Milford chronicle., 1924-07-18
'iLford Ladies Enjoying
Their Visit In California
IS Elizabeth Carlisle, of Chronicle Busi-
ness Office, Writes Of Trip Through
The West.


of the Grand Canyon the New Mexico Indians and of
eufu vegetation
letters w? write the chronicle her trip
July they at California. 1t follows
Friday, July 4th 1924,
colonel:-
hsis a good day for you
the first of my trip It would take some one with
eter flow language describe all the
DORIS which leaving the twenyOurth
days uneyentul and there nothing out OF
rdnary to be the time Chicago,
ed to pop they stayed popped" since
We had day arriving there o'clock in the
so we went Blackstone registered We then
a car and started drive boulevard which runs
Lake Michigan wonderful cool and found our
very Chicago beautiful city and surely must be
the entire year. left there eight that evening and
an be sure hand when the gates opened
raned very during the night still pouring the
morning when we got up we finished pulled
he station and told that had one hour
t there decided and explore bit 1t is very
station that had quite lot to investigate
time when got back About noon cleared
was very warm the very COM
BILE and sleep blankets All the next day. we saw
ng but wheat the heat from these places
make the goose you puff hit you
hutchinson large flour mill and granarles
six o'clock reached Dodge City and were
to set our watches This the second time we
done this; place Chicago All day. we had followed
Arkansas River not like rivers in the East 1t is as
IS bone most of the time during the sum-
months that they have regular doWnpours OF rain
the river torrent short time the water has dis
Friday morning New Mexico where the country was
civ different bold with rugged rocks
very red soil busheand bushes greeted us
IL sides dwellings, they were small muu
inhabited by and wondered how anyone could
in such places. few COWS grazing ana 10 me
ed as there them to upon but red DIRT
thew seemed to enjoy much COWS who have he
sweet clover Our should certainly appreciate that favor
ne little village that passed through noticed little meat
and right out live COW grazing IN little po'
t eight yards square. Quite an adv, should say
lust after breakfast train stopped at Lamy N NJ for hVe
es and we got off Here saw our first In
and they gay dressed in their bright coors ana sns
wares You wanted to buy travelling always
f room carry purchases Our next stop was
and here was most We had half hours wait
eryone was Indians In the stauon
had souvenirs One room was devoted TO the WORK
Of the they had their forge and one old man was
ne silver out Two squa"S were "ea
and making baskets all OIL Whlch was los'
Ru when the conductors called "A Aboard everyone sure
ade dash train. for could certainly not picture
Inc t5ed there in the heat and with Indians During
s we advanced seemed to be more fertile ana more
ed There was small which made the land better of
vation That night believe slept two hours for our tram
he'd Williams and laid over all night Inere was man
across the aisle surely the brown derby When
70 snoring never heard peas he let out and could
cheerfuly CrOwpe5 him. IT., l..
r NEXT morning about fehirty started its climb to
Grand Canyon arrived there about S5J IN Ie oI
at the Eel Tovar Hotel hotel built right on the rim OF the
ON and the view marvellous 1t is all Dt OIL huse
~ that stve architecture just suits the place in the morning.
o what is called Drive 1t extends arouad Ine euse
cnvon for distance sixteen miles and at different IN
1s Won stop to get enjoy the view cant tell anyone
Glorious sight it words do justice 10 the oeauS
endor of that marvellous of Nature AT intervals you
coo e Colorado where STOOD II appeeu
n feet across but told that fifty ana one nu
feet and in some places wider After lunch we look W
drive which covers distance siXtyour miles ana IS ceu
painted Desert Drive much better views from ne u
nonts where YOU stop highest 1900 feet ABOVE sea
From it YOU see the of Arizona and surrey tn
It is impossible for me u ueS0N Ia
gorgeous shades blue, purple and yellow al al
mr. train left In the section across from Us wa" do
tared to talk with they always facnate me- he ad
m travelling for seven learned that he IS jour Ju
d has travelled all Europe this country He sho"eu
e about the japanese newspapers advertising rate IN Sn
f making special large advertisements ike our All -
spapers do meg higher rate for large ads as nS b
monopOlZed by advertiser lie WIS very
+ino and 7 enjoyed talking with him. the
hottest were passing thouSn wee Te
~ and that is the hottest place the desert Here we set our wa
~ another hour so that three hours behind
the East About Sunday, reached san 5ernuo'
where we got off large Studebaker car ana uroVe over tina
orsda where we stayed until Wednesday, ste
Riverside we stopped Glenwood Mission nn Du aleI e the
- civic f architecture and furnished inside according to tne
nd rod Of the architecture. it most attractive
in the large Patio in vine covered the
r esed in Spansh costumes playing the mandolns anu the
If was all pcuresuue foreign and the Inn can Truly ~ int
the one and only California which IS Vpc u W ~
California and the Spanish Missions - nro
m eatng I'm Monday we found real cloudy and we were
If oud rain but we were only Jog ana n Mo
dn rain as ev haven't had since the first OF April e
tn coo things very burnt due ran but they nave
ndr wafer svs that everything lovely ana the nov"