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I. #.*(•♦ Si Hi A s stnd floef* bear filB*1if lob ■ t hy stn Isit'i i'r iii.d At a liltTtiink in i* ntdw od ! f J• Hogu© Hirer Is fid towed south* fills mar hern *,io»l!i'Ui sal-f.. ii i rue * aft he htt-i in dti•1 ri©:* in iu; reglod was faside, and Hiiv lioli! whore a dam fias bton1 r-.isrrueii-d 1 • 1 power development. ‘ The flat iopp»'d mountain to the east ■ a.tl a few miles north of Medford.e Kock« a reminder of uie tudian wars of I §5.1 whathHbally woa a treaty bom*thy the opposing force®, t ftnd re«U Katheridjk’ for the, Jp this tnuuaiAtn s hroudp At Kay Uujd Use trainUu ranyop and entpre thej aiii • us Hogti** ltd *r V alley ,, run*lam tig lt;i million iier.-s and lyinglu ween Tli© \ Ttlpuu i I livid*’ OH lilt*tun UiwoAt Aitd the Siskiyous to U10I at noil' for % |i| flowTl. Hlt;-kUo K;vi*r Valley is fain*on ti r it- applet an«l pearft# thete; r ti 11 s* tmviny long bn.a* lit recoi-lprhos In th** eastern market* Med-lord, t he 'itippsnt; ©enter of souUi-♦ rti tiregon Ia loi'iit«*d in this valley,rile v.ilM-y h'» It is e|tfl:ttH*ti mileswill© it Pantrni l'*4ni and is iwehe wid© ui Medford M* auHid! of H»e valley eudl he oldained ir»ib I he trhii, ihoU^ands of arres »f i * .,inh and fa rms si retelling away toBt ht* m 11 uti 1 ill nm BM If- rd b the d* rtlo rn entrant*1*to i raft r laike Na'lo^il Park w hlrh•r*.olied by gn ^** tuile uuto tripi .s r Luke i* a body of waiter ofon believable hhie deeupyitig th© fra!ef of ©t. eytim't volt'aUti Today iMiesmall eolie oilier gi-s a few h lie tiredfee| above he nurfiit**1 Th** lake is.'110*1 per d**i ill place- and its sur-uice i-i over 1000 feet below the rim if ih* i-cater It has m* siirfae*1 tn-r «the Rogue Biver .1 rut **u'd for 2T mlh *1 own *»f K.«iru*' IIIvor, and*henn' i« Keek Point Hold Hillwhere one of Ho* flrsf goldlet of uny sort, or outlet, but the e eter 1 h»*U**v»“d ta* wine through uu-■ ter;!neiftl ehumods or nprinr^The lake 1« ill Uti elevation of tl,*ITT feet, mid aside from lis greAt seen 1c iltrnctions Y rerognlr**! n* . ■ of Hie fore mo-41 mi Mir.s I wotulotAof the world It l» more than If*mile- ar mnd Hie crater, whose gray I a v a run remarkably sculptured A ■1 »nh auts drive of 41 miles en* irch * U - rltn of ('rater Lake af*lord mg inspiring views over its w at*r md surround in c country. The water is of various shade**, ranging urn 11 lov**| turquoise and brilliant uri-en Hong the edges to an extreme*y da: k blue In Lie deeper portionsi'll, on trust 011 a sunny day betweentlo* unreal, ralryllk© rim across tho Ink**, and tlo* fantastic sculptures at ■ f *• 1 - .-*!« in ©thing to b*» long re-1 tempered- rpon the rim stands (*ra **r La k© Lodge, open July t n to Sejiterner 30ili, and providing ■ otnfori able Acrommodattons andgoc»d service for touristsLeaving Medford via M8ha*ta Route’* southbound, the train passesThrough orchards and laurel groves, and reaches A'-hland, 11 division pointu d a 1 - h a r ml ng mou a t a in 1a»w 11 \! t n *lt;*ra1 -pi ‘Tic*. w hose vvaM-r* eijual those of t’rtrlshad and other famous Luropeuti resorts in curat lire prop* • rtties, are found at Ashland The I m pb id the town, at n cost of $175, ♦hm» have piped these waters to a natural park within the city limits.nd have made many other improve* men 1 * w h leh Ii a v e © st a hi Ished A *h * laud as a health resort The town 1- loc.it d in the foot hill' of the ^is-kivous Tie Oregon Haves Hrater Lake and the Klamath l#akes country ©;.n be reached by auto from thisp int.Over the HbklydusFrom Ashland the line rises to the suinnii* of the Siskiqotls. winding Hirourh m.in?aiiitn. mountain laurel, flaring ni .drone and pines The sum. tnit ] - t : miles from Ashland an d the train climbs 2.23 5 feet in an hour The construction of the line over the Stskiyous is a great engineering feat and was accomplished throiigii the genius of William HmwL who retired from the service of the.0heupf rl,01m11cadUheCO]likhu-♦*1mehliagcathumiiF,meinLv.I Mltin11Hw at hiBytierripi ♦aeni tin tinpb q ti inColir1 poWiTin; MKTK0P0LIS OF OREGONgrvvtHu|H1tinJAtihInAtHeV*(Iffi h gc\umcop, If bind the HovMin. with ^l«. 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Saint Helens Mist
Saint Helens, Oregon, US
Fri, Sep 29, 1922
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