Evening star., 1926-08-21
Heat Wave of Last Year Re-
called by Chief Executive
in Making Plans.
COLD NIGHTS DESCEND
ON CAMP IN MOUNTAINS
Wadswcrth, Guest at White Pine,
Predicts His Reelection as
New York Senator.
BY j. ri SSIII.I. vol Nc.
~tAn Correspondent of The star.

WHITE PINE. CAMP, \. y. An-
gust y. President Cuulidgc's vacation
in the Adirondack Mountains will
come to AN end the middle of Septem-
hnr. While discussing the matter
with friends vest erciay afternoon, the
President indicated that September
J. is the tentative date he has in
mind for his return to WaShi&nGt on.
In this event. the President would
he extending his vacation this wear
n"arly a week longer than last Sum.
mer. The President has not forgotten
the heat wave he and Mrs. Coolidge
ran into when they left the North
shore last September. and it was APP
parent from the manner in which he
discussed his plans for continuing his
stay UP here that he is determined to
avoid. If puSSibie, a recurrence Of that
experience.
White Pine Nights Cold.
II is thought likely that the chilli
ness in this section during the past
four or five days may be responsible
for the early talk about the time the
presidential party will head back for
the Capital. The days are unusually
cold. one is uncomfortable without
an overcoat early in the morning or
after dark 10 sleep with any de1
gree of comfort il is necessary to pile
on three or four blankets. The nu-
merouS open tirepaCes in the cabins
al White Pine Camp have been blaz-
ing away practically every night and
almost every day during the past
week Because of the dense growth
(f "a no
90 not get a good play upon the
cabins. They would be virtually UNI
hNable without the tireplaces.
II was necessary To purchase oil
stoves for the Marine camp. One of
the boys. returning To his tent after
doing his trick of guard duty last
night. declared it would have heen a
good idea to buy some snow shoVels
at the time The natives here call
this Indian Summer and contend that
while there will he no more warm
weather this year. snow will not make
its appcara until 3ftt October l..
However. little attention is paid to
the specified date by members of the
presidential outfit, because Il time
was set by the natives for the dis
appearance of the mosquitoes and
black flies and, as matter of fact.
despite the drop in temperature, these
ppS.S nave not Pntll6lN gone.
President Goes Fishing.
The chillinesS Of the air has not pre-
vented the President from indulSing
in a little fishing each day. However,
ne las been forced to cut in consider
ably on his fishing time because of
The hours he has been spending at
th" executive office and the time he
has been deVoting 10 his numerous
guests during the past week. The
camp has been alive with important
guests during the last three days, and
today the President has two important
conferences scheduled. one with owen
j. Young of New York. Co-author of
the Dawes reparation plan. who has
been invited to give his views regard
,nI general business conditions, and
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine, who
mas a number of matters pertaining to
his department and the agricultural
situation generally to take up with the
President.
Senator Wadsworth OF New York
WAS the outstanding caller at the
camp Yesterday afternoon. He and
Mrs WadsWorth mutored here from
Saratoga. Y. y. After luncheon. the
Seuator. who is in the midst of his
,.ampaiSn for reelection. and the
president drew their chairs close to-
gether near an open fire in the Pres
ident's living cabin, and for nearly an
hour discussed politics. not only with
respect 10 the Senator's own cam
paign, but from n national aspect as
we'll
The Senator later joined the Pres
dent at the executive office. at Paul
Smiths.