Show THIS ais STUDENT LIVED ON TEN PEN CeNTS C A DAY DA I St St Louis Republic I Boston KiLL Iut oun Is now a Harvard senior r on leave lave of or absence He has practically completed his hl work In col cot lege but he be will return to Cambridge to take a few tew courses tor the latter half year Young xoung Bush Bu h may be regarded as one of the most remarkable men that Harvard has ever eVeT known When Mr Bush is in Cambridge he boards beards at aJL one of the most I expensive places and has rooms in Wane Waie I hall hail on one 01 1 of toe the rich mans dormitorio Tills Tide he can afford to do because he has hail ha I an A income of nearly a year and is I I oae 0 of C the rising young younS business men of ofT I T K remarkable feature of Mr Bushs I college colleg care r t however is not in the I amount he new spends but in the small smitH i ium sum um which carried him through his early i days day at Harvard In the summer of 97 Si Clarence Kiff lUff Bush I made a vow yo and that was to finish his studies in Harvard in spite of or the fact I that he had no money The winter before he had left loft Harvard because an uncle who was bearing his expenses ex there because tha th boy had grit as he said decided that the student the amount of or grit Fit that he had bad credited him with hav hay having havInG ing tog and so cut off his allowance y G 0 s Young Bushs classmates at the tho end of the summer vacation were going back to college and he 1594 41 to go with them and stay y there too to Ho Be kb only had a afew afew afew few dollars donara in his hi pocket but he hI h knew kiew that II 1 was wan possible tn to work his way Other bad had done it and so would he In those thos days he lived in ah art attic that cost him 75 cents cent a week His fool food cost coat 49 40 8 cents more mort This Thi sum he earned by carrying butter from house to house Mr Bushs boyhood home was in con cen central contral New York His folks who were farm Cann farmers ers era opposed a college lIete education In spite of this tills he ho Amherst but became dissatisfied dl And came to Harvard The Thu uncle who assisted him admired the boy l oy for his Ids determination det After tho the allow aice Wf by his uncle the young student returned to his Ilia homo home in New NewYork NewYork NewYork York but with his ambition to go g on still unchecked Ono One of the stories still told abOut ab ut Walton Wl ton N Y is that of the incredible energy displayed redbY by Bush after his return home from Cambridge in III thi time he a piece of at timber land cleared it himself and had the tho growth on the market in such a little while that I lumbermen wert astonished Then In h cleared Cl out nut tho thu stumps and prepared the if ift 11 t Q lend land for fr a summer crop Time The next winter han Rm aam aan am at yard vard u iua ay y tI man nan nan nas u made m k money while a student at nt t Harvard rd but iut no man nas sas r none acne the o e wore wora 0 o weli Wel u uon on to ce atC n IE and made as aa Is I Uh UhLa Ii ia La start wrt as aa a produce man was an acc acel dem dont d ju we tie was WU ing in U a Cal vet street LILu for or 40 tJ 4 a eeL eeK eI tc Hot water anu ani anuK K ir wih va ous gruel he b w we te e his bi toe aoe o e tare iare For ol ha ne aid ud u d no exceed eed t Eed jp cents a week lor or hut bs h boad 1 t ut tic ht h Laim mat he lie heVan Van Waa ia fc tt teter ter el nev r was wan wasI stronger I lor W wIK And as a he M say ays 11 h tAd has bas beU my ny n capital captai eap And he ho h hohas has invented n 08 s a cap weal we weA AR AX A old ld aunt m in t aLn n JN N 4 Y heard heart of kin his pluck phek bhe t lAuch mu h o 0 s send nd but sae ae rent ent 1 1 a ag K g Oi o butter buter tr was a it tt It was wan as 00 oo wl w d n nox nox ox lv 0 i u uL J 8 s a ahad 1 had to tat at u ii on n Jn J ne aim u pu pl puit plIt put it lt tn In a basket and went to door tn Ut Cambridge WIth ith th this th s money Ire he pur moe mo e butter aid anu he ht continue to tobay buy bay y and sell buter but er atu he ne bad had a route that he be JI could not cover atoot He got Ct a it a t pair or o pontes ponies irom nom his hla old oldham home ham a possession ct ci c t his boyhood days daYI be lal led in m on a larger Ja er scale ea One wick w he delivered his hs h 8 assist lat assistants assistants ants l lOO tt pounds ot Ut butter liy Ly IS Ib tie lie customers many teams te ms and his routes roo tea extended ail ad au ester Boon Bocon and the suburbs With this out t he sold out to toon on izna of the t largest creameries and milk milkmen Tacit men of w 1 Cork and became their New b F agent a ent Nor isor or did dd he stop atop here Now he is eL ener ler schemes mu He is roe rec recognised an as one of the en tlc men in iu the t Business His speed In tu mb matters malters just as he cleared cred a wood w od in m central New t ork make him bun mm the Napo Nape Napoleon Napoleon Napeleon leon of the trade tradeS He takes other men off f their ie t by hs forced marches and slid sad sadden den attacks Y Yet Vet Eft he says today As I U Wok look ok back on Oft that freshman year eor with IUt Its it teems seems to tD me the happiest of or an au I got go good marks in m my m college course cour e lived Wed wert enough and W nas s happy Yet et in that time h he w was s living on a sum of money smaller than any recorded in lit Cambridge u |