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”auto ......... 29.03 71 wins»
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York ..... . 29.83 70 cloudy
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mid. "t. ... 29.78 OM ruin
«ugh ..... . 29.1t 73 cloudy
.d. M». 29 M (.2 cloudy
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Coolidge Not “Boy”
President
Calvin Coalidgc. born July -i. 1372.
and. therefore. bl years old whcn he
bccame President, is one of the
youngest of the nation’s chief execu~
lives. but is for from being its "boy
President." a title which must go to
Theodore Roosevelt. who was only
it years old when he succeeded Mc-
Kinley. Lily-es 8. Grant was next
in Roosevelt in youth. being ‘6 when
inaugurated. other Presidents dn the
runny side of the hnlf century mnrk
ill the tirne of Inauguration bvlni;
ilrnvoi‘ Cleveland. ‘7: Fraflkllfl
l'Iv'rcc. 48: James K. Folk. 49; Jamar.
.\. Garfield. 49; John Tyler and Wr-
il.iui ll. Tait like Coolidge. wcrc in
Mars old when they become Pres-
Ivlivlll. Ilcnlnmin Harrison was ii:-
u l.« n he succeeded Cleveland. R'lcr
l. ..rlng him for rc-elcction. tin-l
I‘u volund Was the wine ago when.
nth r defeating Hat'rllon. be liccnnu-
i'l".‘|l‘(‘nt analn.
\‘.‘llllnm Henry Harrison. at as.
m.- tho uldv-st man to tnkc up the
iumlvns of tho [residency and he
[in d in office. James Buchanan was
when ho entered the \Vhim
limit-v. Zachary Taylor was 60 and
.\udrow Jackson 61. John Quincy
\vlnmo was 57 when he ruccoedcd
.liimo‘n Monroe. or four yoa'rs young-r
lhun liig fillhl'l'. John Adams. Who
mu 61 when he became \Vnehirm-
lon‘e riicco-siior. Washington. the
“Father of ill: Country." was not an
wxrnmcly old father. being only 51M
iii:iiii:llr:it.on. Abraham Lincoln “a!
r»: win-n, in Hill, h:- suecccded it'l-
f‘llflflfll’l in tho l‘reridency. Warren
H il.i'rdinir was 53 in 1921. when ht‘
livcnmc illi‘ succeesor of \‘v'nodrow
\\'il!on. who was 56 when he tuc-
t 'lit‘il Til“.
i‘tmllllizv, on becoming President.
ix tllrm» with linlit'r the average ngc
t' ills lwrntyun'ino predcocniois
\xlmiu- anus :li inauguration armre-
V'ilorl 1.579 yenrs. an average of 54
yours. The ages of the hesitlrnle :2!
tin; time of taking office are given in
the followini table. with iiinlon
'll‘ifl
ltoom'w-lt . . . . . . . . . . ..... . 4‘:
(hunt. .......... . . . ......... it‘-
(‘lru‘lnnll ....... .... ...... ... i7
l’icrt'n..... ... ..... . ....... ‘8
Polk . ..... . ..... . ......... 49
(lnrtlrld ...... . . . .. ......... 4!!
P‘lllmurr‘, ........... . s ......... 50
Arthur ...... ...... ... ....... '2"
Cimildiro ..... ........ . ... 61
Taft...- ..... .......... ....Sl
'l‘ylvr .................... ‘il
Lincoln ......... . .... .. b3
Vnn ilnrvn .... ..... .. 'li
McKinlny ..... . ..... . ......... 5t
lluyns ............ . . . . ..... . 5.;
ll. Harrison ..... . ...... .. 55
Hu'rdlnz ..... . ....... .. 53
(‘levcliind ...... . ..... . ... 5"»
“'llenn .......... . . . . . . 6'1
Johnnn'i .. 3':
J.” .\li.niml...... .... .. . 57
\l'auhmif’nn ..... . .. ......... h?
Ji'fli r‘lzil ...... ... ......... .. Ii?
