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Show - . , - , - ' ---, . - -- , , , , ----- , , - I i .,,.. E.. ; l ' S ,N. ,10. Filizz,,m..tin HIS FAME11, AT , 'atvto,le - - , . 19' 1926 - - ' , -- , - . ,4, ,.E hvaros E ' LOVED , , - Erne Life Was Spent On - Farm in Small Vriage Amid ' Green Mountains of Vermont tCestlaud trots pato A , Ni,,,-,)- ' , ' -- 4 . , , f - ",t s. .s- 4-- ,,,- 7.1' , j atf,t,,..-.4.- . , ,. s ie.4 , '.4''''' - ',,,4 1.0,.." ,se- , -- by- ii 4. , 4 ( - - ' ri , - - . . , . . , . , , , , . I , , . JO .'',,, . . , , .. . , 1 ' . . . , , 1 . 1. Csil , '.. . . . , - . - I - . T HERE was a steep hM nearthe country home Ni.,...... 1 where the littleboyhved and the bumps jarred lairri when he coasted. One day he appeared with a pick and tdiovel and announced that he was going to remove the bumps. . said'his- father. ' , "DOn't," - - , , uk.111 -- . - .... -- ) ) . . 0 . . It, 1 htl,' 0 Lived la Obsoarity.; 4. tit ---, Whoa Calvin Coolidgo "agreed' ' - , i;; ed is the presidency upon the ' death of President Harding in Au. gust. Hat his father. John C. ' ' were 7 tbN Coolidge. auddonly sprang front tho ft I little Vermont of b." quiet, oboeurity . -- ' - ' s lc, s - ' ' , , , ' ' soddenness., town to national prominenco. UP 4101..ww.r11) - to that time the father of the now , , , hard-workins ' . 6.4se. 1' g , horse , 4 were , , 't44, ivy so presidont. although be had bees otively intareated In public &Hairs -- ibis Oeolkli;e. Jobs" ill. C. President Coolklee is 'ores with &the?, for MIMI years, scarcely was load , 6 , ' ',- - - " 's '" ' outside big bac title photo, takes as the Coohttire landly home hi Pt7stouth, VI, know I or beard of . tiv Moto. ' ' Not many of tho ft men Who " . -'' , ' went fathom of presidents bred to , lifige"Old-Homesteact,'' 44 , . , .., -' goo their sons inducted into the . highest public Mos. and among - ' ' cheri those who did Colonel Coolidge . had tho distinction of boing the , ished , en-only eas to administor tho oath . ' of tho preeidential attic to his i ,". aon. It was this more than the . as ii , , more fact its had becoms bather ' of tho presidont that caueod the l was deeply to bo di- attention of the matter , , rectod to him. .L It was only. a few wooks bolero ' that tho ion. thou vice president, ' - .,..... with his family bed returned to , ' is , i ths 'sternal homestead for & va- ' cation. Mt the midst et this family ' ' is . - minion and holiday came, the ' -' deoth of President Harding. It was ' ' 'i ' - ' . His. near midnight whom Om news reschod the Coolidso born. in the is Attila mountain village of Plymouth l'poll$tannal piece ; . . , rem s lima lb. railroad. and im, . "1'4'4 . ' ' medlately plans woes made tor e , , , b superficial place , 4 swearing in the new president , .,. , , , Takes Oatb at Homo. find '' -,. , , Thai reromony was delayid only Ions slough to reeeive from Wash. 1 3 Inton form of lb president oath and whin it at c EEO I , I rived in the arlv r,cr-,In- g , hours ths stage was all set for ono tit 4 ' ,i ,',.14 the most ouismo anti drainatio , ductiono of a oresidont in tha - , . , ,a ...... ,. ., . , 1 . ,,, a, . tory of the country. , Colonel Coolidge watt thrust in. . . , , v to much in the manner , . of an understudy uddsnly called ,e to upon play tho loading roll in a P.,, drama. The vice president had decided that his fathor. bY virtu of ins Moo of notary public of Ply' .:. mouth. Oran qualified to administer the oath. which was don. in the '' ' e, ' living room of tho Coolidge Immo , , by the light of a small kerosene . . . , , ', ... 