Show HOUSE VOTES fOR CANADA RECIPROCITY Taft Sustained by to 92 Now Up to Senate w WASHINGTON ASHl F Fob Feb b 16 President President Tafts Taft's reciprocity agreement with Canada Canada Canada Can Can- ada was as ratified In tho the house of ot representatives last JaRt night through the support of ot an almost solid Democratic vote vOle Tho The McCall bill carrying tho the agreement Into effect was Passed parsed to 92 The Tho majority of ot the Republicans present pres pres- enl ant voted against the tho measure tho the division divi aba sion being 7 08 ayes and Si 81 noes The Democratic vote ote was ayes nyes and only five noes A majority of ot tho the Republican Insurgents goats gents present voted for tor tho the bill The McCall McCaU bill blU now goes to the senate What Its fate will bo be In that body Is la problematical President Taft believes believe If a 11 filibuster can b be bolded avoided and a Vote ot oto taken the bill Dill will p pass es Ho ISo Is Insistent that tho the senate enate shall act ono one wa way or theother tho the other and h has s Indicated that he ho will call an extra session of ot con congress ss If it It d does docs 8 not do to so The passage of at tho tim bill In tho house came an as tho end of at a lon long debate debato which at times was waa as S bitter a as has haa been heard on the floor noor of ot that chamber In ln years The fight was wan confined almost wholly to the Republican side Democratic Democratic Demo Demo- cratic members joined In from tIme to time and taunted the majority members for their lack of or unity G Good od Democratic Doctrine The Democratic leaders Jeader also aIM put In the claim that the tho reciprocity agreement agree agree- ment meat was as good grood Democratic doctrine and declared they were Glad clod to In President Taft Tatt and many of at tho the house Republicans Into the Democratic fold told The final ote vote was reached tonight through the application of a cloture rule which shut off ott all aU amendments and oven dispensed ed with l the reading of or the bill This procedure was decided upon on only I after Mr McCall In charge charco of oC the bill had failed ailed to 10 got get unanimous consent to todo todo todo do away with tho the calendar Wednesday today If It that had been secured ho he raid said ho he would have hn been glad dad I d to let It tho the debate contInuo continue for tor or another r legislative day Tho The Republicans Republican opposed oppose to tho the bill fought the rule rulo denouncing It In caustic Ian lan guage e. e They directed their fire especially espe espe- daIly against the tho Democrats tl and accused them on tho the eve o of going Into power o othe or of orthe the house of ot enforcing a gag a rule a a- a drastic as anything against which th they y had so 80 eloquently inveighed In the past Champ Clark took Representative Dalzell Dal- Dal zell of Pennsylvania sharply to task for tor complaining l of or tho the undue haste hasto with which tho the house was acting on tho the reel red measure Tho The to speaker sal said tho the Democrats Democrat had sat for tor years eara bound and gagged d while tho the gentleman from rom Pennsylvania and his associates had brought In rule after rule rulo and had rushed legislation through without giving pt an op for tor amendment nt Under tho the cloture rul rule which was Wae adopted by an overwhelming vote vot the only loophole left to opponents of or the mea measure ure WD- WD was a motion to recommit the tho bill to tho the committee of ot the whole house houe with In instructions to report certain amendments I When hen the