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Show A u Star --arrived," and its editor became of Representative Juliue a power in the community. honor o ( the dhftinguiahed father was Amo Mrs. Harding' visitor that the news of the presiman of Kling. a leading business her mardents diih was received It waa H strongly opposed Marion. not at first credited by the party, took plaeo In riage to Hardrng. which mhkh imJuded 0nnU John J become not Tho had Star yet ism. but verification waa obtained the success it waa later and KUng bjr telephone its underestimated proprietor Orlood C E Stanton author of the In her work for the Star, Mrs. Harbut took up th lAfeveUe, we art here, greeting ding did no writing,circulation awe iUsounauifg the president s good and the of the management hfa In illness from -ftjrtun aaved th recovering Oaa.) (Osattasad from N All of His teachings were based newsboys. She literally home 1 A speech ing this banner on Its highly purposed so quickly, when the fatal news came with DOB ANOBI.ES, coin Au. th fraternal-laof taking pennies, th broad groiind The dinner waa attended by twenty prepared by hwMtnl Hardin to be Journey, which is to continue proba-of upon and collection wa large Justice and understandingA her untilto th of the live th span bly members of the beyond , party. banked. Harding physician, be the personal president' enough Price delivered In connection with th pres- those her assembled. Wherever it from which flows always peac. Convention dier General C. E. Sawyer, CONTINUE. DEPOSITED PENNIES. I give unto you1 :to the FeortTELEGRAMS entation of tb international traveling ImgArea more of real brotherhood, new commandment were in the room at the time. Mr. Harding waa readingshudder tarv love one another ' Surely several met t A ktch' of bis former with Work a that y Christ to simplest more Warwick, devotion of Hushed When Presiof the other cabin t members In a beauseant to Hollywood oommAndery, teachings, it will pot hava been born In this waa all th law and the gos- partner, said when, utterly without warning, alla slight the seventh floor, Imme-dla- tl Knlhts Tenplar, wa read to a crowd la vain that room uon "I have seen W. G.-- inarching down and pel,.' I make bold to say, in reflective recognized he collapsed, hi Temframe, on of In la which below the 4000 that through presi- estimated at mor than nothing to the bank with a alton pennies today by deliberation, there SYMBOL OF PEACE. dent's Death Announced is Ksated, to arrange thTend had come. A stroke of apoplexy was the cause of his dential suite In either hand. I wa always curioua B. knighthood, nothing in obligaIt shall not be held plar details Colonel V N Shipley dis- the president' necretnry, dear or exemplification, noth- to find out how mgny peonies made I tocture that charge tion, deswaa an a banner of militant force, not m ing In practice where obligation Is a gallon, but never found out. trict death. hgent of the Baltimore Christian. Jr. Mr. Christian Ohio railroad, and in charge of the ignated by the chief executive because a memorial of deed of arms, not as kept, which could not be openrysnd There never waa a strike In th ofWithin a few moments all of the president's official Atrain alwhich cwrrhd the president on of his I Knew to repreaent him at the a mere piece of ritualistic pageantry, In equal simplicity proclaimed ttrnh fice of the Star. Th employee Special to Tho Triboa. and W. Q " and Paul Hhoup, hi? lournt but as the symbol, of brotherheodi PRICE, Aug. 2. The closing mooartr had been summoned.'' ways rolled Harding - ceremony, which took place In HollyPaComthe of Southern' our when to the nrtsKhrit comrade vice a of of aa as hint Qran members to the glory raised esteemed "J am a confirmed optimist ments of dhe evening session of the iiftc rail mad, also rmt in tonference IT Secretary HooverWas the first of the fourto wood bowl. wa love, bboefc the established, Jaw brother became firmly of mander whose of the paper tha pint state convention, learn the sad ftveo after the pwrident was dead, Before the Ceremony waa "begun reign wa peace and for whom the hood.growth in San JTancisoo Science and genius are lending be organised a stoex company, in American Legion president's cabinet who are telegrams which have been coming Knights Templar from about fifty heralds sang Hflory to God In the their aid to the removal of the obeta-d- n ahich th permanent employee held which opened here today, were cast a few minutes the ever mne hi illness all expressing CaUleenta news. He wont into the room at once, and in KWxLwJll aad attending aharea peace.Aml tnto gtoom aa ftev announcement coomb aadertea. aooorapoa-le-d JuKheai, htg AvfnnsIrdBenlwdltreSSedrand"iB-- a low hla conthe peoples of among members of the toward men ' relinquished When understanding Harding by thlrty-ft- v Harding's death was mad. which hoiriodfsT"" it was A beautiful Idea of tha th world. We do rise to heights, at trol of the Star fn June. ISIS. It wa National Commander of the not Ohio, commandery, of which Alvin XV. Owsley progress wore continuing to flow in Marlon, the about the reproduction look foe th good a prosperous newspaper, we when times, wjth a President Harding was a member, brought under A minute or two after which th Kmcht of rather than the evil In others, and down Hoi! y wood boulevard banner circulation of any paper In a was at the station when he waa inlargest call almost half an hour previously: messenger brought In a large bundle marched to