4 lamp of tits typo eommonly used in farmhouse kitchonn Colonel Coolidge--6o obtained , his rank from ser'rice on the staff ' of Governor aticknoy of Vermont - , always tired in Plymouth where be was born March SI. 1141. The fact , that his son became president did , not chant, his mode of livinP with the itaception that ho was obliged to , opend considerable time irresting ; COWPANY I 1- 250 PALI A.1113ral 0 2 NET" YOZZ N. Y ip Tax Clown..1. tourists who paused to get a glimPot Rabe' , Ma C Coolidge, father of Ube prosidont. "oar Plyampetk Vt. of tho pingo where Calvin Coolidge was bore and alunt hi. b071iOQ4. collootor for 30 years. a deputy Speakin.g of tho affection between , , r ken Reptorgr. : Zdme Ora maks 111411YesreAusseissiesBeirsetrOsside 1Plast Wont lossegiod Mood Re Made Coll Daubs more thou 40 years end 1 his second wilt, and his son. Colonel otheriff Us These tourists ram trithousittidool direct" Meadow Worldto kaconi Tashi a Hot on Timr lkst Not Yew Unseal" , - for a long Pelle& Coolidge Oltell said: Neva's the elopes of Ittettemt to e tonsfitsble babeesbary orhothte Calvin was serer De busy but Time harms gather of bort Am the Waukee what yen seed end win 4 Claude P. Grasekree business is to Ossocisses is ismssositertel Wog but are leareitee whit oesed ie. Abuser during the months 'when snow did Ile Iso servod as moderator for not hinder motor trathe to tho ithe town meeting and was assist- - that he wroto to his stermothor tamethroo bolos to hod itad limo bositis about excite beet. Noe. the robed lead the ibaut it ollemsay they erne menento the depths of the phoebe 'whey your curiosity kg lege. Tbs colonsi took a great pridelent postmaster tor 4$ years. In every week ii.nd sometimes Miner. tho Is over takes orm red sod nUtte Nut is the " Wbet's Witeted' theatrical. He'll a ponies at sod. assay more usitissopy. load what seem end Awl s oblVe postbag, et things in showing them His had wher'the last named position it was said And she could see more in him than Boo. Ho writer of lioldoirthot's gnaw , beak toe ineentews sad that send loanufactoring the hied of ogee Iwo se mamma plosidas No el the sleet eight by meed. Ls tbey toy they the President signed the oath of of-i- n the village that he was the only I (mold. Shs took more Meek in : route yea to road. !Iloilo OS yeew ewe seggeetteeeo ate 'a ?age 96 rah It tot Mild as amuse. ItIle begionise to ken. Pave Ns ire, the pen, tho kitchen lamp and person thors who was sufficienitY !his some day becoming proudest nod than tiger hoottot. ha Bible used In the stimtaistra- - familiar with tho forms of the !than I did." i Hon of the oath. I I pootoffire department to make out Hs aloe prised highly his visitortfloorrectly the detailed reports Although thousands of automoregister. a eerie of notebooks con- - l (vim& His &melees &leo wont in biles visited Ms horns atter his taining the elometures of thousands demand ht the settlement of m- son ' Colonel became president, ot pereons from all parts et the tate& '' ".' Coolidge never bad a desire for rifest Made Coffin& country. . , After his see breams tho (men- - A visitor to Pilmouth nen ro- this modern means of conveyance. forms of celebration of Lb. out by visitors. Be conducte4 a and shot and ii.d Mexandor Six Missing in Wreck beating their war oast On tbo car wan at the White House Coionel marked that the eolonol appeared Making the trips which his varied or off VOIUMIJI0118 troche wife and calloi their hi. se 'wore Marina inaugural dough., long correspondence hi Harding "011din Mad, OCella 4)114 tripe to; "to hare been everrtnIna In Ono business interests demanded Search diac1oes4 on. of his comItira. Mary Dutro. On Freiaht Canadian old horse, and it hogins to look now as if as hie enfeebling strength would ter, and