The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-03
Kellogg Is
Big Winner
For Senate
BY DAVID LAWRENCE
Copyright by The In;el!Sencer)

s. Paul, Nm. oc. She's a dear
little woman makes nice speeches and
IS absolutely sincere. but she Will not
be elected 70 The United States senate.
The woman In Tho case is Mrs. Annie
D!Ckie Ol@se1. perhaps he best cand-
date the feminine sex has put UP TOR
public Office anywhere bur when the
people ~ Minnesota think .: Mrs Ole
sen in the senate and then think OF
Senator Frank 3 Kellogg. they can't
help feeling tina. the latter would be
NOR effective in representing their In
rereSts There - hardly any doub,
-ha. Mrs. Olessn Is hs nd'csrpAd b. her
sex Women voters VIII support her
20 soma extent but y Is probable hat
the majority % women will vote for a
man.
Kellogg Certainty.
n "a -, = = r~re-a,l" conceded that
Ms Oelsor vii ruH 'h:rd IN The race
arr that Henrik Shirs'ed. the inds
pAr6sa, Republican candidate oc Non
Partisan league atAIia.ioH. WI! run sec
ond Senator KeI!oSss reelection Is
a cer,airrv THIS IS due - A cCmhtna-
ron Of reasons and w:N hs true no
rra.'er how strong he Democratic or
ir1acsrSs-t candidates were Its be
cause Mr. kellogg. :scoSTi1'7c that this
- al AGRICULTURAL STATE. has played
the game for ihe farmer and either
fa.hAred or supported every measurs
which the organized farm interests have
sop-h, in Washington For this he will
receive the active nelp of the farm
bureaus and their numerous workers.
Kellogg's strength.
Senator kellogg. By the way. IS not
= popular typa oe Campalsne-. He didn't
seek the nomination SIX years ago. and
4, - A,,y,
:or himself IN the primaries In which
Re was 50 overwhelmingly re1omtnated.
He conducts quiet d!Su!ied campaign.
He begins this week series OF adj
dresses He never discusses his oppo-
nents. conNning himself 20 the issues.
Labor IS more o. less hostile 70 him
to- his vote against strikes when the
Esch -Cumm.ns transportation act was
beng debated ard there are few hero
and there who remember that Mr. ke!-
logg favored American entrance into
the League Of Nations even with reser-
vacionS Tte people ot this state. how
ever. are for the mss; part anxious Sor
international cooperation and they rs-
ten syrnpathetically TO Mr. Kellogg's
{ mention that he has always favored
s-eps that would help prevent war.
No upheaval
SIX wears ago when Senator Kellogg
VS. elected by $4,000, the state vas car
II by Mr. Hughes against President
wilson BY less than 400 votes. Mime
sofa participated IN the general land
slide for Harding. A Republican who
can win by $4,000 IN a yead when Demo
Gratis nearly captured the state - strong
enough to Do assured Of election this
III. for whtle one encounters hero the
slne drift Of dissatisfaction with the
Republican administration as runs
through other states. II isn't deep-seated
cough 70 cause a political upheaval.
Mr. kslloggs friends are far moro
cracerned about the candidacy os Mr..
ee.pSted than Mrs. Ole,en. AS for the
l..,cer, she made one ,ll-advised speech
f. which she cited various votes Of Sena-
to- Kellogg on senate amendments,
which x taken by themselves would
have made hte record a bad one polite
ally. The newspapers have attacked her
fo- these hah-truths however. and have
cited the details OF NJ. Kellogg's votes,
30 that II anything Mrs. olesen lost a
little ground by her speeches
Mr.. Sh.psted however. IS The other
type Of ca-nPa.gner-he "damns his op-l
poneut with faint praise" and Will un-
Questionably pon big vote. gathering
70 bis fold radical Non-Part!san
leaSuers. Socialists d.scontented labor
test vote In any election. Mr.. Shtps'ed'sI
ca npaISp. however. Is not we'll organ
tied nor we'll financed.
Takes Ccnections.
Speaking os finances Mrs Olesen be-
feves n getting money direct from
the people. She tells them frankly tha.
she IS a lone campaignsr and that her
funds come from popular contributions.
Collections a. her meetings have been
sufficient TO Anauce her campaign. She
is good looking and well-lked by her
audiences, but for represan aniation in a
powerful BODY like .hs United States
senate they prefer the piG"r Of kc.loS=.
whose membership on important com
uictees OF vital Importance to Mime
sofa gives him an ADVANTAGES also over
any newcomer. male or female.
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