battle all wrot forth It west. of The exercises were opened with an the Holy Grail formed of the president's sudden degive consideration to the views city of M.000 in the middle of them invocation by Eminent Sir Frank to th death with the Saracens for The Inherent love of fellowship 1 had a full telegraphic service, i the mise. Boy, I cannot tell you a thing. " LieuPAID HIGH TRIBUTE. Koudenbueh, prelate of the Hollywood tha restoration of th Holjr Land and banding men together, and when envy latest type of perfecting pres, eight - "President Harding! death." Com'V, The presideilt had a most splendid afternoon, said are vanquished, frater- linotype- - machine - and fifty - ns- - mander Owaiey said, is a most tragic Several of the stale and national commandery, who prayed for speedy Its shrines to Christian hand, and nd to the presidents future to the president recovery of the preaidettL- - 111 these times sent teen-- a pHirrimaae to the tommies nity suspicion tenant Commander --Joel T. Boone, assistant records a triumph, and brother- Pl?s!nrely blow to th country -- I commented, tial suitewhoto hurried kntohte the-ro- om latter-day Christian Alfred their Eminent E 8ir new the Boynof sympathy through Harding's efforts when force of unreal are abroad ui Right express hood brings blessings to men and faith to personal physician. "When left factories and railroad shop went to the land hut sturdy Americanism has and leave lundolenees later Issued ton, grand commander of California, to reawaken or reanimate their beou-seaIn the larger sense.' people Th reproduced formal statements upon the president s then introduced hecretary Christian, and devotion Marion during the year he ran the been a great bulwark of safety to the Doesnt he look splendid? THE CARDINAL VIRTUE. farm-death Among those who did so was who, aftdp stating merely I have will not encounter th etorme, paper, converting the one-ti- manufac-nation. He typified tho highest values 1 am tempo of romances of rxruj come Because to Then, all at once, he just went like that F holding here for down Hapres.-nt.ili- i tha e Charles the the fanaticism and tonn Into an Important Cyrry speak In our national life aa no preaident of official prominence. I ing ad- - knighthood which attended the origa like a said read Just Mr that, aho California, .. preaident,' his position Harding city achieved true turing mender snapped fingers. ' hla has since Lincoln. Hehla 1 trust Ha to taflr-o- n have been privileged in being Invited-intie a Journey a inal Harding's Hr aside nt Harding bur dominant abtltty banner, patriot through alL" s greatness our that of entrance ; to led his with MADE. many PRESENTATION association conscience lesa of no snapped feet Chrisprobably true encounter will Something just American and a gtnulne I Into politics, although aa owner and American simplicity. President' Harfraternal societies. noble purpoae. ' secret, w of no be lean will not of and The commander Ills sa should; tian did the die Hollywood not GRIEF. rrn only passage COME WITH OVER Its editor of e auoeecful paper In Ohio ding of them has as exft find that each a national byt an international After trxelpg th history of Mr. demanded too much of him. commandery and a former resident reason for its the would have had political Influence American and 7. ' foundation he agea, th of of the and down member was members of a other the beauseant through stalwart second Ohio, President was the Harding presidents ' in any event He aligned hlmeelf Secretary Wallace istence th furtherance of brotherth mourn his passage and pray Marion commandery participated in Christian read. champion of thing for which even bethe mission of the hood and the Christian virtue of with the Republican party "I ani ur official family to learn of the passing-o- f his chief, and he like- God that his suicessor will carry out the ritual of presentation of the travstands. 8V honor American Legion soon became waa and voter and a If brotherly he fore lta charity, mercy. Justice be a failure mourn ir will his w beauseant polU aa eling rover him could beauseant deeply and he nothing. that with say a member of the Republican county the grief wise was so overcome he For his family we haie the pea test re made etmply a matter of love. (Moreover, the practice of these Community singing of the Marion travel tragic termination of the Ilf our It bear virtues has been suggested by the committee at th meeting of which consecrated official aong followed symbolism and pageantry. and pray to God that he commandery to th service of this, Th chief executive of the nation and, by virtue of his sympathy Uvea 1st attendant. waa a the he wilt protect the rf public in Its hour and a certificate of honorary memdaily regular of " th It happiness supplication ways emhtaaoned upon country passed of need. 