his to stork To undertaker." buggy th town but 116:aahlagIon. except Mrs. Dutre two small eltildrat, would never be a resumption permit. He loved to play host at - always appeared panion& who was alightre injured. -glad-t- o retith which he remarked in Ind was Otero get back- to hie farm and!this be replied that itill Hato were so tram of lb other six was which administered of but he old the where home throe the and four years old. Ott ,pageantry lb Vto to which he had se long' workinit hi tho wheelwright's shop "about played out." ITANCOUVRII. R. C. March marked Om advent of a the oath ot the presidential office only witnesse& but farm hands fount. lie took kindly. however. to the always a- - train born accustomed. on the assisted 4n tusking coffins. And now chief executive. to his eon. the first time In his. hoard tho shots and saw Gains' l we thought, be added. "that it was radio and in his later years &banAlthough betnrally proud Dr. reaching hero last night said that a country physkdon tOr7 that ouqh a thing wee - drive northward. oloccooll of bla eons comer. the yettwe cheat to U.S anything but hard. doned his litetime practice of re- of thoHarding. six men probably lost their lives Coundouriotis Resigns to wantsti rWe old scholo, early in order to listen ilk down or never woe heard to taks Woo for eoffins in those days." Mises& tiring Canadian Patine railway ,, when As President of Greece Pennsylvania &venni Is kilo, When Col. Coolidge was in Wash. his credit for it. Coolidge in Me mar- - eepecially when an addrese by was anyrod - eastbound freight train was do old "doetoell WM.' 'which be hat Ineton to attend the inauguratiou tourTitsnotivo tho for Ho Marirtgo was broadcast. Moor. being They "When Col was in Reboot. bo ried Victoria Josephine Rim:nous railed at Wean. so eon used on a et hie more a dirt tite sad then little than long dors was that Marina had when President ATHENS. Greer. Irately 19.--oneeronuirksd. "I thought he would lived in a tenement in the rear of 'greatly touched ths CAMCIWO and matindam roads year agto. he seemed to be in the ured as a prosecuting wttne in day night the store. where Provident Coolidge Coolidge at the elanOf of an maks good doctor. but his Coundimrietis has Trainmen found W. A Rogers beet about did Dr. not Ia Ohio. or Marion. health. There very larding! horse the of near dream spooling against end the chargo III promieed to he a oomfrwhat fre- appear to be but & mattering of I Goins. 11111, when upon a youth watt to ' a lalreA bora, until lying In 'water at the foot of a resigned the Greek prosidener. a mid good public night father the his golonet campaign death of fill. Rogers told his rescuers election will be hold to decide hie good education end I did all myith quent visitor at, the Volute House gray hairs in his bead. despite his , 'rho nuPPositioa is that McNobis gravel his father. power to help him. As a boy ho!moved into the latter's home, the to The ha was one of a party of lght SIOCC411110T., but during tits first year of his approaching eightieth birthday. At might death ef- - Calvin Coo Wigs. son's-terhays boon killed bad he Mr. homestead Col. ahraye went with me to the town present Coolidge distanos a And real. mita "olopod!! Coolidge slight been at home. As it was. ho was died when Calvin was IS Zr., son of the president, greatly married to a.bo, IT looked no older than the presmcothig. tows casette end such jCoolMge young lady in his and his friends In San Francisco addroaning a her end aiwtyli whom we had s.yeare old. The colonel's second affected the minuet was little This His a sestrimenia4 ident things coloring olupw ties, never recovered he ' who said that fully