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Show TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUXE, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 8, 1029. those who disagreed with them: it was a human trait given to few men. Mr. Hoover is of a different type. While possessed of a magnetism that has drawn men to him In other walk of life, he ha yet to demonstrate that he can do with the senate what he did with his coworkers in the cabinet, and prior to that. In hlva rious activities during the war. True, his relationship to the senate Is very BERLIN, Dec. T (CTS). different to hi relationship to subSanta Claus Is helping to make ordinate or coworker with whom he LuftGermany labored In the past eleven or twelve hansa has organized special dicheld war he the During In year. President Must Cain Their tatorial powers, yet aa a dictator be Christmas flights trimotor planes In which pilots dressed inspired the confidence and the good as Santa Claus will take groups Support to Have Senwill of those who. worked with him. of 20 children for joyrldes in ate Backing. As secretary of commerce he again the air. Two Christmas- - trees was In a position to use dictatorial Installed in the airplane are powers? yet he Inspired his coworkto increase the Christmas (Contlnatd Pw Pas Ont.i ers and his subordinate to give him cheer and make the children fori at hanu in tha air. carrying through the administration most enthusiastic support program. But up to the present, th President Cannot Play Bete only Instance In which the progres Of Senate Dictator. sives have stood with the regular has The president of the United States elected a little over a year ago by a majority, which of been on the organization ot the sen- cannot play the role of dictator to Itself seemed to be the best Indica were thl prompted the United States senate. There is tion of Mr. Hoover's popularity. ate, and la they by purely (elfish motive; they far more dignity In the senate than Can Expect Little Help wanted good committee assignment In the White House, because there From 1930 Elections. for themselves, and got them. They are 95 senators and only one presiPresident Hoover must look to . could get better assignment from dent, and no one In the entire or- theIf election; to Increase his supof la the government quite port In the senate, and give him a ganization the Republican than they could have aa jealous or nis dignity, or sup- Republican majority that will be pro-hoped for by lining up with the posed dignity, as the average senator. administration in its major functionDemocrat on organization. The senate regards itself, and In ing, he can expect little or. no help fact It is a coordinate branch, or part to come out of the elections of 1930. . Iaarraai Disagree on Only of a coordinate branch oc tne gov- In the three changes that recently One Important lane. ernment with the executive. When have taken place, the president has a senate akcnowledges the leadership made no gains, numerically. SenaFundamentally the Insurgent beeither so does of it Presl-eiethe nt president have disagreed with tor Rosooe Conkling McOulloch of of a liking for the chief execuOhio, who succeeded the late Sena Boomr on onlr ana hnnortant cause tive or because It dares not disagree tor Burton, Is a much a Hoover enUsuev the farm Issue. They wanted with him: never because it will ad thusiast as was Senator Burton, and the debenture plan written Into the mit the right of the president either Burton was one of the foremost of to to or dictate. lead Hoover advocates, before and after farm relief bill; the president did not, In the pres There Is not a Kansas City convention. Dwlghi and the house oU representatives. ent senate so majority fond of President the Marrow, who is to succeed Senator standing with the president, knocked Hoover as to be willing to acknowl- Edgo of Hew Jersey, will be as good this feature out of the farm bill edge hi leadership: there Is a sub- a Hoover supporter as was Edge, perthat to date has a bit more loyal, but he will be passed early In the special session. stantialto majority him. Not- haps disagree-witWhen the tariff fight came on. the dared far more of an addition to the sen own its unpopularity, withstanding from differed the Insurgents again ate than was the man who has bepresident, primarily because they and unmindful of the factIn that it come ambassador to France. The public senate will be the gainer by this wanted tariff revision confined to has been steadily falling ma the raising of agiiculturaf rates esteem, the senate that la, a mat change, though the president's tup-po- rt been of has it assuming without granting any Increase to jority will not be numerically inbeen President himself has Hoover -- the industrials They also wanted. creased. Senator Pat Sullivan, who reathat and from for grace,' falling now comes Id take the place left vacant and have, the debenture plan in tha tmrttt kilt thnrnth th rinnht son not a few Insurgent Republicans by the death of Senator Warren of gladly arrayed themselves with Wyoming. Is a Republican standtheir ability to bold it there In the haveantlad ministration forces. Because President Hoover the end. patter; he plays the game. He is would not to along with them in Senate's Judgment en Hoover's of the class rapidly disappearing In the west: he Is a through and through their extreme demands as to tariff. Popularity Not Infallible.. man. and In this is like Sena the Insurgent joined with the Demothe judgment Of the senate on party But . in crats forming the coalition, which the popularity and standing of a tor warren. still dominates the senate In the tar- president Is not infallible. Time New Senator Mast Three