o,,, THE WEST SHORE.
home just m pleasant and just aa val- ly by many years of deprivation and ar.
uftblo m he baa the will and ability to duous toiL To all such, a visit to Walla
make it; but if he hhs the money to pur- Walla and the unrivaled wheat fields
chuw land nearer the confers of life and that roll away from it in golden billows,
busings, he can skip, atone bound, over till lost to view beyond the far horizon,
tlio pioneer stogc, and begin at once at should be the first thought upon arriv
the point which others have reached on- in the great Inland Empire.
FALLS OF THE SANTIAM.
Y
I ; T y rpen andWash
1 lD.re mountains, valleys
. plaing, dense forests and a co-
ning to waste, would run the factories of
the world, could it but be applied to the
work. Every river, save the broad Col
umbia, of which nearly all are tributa
ries, either directly or indirectly, has its
source in the mountains, from which it
flows down through some fertile valley,
or broad plain, before losing its identity