Evening star., 1928-06-11

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~Hoover or bust" Is circulating Hoover
Propaganda everywhere The Michigan
cohorts rolled In with 80 delegates
shouting for Hoover Alabama's dele
counted surely for Hoover, and even
that one Is said TO be wavering, have
arrived too Utah. uninstructed, but
regarded Ss favorable 70 the Secretary
Of Commerce. ~ fHere 19a9fe
Other Delegates Arrive.
Arkansas delegates, some Of them
favorable 70 Mr.. Hoover because Of his
6ood relief work. have arrived. Part
Of the New York contingent, headed
by Ogden L. Hills, Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury. arrived Saturday and
the balance Of the delegation yesterday
1dr. Mills has been Hoover booster
from the first. Representative Smell
chairman Of the House rules committee
and a delegate at airge from New York,
along with Mr.. Mills, predicted the
prompt nomination Of Mr.. Hoover.
Other delegations favorable TO
Hoover arriving are New Jersey, Ken
tucky, Massachusetts,. Colorado, Rhode
Island, Washington Maryland and the
u delegates from Ohio instructed for
Hoover In the State primary election
Senator Charles Curtis Of Kansas
Republican leader Of the Senate, was
tne fourth candidate for the Republican
presidential nomination 10 reach Kansas
Eity. He Immediately put out state
ment attacking Hoover, and asserting
mat he himself is the logical nominee
q me party under all the circumstances.
he said:
Outlines His Aspiration.
II came out 70 Kansas City hoping To
Iecefye the Republican nomination for
President. am anxious 70 see the con-
Nentson nominate the man who viii
make the strongest and best candidate
Nnd believe under all the circum-
attsnceS That am the man. and hope
thai majority of the delegates viii
ag1ee with me on that point. The con-
yentaon cannot afford 10 nominate as
ne head o. the ticket any one for whom
M party viii b. on the defensive from
tale day he Ia nominated until the close
Of TIE polls On election day"
II was inferred that Senator Curtis
MAS aiming a. AF. Hoover in this state
Dsent. There s none of the shrinking
w5Cses attitude In Senator C4Ir4iag frank
assertion ina, he himself ls ''tile man of
tie h0uK" The Kansas Senator made
ligiat o. the fact tkas the Republican
f1assonsi committee hAn seated gJFax-
ticzIiy al of tne Hoover deiegstes from
Eca1thern states against whom contests
had been lodged, saying The result Of
kkle contests does not cCgcern me. DO
pos see where kT. EoDyer made any
great gain"
Ifs anti-Eooysr allies continue N 10
Into ks,idcles " discuss what may be-
dCgsE ~ Et0p the Secretary Of Commerce.
HgGw ef.HaEgSSsTeA are 4esygweN Asf5s Sfxraa
of them farm committees ard Songe of
them directly representing the coalition
ezaoissths, for the puFppse of carry
fsR % me fight against Hoover, Plans
are IAlG and naRa4 GFe detailed ~
"snl2e' Hoo9er delegates In many of
the Instructed ard un1ustF1cisd deie-
Ezfkssas.
Results Called MezEer.
But v, oate there hsA been little ac-
Osatiy Accomplished. The situation
wt4less pFeeenteG i1S@if st the EGpVbs
lyseaG national convention IN 1903
Geens largely " ~ repeated. Then ti1e
allied f9Eces we're 0Dp0s,ag tiae nODli~
nssson u Chief Justice Taft fos FFe1i~
dent Taft wsS Eecrst@gy 81 War aTG
had the hacking N President 5cl>sJSe-
ySlE. The allafs then, and are DDcay
witfkagt q 6efinlgs candidate " wfsoDl
b ewsne Their diflc1Ity IL tfaat al
0f taenl are candidates, Tinsy glsn ".
stop EoyyeE, Dsat they cenfaos agree on
d candidate after hcoTeF Gas been
et1EDes .
EfnstH I'm" Ekfd n Misee1ri .
<sEds6ate foT tkss DsnsocFstS Dtssi-
EeEaasl EoBalEation sne ~ inpla@s ne
tee u FEeTDert E15gFr, II a. MS L'>fnf
heFs, waiting gatG taie hour NfEfl fh
VII! travel 10 Eto1eton lie ia giving
aif aga1 oonafoFt W tlgs "Hsfeatast" ram
pssFn gage1 against Hoover ~ tnf
eliass. senator Reed Eaio On has affSSsI
here
Hoover viii be tias easiest f1&n ~
tiae Republican party fen tias DeDsoeratf
W defeat tins Fsii" !"
With HooysT's domination seemingly
yeU on itG way toward fFnfsi6fl, alFse1s
tfae 6iEe1a6son of yaee presidential can
a niHstAE u warming 9p. The Republican
sNtssges1 must decide, N tLs kfsHl
y#sN~NSg IN