Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-06
PRESIDENT GOES
TOOFF|CE FOR DAY
Executive at Desk in Superior
at 9 O'CIock-Minnesota
Governor Calls.
BY !. RUSSELL YOUNG,
stan CORRESPONDENT OF The Star.

! SUPERIOR. Wis. July 6.-President
I Coolidge was al his desk in the High
School Building in this city, being uSeo
| as the executive Office. slightly In ao-
vance of 9 o'clock this morning and
after a fast. cold ride from Cedar Island
Iosige He brought with him Gov. FREQ
Zimmerman of Wisconsin, who was ms
house guest yesterday and last night,
and they found ii necessary 10 keep
the robes pulled tightly about them as
the car sped along.
The morning was dark and Wlnuy
looking. There was strong north
wind blowing and tinge III the All
strongly suggestive of an approaching
snowfall. When members OF the PreSl-
dents party mentioned THIS some OF
the natives replied that 1t has been
known TO snow up here III July.
To be at his desk at O'Clock II was
necessary for him to be through with
his breakfast and ready to start by
s 80. The President appeared TO great
II enjoy Gov. ZimmermanS visit. he
found the latter not only an interest
ing talker and good political observer.
but especially companionable The
greater part of their afternoon together
was spent out on the Brule River
fishing.
Receives Minnesota Governor.
Right on the heels of ahis talk with
Gov Zimmerman the President today
received brief accounting from Gov,
Christianson of Minnesota of political
situation in his State The latter did
not call for the express purpose of
talking politics, but it presented itself
,,-hi l,a
invitation to attend the unwilling of
the Col. William Colvil monument at
Cannon Falls. Mimi. July 20. The
President said that it was not his in
tention TO participate i'll any great
number of activities in this section. but
that he would take the invitation under
Amusement
Gov. ChristianSon was accompanied
by delegation of Minnesotans. which
included Representative Newton of
Minneapolis. who is to have charge of
the speakers bureau during the Repub-
lican national campaign. Both he and
Gov. Zimmerman are confident that
the State will be found solidly in the
Republican column next November.
The ceremony to which the President
was invited is in honor of the lst Min
nesota Volunteer Infantry. as well as
wi SOlhGls us AdHiOuS tt6SSE- II VIII
be conducted by the 135th Infantry.
Minnesota National Guard
John Coolidge Plays Golf.
John Coolidge has shown little inter-
est In trout fishing since arriving. John
prefers horseback riding and golf
Horses, at least those of the riding
variety. are virtually an unknown article
up here. and John has only golf with
which to content himself
He had his first fling ut this yester-
day at the Northland Country Club on
the outskirts of Duluth nearly IS miles
from the Summer White House. With
A. v. Rohweder one of the officials of
the Duluth, Missabe IL Northern Rail
road. and two Secret Service men to
make up foresome, John enjoyed l8
holes Experienced golfers who watch
ed his game said John has the making
OF good player. Some of his shots
were not SO good. but most OF them
were executed very nicely He did one
of the holes In one above par.