'office in the Hollywood commanexample and I am aur personality, one of the worlds leading figures ENTERS POLITICS YOUNO. r As the audience which Jammed the Not unto ue, O Lord, not unto up, of men. For before his bership his friends Only an hour 11or two was and and a gold traveling member- but unto Thy name be the glory. will be no breach of faith to relate his it dery his tim tabernacle to th door heard the family that when made speech first hla He physicians, at political of way carry- ship card were prevented to Secretary Into a wa fraternity admitted death President I a solemn It of announcement, of words in hamlet the the early Ms had won the battle ing on, although not fn person, one Christian for the president by Right DEEDS AND SERVICE. -pioneer and 1 Orwaato obligated Hla second hush came over th place For minthought that medical skill, hope and prayers Martel, near Marion. We should glorify the holy name, Alaskan a wort of the activities to whh h he had Eminent Sir Beniamin F Bledsoe, a kick then never dog to held an so ailesio, the utes at Sootlstown throng pleased not bv words, not by prats not by looked forward as one of the moot peat grand, against disease. irfSofVsJadinvtt feouluCw speeih CgUforatold Lincoln 'Repubitoasi that th vet gently" Mayor C. Caretrcs' lfealeet elo-rtif fiji wci deerHd se' that and a federal district judge. In hi drspravAar- Urwarburtty' wa a had' been- - conquered, - the fire waa - out j but pleasant filitW of" W thing simple a offered that Now, briefly Salt Lake City rushed up to him and said of human brotherThis was the presentation of the speech of presentation Judge Bled- service In behalf Himself would have urged, it trap the gift of quent prayer of eorrow and of com"Young man, you have Christ, the great exemplar of Christ soe spoke ort. the ideal- and purpose hood even days of silent, intense suffering had left their mark, andbe-a traveling beauseant of the Knlghta was an expression of mercy and afsome day you'll fort to the president's dearest loved and It this truth comKeep up gab . urged our order, repeatedly the Hollywood of Masonry for the Templar to fection by those pioneer stroke of apoplexy came without an instant's warning and preaident of the United States." upon HI hearers. There waa nothing mander! Ooromunit) a proteat, beThia ainging of the The night meeting had been devoted not unusual but Infrequently of brutes who could hot apeak Banner and a benediction mvthical or mystical In the code of life fore physicians could be called, members of his party summoned ADDRESS READ BY SECRETARY. a for concern of considerate fulfilled Indicated at least to a consideration of the legion a pro-- The Christ. prediction Jesus T William Rir by Eminent 1 Thoma preached well perliving by am On the whole. an appreciative auditor and there gram of Americanization, president, as grand prelate of California, cloeed lemons he taught were no Mmpto and servlc or remedial measure taken, he passed from lifes stage after In this at lion, the suaded that many tender of fellowship were many who praised the young the representative of his ownto plain, so fashioned to bo understood have the ceremony to me because men wish campelgn speaker com Hla oratory at- Iparial to Th Tribes. have Marion Ohio, waa having for nearly two and a half years served his nation and for that men, Speaking in the Hollywood bowl, a by the humblest among to have practiced In official life the tracted the attention of th state ReDOG AN, Aug I. Announcement of delivered the emblem to the California natural in the hiHa they appealed to the reason and emomany more yean hi native state of Ohio. friendamphitheater one and as aoon he found the death of Preaident Harding waa brotherhood of step and fellow leaders of his fisherknights teachings body publican words to the all His of the Christian here, tions sweetreading McKinSecretary world, have COOLIDGE NOTIFIED. himself billed to apeak with at itj joume aroiwul the received at the third annual farmers' sympathy which m e prepared address, said men bore conviction to the learned ship and from wumandcrv to commander) president ened their own pathwav ley, Foraker and other notables. Thus encampment at lngai while Dr. E. D. I gladly men of the Roman bench. and proudly Join in send and ocean a close friendship Ball of Washington, D. C, director A third official statement, issued at 8:15 p. m, announced aerroa continents had Harding developed intervened and But hi tllncHH for McKinlej, hla predecessor in the of the division of research. United that Vioe President Calvin Coolidge, the next man to occupy rather moved to Marion, in the adjoining White than that the presentation House, to whom he has bees States department of agriculture, waa 4000 of about a then the at been ha not place he mide appointed county, fthould so often likened. speaking v Dr Ball immediately conthe first position in the United States government, There Warren got a Job time he had went his secretary, George population for others, Harding cluded hia address and the open-a- ir From speaking tho small of a In weekly a the .office , also Knight notified of President Harding death. B Jr hrialian, to speaking for him- meeting was canceled.2000 Marion Mirror. Juat before that In-he naturally turned the duty Secrepeople were A dance, at which Templar to perform In 1898 th voters of Hardin. self ANXIETY PREVAILS. law, been selling had Angeles for left studying tary Chnatian present, waa stopped upon notification school, but from Logan, Marion and Union counties the read and surance afternoon teaching thia and hurt th of president. senate. night of dath thA A hurried call for physician wa ent nut by Mrs. Harding address the premdent had prepared th moment he went to Marion he elected him to the state Rather against precedent, be wa redetermined to be a newspaper man. the occasion to his feJiow Knights first 'shortly after 7 oclock tonight. Messenger ran in search for for While with the Mirror he did all elected fur another term. In hla beauaeant delivered and TemrlaF ,th olfica of consequence he perof lot tha odd Joba that fell to tb coun- public JQOctor Work and Boone, two of the