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GOVERNOR AT
TO LEARN OF
COOS BAY
HER NEEDS
PRIZE IUBV WON J HAITI. K.
THROUGH UNEXPLORED REGIONS
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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 23, 1008
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Doctor A. Hamilton, of Boston, Tells Results of Remarkable Trip
Through South American Republic Whose Vast Territory
Has Been Closed to Travelers.
Of lata Tmra our hnnwlcdic of for-
ign onuntrles has heon ijreatly In
reaked through tha descriptions that
tv been given by the nmny travelers
ho annually leave the United States
or a tour abroad, SlnKUluriy enoi.Ku.
ne of the countries on this continent
he republic of Colombia, on the north-
m ooaat of Bouth America lias, until
ow. remained a practically unknown
hapter In the Itinerary of tbe American
tourist. Historically, Colombia has been
Intimately connected with the Lulled
Lstatea through the controvoray over
the Panama canal, as well as through
Lhe growth of various mining and other
Interests. The primitive, conditions ex-
tln In Colombia, however, regarding
transportation have kept It an almost
Healed book to the American traveler.
fj'he famous explorer, I Jr. A. Hamilton
filce of Ttoston, has now made an ex
austlve study of the Colombian repub
lo, piercing Us hitherto Inaccessible
regions, discovering Its wealth or eth
nologic! and historical lore, ana me
Results of his exploration are here, given
Ko the readers of the Sunday limes or
Caw York.
Ln
When Pr. A. Hamilton Rice of Bos
on, the famrtUH explorer, cartogranner,
1 ethnologist, sailed for London on
'une 27, he carried with him an account
f his recent explorations of that wild
nd riiRRed count rv of Colombia, a re
Ion more lnaccessfblo than that visited
y Stanley; eo by this time the noyai
Seographlcal society, of which he Is a
nftiiher, Is In possession .of a report
hlcli. in cartographical, geographical,
inl ethnological iinportanro. Is second
o none.
It was In December, 1918, that Dr.
ice started on a trip which took him
nto h practically unexplored and rugged
'.iimtry. which contains more than '2.-
ii0 iiihi snu, ire miles of well-nli-'h Inac-
rsslhle territory, ulniopt unfrunillnr to
1 font of the white man. i-mi-riMng 18
noiitl.s later, satisfied with having ac
f nr.pl ! sLe.1 t!ie object of his Journey.
Overland to Bogota,
t'pon reaching Caracas in I'ecemhcr.
'ni'', he iiit "Vn Ihm I with puck mules
ml ponies to H..eoi,, "llnpnin " said
" Uic.', "was really the st.artinir point
f icy travels. I . aia incl here for '
I i"- months, searching throng; the
o eminent lilearies and archives for
Kiiirnal written hv Woman i'erez
ocn'r" hrothcr of .lun-'nez
the iiinijiit'ipir of Santa Fe
Mei-pan l"c:ez do Qucsnila,
le U went Into the country
i.tte. aoeoinpanh.1 I.v onlv
d of 1 n liaie-. Ft (vii there
.-irh and cron-cd a great
Important I i hu tui ios of
in.iei, wot Mng his v.'.av
I . -a . 1 '. . . ! . ! s of the Rio
1 1 .!!: Ing the wn I ers of
. or hat Is known as
sary to remain here for three weeks
while completing arrangemcn t s prior to
going down the Arlure river The na
tives evidently regarded me ;i;i an miila
aary of thu l'lmanm rami I commission,
for they entlmalod the set Ices of four
nutlveu for four months at JI.uOU In
gold. After much discussion and many
arguments wo rnu'lii-d an agreement
whereby they should bo paid J-l'iO. This
agreement or contract Included 1,000
pounds of food, consisting chiefly of
dried beef, known us carnesecca. This
meat will keep under any condition
and Is one of the great "articles of die
especially In the cattlo country, as
rice, maize, Indian coin uud brown
sugar,, commonly c alled panela. on the
proper allowance of carnehucca nnd pan
ela these natives will do any amount of
work. My outfit now consisted of four
men besides my servant, an Indian
woman for cook, and two canoes or
ubas, aa they are called In this country.
"We left a little place known as
Iraca and went down tho Aria re river
for a Journey lasting four days. The
Arlare rises In the plain of Fuslganlgti,
which la Just south of Mogota, and Is a
great tributary of the Ouavlarle. coming
in from the north. At tho end of the
four days' Journey we arrived at the
point where the Arlare empties Into the
uuavlarle. which up to this point is
known as tho Oiiaynbero. It was while
we were making our way down this
stream that we encountered a large
macarel, which wub making its wy
across the river. This Is one of the
most venomous and dreaded snakes In
Colombia. Tho reptile, which was
about eight feet in length, and more
than a foot In thickness, tried to board
the canoe, as they Invariably do under
similar circumstances As luck would
have It the guns and machetes w-re out
of reach In the stem of the leiat with
the provisions, and with a !,eai!y loaded
and ticklish canoe in the middle of a
river v.-It It an unusually swift current
tho hattlo sceme.i to be In t snake s
favor. The natives bent ! off repeat
edly with their puddles, and after i.ti
effort 1 succeeded In rrii'-liiMi; a shot
gun, nnd, discharging both barrels at
the monster, I literally blew It to
pieces.
