The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-08-26

arlstocracy, seemed to get along il
good shape with the president liz
did not arrive in the Governors mar.
W and scarcely noticed his brother
democrat, but turned his back t.
Flathead john" while he was sneak
ing to Coolidge. There seems to he
much Jealousy between Wheeler and
Erickson as to which of them shouId
get closest to the copper throne
Wheeler is said to be trying to induce
Harry Mitchell of Great Falls To RIM
Tor the nomination for Governor in
Lhe Democratic Primaries next sum-
mer. Wheeler and Bill Campbell.
VINO was the editor of the Montana
Loyallst," and was responsible for the
arrest of Dunno, while the Butte la
Dor leader, was writing the stuff that
made Wheeler, were very much to-
gether This copper newswriter is
one OF the chief supporters of the
junior senator in the state, and re-
Gently wrote an editorial in the en-
dependent predicting the election of
Wheeler because he was a wealthy
man and would spend his money
freely"
Mrs. Erickson Reports Sayings of
Mrs. Coolidge
Before the train started for the
Park there was a whispering of the
company stOOlpigeons. Then a Con
per functiOnary was seen to get very
busy Soon thereafter Mrs. Erickson.
wife of the Governor was planted
close to Mrs. Coolidge in the presiden-
tai car. The wife Of the Governor
soon began to pump" the wife of the
president Mrs. Erickson wanted to
know the meaning of the famous
statement of the president but the
smart New England lady saw the wife
OF the uncouth copper governor COM
ing. She answered:
He never consulted me. He inst
put 1t out and ne does not make
many mistakes. When you marry
man you must take him for better
or worse, and let him run his own
career. It's his life, and it is best
to let him run it as he pleases."
PRESENTS Coolidge With Fish Pole
Inc Livingston Chamber of Com |
merce had fish pole presented to
the President. He was also given
some flies and bag of worms. He
seemed to be much interested in This
and the crowds who watched him. He
dld not evidence much interest in the
poutlclans who came to greet him
with the exception of Senator Wheeler
VINO spoke to him in familiar "New
Englandlze" like 'One of the bows
from home"
Yellowston, Aug. 23.-The grandeur
OF this wonderland of America sur-
rounded President Coolidge Tuesday
IIIghC as ne settled down in the pic
tuTesque Old Faithful inn after a So
mile drive into the heart of region ]
of unsullied nature. |
Ills arrival at the inn with Mrs t
Coolidge and their son, John. was +bn {
signal for long round of applause :
as they proceeded through the nine
r,attered lobby and again as the pTesi- t
dent set out after lunch on a fisbinm \
expedition nearby. {
IN going to Fire Hole creek fo,. . I
lew hours of angling, Mr.. COOLIDGE /
sgalh upset the carefully prepared
program which called for an after- I
noon Of sight seeing. Mrs. COOLIDGE Y
ana John, however, upheld this end t
of the itinerary. ' :
The president did not put on the
nigh. rubber boots he wore when fish Z
NC. in the Black Hills. He wore a
lark gray business suit and felt hat n
M. Albright, superintendent of the
bark, carried the fishing tackle and
vent to the creek with him. Mr.. Cool O
dge had been told that better fishing s
awaited him at Yellowstone lake to- "
morrow but on his way here from r
Mammoth he caught sight of some il
'acatloners casting in the stream n
which flowed by his motor trail and F
lie could not withstand the temptation Il
o 90 some fishing himself. N
:. The president returned from bis "
fishing trip with II trout in his creeI o.
ma just in time for dinner. The
IIshlng was done in Biscuit basin On r
'lrehole creek and Mr.. COOLIDGE L
ramped along this stream for two
niles. '"0
Mrs. Coolidge and John in the
Meanwhile put in busy afternoon
long through seldom used paths to
ct glimpses of many interesting
lghts not on the regular course.