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Pros Washington Building — President Roosevelt Washington to be facing a considerable amount of trouble as dans move for ward for admlnistrn-tloRoosevelt of the fund The difficulties confronting the President are of two kinds each likely to prove barra using At this writing It Is Impossible to forecast shat the end will be bat the circumstances of the situation that has been brewing' some weeks seem to warrant a recital of the facts It will be remembered that during the long drawn out congressional fight preceding passage of the $5 OOOOOOooO there were numerous appropriation and many more mumopen accusations blings underneath that the fund would be used by the administration to some extent at least for political purposes Most observers thought at that time that the accusations were simply representative of a boiling political pot was felt also that opponents of the It President were fomenting discontent and defections in his ranks in order to establish a record for later political campaigning Now however a different aspect appears The patronage question hns bobbed up It Is coupled with complaints In many states against federal So encroachment upon states’ rights It Is made to appear that Mr Roosevelt la faced with a determined element which Is battling against ‘his policies not so much because he Is a New Dealer as because they believe federal power has been extended to a new boundary and this breeds a fear of further subordination and subjugation of The recent meeting state authorities of the governors’ conference at Biloxi Miss constitutes ample proof If further evidence be needed of the uprising out In the states against enon state affairs bt the croachment administration Washington History records numerous Instances where heretofore the Washington government has the to extend scope of Its sought power In one way or another usually In every Instance In minor matters this move has been met by a solid phalanx of atate officials and state leaders who have promptly put the back In Its confederal government Aatar as recearch stitutional place the Biloxi governhowever discloses Is the first Instance In ors' conference which the chief executives of states have come out so openly with their declarations that the federal government had gone too far The Biloxi take on added sigpronouncements nificance as well through the fact that leaders who were the most critical of President Roosevelt In that meeting were governors of traditionally Democratic states appears - T rouble for - his ' The other phase of faced by Mr Roosevelt the difficulties links possibly with directly Political the politics In the — Phase - situation than does that which I have While the states’ Just discussed rights question and Ihe potentialities f a further subordination of state authorities to the wtll of the federal government ttes In directly with the desire President’s for eon expressed tltutlonal revision the second factor of Important pocarries possibilities litical defections In the ranks of the Democratic party the governors’ conference Again gives a clue State officials must maintain their own political organizations Unless they do so they sink quickly Into oblivion During the last fifteen years the office of governor In a good many istates has been looked upon as a stepping stone to the senate or to unless the Presidency Consequently the governor who has political ambitions holds his own lines fast his Since the federal chances are gone has so much money to government spend in each one of the states it becomes obvious that the governors look with longing eyes at the cash If they control the expenditure they wield an The trouble Is unenormous power der Mr Roosevelt’s policies the governors In most states are not being allowed a voice In this expenditure emerassistant Williams Aubrey let relief administrator here gency the cat out of theiag In his speech to the governors at Biloxi Few plainer words could have been chosen than were used by Mr Williams In imparting to the governors’ conference the information that Relief Administrator Ilopktns snd Works Administrator Ickes were going to pick their own men in most If not all states Naturally the governors began to wonder what was left for them When they discovered they were holding an empty bag containing no checks which they can sign their wrath knew no bounds more In And there the works are further complications relief spending program It will be recalled that a good many senators and repre- Other Difficulties sentatives did not for Secretary their antagonism Ickes while the $5000000000 bill was before them Indeed some of them laid down an Irrevocable position demanding that Mr Ickes public works administrator under the old order should have nothing to do with the new fund the President soothed their whereupon hurts by saying that he himself would conceal D matted with your order from which to select Price per set of six stamped ‘blocks with applique patches 75c postpaid Address— HOME CRAFT CO— DEPT D — Nineteenth & St Louis avenue Rt Louis Mo Enclose a stamped addressed envelope for reply when writing for any Information C direct the spending and his promises are regarded as having saved the day was announced When the new however Mr Ickes was found to be a part of It It Is true that theoretically his position Is of less consequence than that of Relief Administrator Hopkins and that he Is also subordinate In a way to Frank (X Walker a ho was elehi ought in as a new coordinating ment As the