"riUirtlng down til" river from
F'Uei-io Altiro, 1 met with v. hut might
lie termed a thrilling adxenture An
! Indian and 1 went nshoi o one morning
to shoot monkeys. I walked in f "'t
cilv direction, keeping in mind the
of the river. However, when 1
hair.
Is of
sada
ffl.
lo l.llle
I" Hef;
n the
alle,l Ca,
finall b;
lein.,1
':..,' of
he upper
own into
v'ect ... i 'u
1 e r.it.m
I r
u rse
,:ts u:ia!!e
iesslv eon-s.-.
the . In v
,1 o i ics a ml
a ri tvcl at
UK
the India
. d w
the
u.
1 1,1.
P'
.Mac.
t h
nt explorers of
ilhies and Cre
Hons took place
t c i ntiii y. while
icaiions were performed
luring '1-n ii"iod of the early Sim. Cre-
'.au descended the dual Ian; from Its
uiive to its mouth, and it was on this
journey he had the notable fight with
he alligators, which, according to his
n!c. assumed gigantic proportions.
iii uic ma is- inn i n Mil u raced nq
from which the Cuavlare has
met, over this who e re-
go by were uncouth
nary fathers of the
.1
.Ich
h
Yi
-t II:
.! lulls
pecull.
i. it liui
ut i r
I f
(he rlv
Its origin.
iion all ne hud to
unjiv made by mlssi
In
Spanish colonial period
I' veau and Wullaco made the asser
lon that Hi' W'aupes rivef had Its
Sour.- i,u miles south of Bogota, which.
hvCie it true. Would eh.aniio a I. o!., lolv
-.11 existing maps. The ohleot of mv
xploi.itlons was to determine thl.-i
aotnt. as to how far south of ltmmi-i
the AVaupes had Its origin, and to as
certain the character of the tcrrltnrv
through which It flowed; also to differ
entiate the various tribes of Tmlinnu
Inhabiting its banks and adjoining dis
tricts: and If possble. to determine
I nun w hat great family thev had
sprung. There aie four great families
omprislng the thousands of tribes of
-outh Anieiba: the Carlh Arawnk
Ilupi. Cuanana and Tapujos. and In
inuklng my Investigations 1 did not use
(he usual methods of ethnologists, hut
made the differentiation hv r' atn.lv nf
ino language or dialect. After careful
rtudv of this subject, it seems llkelv
that all the tribes which Inhabit this
Hver aio of the C.uil, st... k. as ate the
Ilultotcs and Carlionas. who Inhabit a
rreat tract lmmcdiateH' southwest em-
iraclng the river systems of the Ca-
aueta and Cutomajo.
'Hogot.i Is the intellectual certer of
s'outh America, and Spanish Is spoken
liere mniost ei ludv. 1 . one of the
most. If n..t the most remarkable, man
In this continent Is Rafael Heves. presi
dent of the Culled States of Colombia.
This man, with Yasqu. z Cobo, minister
if foreign affairs, and one of the men
In the president's cabinet (which, by the
pvfte Is made up of men regardless of
IheJr poldl'ul bellefsl, were greatly
Interest..! In mv J-mrnev to the Waupes.
lir.d rendered t- ery assistance In their
I'owrr. Having ubsci ed th.orn closely.
may say that the Colombians are
Inost anxious for frlendlv tela t ions with
lhe 1'nltod States nnd this la true both I
jt Colombia and Hrnr.il
'In Julv I left Iiogota with ft servant I
named il poll;o Azevedo furnished me I
iv fleneral Cobo. tv.o muleteers and five
Indies Consider.! bb diflb'tiltv was ex-
"C.1 In crossing the Andes. It being
itlll in the wet season. iin..l :he rivers
rrhudi flow down tic ste.;. so- cs wero i
I ra ii s formed Into wild t.cien'.s. conse-!
ntly the hirgei streams were!
ch swoMiui. Th( rt.e'noi .mployedln
turned back to the rier
;o I-icatM it. and be. ame la
fused. To make mulcts w
iVii.l a processlotl of llailld
I t ' lame dti'iKdied. Soon
a large lagoon, where 1 in
a little before noun. 1 ia i
made another attempt to
river, but try as w might v
not locaii' it. Ctteily b wibl
st ruck o f on n t r ill ifindi i ti
said he recognized, and
t hough I would lead to the i i
soon became more bo ed, s .l v In
we were before. Sill.- t was t
proaching, and in the t ..pies r-U:
like a blanket, th.ie bemg Mi
no twilight Soon we shuck i
stream known as jt cmo ,
fact regnnllng tii.se rlveis Is t h
Ing the wet season tlcv 11
toward the river, but in the dr
thc- flow Inland townid some ir
or lagoon.
"We followed In this direction
Itho cano began to assume larger
portions, and I was beginning to tl
that mv difficulties wide ut aa em:
when the Indian whispered 'big ou
luehnis'. which, bv the mil, N the nam
uf tiie fierce wild hog which overrun
this couutr. We mount, d the slippcrv
trunk of a fallen tree m ar b . this I c
ing our only refuge, ami villi cur guns
to use as clubs, amniunit ion bav.n
been exhausted .some time previous, we
waited their onslaught. It was not long
in coming, and lifter we had success
fully repulsed several attacks our pros,
pects of getting out alive lookej brlg!''
er. Shortly after this the Imp with
drew', w hich courtesy and consbierat hm
we repaid the next morning by killing
three of them for food. Reaching our
camp early next morning, we weie ,n an
exhausted condition.
