It is tlmugiil likely tiiat tiie chilli-!
, itess in this section during the past j
loin or live days may tie responsible
foi tiie early talk about the time the !
presidential party will head back for 1
the t’apital. The days are unusually j
cool now and the nights actually are :
told. tine is uncomfortable without I
an overcoat early in the morning or i
after dark. To sleep with any
£iee of comfort it is necessary to title j
on three or four The nu- I
met otis open fireplaces in the cabins i
at White I’ine t'amp have been blaz- J
ing away practically every night and j
almost every day during the past
week. Because of tilt* dense growth j
of tiers about the camp, the sun’s rays i
no not get a good play upon the j
cabins. They would l>e virtually un- ;
livable without tiie tlreplaces.
It was necessary to purchase oil!
stoves for the- Marine camp. One of'
Ihe boys, returning to his tent after
cluing his trick of guard duty last •
night, declared it would have been a !
guild idea to buy some snow shovels |
at the time. The natives here call,
this Indian Summer and contend that I
while there will be no more warm j
weather this year, snow will not make J
its appearance until aft* October l.i
However, little attention is paid to j
the specified date by members of the ;
presidential outfit, because a time j
was set l»y the natives for the dis- \
appearance of the mosquitoes and 1
black flies and, as a matter of fact.;
despite the drop in temperature, these,
ppsts have not entirely gone.
President (iocs Fishing.
