Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-19
PRESIDENT TO FISH
IN BACK COUNTRY
Looks Forward to Trip Sat
urday as Guest Of Former
Nebraska Governor.
BY j. RUSSELL YOUNG.
e.,a Tcrracoondant of The star.

STATE GAME LODGE, BLACK
HILLS, S. Oak. July 19.-IFesl'
dent Coolidge is today looking Tor
ward with the eagerness or a boy
20 a fishing trip he is to make into
the real wilds of the Black Hills next
Saturday. He has heard so much
about the quantity of trout and their
game qualities in the streams pack
in the more remote sections OF these
hills that he has decided to 60 in
quest of them.
The President has accepted an lnVl.
tation from former Gov. McKelvie OF
Nebraska to make his headquarters
at his Summer camp. near Mystic.
S. Oak. While on this fishing expe.
dition and while the President and
Gov. McKelvie are angling in the
waters of Rapid Creek, Mrs. Coolidge
will be entertained at the camp by
Mrs. McKelvie.
To reach the McKelvie camp it will
be necessary for the presidential party
to make the last two miles of the 35-
mile ride from the game lodge in
wagon. the kind used for hauling
lumber over these mountain trails.
The President, however. showed no
concern over this feature of his trip.
He said. while discussing it with
onS is no new experience for him.
Besides, he expects his reward in
the matter of the trout he will catch,
and the fun he will have landing them
will offset any inconvenience or dis.
comforts.
Will Meet Hoover.
President Coolidge tomorrow will
confer with Secretary of Commerce
Hoover, who is expected to arrive at
the lodge about IL o'clock in the morn
ing. The President announced today
that he would not come to the Office
tomorrow until after he and the Sec
rotary had had a talk. He said he
expects to bring Mr.. Hoover to the
executive office in Rapid City later
in the day. The S2.mile ride to and
from the Office will give these two
good opportunity for long, confiden-
tial talk.
Secretary Hoover will be the first
member Of the Presidents cabinet to
visit him in the Black Hills. It is
understood that besides the situation
in the Mississippi Valley flood section
and flood control legislation these two
have a number of more or less impor-
tant matters to discuss. Among some
of the major subjects viii be CONNER
President also is known to be anxious
to hear first hand from the head of
the Commerce Department just what
the latter thinks of the business con-
ditions of the country at the present
time and what the prospects are for
the immediate future.
McNary Bill Hit.
The McNary.Haugen formula for
farm relief was described here today
as a delusion and snare, by Fred
erick E. Murphy, publisher of the
Minneapolis Tribune, following a Wis
it with the President at the Game
Lodge, where Mr.. Murphy was house
guest since yesterday. The Minneapo-
lis publisher came her in response
to an invitation from the President,
who is following out his program Of
discussing the problems of the North
west with men representing its vari-
Gus industries. Mr.. Murphy dwells
In that center Of the country most
given to political demands for the Nc
Nary-Haugen bill, and through his
newspaper reaches out into the vari.
Gus States Of the Northwest, includ.
ing South Dakota.
His visit with the President follows
the action Of farm representatives in
st. Paul, where continued adherence
to the McNary bill was declared. Mr..
Murphy said, however, that he
realizes fully that this country has a
great national farm problem to solve.
The Minneapolis publisher is an