"This part of the country is vcrv in
teresting, as Just to the south of the
(iuaviare. running T.ortl east and south
west. Is a line of cry low bills, whose
fine skvline from a ibstatue ib.es not
betray thetr rocky and alum
ble character, but on r.e.n
signs of previous great ulcantsm b:
came apparent. Th.'v are literally coin s
of lava, scoriae, bombs, and every km.'!
of volcanic tuff Tie highest are not
over 2.500 feet above the level of tlie
sea. So steep are t'ie sbb s cut bv im
passable ravines ami beetling cliffs, it
would require hours and hours of hard
climbing to attain tho summits.
"This groat arc", of unexplored terri
tory. In fact, to which 1 confined my
operations, is in tl e torm f tin Im
mense triangle, one leg of which Is the
Guavlare, another the oi moo and Ne
gro, and the third leg. v hi. h lies to the
south. Is the Ca.pieta. this l re.i compris
ing Colombia and northwestern Hrazil.
The ilvo-is Caipieta and ijumiaie 1 ise
In tho Andes near a little town called
N'elva. while within tills vast triangle
and to tbe cast of lie Andes rise the
great Yulrida, Cuainla. I -ana and
Wapes. Their direct S' U'ce is from la
goons, which are fed from Innumerable
streams flowing from a low range of
hills, to which Marine! Pas, In his old
map of this territory, referred as Tu
nabl and I'adavlda.
"To return to tho Cane Cr.mdc From
this point worked nr.- w..v back to
the T'nlllln river, which is. bv the wav.
shaped. They have coarse Mack
although In the caso of females It
omtwhut finer texture
Early Marriage Customary.
"The girls are married very young,
and bear from two to six children, and
It Is a curious tact that the discom
forts anil Ini onvenlence attending the
bearing of offspring Is practically elim
inated. When a new member of the
family Is expected the woman, accom
panied by one or two female attendants,
betakes herself to the forest. from
whence sue appears a few hours later
bearing the new addition In her arms.
She then takes up her duties as usual,
while the husband usually seeks his
nanimocK aim remains there 111 Tor sov-
eral days. This latter phenomonon how-j
everf is accounted for by the fact that
be has overindulged In ruchery or manJ
uuera, a fermented drink made froni
the Yuca and wild cane
"The color of these people has here
tofore In most cases been described In
an Indifferent way as copper, red,
brown, but It Is really an olive or dark
yellow brown and corresponding to No.
4 of Hroiu's sen In. This was found in
variable In many Individual cases, the
test being made on unexposed portions
of the thigh. The Indians, both mabi
and female, are much addicted to paint
ing, and the faces and arms are orna
mented with many varieties of pro-tes-iue
designs. Mntiv families live to
gether In perfect harmony beneath one
roof In a large house known as a maloca.
Such a house measures anvwhero from
70 to 100 feet In length, 45 to 05 foot In
width, and tho walls are surmounted
with a pitched roof. In the meloca each
family has space allotted to Its use, In
which cooking utensils weapons, and
musical instruments belonging to the
family are placed. These spaces arn not
In any way divided from each other be
yond the natural divisions of the upright
posts, on which rests the structure.
I hev are monoganiie. the Indian hav ing
but one wife, although the chief's per
dulslte Is two and sometimes three. His
power Is absolute although the right
of ohiofshlp is accorded onlv to one
whose prowess Is (indisputable.
"The Indians dislike to go far from
home, aruj their chief occupation is
hunting or fishing, on which expeditions
tie men are nsuallv accompanied bv
th'-lr wives and children, nnd the stern
v
IMl'14
in
1 ; 1 'l.rtllibel lain
lu;ht en the Me.
o an 1 1 ' v 1 1
having the furnl
stat.i building, at
in Coos bay from
tmih" inaiiuac
the mall rial down
ud iilso the plants
m i way that will
o.nl Ud-
s. It la
a t tended
.tics and
rim ofti
ilm ioh-
conslder
living In
i a u il"-
..111.' ! I,
I ties de-
ts and mttiea
lopera 1 1 viv ac-.d-'ii
s.-nperts
pp.guss and
dva
. n took te rip , iv and Jl
,.- it v ows In i ,.i SI- ters of
I . this clt i . lis' -v enituf .
v. -man ciiine here from
Id ib". Wv ..mini and U e
weivlces wel" dir.. t'I by
o'Kelllv of baker city.