program develops Mr more and more to Hopkins appears be the big shot His Influence predominates It must be added however that his policies and those enumerated by Mr Ickes are not In accord The divergence of views between Mr Hopkins and Mr Ickes was shown In fashion the other day Illuminating when these two officials held press conferences on the same day Mr Ickes who believes the administration never has made a real try at "pump priming" by use 6t Its public works program argued the Impossireal public works bility of conducting on any substantial scule under th present Roosevelt program of spendon the other hand ing Mr Hopkins discoursed at length on his favorite of planning theme the necessity projects from the standpoint of potentials In providing The employment Hopkins policy takes no account of the question of permanence of the projects It contemplates only the factors Involved In getting Immediate work Mr Ickes takes the position that recovery cannot be gained unless public works projects serve not only tp give Jobs but to Induce other lines of businesses to commence operation Mr Hopkins points In the present to previous experiences administration with these attempts at priming the pump and causing related Jobs to prosper while Mr Ickos Inferential at least holds that It Is better to continue trying to prime the pump than to give up the Job or use the money In the Hopkins fashion While this little difference of opinion between the two high ranking officials the consensus may not seem Important Is that It has had the effect of slowing up the work of spending the vast sum Most folks believe it will of money take much longer than a year In which to spend the $5000000000 anyway so that any additional delay puts further back the ultimate consummation of the works relief program element of this There Is another of consideration situation deserving It is Mr Hopkins who Is picking the in the variPresident’s representatives ous Btates where the federal government has taken over the management Mr Hopkins of relief expenditures has never had exIs not a politician perience In that field and gives every of being wholly unconappearance cerned about political advices The result naturally Is that Mr Roosevelt Is being ‘‘placed on the spot” In a number of Instances through Mr Hopkins’ appointments are watching observers Political those developments closely because they see In them the germs of bitter political enmity that may not serve Mr Roosevelt so well In the next election show signs Republicans has The administration been trying to publicans nore the Springfield of "(Irnss Awaking conference Roots” Republicans and has succeeded except for Spokesman Farley Mr Farley as head of the national Democratic committee anJ postmaster general and political patronage dispenser had to shoot back In his Other than his characteristic fashion outburst silent treatment has been the medicine prescribed respecting the Republican uprising Roosevelt If Mr kept his radio turned on while the Springfield meeting was In session he of Republicans must have harkened back to a similar circumstance Involving his predecessor Political writers In Herbert Hoover and a good many of the Washington could not resist franker politicians drawing a parallel on the Springfield meeting and the strafing which the Of Hoover Mr Democrats gave course every one kuew then that Mr Hoover was too politically to stand up under such machine gun Few of ua expected that Mr fire Rowsevclt had the same characteristic because he had been under political gun fire much more than Mr Hoover White House silence Notwithstanding on the Springfield meeting however the word leaks out that the President has been much irked If not disgusted by the attack on fundamentals of the New Deal It wilt be remembered that for the first time the Republican opposition singled out what the opponents believe to be eighteen vulnerable spots In the New Deal program observers are Here In Washington watching closely to discover how the President intends to offset the Repuh llcan criticism If and when he fight back It Is believed his general tactical Re plan for 1910 will be disclosed Ther also are watching publicans are to be more of these and If b “Grass Roots” conferences any chance the President tips his han before these other meetings aro held Insiders among the Republicans full are prepared to of the dlsclosuin Wutara Hawaii r Uala Snoring wunt to in ike a quilt 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ground that do not snore because the savages man who gave audible announcement in that way of the presence of himself and other tribesmen In the neighborhood of an enemy would get short shrift With civilization (runs the came security argument) and with those nasal noises of the security night— and not of the night only for Lord dlswnter when he was speaker ruled that snoring was out of order In the house of commons There are those who draw fine distinctions between different ways of snoring When Iieuu Brummell was once traveling from Calais to Paris he found himself1 In the corn wtio pany of a king's messenger later said that the Beau slept the whole way But and even snored the messenger udded what he thought was an extenuating circumstance snored Brummell that “Mr very much like a gentleman” Live Generoutly True generosity Is a duty as India as those Imposed pensably necessary upon us by tbe lnw It Is a rnlvj 1m which posed upon us by reason law of a should be the sovereign rationul 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