phyiidan attending Pres- to their keeping Mis duties satisfactorily, but formed In the the For-- try apprentice ident Harding, while Brigadier General Sawyer, the president Tonight he waa on his wav back newspaper office, from scrubbing without particular distinction, and from Lioa Angeles at the time the out the office and setting type to continued to make friends. and did not learn of personal physician, was in the sick chamber, the only medical president died 41 AS LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR. writing editorial and soliciting ad that event for aome time afterwardMa ffioer at that time on duty. vertlsementa and subscriptions During this period he waa particuwhen urgent telegrams caughtCall Demoa was Marion Mirror Th facM. There was an obvious and sudden change in the quietness train as friendly with th Foraker it appriuu hed entral ' cratic paper and tha majority of the larly waa claimed aa an adherent tion run nortfy on the fornia voters In Marion at that time were of theandthen United States senator In which had prevailed through the afternoon and early evening QUIET IS RESTORED. Democrats. Dr Harding wa a Re- the bitter fight between groups of which reigned for hours, and report that the chief executive had suffered a sinkThe confusion publican, and Warren, then Juat be' Ohio constant Yet,' year later, hla of of 2 attitude and Nwa qualities Aug WASHINOTpN, after coming greatly" Interested In public when Republicans. little time immediately Oil corred the ing spell could not be verified, it being impossible in the con- aome waa also a Republican, and fell helpfulness toward everyone. affairs news of the president a jieath be- the death of Preaident Hardin Ms editorial waa moment of In the confusion the published, spondence occurred had what know to aA in one to the capa- with almost paraJyxmg effect on tha reach those the of fusion variety uncompromising came known died down position as was caustic of Foraker forcriticism was there pf uttle thought of tha In tho Mirror office Tha ble hands of the president a adviser President becameattuatlon . .within the sick room. malities by which Vic anything be ever printedstate sensomewhat embarrassing for as When and associate took oer the to be national capital as term second his Republican Club of Salt Coolidge waa to be elevated to the th youthful Harding not only Joined that had Never fully awakened to the seriThe first call was given personally by Mrs. Harding, who and the diacunwona The custom In th past the local James G Blaine club, which ator had expired, Harding waa elected presidency be considered to made of the began oa 1903 officials of ticket a in his ousness Ulnees, has been for the cabinet to hold a the Republicans had formed for the lieutenant governor T. 'opened the door to- the room occupied by the president and Two hours aftef the end came the Lake Expresses ConfiHerrick, later by Myron government had been encouraged by meeting under th chairmanship of presidential campaign, but Insisted headed corridor were quieter the crowd called to those in the corridors to find Dr. Boone, quick." Oth- had of his principal supporters for one state to of and aecreta the the a and notify knot ry to few little Blaipe black, of upon shiny the the Improvement wearing diminished days paat the Republican nomination for presiers in position to know what had taken place" soon came from groups hat to work formally the vice president of the New President of curious icUers in the cor- and a dence dent He waa mentioned in the next feeling of confidence, that he new responsibilities devolving auto- highWINS FAVOR AS WRITER. ) vanished had ends ridor manner nervous One in aa a possibility fpr hands her a rooms. state uniwas wrung almost highly campaign ;their pre would soon recover upon him under the constimatically Outside the hotel policemen deHorIt has been often said that the nomination for governor. H from en- versal Plana for any such .action .'and appealed to those about her to find the doctor." tution vented hundreds of person waa discharged from the Mirror clined a renomination and resumed shape but slowly tonight, ding building Onlv guests and for thia hut that was not true He his newspaper work tering the men All of tboae In high official port- were taking An expression of confidence wa Dr. Boone was found by one of the messengers who had newwprtper were admitted the under however, overpowering pall waa to valuable to his employer afterward he formulated hi wiredB to President Coolidge at an trav- ion, however, had arranged for teleShortly who Mr of death sudden of of the the Harding. Member party entered the sent reinto and the presidential eled with Mr. Harding on hi last phone notification in case of a been He not only knew the mechanics of newspaper creed, which waa received city streets, hour this morning by O. R. Hughes and Postmaster Secretary a trade, but had a pleasafter General and within a by every reporter on the Star: "Re early -- New are the only cabinet th printer he loved re- lapse Quarters at 7:37 p. m., wearing a grave expression on his face trip acnw the countrv wed of about ant to wordbirths, are came, death sides two rtf way writing Dibble, every preaident of tha Young Men's there the president member, from the In Washington Both of them tonight that he shoke and other local happenings that question. Get them both. Be truth- Republican club. Mr. Dibble called cadence, passed called them had learned of it In officials with