging U
senators and representatives to restrict any attempt to lower the duty on
lumber or its products. They print out that to thus cripple their busii
would prove extremely harmful to all the other related industries, nan
transportation, banking and mercantile pursuits.
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At the mills of the Lutcher ft Moore Lumber company a cargo of ma*
te rial is being loaded out that has been subjected to the soda dip process,
and the opening up óf the piles has been watched with considerable interest
and anxiety. This lumber was subjected to the hardest test that could b<
given. After being dipped jt was piled down, perfectly green, in solid piles
without any stacks at all. Ordinarily this would mean that the lumber would
begin to blue before it had been in the pile twelve hours. After being in
the piles this way fpr from thirty tp forty days, it. was opened up when the
loading crews begaii loading the barges and the lumber was found to be as
bright and clear así the day it dropped from the saw. This is considered
quite a victory for the soda dip process, as lumber that could stand a i
* as severe- as -that and - not. blue >.wilí_ stand- the. ordinary, piling, .without i
fear whatever of bluing or deterioration. The Luteher & Moore LufMi
company ate very much plestjtd, with their t(ial of the new process so far
and haye jt in operation at bpth Of theirplanfli.
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We Print for Lumbermen
Mr. ft H. Farweil,'assistant general manager of the Lutcher & Moore
Lumber company, and owner of the famous Sabine Kennels at Orange, ia
sending'out to friends, and those interested thisrweek a handsome calenda^
for the Kennels, showing phótogriphs of thrée of the young prize winners
from' these kennels', Sabine Rarebit, Sabine Fernie and Sabine Reckoner.
These three were first, second and third at the recent bench show in Bos-
ton, Ferflie t«1dng first ^Oyei' the famous Warren Remedy. Sabine Rarebit,'
in turn, captured eight first prizes at the Pittsburg show, and each df the
three shown on the calendar are prize winners. Mr. Fárwell was recently of-
fered $1,000.00 fpr. Saty^o Rarebit,, but refused it. Rarebit is a son
of the famous world's champion, Sabine Result, the dog that was recently
• kUkd in abitad wijeck at Goldw ter¿; Miss., his death forming the basis
for a claim for heavy damages which the Sabine Kennels have filed agains
the express company which had him in tkarge.
Fiominent] visitors in Orange this week were Messrs. Arthur Forche
mer, of Hamburg, head of the lumber and timber importing firm of Hti
Forcheimmer in that city; Ludwig Hayman, manager of the Amer
branch of the company, with headquarters in New Orleans, and E. Mi
district manager of the same firm( They spent one day here interviewing
the local manufacturers and looking over the situation, inspecting the mi
.plants, and making note of stocks, shipping facilities, etc.; with a view tac i
keeping in dose touch with the manufacturing end of the business. T§M§¡
Forscheimmers are lar|{e exporters of yeilow pine from gulf ports and
the past twelve months have been exporting extensively through the por
of Sabine. It is quite likely that they will enlarge their operations in J *
district as soon as there is a turn for the better in the export trade, as 1
are particularly well pleased with the quality of the material and care exi|i
cised in its manufacture by mills In this section. ?
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The Lutcher & Moore Lumber company has recently inaugurated a
new plan in then; sales department, as a result of which they will work in
conjunction with the Dibért, Stark & Brown Cypress company, of Donner, ,
La., whereby the salesmen of the cypress company will also handle the
duct of the yellow pine mill at Orange, while the salesmen of the Lutcli
& Moore Lumber company will handle the product of the Donner Cyp
Mill company in their territory. The salesmen of the Djbert, Stark & Br
Cypress company, who operate in \hc Northwest and who will hereafter
handle also the product of the Lutcller & Moore Lumber company's yellbv
pine mills at Orange, aret T. I. Bennett, headquarters at Kansas City,
covering the surrounding, territory; Ed. Leech, Topeka, Kansas, cover ,
territory as far south as the Santa Fe railroad in . Kansas and north to tfc
Missouri line; R. GJ Wprster. St. Joseph, Mo., territory north of the
souri river; F. T. Young, Wichita, Kansas, covering Southern Kansas
Oklahoma as far .south as Oklahoma City. This is one of the best
and most wide awake corps^of lumber salesmen it} the northwest and it
safe to say that dealers in that territory,will become thoroughly acquaint!
with the merits of yellow pine.manufactured at Orange,(Texas, and cy
manufactured at Donner, La. 1
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MANUFACTURERS OF
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Rough! sized and dressed
Our facilities for prompt shipment are better than ever before
■' We solicit your inquiries and orders
Loading Tickets
Scale Sheets
Price Lists
Stock Sheets
Bills of Lading
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After a week's, trip of inspection Messrs. A. W. Miller and C. S.
returned to the*city, accompanied by Messrs. James G." Berryhill of
Moines, Iowa, and W. Sv Single an'd.E. S. Henrichs of Alton, Iowa. Mei
Berryhill,.Slagle and Henrichs ar<i the principal holders of the securiti
the Miller ^ Vidor companies.
The inspection included the saw mill property at Orange, the saw/,«
property at Beaumont, tfie saw mill property at Milvid, and the sáv1 :
property at Timber: Inspections were also made of two divisions
Peach River lines, fhe Galveston, Beaumont & Northwestern Railwa
the Riverside & Gulf Railway. .For Jbis latter inspection special trail
used. The properties were .found to be in a high state of efficiency
Northern holders of. aécúritiesíatc .well pleased with the results
Mr. Beirryhill is one of the leading bankers and capitalis
Messrs. Slagle and Henrichs are two of the largest lumber opei
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Ford, A. L. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 5, Ed. 1 Friday, March 26, 1909, newspaper, March 26, 1909; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth183158/m1/1/: accessed May 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.