Show ALARM I GROWS CROWS mm AMONG A fONG G 0 o P OVER PRIMARY ARY REVELATIONS I L Lost To Adminis Adminis- Administration Administration Administration Oddie and Cam Cam- Cameron Cameron Cam cron eron Slay May FolIo Follow WONT WON'T HURT CALVIN Even Democratic Con Con Con- Congress Congress gress Will Vill Cut Taxes and no lb Will rill Get Glory By Dy ROBERT T P SMALL Special Corre Correspondent of The Standard Standard Examiner Copyright 1326 1526 Consolidated Press Pres Association NEW YORK YORE Sept 11 The 11 primaries of the past week have continued to muddle the political situation and despite optimistic re reports ports made to President Coolidge up at Paul Smiths Smith's there is gen gen- genuine alarm In the Republican par par- party party ty as to the results of the corn com log Ing congressional elections The Thc bitterness of ot some ome of or the R Re- Re Republican Re Republican publican contests Is 19 an evidence that all Is i not well beneath the surface o of th the G 0 O P Senator Lenroot's defeat for rp re- re nomination re-nomination nomination in Wisconsin was snore mON or less of o a 0 foregone conclusion although within the tho past ten tars tays there were reports of a tide set set- set setting ting flog in his hi favor which thich heart heart- heartened heartened heartened ened stalwarts and made mad the ul- ul ul ultimate timote result a little more bItter 1 LO TAL Mr hr Lenroot has been a 0 loyal supporter of the administration administration- one OnO of the th most loyal lie He H tool took it upon himself to sponsor th Coolidge resolution for adherence to the world arid court knowing kno full well that his every act would b bused used against him in his horn home state slate Senator Lenroot's defeat is h ha isa lia a total loss to the administration Governor Elaine who will succeed him will be a 0 wild mustang In th upper branch of congress contress and wAil not support any act of the tho cool doot- coolIdge Cool Ide Idge administration Senator Oddle advocate of the world court coutt wa 1 In Nevada but th election is still ahead of ot him The world orld court will not figure fleur In that cont contest t however for tor Hay Ray Baker the Iho Dem Dem- Democratic Democratic Dem- Dem Democratic nominee nomine is a Democrat of o th tb Woodrow not only favors the th court but th I league of nations os IlS well N Ni- Ni Ne Nevada vada where only about votes were cast in both both the tho Re- Re Republican Re Republican publican and Democratic primaries Is a II state where personalitY counts more than Issues A cap can candidate for tor office In Nevada can with very little trouble meet an and 1 address every voter in the state BAKER D POPULAR R Ray nay Baker Eaker is Intensely popular and It would not be In the least surprising to see him win at th the November pOlls poll with plenty to spare There Is plenty of primary pla placidity in Arizona also where here Senator Sen- Sen Senator ator Ralph Cameron was mated by the Republicans without opposition But Senator Coiner Coiner- on is to be bo opposed In November by Representative e Carl Hayden one of the most popular men of the tho state stale Mr hayden lIay has beena been IJ a representative in congress ever since Arizona was admitted to statehood lIe He has never been do- do defeated de footed Hero lIero again c ln the tho th Grand OIl 1 Party Is facing either defeat or orth of its life the fight Senator George Georgo Moses of New ew Hampshire the tho i good old 11 Dr Di n Moses as Woodrow use used 1 to call hint him will have ha an easY time com coming In back to the senate now that the th primary rocks have ha been safely passed He lie leave have been sorely missed 1 Not only Is he lie a good senator but he lie bal bats for Cor forrice Vice rice President Dawes Dawe as pre pre- presiding siding officer when whetS the good gen oral con oral erd wants 0 o 0 respite from front the th or- or ar arduous luaus silence of oC the rostrum IS IN IN XI NEW OBI Hero Here In New York state the situation in the Republican par party R- R R Is far from reassuring The It are only hoping that may be true Governor Al AI Smith SmithIs Smithis Is too ill III to bo ho commandeered for fora tora a 0 fourth term at Albany The Continued On lage l'age Seven Seen I ALARM CROWS AMONG AMONO CD CDO O O P Continued Page age One governor unquestionably Is not a 1 awell well man He has said so His doctors have said aid so J i Recently he be has missed several engagements because india india- po position Yet It the th party Insists the governor will run again a aln There I has been great reluctance on tI th part of ot prominent Republicans t to venture Into the gubernatorIal race so long lone As 8 as tile the Al AI Smith threat hangs over their heads But I lt t tIt It once one bo be assured ho he will not rut miland and there will be a stampede fel a Republican nomination Got Got- Gov Governor Smith resents the Idea ides that the tho Democratic party In New Yet Y l il I state Is I a ono one on man affair yet et It would seem to be just that Certainly the tho th Republican publicans h hold hi that view of ot the thi matter mailer WANT COOLIDGE AID Strenuous efforts are to b b- b made b made mado to enlist I resident President more actively In the coming cant cam campaign cam The Tho president very prop prop- properly prop properly erly has kept o out t of the primary fights He lie feels he Is the s of all H I l has declined most positively to tal taia a hand In the New York sItuation however much ho he may have felt so Inclined After Arter the last ot of o th tb rles are over however aOl the Issue Is squarely cut between the tho G 0 O P and the tho Democracy the president nt may relent and con con- con consent sont sent to do a little campaigning even If It it Is indirect In charac character r The president has stressed pros pros- pros prosperity as the tho Issue for his parry pax yand and ho v Hl be bo called upon to tomake tomake make malo some speeches and state state- statement state statements ment ments as to the tho extent and probable abl able permanence of the tho good times which are evident In nearly all di- di directions di directions v WILT WIIL USE tSE RADIO R The radio Is expected to b called upon to assist the th president In reaching the people He lie ho he ben been very ry n appropriately called till tj fIrst radio president of the tho Unit Unit- United United Unit United ed States Stales His inauguration spee speech cion on the of March 19 1335 1125 5 w wee tt th first ever to be bo broadcast He lIe ba faced the microphone many time lime since then and the radio operators ahva G know exactly how v to fo catch and ani carry his somewhat pitched pItched high voice vole to the best ad aa Vantage An And l yet ct despite the threat of or an adverse senate after senate after the fourth 0 or r next March there are arc come fomo friends of the president who do net i the situation with alarm They The say a d In congress s might bo be the vcr very best thing for th tb country and for the he president If he desires desire a a third term A deal deal- lock lock would mean alean mean a a do do do or or possibly n a cong rel which would Voul l do Ia nothing mor moru than reduce taxes Even a a Bern Dm senate couil not vote oto against a 0 tax cut Ant It tl taxes ta-res es are aro reduced again Mr Coolidge will get the benefit or of ortho the tho public reaction cUon That i Is hi privilege It cannot be bl denied him More and anti more the th term erm idea Ida i Is fl fixing Itsel Itself f In th the Republican mind and Mr coo Cool Idge Idge to all nil intents and purposes Is today the th Republican part party |