iff fight., and again during the Coolldge ad- Bon tor Election. ministration a senate that did not FresUenf's Onpertanity next In the elections to be held sum-vacare for the chief executive pron Bcsta est Tariff BUL Morrow and claimed lta Independence, and set year, McCuiiocn. for run election, aa all must If the tariff bill, as finally enacted. about overturning the administrafor Is fairly acceptable to the progres- tion apple cart ' But time and again their appointment are not good the full term. In addition, 20 other of the evidence gave country the affordbe an sives, opportunity may the In which it held President Republicans must go beforesenate. to the ed the president to cultivate the more esteem Coolldfte, and after a series of re voters asking return in la Pig ox. vuo LirogrroaiTco wu buffs the senate awoke to tne laci Of these 30, five are progressives, Insurgent. win them back Into the Republican, that it rather than the president, and two are part-tim- e fold. If the house la able to dictate had been losing ground with the The five are Borah of Idaho, Mo- norm oi of Master South Dakota, to the senate In the final shaping of people. Bo In due season the hostile and the tariff and can force the senate senate reluctantly fell Into line, and Nebraska, Pine of Oklahoma to come to time, the prospect for went along with the Coolldge admin Sohall of Minnesota; the two and are Cousens of Michigan successful dickering will be dimin- istration on most issues, not because ished, 80 there Is much uncertainty of any admiration for the president Capper of Kansas. ofWith the farm Issue out the way. Captariff as (o wnai uie president may do eoie but because they came to realize and would have little to accomplish as a barmonizer after that the country was witn tne presi per and Couzena line with the adthe tariff la disposed of. Admitted dent and against them when they trouble falling In Senates- Schall, who ly, he can hope to accomplish very broke with lie president It may be ministration. from his state, renttie along uu line wnue in tanu the present senate will also nave an baa Just returned Mr. Hoover very popu finding six ports for the but bill remains before congress. past awakening, in Minnesota, ecnau is ot wi President Hoover is not a McKln-le- y, months it has been proceeding on the lar that drift with the tide. He nor Is he a Harding. .Those two theory that President Hoover was elua assumed that the was one who country was nreatdent was had president, particularly MeKinley, slipping" ana mat tne losing out With tha possessed the faculty of winning over displeased with the man who was people, and, holding that belief, got aunng u speoil' tne reservation cial session. It would take very little to bring Schall Into line if the tide HOOVER FACES German St. Nick Swaps' Reindeer HUGE PROBLEM For Airplane IN INSURGENTS record-breaki- ng - h if part-time- rs - 1 turned toward the president; he probably would lead the procession of returning proaigais; inai , u himself Is reelected to the senate. The chances of Pine's reelection in Oka-hoara so slight as to make it speculate on hardly worth while to what he ultimately will da With Mr.Maiter the situation la much the same as with Schall; he Is slower than Schall about making up his mind, but if 8chaU falls into line, McMaster can be counted on to do likewise, Norris and Borah Not Likely To Follow Hoover. The two Insurgents not likely to acknogledge or to follow the leaderHoover are Senaship of President Borah. Under no tors Norris and Circumstances will Norrie -- ever get Into line; to do so would be contrary to hi nature, and he to the most man in all congress. He supported Al 8mlth for President in 1928, notwithstanding he lays claim to being a Republican. But Norris to to Borah, just si sure of reelection aswho never and he to one Insurgent will turn up In the Hoover column, unless It be by accident' There to little more prospect that Borah will return to the Hoover camp, notwithstanding the outstanding fight Oc-he made for Hoover on the stump in tober, a year ago. Borne interesting senatorial are scheduled for 1930, but outside of those noted there appears to be no prospect for President Hoover enlarging his following, because the senators coming up are already arraved with the president as much so as would be their successor if they themselves should go down to defeat For Instance, Ruth Hanna McCor-mic- k to going to make a terrific fight for tne teat now imea oy senator Deneen of Illinois. Deneen to with Hoover; Mrs. McCormick, daughter of the late Mark Hanna, la an organization Republican, and would be with Hoover it electee New Jersey Sees Hot Fight For Morrow's Seat " Hew Jersey- promises to stage an exceDtlonallv Interesting fight for the seat which Dwight Morrow soon wui occupy by appointment The New Jersey Republicans threatened to split into three hostile camps when the governor hit upon the happy to thought of appointing Mr. Morrow fill the Edge vacancy after he concluded his temporary arms conference assignment to London. All rival candidates except former Senator Frellngnuysen withdrew when Morrow's appointment was assured; alone declared his purpose to stay In the race, and to attempt to defeat Morrow In the pri maries next June. New Jersey Repbllcans, therefore. have to choose between one of the outstanding figures of the United States, lawyer, business man, banket and diplomat and a man of wealth, who, to satisfy his vanity and his social ambitions, wants to return to the senate largely because he likes the Job and the prestige it gives him. was the type of senator who served one term and left no tracks behind him. He has two, and onjy two assets: he was an intimate ineno oi president Harding, and tne women of New Jersey think he Is a dry. The chances are that Morrow will be able to defeat Frelinghuysen, and be elected to the senate, but if the reverse happens, Frelinghuysen contrary eam-Dau- For Christmas a Qive Mother a Permanent Wave If so. yoa will be permanently satisfied. AYherever smart women gather in Salt Lake, our Pennan.ents are the topic of conversation. The harmony of hair dressing with the contours; of ea;h face is carefully considered. (" All details of beauty culture are successfully ried out in Z. C. M. 1. Heauty Salon. For personal advice do come in and consult'-, car- with MISS MILDRED WARR - ..',.'