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SECTION SIX
Pages 1 to 8
Magazine Section
VOL. XXXIX.
PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 17, 1913.
NO. 33.
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From the busy streets of Portland Mt! Hood presents a beautiful and stately picture with its white peaks pierc
ing the clouds and its graceful slopes pitching from the frigid heights to the maze of green forests below, but
from close range it presents a. far different picture. Ruggedness predominates. The graceful slopes which loom
up in the. picture as seen from Portland and vicinity, are transformed into ragged precipices, vast creviced
glacier and ice fields and irregular ledges and hogbacks of jagged rock. The stately peaks are transformed into
towering fields of ice and snow slashed here and there with canyons, slides and cliffs. An inspiring view is
that which can be had on. any clear day at the base of the giant mountain.
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