PLANS AID'I ^on Western. Tour Reveols Vigor ofHe is fo Wage for Clear-Cut Politico! Division of '‘Liberals” and,“Conservatives”r•*2ic■tAs' He Defines Them—Hot Fight is Seen.-vWashington,. July. 9. Presl-i dent-Roosevelt's first addresses on hiswestern' tour dispelled for capital” politicals1 any doubts as.to the vigor - of :the. campaign; he Intends to wage. for . a - clear-cut political dlYijdiv.of-/.Tjlberals” and-- Conservatives as • Ito- defines': them.In Ohio-and ^Kentucky/ he. made sharply: clear ;-that/he. would*like to Hive'Senators .Bulkley; arid /Barkley r$tL*rn i?ci: to' Congress - because of theirV support-' of : administration•And-the lengthy • laudation he accorded Barkley showed the extentthe success of candidates high in his favor,- There seemed no dohht that elsewhere- across the country he would put in a; word lor . administration stalwarts up tor reelect ton, and Ills fighting mood-.- strengthened the probability that he would speak out' against;some of the senators who have opposed him. .■'.The .ultimate .success- of .Mr; Roosevelt's campaign, ’ as '■ he :has outlined It so.far, .would' mean a Liberal* tetet for- the Democratic party'and a “Conservative1' one for the Republican • party—using theHto which.Mr,- fiioseveH was willing' Roosevelt definitions—in’lfHO,ThWvveicalmtonmto Make-his personad' prestige oni • • iYouth Is Bound Over to .Avsroit Action of JuryFort . Wayne,-Ind., July 9. lt;£■}— John’ Giuftin, 16, of ^Canton, 0., was bound;to.:AHen circuit'court yesterday on a charge of assault and battery lt;wfth intent-to .kill in the shooting of Max Bleekman, 22, filling'station attendant, during an attempted holdup,- •Already bo bos encountered his first- difficulties—with those whom he would-call Comerva lives” within his - own' party. They include senators who.hftve blocked some of his favored measures . and some Democratic-, leaders whose first consideration 1s party solidarity..The Chief Executive, thus far has Indicated no plce-for them In his ideal “Llberar • party, and from them he may expect opposition to the Jast. \. '.And another obstacto • to- such an(Concluded on Page Two)lb?Ja;beilegvalwaCDJ.anctheim|bee12-