time came come to do this hala half hal halfa a Q dozen dOT members were clamoring fo for reco recognition Proposes Free List Mr Ir Dalzell was recognized by Sp Speaker Speake Cannon Ho He proposed that meat ment an and meat products product flour prepared cereals lumber and several other articles article bo ho pu put on the tho free list The Tho Democrats were not shaken by this and the motion wa Wn lost to The cloture rulo rule had ben been agreed aneed t to previously by a 8 vote of ot to Some Rome of ot tho the old guard s Republican leaders hike Dalzell of ot Pennsylvania an and For Fordney of or Michigan n. veiled but thinly their predictions that the tho Republics Republican party would be defeated by reason o ot of what they characterized a 8 departure from the tho principle of protection and the tho es espousal espousal es es- of or fr free freo o trade Speaker Cannon took no part In th the debate deb either yesterday or today There was waa applause se whon when on the first recon record vote voto that was waa ordered the speaker caned caller Representative Ohio James of ot Kentucky Kentuck ono one of or the leaders of ot tho the Democratic side to the chair Mr James tat sat there all nil through th the and announced d th the thA ot vote YOtA ThIs Is said laid to be tho the only time a Democrat has been called to preside over oyer th the house since the Republicans gained I con con- trot Pr President Taft tonight gave a n. dinner to Speaker Cannon The m meal 1 was nas do do do- ed 11 on hour while the house was voting vot vot- ot Ing on reciprocity It Is said taid th the tho president dont dent sent ent word he would change chanse the thc dinner din din- ner ncr Into a breakfast If Ir It was ae ne necessary in tn order to pass the bill Votes for Treaty The final vote by b which the bill wa was passed was waa For the tho bill Republicans bill Republicans Republicans- Alexander New York Anthony Anthon Austin Barchfeld Barnard B Bartholdt ham Boutell Burke Pennsylvania Butler Cader Cary Can Cassidy Cocks Cooper vania anla vanla Cooper Wisconsin Crumpacker D Denby Douglas Draper Dury Fish Pose Foss Garnor Garner P Pennsylvania hanl GlUe Gillette tto Graff Greene Grist Heald Henr Henry Con Con- ne HIggins Hill Hm Hinshaw Hoi Hol- worth Howland Hubbard Iowa Iown KInkaid of ot Nebraska Grun Grun- miller Kustermann LaC Lafean nn Law Lawrence Law Law- ren rence Lon Longworth orth McCall McCreary McCredie McKInlay of ot California McKinley Me Mc- Ic Kinley of at Illinois McKinney Madden Madison Mann MaMe Massey Miller of ot Kan Kan- sac liaR Miller of at Minnesota Moon of at P Pennsylvania Penn Penn- nn sylvania d Needham Nice Olmsted Parker Parsons PoIndexter Roberts Roberta Rodenberg Sl SI Slemp mp Stafford Stevens Steven Taylor of at Ohio T. T Til Tilson Tilson Til- Til son Weeks Week Wiley Wilson o ot of Illinois Young of ot Michigan and Youn Young of ot New York Total 78 76 Democrats Adair Ad Adamson m on Alken Aiken n Alexander of at Missouri Mso Andl Anderson on Ansberry Ans Ans- herr berry A Barnhart Bartlett tt o of oC Georgia Bartlett of ot Nevada Beall BeaU o of oC Texas Texa Bell of at Georgia ta Boehne Booher Borland Bowers Bower Brantley Brantle Burgess Burnett Byrd Byrns Byrne Candler Can Cantrill t Carlin Carter Clark of at Florida Clark Clar of or Missouri Clayton Cline Collier Co ney Covington Cox of ot Indiana Cox o ot of Ohio Craig Cravens ent Cull Cullup uP Dent Don Den ner n. n ver var Dickinson Dickson Dies DIe Dixon o ot of I Indiana Daniel A. A Driscoli Dupre Ed Edwards Edwards Ed Ed- wards of Georgia Ellerbe Ferris Forris Finlay Fin Fin- lay Iny