Show IDAHO SENATOR IS AFTER NEWSPAPERS W WASHINGTON June 17 During H.-During During his speech on the zinc schedule yesterday I Senator Heyburn of Idaho paid his respects respects respects re- re I j to the representatives of the press He lie was diverted from the tho re regular lar i i path of his remarks by an editorial suggestion sug- sug suggestion estion in a Washington morning paper that an ad valorem duty on tariff I speeches delivered in in the senate probably probably ably would not produce enough revenue re to pay yay ay the senators senators' salaries Discussing Discussing this expression he referred i to the tho Washington representatives of I the newspapers as the Joke oke sifters in i ithe I II I i the gallery and declaring that they I were Mere not interested in in the zinc schedule he be said that if you get up some diverting diverting di- di I vertin controversy that verges upon a 3 disregard of the rules of this body I then you are happy Through the courtesy of the senate he said the papers representatives oc oe occupied occupied oc- oc I palatial and luxurious quarters I in tho the capitol and were even permitted to walk on the floor of the senate I He declared the papers to have put themselves in in position of a guest who misbehaves himself at a his hosts host's table |