and, walking rapidly, almost at a double-tim- e the other officials high dings rear platform of his railroad car the most ofcaiwy together InThe the for friend made received waa are nea paper. the Mistakes facta "Get the ful at with club by teleeverj in the administration, were almost beet proof of tho error of the story sundav morning when he arrivedsame through the door into the presidents chamber. but strive for accuracy. I many member of the exprtiions of painful shock Colorado Spring. Colo . in the by the new Secrethat he Aas discharged by the own- evitable, As the r vwa began to reach those prostrated would rather have one story exactly phone and all concurred in hla proCabinet officers, beaded by dert-"meihis are illustrated also of Most voln that member congress . of Mirror er evangelWtu for his the Republican than a hundred half wrong Be posed move, he said. Deep regret was tary Hoover of the commerce op the street, there wert scenes of away from the capital, but those re- - j",m ",s president, who visited the sk k ohftj-a- tor that this same owner," the fu right hastened up and down the hall, the be fair, be.generoua Boost, sorrow suilf a have not been witroom a few moments before the end the Reexpressed by all member ofwhich mainlng Joined in the general ex pre- - ,ur president a first boss In the decent, Knock PLEADS FOR CHRISTIAN SPIRIT, nessed here In manv veara don't "harrying to express their condolence came he of and eorrow slons organization with regret. him real back for helped exnewspaper or business, a M to been In Mm .Hardin chief had "There ttfe hurrying before Never then good everybody Bring publican ashlngton occasion this Mr told over Holman Dibble Mr. the Interviewers Op that said, e newsconferred, n become secreto his ambition never conference, among themselves the president raised his hand as he ecutive Raid hurt out and the Rudolph Forster, executive so unpreparfd to hear of the death hssty needlessly good Preaident loss of (he party leader, owner - cse wltb other government offkkals. Tne of chief executive, and the circle tary at the Whit House, wa first paper asked Mrs Harding to continue readi'I tell oumor- m countrvmen waa a little daily nespaper the feeling df anybody. Harding Lieutenant Commander Boon aa-- f by in Thar tee- OhrLu Th- Mr Harding friends- was one ex- - notified of tho preaident a death EdPLEADS FOR FAIRNESS. Instantly hleex preset on changed culled Marion had which tha Following is the message sent to wa Star, as ghniuit physician to the proddenL ngassociated Press, -of the man of tending down to some of th lowliest the was heeds He the dead. orld "pint vena a In been started by former peanut Mr to political gathering, President Coolidge reporting hurried up from downstair., where secretary A h inkier shook his frame, weakNaxareth and if we , wild bring Into of the residents of the capital for ward T. Clark, suc"Salt Lake Cltv. Utah, It as der It Tell who to the make had In him failed the facts found hod man story took give Clark Mr newspaper lmmedlaje'y ened by seven day of Illness and worn the relationship of humanity among during hla two and a half year in P'oolidge This paper wa about to be is, not --as you would like to have K August J, 1923 with hla chief cessful response to Mrs. Harding a frantic ap bv a trip of 7500 miles from Wash- ourselves and among th nations of the Mhite House he had made a steps to communicate President of the "Calvin sold all Coolidge, for debt and If th there is alike. Treat by ; sheriff, parties In Plymouth, Vt , by telephone waa peal. human his In by that Alaska to heart brotherhood and world the as return many ington far the plate we of United will play the any politics to be played, State, Plymouth, VL Harding's employer, th owner Rumor began to tv about, each ae and It was taught bv the Christ we would have elt. he collapsed had Mirror advised th owner of the In- It in our editorial columns Treat all The citizen of Utah are deeply wilder than its predecessor, and all over.this Mrs lithave would we world to time a Harding restored only to buy the Star and scrap religious matters reverently grieved at the awful circumstance ocdenied soon after by official bulletins rush to the door and call. Find Dr tle or none of war and we would have wa expected by many to put him In He had Uttle means and to supple- dependent If It can possibly be avoided, never casioned by the death of our beloved ment hla Income as a physician, it lead It might later compete activewhich were Issued as rapidly as the Boone and the others, quick ' mean- a new nomination the where a position for throughout humanity but hop This the ly with the Independent. Ignominy, to an innocent man. presidenL Warren G Harding, had farmed on a small scale. executive officials could ascertain tothe ing the physicians Brigadier Genera the earth him. If a deadlock There never waa a greater might go to owner of the Independent refused to bring a Charles E. on paper woman or child In telling of the mis- on every hand are heard expressions to went facts and tvpe themcrowd nomination ON The FARM. arisen REARED of the , golden that than Sawyer, personal physician leeson taught do of newa-of absolute confidence In your leaderor a of misfortunes relative deeds later he whom steadily Increasing E. to the president, was In a near-b- y Hughes Warren Harding was distinctly a Nettled by the rejection of hie edrule I would almost be willing to Charles "Don t wait to be asked, but do It ship. based upon