Madison ......... ..... . 57
Item-w .......... Ml
J.A'lvlllli ....... ... .... ill
Joell-"m . . . . . ......... v. M
Taylor ........... . ............ iii
fluchzmn ......... ...... ... ii
“K ll. lI irvmul ................ }
'I' ll [-2 “TIATHEIK
South r.» w England: Fnir \‘fcvi-
nrsduy :mvl 'l‘hurrday. cooler \Vmi-
nretinv niclut.
Condi'inne: There have been “M'-
l! ornitcrv-l thunder ii OWern within
the lust '.‘i hours nlnnI‘vhu northern
border from Maine. cstwnrd to
Lake, Sup. .inr and In Florida.
in Nuw inclnmi. and New York.
the ""‘llllt'T will be partly clouly
Wednnniwx; cooler Wedncrduy night
and fair on Thursday.
By W? A. Guest.
The rich booti
08 er's dau ht. .
Matilda Beryl ' ' cr
Mae. eioped with Slo-
cum Slaughter. who drives the vile
Iago dray. And folks who marked
his antic. exclaimed. “Love conquers
pride! How lovely! How romantic!
Three cheers for green and bride!
Bhe was a pampered maiden. all
luxuries were hers. and she was al-
ways laden with costly silks and turn
All this she ha; fornkan to wed a
democrat who earn: his eggs and
bacon. and little more than that.”
Amid the gladrome riot of piauait
and acclaim. I'm sitting and and
quiet. and forcaots dire 1 frame. l‘m
sitting grim and sober. I’m saying.
through my heard. “The oovcnth or
October will Ice this marriage queer.
ed. For one who‘s barked in rich 3r
through all her giddy day: will roon
discover hitches in col cse. frugal
ways. The etcrn bootlcgging minor
is angry in his soul. and rays he'll
never bother to help her with his
roll. “She picked the village drny-
man.’ he says. with pnllid gills: 'n‘oll,
let her one-houn-shay man ninkr.
good her bille.’ Her haughty heart
will quiver. and ‘grief her term will
rack.‘rhcn she is eating liver instcsul
of mnvusback. She's used to rill---n
raiment and care will gnnw hwr
mind \vhrn she is making payments
inr gingham. clicupvrtmlnd. i wish
ht-l' joy in hatch-e. l'd see my Veal!
cntombeil: but oh. there. mlr'i:
matches are nearly always doomed."
Trouble in the
Philippines
lnsumcton is brewing in the
Philipinea writrn William Philip
Blmmo. noted nuwspapor onrrps.
pondent. l'nlcoo there is a (itf‘ld'd
change in “'nahingion'n nlliludo,
trouble is certain the moment lh('
iriandern become convlnm-d thc
l'nitcd Stairs has no intention of
.ever selling them free.
The most serious crisis of the
whole hirtory of America's ventures
ori-rncnn line hit the nrchirn-liigo.
The Filipino government bar none
on ntrilic. lcnving Gov. Oi-n. Leon-
nrd “'ood to run the country as
best he can without a caidnrt.
“'hcn Governor Gem-rial Francis
llurton Harrison wont to Manila in
1913. he went inntriicted to give ‘he
l-‘illpinos a chnncc to show what
they could do. He did. A nntlvn
calilnct. a Senate and n House, jun-t
like those in Washington. “‘i‘i'e li‘l
up. and from llint time until the
coming of (‘ncneinl Wood in M21.
the nnilvt-s governi-d lhcinsciw-s
with Harrison Iilll't‘l)‘ looking on.
Comparing the Filipino (‘Illlfil-‘Sh
with its Wilt-rt. in \Vnshingion. ll
did a prriy good job. They hm! ll
petty i-lcction rcnndul or l\\'i). lull til--
i'niied States Sunni“ ixnd its N-‘n-
llt‘fry. Justice. it was charged. rome-
limo-e \vcnt nu‘r). but New .\lc‘:it‘o‘.-i
I’JHi‘l'lliil" has )llSl ndmiliwi oi
his courts \vns xi. dug-inc" and n blot
on the Stnle. And no on.
