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Crater Lake
Oregon's greatest of scenic nt-
, tractions — ('rator Tj»ke — is now
open for the $926 summer season.
The official opening of this noted
national p a rk is set for tomorrow
,?i For
side trip- out of Ash­
land, and nhe Which the visitor to
this, section will long remember^ a
week-erid visit to Lake O’ > The
Woods will be a genuine treat which
will live long in the memories of
those who are fortunate enough to
make it.
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-4‘; (• July 1 — hut localise of ideal
weather conditions ajid because of
tlie\excellence of tho roads, Crater
Lake lodge has been thrown open to
the pubfic.
Summer tourists to Ashland
should bv all means take this trip
to Crater Lake while in this section
of the state. Two routes are avail­
able, and because of the excellence
of the roadways aiid scenery, the
entire circuit should lie made tf the
tourist is to get the most out of it.
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Crater Tdtke can he reached
from Ashland either tlirdngh Med­
ford or Klamath Falls. If going jn
by Klamath Falls'* the motorist
should come out by way of Med-
ford, or vice versa. Both roadways
are delightful drives and well worth
the time of the tourist and vaea*
tionist. '*
Year by year Lqk© O’ The
Woods is becoming increasingly
popular as a week-end resort for
citizens of Ashland and for auto
tourists generally. It is situated
high up in the Cascades, within
three hours driving distance from
Ashland. It isf a delightful body of
water, where boating, fishing and
other summer sports are available.
Visitors to Ashland should
make it a point • to inquire about
Lpke Q* The Woods. It is one of the
numerotts scenic spots which is eas­
ily available from this city.
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ABOVE-COMMUNITY HOUSE LITHIA PARK
BELOW—LOOKING WEST FROM ASHLAND
Ashland the Summer
As n summer resort where vacationists can truly enjoy
themselves, 'Ashland this year is coming into her own.' Never
before in the history of beautiful Lithia Park has it been so
]M>pular as i^ is at the present tiintt. Almost nightly the cabins
in the auto park are filled. Tents of all kinds and descriptions
dot the camping spots beneath the evergreen trees border­
ing the rippling waters of Ashland Creek, which flows down
from the mountains through this natural park.
Public hand concerts will start next wedk, with delightful
summer evening music by the Ashland municipal hand. On
Saturday evenings, a cleanly conducted public dance is given
in the big open-air pavilion within this delightful park. Thb
dances, staged by the Lithinns, the city’s hospitality club,
are making a decided hit with vacationists.
OtMPAiair SPOHSOBBD BY:
The mineral waters of Ashland and the resorts adjacent
to the cit^ pre -an important asset to the city’s worth as a.
summer resort. At Ashland Natatorium two large mineral
plunges are available to the public day and night. This nata-
toriiun is situated almost in the heart of the city, just two
blocks south of the new Lithia Springs Hotel.
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Out at Jackson Hot Springs is the big^open air mineral
plunge which is scanning with swimmers both afternoons
and evenings of these marvelous summer days. Auto cabins
and camping grounds are likewise available at this popular
»sort just two miles.north of the city limits/
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Truly, Ashland has much to offer the vacationist, the
auto tou^st and the person who is seeking better health.
TALENT IRRIGATION DISTRICT; CITY OF ASHLAND; JACKSON HOT SPRINGS i THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY;
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BOARD;
LITHIA SPR1NGS HOTEL;
ASHLAND NATATORIUM;
ASHLAND HOTEL.
ASHLAND LITHIA PARK
VISIT
„Ashland
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The
P a ra d ise
1st and picnicker.
No. 4— H rn - la f i l e Hotel
Ashland, one of the landmarks
of the city, with Ito broad fa ll-
leagth rereads aad palms shad-
lag the kmaglBg chairs (tartar
the sammrr months. ,
No. B— Thia la a seeae la
IS thla Park, conceded to be
one of the,most d elig h tfal.cltr
parks la the Pacific northweet.
. No. «— Hera Is a view of the
new Lithia
Springs Hotel.