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I ■*!*— I'* Hiand id * lub ' I I'Mi in Inittml Hum* I tsiii J at (*• Htaiiit. r ladt—lt; mhT latkc- I t*j« rHljfhi-—I s iir.uii'% lli'*n!lt;|iiiirtor* mi lt;«rnni- I'nv- u!i« lt;i l» w.»*» a la* til* ttaiif l.»mair»d in Indian i luhiinu in tin* nU I Itt it*., i k «il nii iif i ti I lt;•) Him Mil Hi»ft il I .* n' i l*r.—\\ iilum* Hi lE»\4-r \*nr ^.Uim.lower ICiarikt—* ‘.'W * r* U tbaity 4iii| 1 .*■ haiiOh Lugt-n* M.r -• il (if Latte county and .4ii ittiporlani -ditppiUK point fk-r maniiU tuntil lam i»«*r 4mi rural produ* u i» the.* r«4chv(i Tie I »»* *■ r?-it «»f r» lt;r In located her** and in** ntssierhufUJlitf* *'Mii I** seen fr *11* th*- ir.i tt windvftt Kukvih* i thr* ■*?.»ri i i#g point fur gout! him u*»c and 0 imu ground# la |h« tan hill* *»f The 1 a cade* The Mtkenub* 11IA * ■ r j»» in *th** Middle Kuril lt;f the throe iiilic nunfheasl uf the titv .ih 1 with smaller innuii 1 a in *?r*m and lake*, affords fllJp mp%*rtft,.* ( |m( liUV hll** ftiillt Kucim ruin west w At d fur 166 ml I*-w u :• |**lt; «f tr Ocean, i T*MM§mg Hj lt;Irun*** (4 n*l following t In* Slu-i* w it*»-«*r lu luahwmii near iu mouth un ithenc** aouth lu 1 “ooj* |lay and abeic ] th** » o.juiih* litter IV* **r- *end of lli** Hu** Th*- * «*•* 11*1 * lt;ittry i?- rich in • iiit t** r an ! * * * ■ .*n *include* n Urge faruim* and l *ir .! lug Ion I tin a delightful outhi I* place for pleasure *•* k* f* lake* and rirum. **'|| os,***n iUitlf p otrldlng *r* i'”rt : r(lie angler, and wildfowl Jii- l »,’m *(proving plentiful. »h«' KiUbi* • ’«(itIfHiiis phmn of opportune-* fur i • [ gun Nortli *1 a d Mitr-dirmW,■ two madota and pr -gr- v * hi*! i\n • ■* Hay. art* h#adqauft*'rs for ♦ *port»tiiou and mean*mi*! *^ «Jk*t of iIm* I wi|M|iu*Krutn Kuis«ni*‘to lt;(»t! »«* Kr .. ri*main ihn* p»aa*ui ih nuafi .* r- i.»liirmhiK dNirlrt * h ■yoarn »fu ituud .* f*»i -1 *d fn fmHun south lt;»f t’ona*:** v*5!'Htia run** aoulti thio '■*• 1 ;,n 1which mark* Hip sttfiiinU of t .piiNH it* r^ tho i a l*rt '' 1alas, soparultiil th* draJio*K of tho VI illawottr fr*»mUmpqua Tin* road Hon W fertll** vHlla' of t t I 11 P‘l«f* a hutidrod iiillot* fJitoilKd *' ’, wwH* known f**r Hi* » l! l»»mh wpII as for its on I npardons »iof»MKH*rir a di\n. tin tho **$haal« Hour**, «r j |y aftuatod (»» a ho’ ’» 11iia Itifor, and la ’i,,n iU t I .**]atidUivor If *:ri-*►»«•*et till rn. rod or. uUant in this*; r4 aIV.whero tii Llt; Lra iKlai t i tuiiiitij:*i (* *iii* i • 1 (■ ni lil** v 11 hi it \ Nr ■ i iiii’ reoidtiK v j. vvh# hud to Iho w *|{ i vtil 11.1ndri*4 I iHfvt,1 * InGrant‘a Piouikps its namo frlt;.......1 s Grant, whoa a th*utohi.tii r'itlfRl* of i ir*'i{»n t rrM-p jm I is« *: lir: 4f i t * i • « mot t j i * - 1 r* 111 .* 11 - iu iiiurdtlii* jii, *■ to ■ ii** ion'll r Jit * .'y cti. u him iha railroiid n»u runs Thu 'owii . tile * oji’cr d a rich placor no'’lie* in this rcKloti was tuado, and tt.iv Gold w hurt; a d im lias la-t-u1 *asT ruiMcd I - r pov\**r UtAoiupiuoiLl. ‘ Tin* flat-topped mountain to the east i,d a lev* mih* north of Medford.Is Tahle lti*ck* a reminder lt;*t tna Indian wnrn of IH53 which finally with a iron11 being;; hy the optKi’dng forces, the and rod- gathering for the £ cn i his timuntiiin s hro.oi(i At Kay Gold (he trainli l-ii Vt il tli1 CA -I i I ■ L ? J »»andtt1411 iv*odlTmplt;}ua I *ivddV ,lld* 4 4*11* and lyiii oo on Uir*itftaii tPr|iavlt; lt;*.*n fmlilppiTiC !*' liltoutandSiyou-* in utetz**nt'% KttHs the OregonNational Monument may h*11 IiSkTT Sth**m*';ru% iii-,'..r4ri1 Willi « I II Mdioii- i*r \ |*|d*sKokUc Uii or Vullevis fain-inci rU*4 tiHurpt hiMi\ 11. i j j ■ •1 Ii * i v • i ( K* t. tnrk *■-»'(known I hey consfat o. -- -vi i • of gtiltering eh amber* with a ha-i-m opt .ipparettily hut tom I e*-*!t p. «ii ' ’ii. !«or * - \ i11 • rath i 1 f tn-n i-1’fit'uml iIknt they extend through the r sride sUlitniil fotif ■! Siskiyouuniuntaitis jtiK' LCal iforrn ». Tli**fa rg.