Is the center of the 1'iaocla-
for
In
nt
-T the carioe Is always res-rv
woman, who Is very p HfJ icpt
art of steering
"Weapems aic f..r the most p
bow ami arrow, and to some ext
so ..f the blowgun js In vogue,
'hough the arrows aie nut dipped I
, ojso.ioiis- curare, this prrioih e Is
ried on extensively bv the Banlovo
ll'iiis. who Inhabit the countrx
"ith of the liana In a few ease
'.,. Indians c. lipped wild films
'. -.77,'.' h. a ling guns, vvhi.-l: th.-v iiav
I.-minel from iho tinders In return f
t he
the
the
the
A I -I
be
I'M I -
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lll.st
s
leftithn we.k to ftgiue '.u
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itiii ' I V 1 'S i .southern oieg.m .i-.,-. t Ac: . Im.-f op tho Lav
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' .v.hpim,,. . .Mifc-ress ,..-.. .... ....... i' l'd .l.il .1 ,! be l.ug.lv
" 1 I tie r., during lh week. , bv H f,..,,, I!... various .
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' "t lb"-" ptesellt at the big I h I I I ' . e s . ' - ,. , ., , ,
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V i Ait. t . 0S i n, , he .Milan, e. VoK Viwii Take ovS
r x i v t)rt itii Sit,' i -i nk. i.. ti ,,r.,n.i n, ,-otn , ,,,, ,,, ..,., r .,
f! V v jr 1 ' ' V i - iff mf K t t i s- on,,, sain ue governor ... ,,
,..V.vf' I ' l'"i"1 He, steamer a few minutes b.-r,,.. s- , T,
9 1 Klh 'rVV t"-'U H1. 1 ? roads meeting sded ' ., ' '"he
.HlJT'.A'' trU. ''twiW.J' t f'X i '";"';'. il t.e nn important event 'ran sisterhood In the west Laving tun
h i J4f 2J 1 ft ' -"A ' , lim dentally It might he men! inne. i i, ,'e Institutions, St. Josephs academy
7A V J ft PLAfit i ,'! 4&AV(- . I 1 M'-ssis Wehrung and Wisdom wlUiKnd St. Anthony's hospital, us well as
I f4,h-' f J Y 0, f - . Svi J iv'stt c,,s hay during the latter part of n n ..vitiate and convent.
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j ne I'l'ize iiaiiy iioy no as won in a itatiH in tin' rat i. t m-s. v . Mj RV "-4 I
Optra House, b.v .1 ikIkc Haruion KtiM. of Tl:;it I'lty. .( nig" S'lt! pltCflted CaSeS W 'tf4- I
Has Xanicil Him Pimliiis l'ilnte in Honor of Tn.it I i.t i:ig 11 is!:, al g ( Sj 1
(tont !-ui.u'k Maliil of Washing His Hand.''. 1 1 ? l'l-opi use-.-; to Koar S 1 Vw, "Jy i
- - Coesuli Me Firs! WsK
j I-Af-n 'h.iitr'i v..it t-Mso n;nv t. a nil'' hrX. F'Vj-.p jf
U Jut !' h k I 1 . i a; ! . I.!- . nr-
'm Its '! iif!v i ) t-1 r. . 1 y 1 1 n:i j-iTina i M-n : . t lit-; is
t'i ';t:i' f'n u: i liiiinK t iih- f-r trpat-
iii':i ' '!"' -t-i i. i i fie j" r Is rnii t'f'iy unliko
iri'I hct'-T ;!).im rh'"1 r lifiar v I haw tloviH-i
new iinl s i 'ii ' i t itn-' I m I s of t t-a : in t; ni'Mi h
r i I t s in nil ihfir I'liii 1 rtii-4 ris.-s l!-;(t
i t r-i i ' 1 1 1 1 i ()! h iii 1 i-.'i'Jfs 1 1 1 :i r t Iters ;in
n it 1 (Mil i1 in Ii-; '-i tii
Around the Town With the
Big Promenade in Portland on
a Summer Saturday Niht
this
. wn
"I')-.
hand
also
part of
ed IS It n
or m.u-e a
. 1 1 a t r v west
nnd Is the i
t lor f: rade.
Ilben's seem
ianlcal ski
Waupes the rul
is syrtnga. vvhlc
.'Hid In .Maiuci1
.f this the on!
u'diniiejrra. vvhlc
l'ort
: Imhtt.-i!
or 17.".
has. or
mci . c
i.a v e
of
alou;-
,n(U)
ehanib
ha'f a
t to ,
ns t
down, w I... tal". c.
iv. av lug hatniicicks
i ' 1 1 to la "a s, an in
v the ( , i:i v n. .k a n.l Ta n-nos
coking di.sb.es formed of rlav
mil cruder musical Instruments
the rcsul's of the native lo
ess the
ue Indians
.uiMdenilde
which a re
1 1 c t ry r-a r-
Theso flrui'i
uid.
all
in. ii.
VV t '
t hi
IP
(I'll! In- lia
mil lion
l'ort laud
'athor and mother
il b
Wel 1
't II
ill but a c
w In, bad to
light bath.
d'l'.hSG p.
Iiiwn W'a
iple
la v
Tli
.pie In
hingt..
low n
of ,b
home
re u
I.
last lllsht
unl'.u t unat.
ike Siifirda
Dr. Taylor
The Leading Specialist
a v .
a l
j 1 1 s 1
up a
tlv
ml
If-
It was necessarv nimiv times to
'hie. ten and fre,iuntlv resort to phvd
c il v int.. nee in the case of the Indians.
