Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03

ing southwark along the Pacific coast.
There is choice of rail or WAFER
route along this second leg oi Ute
swing around the triangle. From
Puget Sound large steel steamers ct
modern construction ana splendid
comfort and accommodation plougli
the waters around the bases OF the
snow-crowned olympic mountains,
filrt with cape Flattcry. ana then pick
up the swell OF the ocean and fol-
low "a line straight 10 the Golden Gate.
To the resident ot the Mississippi VAL
ley the short and pleasant ocean trip
will be- a feature 81 the outing Ot
1918 that viii be bright spot "a
memory throughout life.
AT san Francisco az much time az
circumstances permit may bc spent
at the great exposition there, and
then the journey b. resumed. either by
rain or water. TO san Diego. thus M
a trip along one side of the trinngle
visiting the extreme northwest and
the extreme southwest of the nation.
our exposition here Is 10 be- 80 cs-
sCntially different IN almost every
detail that few travellers VIII visit one
without visiting the other. our ca
position here is 10 be 80 essentially
different IN almost every detail that
tow travellers viii visit one without
Ia bc one In action. showing not what
people do. ~ a display OF products.
hut how they do things, by display
OF processes. I think the very novel
Is of our plan ~ its greatest draw
INK power.
This marks the second turn OF the
triangle ] have In mind, and here the
trnu turns eastward -homeward. l
wonder 10" many people realise that
within a fo,y duead cF tuclr. opportuni-
o. 90 see the great deser, places 81
tn. southwest will have passed. We
must not forget that irrigutioa OF the
dosert hda parsed the experimental
stage. aud that tho passing Of the dcs-
ert through lbs reclamation Is as cer-
tain us Us future time. I'm the dcs-
crtF today. tcklpd hs irrigation. are
woudrmisly productive spots. They
are prophetic of the time when the
seeker or the American desert WIZ
seek iu vain. The man who travels
over the same route century In The
future viii not ind any desert
"In Arizona aud New Mexico are
found things uf rnrest interest. Here
ar, ths remains ui "a CIVILIZATION,
crude though 10 was that existed
! thousands 90 years ago. The rough
irrigation system then built are clo-
pucut promise ct the great works OF
| TODAY. The rude houses of this van
shcd race are the formation IN part
uf the architectural theme of our cN-
position. After leaving this land of
! mystic romance the way leads the
Traveller back humc through Itch
| fields.
Think or such e variety of enter
! niuiug tcnttiTos. an round In one
trip! SUCH q trip reveals the natur-
| al wonders. the Nastncss the resoucos
and the rtsourcfulncss of the west, II
| brings 10 view spreading wheat fields
| IN the middle west. the majestic for
ests ct the northwest. the richness OF
! lands La precious minerals, II
/ touches two great vNpusitionS; II
| threads a. way through an cinpir,
| made waste nov bcing redeemed hS
mans niuvk and enterprise ana In
| gcnuiiy
"rur those ~ longer purse anC
| NOR time there viii be the triI
| through the Panama canal from ~,
/ Atlantic or Gull ports. 10 the Pacific
scuhuard Doubtless thousands VII
! visit the coast iu 1915 hy this route
bat probably IL is safe to assume tina
| the vast majority 81 the multitude
! that viii wcnd rs way toward th'
setting sun two years from now VII
| rmpluy The idea of the swing arouu,
the triangle I'm some Of it, possible
notifications / think this win Ice thI
route of the average information
| seeker during 1915.
| 81 repeat. however, that the Amer
lean people have never had, aud ma
mover have uftcrward, an upportunit'
To see so much of lifc ana the sconi
| gnndcurs OF The west, al "a little eN
pcnsc, cithor Of time or money a.
viii be presented IN 1918, With al
these things tu attract, travel rs Ger
tain 20 he ot Immense volume
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