meeting'. Megoblo was Carrie A-- Brown, , public minination for school wife wee112e. lack of filial bites-M- g darker. but the general physique association and tte possibly A' once preeident of tho Scat Bar as. from shock. the died in tasurhers. son hie of the father from and physiognomy distinguishod sociation. Ho was ' shockod on wail always Interested in brought the White MOuse virtually was strikingly ! portrayed la the learning for tho killtrige and loft It la Um general be,. to 0 oleos. things. l'he point for Stockton. whatever he had to do be attended Het bar in Washington thst' Cat Coothhte had the tome wry immodiately From Gait Gains otartod at a to It and did it the hest he knew E.:itis Harding is the pull fteitor who little smile, the same unemotional matt pace toward county how. whether be liked ft or not, and lived to am big one listugurated face. Perhaps his feature were when he earned It is proporty. , SALT LAKE CITY I think that's what ho has always, 4 and die in tho prosidend) office. luta a little more mobile than those oupposod into to intended be go more were son and of the there Col. Tho vitas of John Coolltigs Meanwhile: officers them.. ' i hiding : smile wrinkles about the arse. um mita, Inteyests to Washington ars will rememwere on his tptil , , , giP u ser, , On the da ) of the inauguration of four counties In ' Cocolon.! bered. He was beie too or throe , all directihns highway. , Coolidge. although pri- someone' said the colonel they and aftimes making his longest visit wore A memage was neat guarded. staidly & merchant during most of ,ImiLds eal to know a would Calgive his ter tho death of to San Francinco to watch out for tho years of hits active lila was grandees. , Presidents. as a rule. have eerie vtn. Jr. Ths president's tint son what his thoughts were.colonel. 1 him there as it was thought Its man of litany interews. After ills' lilpecist Correepondenes to 'rho 'Well." replied the late to the chief magistracy tied woo named for Col. Coolidge. Desoret NOW& ) , , have to thee ao schooling at Black River ocademy . , might planned On account of his foiling health gems this, is one of the days when and kill John Van Landringhant. to at Ludlow. which Itto son later at- - WASRINGTOf, ' Mardi IL moot of the presidents Teem not . I'm thinking."(Copyright In 1111011 to the tried their lost their father. have president Ito prevail a hotel detoCtivo and former Stock. worked for ta village WIthin the Isometry of the eldest tended. . . lather died his father to apond the propene 1112S.) ton policontan tivhe once bad at. wheelwright IDIOMS timhor untd Ito Inhabitanee of WashIntrioa. no One boyhood. Washington's . . ., '1 wag 22 yowl at ars Then ho rout- - recalls the fact that prorddeuts of when the son destined to become winter at Om Whits House where rooted Goble. , seer felt of the and could the firot comfort be kayo ovary a tb g.neral .141" at Plymouth tho United Stenos other than Wet; president I:1 bard EIII OIES and conducted It until 118, when ran a. Harding and Calvin Coot republic,. wee just le. Grover Cleve- cars end be freed from the frosett wintors of the VITRICitt b NMI the badman to devots hie Ids., wee had the prtyllocto Of en- land was only IS when hiswafather Relies mint out warkkiell to be 4 hills. Rut Col. John loved those dled. President Hayes tmoll to blooronoo littesto and Itio tertaining on the lookout for the killer and father's at the Pcothumous Ise own kis Ho be had bills. felt child. Presidents ' ' ' se an Weer of the Ludlow 11111to Reuss ' , the whole ocrentrrsids from !Roes. own oosettio in Oar,niche Harrison. his the Roosevelt. Taft, place, manes honk "MI trust "InPanr Savo to ton Sacra