There were also instances n which fire
arms were brought Into plnv to render
f. i puiiTii; effective. Twice the Indians
party were thai to the trees bv
U and arms and watched ov or
aiied weapons. On six different
ov e, v inuian deserted me
f my faithful
in- throughout
and 10 o'
pr. mi . oia . I.
hat the p
1 w ere t h
in
self
Inac.'.ssi
a t.nriiach
I
.-etuiir tl.. carito .-uilirn across the
livers was to b : t -1 1 .1 lass,, to t he flnl-l
inal s ne. K and au..t;ier to nis tall 1 he i
t; was ti.ii.vvn to a man on thej
.;',e ., ,- :t", In this manner he
c, , . -' 1 I , e water ana sheered;
. Iv a : 1 ' means of the fall rope, j
weje CO. p lev c,1 'bus before
:i",d t-wu . " Xdllnvlcem-I 1 was.
1 e.: T!-:s t'. p.-:o.s the ni"in-
- n v.- beaetir-al one. am! th!
' if s' r. ev i.rcl cvr-i lian r . ng !
: lit. ' u I ' ,i:iar harm to the lm-
nothing but a m r. 1
rise from t he low bills
weeks T spent at tbl
servatious I became si:
ense known ss roniu;..
similar to the pink eve,
pronounced t v pe, end
caused by the pollen of
leal flowers
"From a small plae
known as ("alamar T "
to the Oiavlare. -,vi ! .
a nine days' march in
d'rection Mv ob'c-t in
ami. taking its
1 "u fir. g the two
;.i 1 c t ' n k ng ob
K n v 1 1 a dl s-
l! ttis This is
1 ', v of a more
Is s a : 1 to be
cue of tho trop
in v
the n
with 1
occa shins
w ith the exi option
servant, who stuck t
"' en'iio iii.. nun on two id thes
occasions the situation in which I found
was exceedingly awkward 1 1-0-
:e of lhese Instances In 1 . 1 M leu hi 1-
vvhen 1 was marooned on an Island be
tween tvvu seething rivers, from which
perilous position I was res, .,. d bv othei
natives day later. Nevertheless th. s..
les were overcome, and on Hie
found that fair trade was . e-
t nn t ment.
: us., d In .lealinc vv i t h the
were heads, knives, fishhooks,
cutlasses, matches and soap
st two Items were grratlv In
the tribes being fsronilini-h-
nlv in tl.. ir habits it is nothing
sual for the men to take six 01-
0.1 ins iiuring tne n:iv, the women
:g themselves in the river twice
mi-times three times,
thing Is the most meagre asset
men. it consisting ,,)' nierelv a
covering made of n thin bark
...en mi. lie in 1 ue canoes ivuor
en on shore a girdle or
led the euagno. I tier
appa 1 el.
pest S
The
know
do. Yi
That's vvhv you
11. inning that yi.
Tliore an- "tin
that have prom
is sui generis. It
like Vancouver"!
adluii line, nor
the pro. nemo
II sll'cet between
.'clock last night.
I b, puluiw . 1 ."
irade Is. ('nurse o:
re v ou sel f last 11 1 c lit
iple.s
sa n .
mob s
:l 1 1 V In
iilths. and
did 11
In
he p
pre
that i rade
lay abed so iate this
11 didn't get to church,
r cities in Ilm ...miirv
ciiades. but P01 I land s
Isn't stiff and haughtv
up across tlm ('an
Hoimnt and giddy like
Tho Moving- rictures.
ive and 1"-..-!;! shows appear '.
ig a long 1 .-I t want with, t h
..bis. i.ideltT tn the vv.iv ll.e;
t : mi i :t.-d las I nlc h t T i a- iv is a 1
ca 1 1
bsta.
vvhol"
turned with fair
The article
Indians
mlri-ois,
vvbii Ii la
.ii'mii nd.
un
W.i 11
washit
and so
"I'lo
of tho
groin
Tl vv
nothing, but
short skirt,
chief artldn
the old Satunlav alternonn 11.a111.ee
proit.criade down .ri'arrell street and
un Ma: kit in San !': a .1 1 si . as it us.. I
to he before t he fii e ' It
hoim-lv. 'iiliet family pi ouier.a
fa' her" and mother and 111 1 1 1
ail go down town t" wan. hi
dow n t he street and uijnv 1 In-
s ;ust a
b- vvlc-re
.lol.iiiiv
up and
mild e
"I'll
w h
of
hury
cltetxi.-nt "f the crowds and tlm Ili-I's
and look hi the store windows ami pi- li
out the Ihint'S thev would bi.v it '
ilbln't have to spend 1 he no. 11. v ; . la
in the winter's suiplv of W.....I aim buy
a new carpet for the j.arloi
Lota to Do and See.
If v ou are one ,.f I In- lorn t v or . s- - ;
' ha-ve 'never pa 1 1 Ui pa t I In iV's-ifnl ;
evening rib - an I isgufs , ,f the' fflnmx
enaile. you'd b.-tt. r n alv up ..ci t
p. conic down next Satur la ri.i: 1 .1
take it. la. It's vv.uth vvl.tl.- I! v....
an t think of .-uiv thing '.so t.. .
Oil II II t least til ke III a t 1 .- a'
.' blv er boily ( Is.- does That's -v :
1 are s-. manv of them .'. I w: 1 '
' all full but always w it!. ....t.. I "!