**.? c v pto i **«! chunihor is 11' *■lt;i; bn- t m I led Ibii -K . ftiferno it o- a20 feet long and;,** j* * ' *4 id'4 with a ridling about *0 roe! hit!' TM- Hi/imber I* r*'»fci*r**i»f■%hajied and b tom?* d n«*«rly two-of it mile from the main **noid itb« ui 1 ..000 foimrbetieaf !• til rnif - ofjtlin tn- uiHaiii. Thei“*'ilinir^ and floors hear fan*SitP r-I: : ii LII KMiin11I j|:n v t rf'i-m 1 li _heromat * nin of ! iln*' - f •»11.»■ for the -ttalttcli’,,v ai d (dalgg 4IIInj* tn.iny *dd|formhK H1* 11 *' !il VI'f 1f lt;111 o w»NI -• oil I ifrills near pore excellenti i 111 * ( a fi i10 I * ' 10 I I' 1111 furtM into the Rogue Hlfurii isd rur - eusl for 23 mtb '* tew*, of Hogil** UU-r. and-J7 Hoek r«dnr Gold Hill,A I Iituritw her*4 *»n*1 * *f t he fba.»1d diae* *ilpp**? and |m?am, iiiw*fruits having hmg brought record prices tn the eastent markets Medford, t lie ••hipping center of southern * o t goii In loeut.al in this valley*Ho* valley K-»li is elghttH*n tnltcs wide ii rantrai iNdnt and b twdo*in iU-- wide nl Medford Beautiful\b vi** of (hi valley tM’i he obtained i To til 111*4 train. thoU-andt* of acroN »fr( .ard* . n»i farms strettdiltig awav to the mountain^.M *dflt; rd is the northern entrnnee to rra'- r la*U- \‘ r I* s^il Park which • r*clied by ,m x« mile unto trip ♦ r laik* a body of w, *r of unbelievable hhie do* upyitig the era* r ,»f an • xr ind volcano Today one *fti.it! colic omeryi.N a few hundred foot ah.oa- he gnrfgee Th*4 hike i- .'mill faie dep in p|,ic»*s and it?- Ntir-lac,* \n over 1000 fe**t below the rimof the editor It Jui- no anrface inlet of any sort, or outlet, but th*? ci'tt-r i- hfdiev**d t-» come through uu-deri?found channels or springsThe hike ts ill an elntnillon of 0.-177 feel, and aside frcftin Its greatHcontC attract.limg Is rerngnlfed jin, a • of the foremost nut Urn I wondei# of the world It \* rnore than 2omile- ar mnd th© crater, wbci ava nm r* tiia: k.ibly sculpii■ ronb auto drive of 4 1 ml irch - th-- rim of i rater lai a'l.hoi' insplri; e views over i i .tot surrounding countr water is id various shade**. i 11*111 a lovely turquoise and b ..ri *■ n Gong the edges to an et I v d ark hi is * * In t Ue d e c pur pi ill* con trust on a sunny day b t h»* unreal, ralrylike rim acn !. i k * *. and the fantastic sculpt!r^liU {***$*.. 4 I?*- •methiltc to be Ii i«*mbored. Ppon the rirn*'ru er La k** Lodge, open J to Septemer SOth and pri* omforiable accommotlattonsgood service for tourists Leaving Medford via Itoute** south bound, the train Through orchards and laurel and reaches Ashland* a divisio rid a charming mountain tow* r.tl -pri this, whose waters those of Karlsbad and otherL aropoati resorts ill curat ixt* t iti4H. ure found at Ashland i olt; pb *.f the town, at a cost o ti no have piped these water natural park within the city Mid hav** made muny other ir vp.ents which have establish*' iand as a health resort Th k loeut d in the foothills of 'kIvons The drrgon Laves Lake and the Klamath latkes i r;.n he reached by auto frop 1nt.I Her the Siskiyou*From A bland tbe line rise*summit of the Sisklqoiis. .Throurh tnnn?anita, mountainflaring m .drone and pines TI t’lii ]- IT miles from Ash lath# traht climbs 2,235 feethour The construct ton of t over the Staktyou# Is a gr#a neerlng feat and was a com ihfitiicli the jTonlu- of WlllianVk HOretired from the servicepo in t Hi ti! t BhTI IKOFof 11* unded and dairy lancn*bi orI f enil h I he rounded in the distancei The railroad ftdh v* tli.* th** Fmpqua t«u rw« m * •lt; mure after K o b i.‘ ally criHMiing the ^oirh r -•»I river at Myrtle t r♦ farther nt Kiddle, i v ■ ■ ■ i ociiered and.1 iniiil(11I|V»\ w i rM* IIIJwrrfTK Mi.-,-r k * „ ( JJcl,. *1 lt;|R^« ,! * i*’*WI:fe m I
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Saint Helens Mist
Saint Helens, Oregon, US
Fri, Sep 29, 1922
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