our observations of who paper men which thronged the near room, but when he hurried Into the wipe out the other commandment " picked for secretary of Hate, and He helped In the clear- ifice the owner of the Mirror called without the asking; and, abova all, your conduct of public affairs. May farm boy and congealed doorway waa defeated at the polls by Wood-roroom medical skill was useless. of over to death, news in of the and him the cultivation and and told The prevalent land, go be Harding clean and never let a dirty word wa not. therefor, assure you at this ing the death chamber. Vi ilson wires learned to fell trees, wood chop, aplit to the courthouse and buvAthe Star WIFE REMAINS BRAVE. the Ratified mwa that telegraph or suggestive story get into type time, of our sincere support and coSAN FRANCISCO SHOCKED. fi lahed at 7 M o clock, OHIO. IN BORN corn waa In hoe "1've said th carrv to and it and can rails with," buy plant nothing '1 want this paper so conducted operation In whatever plana and poliMnk Harding waa an brave and d could he The shock of the president's death etrnfVjaftar to statement and before a as soon chorea do he had home withwaa aa to winter can cies you may put Into effect in beIt Into s Harding that any go Mr end opportunity as she had ben Harding the struck the city with dumb ores He grew up strong of out destroying the innocence of any half of the people of this nation PURCHASES "STAR." tome four years later when General after school to the end Although not Dr find whose entire front page were faithfuland to " of -and appeal O Mr sunny child disposition Lowden, body Frank Hardings Wood and 'Sincerely yours, 1U etUl affected by her over and do what I tell You lonard -w voted to half g doeen words telling strong O R DIBBLEE and the othr phvaician arnt then governor of Illinois, were In 1910 Harding received the RepubAt the ago of 14 he entered Ohio you, andgoIt wilt work th rushed nea a of nearly a year ago ahe tie- - Bonn out all right," tht ewe, or which had been find acadschool demen and, a of the Central President Young Mens Republican secret Rorvire of hurrying college, When lican nomination for c candidates Ohio, red governor she oould not break down, and was told leading early Harding Strom th press too fast for more than la InterOhio. At, bJu r P"! ?,f On the following dav November 28 but was defeated by Judson Harmon, club velopments in a senatorial commit- emy grade, at Iberia a picture and th phrase Harding ah did not break down in the hour 'n t h o (llmi o r hotel fur His nomination wa jrvex tee s investigation of alleged Improper vals he stopped school to earn money this .announcement appeared In Democrat dead." circulated like wildfire through of hr greatest grief Into the all hla vacations were 1884, were s.nt continue to and th made sengern fund use of party We hava purchased the brought about largely by George B for even Star. the the far funeral of campaign and ini Dr Boone was found in the hotel Arrangement .the downtown districts cut Ha to noms money. devoted Ixiwden earning leader deem Governor Star and will stay (The Star Pub' Cox, Republican leader, who caused out In the residential districts with-I- h nation a chief executive were still room and, with hlanehed face ination inadvisable, most of th lat- corn, painted a barn, drove a Team for llshlng company.) a break in a deadlock by swinging hla hour after hu passing dining a few minute after the official Member three Dr Well as of d as He roadbed hur-iethe contractor to Mr a waa transferred grading a of the presidential parly upstairs The company consisted of Warren support to Harding to avert a threatbulletin announcing the death had too ter strength was him Ohio A r Toledo Central who In -senate the railway, preceded the haw vi friends conferred enedarvd His hie. among themselves, but stamped", - toy RepseeenteUve been tmued youthful One Harding of the Teague of na- and taught' 4 district school. friend. Jack Warwick Thus began Nicholas Longworth, mid en- m- line of the repreeentftliv es of the who hsd oppoeeif ThPresident T' They brought A sfidrWtir"'erbwd nlcatlon oould of bushel he summer raised Wilson eighteen Roosevelt. Harding took Theodore career a be established with by as publisher For late before, tions a few minutes which, ho have been on becameproposed s wheat on half an acre of ground Harding's Assoc atfd Press and Mt phitoeopht-call- y Harding availdefeat election active h the at worked his several George R Christian. Jr, the execuyears every tare that the city's distinguished 2 SAN FRANCISCO, OaK, Aug near the presidential suite ever nomination by th convention fol- which hla father gav btm. and kept on running his newsable hour to put the Star on it feet. guest vm well on the way to re- - tive secretary, who went to Los An- wauh ihi The news of President Hardings death thief executive waq brought low efi During t hla period he played an First the property had to be paid for paper eovery, had started out to spend the geles today to deliver an address fur smie hotel hla and of service secret out brass in Iberia horn the In hand, swept saw on alto through the a farm here was born hurrying Mr Harding ransacked Marlon and vicinIn 1913 came the split In the Repubthe president. It was believed provevening at theaters, dances or other Francisco with almost electrical but tht waa for recreactoo rather Harding advertisements. lican party and the candidacy of San Even before that, re-- , able that the funeral train would