Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-29
AutoCarnpNews


istered at the Salem auto park last
night and this morning left on the
final lap of their homeward journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson started
the trip by making short tour in
to Mexico. Mr.. Robinson, retired
cattle raiser, did not mention any
specific purpose he had in mind in
going into Mexico other than to say
that he had been there. Frem Mexi-
co the two travelled north east via
the Black Head trail to the Grand
Canyon. They then continued in a
northerly direction to Salt Lake
and Boise, Idaho, visiting several
large dams enroute, the mosl not
able Of which being the Roosevelt
dam, and then east into Montana
via the Yellowstone park. After %
short visit with friends in Billings
they crossed the Rocky mountains
at place known as the Camels
Hump and landed in Salem after
having visited Spokane, Seattle,
Tacoma, Portland and other towns
enroute. From the time the trip
was started until they landed in
Salem the couple had travelled about
1000 miles.
Mrs. Robinson said that the most
beautiful scenry to her ON the trip
was to be found in the Little Can
yon in the Yellowstone National
Park. She, explained that it was
similar 20 the Grand Canyon only
smaller. Mr.. Robinson added that
he thought that for roads and a
wonderful piece of engineering he
thought that the Columbia River
highway was wonderful accomp-
lishment.
The Robinsons expect to complete
their trip by Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Cornell and
Miss Grace Saville, registering from
Youngstown, Ohio, but whose home
is in Los Angeles, spent last night
at the auto park and left early this
morning on their way south. mr..
Cornell is a building contractor in
California and has to get back as
soon Is possible so has been pushing
right along on the way west. Yester-
days trip was little over 200 miles
which was about an average, the par
ty said. The trip is being made in
a new REQ purchased in the east
The trip to Ohio, the home state Of
Mrs. Cornell was made by train.
The party said this morning that
there was nothing ON the trip that
they enjoyed more than the Column
bia River highway. 1--WE went
through the Yellowstone Park and
saw the boiling water but some
way it gives me the shudders and
| didn't enjoy it at ALL" Mrs. Cor
nell said.
@. H. Sewart and family, of
Mountain Home, Idaho, registered
at the auto park last night on their
way home after having spent a
week at the Bandon beach at the
mouth of the Coquille river. The
party have been away from home
about three weeks and expect to
complete the vacation in another
week.
Fifty camps were registered at the
auto park last night. Twenty-eight
Of the number were lay overs while
the remaining % were newly made.
They were composed of the follow
ing:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Robinson,
Porterville, CAL; Mr.. and Mrs. D. |
w. Jordan, Roseburg; Mr.. and Mrs. |
E. II. Gordon, Roseburg; Clyde
Wolfe and party; San Diego; Mr.. |
and Mrs. W. H. Cornell and Miss
Grace saville, Youngstown, Ohio; E. !
and II. Cahill, Van
.ounver, B. C.; L. F. Mayer and
party, Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs!
3. E. Card, Port Gamble, Wash.
Mr: and Mrs. c. H. Swart, Noun
ain Home, idaho; Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Z. Smith, Seattle; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Myers, Astoria; Mr.. and Mrs. J. z!
Seii and party, Portland; A. Eister
md family accompanied by Mrs.
2. C. Bailey, Dunsmuir, Cal; Mr..
md Mrs. w. +. Drake, Independsl
nee; Mr.. and Mrs. s. Harris, Sani
francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. +. f.
5praker, Redlands, CAL; Mr.. and
Mrs. +. J.Sehulfe, Minneapolis;
,lr. and Mrs. John Erickson, Aber-
leen, Wash; Mr.. and Mrs. L. Heinz
nan and family, Galens, H.; Mr..
md Mrs. A. Robinson, Klamath
falls; Leo Peloski and Abner
'hillipson, Whitchot, Wash; Mr..
md Mrs. L. Berthelsen and mother,
Cortland
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