Show FARM VETO IS S SNO NO HANDICAP Coolidge Said Sai to Be Strong Stron With Western V Republicans BY 11 T. T SMALL 1 Correspondent Corr of oC time the Standard Examiner miner Copyright 1927 Consolidated Press l ress Association I nOLT TO CHICAGO April 2 An Any Any idea the east cut may ma have d that President Coolidge has weakened himself with the tho farm farm- farmers ers of or his own party by his lila veto of the time McNary McNary-Haugen called so-called soc farm arm relief bill would seem seeni to tobi tob tobi bi bi- biall b all wrong If It the experience of ofin in III ji a observer tr In the tho home homo state of Senator Il ary may b be given duo due du weight eight and consideration You are arc frankly told in Oregon Orgon that if It President Coolidge's name namo Is entered d In I the lime he presidential 1 primaries maries mariE's next spring his hla clory will willI b b I overwhelming You even hrar hor th tIme intimation that Senator Me- Me Ie Nn himself will range ran alongside president before voting day arrives Wherever you ou go In the west w st you ou find It taken for granted among publicans Hi-publicans that Mr i Coolidge will nii rIi again arllin In iii 1928 and that he lie cange can an cei ge l' l the nomination tit dl his hI party for the time asking rime Tho Re Item- Republicans publicans s of ot the far f tr west tell you that his veto eto of ot the McNary- McNary Haugen bill did not create creato a rip rip- pi pis ph on the them political surface l expected the president pre president l- l dent to toto veto to to the measure masure If It he lcd signed it there would have beena a real surprise But Dut It is impossible le anywhere to find a weakening In It the CoolIdge lines even the te agricultural advocates tales cates of former Governor Low Low- n df-n d n of or Illinois II say that he haS hall no chance for fOI the lie presidential unless and until Mr i Coolidge declines to run This Is III not to deny the fact oct that Governor Lowden has much strength in his hi party nut But that strength th always 1 I Is predicted on olm an If If It If president ident Coolidge docs does not desire aim an- another other oilier term It Is easy tv to find the Lowden sentiment permeating ns as a asfar far as Hawaii out In the mid Pa cIt Ic Of O course cour Hawaii cannot yote vote for or a a. president any more than can calm time the District of Columbia or the time Territory of or Alaska but Hawaii talks and antl thinks 8 politics In terms term of oC the time American mainland and antl it a shame that such an intel Intel- Intelligent section of ot American public opinion shout should be denied the right of oC lf fc Oregon Republicans have hove not no no wavered Watered a ered one omme Instant in their sup sup- support su support p port of ot President ent Coolidge They The loval love enough h to Senator Me Ic c. c Nary Sot but they had no tie thought thai that his agricultural Ideas ever would be accepted by lJ the time chief executive ot of the time nation The rIme mere fact that the president vetoed time the bill bear bear- ing lug the name and sponsorship of or Oregon's senior senator has at af his Is popularity not one whit Whether or not this tame name sen holds hold good in the mid mh western country tho the writer can can- cannot cannot not say but ut on the time Pacific coast and in the tho mountain states it thinly Is true truc There was ns soma som talk In the west est that President Coolidge must have ha made up liP his mind not to run lI aln else he would have ha hesitated to veto eto the modified farm bill bm but even this theory has hns fallen allen down since the adjournment of ot congress The whole truth is that no one on in the republican republic party pa rt dares II res raise a Ii voice against President Coolidge Even en Senator Borah Dorah of Idaho who does dols not approve l' of many of the th Coolidge and nd Kellogg I policies ran can assert no great gre t weight wl In tim his own own otin Inter mountain state sta tc against the time Seldom If ever r Jias Jias one man mami had such Hueh control over tho time G. G o. o P. P as aA Mr Coolidge has today Not ot that he has the great groat personal fu fu- vor 01 of ot the professional politicians Ho lie But nut these politicians sensing the time satisfaction of oC their party with conditions aa ne they the are aro can calm only ormy talk of or men immen and Issues If 11 Mr Coolidge decides decide to step ste aside Perhaps President noose elt In 1008 loos was more completely In con comm control of the time G. G O. O P. P than Mr It Cool Cool- is today foley toll a but Colonel Roose Roosevelt velt veit exercised his control with the time big stick while Mr 1 Coolidge maintains his imle control through n a amore more or less' less mysterious silence which the time politicians themselves cannot fathom and which they timey do donot donot donot not attempt to explain It Is ad admitted ad- ad however howe everywhere o that Mr Ir Coolidge e. If It he desired to do doso so so could not dictate a successor in office It If he wants another term himself no issue will be bo raIsed railed ed no questions asked but If he wanted vented to nominate another man he could not do so EO In the time first place no one Imagines tho the president ever would v want to name his successor In Jim office Ills His 1 Us Immediate Interest In time the chief magistracy Is supposed to concern only himself After Arter all Is i said and done the most moat Important thing about the present In tho tIme United Slates is the tho tact fact that the public at large larce Is taking It for granted that President will run un again They rime fhe listen but bUI vainly at tIme talk of o a third term and the further suggestion that If it Mr Ir Coolidge should run and win again In 1928 1128 there would ouM be nothing to prevent pre his hb running again In 1932 1912 and once more fliers In less 1086 to say 5 nothing of 1040 1940 They The say nay 11 the time president U is still stilla a very ery young man younger by loy more than 10 years than some of those thoe who are mentioned for the presidency against him There Is undeniably a com corn complacency through the country which accepts President Coolidge as a condition rather than a theory It Ls 18 i. i his mala main asset thu thu condition of or the country and the tile condition of ot the thought ot or the country countr And in any event the important thing of the last few weeks w eks is tho tIme fact tact that even en in the tho homo home state of tho the principal author of oC the McNary 1 bill the veto eto of or that measure has not at- at affected tho the political fortunes of or the thc not not In the slightest de do- do gree |