Evening star., 1917-03-05
to be a man of much wealth and several
years ago he married Miss Mathllde
Townsend of this city.

to be a man of much wealth and several
years ago he married Miss Mathilde
Townsend of this city.
Senator Hale of Maine.
Senator Hale. better known up to this
time as Colonel Frederick Hale. hav-
ing served as a colonel on the staff Of
the Governor of Maine, is the son of
former Senator Eugene Hale, for many
years a republican leader in the Senate.
He is about forty years old and Is
lawyer. He served at one time In the
state legislature. Senator Hale is man
of pleasing address and possesses much
of his distinguished fathers diplomacy
of manner. He is strong advocate OF
the protective tariff.
A widely known old New Jersey
family is represented in the new senator
from that state, elected to succeed
Senator MARITIME. Senator Frelinghuy-
sen devoted his time and business
abilities to fire insurance underwriting,
and at one time served in the state
senate. He is fortyseven years old.
Senator Kendrick of Wyoming has
had an adventurous career. He was
born in the Texas panhandle and be-
came cowboy almost as soon as he
was able to sit astride a horse. When
he was twenty-one years old he was
sent in charge of large herd of cattle
north to the pastures near Sheridan.
" OIllHS. Later ne DOuSnC a TanCn III
Wyoming and went into the cattle busi-
ness for himself He is reputed to have
made millions in the business In
cidentally he is an ardent prohibition
the Senate against Senator Warren
several years ago and was defeated in
the legislature by one vote.
Senator King Mormon.
The new senator from Utah, Judge
William H. King of Salt Lake, is a
Mormon. He and his brother have
operated one of the largest, if not the
largest. law firms in Utah He was
educated in part abroad When Brig
ham Roberts was excluded from the
House because he was a bigamist, in
the late 90s, Judge King was elected to
fill the seat.
Senator Kellogg of Minnesota is no
stranger to Washington. He was the
trust buster" of the Department of
Justice during the Roosevelt adminis-
tration. He was special counsel for the
government in the cases brought
against the paper trust and against
the Standard Oil Company under the
antitrust laws, and he was counsel for
the interstate commerce commission
during the investigation of the Harri-
man railroads and the dissolution of
the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
mergers.
Leader of Progressives.
Senator Hiram Johnson of California
| is "a progressives of progressives. He
was on the third party ticket as Vice
President with Theodore Roosevelt four
years ago. He has led the progressives
fight in California and won out against
| the "old guard there.
| One of the most popular men in New
! Mexico is the new senator from that
state Senator A. a. Jones. He was born
/ in Tennessee. He is successful law
! yer and banker Since 1913 he served
| here as assistant secretary of the in
! terror and gave particular attention to
/ the administration of the bureau of
| Indian affairs and the reclamation serv-
/ ice
Senator Knox of Pennsylvania is a
new" senator only in the sense that
| he is entering the body again. He
| served in the Senate several years ago
| and only left that body to become Sec
| retary of State under President Taft
| He served in the Roosevelt cabinet also
at Attorney General. Senator Knox
was Pennsylvania IS favorite son at the
republican national convention in 1905.
| After Storage Barons.
The cold storage barons had better
I took to themselves now that Kenneth