ha alarm, was Mento It memo that fathers rathoe Hold of knew their them that things and he lie woe one of tho organtowo of tho shunned tits reflected glow of their befomand othersto lost White fathers The was 'Mt. trasedy, however, House. h'.s place was hot at tho White the coming , latter and sokafter member of the ante greatness. for pe.ther Doctor d as quickly as it started. As .M..0010.IMMO Homo. .: beer et Awooters i - . ' E. Platterhark. state Hardlot nor CM- - Coolldgo rored. Captain Carl from ) (Continued toga At ell I s's 31 Colossi Coelldifil la 'Pend much Unto around wool- Lewd PlIolowthy , took st keen Intsreit officer, and W.- S. plass. a train(' .,, Vermont lees- LAt Om y tt I I bit the Cote killed hhi wits, Floritneo Podwits in the tact that President ItArding's mentivo gannet uperisor of Eldorado canal. ,. Iswers-s' BOSTON ' Poona...UM usetnera bawl howl let hor Imo Wring whom Ida ton Coolittgo would only hose limn tits , ()Mon, and her stator, itra. Minnie two of hie pursuers, bore down eas tr,S Ste gegagent re.- , NEw yoRK -. .." a . - ''"'''''''" -- ear - &ZS stoesin mrldonfile-"thent:''"''''. I. So,-o 0.2. fathers at was otactud and istangarstatt.' rasa weskit bays iPodoetartlaritrZerspletrfrom-titIta It lather, ,eemad a,,,,d ft 11 es repremeategive the Intim tame, ,.41,n4 also the traria nada to stvo anemia( oats Moors two in swerved from with of the rood. suddenly nothing to do, At Plymouth I see as este simeter. SC the tato loAles 03 the to Dr. an ranch e ohm It in to in th was tee Orals Gott, .7 131-the of et own, thr happened specs mignon inaugural the Harding peellee beers .... , Is..Ts-t- i.., . , torst" but OM Aftto64 VI 4 t:---1c-7,", , oolli Etil assimit a tow boars. -3. Qi litomet, 714 wail MOO F191 14 ,' ' ' ' i , , C sioD - , 00 ,,i?b,s ese -- ,- ' ( grisi I - NINIAllt 611400.1.54.,It. 7 . '..,, SI. - , ..1,, 1- - , , '.., ; - , ,...,-;---- ,,,,,,. i..,4,..-- - - . ..... --,- - . ' 4 r,-- , arranged big affairs oven to the preparation of his grave ao4 Pre- pored So ,dis so Ito bad live4, among the greet mountain home folk. Genie Prepored On ono of bla 'Mho to Washito said be had a nice timo. ington but "Home's a grotty good plaint atter all." Months MO the colonel instruct-od Behbotman Asro Johnson to propos. bin Wave- hi tits oemotery on tho Th. colonel woo infOrrood Into rentorday that hie son was on the way to nea bbit. Re nodded his slightly and Dr. Cram said - beadbelievod be understood; the be . 4 . ir, , ,. - g - . - s , , este.) - .. - A '.. 6) i , - 7 . , '. , , .....,.....,o , , ih--- , , - . , , Emaimmo ...mar-N.1a- 1 4 , , , , -- . . . . - , I ' - - . - . " T't lerra . . , t.11)..f . -f e. . , - - - - ,, , , ' , it i ii'lI it -.- .- ' --- h - , PMDAY lIARCH 11L13 T -, .. ,.,m.b,,.m . . SIEWWWF,g1,01NWO - -- "Why. ' ,. - ii '' - , ' ' : ' ' ' - ' ' :: Coo . , r ' t , , I' - - - ..- ...- , . , - . , -- ii-4-- ths-offic- -- 1 . ' :- if not for it l'Buttips have their uses," said the father. :thein the rain would wash the road into slippery If could stiff' it not fir them no pull a to the toii.",' ' 'Afterwards the boy began to understand about bumps. He encountered a hard bump when he graduated from college and tried to find a job. He' encountered a harda: one when the plans of many years were suddenly destroyed. He coimtered terrific bump when, the father of a household, in debt, he working at.a small salary and suddenly threatened with discharge. Yet today he one of the most famous writers of dog stories : in the world. His name Albert Payson Terhtme. r starym. theAprilAmerican Maganneisagreathumandocumake no mistake about that. matt. 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