Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-11
SOUTHLAND CALLS
IN MANY VOICES
To vACAT|ON|STS.
Mountains and Sea, Hotel,
Cottage and Camp Offer
All That One May Seek
in Way of Travel and Rest

At the foot of pine tree beside
a broad-bosomed mountain lake,
beneath the mottled sycamores that
line riotous canyon brook, or
under striped green and yellow
sunshade looking hazy at the sea-"
in fact whatever your idea may be
as to a restful vacation. you can
find 1t in Southern California. Per-
maps you can rest better in one
place, perhaps In another. The
choice is yours. Summer resorts
and quiet villages by the sea, noun
tain resorts and cabin homes In
canyon Businesses beckon to you.
Ihats II you want to rest. But
tnere are always those strenuous
1olks whose idea Of rest is to go
scootlng over the highways from
one camp or hotel to another. So.
Tor those who rest to best adyant-
age While in motion there is GER
tainly no better place than south
ern California. Smooth, flowing
motion of the open road and a pic
turesque spot in which to stop for
every meal and at every nightfall-I
yes, southern California in summer
time is just the place for the per
son who likes to take his vacation
in gypsy wandering.
Mountain Climbing.
Then there is that still more
marvellous creature, the man who |
wants TO climb steep mountain |
sides and Chamber over rocks and |
wade cold. wet streams and do all
sorts or such unconsciously bar
barous things. There are probably |
some millions of us afflicted with
thls disease and its attacks are pc
culfarly virulent in the summer
season, just as il it were not pos
sible to get all hot and tired at
nome. Anyhow. there has to be
provision for such people, and so
California has generously provided
Alpine heights. towering cliffs that
stand in calm above the common
haunts OF man. and all that sort
or stuff you know. It's really great. +
And then there are the beaches.
They don't have beaches In many
OF the states from which good Cali
fornians are recruited. so there is
something about the warm sands
and the Whispering waves that
mean lot to most human folks.
Lord Byron and several other emf c
nent persons have said about all =
the really poetic things that can :.
be said about the ocean, but most =
OF those poets never saw the Pa !
cific and consequently could not J
know all the charms that sit upon 4
its placid brow. Southern Cali Y
fornia has a great deal Of Pacific a
ocean and il you like oceans you 9
can find none better. e
Good Roads Appeal. .
or course, the natural attrac- =
tons of southern California would
not be available to any except the Z
man with the pioneering instinct z
IL it were not for the work which Y
has been done to make them Access
sible by means of good roads. Be- q
sides, there must be accommoda- II
ions for the traveller and vacation
st. In this latter essential, south "
srn California may well claim to y
excel. Nowhere this side of the =.
Mediterranean has so much atten- a'
ion been given to the problem of
altering to the needs of the vaca-
ionist. And certainly the Medi-
erranean cannot offer such mod -,
IN housing and efficient service as o.
3 to be found at many of the ia =,
nous resorts which dot the south ~
vest. Here are to be found every ";
ort OF accommodation from the ~,
ommon tent to the palatial hotel -
DOM. something to suit every taste .,
nd every purse. Choose what YOU NJ;
I'LL, you cannot miss delights In ne
umerable If you take your vaea-
on in southern California. "a
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