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VOLUME 11, NUMBER 20
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doclarod Clayton (dom., Ala.), chair
man of tho house committee on the
Judiciary.
" 'Wo will have to wait to seo how
tho courts work undor this now in
terpretation of tho law,' said Clayton."
Paper can bo manufactured in
Canada for $5.35 a ton less than In
tho United States, according to tho
tariff board's report on tho pulp and
print paper Industry, which Presi
dent Taft has sent to tho senate.
Tho cost per ton In Canada is $27.53,
In tho United States, $33.88. This
difference in tho cost of production,
according to tho report, Is duo in
part to out-of-date machinery used
by American mills; to tho fact that
pulp costs nearly twice as much in
this country as in Canada, and to the
slightly higher wages paid American
workmen.
The house committee defeated tho
proposition to put wool on tho freo
list. Tho existing rate will be cut
from 11 cents a pound to 5 or 6 cents
a pound. Majority Leader Underwood
and Speaker Clark led the fight for
protective wool. They contended it
was not wise to cut the $21,000,000.
in revenue from raw wool.
Tho state department has made
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democrats, was adopted. Minority
Leader Mann tried to amend it to
let the speaker name a committee of
fifteen to select the investigating
committee, Dut tnis failed to pass.
77 to 137. '
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house follows: Messrs. Hardwick of
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zer of New York, Jacoway or Ar
kansas, Raker of California, Malby
of New York, Fordney of Michigan,
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Maine.
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he, stole every day from the United
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bound differently, to indicate how"
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country knows this. Men that were
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not bring out the thieves, those who
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