At any rule. incident “'ilron. in
1920. though! so wr-li of the l‘ilipino
effort of sell-unvcrnmirtt lhni lu-
uld the time hnd cumi- tor America
to make good h--r nrnniisr.
At this n houl «wot up from the
American:- in the l‘hilippinvs 'l‘h.-\
holed Governor Harrison liltlcriy tor
giving free rein to the Filipinos and
the \Yi'ron not" to (,‘vnirro'rs was fu--l
nnd
Olll‘
tn the lirl‘. Ai‘nvti-itlon purr-
siuiplc \vn- thvir ilt'nlilnil.
General “‘00-! and fcrvui-r (10‘
ot‘ llli‘ l"iilippln >r.
~l:.- nlmm this time
Tlii- \vrilwr \i'u.‘ :ii-cmlliu-uv
flit.- mission \xlilch \'.:i.c in find out if
the lrl‘lnrir could Rtnvi‘i‘ thwnrulus
Prom ihi- illdll it was. rlnir 'll“
\Vnod-l"qul~.- T-‘rwit would lu- in thu-
negative. Thu “ri‘v'r. in hi: viral
illorv from .\l::nl':i. mid t'n- l“‘ill;\lf'll¥
would not not l'mir indwgu-nli-rcw
(‘nmcron l'fiwrimr.
nrriu-d on tiiv <0
sl-ut to
fri-mlom thi- administration of
leiunds ivoii‘d lw "llciilvnr'l up."
This "tightening: up" firm-awn
What hns grilled tho nullvcr. Gwncri;
\Voml. now gowrnor. lid.- lnlwn ‘nc
lrlzinviil back out of their hands. ”l -_\*
.cl‘ Til".
'\\'.-'ll “'ii'l’
definitely." it
for inilhimnllrEcn lll~
l“l'll\‘.l‘.'l aninr mid
mo. "and We won't hold. llut such
lru-rlom n. we hnH‘ :iltnimd ml'ut
not he tnltxfrom nil. it it is. tliorc'li
lm trnuliln
Now tlie‘i’onlilc ha.- hcgun.
“About Picnics
(“'nrt-entl-r Post.)
Mr. Slizhlgruur-h and his family
werc lvrll‘k in tho city after I lllclllt‘
which thv-y figured had been marred
by the inti-l'fcrcnt‘o of some farmers.
”Follow can‘t go anywhere out in
“'lndr' erth of Sandy lionlc:
modrrulw south shifting to west
“If Wiwl'lwr \Vi‘dl’ieldly.
'TVZ‘il’l'nATI'nl‘u
0M‘fl'ltdl tskon at 8 p. In. 75th
.NBAI’)‘ “EDITORS.
‘ .
,,9rst meeting of the creditors
.._ n “baboon. who has
' petitio- ef bankruptcv. was
.rday morning in the down—
~ » . before Ref-
JOth't-ofi. Ar.
I was ap-
_ t Fostello.
‘I‘-It'd Dov-lens
. > t
we
‘.
fling showed the
the country now and have a. quiet
ho cmnplaincd. “We stup-
lit a tire
I
i :‘prcndI
pt‘tl in n ehn-ly rpm and
‘l’nr our coffce. lip come it farmer
land t‘hflfl'Nl us. \Ve moved on to
anotliv-r and got put off the premises.
\‘.'e drainlz'nur coffee then. ate our
lunch and mOVLd on to a huckle~
.lu-rry patch. from which we were
‘prunzptly l‘ji-Clt'd as soon an a fool
owners where we
werr'. '
All of which put. the poor farmer
in on unkindly light. But is he as
had as pictured? Careless plonioors
fur-goitlng to extinguish their tires
those hot days can ruin his wood-
land. Othera con clutter his farrn
with refunc. And still others ill‘
quest of huckleberries forgot to
close mature gates. often letting his
cows run into gardens or roadways
and ruin. ‘
City folks don't let mm ride
roughshod over their lawns. deal
their flowers and loot their factories.
