Salt Lake Telegram | 1928-09-02 | Page 29 | Coolidge Gets Report on Farm, Army Matters

CO COOLIDGE UD f GETS CBS REPORT ON fARM MA nf SUPERIOR Wis Sept 1 Ar- Ar Consideration ot or tile the general agricultural agri- agri cultural situation In tho country and discussion of some army maters consumed most niost of the presidents president's day day at tho summer White House where Secretary Davis ot Of the war department and Eugene Meyer chairman ot of the federal farm loan board boad were guests Secretary DaIs Davis Da- Da vis Is said upon arrival here he had little lite information to give ghe the chief executive on account ot of his pro pro- In where he represented the federal federal government at the I centennial celebrations During Durig his trip lse he derived a closer understanding or of the mi- mi coser tary problems In the Hawaiian archipelago especially relating to absence from Washington the defense ot of the Island FINDS HOOVER STRONGER The war secretary said he had found the west coast states even that than more ardently pro Hoover when he left them to go to Hawaii Regarding hIs Own plans in the theIn In iii Washington lie he would consult campaign lie he said upon arriving with Representative Walter Valer Newton Nowton Now New ton of Minnesota head of the Republican Re- Re publican speakers speakers' bureau to determine determine deter deter- mine how he could best be useful to his party's cause Secretary Davis Davis Da- Da vis had reservations to continue on his trip tonight With Mr Meyers Meyer's Meyers arrival at the White House President Coolidge had at his disposal the gIst of numerous numerous nu- nu reports whIch had come to the farm far loan bureau relating to conditions jn In Ute the various agrarian states The chief chie executive was much Interested to receIve such expert expert ex- ex pert advices on oct the economic phases of the agrarian n question queston In the dif dif- erent sections or of the the nation naton COOLIDGE INTERESTED Mr Ir Coolidge was aU all the more Interested interested In- In In Mr eyers eyer's Ie ers mation on account ot of the reports which lie he helIas lIas laas been receiving lately from rom a long succession of White House visitors regarding the political outlook In middle western and northwestern states Walter Valer Brown assistant secretary ot of commerce who was Herbert Helbert Hoovers Hoover's very ery prominent In ers er's campaign espe- espe daily caly In Ohio left only this evenIng evening eve eve- nIng after a an overnight stay at Cedar Cedar Ce- Ce dar Island lodge during which lie he exposed to the chief executive the situation In Ohio President o is now engaged In coordinating alt al the Information lIe has received regardIng the trend ot of political feeling in the various sections or of the country so as to ret re- re t tiara to rn to Washington ashington with wih an accurate rate ate picture or of political conditions th re The first day ot of the closed trout In Wisconsin In open streams found Mr Coolidge angling in one ot of the privately stocked lakes On the theesta esta estate to Al though regretting great great- l lr his Inability to continue fishing on the Brule rIver whose daily daiy generosity gen gen- with Us its fish sh provided him with more fun than he has had In s ears the chief executive found that the fish lie he wert vent after today were not as a bad sport as he had been led to believe beleve they would be FISH BIGGER n not t as game or as vIvacious vIva vIva- clous cious a as the trout In the free and hazardous life of the open stream the the fish In today's lakes lales were big big- gr than most of those in the river and and therefore required enough skill for or their not to make the days day's sport resident President and nd Mrs Coolidge will wi ll have ve their son John with then them for forthe forthe the last time tomorrow at Sunday services at the little church at Brule John Is off of for the east On Monday ostensIbly to find work and settle sette d down wn to earn ear his living HIs destination dest- dest desti- desti nation naton Is said to be Hartford Conn where he has often ofen stayed before as a guest of the fam family y or of nOr Trumbull of that state His exact plans after arrIving at Hart Hart- lord ford John will wH not reveal even to the extent or of saying whether lie he has or has ha not accepted an occupation To young frIends lie he has made this s summer in the neIghborhood of I Cedar lodge he has often ofen referred ver llo however to a job lie he would soon take up s o. o