The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-04
|M0CRATS HOPE TO GET
/ |C0NTR0L OF THE SENATE
|nsas Dissatisfied With .POlit.
'icaI Conditions, So Land
slide Is Expected.
by RALPH M. wHrTBsIDE.

nHatic presidential stakes. The entry wa
be though the medium of handsom
npaign buttons which from some mys
}{Ious source have become plentiful II
Ighingtop.
&nator Kern is wary and experienced
.,Nfician and is not thankful TO HI:
''tnds who have sprung his boom at thi!
re OF the game. He realizes that Will
N Wilson boom, the Clark boom, tn
}rmon boom, and various other well
feloped booms now before the public
Is is no time for a new boom TO de-
inp health and strength. so he is dis
uraging the Kern button man.
Not so the possessors Of the othe:
Inns. Here, the other day. Minority
Rder Jim Mann 60 re the Clark boom
xne fresh supply OF hot air which gave
A-fiIlp upward. while a southern news-
per supporter OF the Wilson boom
fough a canvass of the Democratic
embers of congress. has discovered q
1jority OF them are strong for the
Drgia Virginia "Jerseyman.
The Harmon boom seems 10 be rather
Nescent just now. but men wise In the
Is of politics are not deceived by the
* OF Harmon talk and activity and
Watching the Ohioan as closely as
W. the meantime the question persists:
What about Bryan"
I,have talked with more than one close
ludenl OF American politics who believe
Inc psychological moment the friends
Mr.. Bryan Will put him forward and
inmate him
n this does not happen. the way things
md now Wilson looks Ike the man Of
10 hour
Mr. Wilson's western trip is being fol-
Ned with the utmost interest, because
III is expected TO develop more definite
Eus OF the sentiment OF tllat section.
hIch has always sturdly stood by
ryan. Thus far reports have indicated
fyan followers. Moreover. Mr.. Bryan
mself is reported very well pleased with
e person and the performance Of the
rscy governor, albeit Wilson has not
cord OF regularity In support Of Bryan.
L Borah Hopes for Best.
Between times OF talking over the
esidentlal chances the Democrats are
scuss!ng the possibilities Of gaining
ntrol Of the senate at the next cleo
inbow chasing as It might be. II Is no
|vs that the Republican majority in
3 senate is now only eight. A turn
or Of FIVE seats would give them
sar majority OF the Democratic sena-
Is who go out at the next election only
g seat. so far as the party Is con-
rred. is in danger that OF Senator Wat
h OF West Virginia On the Republican
le there is no such easy confidence.
Senators Borah and Bourne will prob
ly come back from Idaho and Oregon:
'iggs Of Delaware is likely TO be sue
eded BY a Democrat; Norris Brown OF
sbraska confronts the probability of one
ht for his nomination and a still more
ngerous one for election, with chances
Favor OF the Democrats making
fenator Curtis OF Kansas must scrap
liter r. Stubs for the Republican
in Kansas and then the win
n must meet up with Democracy
q talks confidently Of getting away
m the legislature on the issue OF anti
'ffism and reciprocity,
2uite a lot OF things are the matter
|{h Kansas, from a Republican view
|int. chief of them being a tendency to
democratic.
lust the same sort of trouble confronts
'pator Dixon OF Montana. He Will have
night Tom Carter for his Republi-
A nomination. and II will be no easy
Itte. AMI the winner must then so into
ring with Democracy that. albeit
nsiderably disconnected over talk in
ashington abou, free wool, is none the
9 cocky and confident
SENATOR Frye of Maine has "A fine
ance TO be succeeded by a Democrat.
g senator's health is far from good.
II Is not expected he will again be
canuldatc. The Democrats hope TO hold
state and 10 control It's senatorial rep
5entation for the first time in it's his
senator Gamble Of South Dakota will
1oably have three -cornered tlgh, for
:-road Republican aspirant, he win
~ a stal%art. probably Representative
'ltin. and d progressive yet 10 be in
;Ated In the field against him,
sa1e way TO gamble on South Ea-
[a is 10 divide the money into four
~. nJi 1p Ter,nr,,fc
.mpie one on the Republican stalvarts
q inc fourth on the Republican pro-
rssiNes' then go 10 sleep and wake UP
- election TO see whether YOU lost al,
piles or only three.
ID Kenyon May Lose.
= Senator Kenyon OF Iowa votes
aanst reciprocity he will probably get
.hy WIN the Republican nomination
.ne lohg term 10 succeed himself. II
votes the other way, he viii likely
q TO that battle sea rred-not bottle
4sreG' mind You-veteran Of many WARS,
.onel Lafe Young: and II Kenyon and
LIE LIE uaNe close fight, stranger things
4 aan1oeIat 10 the senatorial! situation.
eNosether. the Democrats stan.l
nhSes 10 gain in eight or nine places:
hePuoicans have lust one chance
5ste i;HSiniaI-So make gain. The
&c ~ leaning toward Democracy
experiments that have been conducted
ee,neraI years by the department OF
'suitsure nave progressed 10 "A point
'sre II seems likely there is a ucv in
6A! open 10 the south. and one that
make the United States indcpendcni
"a ,oreign camphor supply, In a paper
" LIE III 1ust been issued by Prof. Rod
,rue and $. 6. Hood. the results in
'klua are discussed and the conclusion
feachei that caTpbur production IN
"a. uhtry is practical. and can be
Z I'NbNuDIt
.npan now furnishes -the bulk Of The
',pnor IN inc worlds trade. The most
comes from Formosa, but a small
az 'i'y Is brought from the mainland Of
,ra; ne history Of the Tree and the
~, IL interesting, and is gone into Ia.
huthors OF the paper.
nana cling Director Dave OF the scu.b.
4 commercial congress returned to
nston ihis morning from a three
,@ns Trip throughout the south Durlug
~ 'iinT ne traNersed parts Of twelve
49, re reports most hopeful feeling
through the south as To its future aud
'GevelopmeDl. This is particularly triic
~ rrsne COTTON growing states.
~ course. II Is mere coincidence that
~. ,n 'front.' OF the White house is tho
~. hanger Look out for the steam
.laik about heart failure" said former
Ss.sssIlan Lamar OF Florida Georgia
inc District OF Columbia .I had an
ICE OF it the first day of nv servicc
.eounty attorney down I'm Florida Tho
- hst was being called for th,. begin
iis OIL the term and the FIRST name
"a" was Saltiincre Lamar, I wondered
\" "pPFehenaion VINO would coi.e for