.'next Manager. haiVcut moke an appointment, For your Z. C M. I. Beauty Salon . , ... Second, Floor. Grand Jury Indicts Three Former Official JAnrsOV. Mlsa Dec. T (JPi Three former slate officials were In dicted by the Hinds county grand jury today for alleged Irregularities in office. Those Indicted were Rush H. Knox, former state attorney gen eral; Cecil Inman, former chairman of the state tax commission, and Burs Hllbun. former director oi tne mis Uginrvl airrtrMltural service depart ment and former supervisor of negro education. Tha mntt hn--v rnntlnued an inves tigation of the former officials begun by a special legislative committee last vear. The committee alleged that irnnv an4 Inmin mnsnlred In the fraudulent collection of income and inhMitanea taxes referred to ine state attorney general. OBDEB AFFECTS IDAIIOAN. oTrrwrvTY-m- r TW 1 fVPV For service changes announced by elgn the state department tooay uiciuuru. tan !!.. v Allah! rvur- H'Alene nuiuiu fnniim YABUn nffirer. un- mrvm Auauu, Ais.v.f... classified, and vice consul oi career. assigned a vice consul at navau. Cuba. (Willi the Exception of 2 Makes, New Stelmvays and New L esters) UPNGHTS -- PLAY TO BE m "-- will be for and with Hoover, by his vote at least So Hoover stands to train in New Jersey; he msk would lose one supporter If the state should Democratic, as it often ha rinne. Ten vears ago New Jersey had two Democratic senators, and it la worthy of note that the last three senators elected from that state have been avowed wet. Edwards, Edge and Kean. In passing. It may be recalled that Frelinghuysen, last winter, before the new cabinet wa made up, went to Mr. Hoover and asked for appointment as secretary - oi war. That gives a line on the- man who wants and hopes to neieai Morrow. Maasachasetts Promises Interesting Campaign. Massachusetts also nromtoes an In teresting senatorial campaign next year, now that Senator Olllett has announced he- - will, not eek reelection There to a deal of . speculation on whether or not former President Coolldge will seek the senatorship. Former Governor Fuller, a storm center, with an abundance of wealth, has declared his Duroose to run; Wil liam M. Butler, chairman of the Republican national committee that conducted the Coolldge campaign In 1924, want to come back to the senate, and there are other candidate. Massachusetts went Democratic In the election of 1928; Mr. Hoover could not carry the state, largely because of the injection of the religious issue into that fight Massachusetts, which wants Increased tariff on in dustrial products, now has one Democratic senator. It to by no means certain Olllett will be succeeded by a Republican. If not, Mr. Hoover will lose another supporter there, There are several other states, now represented by Republican senators, of regular stripe, that may go Dem ocratic in 1930. Senators Ooff of West Virginia, Hastings of Delaware, Metcalf of Rhode Island, Phipps of Colorado, Sackett of Kentucky and Sullivan of Wyoming, all come from states that occasionally go Democratic, particularly in the 'off year." These men, with two exceptions, came into the senate on the crest of the Coolldge landslide of 1924; there will be no presidential ticket to help them In 1930. The defeat of any one of this group would occasion little surprise, If present conditions con' Unue, Bare Chance for Gain In Iowa And New Mexico. As against these chances of losing senate ground, the Republicans appear to have but two possible chances of making gains in the next senatorial election; there to a very fair prospect of electing a Republican to succeed Steck in Iowa, and a bare chance of electing a Republican In place of Bratton of New Mexico. But if that should happen, there to no assurance that the Republicans elected would be of the type friendly to President Hoover. Iowa ha Brook-ha- rt in the senate now; another Brookhart would be no more helpful to the administration than would Steck, If he should be returned, and New Mexico' Republican - senator, Cutting, to almost as bad as Brook-ha- rt though less vociferous.. It remains to be seen whether the Republicans of those state still prefer the Insurgent type to regulars. So far as the next election to concerned, it holds out almost no prom-to- e to President Hoover In the matter of Increased senate followlna--. That being true, manifestly the surest and quickest way of winning over a senate majority friendly to the administration, to through peaceful negotiation and personal contact That is a task that must necessarily fall largely to the president himself: such negotiations cannot well be left to friends of the administration. The senate, as has been abundantlv evidenced of late, to smarting under the criticism that has been heaped upon it in recent months, and it mav decide to mend its ways. In which event negotiations will be easv. But so long as the senate persists In Its belief that the "president to slipping" and tnat tne senate to holding its own, negotiations cannot get far. 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