Evening star., 1928-08-25
HOOVER WILL REST
HERE TILL MONDAY
Candidate win Then Confer
With Campaign Man.
ayers.
e. fl4r Associated Press.

Ev tSF ASScC}%tfE fFF>Ne
The first phase If his own campaign
a. an end. Herbert Hoover today review
90 ,hs 5000 miles Journey across the
continent and The results 1t had pro-
dared
Events in the National political arena
1;,sns .re ssx weeks absence from the
%a,17rnl Capital had served to place
fI,r ur,n:sM.on l>Sue even farther 10 the
g-,nt <ahardinatlng for the moment,
q. fc;sr tl,c farm relief question, whicli
q.es Inc high point Of contention in the
ge,t.h.ran convention that voted him
s3-r n,cs'Gc0j33I nomination.
Va Debate at Present.
Inst wren and where the Republican
s.et,sa~6 bearer will renew his discus
60, NJ ne wet and dry issue has not
1,,f becn decided by him. but il can
ba stated authoritatively that he has
=, E,resnut intention of engaging in
s,,v debate with his Democratic oppo-
-en+ On that subject.
Ne rrCar6S the issue as very definite
Iv ocfIred by the acceptance speeches.
with clear cut distinction drawn for
re voters retention of the eighteenth
ar,sn6r2cu: in its present form or Its
modification to permit state option un-
Der STATE regulation.
Cfa<e advisers of Hoover who sat IN
Nh hisu on the conferences he helo
v.tn political leaders of the Northwest
c, Cr5ar Rapids this week declare that
sne question uppernlost in the MINDS
~ the several hundred visitors from
dozen great farm States seemed 70 De
that If effecting strong party or
rgnization .ather than of seeking more
SnecIfic details Of the farm relief pro-
vnsals the standard bearer put forward
in his acceptance address.
Much Work Remains,
These leaders made 1t clear, however,
fhat much work remained to be oone
IN the Northwestern States. particularly
in South Dakota and Wisconsin. ana
that there was Sonle unrest III the otner
States.
Hoover returned home last night very
much satisfied with the results OF ms
trip into 10 States from coast to coast
and with the political outlook IN gem
eral. He is not dIscountlng the strength
Of the opposition, however, ana re-
v,eatedlv told those who greeted him
Yesterday in PENNSYLVANIA that the Re-
nublicans have a real contest ahead
and must exert their utmost eH0rt II
they are To gain victory in November.
At this time Hoover has no intention
Of making another long trip until ne
starts back across the continent iate
in October to cast his vote on elecIion
day at his home precinct at STANFORD
University. However, he Will maze
number Of short campaign tours. gong
into the East, the border States ana
the South.
VIII Seek Rest.
Details of these have yet TO be worked
out and will depend largely upon con-
ditfons as they develop after the cam
palrr has reached a more advanced
STAGE. It may De several weeks before
the delivery Of his next prepared ao-
dress. He thinks there Is too short a
tine between now and Labor day Tor
him 10 make a speech on that hoilday,
but has not made a final decision.
TODAY and tomorrow the candidate
viI seek rest after the gruelling eight
DAYS journey from his home at Palo
Alto Calf. Monday he viii get back
to work. conferring with the directors
of his campaign regarding organization
details II a number CT States.
While apparently in the early days
Of his trip to the Pacific Coast the
Republican nominee regarded cam
paigning as something of an ordeal, he
has come to look upon it now as just
the days work and frankly says he
gets quite a kick" out Of meeting with
the plain folks who greet him along
the way.