, or Ixv it more.
You don't have to keep w. I!"c .; ! -
vou want to. it
endless ir.mbi-r "f tl.!n in town, and
OV el v one ot tllelll ll).iealed to b'V
! icked to the dools with all .-OT-. I.ll'l"
II1R crowd Miuv of the most aid.;.'
would wa'ider into one. see (he moving
l ictiires an I liM- u t" .1 s.mg .'.. n bv
a diiiii v defim-d w rl-b l. '. a.. 0111-
.:.!.l!'.e.t of gaudllv eilol.d .idll.s
thr 111 on til.- sere, u, and then wander
" .' and down the stnrt 1" the next
I lac- t" tike ill aiotlol pi ! ! o Ilia '!' e.
:..! ''.' .ours... tl... barb.-r -l...is -.eie
full of noil getting that Sutida.' shave,
or the Ft i-I.v moitiine due r tli.it t'ev
f . .! u-et to u-. t ea .-I in in the w , ek
Tl.- poi-thind .''atuid.iv eve-ii.e ..,um-
n.i. I. is :.,,t as strb tlv defined in Its
i'mis as inns.- of s.une i.'-icr pi. .s.
V..M.Ii.gt-ii s tree liom Park to Third
1" I "V "Il I lie .i.irlii sl.b of I Ue
st...-. a t. fo.i s i , , 1... ',,e favorite w d k
,-.i M - i us... 1 a nd ;-e 'i.l.'is... . e
-.1 :'. el s g, I ,t,ei,i, f;,- s' I.e. Ah -v.. Pel.
st! t til'- rowd till!!.-. )if. drib! ie- ci!
' '' :l sinnlle. st.'e.i.n IV w ..-.'.. a;.
t"-r to haveariv 1 I' 1 1 i ' . i.Uj.-t ;,; : : -v
:., I... co.ee auvvh.-ri- in p::;;- . .
" ' 0 ,--t Pi "ii euading.
I U 1 ! emeu
oil re.
p ,a i n 1 e s
"f inlurv.
perfe ted
Is ;t n.l aie
up.-n live
J. roii.pt
11 and
All mv
along t
in ex.a
forces
without pain or
forms of treatment
lie lines of n.utiire'.s
t harmony with the
Therefore, nt y cures
and thorough.
PAY WHEN
CURED
1 CURE TO STAY CURED
a method that Involves no painful processes. No other physician ern
es a like method, and so thorough is mv work that thero need not
the-sllghlest fear of a relapse Into th" eld conditions. It ia not ft
est). .11 of whether Vou can be cured, but whether you will he ourerl.
ut wait until It Is too late. Mv method Is perfect and quick. Tha
re is absolutely certain. I especially solicit those cases where many
.ailed treatments havo failed or where money has bean wasted on
ctrl- belts nnd other appliances. "
Contracted Disorders
The sei -bius results that may follow neg
lect of contracted d Is. lues could scarcely bo
exaggerated. Safety demands an absolutely
thorough cure In the least possible time. I
have treated more ciisen of contracted disor
ders than any other physician upon the Pa--ifio
Coast My curesare thorough and are
11 compllshed in less time than other forms
f treatment require in producing even doubt
ful results. I employ remedies of my own
devising, and my treatment Is equally effec
tive in both recent and chronic cases.
I Treat Men Only
pel
In
vvh
The vast mult It uilo
iv 1 1 a a t n 1 .11 1 have
hev know that 1 do
form. Tn them 1
the cure of their
of men who havif taken
not been disappointed,
not promise lunre than I
have actuallv Illustrated
own cases the truth of
ga c
M v
I '
up III''
ilrs a
the 1;
t t'
it1 I
f.
ek In
t to
dish
' if
cant
e of
Id.
mi
on 'he T'nllllR
tod back again
I leached after
more oa.sterlv
d"!rg this was
tlr-
l'l
1 '
T
1
. I
th
1 pe
.0 1
r li -
to search for
tiie north of th
which I thougl t r
the Tulrida llov
large has
1 'an.'
gbt be
.or. it
f t'
d ft
sting as being
e l.l.innos back
1. -i-vIi.'-iR These p'annos
t-a:; Martin and it was
a three da v s h. irr.ev before San
tin ii'.d 'lav many rivers which go
. . fed tl Meta 'a hiiKe upper trihu
ar .' of tKo I'rtnooo! were reached.
'h.sc rlve-M n'Mh I wps oM'fd to
t 1 re' !-!ch f'.w l"to the Aleta. are
he TV- c't'fi of ('. I01M1 i. the Guar
he. c-:c In-fit. liana l.i. and the Act
io I p.-. us fc..;1 e.i-lv morning un
'I nft'-r fiurrs-t To ru.,se the iipp.osl'e
a-K .f the , v-.s.-.i ,mf;
r ea .:.-. s ".' tie cuiren. At this
ri ne p.uut I observe 1 a I.lar-ero trying
i drl !:. i:-.u a "use the stream.
vffr fu'l!" efforts and In sheer desr-ers-
inn r hare l o-.to the berk of one of
he r..,h- urc. I rim intiv the tor-
rl. tm-'hg tv r-st "'luM follow
rher. i-'.-t batt e f r fe an.1 marg
in '"s t' e m - -1 ir-d rr u'e were prvert
locr t " t ear: riircvalv escaping
'esth bv --'.-it t legs w -1 r shot domn
he str'Q'" es t' -.('i impelled Ii a.
