Show FINDS v HINGTON STATE STATEN AM N PASSIVE MOOD Cox xI and Others in ineal eal Limelight Un Un- own n Quantities y y David Lawrence bt tUG by Salt Lake Herald wash Juno 22 Warren Warren u e e. little tittle known out here hero so the II chosen tho the man W toward n national A i I v convention M I T B sur surprise mingled with hope of ar contains not of JUt art es though the who wo aro willing to be beas II ber as such Is dwindling ent over tho the failure convention to name as President or vice president presidente yh V around whom the progressives Frilly e Is inevitable of or t this his TS ago go the women yeses JeuS electoral vote vota to Wilson pre seem to have made women tar sr r Sees vocal only with respect to too Hoover Roo and now that he Is 13 isled o led f In n the presidential contest lafae section of the electorate S definite objective Senator o 0 or Js is Js being represented as a- aa a athen then a L simple American born farm arm m and a self made man If It gers rs arc skilful in their ap- ap to states state Jlko this they will 9 ites tes for Harding widen Lowden l or Wood Food Preferred I bra IY speaking the would have preferred Gov- Gov 4 Lowden en or Leonard Leonnrd Wood Inv In- In v there was a substantial felt In the capacity of the tho II- II nut Iut Harding is all alli i the voters The Tho are tira fa fa- fa vor bly inclined ho however Thov Thos want the to vote vol against tho themis takes ot of Wilson but i ly mostly most most- they want an executive In whom hom the C can have absolute confidence confidence If It campaign managers can 11 such Guch cn confidence with respect to tho Ha r- r ding personality J the tho Result t oven even it at this earl earl X y date Is 1 jecture not Ot difficult moult to con- con But on tho the Democratic side there is b a pronounced leaning toward McAdoo and ns as ono one Republican of ot prominence expressed It It tho the nomination of ot I McAdoo McAdoo Mc- Mc Adoo would give the Democrats S 1 a l chance chanco u hereabouts Ho was l asing t hie aft assertion on the strong strone hold which McAdoo has upon the tho railroad r brotherhoods and ond organized labor and their J Are Arc re Governor Cox Cor has been very little Known out here but since sinco the newspapers newspapers news news- papers have havo been telling how he ho carried carried car car- ried Ohio three times s during the tho same amo period that Harding sarve served the people people peo peo- are beginning to wonder If It tho the Democrats too are going to nominate a man from Ohio Curiously enough however there Is a n. vital Interest in or not Cox is dry on the liquor Question The Tho people of ot Washington are tired of ot tho the liquor question but what they are aro mostly tired of ot Is tho the liquor luor question q in politics Any Dom Dem Democratic candidate need necil not apply for votes vote in tho the state of ot Washington on the basis of wetness alone lie Ito had better count on some come of ot tho the populous eastern eastern stat states 8 where here the of ot pro prohibition are re still Imaginary Another thing thing- Is that William Jennings Jennings Jen Jen- g Bryan la fa looked upon b by the farmer a ai as a n. t teacher of ot a agrarian gospel gospel gos gos- ospel os- os pel and this Is 15 the country where he ho is by no means meals S held in such light es esteem esteem es- es teem as a. In certain parts port of the ea east To be sure this is an entirely different part art of t the world from New York New Jersey and Massachusetts For In Instance instance In In-I stance while Republicans dislike the thc Wilson Nilson administration as 15 a n matt matter r of principle they dont don't dislike dislike- with the bitterness of tt depth of at feeling that the he average R Republican publican in tho the cast cut re releases re- re leases when engaged in political conversation con con- oD Worries orne Little Perhaps it I is iv distance but the state tate o 0 Washington or or at least this end of It Isn't afraid that the league ot of n nations na na- or oC the tho pending peace pence tr treat treat- o. o will work the harm that Senator Johnson Joonson says It will Even the Republican newspapers in this section are willing willingto to take taka a n. chance o on n the treaty of Versailles Versailles Versailles Ver Ver- sailles and the league with reserva reserva- They think It better than noth noth- ing and If It there ther Is any concrete disappointment dis dis- disappointment appointment about the tho Republican convention convention con con- it is about th the platform rather rath rath- er cr than the candidate A straight out and out declaration about the ace aco treaty with ions would have been very cry ery welcome hereabouts and folks folka now are arc inclined to look Jook upon th the th plank about tho the league of or nations aa u a ua superb piece of at pussyfooting pussy as DoS one lie Republican p expressed It It Is pretty early yet and such lIuch disappointment dis db- dis- dis I appointment as S prevails tn may V disappear pear but the main things for tor a is party and a a. candidate to do to toI get tret t the votes in the st state te of or Washington i- i is t to i inspire in- in in spire spiro confidence This Is tho the task that Senator Harding and his hla campaign managers have before them And there thera are arc a 0 good many progressives who will have havo to be coddled If It they thoy arc are to embrace heartily the platform and candidates by the time November comes around |