The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-15
RECIPROCITY BILL PASSES
 HOUSE BY 129 MAJORITY
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 >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ever, and followed the arguments on both sides with the kenest interest.
 Ollie James in Chair
 There was cheering in the House to- night when, on the first record vote that was ordered the speaker called Representative Ollie James of Ken lucky, one of the leaders of the demo- cratic side, to the chair. MT. JameB sat there all through the roll call and when he announced the vote the cheer ing was renewed.
 This Is said to be the only time that a democrat has been called to preside over the House since the republicans gained control.
 President Taft tonight gave a dinner to Speaker Cannon. The meal was de- layed an hour while the House was vot- ing on reciprocity. It is said the Presi- dent sent word that he would change the dinner into a breakfast if it was neces- sary In order to pass the bill
 The Vote
 The final vote by which the bill was passed was as follows:
 For the bill. republicans: Alexander of New York, Anthony, Austin. Barchfeld, Barnard, Bartholdt, Bingham, Boutell, Burke of Pennsylvania, Butler, Calder, Cary, Cassidy, Cocks, Cooper of Penn sylvania, Cooper of Wisconsin Crum- packer, Denby, Douglas, Draper, Durey, Fish, Foss, Garner of Pennsylvania, Gill lette Graf, Greene, Griest Heald, Henry of Connecticut, Higgins. Hill, Hinshaw. Hollngsworth, Rowland, Hubbard Of Iowa, Kinkaid of Nebraska, Knowland, Kronmiller, Kustermann, Lafean, Law, Lawrence, Longworth, Mccall. McCreary, McCredie, McISinlay of California. McKin- ley of Illinois, Mckinney, Madden, Madi- son, Mann. Massey, Miller of Kansas, Miller of Minnesota, Moon of Pennsyl- vania, Moore, Needham. Nye, Olmsted. Parker Parsons, Poindexter, Roberts. Ro- denberg, Slemp, Stafford Stevens, Sullo- way, Taylor of Ohio, Tilson, Vreeland, Weeks, Wiley, Wilson of Illinois, Young of Michigan and Young of New York. To- tai, 7s.
 Democrats
 Democrats-Adair, Adamson, Aiken, Alexander of Missouri, Anderson, Ans berry, Ashbrook. Barnhardt Bartlett of Georgia, Bartlett of Nevada, Beall of Texas, Bell of Georgia, Boehne, Booher, Borland, Bowers, Brantley, Burgess, Burnett, Byrd, Byrns, Candler Cantrill, Carlin. Carter, Clark of Florida, Clark of Missouri, Clayton, Cline, Collier, Con- ry, Covington, Cox of Indiana, Cox Of Ohio, Craig, Cravens, Cullop, Dent, .Den- yer, Dickinson, Dickson, Dies. Dixon of Indiana, Daniel A. Driscoll, Dupre,, Ed wards of Georgia, Ellerbe. Ferris, Fin ley, Fitzgerald, Flood, Floyd, Foster of Illinois Gallagher. Garner of Texas, Gar rett, Gillespie, Glass, Goodwin, Goldfogle. Gordon, Graham of Illinois, Gregg, Ham, ill., Hamlin, Hardwick, Hardy, Harrison, Ravens, Hay, Hef1in, Helm, Henry of LyjtohroCk EnhgOn Houston. Hughes of Georgia, Hughes of New Jer- sey. Hull of Tennessee, Humphreys of Mississippi, James, Jamison, Johnson of Kentucky, Johnson of South Carolina, Jones, Keliher, Kinkaid of New Jersey, Kitchn, Korbley, Lamb, Latta, Lee. Le- gare, Lever, Lively, Lloyd. McDermott, McIIenry, Macon, Mcguire, Martin of Colorado, Mays, Mitchell. Moon of Ten nessee, Morrison, Moss Nichols, OCon- nell, Oldfield, Padgett, Page, Peters, Pou, Rainey, Rauch, Reid, Robinson. Roden- berry, Fucker of Missouri, Saunders, Shackleford, Sharp. Sheppard. Sherley, Sherwood, Sims, Sisson, Slayden, Small, Smith of Texas, Sparkman, Stanley, Stephens. Taylor of Alabama, Taylor of Colorado, Thomas of Kentucky, Thomas of North Carolina, Touvelle, Turnbull, Underwood, Watkins, Weises and Wick liffe Total, 14S. In all 221
 Vote of Opposition
 Against the bill-Republicans: Ben net of New York; Bradley. Burke oi South Dakota; Burley, Campbell. Chap man, Cole. Cowles. Creager, Currier Dalzell. Davison, Davis, Dawson, Dodds Dwight, Ellis. Elvins. Englebright Esch Fairchild. Fassett. Focht. Ford ney: Moscler of Vermont: Fuller, Gaines Gardner of Massachusetts; Gardner oi New Jersey Gobel. Good. Graham oi Pennsylvania: Grant. Guernsey, Hamer Hanna. Haughen, Hawley, Hayes. Hull of Iowa: Humphrey of Washington Kiefer, Kendall. Kennedy of Iowa; Ken. nedy of Ohio; Knapp. Kopp. Langham Lenroot. Lindbergh, Loudenslager, Low. den, Lundin. McLachlan. Mclaughlin Malby. Martin of South Dakota; Mon dell, Moore of Pennsylvania: Morgan oi Missouri; Morgan of Oklahoma; Morse Moxley. Nelson. Norris. Olcott Pickett Plumley. Pratt, Pray. Prince, Reeder Scott, Simmons. Smith of Iowa; Snapp Southwick, Steenerson, Sterling. Swa- sey. Thistlewood. Thomas of Ohio; Vol stead. Wagner. Washburn, Wheeler Woods. of Iowa. Total 87.
 l Democrats --Broussard. Estopina l Hammond, Pu1o Webb. Total, 5. IT lou