UEe rstf , 11 i.str.'.vg the oppnslte'
ar.k. the 1 -. -. s"t !-'e1 tv Mftv-, lear-,
ng the m .' to battle for his life Tfceee ',
Jarteros f -r y" t-s- rrt a
ktllfii! , Tfifi nil dsrlrr rij-ra. but
!o nt poe hc skill with the rope
hat the '.. -! wrte-n rcwbnvi
o In ' pe-t rf tie countrv men
rvhn I'ili't t v ee vsst j ls iep rtr hlinant
re -!le1 I.!aerre wl lie those on the
irer whose ou-oi.petlf.-i it to work the
anoea ar the Varlneros
Klfk CThairea of Vatiw.
X4ert.'3 ru((4, It w aa a-e-
nterelv- a large lai:..' " co
the Guav dare A, en ihn:
"1 Puerto Altiro enpnt
this polr.t studvlr.g the
wh.ich I worked ha k aralt
but much further to the
had prevlouslv
"From Ca'.amar I descn'el
la to where It unites with the
make the Wapes proper The 1
has Its source to tbe east of t!
on. rrore to
(irande. and
the s "irce of
proved to be
rinert-d with
the i;.ift'iai
' r e 1 1 n-e at
h !! after
1 to ' m 1 1 mar
west thin I
t v
I'nll-
T 1 11 la to
Ilia ft I so
Andes
In the Partavlda rirrv The Ir.diina in
this region are known as the ("art'onss.
and they extend over westvflrd bevmpd
the Rio ApAporls or one of the great
branches of the Fauueta Yn- many
dirs on the Waps ore sees no Indians
until we come to the lart.1 of 'he Fubeos.
whoe don.atna begin In the Igarape
Cflrur 1 The onlv river of arr conse
Tuerce which lr.tervrs letncn the
Igarape Farurl Is the .lerlsa and th.it
river comes In frorn tra southwest a
lltfte h.ow the Itllia
" tw litvt' Jotrroev f-ri the mouth
of t!- Fsruru brouaht us to the large
falls kronri aa th .Turut-srv Falls
"The different tribes wh:,h we en
countered were tha I'uheos. n-jji-rivii,
Te"ios and lsstly the T.rain With
al of these Indiana we find a d!ve-s!tr
e v uncus and (.uavnos are said to
their dead 111 the er.nm.l i.-hl u, Vnn clinil
forms the floor of the maloca 'but fi-o shining cli
Tarep.os place the corpse In j small 1.I1 1 show xvhilr
or canoe which has been cut In halves Ihgly over your
one half serving as the cover to tuA ferent coats of I
Improvised coffin, nici this is rpmovr( i and finishing off th
a short distance from tho maloca ai hi shining rag I ha t
hurled in a shallow grave scooned nut ! it.you tried a week
with the paddle ..f the craft A dead are a 1v0'iiaii. you
person Is never removed from his or her 1 tlllR although s...:t:
liafnmock, and whatever belongs of a ! on can at ,"a'1'
personal nature are put In also There ' nave nn lcP r' "Hr"
Is no cercnionv bovond a great show of tlle "traw long 11
wailing and weeping bv the near rela- ! WPSry fort
fives up to the time of the hur'.aj when i Portland does not
all the members of the communit.- lnous street fakirs
I solemnly to the grave to watch t ho 1 ators of medical, ph
coltin ihrposlted After this the maloca alu1 socialistic Kt.'
assumes the ev en tenor of its wax make old Frant a v et
""nen a woman dies her husband goes on' of ,he nls' '
out earlv In the mor-i.iai- nn 1 ii 1; .'. world, but she ) as
arrow or gun. If he owns one. in thn! Some of the Attractions
, , ' ! ' , . " nlnt w,'l-'i Last night the .1
l.a, v.sl.ed the deceased Svuehingt.u, strct ,
A Fine riaMiig- Stream. ing to Alder pa.-se.l
'In comparison with the other rivers'0" R SOHP bnx ''esld
the Waupes Is heavily stocked with fish ' 1 1!,y,meli ! n,f k,'r"s,"V"
some of which run t , -e...... ',."' 1 with a guitar a v...
'iho Inhabitants of this . ' ' ..Ming, and a system of re.!! . -.
1 skillful In shootl-g t!.e with how anl I'ldotibte jly the or.lv !r : ' , .
