Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-11

made the western trip via Spokane
and Seattle. From Seattle they
went north In British Columbia,
doubling back and taking the
coast route to Weed, California.
From here they will return via
Portland, the Columbia Highway
and Spokane.
Mr.. Moe was very much I'M
pressed with the Willamette Val
ley and also the Rogue River Val
ley. He says that he expects TO
return as soon as school Is out
next summer and look around
with the intention of locating.
He says that at Galata, small
town east of the mountains, the
| wind blows nearly 365 days out
Of the year and that when It gets
cold 1t Is almost impossible to keep
the wind from going through the
clothing. He also says that when
1t Is hot the wind about bakes a
person. When Mrs. Moe was told
that many women hung their
1 washings out to dry right in the
| rain, her expression told more
| than words. However, when sew
eral verified the report she said
that she guessed that she would
have to believe 1t but wanted TO
try 1t herself. The others said that
they hoped she had chance to try
1t within the next few days.
Two young ladies'. Helen and
Jean Douglas, from Atlanta, Ca,
Registered at the auto park last
might on their return trip. The
young ladies are making the trip
with the idea OF writing newspa-
per stories which will be syndi-
Gated by an Atlanta paper.
So far they have travelled be-
tween 5000 and 1000 miles. Their
farthest point north was White
= Horse, at the headwaters of the
Yukon river, Alaska. In making
! the trip to Alaska the young
! women went directly to the Hel-
lowstone National park and from
there began to make side trips. Sc
! far they have gone through five
national parks, the Yellowstone
the Rocky Mountain National
park, often called Estes park
Glacier National park, Rainier
National park, and Lake Louise
park, the Canadian Rocky Ma
tional park.
From here they will proceed
: south through California and re-
Y turn to Georgia by the southern
route. The trip was begun May II
7 land it Is expected that they vii
I be cut for at least two month";
= more.
e. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Kline, Q
la Fallon, Nevada, stopped for tn
]. night at the auto park on thei
ry way north as far as Rainier Parl
81 They have but limited time Il
n the trip and are taking very fe
e. side trips. From Rainier Park the
b, will return through Portland an
II, Salem and then through th
ry Sacramento Valley, California,
is their home. The whole trip wi
rd require about three weeks.
A. Three young men, A. G. Fabor
III T. Ehrard, and q. Schiminauer, a
ul of Toledo, Ohio, are travelling I
s. Los Angeles for the winter The
r registered at the camp ground las
il night enroute. In the spring the
expect to travel, camping alon
the way, to Alaska and work fC
~ the summer. They will return
California for the winter and the
n back to Toledo the following sun
% mer.
: Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Kyes, I
D willows, Glenn county, Californi
n registered last night at the par
on their way to Lewiston whel
= they will visit relatives. M
| hytS lb d ClFlI CAS
" Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Fowlee an
H. family and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Ford and small child, all of Ma
|" shalltown, Iowa. travelling In tW
ry autos, have been as far north
a Portland and registered at Il
da auto park last night on their we
ny south. They are going to retul
I'll via California. The trip altogetl
ra er will require about thr
months. That gives them ol
rt' month to complete the journey.
ch -
g. The Children's Home, ID
rie Moines, Wn.. camping outfit wi
ie- the rs children and Daddy"
ne M. Draper, Mrs. Draper and thr
La men to drive the autos, stayed
IN the camp grounds last night. Tn
ose rassed through here several wee
ne ago on the way south and a
as now just returning.
When a few miles the 9th
side of Albany yesterday tn
gs, came into the rain and the paw
ment was very slippery. AS tn
ma were coming down a small gra
to cross a bridge one OF the ira
er houses skidded and struck &
Of bridge standards. Damage to t
machine was very slight howev
nt. and aside from a scare and
II. mana