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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1956)
c ct a 1W1 US a e o. CO niir Storo-. PRINCE ARN AND GARM STAND BESIDE A ROARING f S TORRENT FOR WEEKS THEY HAVE BEEN &tAKlHIINt. rv T - ROUTE ON WHICH TO BUILD A ROAD OVER THE MOUNTAINS, AND NOW THIS CHASM BAKS IMfclK yvt. THEY FOLLOW UP THE STREAM SEEKING A CROSSING AND ENTER THE CLEFT IN THE MOUNTAINS. FROM WHICH THE STREAM ISSUES. J El - ' ' T.,r ifrT A QCAIITICIII KAF & rVW AN f I &KF Bt TINL I nt Wr I LIE CUPPED BY TOWERING CUFFS. 'WE WILL HAVE TO WALK AROUND THAT LAKE IF WE ARE TO REACH THE AT THE FAR END OF THE LAKE THEY FIND A CURIOUS THING. ANOTHER STREAM LEAVES THE LAKE AND IT IS FLOWING IN THE OTHER DIRECTION ! ARN IS SO EXCITED HE FAIRLY RUNS DOWN THE NEW STREAM. "WATER RUNS DOWNHILL.' HE CRIES. "THIS MEADOW MUST BE THE VERY TOP OF A PASS THROUGH THE MOUNTAINS " IF THEIR WAY IS 8 LOCKED AGAIN. ( . I Le . 1 'Wl r Bur tnn rrinMiii.i rsi-crNi-n .-m V r out at kin , ociJW,riHMU ucofniti-' Y FOR A WAY OUT OF THE PASS, MAKES next week ;-Suctrss ani its Price.
