Warren sheaf., 1919-08-13
SHEAF EDITOR WRITES OF
TRIP THROUGH WEST.

kI
=. - 5000
On Board the Rose City, bound
from Portland to San Francisco,
August 6, 1919.
That the readers OF the Sheaf may
know that the editor and his daughter
I Edlthl have not been wholly lost IN
the great VIDE ana wonderful vest 9
lew lines may not be am1ss at this time.
Since leaving Warren we have really
been so busy travelling and sightseeing
that there has been little time to write
lettels, except 2 caro- now ana tnen 10
the folks at nom home Now we are on
board g snip bound 1or San francisco,
fcompletely 1solated from m the rest OF the
World ana as the Vessel IS Delng rocked
on tne ne waves q the Droad racine we
VIII trys 20 coilect our thoughts ana joti
uoWhson ss'eea paper some OF the 1nc1dents
ana experiences :Splt..l's OF our Journey. we
liiuertooA thAs long Trip because, a1ter
ilore tilan 'nirty years OF arduous
newspaper work we Ielt the need OF
ioiis rest ana cnange from the &C
Iisltles Lfl III Whlcn we nave Deen engaged
1or SO many years. Rlcnard y. CABOT,
Weii-hhoWn Wrlter, slllp, mas Wrltten Dook
Win Tue ute nat Man LIVES y by.
anu tue 1our tnlngs ne names as es-
sehtlal 70 human happiness and we'll
Delng are: work, Play, Love and Wor-
snip This trip Is our play, and when
we return we hope that we may be 50
lhVlgorated IN body ana mind that our
1Work VIII seem IKE play to us, even
thouen we may Iall snort IN the two
last requisites named by the author.
AS the readers OF the sheaf will ret
nemDer we leIt warren on July II,
ana boarded the Great N0rthern's
Or1ental :lee Llmited at Grand Forks In
the evening Our party consisted OF
myse1 ana daughter Edith and MI Miss
LeV1a Danlqnlst. shortly after board
ing stne tram an WeszWere safely slowed
away IN upper deck quarters Tor the
night IT. Tue o1lv ones aVanaDie, ana as
tue train sloed across SIS the treeless pral-
rles oi Nortn u..'l I''akota, DelWeen neids OF
waving gram soon ready Tor OFT the sickle.
NeMere neiu last III tue embrace OF
Nloipneus, urealnils oI nome ana loVed
olies lelt peniilu. heh we aWoke the
next e. nlorLnis we were approaching u1l the
Guy :" WINSTON y. ~, havihg ira
veiseu ',e ell'lie s.a.e IL tne nisnt.
i's .le zus.s - Wy 10 oui liain
..'ss '.s'1 'ss,. - .'ns, WIN y.
s.ep. .,- CIV, w ouI -, ,aiis anu M.
- g, - 'ea". eal''...nl $3.50 pa.
81. ,a', - 4,el espeoy' snp"s .ne -
-. - .ne 'ons .'ous - - 'ne :" "i'neieu
as. 9ssaa ' - a44,' - ~ ~ " .Vuis go.
en1 uues :, = noises
W. seen ~, 'ne uale niiisii.'s p,eAiis
p nc ,pais ~ ~, - u1y s,ase ~ oiuei -
sustain i :, - &c yeais - SUCCESSION
.ne laln ..n nas ueen scant' resulting
= svp 9, meis -.1n 'ne
.ou :. - NJ uis.l.1,s aie "a ilon
i.,ss =. 10y $500 nav .olne
~ 'ne s,a' uul,ns .ne pAs. .nree n'. :
yeals .'nu nase ploAen up larse tracts
- 1anu Win 'iac'o.s' having neeueu tue
.u,'n'ls : c's - lals., ilore wheat, tnat
ene @nuis ms ~ over 'ne "oii' liisnl oe
leu Ine tnree years OF crop 1allure
mas -. 'nem liafu ana tue state ana
iia.lo,lai soVeihiients vii no douDt De
.aileu =, upon -. assislance IL tnelr 8 case
ne "noie s.ate u Moltaha' along the
ianioau a. ieasl' y set.leu, altiiougn .t1p''s
qui'e sl'arseiy ~ some localltles. AS
we we approaclleu ~ the mountains the coun-
'iy DecaMe more roiilns ana rugged
aliu assumed g greener aspect.
W arliveu .s q. ae 1iacier farh statlon
At y 90 :. ~. me s!atlon IS located at
tue euge OF tne ROCKIES ana IS the vest
ern . entrance % Glacler Natlonal Park. -.
As we we slep OUT 1rom the warm ana
uosty rallWay coacnes, we snlH the
liesn' slaclerscoole,d mountaln u ar, laden
WIN Tue perfume =. u pine ana spruce
anu prolusion =, oi via mowers. q
shoft walk along noWer-Dordered