. 111 row. and tnev form the priuclplo arti ' ''ial I'e.-e and there 1- -I
cle of diet. The ugtoutl Is also es- ,hronK 'r"Ppod off t. . .. . a
I pei ially pii7.-d as an arti. le of food as of 'hat ' 1 '"
.tre the tapir, p.c.ary. and small deer th xim l,,,in' 4,"ln ;:
i win. h abound In the forests ne-.r bv I''" aroun1 A w',!"""
i The entire country of the 'ega je'Fa hln 'lf'- ,nok ,,!s "'" e "'
1 quett la lnfeted witb all aorta Of wild bo Bn,i pa"K the strati g
.animals, polaonoua anakes and all'sa- rultar' cheerful ine.ody beg c
: tors, nor to mention the Interminable!' Prlon "rk and drearv H
I morasses and other nh..i.. , v . . iderced a ttiomcrtarv ho In
, countered. ( e of the most dreaded
animals to be foun'! In this forest la the
tlgrelal Jaugar. This f-rocioua beast
1 ranks In sue and power with the Asiatic
tiger, and 1 greatlv feared and re-
japetted bv the natives There la also
another species of tins lag uar. but much
smaller ln s!t. Another Interesting
animal is tbe o'ter. which Is much
; larger than that found ln other parti of
the world.
This countrv Is rich !n-r VI. T.
'rubber, but these varieties r. I It w" remarkable
On
ip
Milk.
kefell, 1
si
a N
g M is
work will be .a
.-rk law v er
.!(. feller's ,i:ief
Ma rk T vv ins or
a . aid k I m . on
escribe
I In k la ml
;t the st
1 1 h a ,
lldlng.
In h
humor ;s- ,
Arthur !h
su mm. r r, : 1
1.1 r
milk
tb.o h
fa i liilim
ak. Wlllc;!
I'll., the b
Th-ui he
with Me h :
h ropi
ik no tee.
In palls
I But he
, V get
Some
I"
dnw 1
iT-rh'
"Id .
.t I claim, nn niely , tha t n
certain to cure as It Is that
. s mv services and I "i i. . vv s
success Is due not aloe.-' t
en.... skill nnd se'entif!"
be fact t hat I limit n."
-tlv to diseases and
male main-lies nloi.e I
u s ; v el v devoted ;'. v ea
t 1 ea t men t Is
mv patient en
niv directions
to education, ex-
iu i piuetit. but
;Jv and practice
ikn.STsps of 111 en.
ive earnestlv and
of mv 'if.- and
'hem all my facultl s aro concent!
led
Varicocele
Thers Is no neeesaity
for surKieal operations
In tho treatment of Var
icocele. This dlsas
yields completely to my
mild and painless meth
od, and results are far
better than were ever
attained by the harsh
and dangerous practice
of cutting. nut one
week is required, and
seldom Is it even neces
sary to detain the pa
tient from his business.
Stricture,
In the treatment of
stricture I havo again
triumphed over surgery.
I employ an original
method by which the
obetrueting tissue Is
completely dissolved,
and all Inflammation
and Irritation through
out the system expelled.
No pain, no cutting, no
dilating, and a sure cure
In every instance.
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rOBoglold that la thev hrfve tve oMlTie
nr alartinr eve of Orlestal The
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Inbelees. and r-e ekuH Is cf a r-e-ullajJ
icrrcaiien. rmiii. the fare eacutcheoa
ere not mt
gr.od. hon.ver, a s the white rubber
found furtler down in the valley of the
Amsion X'.irlv the whole Vela de Ca
n -etti co-.rtry Is rich tn rubber vanilla,
cocoa, an J cabinet woods The rubber
industry Is not. however worked aa ex- 1
trs:velv as might be f -apposed, owing,
tn the great difficulty in tre neportlnt;
tbe product to the roast The Carn
gueros. or natives, who do this work
carrv loads varvinr from US to JftO !
pounds on tr.Hr back out of the forests
to the headwaters of the Amazon river.'
ard in this wav to Rngnta." 1
U thrcugh Ms adver-t-ji-nTja travels!
and evpl"r-r'cr.s rr Rice never met j
with sr.r serious accllenta. althoueh .
there was a report from the Interior of I
eWv-jth America during hi last trlr that 1
mosDhere ar.vl the crow 1 pw--:
.leaving her s'ill there on tic
Farther up the street a man
determined Jaw. such as ye 1
tha faces of ("ilbsor.'s heroes, ha!
tie longer than it need be. r-i -
manner and a far-reaching v
pressed upon a larger en vr
only wwttostki cfunirv f
irg to tha deffinirior bow es
, elect a SocUllst to the AN bite li e
1 turn the rascals out.
I It was remarkable that
of those In the Saturdav
th
r gh
t 1 :
l.et-I AtkrtvrHnctlMb
bl-rkre-lrr'a Illaaa4 Hi.
fill. In liri ol t,l4 ,-!..
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Rice occupylnir a rromlner.t pla n '
aavage bid of far The fjth ' '
story Is. however, that Pr Itt.-e 1 :-
find any cannibals, and s a iui irs:
conaequenie the cannibals, if the'e h
any In South America, did nt fi-d hi"
He may, however meet them on hi rvt
trip, although he claims that such A
not exist at least In S'mtli Ameri. a
"I feel.' ssid rv ' thoroughlv i!ll
for mv carr'i.l prepaiatl-rs as mv ! -.r
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certain factt In regsrd to te Vai.: e
Wbfn a".1 hther V11 snub-- .
to stain return to 'his country, he sail
"Veib cf course. It ereme g.d to h
hack to rlvtllaatlon ittln. but I am Ir:
he had dlser)-ere n trlhe ef canniliale t fereelv 1r-tereae1 in mv wers and look
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