lai, mm ria.ixed from Instlm t that the Morrow county, Ohio, near the vility for news and amunpment Hotel suddenness. Novemfor had. officials, condition s than undergone on among pay. f porta of th death bad spread far San Francisco tomorrow evening president of Blooming Grove, When bis and hla managing Roosevelt for preaident on tha Prohe lage first to whom word of tha tragic More Important In lta Influence on were done, writing It was his grandfather's ber I, 185 and ft telephone .switchboard at the either to Washington or to Marion. some sort of change what changesent he helped hla partner set gressive ticket. Harding made a the t the given. Immediately had tha his father then lived He his later career, h learned to hotel became Jammed with outgoing Ohio, on the saddest transcontinental knew not ran to a wiredoiAnd where make the paper, run th speech renominating Preaident Taft at event waa farm, up type, tors and was the oldest of eight children His type and acquired hla first, contact press and get tha carrier blua presidential flag with lta great the news of the call for official oak and Incoming Inouiriea trip in the history at the nation, vs out bo 1912 convention. In supporting the the When a work preaiof the United States hauled seal stater, father Dr George T Harding, a vil with newspaper later the announcement that for information concerning the reAfter the issue waa out, the parthe attacked Roosevelt rig. gold TRIR BEING PLANNED. of Scotch an- dent, Mr Harding still carried as a ners then turned to and distributed campaign ment soon would bt given out on tha plat- down and then raised again to tag physician, cam port. and In bis paper oroualy rule which the Until of luck piece the printer's the train departure cestors who settled In ConnectlcuL tvoe, for they had barely enough form. EASTERN PAPERS WAIT. .SUDDENNESS CAUSES CONFUSION from San Franclaoo. Aa the the body of the he used when "atlcklhg type" A mlnut or two later aa assistant of It Then moved to th Wyoming valone day's paper, and had to National state and party officials chief executive will remain It FORCED INTO NOMINATION. is 111' o clock In New York and of hi college paper hg showed have fon editor the HI at Ohio. to before manager rushed Into the rose bowl It reedy for the next day. Hargoing Penn., ley cities numA liking for Journalcam hurrying to th hotel In Palace hotel, on the top floor of which and rome of the other eastern news mother Phebe, IMckerson. came of an and United States for apltud where a dinner dance waa in room, nomination His ding's earlv year with the Star were senator ber and gathered for conference in he had tiers since Sunday, when he and with the re eipt of this in 1914 came In spite of him progress, raised a hand and stopped Von Kirks full of difficult lea He sold Insureditors be- Dutch fsmllv th had n Dr.' Harding meantime A eighth floor room or corridors near wa brought to the eity bv the Golden editUnx were hi Id up and Twenty-onlived-iIn the d hla Announcealmost against wishes, the orchestras playing. Dr Harding at th time "on the aide." and resorted to e from the farm to ance .the presidential suite to discuss what Gate, a aick man Conference were in came alert and waiting all sorts of expedients to meet the tha situation In this respeot being ment of the death of the executive folhouse, which he had built moved hla farailv , should or must not be done. On or progress late tonight at which piece of white the minutes later a small out his In pioneer days Caledonia, and when Warren waa H Saturday payroll same own their hands and the much the dancers, that lowed, ,as preceding his with gay dress erv4c men who had details of the ad two secret was containing handed wall he worked paper During this time came hla break nomination for president. A strong a sad contrast to their exproeaions of a few hours of relaxa- - Out. It generally trip It ..was .been oat far book waa believed that news that had been feared of asked little Into the In hla element with the party Warwick, Republican gathered groups, partner, gravity, and to aid In handling the body would be ttori hurried the country taken to flashi d across for th senate, obtained their wrap and departed. midst of his trtmblea Harding de- him to be r a situation made more difficult by Washington, to lie in state first in the around the- - world, and within a matin been who must had retired cided a from the Foraker. to lip. newt have The that but paper parsed lip i Its suddenness. and certainly of seconds capitol rotunda, aa have the bodies of ter almit telephone Hi partner balked mt this' 19U8 by the election of a Democratic Some guest, mor curioua than their Everyone who came from the pres- - several of the twenty-eigof a few minutes the American peopremdentx out him was "com and a and for in ambitious put groups at wa bought fellows, the Harding gathered with suite quea-legislature tdential besieged who passed before Mr Harding ple knew they had lost their leader him on tha payroll as an employee, ende of corridors leading to tho presiback and merelyj tiona, official, newspaper Interment undoubtedly will be at reof all hlmeelf room thu th stared at differences and down add could upon dential to much president taking obituary time, they Nona the the Marion, the am all pity where Warren curious. despite HARDING. were personal friends of long standing. hallways at the screens which shut sponsibility. Information already given out official Ik Harding struggled determinedly