Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-08-20 | Page 1 | [Illegible] Finds Little Joy as U. S. President

winds if MY AS llKESDENT Tworried Over rXts Harding Won't Jpfor Re-election fljTIVE IS WEARY pienTofPosition Not of Out-of-door Man kROBFKT T. s.MM.I fcoodcni of The Stand- , ini.Eaniincr L ... The Stand ird- BGTON Mjb : - '' fcttr. i romins t tht frequency ot r L'mffl sourr.s n r Lpmtdent that Mr I tV: , .-. i to stand for resits re-sits 121 f,u ;,, are Inclined to Hit t-.-!' ris i i MM the r the pns- u :.- .' i he pres- I jp cMditl m 3 fcUhtem 1 out. Mr. Har- 7J gsfc rill si 1 1 Itself and I xa.-'. to riir- : "r r "lion. I fci Hal th sldent has ill Rtolly tavr m ' jurr.-- : ' '' i I feti country Tin n OH 0fc d'jrlnj ' . r1 rx if 1 n th j i n might ltirri1-".non tick- 'tBfc 1 mrson. but Hi" ; "REll)KVr TlP.I'.i) ttljijlilv 1 1 r . an fHNt" more rnnfinlng tlian ajjB'far.'d n mtrrl.l b For ; jFtfBL" ;r; ' 1 election In I KBitdliig had led very mu i :. lift. . i ing taBa' coloring. A V luring four years of his 1 Bnib a minority w hl b h I LSB-tj CT do. e.Vtfsbipk irutiDiTS and slm-epti slm-epti president unquesllon- i jkci- uD.k-r many of the H that life tn the White Hp- It . BBJi. Hirdlne that 11 he could ( ,Pay he would have' maibdr of his ..uBjiBtbf v-ni'.v tber and It wi-jr with nlrknds to pia him m JBB'- .!. j.r. i 1 Ri!1-'' More than on. .- .1 m r -B3vi:ntion campaign Mr if- ':- -r cad : ntr rin i mfy-' rr" " 'i ' . ' ' jgMl tiomlnuiler. in BKbua. R, n at that r., in his mind H w2rly-giq or Hqutlon Tor IWM..' -nt.r.-l Int.,, ,r'5Bi,rw'd''Drv ,"" ,iT",n mi"' 1 1 1 spr. 1 jtJ. d(cHn to uund for wfc.: jr hence, all of it!ff-" "'h pabllc and P-'ir2Btai?n P-'ir2Btai?n ?Tchcd for some 'b,; t,r"5l'J' i P ech hT,7J thut Mr Har- ! ! i40USe wllt any drXre, ,,SBti it '" rr,irht r'-" f',11'" Ircdom of Intimate ,h,t ;;,BSjJvVNr Mum: lerhaf' .,n'Enirirttnt In ! "iff ti, 0 Sf""- "f hts i Ki!,";Mhr' ,,rf,'nt rM' hr l u, ; "" w"-"'t : rfKv'stt ,'r,1,P, ar,- oo PRESIDENT HARDING FINDS HIS JOB IS NOT PLEASANT ONE (Continued from Pace One) really will not stand for renomlna-tlon. renomlna-tlon. Some of the old timers simply will not listen to tho Idea that the president presi-dent will not run. They say that every' ev-ery' president wants a second term, as a vindication of his policies in the first. Mr. Harding, on the other hand, believes be-lieves that the presidency should bo a one-term affair. Ho would lengthen length-en tho term from four to six years. He believes the president would havo more freedom under such a plan than h possible under the system which leads to constant consideration of second sec-ond term prospects. The indications are today Mr. Harding Har-ding is likely to koep the politicians on the anxious seat for sornc tLmo to come.