Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-07-10
B MEASURE WILL BE
I SENT CONFERENCE
Ho,ysE RULES COMMITTEE
AGREES ON PROCEDURE, AL
THOUGH p,sAaREEING AS TO
SENATE AMENDMENTS.

Ni washington, II. ", ulJ
bill as amended by the senate
y was officially presented to the mouse
j today, Immediately after the reaulhS
Il of the journal. AS soon as the mes
X SAGE had been received the house took
y recess for an hour. the recess was
taken in order to permit the commit
tees nm sules to meet with view to
deciding upon the course Of pro
ceedure in reference to the tariff bill
TO he recommended to the house. the
recention of the bill was hailed with
mingled feelings Of Joy and disappoint-
ment bv members on both sides, who
\ In. response to the summons from tnelr
a rernartive leaders turned out in great
( force.
Stirring Debate in House.
When the recess had expired Dalzell
{ of the committee on rules ofrered
rule providing for the non-concurrence
In all amendments and agreeing to the
conference requested by the senate
He supplemented the rule with mo-
ton for an hour and half for DEBATE,
: which was agreed to. During the de.
J bate Townsend of Michigan declared
( that ii. the senate debate on the tariff
bill the house had been openly insult
h ed. Mann of Illinois declared ne
would vote against the bill on the con-
ference, report if the senate provision
NON wood pulp and print paper was re-
ftained. He was applaudeo on poe'i
sides.
& Rules Committee Decides.
The committee on rules met after
. the house took a recess and decided
ia bring in an order providing for the
reference of the bill to the committee
mn conference as requested by the
senate. the house meantime disagree
ing to the senate amendments.
q Randall Of Texas, Pou of North Car
II nina and Henry of Texas character
X lied the measure as breaking the Re
nublican pledges to the American
4 people. Their remarks aroused Smitf
ID of Iowa who declared the American
III people did not direct Democratic re
Il vision of the tariff. Without specif1cal
n, Iy mentioning the senate Smith, facing
"a the Democratic side, said many Demo
81 Gratis (elcewhere than in the house,
Ea had been largely instrumental in plac
E7fIng the increases in the bill. This as
bas sertion ELECTED loud Republican ap
Ha plause.
ept The house ordered the previous
h X uuestion 179 to 15S on the rule send
d Sing the tariff bill to conference.
h Tariff Bill Passes.
Washington, D. c., July 9.-The tai
N aff bill passed the senate Just after |
81 tp'clock last night by 8. vote OF 45 t
n 3D. Republicans t',ting in the mega
/ tive were Beveridge of Indiana, Bris
" tow of Kansas, Brown of Nebraska
q Burkitt of Nebraska, Clapp of Mtnne
v sota. Crawford of South Dakota, Gun
al minis of Iowa, Dolliver of Iowa, La Fo
~ lette of Wisconsin, Nelson of Minns
r.! sota. McEnery of Louisiana was tn
lai$ only Democrat recorded in the affirm
b u ltive.
y The vote in detail is DIS follows;
. Yeas-Aldrich, Borah. Bourne, Brat
II Vey. Brandegee, Briggs, Bulkeley, Burr
IN ham. Burrows. Burton, Garter, Clark {
a Wyoming, Crane, Depew, Dick, Dixol
IN Dupont, Elkins, Flint, Frye Gallinse
3f Gamble, Guggenheim, Hale, Heyburl
sk johnson Of North Dakota Kean, I,o
I'M liner, Jones, McCumber, McEner
Af Nixon, oliver, Page, Penrose, Perkin
SE piles, Scott, Smith of Michigan, Smoo
sE stephenson, Sutherland, Warner, Wa
a|s, ren Wetmore-45.
sslI Nays-Bacon, Bailey, Bankhea
Beveridge, Bristow. Brown, .Burket
I Culbertson, Chamberlain, Clapp, Ora,
ford, Cun1mins, Daniel, Dolliye
III Fletcher, Foster. Frazier Cor
Hughes, Johnston of Alabama, La Fc
lette, McLaurin, Martin. Money, NJ
sI son, Newlands, Overman, Owen. Sir
I'm mons, Shively, Smith of South Car
k nina, Stone, Tallaferro, Taylor-34.
The senate at 1918 p. M, a
IJourned.
Senate Made Many Amendments.
TIE vote was reached after co
tinuous session of more than thirte.
sN hours during which there was not
idle moment. The insurgents ma
good their threat and voted again
q the measure on its final passage. Dt
Ing the night, Aldrich made an i
portant announcement when he sa
that he had no doubt that the apr