Fitzgerald Flood Floyd Fo Foster ter o of oC Illinois Gallagher Graner of Texas Gar Gar- rett GillespIe Glass GIMS Godwin Gordon Graham of or Illinois Gre Gregg s Hammill Hammill Ham Ham- mill Hamlin HardwIck Hardy Hard Hani son pon Havens Haven Hay Hensn Heflin Helm Henry Henrj of or Texas Hitchcock Hobson Houston Hughes Hught of ot Georgia Hughes of New Jerray Jer Jer- ray sey Hull Hun of ot Tennessee sO Humphreys o or of l Mississippi t James Jamison Johnson of or Kentucky Johnson Johnon of or South Carolina Jones KellIher KInkead of or New Jersey Jer Jer- M soy sey Kitchen Korbly Lamb Latta Lee Ue Legare Lever Lively Lloyd Llod McDer McDer- Continued on page S. S HOUSE VOTES Continued from page pae 2 mott moto McHenry Macon Maguire agul Martin Martn of or Colorado ColorAdo Slays Mays ra Michel Mitchell Moon Mon Moon of Tennessee see Morrison Mol Moss Nicholls ls OConnell O'Connell Oldfield Padgett Page Peter Pet Pet- er arc erl Pou Rainey Rauch Bauch Reid Robinson Rod Ru Rucker Bucker ker of ot Missouri Saunders Sharp Shar Shepard ShEr Sherley y Sh Sherwood r Sims Sisson Slayden Small Smal Smith of Texas Sparkman Stanley Stephens Ste Sto- Taylor Talor of Alabama Taylor of or Colorado Thomas Thoma of Kentucky Thomas Thom Thom- as of or North Carolina Turnbull Underwood Watkins WelS Weiss Weiss-s and Wick Wick- liffe Itc Total 13 In all 1 U. U Against Reciprocity Against the bill R bl-R Republicans bill Republicans Bennett of or New t Tork York Bradley e Burke Buke of or South Burle Burley Dakota Campbell Chapman Cole Cowles Creager Currier D D Davidson DAI Davis DAw Dawson tawson on Dodds DwIght Ellis Els Elvins En Englebright Esch Fairchild Fairchild Fair Fair- child Fassett Faett Focht och Fordney f Foster oster of or Vermont Yermont Fuller Fler Gaines Gardner r of or Massachusetts ts Gardner of New Ne Ter Jersey lersey Gobl Good Graham of Pennsylvania Grant Guern Guernsey p Hanna Harms Haugan Hau Hau- gan Hawley Haves Hull Hul of or Iowa Iowa Humph Humphr humphrey Hum- Hum ph y of Washington K r. r Kendall K Kennedy nn dy of I Iowa WA Kennedy K of r Ohio Knapp Kop Korp Lan Langham Lanaham L Lindbergh Lindbergh Lind LInd- bergh Lowden T cl McL Martin Martn of oC South Dakota Mondell Mondel Moore of Pennsylvania M Morgan of Missouri Moran Morgan Morgan Mor Mor- gan an of Oklahoma Mors Mors' Mole Moxley Nel Sal Eon son Norris Ol ot Picket Pickett Plumley Pratt Pra Pray Prince Reeder Scott Sim Sim- Ion mons Smith of Iowa South Southwick lck Steen Sterling Swazy Thistle wood Thomas of or Ohio d. d War Wai 3 J per gr r. r Washburn Wheeler Woods 1 of or Iowa Total Tora 1 Ii s I Democrats Brou J rd Hammond Pub Pujo Webb ebb Total 6 5 In all el 9 92 n. Longworth Explains nl Representative Ln Longworth rth of or Ohio In support of the denied d It was a departure fron tho the policy of or protection In voting oUn for or tho the measure Mr lr Longworth Longworth Long Long- worth said uld ho he was folo following the leadership leadership leader leader- ship of Payne of o Ro Roosevelt and of or Taft Mr McCall said sll It ns a 1 matter of or org g great at regret to tn him that hn hI should be compelled to differ with v wih so po o many of oC his colleagues He HI e convinced con however howo that reciprocity soon on would prove pro e Its I. I worth and he h nl d It I would benefit every Ier section Faction of oce the United d States as asell aswell well ell wel R ns as th the dominion As for th th th D Democrats ts Mr said wh whatever te ter r their ln sins in the put past may have been ben In th the matter of f r reciprocity their suni faces w were re turned tp 3rd tho the rising |