Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22
By a Sta1 Correspondent

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a. Pinchot country estate near here in
pike County. sounds mighty grand.
nj after all It's just regular Penn
.@,vonia home. where The wife and the
Scanc son and the dogs eagerly welcome
,hc father when he comes In for dinner.
when Clifford Pinchot. Republican
,on;nee for Governor. hustled into the
house saturday evening after a day of
"nts;,lc work. he was met by barking
Ioex and the ringing shouts Of Fish
his son. calling Daddy. ho. daddy.
hello"
~ uniformed servants. for the good rea-
son that there is no such retinue. Only
"Pounder'' appears occasionally.
Founder is the man who helps to- make
jNe easier by seeing to the meals and
that sort Of thing.
y There was the regular kiss. Then
arish" rushed up. jumped into his
hther's arms and pulled the Pinchot
n ali out Of shape. Punch. the police
los, and the pups scampered about.
jcsping and barking and all but tOppling
he tall candidate over.
Founder" shouted Pinchot. ''how
ahout linner?' And the family routine
was on just as it is in most Pennsyl-
vaha homes.
when the guests were called to
dinner the candidate did not press but.
tons and summon n soft SOled servant
10 convey the polished invitation. In
aead, Mr.. Pinchot went out on the
lawn and shouted upstairs. calling to
Dr. Clyde King. of the University Of
lennsy lvania. he shouted. Clyde. oh
Clyde. dinner
Green Is Dominant Color
The air Of the open Is all about Grey
Towers, II is called Grey Towers. al
though Mrs. Pinchot has chosen green
A the dominant color scheme in honor
70 to speak of the Forester and the
woodsman. Dinner does not call for
the wearing Of the country club tuxedo.
Mr.. and Mrs. PinchOt are just as likely
as not to sit down with riding clothes.
This morning. at breakfast. Mrs. Pin.
rhot was in riding clothes. She and
the candidate had enjoyed seven
mile horseback ride right after arising.
Grey Towers was built by Mr.. Pin
thot's father: about thirty-ive years
ago It was largely remOdeled by Mrs.
Pincbot. II stands on an eminence
overlooking the Delaware River Valley
WV 10 Wv
as. r.. , 20 ,,r.ooohod he wo,.
,..It tmt nous I',; ruaJ',.au I;noI ,,i,,,
I aI,ui Tn"s Hanohns on% rouuW%s o,Sor ] trSes rbo
sn'S. ,n Il. oe'" s so,ni;sr, " " ;s IN thc l;t,ic
space in front of the house. All tho
rest is wildwood except for a patch Of
flowers. tulips. lilacs. iris. dogw0od and
geraniums. Wildwood is hardly the
term; it is almost. If not. primeval.
This certainly is the impression maG"
T 'he s'Ght OF tne roaring naWkni
ians when plunge mo sawki!i CTeeh'
4M rev hunMred teet rom me I'm.
cnot door' me torrents OF water
hurting over thc rocky. oroken GINS ~
nre lnsplratiohIwhlie tnrough tne
spray shihes thr coI0rs oi Ihe raihoo"'
Az aDout are tne Diue mountains :.
Mhen in the mouse; the visitor is IN
.ousn WIN tnc uSoai renhemrhts OF
moderh civillzatloh. outside, IN WINTER
Sne can see deer ana pear. which an
nut enter th" doors. hlght now ra,te-
snakes have TO be watched for. f,sh
Nugnt a snake on the pcrch yesterday
anu imprisoned it Tor a time III a large
"Iscr jar.
rsn ana fuhch. the pig policc dog'
ae tne Stars OF the ilnrhot fahli!
ns'eht'oh: tish rohnuctcd priVatc
rmpalgn OF his own for his fathers
nomination. 1t was made on bicycle
~. aua tne SX.Senr,old boy calied on nll
me meghpors ana argued that as his
. .a.ner was Such good daddy he was
'ure he would be fne Governor.
Pinchot Jov.r n, H..,ro
p.. "o' ''e' VI '>a'"e
trr. '''In,' m "I course, Is lover or ma
.i,mr inv nv IN ',hes hHlhing octter man 10
Xii fom 'm'' . ",u c'o'''es ana hsh the saw
For ,'o nv ,rou,. :.
discus,,S di"t S,aamp.e: IN the midst OF serious
I'"sS,Jm tsI nNnJ,, o.; OF hnanriai and government
sroun '"%'',""s "f m"M.,an w,am nr' Mlng ana I"
dcnl,p ", newspaprrmcn. rinchot SUD
ho.,io Tssoppcd ana picked up n little
how rho .r"m b"n,,a tnc ground. nc showed
Il twou .'p ',. pcet'e layed dead as soon as
Then H." b'Seu Sep up so az 10 1901 us Gaplor.
h +" uoo, "o 'o"ied thr Deet,e by allowing
n mir ,". ~ iree ana 'he pug unsnapped
On E its o,,o. ". Jumpers hidden somewhere
Ho ro,,,i; "nrtr,nr; and jumped away:
plt who" '"h'a, n one OF 'clohel H0oSe-
i. h, ro wncn nearing the notes Of bird,
RooSorn,,, ,i'M,N'a, hear that, wrcn.' Lake
notoS nt'',' he can ten them by their
inbsh;, H,so n" said that bats: which
est .h lhe furrcts OF Grey Towers.
'"ousunuS OF mosquitoes thQt they