was so reluctant to become off their view. FINANCIALLY Nominated- - for The presidency ss a this wa because the end forward, HANDICAPPED. , ly, Harding largely such aa a first newspaper pub candidate that he left the state for shocking suddenness came with Harding could not modernise the atwo WASHINGTON. Aub. 2. (By the Associated. Press.) These few of Its details months on a hunting trip to that comparatively ramshackle equipment of the paper next as United State senator am! reaction Kahn Says events of the Harding adm.m.trat.on: of his the the Th Republican leader favor-kpolicies Texas had been noted. again't . of lack nt to office heeU the .years within highest .11 -' finally r 11 3 miillel and withGn aBi.r cam him were insistent, however, and arrtu suddenly Austria Tba and ace with Oermanr'mnd to To his add the pciic me difficulties money. American HeeafuTiTiah Is Stunned Nation of pc n htbf MnH-rd1th the gift people return, went to Cinpresident of th out warning - while twenty ninth, editor of Th Independent, 'the com- Harding,toonaehla Foraker Several minute of th president's ding arms conference, which approved the naval 1 nited owed his political eletell him of death, sat by hit last the and The cinnati States, calling o truly faithful until him attacked were dallv, hour alive bitterly devoted vation peting BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1 (By the quarter of his Ufe, to childhood 1 nurse, aa waa bedside reading to him. Two In largely to his engaging perto he waa a candidate. that HaMIng once threatened limitation treaty nna the four power peace pact. much the Associated Presax ) RrWresentatiYA were the only other persons sonal traits his ability to work in Harding won tho nomination by a Jullua-Kawith Colombia resulting from partition, "mop up the street" with him If hi of no time for a and Its interests th of hi of' Sari'FYancisco, chairtreaty Ratification leader party the with room, and there was nation harmony opponent Mid not atop "lying." The e leader th 1 house military affairs CHILDREN BRING FLOWERS. Panama. and the fact that he typified In hlm- last word from must hava been sever, senator by a plurality of 102 Odd. run- man of themade provocation or to th wife republic the foUowtng state his laws. ur to tn Self committee, 73 of tariff 000 next and tho Two llttl" girls dam ta th ahead either blghi for Hardings method before and ning Revision of the tax r ment: be served. ticket. on tha candidate Just before 7 o'clock wrth can citizen was suit win his after of way by .to always immigration. Restriction In of death "The President been ON. had READ he prominent BIDS WIFE Although credit flower, seeking to present them to conciliation. , PERSONALITY PLEASES. has oome as a terrific shock. Harding for a generation. Mr Farmer aid legislation, with particular reference to ansier tha president. Mrs. Harding, who Ohio politic Every, With his ability, energy and coursThat good, go on, read aome share senate A to was the ha was upon election become really that His body not did hoping really . . u on more liberal term. won the good the president' w lifelong loye of Harding I' th tesy, Harding finally national to into road W the entrance hia bureau. poli marked ao are recovery. until 120, fiKur th came of tlnnal childrwi. of budget from th Mat mThe word uttered of Marion will Establishment for the th people were th stunned over the death It Is Before that time he waa com itk room toraclouly word to tho two nomination at Chicago. He had been Star He devoted himself to boom- tic Veto of the aoldierx bonus bill. bv President Harding to Mr. Jlar- - toU of Ohio, cally impowlble to talk about practioutside I unknown a ae It, compromise possible Returnand accepted mentioned disabled melt paratlvely and mad friends among gift ing the town and Extension of the program of aid for wounded, not umtll after hla election feel confident that all thoroughgoing Mr Hardin, then llifrs. Harding wa at hi bedside ing to the president, ehe took with her candidate In 91 the business men. They turned ad- and ithiwaabrief war. temworld will Americana render was in all of the the th w 1 vetenvas appeared a of biography if senator, States and support were that She and theae ntted Wofteoms. when the paused vertising hi wav and at last, aided 'rwhn ataloud, In the world court. in their poweb to the new president. conventhe president according to m the room a few minutes later when porary chairman of the 11 and Advocacy of American participation greatly by Mrs Harding who worked I'gged Mr. Coolidge. ha he died Csattoasd aa rag Sixtoaa In his office, tha tion also hold at Chicago husband with her Alfred Holman Son Francisco on that occasion It was at s dinner fftven tonight at keynote speech and close personal friend of the home President Harding Is Taken by Death Kahn In ler-shim- c. President's Address Read by Secretary at Presentation of Knights Templar Fraternal Symbol at Hollywood m at It SSed pueae-fige- .on-ear- th rvrocsrv-w-fiTtrftcsti- min- " too. th - I nt -- . - Tha-'disea- - pa-ir- Washington Accepts News With Paralyzing Sadness Capital Entirely Unprepared for Shock; malities of Elevating Successor ' V old-U- m Move Slowly. Foraker-Standar- A - in half-ho- x. c -- -- -- -- or w Newa-Mpe- ra Tidings of Death Flash ' Ho terThrough Corridors -- Haj-dm- w half-sta- ff. -- 1 j self-an- two-roo- m Outstanding Features of Harding Administration Are Enumerated ht I -- -- aU ' x; Jaltat hn ' h -- ptesl-denti- thr pub-l.eh- K |