The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-06-29
GENERAL NEWS OF NATIONAL HAPPENINGS


'r Washington, June 20-The House
d Representatives by a vote OF 22l
- 100 today passed the Underwood wo.
II taIl1 revision bill. providing for
: euucuon OF the duty on wool an
Z Wooien goods. Twenty-four Republ
: cans voted with the Democrats 10
tne passase OF the measure and on
a,on np representative, Francisco
Dnio' voted against It,
,sass allenunnents were oIfered an
H.. s,i cnanse IN phraseology
;5n,,s.' .''s nourS were spent ~ th'
III. ~. 'e'a'o uhuer 'ne hse-min
i l,nn,.,d,.ta,, ,,
WI. n,r'tt, 1890 s'ns Tue INA
tatly. ~ Na,.. v'',' ~ rePeeseh
resal,.n,tted - ~, a' sne p'I DC
comr,lttaa win f,,s,,s, anu means
awn,f a ro,ort s', ~ he''ons e"at is
on tho wopIan snd,,s,,' sI ILL p-S,u
ing final renort 30 ~ ~, ii,"n
i nv n vote ~ 100 % 10 I'm was iose
Renresantattva n,dar,
man OF the wavs ora 1890 80, snS,,
tee ana in charge ., ~ so, ~.
hls forces well toeathar q, s ,hS, Aep'
nosition fo al, s,s,oad,,,. '"ett ~
DnnnAnrofes
mente win o,,a .',s's ~, aionu,
,r,.h r. ~. ny p.ion .ney Voteu
nassaea ""e" tue piii came 10
PF, enrasn.a,,va g.
earad ~, s'.,. 10y VI inuiaha' Oh
wool on tha sraa ,,n. " piace raw
scrih,na 49, ,ns'eau Vi pre-
va,ora,o ga ~ pc, cent ao
committee MFR, s.4..n .ne p.l 10 tne
usac,,,,es ~. I,.' s.i ae.'ons enal man
ad vaIo,a,,' Ts's'. " ~ per cent
mo was lust
uosb,o,, 90
s,rs, ,,,i,.s c N1 nroush its
- rh,aa- oy,us "A. mcCorhick'
~, on',aso' president OF the lnterna-
mer investigating committee succeed
ed today in introducing into its REQ
ord the principal allegation I'm which
the senate was induced to reopen
the case against the Illinois senator.
1t was to Clarence s. Funk. man.
ager of the harvester company, that
Edward Hines is alleged to have made |
the request for a contribution of SIO.-I
900 as part of a fund OF s1OO. 900
to be raised In behalf of Lorimer
Mr.. Mccormick said Funk told him
of his proposition, and said that he
won his Mccormick commenda-
ton.
Mr.. Mccormick said further that
the harvester company had made a
practice to hold aloof from politics.
and to avoid efforts to influence leg
islation. Taking this as a cue, coun-
sci for Senator Lorimer sought to
show that in many states the com {
pany had made an effort to prevent I
the passage of bills considered obiec. =
tionable to 1t. The winess admitted 8
nat ,ne company mad made general
opposition to legislation providing for c
he manufacture of binding Irvine In h
PRISONS. v
Washington T,,na 10 t:
mountine 10 several r,i,,ion dauaaa 81
n duties IN imnortations 90 o,,tio-,, Il
uring tbe LAST tow Yeas hava 800 m
iscovered NV The secret sn,,,o u
gents Of the custo,,s so.,,, -
ave been worlx,ng IN th;s . n
nd I'm the Solinoen d,str,ot - 60
nanv whence most 81 tha
49, "n a'sl nos' vi the imports 3
SECRETARY Of ~ Srs.Ss
yeaeb hogan an ,nvos,tl.osss' Ia
nonthe ago I. a., - % oiai
omnIeted 10 cav u,bot o,.,sS. -'e.i -, ~ e'
aiken 10 recover tha a,'.,ao .. my oe lie
eyed the eovernment bas - ~ 10 al lii
rauded Of "' oee" ue in
seiznre of c,t,arv ,,oao l., ~, 70
'ork ON Satnrdav ,i,ns,rn ntae ~, IN view 81
In AZ cases ~ cmt1ar,' ma. ,ac,. al
avIng a valna % sta 81. en.ereu as pc
auation or onIv secs uo gu s s tn
M ON that ono saiym~, , Vas iounu'
Ient had been defrandaS S"e sore aar tc
duties ueu vi zoos 10
The duty ON cutIerv ia vow h,uh
ri
Washington, June 1S.-The report
%, submitted by the attorney-gen- b.