The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-06-23
EDITORS TRIP


say that not only are they we'll attended
but there L. q public manner about tie
people that makes you know 10y the time
you meet them that you are In the very
house OF your friends. The climate Il
eood and II L. just SIMPLY life itself. 80 u
sT%sk. a. live IN Toronto. Those life
giving and life sustaining breez-. which
come from the shores of the lake make
men and women feel like living.
We were taken ma All automobile to
tie home of MIR. and Mrs Richard
CLARK. Mrs. CLARK va a little surprls. a
To -ee her brother SD far from home and
IA Canada. hut there w-rr JOY AMI pleas
ure inexprr--ible. We were also INTRO
both OF whom We're a. PHEASANT ~ a
basket OF roses - They ami oar sister,
living right al zach other in the most
popular part Of the city. surrounded on
y 10y white people. at like sisters. IL
SEEMED as II they had known each other
Tor life. They were not only vociabl~
hut W. soon learned that they were the
real opponents Of hospitality. A sump-
tuous meal Mas spread to ~hich w. We're
Invited u partake and of which We -har-
III most -nnptnously.
Mes.ianes Clark and Perry took Us over
10 the home Of Editor Whitney, the only
'olored newspaper man ina the city and "A
very popular citizen and property ~ner
lie has made himself very -inguarly
known because Of some strong moves at
'ivic improvements and at creating a
friendly understanding ist~een the races
aud 70 t. the end that a -imp'itication Of
.hese war-like tronble-
We met Mr. j. A. Jenkins, a real nice
young man. Who made IL pheasant for M.
Mr.. G.. T. Price, one Of biggest and most
substantial property owners ia the city.
issto Toronto. Canada. what Calhmn
Used 10 lee and i- u the city of keystone
That 10 IA say, lac 10 the leading property
owner among the colore,i people in thai
city. MIR. r. l.. Herbert, assistant man
Ager OF the Toronto Street Railroad Com
pany, receives salary Of $,ssD per year
tiis father, w. z. Herbert. for fourteen
years Was a member Of the city council.
tie owns q home valued At 5.vpn.
Mr. Richard CLARK, a str ny property
owner in Chatham, Va, and man we'll
q do in Canada. has the distinction OF
being recognized A. one oi
roronto's best citizens. Mr.. g. r. Mil.
ford, one Of the busy men snd a man
whose heart is AS broad 49, the universe.
b - merited the confidence of the Whit.
A. well a. the colorei ss being a man O
-xtrsor'iinsry ability.
TRIP TO NIAGARA FALLS.
Monday morning. accompanied u,
Mesdame- q. r. Milford and Sarah e.
Clark, We made a trip over To Iewi-t Il
where We reached the trolley line whicl
Oook us To the Falls, and in order ths
those Who may not have seen this grea
pi We OF one Of tho great wonders Of III
sorid, W. herewith present just a fe,
facts about the place in an humi- way.
THE STATE RESERVATION AT
Il NIAGARA
The state Reservation at Niagara va
'Pened 10 the public Iuly 10, ISSJ. ID
Embellishments Was the result Of the NOV,
"ent for the preservation Of the scener
of Niagara Falls and Was the first in
stan = IN the United States of tile appl
alton Of the right 81 eminent domain e.
tile preservation Of scenic beauty. Tn
property Is owned 10y the STATE Of Ne,
York and is under the control OF fiy
q commissioners appointed 10y sthe Gov
er IOr.
QUEEN VICT ORA NIAGARA
FALLS PARK
The Canadian Reservation. ralle,
j Queen Victoria Niagara Falls Park,
was opened May -, ISIS IL has an are
Il l'N ARES. but the Commissioners con
& d. nm addit On. a strip extending alon,
he river from Lake Erie u Lake Ontario
The Canadian Park. u which admi-
'Ion II free. II reached by crossing ti
'ts-el arch bridge at the lower end OF a.,
View state Reservation. From the GA
ladisn Park may liz obtained q tine view
4 the entire face 81 the American AM
Horseshoe Fails
PLACES or HISTORICAL INTfR IT
ABOUT NIAGARA
AZ Hennepin View, the elev alton in-t
riow Pro-pect Point, stood Fatler I. ,ui-
hennepin in los when he drew th-
nrst Plcture made Of Niagara balls. A,
he eastern end Of the Reservation 10 Oid
French Landing, urr,i ~ la sale and
iennepin, and Indian. French and Brit
i-h traders. A mile above the Amen
con Pail 10 the chimney Of thu frenc.,
barracks Of 100. Near by are the re-
mains Of Fort Schlo--er, built by a.,
Engiish in 1901. Two miles ~ the XIV.
cr - Schlo~ser's L snding. where on D~c-
inter q, ISL, tie steamer Caroline
vas seized by tie British, st on ire.
and allowed % drift over the Falls. AZ
the mouth Of Cayug. Greek, i've mile
mp, la sale, IN lcss. launched tie