Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-22
HOUSE ADOPTS PACT
Votes for Canadian Reciproc-
ity Agreement, PCS to SO.
EFFORTS TO AMEND IN VAIN
Seventy-Eight Republicans Oppose
and Sixty-Four Favor Bill.
STEEL TRUST IS ACCUSED
Chairman Underwood Charges Eff
forts to Intimidate Him, But De-
clares They Will Be Intellectual.
EFFORTS TO AMEND IN VAIN
STEEL TRUST IS ACCUSED

The Canadian reciprocity bill passed the
| House of Representatives at 7:30 O'Clock
| last evening by vote of 26S to 50. In
| the last session the pact went through the
House by a vote of 221 to ~. Last even
| ing seventy-eight republicans voted
| against the measure and sixty-four for it.
Eleven democrats voted in the negative.
| The republicans who voted for the bill
| were Ames, Anthony, Austin. Barchfield,
Bartholdt, Bingham, Bowman, Burke
of Pennsylvania, Butler. Calder, Cary,
Catlin, Cooper. Crago, Crumpacker. Dam
forth. Dyer. Farr. Foss. Fuller. Gillett.
Greene, Griest, Harris, Head, Higgins.
| Hill. Rowland, Hubbard, Kent. Know
! land. Lafferty. Lawrence, Longworth,
Loud. Mccall, McCreery. Mckinney.
Madden, Madison, Mann, Matthews Mil
! Ter, Mitchell. Moon Of Pennsylvania. Muir
dock, Needham. Olmstead, Parran, Por-
| ter, Roberts of Massachusetts,, Roberts of
Nevada, Speer. Stephens of California.
Stevens of Minnesota. Sulloway. Switzer.
Taylor Of Ohio, Tillson, Utter, Weeks,
Wilder, Wilson of Illinois and Young.
The Opposition.
Following are the republicans who
voted against the bill:
Anderson Minnesota: Bradley, New
York; Burke. South Dakota; Campbell.
| Kansas: Cannon, Illinois: Copley, ILL.,
nois; Currier. New Hampshire; Dalzell,
Pennsylvania: Davis. Minnesota; De
Forest. New York: Dodds, Michigan
Driscoll, New York Dwight, New York
Esch, Wisconsin; Fairchild, New York;
F,ocht. Pennsylvania: Fordney. Michigan
Foster. Vermont: French. Idaho; Gard
| ner, Massachusetts,; Gardner. New Jer-
sey: Good. Iowa: Guernsey. Maine: Ham
| ilton, Michigan: Hanna, North Dakota
Hartman. Pennsylvania; Haugen, Iowa
| Hawley. Oregon: Hayes. California: Hell
gesen, North Dakota: Kinds. Maine;
Howell. Utah: Humphrey. Washington
Jackson. Kansas: Kendall, Louisiana
| Kennedy. Louisiana: Kinkaid. Nebraska
kopp. Wisconsin: afean. Pennsylvania;
| lucky: Lenroot, Wisconsin: Lndbergh,
Minnesota: Mcclure. Oklahoa: McKin-
ley. Illinois: McLaughlin. Michigan: Nc
Moran. Michigan: Malby: New York;
ming: Moore. Pennsylvania; Morgan,
| Oklahoma; Mott. New York: Nelson.
Wisconsin, Norris. Nebraska; Patten,
Pennsylvania; Pickett. Louisiana; Plum
Montana: Prince, Illinois: Prouty, Louisi-
| ana: Rees. Kansas: Rodenberg. Illinois:
| Simmons. New York; Sloan, Nebraska
J. NJ. G. Smith. Michigan; Samuel w.
smith, michigan; STEVENSON, Minnesota
Sterling. illinois,: Thistlewood, Illinois;
| Towner, Louisiana: Volstead, Minnesota
| Warburton. Washington: Wedemayer.
| Michigan: Willis, Ohio: Woods, Louis
| lana. and Young, Kansas. Total. 1s.
The following eleven democrats voted
against the bill:
| AIKEN. New York: Bathrick. Ohio: Clay
pool, Ohio: Doughton. North Carolina
Fowler. Illinois; Gudger. North Carolina
| Hammond. Minnesota: Pujo, Louisiana;
| Rucker. Colorado: Webb. North Carolina,
and Whitacre. Ohio.
representative Victor Berger. the Mil
waukee socialist, voted for the bill.
AS compared with the vote on the bill
| in the last Congress. one Of the most in
| teresting reversals was involved in the
| vote Of Representative William B. Nc
| Kinley Of Illinois. chairman of the re.
publican congressional committee. When
| the Mccall bill was up for consideration
| g. few months ago Mr.. Mckinley stood
for Canadian reciprocity. Yesterday he
| was arrayed with the opposition.