Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-21
s7iLL PARTICIPATE
IN SELECT sA OF NEW RULES
sMMlTTEE. :.
WILL NOT INSIST UPON
MEMBERSHIP ON SAME
Now Up to Regulars to Determine Fu-
ture Course of Lower House-can-
non Still Angry When House Re-
convened Today-onIy Routine Bus
mess Taken Up.

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convening of the house today there was
general inquiry by members. regardless
Of faction, to ascertain the exact stu
alton. On the surface it was appar-
ent there was to be no immediate
trouble. The session is likely to be con-
fined to the usual Monday calendar,
which calls for the consideration Of
minor measures under the rule of
Unanimous consent.
uIf anyone showed a disposition to
,ntinue the strife of the past few
ctys, it was evident there would be
de lack Of volunteers to respond to the
mol. The regular republicans were
ady to go ahead with business. Out
reae of What was before the house it
sid the pressing matter Of Importance
self them was the caucus to be called
Witlhe subject of the new rules COM
on tee
mitt Insurgents Will Enter Caucus.
seemed settled that the "insurg-
1t would enter the republican caucus
ents pe selection of members OF the
for thty of the new rules committee.
maJorh Insurgents" are not insisting upon
The Imitation, altho they would not be
represeTo accepting it, Norris. author
averse resolution which overthrew the
OF the IS committee, said today: 1--WE
OLD ruleinsist upon representation. All
do not is fair committee Of fair
we Want1ave no doubt the insurgents
men. the republican caucus unless
VIII enter. is done by the regulars to
SsomethinsIble. 1T all depends on the
cause trof the other fellows. If they
attitude o4ccept the opportunity they
want to ato go ahead, everything will
now have it. What will happen can
be all righftold, and we must await
ntpt be forls."S
deyelopmenacrats Arc Satisfied.
Democratic position apparently
iThe demo,ntire satisfaction with the
was one Of e,e mocrats contemplated
situation. Tfstilities for the present at
no violent hos
lea$t. ,ouse met today the at
When the livery small The speaker
tendance was h maintaining order, and
had difficulty Il the members. The bill
angrily warnedenlistment in the navy
providing for ewas the first measure
academy band ,assed with unanimous
presented and p
consent. Holds His Job.
Cannon Representatives at $3.50
The house of RI mid scenes of wild
o'clocH Saturday beaker Cannon out of
disorder threw 81 powerful rules COM
his place, on the elmingly defeated a
mittee.t 1t notwithstanding Burleson,
resolution of Repri which would have
democrat. of Texas the speakership of
him from great confusion, the
the house Then, in
house adjourned. scene of confusion
IAN Understandable | big American flag
instantly ensued the speakers adher-
being waved by thega to sing For
ents. The crowd belIow."
He's jolly Good Fcn impromptu re-
The speaker held alrnment
ception after the adjot in the vote on
The insurgents spliln. Hayes Nor
the BurleSon resolutioconcilables vot-
ris. Fish and other irreck, Poindexter,
ing against it. ,Murdooting for it.
And others yqnpiete.
Military Bill comilitary affairs
Senate committee on eration of the
today completed consid' and it after
nj litary academy bill, ae senate. AS
wards was reported to tforopriation of
reported it carried an apply of about
s1,s56.s49. am increase OF
81, 400. rn.
Hou Sc ouiets Doya and pro-
The house quieted dowison, demo-
ceeded with business INTRODUCED a
crat, of Penf sylvania, lining new
resolution todhy authoriz4e rules.
rules committee to revise tt