The Washington herald., 1922-01-22
(C). Harris & Ewing.

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Springville, thence passing through
a petrihed forest, came back on the
main trail at Holbrook, Ariz. From
there We visited winslow and Flag
stan. making a detour to the Grand
Canyon of the Colorado, working
BACK onto the original Santa Fe
trail at Williams; thence through
Peachsprings, Kingman and Topock
We arrived at Needles, Cal. This Is
regarded as quite a warm section
OF the country in the summer time,
and we elected to travel from Nee
dies at night; leaving there at $3.50
We arrived at Barstow at s In the
morning. From there Is is a beau
tiful ride. about 100 miles, via San
Bernardino and Pasadena to Los
Angeles.
When you arrive in California,
bear in mind there is no State In
the union that furnishes such won
derful highways and the ride is a
parlor floor from Los Angeles to
San Francisco by what Is called the
Coast Line through Santa Bar
bara, San Luis Obispo and San
Jose, or by the Valley road
through Bakersfield, Fresno,
Stockton and Oakland.
Route No. 2.
p. From New York. Albany, Syra-
ouse, Rochester, Buffalo, Dunkirk,
Erie, Cleveland. Toledo, Elkhart.
South Bend, Chicago, Aurora, Rock
Island. Davenport, Iowa City, Des
Moines, Council Bluffs to Omaha,
Neb.; thence to Grand Island,
kearney, North Platt, Julesburg,
Colo, from which point we made a
detour to Denver, Colo, arriving
back on the Union Pacific line at
Laramie, Wyo.; thence to Rawlins,
Warmsutter, Green River, Granger,
Evanston; thence by a short line
to Salt Lake City; thence on a road
south of Great Salt Lake and you
can have your choice of two routes.
made the city of Ely, New. At
this point you have the option Of
taking one of two roads. The first
is a direct route to San Francisco
by Eureka. Austin. Fallon to Reno;
thence to Truckee, Colfax, Sacra-
mento, Stockton and Oakland. The
second a direct line to Los Ange-
les by Tonapah, Goldfeld. Big
Pine, Cal, and through the OGens
Valley to Olancha, then to Mojave
and Los Angeles.
Route No. s.
My third trip from New York COW
cred practically the same road to
Chicago; thence to Lake Geneva,
Wis, Madison and La Cross to
Rochester, Mimi; thence to Min
neapolis and st. Paul, travelling
northward through the Minnesota
lake district we visited Alexan-
dria; thence to Fargo, N. D., west
ward to Bismarck, Mandan and
Dickinson, N. D., to Fallon, Miles
City and Billings, Mont. making a
detour from this point to Cody,
Wyo., and through Yellowstone
Park; thence north through Gard
ner, Bozeman and Three Forks, at
which point you have the option of
going to Missoula by either Butte,
Mont, or Helena, preferably the
former.
Arriving at Missoula you wend
your way to Wallace, Idaho. Coeur
d'Alene, Idaho; thence to Spokane
and directly westward across this
beautiful State to Seattle. Don't
fail to drive UP to Mt. Rainier IL
you arrive at Seattle safely, stop
ping over night in what is known
as Paradise Valley. You will thor
oughly enjoy this trip and always
remember It with delight.
Thence to Tacoma, Olympia ana
south through Vancouver, Wash,
to Portland. Ore. At this point
you strike what is called the
Pacific Highway, which is improving
continually. Through Eugene, Rose
burg, Grants Pass, Medford. At this
point you can take a trail to the
east and visit Crater Lake, one of
our national parks, which is well
worthy of the break in your jour
ney. From Medford you have but
few miles before crossing into
Northern California over what Is
known as Siskyou Pass. You pass
through the towns of Yreka. Sisson,
Dunsmuir, Redding, Red Bluff, Co.
lusa, Williams. Napa, Vallejo, Oak
land to San Francisco.
These are all very delightful
rides. You can get detailed maps
before starting, allowing yourself
plenty OF time. so as not to hurry.
Write ahead for information as to
hotels, ETC., and the trip can be
made one of pleasure throughout
and be made one Of pleasant anti
cipation as well as perfect realiza-
tion by starting in some time ahead
to perfect your details. If you have
plenty of time 1t is much nicer trav-
cling overland in a good car than,
by train and one need not hesitate
about taking his wife with him, be-
cause there are plenty OF accom-
modations~ on all ofF these lines. and
believe the spirit Of adventure
Is more or less satisfied by; reason
of an occasional hardship. found
courtesy and friendIiness prevalent,
In the majority of hotels and gar.
ages throughout.-Natie Real