Why should the farmer let them
make of his acres a {while park!
The Glare on the Road
(Bristol Pun.)
Every little whfio the. motor W
hlele department has Domain OI
say about enforcement of the head;
light laws. but they we never am
forced. We suggest the department
send out inspectors arm ‘ m
ought tobooblvtoww,
every driver knows-reunite"
of men! of 1D! lamps. [
nuisance. ast Isadsa_
to
the. comply with the
“it
which we sushi-466
and won nlil» to my limit lll.‘l-“l'l of.
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Ilimv- i lzllkf‘ll with i'rcsidvnl “"r in” 5“’2' Suit clumsily ulmcd at ouch ““3 3““ solitary lord of all r:
“ling: l.i- chili-ii my attention to the 3 chi-chili: the i'lslm.r lldl‘ of iniiiii.:rn- 3“r“‘3‘-‘- Sometimes he “Wm”...
linen-(using liurda-ns hcuped iipun tin-‘tion nnd :in illogical. heartless and. ”roll" h°r80~ Again he Stand: In th-
;l’|l'hili(‘nt l.y the Ciiil‘llull of uu,iznr:rtisi'ziciory solution of the lilob- flu-nod out. in yellow braid. upon ,.
,n.t'.liy commit-elm”. .‘muriy t'\t‘:')';l"lll. L‘onuwicdly wrong, why com- ”mitt of the direct. (.‘llnitiurukin
lcominleslon or board brought its. promise with it? turning back by the Wave of n»
:ll‘oulilrs to tin- l'n-sldent “no “us Some day it sonolhle Congress. izn- haw-inf "00d 0‘ traffic.
:llu- ilnul ai'lillcr. ihfliigu-ed by tin.- cinrnor now iii-.ird "3le~t young woman alive t" u"
Not only has lllt :o- lit-"ll a conccn- on lltfh sides. will formulate a ”1.3m gan’A-‘m ’0' act‘tlring a iikelv vnuui
iratlon of authority in the emcutlvv. tlve system of admitting immigrants and 5:3." d "”33 his courtesy to in.
‘ Lut a corresponding less of Conirree- so that we will get the lrlnd we want his kindnllrnchl. “Mina.- l-nii noiu'it-l V
aionul power and u'ulliorlty. Hun» and shut out the undcelrahlcs. It “1380011 . toward Children? “
(llt‘dl ul‘ problems l‘.11\u iwcn turnul uni; he 0'i't'r»(il‘llnll&lic to predict eat of mem‘iilnlnrrled ‘0 the ”hw“
0“" and put up i0 ”it: l’l‘cblilcm. such n (‘nngi'usd and such a Policy, "I first day he ‘WW: 1
President \Vllnon broke down and
is an invalid for lii‘v. l'ri-sldent liar-
ding broke down and is in his grave.
The office of President is a. man—
kiliiug job.
President Harding should not
have undertaken that suing ncrozs
the continent and to Alaska. Only
two men have been able to make
this long “swing aroundtile circle."
speaking three or four tlmce a day
eating carelessly and sleeping-innit-
forently. They Were Roosevelt and
Bryan. Both were men of iron; but
Roosevelt paid the price. ilnully.
President Coolidge 'comes\_ into
onion with tremendous problems‘and
burdens facing him. His rise in
politics has been meteoric. but he to
roads of strong and sturdy stuff. has
a high sense of duty. is of a calm
naturo old has a will of his own.
He is an American first. a pro-
reagent-t. and a regular party man.
lie stands for law and order. and a
”men. t of all the people.
liege are'eome of Pnsident Cool-
l W .
% no right to strike against
the were" or anybody, my-
where. a: time."
