Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-03
THE HOUSE FOR
THREE-CENT FARES
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Of Illinois, Randall of Texas, Reynolds Of
Riordan Of New York, Robinson Of Arkan-
sas, Rodenberg of Illinois, Ryan of New
York, Shackelford Of Missouri, Sheppard OF
Texas, Sherley of Kentucky, Simms of Ten
nessee. Slayden Of Texas. Small of North
Carolina, Smith Of Illinois, Smith of Ken
lucky, Smith Of Texas, Smyser of Ohio,
sHuha of yrgna sGathasd Of Ohio
Texas, Sterling of Illinois. Sullivan Of
Massachusetts, Sulzer of New York, Thomas
Of North Carolina, Trimble of Kentucky,
Tyndall of Missouri, Voelstead Of Mime
sofa, Wallace of Arkansas, Watkins of
Louisiana, Williams of Mississippi, Wilson
of Illinois, Zenor Of Indiana.
Representatives Goulden of New York.
Hughes of West Virginia. Hull of Iowa.
Kline of Pennsylvania and Townsend of
Michigan voted present"
Opposed Low-Fare Amendment.
The following members voted against the
3-cent-fare amendment: Alexander Of New
York, Allen of Maine, Allen of New Jersey.
Andrus of New York. Babcock Of Wiscon-
sin, Barchfeld Of Pennsylvania, Bates of
Pennsylvania, Bede Of Minnesota, Bennett
of New York, Bonynge of Colorado, Brick
of Indiana, Brooks of Colorado, Burke of
Pennsylvania, Burleigh of Maine, Burton
Rhode Island Cassel of Pennsylvania, Cole
of Ohio, Cooper Of Pennsylvania, Currier
of New Hampshire, Dalzell Of Pennsylva-
MIA, Davidson Of Wisconsin, Dawes Of
Ohio, Deemer of Pennsylvania DENLY of
Michigan, Draper of New York, Dunwell
of New York, Englebright of California,
Fassett of New York, Fitzgerald of New
York, Fletcher of Minnesota, Foss of Illi-
nois, Fowler of New Jersey, Gaines OF
West Virginia, Gardner of Massachusetts.
Gardner of New Jersey, Graham of Penn
sylvania, Greene of Massachusetts, Grosve-
nor of Ohio, Haskins of Vermont Hayes of
Inyr, OP
of Connecticut, Hill of Connecticut, Howell
of Utah, Kahn of California, Keifer of
Ohio, Kennedy of Nebraska, Lacey of Iowa,
Lafene of Pennsylvania, Law of New
York, Lawrence of Massachusetts,: Lit
tauer of New York, Littlefield OF Maine,
Longworth of Ohio, Lorimer of Illinois,
Loud of Michigan, Loudenslager of. New
Jersey. Lowering of Massachusetts,, Low
den of Illinois, McCleary of Minnesota.
McCreary of Pennsylvania. Mckinley of
Illinois, McMorran of Michigan. Mahon
shall of North Dakota, Minor of Wiscon-
SIN. Moon OF Pennsylvania. Moore of
PENNSYLVANIA, Mudd of Maryland, Need
ham of California Norris of Nebra ska,
sey, Parsons of New York, Payne of New
York Reader of Kansas. Reyburn of
Pennsylyania. Rupert of New York,
Scott of Kansas, Shartel of Missouri,
Sherman of New York sibley of Pennsyi.
vania Smith of Maryland, Smith of
Michigan. Sperry of Connecticut, Stevens
OF minnesota subway OF New Hamp-
shire, Tawney of Minnesota, Wadsworth
of New York, Wanger of Pennsylvania.
Washburn of Massachusetts. Weeks of
Ohio, Weeks of Massachusetts, Weems
of Ohio, Wiley of New Jersey. Wood of
New Jersey. woodward of West Virginia
Great applause from the crowded gall
leries followed the announcement of the re-
suit. and Speaker Cannon banged his ivory
gavel upon the sounding board of his desk
and called the visitors to order.
persons in the gallery are here to listen
and not to applaud he remarked.
The Bill Passed.
A viva voce vote was then taken on the
second part of the three fare amend
incorporating for mo seat, no fare
but 1T badly beaten. This Mr..
Hepburns pet proposition. The bill was
then read a third time and passed without
division, small minority only voting NO"
AS the bill will go to conference, it con-
sists of the House substitute for the Sen
ate bill, with some changes in routes, and
with the smoke law extension rider and the
three cent-fare proposition. Despite the
Speakers caution the galleries again APP
plauded when the formal passage of the
bill was announced.