”I as for a government of all the
people. founded on right. and truth
and lilacs." ~
'3 our unto-t a government or
lvermjntereet.” _ mm'or _ '
. ”Veneer! more of the‘eaoe desk
w lax.“ of theahow—window in Kali.
pear, ‘ men tonne. «In use.)
tit-W “l or ‘
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Rippling” 'R" “hut/mu“; l ’“Coming Events Cast Their :' 331.0 ma Before."
wa ‘ _‘ ’ """"‘”“~"" “ ' ”mm
nomon. .
but at least we can i:o along hoping
for boih.——St. iiul Pioneer Press.
FOULED OLD lllfi'l‘l‘Y.
Old Joe Rogers had been a livery
nibble keeper for yours. but motor»
cars had spoiled his trade. so he re-
tired. keeping his favorite mare.
"She Will do for pottcring about
the town and keep me from being
bored." he said.
One day a. man called to hire a
horse: he had often been there be-
fore. but did not know that. Joe had
gone out of business.
Said Joe: "l've nothing but Old
Betty. you know. She's all right to
drive. but she won't go out of the
shafts a‘nd tries to throw any one
who attempts to ride her."
"I'll try her," said the man. "no
the more was brought out and he
redo her around the yard. the beast
making not the least obJection. a
Joe was ousted. but when be six
the mare looking sideways he gave _r
his_leg a heart" Imam
"It's his feet. She thinks she's-in
the shafts." he suds-Portland Ore-
gonlu- ‘
mono-or WALD» '
e
-—.*7"—" .. ~ ...,f
One does not usually associate rats“
with great weight.“ yhen tn ‘
clouds let loose a torrential Cane
pour. th‘e’iatnl rooms ittn
rather- inflows. 'J'Ct one inch
in m
‘3 the nvlzhbo
blue and a;
m ,
“’ARREN G. HARDING.
cart so tried.
How bravely in the darkest
0. gallant h
Or our dear countr '
' s
W hen claxhin y
Sought to “lurp the
Power.
Which makes for
Dude.
How great thy bitter task.
Hove greatly calm. how era
calml
Thy spirit not each trying ifour. ‘
And sought to wield its might of
Power
Like a dear weapon of debate.
s stern uku-
each urgent use.
stood ten-teed...“
Rather than as
In decline with
’0‘" square you
“too;
N9." ”MM to the '
0‘ 2:11." pm“: «3%
YO!!! ms the nature to m
rhood. resplendcnl. .
Ives, the last of
of the chlvnlroua tradition "mun"
s interests. and treed
happiness in;
i
so true: '
hour
greatest um;
Rubicon
and yet.
Just. Folks
W.
B, wait liaison.
l fancy when this life is done
and oil the talent are told.
And all the battles fought and won
' And all the young are old.
That we shall see in clearer tight
Just what is wrong and what is right.
The chain: will little rule us then.
And pride not tons her head
To utter ecornful things oi men
Who differed pathways tread.
When what the soul is We can see.
A friendlier people We shall be.
if unrepresented sins remain
\Ve'll mourn them as before.
But God ehail wipe away the ninth
From thoee who sin no more.
The proudest. then may cease
sneer
At what men counted failure here.
to
II fancy rich and poor will find.
Perhaps to their surprise,
That being true and being kind
ls more than being wise;
That. what on earth men counlcl
small,
“fee the great triumph after all.
(Florida TimerUnion.)
The Republican party reckons
without 1t. host. if it thinks that it
can fool the women much longer
about this pernicious tariff bill. The
demonstration made by the house-
wives a few months ago regarding
the price of sugar should be enough
to convince them that women are
beginning to inquire the reason for
the rise in the host of household
necessities. The Republican party
need not feel too, well assured that
it can fool the women into believing
that the tariff dm-s not mean in~
creased living costs. nor that the
woman upon who devolves the proh‘
lem of working out a. family budget
will long submit to being robbed in
order to enrich a few manufacturers.
Philanthropy is the business of
giving it back toIthe people you
took it from.——-l-‘resno Republican.
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semi-annually, grows to $1,282.47.
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